Posted: Nov 23, 2013
#8 Saskatchewan 1 #9 Regina 0 (SO)
Huskies-Cougars Stats
by Nicole Betker, Huskies Sports Information
SASKATOON - Saskatchewan captain Cami Wooster tallied the lone goal in a shootout to lead the Huskies to a 1-0 win over the visiting Regina Cougars Saturday at Rutherford Rink.
With no scoring in regulation or overtime, the shootout was needed to solve the affair.
Wooster tallied as the first and only shooter to score sliding the puck just over the left pad of Cougars netminder Toni Ross. Cassandra Jorgenson and Sara Greschner missed for the Huskies. Jorgenson looked like she scored in an open net after deking Ross left.
Kendra Finch and Brooklyn Moskowy were stopped by Huskie goalie Cassidy Hendricks. Regina's first shooter, Tori Head's, attempt sailed over the net.
With the win, the No. 8 ranked Huskies improve to 9-3-2 and complete the sweep. The No. 9 Cougars drop to 8-5-1. A night earlier, the Huskies won 4-0.
Both Ross and Hendricks were impressive in the game. Ross made 32 saves for the Cougars in regulation and overtime, while Hendricks made 29 at the other end of the ice.
The Huskies hit the road to face the Mount Royal Cougars next weekend, while Regina returns home to host the Calgary Dinos.
huskies.usask.ca
Lethbridge 4 Mount Royal 1
Cougars-Pronghorns Stats
by Jesse Couture, Pronghorns Sports Information
LETHBRIDGE, AB – Riding the momentum from a big shoot-out win last night in Calgary, the Lethbridge Pronghorns completed the weekend sweep of the two game home-and-home series dumping the Mount Royal Cougars, 4-1.
Lethbridge goals were scored by Sarah Spence, Angela Burke, Aislinn Kooistra, and Kirsten Reeves, while Jocelyn Froehlich netted the lone marker for the Cougars.
Crystal Patterson got the start for Lethbridge and turned aside all but one of the 28 shots she faced. Katie Sigurdson started in net for the Cougars, stopping 24 shots on the night.
With this win the Pronghorns improve to 5-7-2, while the Cougars fall to 2-11-1.
Next weekend the Horns travel to Vancouver where they will face off against the UBC T-Birds while the Cougars return home to host the Saskatchewan Huskies.
mrucougars.com
Manitoba 3 #6 UBC 2
Thunderbirds-Bisons Stats
by John Gaudes, Bisons Sports Information
WINNIPEG - A promising game ended in a shootout loss the night before, so the Manitoba Bisons were again looking for an upset win over the #6-ranked UBC Thunderbirds on Saturday at the Wayne Fleming Arena.
Though it was another fight down the stretch, the Bisons were able to close the deal, winning 3-2 to move to 8-4-2 on the year. UBC falls to 10-3-1.
Manitoba got goals from Kayleigh Weins, Caitlin MacDonald and Maggie Litchfield-Medd, as well as an exceptional night from first-year goaltender Amanda Schubert, who had 24 tough saves in the win.
UBC got a goal from Devon Morrison, and a goal and an assist from Stephanie Schaupmeyer, while goalie Samantha Langford made 29 saves in the loss.
The Bisons women's hockey team will stay at home to finish the first half of their schedule, as they host Alberta for a weekend back-to-back starting Friday, November 29th. Puck drops at the Wayne Fleming Arena at 7 p.m. CST. Meanwhile, UBC heads home to play Lethbridge on the same day at the same time.
GoBisons.ca
Calgary 1 #10 Alberta 0 (SO)
Pandas-Dinos Stats
Courtesy U of C Dinos Communications
CALGARY - Having lost 1-0 to the CIS #10 Alberta Pandas in
Friday night's game, the Calgary Dinos refused to let that happen at home as they won their own 1-0 game in a 12-round shootout on Saturday at Father David Bauer Arena.
After just one goal last night, another 70 minutes of play saw neither side find the back of the net. Trading saves and goals in an extended shootout, Erika Mitschke finally sealed it in the twelfth round with a slick back-hand shot. The win proved to the Dinos and the rest of the conference that they are still a team capable of beating anyone.
Calgary improves to 6-7-1, while Alberta falls to 7-4-2.
Calgary will head to Regina next weekend, Nov 29-30 to play the Regina in their last two games of this semester. Alberta will face the Manitoba in Winnipeg next weekend, Nov. 29-30, to close out their semester.
GoDinos.com
FRIDAY
#6 UBC 3 Manitoba 2 (SO)
Thunderbirds-Bisons Stats
by John Gaudes, Bisons Sports Information
WINNIPEG - Looking for a statement win against the #6 UBC Thunderbirds, the Manitoba Bisons could not close the deal on Friday at Wayne Fleming Arena. The Thunderbirds came from two goals down to win 3-2 in a shootout thriller.
With the win, UBC improves to 10-2-1, while Manitoba falls to 7-4-2 with the overtime loss.
UBC got their two regulation goals from two different players, as Nicole Saxvik and Sarah Casorso both notched goals. The Thunderbirds got assists from Tatiana Rafter and Devon Morrison. Goaltender Danielle Dube was solid when she needed to be down the stretch, making 33 saves on a sharp Manitoba offence.
The Bisons got their two goals unassisted in the first, from Rachele Bosc and Kyleigh Palmer.
Dée-Ana Marion spent moments of the game on her head, and made a tough 29 saves in the loss.
The Bisons complete their weekend back-to-back against UBC on Saturday at 6 p.m.
GoBisons.ca
#8 Saskatchewan 4 #9 Regina 0
Cougars-Huskies Stats
by Nicole betker, Huskies Sports Information
SASKATOON - Rookie Saskatchewan goaltender Karen Lefsrud made 22 saves to lead the CIS #8 Huskies to a 4-0 shutout over the visiting #9 Regina Cougarson Friday at Rutherford Rink.
Lefsrud made eight saves in the first, eight in the second and another six in the third to record her second shutout of her CIS career.
With the win Saskatchewan improves to 8-3-2, while the Cougars drop to 8-5. The series has big bearing on the Canada West standings, the teams entered the weekend tied for second spot.
Jennifer Schmidt made 32 saves in the loss for the Cougars.
The teamsmeet again Saturday at Rutherford Rink. Puck drop is 7 p.m. and a video feed can be watched on canadawest.tv.
huskies.usask.ca
Lethbridge 4 Mount Royal 3 (SO)
Pronghorns-Cougars Stats
by Justin McCaffrey, MRU Sports Information
CALGARY – The Mount Royal Cougars fell 4-3 in a shootout to the Lethbridge Pronghorns this evening at the Flames Community Arenas.
Aislinn Kooistra, Kirsten Reeves and Sadie Lenstra scored for the Pronghorns. Reanna Arnold and Emily Harrison scored for the Cougars. Glenda Edie scored the shootout winner.
Mount Royal now holds a record of 2-10-1. The Pronghorns are now 4-7-2.
The teams will play the second game of their home-and-home series on Saturday night in Lethbridge.
mrucougars.com
#10 Alberta 2 Calgary 0
Dinos-Pandas Stats
by Paul Cartledge, U of Alberta Sports Information
EDMONTON – The conference's best defence continued with another strong performance, the CIS #10 Alberta Pandas holding the Calgary Dinos to only nine shots en route to a 1-0 victory, Friday night at Clare Drake Arena.
Rookie forward Deanna Morin scored the lone goal in the game while sophomore netminder Lindsey Post picked up her third-straight shutout, extending her personal streak to 214:55. As a team, the Pandas have only allowed 15 goals in 13 games this season, or an average of 1.15.
Lindsey Post earned the win in goal for the pandas. Freshman goaltender Hayley Dowling made 26 saves in a loss that drops her to 3-1 on the season.
Alberta, now 8-3-2, and 5-7-1 Calgary continue their home-and-home series with game two going at 6:00 p.m. at Father David Bauer Arena in Calgary on Saturday.
athletics.ualberta.ca
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