SAINT MARY'S VS. CONCORDIA / FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25 / SMU ICE ARENA

Saint Mary's Cardinals
6-8-2 MIAC, 9-12-2 Overall
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Concordia Cobbers
3-12-1 MIAC, 4-17-1 Overall
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Game Notes
Last Action: The Cardinals saw their record fall to 0-12-2 when scoring less than two goals as SMU managed a 1-1 tie and suffered a 3-1 loss to Augsburg last weekend. … Concordia, meanwhile, had its winless streak climb to seven (0-6-1) with 3-1 and 5-3 losses to St. Olaf last weekend.
A Year Ago: Emily Kearns scored both goals and Nikki Jung had 23 saves as SMU opened its MIAC series vs. Concordia with a 2-1 win on Nov. 22, 2003. The Cardinals completed the sweep a day later, getting 28 saves from Jung in a 3-0 SMU victory.


Team Tidbits

Rebecca
Jelenc
Scored 1st
collegiate goal
vs. Auggies
Saint Mary's:
SMU enters the final two games of the regular season with a two-point lead over St. Benedict for the fifth and final MIAC playoff spot. SMU secures the No. 5 spot with at least three points (a win and a tie) vs. Concordia this weekend. If SMU splits - and St. Benedict sweeps Bethel - the teams would be tied for fifth, and would have to go to the third tiebreaker critieria - goal differential vs. other playoff teams. Since SMU and St. Ben's split their regular-season series - CSB won the first game 3-1, while the Cardinals took Game 2, 4-2 (MIAC tiebreaker criteria No. 1) and the two teams' head-to-head goal differential is the same (criteria No. 2), SMU would enter the final weekend with acommanding 11-goal advantage over the Blazers with two games remaining. … Rebecca Jelenc (Sheboygan, Wis.) and Jenny Hocum (Rochester, Minn.) accounted for SMU's two goals vs. Augsburg. … Jelenc's goal was the first of her collegiate career. … With one goal in each of their two games vs. Augsburg, SMU is now 0-12-2 in games in which they score less than two goals. … SMU was held to one shot - Jelenc's goal - in the second period of Friday's 1-1 tie. … SMU goalie Nikki Jung (Inver Grove Heights, Minn.) stopped 64 of the 68 shots she faced vs. the Auggies. … Twenty-seven of the Cardinals’ 38 goals have come in their nine wins.

Çoncordia: The Cobbers have lost three straight and are winless in their last seven games. … The Cobbers are searching for their first win since 5-0 win over Hamline on Jan. 21, 2005. … Concordia’s win over Hamline in the first of their two-game series, is the only win the Cobbers have in the year 2005. … The Cobbers are 1-11-1 since kicking off the new year with back-to-back losses to UW-Superior. … Lindsay Czarnecki leads Concordia in scoring with nine goals and eight assists. … As a team, Concordia has scored 37 goals. … Three of the Cobbers’ four wins have come on their home ice. … Concordia is 1-7-0 away from home. … The Cobbers are averaging 1.68 goals-per-game, while their opponents are scoring at a 3.8 gpg clip. … Concordia is 3-6-1 when scoring first, and just 1-11-0 when giving up the game’s first goal.

THE CARDINAL LEADERS
THE COBBER LEADERS
No.-Name
Goals
Assists
Points
#22 Melissa Mondo
9
4
13
#3 Rachel Harrison
5
5
10
#15 Jenn Shire
2
7
9
#11 Jenna Roland
4
4
8
#10 Madeline Loftus
3
4
7
No.-Name
W-L-T
GAA
Save %
#29 Nikki Jung
8-8-2
2.33
.928
#35 Amanda Gage
1-4-0
3.78
.882
No.-Name
Goals
Assists
Points
#13 Lindsay Czarnecki
9
8
17
#12 Ashley Anderson
5
6
11
#23 Miranda Koenig
4
6
10
#7 Hannah Impola
5
3
8
#11 Paige Stone
6
1
7
No.-Name
W-L-T
GAA
Save %
#29 Jenna Johnson
3-13-1
3.10
.900
#33 Jamie Savage
1-4-0
5.47
.871