Game Results

ISU hosts Nebraska team’s first-ever games

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln has started a women’s club hockey team this year. They came to Ames the weekend of April 5-6, 2008 to play the Cyclones. It was the Nebraska team’s first-ever games against another college women’s team.

Both games were exhibition games, as the Nebraska team is not yet a member of the American Collegiate Hockey Association. The Iowa State Women Cyclones won both games against the Husker club--by a score of 9 to 0 on Saturday afternoon and 11 to 0 on Sunday morning.

The Nebraska team has practiced regularly during the past winter and has played some youth league and adult hockey recreation league teams in Lincoln. “These two games versus the ISU Women Cyclones at Ames were our first games ever against another collegiate women’s hockey team,” says Scott Smith, the Nebraska team’s coach. “We contacted the ISU team about a month ago and asked if we could come over to Ames to play them. We really appreciate the Cyclones agreeing to add these two exhibition games to the end of their regular season schedule this year.”

The Nebraska team wanted to get started playing against another women’s collegiate team this year. “We had fun and our players learned a lot from playing a good, established college team like ISU,” says Smith. “Our players enjoyed these two games and we intend to be playing the Cyclones and other women’s college teams in 2008-2009.”

The Huskers are in the process of exploring the possibility of joining the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) and will hopefully be on the Cyclones schedule in the future.

GAME #1: Scoring for the ISU Cyclones in the Saturday April 5 game in the first period were: Sam Jenkins goal, unassisted; Catherine Swoboda goal, unassisted; Gail Starr goal, assist by Amanda Machacek; Second period scoring for ISU was Swoboda goal, Erin Wessling assist; Jenkins goal, unassisted; Ali Webster goal, Machacek and Lehman assist; Webster goal, unassisted. Third period scoring for ISU was Breanna Hoffman goal, unassisted; Starr goal, unassisted; Christy Skoglund goal, assist Tapia and Swoboda.

ISU goalie Katie Faulds recorded the shutout as ISU won the game 9 to 0. There were two penalties in this game—each were two minutes—one for ISU and one for Nebraska.

GAME #2: Scoring for the ISU Cyclones in the April 6 game were: In the first period Sam Jenkins scored the first two goals, both unassisted; Breanna Hoffman goal, unassisted; Jenkins goal, unassisted; Hoffman goal, assist Allison Vigoya; Amanda Machacek goal, assist Irma Tapia.

In the second period, Abbie Lehman goal, assist Jenkins; Machacek goal, unassisted; Jenkins goal, assist Skoglund and Lehman. In the third period, Jenkins goal, unassisted; Wessling goal, Katie Faulds assist.

Ali Webster played goalie for ISU in this second game as ISU’s regular goalie, Katie Faulds, played forward. Webster recorded the shutout in her debut in goal for the Cyclones.

Final Score was 11 to 0 in favor of the Cyclones. Shots on goal for the game were 37 for ISU, 12 for Nebraska. There was one penalty in this game, a 2-minute penalty on a Nebraska player for checking.

 

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