ROCHESTER, N.Y. - Stevenson women's ice hockey senior Annika Carlander recorded a season-high 31 saves but Nazareth posted its fifth straight shutout, snapping the Mustangs five-game win streak, with a 5-0 non-conference victory Friday evening at Bill Gray's Iceplex.

• On their fourth shot of the contest, the Golden Flyers (5-1-0) found the back of the net, scoring at the 7:51 mark.
• The Mustangs (5-2-0) earned the game's first power play with 5:09 remaining in the opening period, but it was the hosts who had the lone shot during the two minutes.

• Stevenson opened the second period with the first two shots on net before going back on the power play at the 2:32 mark.
• For the second straight time, Nazareth recorded the lone shot, shorthanded, on the Mustangs power play.
• Just prior to the midway point of the period, the Mustangs were sent to the box for the first time.
• The hosts needed just over a minute to take advantage, scoring at the 10:51 mark, for a 2-0 lead.
• Nazareth took a 3-0 lead into the second intermission after tallying a goal with 2:27 remaining.

• The Golden Flyers scored twice in the final period, the first coming at the 7:36 mark.
• Stevenson had its third power play opportunity but it lasted just 33 seconds before the visitors were sent to the box.
• Nazareth rounded out the scoring with 4:45 left in regulation.

• Nazareth outshot Stevenson, 36-12.
• The Mustangs finished 0-for-3 on the power play while the Golden Flyers were 1-for-2.
• Nazareth has not allowed a goal in its last five games and has not allowed a power play goal all season.
• Junior Tea Ferrara finished 10-for-16 on face-offs.

• Stevenson returns to action on Saturday, March 13 when the Mustangs face Nazareth in a non-conference road contest beginning at 3:00 p.m.