The Stevenson University women’s ice hockey team fell 2-1 to Alvernia on Saturday afternoon, Nov. 14, in Reading, Pennsylvania. Kayla Suders scored Stevenson’s only goal, assisted by Jalyn Jones and Kylie Chandler, but the Mustangs could not find the equalizer in a closely contested match.
Alvernia Takes Two-Goal Lead
Alvernia opened the scoring midway through the second period, carrying a 1-0 advantage into the final frame. The Golden Wolves added another goal early in the third period before Suders put Stevenson on the board.
The goal cut Alvernia’s lead to one, but Stevenson remained unable to tie the game. The result moved Stevenson to 0-4-0 overall and 0-4-0 in MAC play, while Alvernia improved to 2-4-0 overall and 2-2-0 in conference play.
Stevenson Matches Alvernia in Shots on Goal
Both teams recorded 31 shots on goal. Callie Siek led Stevenson with 14 faceoff wins, while Molly McCabe contributed five blocked shots.
Emily Carson made 29 saves in goal for Stevenson. Suders, Jones, and Chandler each had a point on Stevenson’s lone goal.
Next Up: Stevenson Travels to Hood College
The Stevenson University women’s ice hockey team is scheduled to travel to Hood College on Friday, Nov. 20. Puck drop is set for 3:15 p.m.
MD Sports Blog Take
Stevenson matched Alvernia with 31 shots on goal but could not overcome the Golden Wolves’ two-goal lead. Suders’ goal brought Stevenson within one, while Carson’s 29 saves and McCabe’s five blocked shots stood out in the 2-1 loss.
Source: Original report
