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Good Effort Against NMH
Westminster took the ice for a night game Jan. 12 at Jackson rink. The team was ready to build off the success of the team effort against Choate Jan. 9. Forward Emma Gurnell '21 led the way as she scored the first goal unassisted just two minutes into the game. NMH turned up the tempo and the middle of the first was full of back and forth play. Westminster goalie Mandy Busky '21 came up with some key saves to maintain the Martlet win. With just five minutes remaining in the period, Abby Munger '20 made the most of a power play opportunity by burying a pass from Jill Parsons '19 and Sam DeLeo '21. The second period was more in Westminster’s favor as the team generated solid offensive zone time. Jenny Guider '20 stepped up on a NMH turnover, beat her defenseman and scored to put the team up 3-0. The third period was a bit more back and forth as fatigue set in a bit for the Martlets. Resolved to turn the tide, Megan Rittenhouse '20 helped get the puck deep and would eventually score on a beautiful pass from Hailey Tullo '22 to make the score 4-0. With just one minute left, Tullo notched another goal off a great play from Guider and Nina Ausperger '19 to make it 1 5-0 final for the Martlets. The team worked to stay focused after a long week and long day down at the rink. This was good preparation for the desired rematch against Loomis on Jan. 14.
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