PREVIEW: Women’s hockey face Carleton, Concordia on the road

Thursday, November 17, 2022 

• The Matchup: Ottawa Gee-Gees (6-1-1, 1^st in RSEQ) at Carleton Ravens (2-5-1, 5^th in RSEQ)
• Location: Carleton University Ice House
• Puck drop: 7:00 p.m.
• Last meeting: Ottawa 3, Carleton 1 – Oct. 29, 2022 at Minto Sports Complex
• Broadcast: CU Ravens YouTube

OTTAWA GAME NOTES 

• Major stat leaders
  • Goals: Abygail Moloughney – 8
  • Assists: Five players tied at 4
  • Points: Abygail Moloughney – 12
  • Wins: Aurélie Dubuc – 5

• The Gee-Gees swept their weekend series against the Montreal Carabins and McGill Martlets last weekend. Mahika Sarrazin turned aside 27 of 28 Carabins shots in her season debut.
• Abygail Moloughney continues to lead the team in goals and points. Despite the hot start, she'll have quite a way to go to catch Karine Bombardier's records of 41 regular season points (2000-01) and 27 regular season goals (2001-02).

CARLETON GAME NOTES

• Major stat leaders
  • Goals: Cecilia Lopez – 4
  • Assists: Four players tied at 2
  • Points: Cecilia Lopez – 5
  • Wins: Marie-Ève Côté and Frédérike Lavoie-Leroux – 1

• Carleton took Bishop's to the brink Friday evening, forcing the Gaiters to overtime. They then fell to Montreal 4-0 Sunday afternoon.
• The Ravens struggled against Ottawa in their previous two matchups, managing just two goals in the games.
• The first weekend of November was a good one for Carleton, defeating the Martlets and Stingers in consecutive games. 

Sunday, November 20, 2022

• The Matchup: The Matchup: Ottawa Gee-Gees (6-1-1, 1^st in RSEQ) at #2 Concordia Stingers (4-2-0, 4^th in RSEQ)
• Location: Ed Meagher Arena (Montreal, Que.)
• Puck drop: 3:00 p.m.
• Last meeting: Ottawa 2, Concordia 3 (2OT) – Nov. 4, 2022 at Ed Meagher Arena
• Broadcast: Stingers TV 

CONCORDIA GAME NOTES

• Major stat leaders
  • Goals: Three players tied at 4
  • Assists: Jessymaude Drapeau and Emmy Fecteau – 5
  • Points: Emmy Fecteau – 9
  • Wins: Alice Philbert – 3

• The Stingers went 2-0 last weekend, although they were pushed to overtime by the Bishop's Gaiters.
• Concordia and Ottawa played a tight game in their previous meeting this season. Three third period goals forced overtime, with Emilie Lavoie scoring the winner for the Stingers.
• Emmy Fecteau appears to be the catalyst for the Stingers this season. The third-year player was invited to the Hockey Canada National Team Development Camp this summer.