PRINCETON, N.J. – The Raiders opened their first ECAC weekend road trip on Friday (November 6) against No. 5 Princeton at Hobey Baker Rink. Colgate fell to the Tigers 5-1, suffering its first ECAC loss of the season after starting conference play 2-0. Brooke Davis highlighted the night with 31 saves.
First Period
- Colgate came out of the gates quickly, firing the first two shots of the game.
- 2:18 | The Tigers struck first following an offensive zone faceoff victory to take a 1-0 lead.
- 6:58 | The Raiders would fail to convert on a power play opportunity after a tripping penalty on the Tigers.
- 10:24 | Princeton extended the lead to 2-0 off a goal by Iris Cheng.
- Davis made 19 saves in the period to keep the Raiders’ deficit at two heading into the second.
Second Period
- The Raiders applied early pressure, recording five of the first seven shots on goal in the period.
- 7:27 | Princeton capitalized on the power play after a cross checking penalty on Taylor Senecal to go up 3-0.
- The Raiders outshot the Tigers 12-7 in the period but were unable to capitalize on their scoring opportunities.
Third Period
- 3:09 | The Tigers scored on a breakaway to put Princeton up 4-0.
- 4:08 | Colgate went on the power play and fired 4 shots but could not score.
- 16:10 | Chloe Goofers put the Raiders on the board with a shot over the Princeton goaltender’s glove, assisted by Emma Pais and Sidney Ullmann.
- 18:03 | Princeton netted their fifth with an empty net goal.
Notes
- The Raiders outshot the Tigers in both the second and third periods.
- Madeline Palumbo led the Raiders with eight shots on goal.
- Ullmann recorded her first point as a Raider with an assist on the Colgate goal.
- Goofers scored her team-leading seventh goal of the season.
HAMDEN, Conn. – The Raiders ended their first ECAC road trip of the year by taking on No. 6 Quinnipiac on Saturday (November 7) at M&T Bank Arena. Quinnipiac jumped ahead early, scoring within the first minute of the game and did not look back. Colgate scored first in both the second and third periods, but the Bobcats countered in each and won 5-2. Palumbo led the Raiders with two points on the day.
First Period
- 0:29 | The Bobcats got off to a quick start under a minute in, sending the puck past Farah Walker with their first shot on goal.
- 1:29 | Emma Pais and Madeline Palumbo created a 2-1 opportunity, but Palumbo was denied by the Quinnipiac netminder.
- 12:37 | The Bobcats extended their lead to two with a goal shortly after an offensive zone faceoff victory.
- 16:02 | Addison Tremel committed a holding penalty, but the Raiders were able to kill off the two minute Quinnipiac power play.
- 18:53 | Quinnipiac would score once again, taking a 3-0 lead into the second period.
- The Bobcats outshot Colgate narrowly, with 15 shots on goal to the Raiders’ 13.
Second Period
- 9:15 | First year Addison Tremel cut the lead to 3-1 for the Bobcats with a goal and assists from Chloe Goofers and Palumbo.
- 11:04 | The Bobcats would go on the power play after a cross-checking call on Colgate, but the Raiders would kill it off.
- 14:09 | Goofers committed a hooking penalty, but the Raiders would deny Quinnipiac on the power play for the second time in the period.
- 17:54 | Quinnipiac extended their lead back to three with Aynsley D’Ottavio’s second goal of the day.
Third Period
- 2:04 | Colgate scored the first goal of the period once again off a shot by Palumbo.
- 8:51 | Quinnipiac sent one past Walker to make the score 5-2.
- Walker stopped three consecutive shots by Quinnipiac to keep the Raiders in the game in the middle of the third period.
Notes
- Tremel recorded her second career goal and third career point with Colgate’s second period goal.
- Walker made 30 saves on the day.
- Tremel and Palumbo both fired 5 shots on goal, leading the Raiders in the category.
- Taylor Senecal blocked 4 shots from the Bobcats.
Next
Colgate (8-4, 2-2 ECAC) returns home on Friday, November 13 for Alumnae Weekend for a pair of ECAC matchups at the Class of 1965 Arena. The Raiders will face Dartmouth on Friday at 6 p.m. before taking on Harvard on Saturday at 3 p.m.
