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Cornelius’ shootout winner earns Huskies two points on Homecoming
10/16/2021 4:30:00 PM | Women's Hockey
ST. CLOUD, Minn. – St. Cloud product Allie Cornelius delivered the sudden-death shootout winner to earn St. Cloud State Women's Hockey two points in the WCHA standings against St. Thomas on Homecoming Saturday. Deadlocked at 2-2 through 60 minutes, the Huskies and Tommies held tight in overtime before a thrilling seven-round shootout ended with Cornelius finding the back of the net. Klara Hymlarova opened the scoring midway through the first, taking a beautiful feed from Emma Gentry in the low slot and banging it through the pipes. After the Tommies tied things up early in the second, Olivia Cvar blasted a Mackenzie Bourgerie pass to the right circle past the tender's right shoulder to retake the lead. St. Thomas evened things with seven and a half to go in the third. Following a stalemate in OT, Emma Polusny turned away all seven Tom shootout tries until Cornelius zipped one through the five-hole.
TURNING POINT
In round seven of the exhilarating shootout, Allie Cornelius skated ahead into the slot, made a pair of strong dekes with the stick then fired the puck through the five-hole.
TOP HUSKIES
• Klara Hymlarova (11-5, 68.8% on draws) and Olivia Cvar both scored for St. Cloud State, with Cvar skating to a plus-two.
• Emma Polusny stopped 23 shots in the game and denied all seven shootout looks.
• Dayle Ross blocked a team-high four shots and put a career-high five shots on goal.
NOTES
• The Huskies led 28-25 on shots.
• Mackenzie Bourgerie, Chace Sperling and Emma Gentry each recorded their first assists of the season.
• Faceoffs were even at 28-28.
QUOTABLES
St. Cloud State Women's Hockey Head Coach Steve Macdonald
"Exciting way to finish off a game on Homecoming. I thought our team was able to battle through some hard-played minutes by both teams to get the shootout win."
UP NEXT
The Huskies are idle next weekend before traveling to Ohio State for a WCHA series over October 29-30. The series will be broadcast on B1G+, available on the SCSU Women's Hockey schedule page.
For all the latest on St. Cloud State Women's Hockey, stay tuned to SCSUHuskies.com and follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
TURNING POINT
In round seven of the exhilarating shootout, Allie Cornelius skated ahead into the slot, made a pair of strong dekes with the stick then fired the puck through the five-hole.
TOP HUSKIES
• Klara Hymlarova (11-5, 68.8% on draws) and Olivia Cvar both scored for St. Cloud State, with Cvar skating to a plus-two.
• Emma Polusny stopped 23 shots in the game and denied all seven shootout looks.
• Dayle Ross blocked a team-high four shots and put a career-high five shots on goal.
NOTES
• The Huskies led 28-25 on shots.
• Mackenzie Bourgerie, Chace Sperling and Emma Gentry each recorded their first assists of the season.
• Faceoffs were even at 28-28.
QUOTABLES
St. Cloud State Women's Hockey Head Coach Steve Macdonald
"Exciting way to finish off a game on Homecoming. I thought our team was able to battle through some hard-played minutes by both teams to get the shootout win."
UP NEXT
The Huskies are idle next weekend before traveling to Ohio State for a WCHA series over October 29-30. The series will be broadcast on B1G+, available on the SCSU Women's Hockey schedule page.
For all the latest on St. Cloud State Women's Hockey, stay tuned to SCSUHuskies.com and follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
Team Stats
UST
STC
Shots
25
28
PPG
1
0
SHG
0
0
Penalties
4
3
Penalty Mins
8
6
Faceoffs Won
28
28
Game Leaders
Players Mentioned
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