Late Goal Gives #4 Raiders 2-1 Victory Over ‘Cats

Saturday, November 11

Durham, N.H.

7 PM

University of New Hampshire

6-3-3

Colgate University

11-1-0

Team	1	2	3	F
Colgate	0	1	1	2
New Hampshire	1	0	0	1

Amy Schlagel (Photo by Joey Walker)

Photo by: Joey Walker

11/11/2017 9:23:00 PM | Women's Ice Hockey

Box Score Highlights

Carlee Turner ended the first with a power play goal; #4 Colgate answered in the 2nd and 3rd.

DURHAM, N.H. – University of New Hampshire sophomore Carlee Turner (Scottsdale, Ariz.) tallied her fifth goal of the season as the Wildcats fell to the #4 Colgate Raiders 2-1 on Saturday evening at the Whittemore Center.

Turner's goal came 19:36 into the first period on a late power play. She was assisted by Amy Schlagel (Blaine, Minn.) and Nicole Dunbar (Coto de Caza, Calif.). Colgate would then answer back with a power play goal of their own mid-way through the second period. In the third, the Raiders would outshoot the Wildcats 16-6 and would tally the game-winning strike 17:25 into the final period to get the 2-1 victory.

Freshman goaltender Ava Boutilier (Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island) made 36 saves in the contest but was handed her third loss of the season, giving her a 6-3-3 record overall.

GAME INFORMATION:
Date: Nov. 11, 2017
Location: Whittemore Center – Durham, N.H.
Attendance: 263
Score: UNH 1 (6-3-3), #4 Colgate 2 (11-1-0)

Goals:
UNH (1) – Carlee Turner
Colgate (2) – Breanne Wilson-Bennett (2)

Assists:
UNH (2) – Amy Schlagel, Nicole Dunbar
Colgate (2) – Megan Sullivan (2), Lauren Wildfang, Bailey Larson

Goaltenders:
Ava Boutilier – 6-15-15 – 36 (2 GA) {58:25} (Loss)
Julia Vandyk – 6-10-6 – 22 (1 GA) {59:53} (Win)

GAME RECAP

The Wildcats got a late penalty 19:36 into the first period; Amy Schlagel took a shot right after the faceoff, which was saved and rebounded to Dunbar, who then took a shot that rebounded to Turner, who was able to knock it through the crowd to the left of the crease into the net giving UNH a 1-0 lead.
Over a span of three penalties in six minutes, the Raiders got their equalizer on a power play 8:04 into the second period.
Colgate got many chances in the third period, taking 15 shots on goal in the period; 17:25 into the period the Raiders were finally able to poke one through the legs of Boutilier.
The Wildcats pulled their goaltender with 1:35 remaining, but weren't able to get a shot on net.

PENALTIES
UNH: 3-6 Colgate: 2-4

POWER PLAYS
UNH: 1-2 Colgate: 1-3

NEW HAMPSHIRE LEADERS:
Points (1): 3 players tied
Goals (1): Carlee Turner
Assists (1): Amy Schlagel, Nicole Dunbar
Shots (4): Meghara McManus
Blocked Shots (4): Julia Fedeski
Faceoffs (10): Carlee Turner

OPPONENT LEADERS:
Points (2):Breanne Wilson-Bennett, Megan Sullivan
Goals (2): Breanne Wilson-Bennett
Assists (2): Megan Sullivan
Shots (8): Jessie Eldridge
Blocked Shots (1): 3 players tied
Faceoffs (10): Shae Labbe