MANCHESTER, N.H. - The Saint Michael's College women's ice hockey team capped its season-opening weekend series at Saint Anselm College with a 4-2 loss on Saturday during New England Women's Hockey Alliance (NEWHA) play in Sullivan Arena.
 
RECORDS

• Saint Michael's (0-2, 0-2 NEWHA), Saint Anselm (2-0, 2-0 NEWHA)

SAINT MICHAEL'S LEADERS

• First-year Kali Boychuk (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan/Windsor Southwest Wildcats), 1 goal (1st career)
• First-year Kyler Weatherred (Eagle, Colo./Team Colorado AAA Hockey Club), 1 goal (1st career)
• Sophomore McKenna Dans (Marshfield, Mass./Lovell Academy), 48 saves (career high)
• Junior Anna Jerylo (Stillwater, Minn./Gentry Academy), 1 assist, 6-for-12 faceoffs
• Sophomore Brianna Jarvis (Swanton, Vt./BFA-Saint Albans), 1 assist
• Sophomore Julia Chedel (Haverhill, Mass./Kimball Union Academy), 1 assist
• Junior Maddie Quinn (Chicago, Ill./Team Illinois AAA), 4 blocked shots

OPPONENT LEADERS

• Senior Brooklyn Schneiderhan, 2 goals
• Sophomore Eden Granley, 2 assists
• First-year Kayla Czukoski, 24 saves

THE ACTION

• The teams exchanged goals late in the first period of a scoreless game. With 12:14 gone, Schneiderhan took the zone and moved into the slot before backhanding a shot over Dans' close shoulder.
• Just 2:41 later, Weatherred touched home Jarvis' centering pass after Jarvis forced a takeaway at the blue line.
• Two of the Hawks' goals during an ensuing 3-0 run came on the power play. Senior Cora Webber tallied 45 seconds into the second period on a wrister from the right circle before junior Hailey Tullo found Dans' five-hole from the left circle during a woman advantage at 4:04.
• Schneiderhan picked the corner from the left circle during a power play 6:26 into the third to make it 4-1.
• Late in regulation, the Purple Knights scored their second 5-on-3 marker of the weekend. After Chedel sent a shot toward the crease, Jerylo kept the loose puck alive and Boychuk finished by backhanding a shot beyond Czukoski while falling to the ice at 17:35.

NEXT SAINT MICHAEL'S GAME

• Oct. 10 vs. Long Island University, 7:10 p.m.