Mae Batherson News Today

No. 10 St. Lawrence scored four power-play goals in its 6-3 win over the Orange.

The Orange went 0-of-3 on power-play opportunities while the Catamounts scored one of their goals on a power play.

"There were some opportunities off of rebounds that we just couldn’t find pucks on." SU couldn't capitalize on its 41 shots in the loss to the Catamounts.

"I think that's the best 60 minutes we've played this season so far." Despite the 3-1 loss, SU still played stout defensively against No. 13 Vermont.

While Syracuse allowed three goals to Vermont, it improved defensively as the Catamounts only registered 24 shots.

The Orange tied the Catamounts in its matchup the night prior, 1-1.

Going into tonight, RIT had given up the most goals (59) in the CHA and had an average margin of -3.73, also the worst in the conference.

Syracuse has allowed three or more goals in five of its first nine games this season, and has started the season 2-5-2.

Syracuse was in full control of the faceoff circle and score as the Orange had 61.9% of the faceoffs and had a three-goal as the clock dwindled down.

Syracuse ultimately fell to Clarkson 3-2 in extra time after Golden Knights forward Caitrin Lonergan tapped in the winning goal.