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Hard-Fought Battle for the Martlets
Westminster faced a tough team at Kent Dec. 5. The team took to the ice with great tempo putting Kent on its heels for the first few minutes. A tricky play landed Westminster in the penalty box three minutes in, and Kent executed a perfect play to go up 1-0 to start. The Martlets answered back with a power play goal of their own with just five minutes to go. Defenseman Samantha DeLeo '21 scored her first career goal off a pass from Jill Parsons '19 and Megan Rittenhouse '20. Kent put on the pressure in response and ended the period with a goal to go up 1-2. The second period was back and forth as Westminster worked to make smart decisions and set the tempo. Kent struck first, but Parsons answered six minutes later off a play from Taylor Adams '20 to make the score 3-2. The remainder of the period was as fast-paced as the team has seen yet this season. Goaltender Mandy Busky '21 worked hard to track the play and support her defenseman. In the end, Kent was able to pull away to make it a 6-2 final. Despite the loss, the team worked hard and stuck together to play to the final whistle. This was good prep as they now look to take on a talented Gunnery team on Friday evening.
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