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January 23, 2021 1:00Pm EST League Season Division Game Date & Time Facility Referee Linesman Linesman Referee NWHL 2020-21 NWHL Regular Season Jan 23, 2021 1:00pm EST Herb Brooks Arena Mackenzie Welter Erika Greenen Kendall Hanley Amanda Tassoni Shots 1 2 3 T Goals 1 2 3 T 1st Star 2nd Star 3rd Star Away 13 14 13 40 Away 0 0 0 0 Sonjia Shelly Elaine Chuli Home 10 5 4 19 Home 2 0 1 3 Riveters Toronto Home - Metropolitan Away - Toronto Roster Goals Goals Roster # Name Pos Per Time G A1 A2 Strength Per Time G A1 A2 Strength # Name Pos 3 Theresa Knutson F 1 1 01:43 5 8 ES No goals recorded 2 Taylor Woods F 4 Emily Janiga F + 5,8,9,24,28 - 2,13,21,24,44 Penalties 6 Sarah Steele D 5 Leila Kilduff D 2 1 18:59 5 8 18 ES Per Time # Infraction Min 9 Mackenzie MacNeil F 6 Paige Voight F + 5,8,9,18,24 - 6,13,21,24,44 1 1 03:01 25 Interference (Minor) 02:00 11 Breanne Wilson-Bennett F 7 Sammy Kolowrat D 3 3 19:38 4 ES (EN) 2 1 13:06 2 Tripping (Minor) 02:00 12 Emily Fluke F 8 Kelly Babstock F + 4,5,9,14,28 - 2,12,13,27,44,67 3 2 13:40 93 Body Checking 02:00 13 Mikyla Grant-Mentis F (Minor) 9 Rebecca Morse D Penalties 17 Taytum Clairmont F 10 Kendall Cornine F Per Time # Infraction Min 19 Brooke Boquist F 13 Cailey Hutchison F 1 1 07:50 8 Hooking (Minor) 02:00 20 Kristen Barbara D 14 Madison Packer F 2 1 14:04 8 Interference (Minor) 02:00 21 Amy Curlew F 16 Brooke Avery F 3 2 04:01 8 Tripping (Minor) 02:00 22 Natalie Marcuzzi F 18 Rebecca Russo F 23 Megan Quinn D 20 Mallory Rushton F 24 Sarah-Eve Coutu Godbout F 22 Allie Olnowich D 25 Emma Greco D 24 Jayne Lewis F 27 Shiann Darkangelo F 26 Kiira Dosdall-Arena D 29 Elaine Chuli G 28 Kate Leary F 34 Samantha Ridgewell G 29 Sonjia Shelly G 44 Lindsay Eastwood D 31 Tera Hofmann G 67 Emma Woods F 71 Saroya Tinker D 93 Julie Allen F EM Mike Gawbill (Equipment Ma… C Digit Murphy (Coach) HC Ivo Mocek (Head Coach) C Lisa Haley (Coach) AC Ashley Johnston (Assistant Co… GC Terry Jarkowsky (Goaltendin… Goalie Saves Goalie Saves # MP Saves SA # MP Saves SA 29 60:00 40 40 29 58:27 16 18 31 00:00 0 0 34 00:00 0 0 . Metropolitan vs Toronto - January 23, 2021 1:00pm EST.
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