Women’s Ice Hockey Blanked at Salem

SALEM, MASS – The Salem State women's ice hockey team earned a 2-0 victory over Framingham State on Thursday night at Salem's home rink, powered by a shutout performance from goaltender Amy Thul.

THE BASICS:
∙ Score: Salem State 2, Framingham State 0
∙ Records: Framingham State (1-12-1, 0-5-0), Salem State (3-9-1, 2-1-1)
∙ Location: Alumni Arena - Salem, Massachusetts

HOW IT HAPPENED:
∙ Salem State took a 1-0 lead at 10:32 of the first period when Halle Greenleaf scored at even strength, assisted by Aislinn Bennett and Daelyn Williams. The goal proved to be the game-winner.
∙ The Vikings extended their lead early in the third period with a power play goal from Talia Martucci at 3:45, assisted by Daelyn Williams.
∙ Salem State goaltender Amy Thul recorded a 19-save shutout to secure the victory.

INSIDE THE NUMBERS:
∙ Salem State outshot Framingham State 35-19, including a dominant 12-11-12 shot distribution across the three periods.
∙ Framingham State's Brigid Milligan made 33 saves on 35 shots in the losing effort despite facing heavy pressure throughout.
∙ Salem State converted 1 of 7 power play opportunities, while Framingham State went 0-for-4.
∙ The Rams were called for 9 penalties totaling 18 minutes, including 7 penalties in the third period alone. Salem State committed 6 penalties for 12 minutes.
∙ Salem State controlled the faceoff circle, winning 37 of 65 draws (57%) compared to Framingham State's 28 wins.
∙ Daelyn Williams led Salem State with 2 assists on the night.

UP NEXT:
∙ The Rams return to the ice on Saturday when they travel to Anna Maria for a MASCAC clash.