SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. - The Saint Michael's College women's ice hockey team finished a three-game week with a 1-0 loss to Lake Forest (Ill.) College on Friday evening in Cairns Arena.

RECORDS

• Saint Michael's (1-15-1), Lake Forest (6-4-2)

SAINT MICHAEL'S LEADERS

• Junior Carissa Mudrak (Duluth, Minn./Gentry Academy), 50 saves
• Sophomore Gaby Tribelli (Montreal, Quebec/Dawson College), 3 blocks
• Senior Jenna Harrison (Kitchener, Ontario/Wellesley), 12-for-22 faceoffs, 2 blocks
• Senior Maeghan Kennard (Hamlin, N.Y./Niagara Jr. Purple Eagles), 9-for-19 faceoffs

OPPONENT LEADERS

• Junior Danielle Selby, 1 goal
• First-year Zara Post, 1 assist
• Senior Hannah Turnage, 23 saves

GAME FACTS

• Mudrak made at least 50 saves for the second straight game.
• Lake Forest head coach Jennifer Wilson was the Purple Knights' top assistant coach under head coach Chris Donovan during the 2010-11 and 2011-12 seasons, and is in her fifth year guiding the Foresters.
• The Foresters' only losses this season have come against nationally-ranked foes.
• Saint Michael's lost its third 1-0 decision of the season.

THE ACTION

• Junior Mikaela Langbacka (Lorton, Va./Washington Pride) led a 2-on-1 break with Kennard during the latter portion of the opening period, but Kennard was denied near the right post with 12:20 gone.
• Mudrak stopped sophomore Lauren Wensel's bid from the slot at 14:30 before turning away first-year Emma Sweeney's breakaway bid with her blocker just 53 seconds later. With Turnage pulled for an extra skater during a delayed penalty, first-year Holly Kiernan rung the post at 15:30.
• Mudrak made five saves while holding the Foresters scoreless on the ensuing power play, and junior Jace Zapata (Brea, Calif./Gentry Academy) blocked a shot.
• Lake Forest broke on the board 5:15 into the second period, as Post sent Selby on a breakaway through neutral ice, with Selby ultimately going top shelf to Mudrak's blocker side.
• During 4-on-4 play, sophomore Grace Canterbury (Eagle River, Alaska/Shattuck-Saint Mary's School) made a move around the defense to the outside of the right circle before cutting back into the slot and having a bid up close stopped at 15:08.
• Mudrak helped kill another Forester power play by making a blocker save of junior Grace Garby's shot from the slot at 18:10.
• Mudrak stopped senior Marissa Gebauer's tricky redirection out front with her pads at 10:10 of the third period to keep it 1-0.
• With 15 seconds left and Mudrak out for an extra skater, Canterbury sent a pass through the crease from the goal line looking for a tip-in, but the puck made its way through with no Purple Knight touch.

NEXT SAINT MICHAEL'S GAME

• Tuesday at Post University, 1 p.m.