Box Score REISTERSTOWN, Md. - Stevenson women's ice hockey junior Paige Sullivan netted her first career and senior Trinity Barcless recorded her 50th career point, while first year Sidney Hearn posted a shutout in her first career start as the Mustangs posted a 2-0 non-conference victory Friday evening at Reisterstown Sportsplex.
- After just three whistles in the opening 10 minutes of the contest, Barcless gave the Mustangs (6-3-0) the lead at the 10:15 mark on assists from first years Katelyn Reid and Franki Cappello.
- Cappello found Reid in the neutral zone before passing it ahead to Barcless who scored one-on-one against goaltender, Shelby Guinard.
- The Dutchmen (0-8-1) were whistled for the first penalty of the game at the 12:07 mark giving the hosts the first of three power play opportunities.
- Stevenson needed just 19 seconds before Sullivan scored from a wrister at the point, with junior Nikki Kendrick dishing out the assist.
- The Mustangs recorded the first two shots of the period before Lebanon Valley had eight of the next nine shots, all stopped by Hearn.
- With 55 seconds remaining in the period, Stevenson was called for its first penalty of the game.
- Junior Tea Ferrara recorded a blocked shot on the lone shot attempt by the Dutchmen during the first half of their power play.
- Both teams recorded a shot on the last 1:05 of Lebanon Valley's power play.
- Just 57 seconds after the Mustangs killed off the penalty, the hosts went back on the power play but put just one shot on net.
- At the midway point of the period, Stevenson earned its third power play opportunity, this time firing seven shots, which were all saved by Guinard.
- The Mustangs killed off back-to-back penalties, including 30 seconds of a five-on-three penalty kill.
- Stevenson outshot Lebanon Valley, 38-27, including, 17-7, in the third period.
- The Mustangs finished 1-for-3 on the power play and 3-for-3 on the penalty kill.
- Barcless became the ninth player in program history to record 50 career points. She is three points shy of tying assistant coach Megan Alexander for seventh place.
- Meanwhile, Kendrick recorded her 60th career point, the fifth player to reach that milestone.
- With an assist, Reid picked up her first career point and is the 16th Mustang to record a point this season.
- Hearn finished with 27 saves to become the seventh different Mustang goaltender to post a shutout.
- Stevenson returns to action on Saturday, March 20 when the Mustangs travel to Lebanon Valley for a non-conference contest beginning at 5:30 p.m.
