Lindenwood Game Notes

St. Cloud State Game Notes

CHA Weekly Notes

Storylines
- Lindenwood plays its second series of the season against St. Cloud State this weekend at the Lindenwood Ice Arena. Game one is Friday at 7 p.m., and game two is Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m.

- St. Cloud State swept the first series in St. Cloud, Minn. by scores of 2-0 and 7-2.

- The Lady Lions enter play this week with a 1-11-0 record. Last time out, before Thanksgiving, Lindenwood split a home series against Penn State.

- St. Cloud State is 4-11-1 on the year. The team is just 2-9-1 over its last 12 games, with the two wins coming against the Lady Lions.

- Both Lindenwood and St. Cloud State have struggled scoring this season. The Lady Lions have just one game with more than two goals, while St. Cloud State has scored three or more goals just three times.

-  Lindenwood's Alison Wickenheiser was named the College Hockey America Player of the Week after her performance against Penn State. She scored one goal and had three assists in the series.

- The Lady Lions are still searching for their first victory against a member of the WCHA. Lindenwood is 0-14-0 all-time, including a 0-8-0 mark this season.

- Lindenwood is playing the second part of a four-game homestand, the program's first stretch of four straight home games. The Lady Lions are currently 1-5-0 at home, with four of the losses to nationally-ranked teams.

-  St. Cloud State is 2-7-1 away from home this year, including a 0-1-1 mark in non-conference road games.

A Look Back At Penn State
- Lindenwood picked up its first win of the season and its first College Hockey America victory with a 5-1 win over Penn State.

- Lindenwood had both its best offensive and defensive games of the season in that win. The Lady Lions outshot the Nittany Lions by a 37-16 mark.

- Alison Wickenheiser had three points with a goal and two assists. Allysson Arcibal scored twice, Lyndsey Kirkham had two assists, and Kendra Broad had the game-winning goal and an assist.

- Nicole Hensley won her first collegiate victory by stopping 15 out of 16 shots. The one goal allowed was a power-play score.

- Lindenwood lost game two of the series by a 3-2 margin. Penn State scored the final two goals of the game after the Lady Lions had a 2-1 lead early in the third period.

- Lindenwood tied a season-high with 10 penalties in that game and had a season-high by having to try to kill off nine power plays. The Lady Lions were able to kill off seven power plays, but allowed two goals which was the difference in the contest.

- Chelsea Witwicke and Alyssa West both had one goal and one assist in the game.

Lindenwood Notes
- Lindenwood has scored the first goal in four of its six home games this year. The Lady Lions have been tied after one period in five of those six games.

- Lindenwood allowed just 16 shots in game one of the Penn State series. It was the second fewest shots the team has allowed in a game in the program's NCAA history.

- Allysson Arcibal leads the team with four goals this season, including two in the Penn State series.

- Alison Wickenheiser has a team-high five assists. She recorded three assists in the most recent series.

- Chelsea Witwicke is tied for tenth in the CHA in defenseman scoring. She has one goal and four assists on the year.

- Chelsea Witwicke has scored at least one point in three straight contests.

- Lyndsay Kirkham is close to cracking the top-10 in the CHA in freshman scoring. She has two goals and two assists, one point shy of the top-10.

- Goalie Nicole Hensley leads the CHA with 410 saves.

- Caitlyn Post has finished .500 or better in faceoffs in four straight games. In that span, she has won 55.9 percent of her faceoffs.

- Lindenwood has six games this season with four or fewer penalties, and six games with seven or more. It is allowing 1.2 more goals a game when it commits five or more penalties in a game.

- The Lady Lions have scored at least one power-play goal in three straight games. They are 28.6 percent on the power play in that span.

CHA Notes
- Mercyhurst is the lone nationally-ranked team out of the CHA. The Lakers are No. 4 in the USCHO poll and the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine poll.

- Lindenwood returns to CHA play on Dec. 15-16 with a two-game series at RIT.  The Tigers, another newcomer to the conference, are 6-5-2 overall on the season and 1-3-2 in league action.

About the Huskies
- St. Cloud State is currently 30th out of 34 teams in NCAA Division I in scoring offense, and 22nd in scoring defense.

- Four players have eight or nine points for the Huskies this season. Haylea Schmid leads the team with five goals, Alex Nelson has a team-high seven assists and nine points, and Molli Mott has also collected nine points.

- Katie Fitzgerald and Julie Friend have split time in goal. Both goalies have similar stats, with Fitzgerald having a slight advantage with a 2.84 GAA and a .919 save percentage.

- Head coach of St. Cloud State is Jeff Giesen. He is in his seventh season and has a record of 70-138-28.
Lindenwood plays its second series of the season against St. Cloud State this weekend at the Lindenwood Ice Arena. Game one is Friday at 7 p.m., and game two is Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m.
St. Cloud State swept the first series in St. Cloud, Minn. by scores of 2-0 and 7-2.
The Lady Lions enter play this week with a 1-11-0 record. Last time out, before Thanksgiving, Lindenwood split a home series against Penn State.
St. Cloud State is 4-11-1 on the year. The team is just 2-9-1 over its last 12 games, with the two wins coming against the Lady Lions.
Both Lindenwood and St. Cloud State have struggled scoring this season. The Lady Lions have just one game with more than two goals, while St. Cloud State has scored three or more goals just three times.
Lindenwood's Alison Wickenheiser was named the College Hockey America Player of the Week after her performance against Penn State. She scored one goal and had three assists in the series.
The Lady Lions are still searching for their first victory against a member of the WCHA. Lindenwood is 0-14-0 all-time, including a 0-8-0 mark this season.
Lindenwood is playing the second part of a four-game homestand, the program's first stretch of four straight home games. The Lady Lions are currently 1-5-0 at home, with four of the losses to nationally-ranked teams.
St. Cloud State is 2-7-1 away from home this year, including a 0-1-1 mark in non-conference road games.
 Lindenwood plays its second series of the season against St. Cloud State this weekend at the Lindenwood Ice Arena. Game one is Friday at 7 p.m., and game two is Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m.
St. Cloud State swept the first series in St. Cloud, Minn. by scores of 2-0 and 7-2.
The Lady Lions enter play this week with a 1-11-0 record. Last time out, before Thanksgiving, Lindenwood split a home series against Penn State.
St. Cloud State is 4-11-1 on the year. The team is just 2-9-1 over its last 12 games, with the two wins coming against the Lady Lions.
Both Lindenwood and St. Cloud State have struggled scoring this season. The Lady Lions have just one game with more than two goals, while St. Cloud State has scored three or more goals just three times.
Lindenwood's Alison Wickenheiser was named the College Hockey America Player of the Week after her performance against Penn State. She scored one goal and had three assists in the series.
The Lady Lions are still searching for their first victory against a member of the WCHA. Lindenwood is 0-14-0 all-time, including a 0-8-0 mark this season.
Lindenwood is playing the second part of a four-game homestand, the program's first stretch of four straight home games. The Lady Lions are currently 1-5-0 at home, with four of the losses to nationally-ranked teams.
St. Cloud State is 2-7-1 away from home this year, including a 0-1-1 mark in non-conference road games.
 Lindenwood plays its second series of the season against St. Cloud State this weekend at the Lindenwood Ice Arena. Game one is Friday at 7 p.m., and game two is Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m.
St. Cloud State swept the first series in St. Cloud, Minn. by scores of 2-0 and 7-2.
The Lady Lions enter play this week with a 1-11-0 record. Last time out, before Thanksgiving, Lindenwood split a home series against Penn State.
St. Cloud State is 4-11-1 on the year. The team is just 2-9-1 over its last 12 games, with the two wins coming against the Lady Lions.
Both Lindenwood and St. Cloud State have struggled scoring this season. The Lady Lions have just one game with more than two goals, while St. Cloud State has scored three or more goals just three times.
Lindenwood's Alison Wickenheiser was named the College Hockey America Player of the Week after her performance against Penn State. She scored one goal and had three assists in the series.
The Lady Lions are still searching for their first victory against a member of the WCHA. Lindenwood is 0-14-0 all-time, including a 0-8-0 mark this season.
Lindenwood is playing the second part of a four-game homestand, the program's first stretch of four straight home games. The Lady Lions are currently 1-5-0 at home, with four of the losses to nationally-ranked teams.
St. Cloud State is 2-7-1 away from home this year, including a 0-1-1 mark in non-conference road games.

Lindenwood plays its second series of the season against St. Cloud State this weekend at the Lindenwood Ice Arena. Game one is Friday at 7 p.m., and game two is Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m.

St. Cloud State swept the first series in St. Cloud, Minn. by scores of 2-0 and 7-2.

The Lady Lions enter play this week with a 1-11-0 record. Last time out, before Thanksgiving, Lindenwood split a home series against Penn State.

St. Cloud State is 4-11-1 on the year. The team is just 2-9-1 over its last 12 games, with the two wins coming against the Lady Lions.

Both Lindenwood and St. Cloud State have struggled scoring this season. The Lady Lions have just one game with more than two goals, while St. Cloud State has scored three or more goals just three times.

Lindenwood's Alison Wickenheiser was named the College Hockey America Player of the Week after her performance against Penn State. She scored one goal and had three assists in the series.

The Lady Lions are still searching for their first victory against a member of the WCHA. Lindenwood is 0-14-0 all-time, including a 0-8-0 mark this season.

Lindenwood is playing the second part of a four-game homestand, the program's first stretch of four straight home games. The Lady Lions are currently 1-5-0 at home, with four of the losses to nationally-ranked teams.

St. Cloud State is 2-7-1 away from home this year, including a 0-1-1 mark in non-conference road games.

 Lindenwood plays its second series of the season against St. Cloud State this weekend at the Lindenwood Ice Arena. Game one is Friday at 7 p.m., and game two is Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m.
St. Cloud State swept the first series in St. Cloud, Minn. by scores of 2-0 and 7-2.
The Lady Lions enter play this week with a 1-11-0 record. Last time out, before Thanksgiving, Lindenwood split a home series against Penn State.
St. Cloud State is 4-11-1 on the year. The team is just 2-9-1 over its last 12 games, with the two wins coming against the Lady Lions.
Both Lindenwood and St. Cloud State have struggled scoring this season. The Lady Lions have just one game with more than two goals, while St. Cloud State has scored three or more goals just three times.
Lindenwood's Alison Wickenheiser was named the College Hockey America Player of the Week after her performance against Penn State. She scored one goal and had three assists in the series.
The Lady Lions are still searching for their first victory against a member of the WCHA. Lindenwood is 0-14-0 all-time, including a 0-8-0 mark this season.
Lindenwood is playing the second part of a four-game homestand, the program's first stretch of four straight home games. The Lady Lions are currently 1-5-0 at home, with four of the losses to nationally-ranked teams.
St. Cloud State is 2-7-1 away from home this year, including a 0-1-1 mark in non-conference road games.
Lindenwood plays its second series of the season against St. Cloud State this weekend at the Lindenwood Ice Arena. Game one is Friday at 7 p.m., and game two is Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m.
St. Cloud State swept the first series in St. Cloud, Minn. by scores of 2-0 and 7-2.
The Lady Lions enter play this week with a 1-11-0 record. Last time out, before Thanksgiving, Lindenwood split a home series against Penn State.
St. Cloud State is 4-11-1 on the year. The team is just 2-9-1 over its last 12 games, with the two wins coming against the Lady Lions.
Both Lindenwood and St. Cloud State have struggled scoring this season. The Lady Lions have just one game with more than two goals, while St. Cloud State has scored three or more goals just three times.
Lindenwood's Alison Wickenheiser was named the College Hockey America Player of the Week after her performance against Penn State. She scored one goal and had three assists in the series.
The Lady Lions are still searching for their first victory against a member of the WCHA. Lindenwood is 0-14-0 all-time, including a 0-8-0 mark this season.
Lindenwood is playing the second part of a four-game homestand, the program's first stretch of four straight home games. The Lady Lions are currently 1-5-0 at home, with four of the losses to nationally-ranked teams.
St. Cloud State is 2-7-1 away from home this year, including a 0-1-1 mark in non-conference road games.
Lindenwood plays its second series of the season against St. Cloud State this weekend at the Lindenwood Ice Arena. Game one is Friday at 7 p.m., and game two is Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m.
St. Cloud State swept the first series in St. Cloud, Minn. by scores of 2-0 and 7-2.
The Lady Lions enter play this week with a 1-11-0 record. Last time out, before Thanksgiving, Lindenwood split a home series against Penn State.
St. Cloud State is 4-11-1 on the year. The team is just 2-9-1 over its last 12 games, with the two wins coming against the Lady Lions.
Both Lindenwood and St. Cloud State have struggled scoring this season. The Lady Lions have just one game with more than two goals, while St. Cloud State has scored three or more goals just three times.
Lindenwood's Alison Wickenheiser was named the College Hockey America Player of the Week after her performance against Penn State. She scored one goal and had three assists in the series.
The Lady Lions are still searching for their first victory against a member of the WCHA. Lindenwood is 0-14-0 all-time, including a 0-8-0 mark this season.
Lindenwood is playing the second part of a four-game homestand, the program's first stretch of four straight home games. The Lady Lions are currently 1-5-0 at home, with four of the losses to nationally-ranked teams.
St. Cloud State is 2-7-1 away from home this year, including a 0-1-1 mark in non-conference road games.
Lindenwood plays its second series of the season against St. Cloud State this weekend at the Lindenwood Ice Arena. Game one is Friday at 7 p.m., and game two is Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m.
St. Cloud State swept the first series in St. Cloud, Minn. by scores of 2-0 and 7-2.
The Lady Lions enter play this week with a 1-11-0 record. Last time out, before Thanksgiving, Lindenwood split a home series against Penn State.
St. Cloud State is 4-11-1 on the year. The team is just 2-9-1 over its last 12 games, with the two wins coming against the Lady Lions.
Both Lindenwood and St. Cloud State have struggled scoring this season. The Lady Lions have just one game with more than two goals, while St. Cloud State has scored three or more goals just three times.
Lindenwood's Alison Wickenheiser was named the College Hockey America Player of the Week after her performance against Penn State. She scored one goal and had three assists in the series.
The Lady Lions are still searching for their first victory against a member of the WCHA. Lindenwood is 0-14-0 all-time, including a 0-8-0 mark this season.
Lindenwood is playing the second part of a four-game homestand, the program's first stretch of four straight home games. The Lady Lions are currently 1-5-0 at home, with four of the losses to nationally-ranked teams.
St. Cloud State is 2-7-1 away from home this year, including a 0-1-1 mark in non-conference road games.