WINCHENDON, Mass. - The Saint Michael's College women's ice hockey team lost to Franklin Pierce University, 5-0, on Friday afternoon during New England Women's Hockey Alliance (NEWHA) play at The Winchendon School's Jason Ritchie Ice Arena.
 
RECORDS

• Saint Michael's (1-16, 1-12 NEWHA), Franklin Pierce (8-8, 8-6 NEWHA)

SAINT MICHAEL'S LEADERS

• First-year Jordana DeMarinis (Beeton, Ont./Cambridge Jr. Rivulettes), 50 saves
• Sophomore Alizée LeBlanc (Dieppe, New Brunswick/Ridley College), 10-for-18 faceoffs
• Sophomore Naomi Tink (Birmingham, Mich./Bishop Kearney Selects 19U AAA), 5-for-11 faceoffs
• Graduate student Mary Leys (Newport, R.I./Saint George's School), 6 faceoff wins
• Sophomore Victoria FitzGibbon (Stittsville, Ontario/East Ottawa Junior Stars U22 AA), 3 blocked shots

OPPONENT LEADERS

• Sophomore Lauren Maras, 2 goals, 8-for-9 faceoffs
• Senior Julia Stevens, 2 assists
• Junior Maggie Korneta, 2 assists
• Junior McKenzie Rich, 1 goal
• Sophomore Alexandria Cistolo, 1 goal
• First-year Caleigh Murphy, 1 goal
• Senior Gwen Bowler, 18 saves

GAME FACTS

• Leys tied Jenna Harrison's '23 program record by appearing in her 110th career game.
• Senior Angelina Ruiz (Independence, Minn./Gentry Academy) became the 19th player in program history to appear in 100 career games.

THE ACTION

• DeMarinis denied the Ravens' first 20 shots of the opening period before the hosts broke through on their final bid, as Rich tapped in Korneta's pass for a power-play goal with 1:04 remaining.
• During 4-on-4 play, Murphy made it 2-0 1:05 into the second period, slipping a shot from the slot under DeMarinis' right pad.
• Franklin Pierce scored twice during an ensuing major penalty. Maras pushed a loose puck across the goal line with 4:09 gone, and Cistolo picked the netminder's glove corner from the right circle at 5:31.
• During a 20-second stretch beginning at 14:22, the Purple Knights peppered Bowler with six shots from six different players, but she stopped them all.
• Maras snuck in a wide-angle shot 3:31 into the third period for her second tally.

NEXT SAINT MICHAEL'S GAME

• Saturday at Franklin Pierce, 1 p.m.