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Westminster Prevails Over Kent
Showcasing both grit and grace, Westminster defeated Kent 6-1 in the final game of the season. In a hard-fought first period, Susie Mahoney ’20 put Westminster on the board first, but Kent was able to even things up with a few minutes remaining in the period. Westminster, however, would go on to score five unanswered goals in the second half of the second period. Caroline McDermott ’20 started the scoring, with Blake Cote ’19 adding another goal just over 15 seconds later. Several minutes later, Layla Ennis ’19 added to Westminster’s tally with a shot from the point, and in the last 30 seconds of the period Natalie Rubin ’19 connected with Claire Taylor ’21 not once, but twice, for Taylor’s first and second career goals, to close out the scoring. At the end of a scoreless third period, the Sixth Formers took the ice for their final minutes on the ice together in Black and Gold, capping off a fantastic season.
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