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Postgame InterviewBOSTON – Senior
Jordan Krause dished out three assists and freshman netminder
Brittany Bugalski turned aside all 15 shots as the No. 6 Northeastern women's hockey team (21-4-1, 16-2-0 WHEA) blanked Connecticut (9-10-5, 5-7-3 WHEA), 4-0, to earn its 10th straight win on Friday night at Matthews Arena.
Sophomore
McKenna Brand notched a goal and an assist, and redshirt junior
Paige Savage extended her point streak to seven games with the game-winning goal as NU earned its 16th Hockey East win of the year–a new program record since the Huskies joined the league in 2002.
Northeastern outshot UConn by a 57-15 margin as every player that dressed for the Huskies had at least one shot on goal.Â
Goal Recaps• Northeastern struck first just 49 seconds into the game when Savage fired a shot over the right shoulder of UConn netminder Elaine Chuli (53 saves) from the top of the crease.Â
• The Huskies pushed the lead to 2-0 just under nine minutes later when
Shelby Herrington collected a rebound off a Brand shot and stashed the puck inside the right post from the low slot on the power play.
• Brand then took matters into her own hands in the second period, picking up the puck between the circles and sniping a shot into the upper left corner of the net just 3:26 into the middle frame.Â
• Northeastern tacked on a fourth goal at 13:45 of the third period when Krizova cut through the crease and tucked a shot over the outstretched arm of Chuli to make it 4-0.
Stats of the Game• Northeastern won its 10th straight game, which represents the Huskies' longest winning streak since starting 10-0 in 2001-02.
• NU won its 16th Hockey East game of the season–a new program record.
• The Huskies have fired 168 shots on goal over the last three games (56.0 average).
• Playing in her 100th collegiate game, Savage extended her point streak to seven games with the game-winning goal.
• Savage is the fifth Husky to reach the 10-goal plateau this season.
• Herrington scored for third straight game and fourth time in the last six games.
• Bugalski posted her third shutout of the season.
• NU extended its unbeaten streak against UConn to 17 games (14-0-3).
Up NextThe Huskies will look to finish the weekend strong on Saturday with a road game at UConn at 3 p.m.