TOP PERFORMERS

• McLaughlin – career-high 6 goals, 1 assist, career-high 7 points
• Hadden – 6 goals, career-high-matching 4 assists, career-high-matching 10 points, 6 draw controls
• Sophomore Eliana Anderson (Danvers, Mass.) – career-high 4 goals, 1 assist, career-high-matching 5 points, 4 ground balls, 5 draw controls
• Sophomore Charlotte Brown (Cheshire, Conn.) – 1 goal, career-high 3 assists, career-high 4 points
• Freshman Sabrina Redding (Forked River, N.J.) – 2 goals, 1 assist, 3 points

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Southern New Hampshire struck just 16 seconds into the game with a Hadden goal, while McLaughlin followed up just 20 seconds later. After Anderson scored at the 13:39 mark, Felician found the scoreboard for the first time with 12:09 left in the first quarter to pull within 3-1. SNHU scored the next five goals – a stretch powered by a goal and two assists from Hadden – to exit the opening stanza with an 8-1 advantage.
• Two goals and an assist from Hadden, two goals from McLaughlin, and a goal and assist from Anderson carried a 6-2 second quarter that sent the Penmen to the break with a 14-3 lead.
• The teams alternated goals for the entire third quarter, with Hadden bookending the frame with goals to make it 16-5.
• Two goals from McLaughlin highlighted a five-goal fourth quarter that pushed the final margin to 16.

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE

• Sophomore goalkeeper Nicole Mirra (Cicero, N.Y.) stopped six of the 10 shots she faced over the opening 36:45, while graduate student Abby Cole (Liverpool, N.Y.) made one save on two shots over the next 13:24. Freshman Corrina Moulton (Barre, Vt.) played the final 9:51 and did not see a shot.
• Felician 'keeper Jessica Naoum made 12 saves.
• Graduate student Skylar Pietz (Dudley, Mass.) and senior Brooke Deily (Doylestown, Pa.) each scored a goal.
• Senior Teagan McInnis (Bedford, N.H.) corralled six draw controls.
• SNHU outshot Felician, 43-19, including 11-0 in the fourth quarter.
• The Penmen owned advantages in draw controls (21-9) and ground balls (19-18).
• Both teams were 9-for-11 on clear attempts.
• The Penmen were 3-for-8 on their free-position attempts, while the Golden Falcons finished 1-for-5.
• Felician had 13 of the game's 23 turnovers.

NOTES

• Southern New Hampshire's 2-1 to start is its best through three games since the 2023 season.
• This was the first meeting between the two teams.
• Hadden ranks second in the league in goals (15), assists (8) and points (23).

WHAT'S NEXT

• The Penmen return to action Friday (March 7) at 3 p.m. when they travel to take on 14th-ranked Kutztown University.
• SNHU is back home Saturday, March 22 (2 p.m.) when it plays host to the University of New Haven at Ouellette Stadium.