Women's Hockey
Women’s Hockey Drops Overtime Heartbreaker to No. 1 River Falls
For the third time this season, nationally-ranked Gustavus and River Falls Falcons met on the ice for a non-conference matchup. In a game of intense back-and-forth play, it was only fitting that the No. 1 Falcons and No. 2 Gusties decide their fate in overtime. And when it seemed that even overtime wouldn't be enough to put either team on top, the Falcons netted the game-winner with 5.5 second remaining in the extra period.
McCoy Named MIAC Women’s Hockey Player of the Week
Katie McCoy posted her third straight shutout — making a season-high 32 saves against No. 2 River Falls on Wednesday. McCoy followed this up with a 26-save effort in the Gusties' loss to the Falcons on Saturday. For her performance, McCoy was named MIAC Women’s Hockey Defensive Player of the Week for the second straight week.
No. 1 Gusties Suffer First Loss of the Year to No. 2 River Falls
After winning 11-straight games and defeating No. 2 UW-River Falls on Wednesday, the No. 1 nationally-ranked Gusties suffered their first loss of the season in Saturday's rematch against the Falcons, 3-0.
Gusties Defeat River Falls in First Battle of Nation’s Top Two Teams
BOX SCORE RIVER FALLS, Wis. — Two of the nation’s top Division III women’s hockey teams met for the first time this season Wednesday night, as the No. 1 Gusties and No. 2 Falcons faced off for the first game of a two-game non-conference series. Despite trailing UW-River Falls 12-10 in shots through the first period, […]
McCoy Named MIAC Women’s Hockey Player of the Week
Katie McCoy was perfect in the Gusties' two wins over Saint Mary's, posting a pair of shutouts in the 4-0 and 3-0 wins. McCoy made 16 saves on Friday and followed the performance with nine more the next day, giving her and the team the nation's lead in shutouts at six. For her performance, McCoy was named MIAC Women's Hockey Defensive Player of the Week.
Billings Named MIAC Women’s Hockey Player of the Week
Clara Billings (Sr., Rochester) added to her team- and conference-leading statistics last week, scoring seven points in the Gusties' three games. Billings scored two goals and added two helpers against UW-Superior Tuesday, added another assist in the Gusties' 4-1 win at Bethel Friday night, and then put up two more goals in their 7-1 victory on Saturday. Three of Billings' goals were scored on the power play, giving her six on the season - the most in the nation. For her performance, Power was named MIAC Women’s Hockey Offensive Player of the Week.
Holland Sisters Lead Gusties Past St. Catherine, 3-0
The Gusties completed the sweep of St. Catherine, wrapping up the series with a 3-0 victory at home. With the win, the No. 2 nationally-ranked Gusties improve to 16-2-0 overall and 11-1-0 in MIAC play on the season. The Holland sisters combined for the Gusties' three goals, finishing the weekend with seven combined points.
Gusties Defeat St. Catherine 6-1, Tina Press Eclipses 100 Points
The Gustavus women's hockey team rolled to a 6-1 victory over St. Catherine Friday night, erupting for six unanswered goals after a quick tally by the Wildcats. With the win, the Gusties improve to 15-2-0 overall and 10-1-0 in conference play.
Women’s Hockey Gets Revenge in Rematch, Defeats Augsburg 4-0
The Gusties took their first MIAC loss of the season personally. Having fallen to Augsburg the night before in a heartbreaking 3-2 OT loss, the Gusties emerged with all the momentum and energy to defeat the Auggies in the rematch. Four different players scored a goal to lead the Gusties to a 4-0 victory.
Gusties Suffer First MIAC Loss of the Season in Overtime, 3-2
It was a battle of the top two conference heavyweights in Minneapolis, as the Golden Gusties, ranked first in the conference, faced Augsburg, who sit just behind Gustavus for second in the MIAC. Earlier in the season, it took only one goal to decide a non-conference contest between the two teams. This time, one goal wouldn't be enough to decide the game, as the Auggies defeated the Gusties 3-2 in overtime for the Gusties' first MIAC setback.
Olson Named MIAC Women’s Hockey Player of the Week
Emily Olson helped the Gusties to a perfect MIAC weekend, contributing on four of the Gusties five goals on Friday. Olson tallied three assists and a goal Friday night to give the Gusties a 5-2 win over Saint Benedict. With her three assists, Olson now has 12 on the season to pace the Gusties. Olson's power play goal added to the Gusties' national lead, which improved to 25 over the weekend. For her performance, Olson was named MIAC Women’s Hockey Offensive Player of the Week.
Women’s Hockey Posts Five Goals in Back-to-Back Games for MIAC Sweep
The Gustavus women's hockey team is nothing if not consistent. After all, the Gusties tallied five goals — and three on the power play — for the second night in a row, defeating Saint Benedict for the MIAC sweep, 5-1.
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