When and Where: April 19, 2022 – Hooksett, N.H. (Penmen Stadium)
Score: #24 Southern New Hampshire University 15, Saint Michael's College 6
Records: #24 SNHU 9-3 (7-3 NE10), Saint Michael's 1-12 (0-10 NE10)
Hooksett, N.H. – Senior
Erin Gorton (Kennebunk Maine) tallied twice, reaching 100 points for her career, as #24 Southern New Hampshire won its fifth straight game, 15-6 over Saint Michael's Tuesday. First Year Head Coach
Carissa Medeiros earned the 100th win of her coaching career.
STANDOUT PERFORMERS
KEY MOMENTS
- Catie Murphy opened the scoring for the Purple Knights just over a minute into the game with her team-leading 18th goal.
- The Penmen scored the other three goals of the first quarter. Graziano tied the game at 13:28, Derhak notched her first of the season at 10:40, and Gorton reached the 100-point plateau at 7:36.
- Senior Madison Peredna (Derry, N.H.) scored two of SNHU's five second quarter goals as the Penmen opened an 8-3 halftime lead. A goal by freshman Katya Markovich (Hopkinton, Mass.) at 5:46 was the first goal of her career.
- The Penmen scored the next six goals, widening the lead to 14-3 before the Purple Knights put together three straight goals late in the contest.
- Sophomore Shelby Cole (Gilford, N.H.) and sophomore Alexis DeLucia (Uncasville, Conn.) each scored two second-half goals for the Penmen.
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
- Seniors Caela McCartney (Arvada, Colo.) and Hayley Ashford (Atkinson, N.H.) each played a half in goal for the Penmen.
- The Penmen had a 27-20 advantage on shots. Saint Michael's had a 17-16 edge on ground balls.
- SNHU had a 17-8 advantage on draw controls.
NOTES
- The Penmen have won five straight for the first time since they won five in-a-row March 9-23, 2013.
- Junior Skyler Renaud (E. Waterboro, Maine.) added a goal, and has scored in every game this season, including eight multi-goal games.
- Cole's two goals give her 40 on the season, and 51 over her two seasons. She has also scored in all ten games.
- The Penmen moved into the top-25 this week in the IWLCA Coaches' Poll, debuting at #24.
- SNHU is currently in third place in the NE10 standings.
- The win was 16th in 19 meetings with Saint Michael's, and seventh straight.
WHAT'S NEXT
- SNHU heads to Worcester on Saturday to play Assumption University. The final home game of the regular season will come on Saturday, April 30 at 2:00 p.m. against Le Moyne College.
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