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X-Women open with 6-0 win in hockey playoffs

X-Women open with 6-0 win in hockey playoffs
February 25, 2010

The X-Women hockey team jump started their way into the AUS championship with a resounding 6-0 victory over the Dalhousie Tigers Thursday afternoon in their opening round robin game.

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The AUS second seeded X-Women scored three goals in the opening three and a half minutes of play to establish an early 3-0 lead and they didn’t look back.

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Freshman forward Daniela Falconio scored on the opening play just 21 seconds into the game as fellow rookie Jessica McCullogh assisted on the play. The X-Women’s second goal came from AUS second team all-star Carolyn Campbell at 3:10 into the first period on the power play. Sydnee Parker was credited with the assist.

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Jacinta Sullivan followed up just 20 seconds later with a goal off a Nicole Hansom assist to give the X-Women the 3-0 jump in the game over the fifth seeded Tigers. The Tigers pulled starting goaltender Ashley Boutilier after the third StFX goal.

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The first period wrapped up without any further damage, and both teams were held off the score sheet up until 15:38 of the second period when Campbell notched her second power play goal of the game. Hansom picked up her second assist of the afternoon, along with Jenna Downey.

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The X-Women wrapped up the game with third period goals from veteran forward Jessica Shanahan and freshman Brittney Perkins. Shanahan scored unassisted at 11:28 then assisted on the Perkins goal at 13:37.

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The X-Women held the slight advantage in the shot department in the game at 33-27. Katie Harvieux tallied the 27 saves and the shutout win in nets for StFX while Emelie Enderfors took the loss for Dalhousie.

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With the win, the X-Women will have a day off Friday as they await their next round robin game Saturday at 3:00 pm versus the third seeded Saint Mary’s Huskies. The Huskies and Tigers will meet Friday at 3:00. The winner advancing out of Pool B will play the Pool A winner Sunday afternoon at 2:00 pm in the AUS championship game. Moncton (1), St. Thomas (4) and UPEI (6) make up Pool A.  

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