
Women's Ice Hockey Upsets #7 Providence, 2-1
12/19/2020 6:27:00 PM | Women's Ice Hockey
Providence, R.I. - The University of Maine women's ice hockey team defeated the #7 Providence College Friars, 2-1, on Saturday afternoon in the Schneider Arena.
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First Goal (1-0 Maine): On the power play, Ally Johnson tipped home a goal for the Black Bears. Ida Press fired a shot from the blue line that found its way through traffic until it deflected off of Johnson's stick. Ida Kuoppala was credited with the secondary assist.
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Second Goal (1-1): Much like Maine's goal, Providence scored its first goal on the power play. Bailey Burton went the length of the ice to tie the Hockey East contest at one apiece.
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Third Goal (Maine 2-1): Johnson scored her second goal of the night to give the Black Bears a lead early in the third period. Ella MacLean and Celine Tedenby were credited with assists on the scoring play. Unknown at the time, Johnson's second goal was the game winning.
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Notes: Loryn Porter finished with 33 saves, while Sandra Abstreiter tallied 29 for Providence.
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Maine went 1-4 on the power play, as the Friars were 1-4 on their player advantages.
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The Black Bears blocked 14 shots as a team.
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Next: Maine returns to the ice next Friday, January 8th, for a series against Vermont.
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-UMaine-
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First Goal (1-0 Maine): On the power play, Ally Johnson tipped home a goal for the Black Bears. Ida Press fired a shot from the blue line that found its way through traffic until it deflected off of Johnson's stick. Ida Kuoppala was credited with the secondary assist.
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Second Goal (1-1): Much like Maine's goal, Providence scored its first goal on the power play. Bailey Burton went the length of the ice to tie the Hockey East contest at one apiece.
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Third Goal (Maine 2-1): Johnson scored her second goal of the night to give the Black Bears a lead early in the third period. Ella MacLean and Celine Tedenby were credited with assists on the scoring play. Unknown at the time, Johnson's second goal was the game winning.
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Notes: Loryn Porter finished with 33 saves, while Sandra Abstreiter tallied 29 for Providence.
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Maine went 1-4 on the power play, as the Friars were 1-4 on their player advantages.
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The Black Bears blocked 14 shots as a team.
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Next: Maine returns to the ice next Friday, January 8th, for a series against Vermont.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
UME
PVD
Shots
31
34
PPG
1
1
SHG
0
0
Penalties
4
4
Penalty Mins
8
8
Faceoffs Won
26
30
Game Leaders
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