BEVERLY, Mass. - For the second consecutive game, the Stevenson women's ice hockey team allowed at least 50 shots while the Mustangs were shutout for the second straight game in a, 6-0, non-conference loss versus Endicott Saturday afternoon at Raymond J. Bourque Arena.

• Despite losing the opening face-off, the Gulls (7-2-2) scored 33 seconds into the contest as Jillian Gibbs scored an unassisted tally.
• Midway through the period, the Mustangs (3-8-1) went on the power play for the first time but Vendela Jonsson turned aside shots by freshman Nikki Kendrick and senior Maddy Ricci.
• After the early goal, junior Annie Smyth-Hammond stopped the next 15 shots while the defense had six blocked shots, including two by freshman Colleen McAnespie.

• Smyth-Hammond stopped a pair of early shots to begin the period before Endicott was called for a tripping penalty, 1:34 into the middle frame.
• The Mustangs recorded just one shot during the player advantage, from junior defender Carly McGee.
• At 5:24, the hosts went on the power play for the first time but Smyth-Hammond made four saves while senior Allie Sabatini had a blocked shot.
• Ellen Carter gave Endicott a 2-0 lead at the 7:44 mark before Maeve Moynihan and Courtney Sullivan scored 28 seconds apart for a 4-0 lead.
• The Gulls with 2:42 remaining in the period to take a 5-0 lead into the second intermission.

• The Mustangs recorded the first four shots on the period in the opening five minutes before being held to two shots the rest of the way.
• After three consecutive blocked shots, Endicott got on the board once more, scoring at the 10:59 mark.

• Endicott outshot Stevenson, 50-17, and won 26 of the 44 face-offs.
• The Gulls have won five straight games in the series after going winless in the first three.
• Stevenson finished 0-for-3 on the power play and 2-for-2 on the penalty kill.
• The Mustangs totaled five blocked shots, including four by McAnespie.
• Smyth-Hammond finished with 24 saves while senior Caitie Darosa totaled 20.

• Stevenson returns to action on Saturday, January 5 when the Mustangs host a non-conference contest versus future conference foe, Wilkes, beginning at 3:00 p.m.