ORONO, Maine- The women's hockey team faces off against two conference opponents on the road.
 
GAME INFORMATION
Game #9: Maine Black Bears vs Merrimack
DATE: Friday, November 8, 2019
TIME: 2:00 p.m. EST
SITE:  North Andover, Mass. / Lawler Rink
2019-20 RECORDS: Maine: 3-3-2, 1-2-1 | Merrimack: 2-7-2, 0-5-2

GAME INFORMATION
Game #10: Maine Black Bears vs Holy Cross
DATE: Saturday, November 9, 2019
TIME: 6:00 p.m. EST
SITE:  Worcester, Mass.
2019-20 RECORDS: Maine: 3-3-2, 1-2-1 | Holy Cross: 0-8-3, 0-5-0
 
About the Black Bears
            Maine is coming off of a bye week.
            Most recently tied #6 Boston College 3-3.
            Ida Kuoppala scored two goals, while also adding an assist in the contest.
            Loryn Porter picked up her third shutout of the season against UNH on Oct. 25.
            Tereza Vanisova leads the team with seven points, which are five goals and two assists.
 
About the Warriors
            Are coming off of a pair of loses against Minnesota State University-Mankato.
            Mikyla Grant-Mentis leads the team in both goals (8) and points (12).
            Keisha DiCaire leads the team with eight assists.
           
The Series with Merrimack
            The series it tied 6-6 all time.
            In the last matchup, the Warriors came away with the victory 3-1 on January 19, 2019.
            Carly Jackson compiled 19 saves in the contest.
            Liga Miljone and Vendula Pribylova picked up assists.
 
About the Crusaders
            Are coming off a 3-0 loss against UNH.
            Their last goal came on October, 27, which was scored by Sarah Stevens against RPI.
            Rachael Moore leads the team with five assists and six points.
 
The Series with Holy Cross
            Maine went 2-0-1 against Holy Cross in the 2018-2019 season.
            Maine won the last matchup on January 13, 2019, 3-0.
            Michelle Weis picked up a goal in the last matchup.
            Celine Tedenby, Taylor Leech and Ebba Strandberg all had assists in the game.
            Carly Jackson had a 15 save shutout in the contest.
 
 
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