Mustangs Fall to Alvernia in Overtime

Box Score

Stevenson put up 17 shots in the first period while Alvernia just recorded three.
At the 4:23 minute mark, Paige Sullivan fired off two shots but both were saved by the Alvernia goalie.
Alvernia had the first power-play opportunity of the game at the 9:02 minute mark but they were unable to get off a shot.
Minutes later the Mustangs had their chance at a power-play goal. Trinity Barcless got off two shots during the opportunity but both were saved.
The two teams went into the first intermission, scoreless

Stevenson again started off strong in the second period. Katelyn Reid knocked off two consecutive shots but they were once again saved by the Alvernia goalie.
Towards the end of the period, the Golden Wolves had ample time for a power-play goal. The Golden Wolves took three shots during the opportunity.

Tea Ferrara and Nikki Kendrick started off the shooting in the third period for Stevenson.
At the 5:03 minute mark, Barcless shot off two more consecutive shots but both were saved.
With four minutes remaining in the period, Stevenson racked up four shots in a row but the Alvernia goalie stood her ground.
At the end of the third period, the game was still scoreless to force overtime.

Just 54 seconds into the overtime period, the Golden Wolves scored to end the game.

Olivia DeGuire made 15 saves in the net.
The Mustangs tallied 44 shots while Alvernia recorded 16.
Ferrara won 12 of her 20 faceoffs.
Both teams were even with four penalties each and both were unsuccessful on their power play opportunities.

The Mustangs travel to King's next weekend, January 21st starting at 3 PM on Friday.

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