Series Notes:
- The Lindenwood women's hockey team enters the 2018 CHA Tournament as the No. 5 seed and will face fourth-seeded Penn State in a quarterfinal matchup on Thursday evening. The entire CHA Tournament will be held at HarborCenter in Buffalo, N.Y. from March 1-3.

- Lindenwood and Penn State met during the first-round of the CHA Tournament during the 2014-15 season. The Nittany Lions won the first two games of the best-of-three series to advance to the semifinals. 

- Lindenwood and Penn State have met 26 times since the start of the 2012-13 season, with the Nittany Lions holding a slight 12-11-3 lead in the all-time series. 

- The Lions and Nittany Lions split their four regular-season games this season, with each team winning one game during each respective series. Most recently, the two teams split a two-game set in University Park, Pa. on Feb. 23-24.

Lindenwood Notes:
- Britannia Gillanders scored her team-leading third game-winning goal of the season on Feb. 23 at Penn State. Gillanders is tied for second in program history with five career game-winning goals.

- Carla Goodwin picked up the lone assist on Gillanders' game-winning goal, her fourth helper of the season.

- Jolene deBruyn stopped all 43 shots she faced at Penn State on Feb. 23, posting her third shutout of the season, and her second in as many starts.

- Following her 43-save shutout performance, deBruyn established a new program record for most saves in a shutout.

- Over her last five starts, deBruyn has compiled a .982 save percentage and a 0.60 goals against average. Lindenwood has won four of those five games.
- Taylor Girard averaged 1.00 points per game during CHA play this season, tied for the fifth-best average in the conference.

- Girard leads Lindenwood in goals (13) and points (24), and is tied for second on team with 11 assists.

- Courtney Ganske is tied for second among CHA defenders with 18 assists this season. Ganske is Lindenwood's single-season record holder for goals ('16-'17), assists, and points in a season as a defender.

- Lindenwood is 9-3-0 when scoring the first goal this season. The Lions are 5-2-0 when leading after the opening period, and are a perfect 6-0-0 when leading after 40 minutes.

- Lindenwood is averaging exactly 2.00 goals per game, the highest single-season mark in program history against a full Division I schedule.