Raiders Earn Road Win

Final	1	2	3	Final
Colgate (3-2-0)	0	2	1	3
Syracuse (2-5-0)	0	0	1	1

Scoring Summary
2nd - 00:36	PP - Phillips, Brittany (Colgate)
2nd - 16:06	Volpe, Taylor (Colgate)
3rd - 06:11	Potolicchio, Carolin (Colgate)
3rd - 18:21	PP - SORENSEN, Jessica (Syracuse)

Colgate	Syracuse
G: 3 Players (#2, #21, #22 - 1) A: Melissa Kueber - 2 Sh: Melissa Kueber - 5 Sv: Kimberly Sass - 28	G: SORENSEN, Jessica - 1 A: 2 Players (#19, #28 - 1) Sh: 2 Players (#3, #27 - 5) Sv: BILLADEAU, Kallie - 16

TEAM STATISTICS	Colgate	Syracuse
Power Plays	1 for 3	1 for 5
Shorthanded Goals	0	0
Penalties (min)	5 (10)	3 (6)
Shots on Goal	22	29
Face Offs Won	21	33

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SYRACUSE, N.Y. (10/19/11) – The Colgate women's hockey team extended its winning streak to three games on Wednesday night when it defeated Syracuse 3-1 at the Tennity Ice Pavilion.
 
Three players scored a goal for the Raiders in the win. ECAC Player of the Week, junior Brittany Phillips, scored the team's opening goal while sophomores Taylor Volpe and Caroline Potolicchio scored the other two. Volpe also had an assist in the game while ECAC Rookie of the Week Melissa Kueber had two points from two assists.
 
Both teams jumped out to a quick start with Colgate (3-2) firing the first shot on net but could not get past the Orange's goaltender. Syracuse then took a series of shots of its own, one of which hit the pipe but could not find the net. As the period progressed, both teams continued to attack aggressively, forcing both goaltenders to make some strong saves but neither team could find a goal, ending the first 20 minutes of play with the score still at 0-0 despite taking a total of 20 shots combined.
 
A penalty on the Orange at the end of the opening period gave Colgate a two-minute power play advantage at the beginning of the second. The Raiders did not hesitate to take advantage of having an extra skater, finding a goal from Phillips just 36 seconds into the frame to put the score at 1-0. Sophomore Shannon Doyle and Kueber were credited with the assists. Down a goal, Syracuse picked up its pace and went on an offensive surge that led to seven shots on net but were denied by senior goaltender Kimberly Sass. The pressure did not faze Colgate, which despite being down two skaters at one point in the period, was able to generate some offense and increase their lead to two goals at the 16:06 mark courtesy of Volpe with help from Kueber and senior co-captain Amanda Kirwan.
 
After a tough second stanza in which Colgate was outshot 11-7, both teams came out playing a physical game. Syracuse struck first, attacking the Raiders' net in the opening minutes of the final period however, it was Colgate that was able to find a goal at the 6:11 mark to take a 3-0 lead. Volpe won the faceoff and knocked it to freshman Miriam Drubel who then fired it at the net. Potolicchio picked up the rebound and slipped it past the goalie to score her second goal of the season. The Orange was eventually able to get on the scoreboard with a power play goal at the 18:21 mark to put the final score at 3-1.
 
Kimberly Sass had 28 saves for the Raiders while Kallie Billadeau led Syracuse in goal with 16 stops.
 
Colgate will have the weekend off before opening ECAC Hockey play next week with a trio of league matchups against nationally-ranked Cornell, Brown and Yale.