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Eph Women Drop Season Opener in Hockey - November 18, 2007
MIDDLEDBURY, Vt. - The Williams women's ice hockey team (0-1) lost their first game of the season Saturday, by a score of 2-0, to No. 1 ranked State University of New York at Plattsburgh (5-0). The game was part of the first round of the Panther/Cardinal Classic being held at Middlebury College.
The Cardinals recorded their first goal early in the game. At 3:09 into the first period, junior forward Danielle Blanchard notched her ninth goal of the season, assisted by junior Shay Bywater and sophomore Stephanie Moberg.
Blanchard also netted Plattsburgh's second goal, with Bywater and sophomore Amber Ellis getting credit for the assists. The goal came at 9:11 of the final period on a power play.
In goal for the Ephs, senior Denise McCulloch had an exceptional game, recording 31 saves. "Denise played outstanding. She moved really well and just played really great for us," said coach Shannon Bryant.
Overall, Bryant was pleased with her team's effort. "I was really happy with the way we came out and played hard. We got a lot of people minutes. I think this is a good start for us."
The Ephs were to return to the ice Sunday at 2 p.m. Williams was to play the loser of the Elmira/Middlebury game being played later Saturday. |
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