Box Score
Coyne tallied five points on two goals and three assists–her second career five-point game–while Scamurra accounted for a goal and three helpers for her first collegiate four-point performance. Not to be outdone, Krizova added two goals and an assist, including the game-winning goal in the first period, as Northeastern won its seventh straight game.

Junior Sarah Foss (20 saves) played brilliantly in goal and came within one second of posting her first collegiate shutout, before Providence scored a power-play goal at 19:59 of the third period to bring the score to 5-1. 

Goal Recaps
• Northeastern took the lead at 7:08 of the first period when Scamurra blasted home a rebound at the left of the net on the power play.
• Just over three minutes later, NU doubled the advantage when Coyne centered for Krizova, who spun around and batted the puck home out of mid-air at the 10:43 mark. 
• The Huskies pushed the advantage to 3-0 at 6:03 of the second period when senior Jordan Krause hit Coyne streaking into the Providence zone with speed on the right wing. Coyne then fired a hard wrister inside the left post for her 30th goal of the season. 
• Krizova potted her second of the game 1:56 into the third, taking a feed from Coyne and shifting forehand to backhand for a beautiful finish at the right of the net. 
• Coyne added her fifth point of the night at 6:31 of the third. After taking a beautiful saucer pass from Krizova, Coyne settled the disc and sniped a shot over the shoulder of PC netminder Madison Myers to make it 5-0.
• Providence's Brooke Boquist poked home a loose puck as time expired in the third to round out the scoring.

Stats of the Game
• Foss won her fifth straight decision and improved to 6-1-0 on the year.
• Coyne hit the 30-goal plateau for the second season in her career (37 goals in 2012-13). 
• Coyne posted her second career five-point game (Nov. 11, 2014 vs. BU).
• Scamurra notched her third straight multi-point effort and her first career four-point game.
• Redshirt junior Paige Savage extended her point streak to four games with an assist.
• Krause pushed her point streak to three straight games with an assist.
• After posting four points against PC in the first meeting between the teams, Krizova added three more on Wednesday with two goals and an assist.
• NU scored at least five goals for the 14th time in 23 games this season.

Up Next
Northeastern will look to stay unbeaten in 2016 when it hosts Maine for a pair of games at Matthews Arena this weekend.