OSWEGO, N.Y. – The Oswego State women's ice hockey team hosted the Morrisville Mustangs tonight in a pivotal NEWHL matchup. Rachael Farmer put in a great effort, making 28 saves in the game but the Lakers were shutdown, 2-0.

THE BASICS

• Final Score: Morrisville 2 | Oswego 0
• Location:   Oswego, N.Y. – Marano Campus Center
• Records:  Morrisville 10-9-1 (NEWHL 7-5-1) | Oswego 9-6-3 (NEWHL 6-4-3)

HOW IT HAPPENED

• The first period was scoreless, despite a total of 19 shots from both teams with Oswego (10) having the slight edge.
• In the second period, the Lakers had multiple opportunities on offense, but could not cash in.
• Oswego had three penalties in the second period which led to the Mustangs' first goal, scored by Maddison Devlin and assisted by Alexziz Giannamore and Chyne Kennedy.
• Morrisville led shots-on-goal in the second period 11-3.
• Rachael Farmer through two periods came up with 19 saves. Keeping the Mustangs lead to only one.
• In the third period, the Lakers out-played the mustangs, but were still unable to score. They led the Mustangs in shots on goal, 13-10.
• Morrisville scored their second goal at the 14:34 mark of the third period, scored by Maddison Devlin (2), assisted by Mackenzie Lombardi and Chyne Kennedy for her second point of the game.
• Farmer finished the game with a save percentage of .933.
• Amber Thomas led Oswego in the faceoff circle, winning eight draws.
• Kate Randazzo led the team in shots on goal with four and also recorded a block.
• Annika Neufeld-Kreider led the team in blocks with two.
• Morrisville, Potsdam and Oswego are now all tied for second place in NEWHL standings with 15 points.

 WHAT'S NEXT

The Lakers will host the Potsdam Bears tomorrow in yet another pivotal NEWHL contest. The puck drop is set for 3 p.m. February 1^st.