Josh Boland

Box Score

Syracuse SYR 9-9-5, 7-3-0

RIT RIT 0-23-2, 0-9-1

Syracuse SYR

9-9-5, 7-3-0

Final

Jan. 22, 2022

RIT RIT

0-23-2, 0-9-1

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	F
Syracuse SYR	1	1	3	5
RIT RIT	1	1	0	2

Game Recap: Women's Hockey | 1/22/2022 5:19:00 PM

Women’s Hockey falls in third to Syracuse, 5-2

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ROCHESTER, N.Y. – The RIT women's hockey team entered the third period tied with visiting Syracuse in College Hockey America action after sophomore defender Bailey Kehl's goal, but the Orange responded with a three-goal third period to take the contest, 5-2, Saturday.

HOW IT HAPPENED

Syracuse got on the board first after a three-way passing play took the puck from the left post to the opposite post for an easy redirect goal 7:39 into the opening period.
Sophomore forward Emma Roland stole the puck deep in the Syracuse end and delivered a strike with a wrist shot from the right side of the ice to knot the score at 1-1 with 6:27 left in the first.
Syracuse regained its one-goal lead 7:55 into the second period after a shot from just inside the center blueline caught the bottom left post for a 2-1 Orange advantage.
Kehl needed less than a minute after Syracuse took the lead with a knuckleball shot from the right point that caught the top left post and crossbar for a 2-2 game with 11:12 to go in the middle frame.
Syracuse got the eventual game-winning goal 4:20 into the third period after junior forward Anna Leschyshyn advanced the puck from the left blueline to the front of the net unopposed and unleashed a wrist shot to the top right corner for a 3-2 Orange lead.
Senior forward Abby Moloughney gave Syracuse a 4-2 lead 4:41 later after walking out of the right corner behind the net and firing a high wrist shot to the glove side. The Orange would add an empty-net goal in the final seconds to complete the game's scoring.

GAME NOTES

RIT freshman goaltender Sarah Coe finished with 29 saves.
Freshman forward Megan McCormick led RIT in shots on goal with four.
Senior defender Taylor Sims registered a game-best nine blocked shots.
Kehl scored her first collegiate goal and took sole possession of defender team scoring with five points.
Roland's goal moved her to the top of the team's scoring with 10 points, one ahead of senior forward Abby Davies and sophomore forward Lindsay Maloney.
Both Tiger goals were unassisted and at even-strength.
The Tigers entered the third period tied and marked the fifth time in the last seven contests that the team was either tied, led or trailed by a goal entering the game's final regulation period.
A proposal was passed at the NCAA Convention today (Jan. 22) which will allow RIT to offer scholarships to its Division I men's and women's hockey student-athletes.