Final	1	2	3	T
Quinnipiac (1-5-0, 0-0-0 ECAC)	0	0	0	0
Boston College (3-1-1, 1-0-0 WHEA)	1	1	3	5

Scoring Summary
1st - 01:49	Andrea Green (Boston College)
2nd - 14:19	PP - Ashley Motherwell (Boston College)
3rd - 02:53	Caitlin Walsh (Boston College)
3rd - 06:15	SH - Danielle Welch (Boston College)
3rd - 08:54	PP - Emily Field (Boston College)

Quinnipiac	Boston College
G: N/A A: N/A Sh: Nicole Kosta - 3 Sv: Victoria Vigilanti - 30	G: 5 Players (#11, #15, #17, #18, #21 - 1) A: Blake Bolden - 2 Sh: Alex Carpenter - 8 Sv: Corinne Boyles - 11

TEAM STATISTICS	Quinnipiac	Boston College
Power Plays	0 for 5	2 for 3
Shorthanded Goals	0	1
Penalties (min)	3 (6)	5 (10)
Shots on Goal	11	35
Face Offs Won	28	36

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CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. – The Quinnipiac women’s ice hockey team was defeated by No. 5/6 Boston College, 5-0, on Friday afternoon at Kelley Rink. Quinnipiac’s overall record now stands at 1-5, while Boston College improves to 3-1-1 overall with the win.
 
Boston College wasted no time in finding the back of the net, scoring at the 1:49 mark into the first period on just their third shot in the frame. Senior Andrea Green tapped in her first goal of the season off a rebound after a shot from junior Kristina Brown was deflected in the front of the net. Brown and freshman Emily Field were each credited with an assist on the score.
 
Freshman Nicole Kosta (Mississauga, Ontario) provided Quinnipiac’s best scoring opportunity in the stanza, breaking free from a defender in the open ice with just under a minute remaining. However, her wrister was snagged by Boston College junior goaltender Corinne Boyles to keep the Eagles ahead after one period, 1-0.
 
Vigilanti made multiple key glove saves early in the second period, keeping Boston College off the board through nearly the first 15 minutes of play. However, the Eagles grabbed a two-goal lead with 5:41 remaining in the second period, scoring on its first power-play opportunity of the afternoon. Junior Ashley Motherwell knocked in her first goal of the season coming off a rebound following a shot from junior Blake Bolden. Bolden and freshman Emily Pfaizer each earned an assist on the goal.
 
The Bobcats came out strong in the third period looking for their first score of the contest. Kosta’s shot 30 seconds into the frame beat Boyles, but ricocheted off the pipe and out of play.
 
Despite an energized Quinnipiac squad to start the period, Boston College netted its third goal of the contest at the 2:53 mark into the final stanza. Junior Caitlin Walsh put away her first tally of the season, coming off an assist from senior Allison Szlosek.
 
The Eagles went ahead, 4-0, at the 6:15 mark of the third period, as Danielle Welch skated in to score a shorthanded goal for her second tally of the season. Boston College added a fifth goal with 11:06 remaining in the game, as Field scored her second goal of the year on Boston College’s second power-play score of the game. In the contest, the Eagles were 2-for-3 overall on its power-play chances, while Quinnipiac was 0-for-5.
 
Junior netminder Victoria Vigilanti (Woodbridge, Ontario) made 30 saves in net for Quinnipiac, while her counterpart Boyles turned away 11 shots for the Eagles. Overall, the Eagles held a 35-to-11 shot advantage.
 
Quinnipiac returns to action on Friday, Oct. 28 when it travels to Troy, N.Y. to face Rensselaer at 3 p.m.