FINAL SCORE: Vermont 0, New Hampshire 1
BURLINTON, Vt. – A third-period power-play goal by Callista Printz was the difference as Vermont fell 1-0 to UNH from Gutterson Fieldhouse on Friday night during the team’s Can for Coffee Food Drive presented by Keurig.

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“Another heartbreaking loss for a team that plays so hard for each other and plays so well in every aspect of the game other than scoring goals,” said Head Coach Jim Plumer. “I sincerely believe that the tide will soon turn for us and that we will achieve the results we deserve.”

HOW IT HAPPENED

• No goals were scored in the opening frame as the Catamounts entered the first intermission and outscored the Wildcats seven games to four. Lara Beecher got Vermont’s best chance of the period at 10:14 into the game, shot past the other sideboards and elected to take a snap, but her shot went off the pipe and out of the net, leaving the game scoreless, 0- 0.
• Beecher saw another excellent scoring opportunity at 7:16 of the second period when she broke free for a breakaway and beat the goaltender with a series of stick handles, but the backhand tuck never found the back of the net, making the 0-0 score was preserved.
• After a scoreless second period, New Hampshire finally broke the ice and scored on the power play 4:46 into the third frame, with Callista Printz unleashing a wrist shot from the top of the circle, putting it past the glove of Jane Gervais with heavy traffic up front, giving the Wildcats the opening lead at 1-0.
• The Catamounts never came back as the Wildcats skated away with a 1-0 win at Gutterson Fieldhouse.

IN THE BOX SCORE

• Four different Catamounts recorded a team-high three shots on net. Bludger, Rose-Marie Brochu, Oona HavanaAnd Ashley Kokavec they all had three shots on net. Brochu and Havana tied a season high with their three shots on goal.
• Vermont won the faceoff battle, winning 27 of the total 51 faceoffs.

NEXT

Vermont plays in its final home game of 2024 from Gutterson Fieldhouse on Sunday (Nov. 24) as it prepares to face the Maine Black Bears in the final game of the season series. Sunday’s game will be the team’s annual Youth Day, presented by Healthy Living. Puck drop is scheduled for 2 p.m. and will air live on ESPN+ with Rob Ryan on the call. Before the game, at 1pm in the indoor track, there will be a plethora of fun activities for the youth, including a bouncy castle, face painters, lawn games and Healthy Living Bag giveaways!

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