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Hawks Shorthanded Feat Falls Shy in 5-2 Loss at Conn. College

Hawks sophomore defenseman Trinity White

Scoring Summary

1st - 02:42 - Dillon, Erin (Connecticut Col.)
1st - 09:37 - Puumala, Katie (Becker)
1st - 19:33.7 - Phelan, Camille (Connecticut Col.)
2nd - 15:07 - Alexander, Melissa (Connecticut Col.)
2nd - 18:56 - O’Keefe, Caroline (Connecticut Col.)
3rd - 04:15 - SH - White, Trinity (Becker)
3rd - 04:30 - PP - Phelan, Camille (Connecticut Col.)

Game Leaders

Becker
G: 2 Players (#21, #77) - 1
A: 2 Players (#21, #29) - 1
Sh: Katie Puumala - 5
Sv: Amber Lee - 49
Connecticut Col.
G: Phelan, Camille - 2
A: Dillon, Erin - 2
Sh: 2 Players (#4, #15) - 8
Sv: Wieczorek, Abby - 16

Team Stats

Becker
Connecticut Col.

PowerPlays

0 for 0
1 for 3

Shorthanded Goals

2
0

Penalties (min)

3 (6)
0 (0)

Shots on Goal

18
54

Face Offs Won

21
34
full stats
Mar 06, 2021

NEW LONDON, Conn. – Camels sophomore Camille Phelan (Medford, Mass.) scored twice and added an assist for Connecticut College on Saturday night as they defeated the Becker College Hawks,

 

THE BASICS

March 6, 2021

Dayton Arena

Score: Connecticut College 5 – Becker 2

Records: The Becker College Hawks 3-4-0 | The Connecticut College Camels 1-0-0

 

GAME SUMMARY

The Camels were first on the board, 2:42 into the game on a goal by senior Erin Dillon (Hazlet, N.J.) to give Conn. College a 1-0 lead.

Becker tied things at 1-1 midway through the first period on a shorthanded goal by sophomore Katie Puumala (Framingham, Mass.) her second of the season and her third career shorthanded goal.

A late, first period goal by Phelan would put Conn. College ahead 2-1 after the opening period.

A pair of second period goals scored 3:49 apart in the late stages of the second period for Camels junior Melissa Alexander (Bellingham, Mass.) and sophomore Caroline O'Keefe (Winthrop, Mass.) extended their lead to 4-1 through two periods.

Hawks sophomore Trinity White (Sandwich, Mass.) put the Hawks back within two goals early in the third period on her first career collegiate goal, coming shorthanded, cutting the deficit to 4-2.

But just 15 seconds later, the Camels would regain their three-goal advantage on a power-play goal by Phelan, her second of the night to give the Camels a 5-2 lead.

 

FOR THE HAWKS

  • The shorthanded goals by Puumala and White marked the first time in program history the Hawks scored two goals shorthanded in the same game.
  • Puumala added an assist on White's shorthanded goal. Junior Clare Conway (Billerica, Mass.) also factored into the goal with an assist.
  • Sophomore Amber Lee (Nashua, N.H.) matched a season-high with 49 saves but drops to 2-3-0 with the loss.

 

FOR THE CAMELS

  • Phelan and Dillon both finished with three points. Phelan finished with two goals and one assist while Dillon had one goal and two assists.
  • Sophomore Abby Wieczorek (Winnetka, Ill.) made 16 saves and grabbed the victory to improve to 1-0-0.

 

UP NEXT

The Hawks and Camels are back at it on Sunday evening with a 3:40 p.m. game at the Worcester Ice Center in the second half of the home-and-home series.