Friday, February 13
St. Cloud, Minn.
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St. Cloud State
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Photo by: Kayden Kircher
Sauriol Tallies Five Points, (RV) St. Cloud State Women’s Hockey Scores Six Unanswered Goals in 6-2 Win Over Bemidji State
2/13/2026 10:11:00 PM | Women's Hockey
Sauriol recorded school record four points in Huskies four goal second period
ST. CLOUD, Minn. – (RV) St. Cloud State Women's Hockey (10-19-2, 6-17-2 Western Collegiate Hockey Association) trailed 2-0 after the first period but scored six unanswered goals including four in the second period to earn a 6-2 win over Bemidji State on Friday afternoon at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center in St. Cloud.
Junior forward Alice Sauriol (Sherbrooke, Quebec) led the charge for the Huskies, posting a career-high five points (two goals, three assists) including a school record four points (one goal, three assists) in the second period. Additionally, her three assists in the period tied the program record for assists in a period.
The Beavers (6-22-3, 3-21-1 WCHA) opened the scoring 5:49 into the first period and doubled its lead with a power play tally just over two minutes later and took a 2-0 lead into the first period.
St. Cloud State got on the scoresheet 6:43 into the second period when a shot from between the circles from Sauriol was saved but not controlled by the Bemidji State netminder and freshman forward Julianne Labbé (Wendake, Quebec) was able to nudge the puck into the back of the net.
Just 49 seconds later, Labbé scored her second consecutive goal to tie the game at two. The puck came to Labbé near the dot in the left circle from below the goal line and her shot was nearly perfect, beating the goalie glove side.
The Huskies took their first lead of the game three minutes later with Sauriol's first goal of the game. Senior forward Avery Farrell (Rogers, Minn.) forced a turnover on the backwall, and the puck came to Sauriol who skated in front of the net and went top shelf to beat the goaltender.
SCSU scored its fourth of the second period to take a 4-2 lead when Sauriol delivered a cross-ice pass into the offensive zone, springing fellow junior forward Sofianna Sundelin (Ulvila, Finland) on a 1-on-0 breakaway. Sundelin went forehand, backhand before putting the puck between the goalie's legs.
With just under five minutes left in the third period, Farrell won an offensive zone faceoff and redshirt sophomore defender Sydney Bryant (Traverse City, Mich.) picked up the puck, skated toward the middle of the ice and sent in a wrister through traffic from just inside the blueline that found the back of the net.
The final goal for the Huskies came 90 seconds later with another Quebec-to-Quebec connection when freshman defender Maélie Pion (Sherbrooke, Quebec) sent a quick transition pass from deep in the defensive zone to Sauriol who was skating through two BSU defenders at the center line. Sauriol skated in and fired a wrister from in between the dots to put an exclamation mark on the comeback victory.
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The Huskies wrap up their series against Bemidji State on Saturday with their final home game of the season. Puck drops from the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center is scheduled for 1 p.m. Links to each coverage option can be found on the SCSU Women's Hockey game day central or 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.
Junior forward Alice Sauriol (Sherbrooke, Quebec) led the charge for the Huskies, posting a career-high five points (two goals, three assists) including a school record four points (one goal, three assists) in the second period. Additionally, her three assists in the period tied the program record for assists in a period.
The Beavers (6-22-3, 3-21-1 WCHA) opened the scoring 5:49 into the first period and doubled its lead with a power play tally just over two minutes later and took a 2-0 lead into the first period.
St. Cloud State got on the scoresheet 6:43 into the second period when a shot from between the circles from Sauriol was saved but not controlled by the Bemidji State netminder and freshman forward Julianne Labbé (Wendake, Quebec) was able to nudge the puck into the back of the net.
Just 49 seconds later, Labbé scored her second consecutive goal to tie the game at two. The puck came to Labbé near the dot in the left circle from below the goal line and her shot was nearly perfect, beating the goalie glove side.
The Huskies took their first lead of the game three minutes later with Sauriol's first goal of the game. Senior forward Avery Farrell (Rogers, Minn.) forced a turnover on the backwall, and the puck came to Sauriol who skated in front of the net and went top shelf to beat the goaltender.
SCSU scored its fourth of the second period to take a 4-2 lead when Sauriol delivered a cross-ice pass into the offensive zone, springing fellow junior forward Sofianna Sundelin (Ulvila, Finland) on a 1-on-0 breakaway. Sundelin went forehand, backhand before putting the puck between the goalie's legs.
With just under five minutes left in the third period, Farrell won an offensive zone faceoff and redshirt sophomore defender Sydney Bryant (Traverse City, Mich.) picked up the puck, skated toward the middle of the ice and sent in a wrister through traffic from just inside the blueline that found the back of the net.
The final goal for the Huskies came 90 seconds later with another Quebec-to-Quebec connection when freshman defender Maélie Pion (Sherbrooke, Quebec) sent a quick transition pass from deep in the defensive zone to Sauriol who was skating through two BSU defenders at the center line. Sauriol skated in and fired a wrister from in between the dots to put an exclamation mark on the comeback victory.
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- Sauriol recorded five points (two goals, three assists), setting school records for points (four) and assists (three – tie) in a period. She was +5 in the game, named the game's No. 1 Star and one of the WCHA 3 Stars of the Night.
- Labbé scored two goals on two shots and was a +4.
- Bryant (1g, 1a) and Farrell (2a) also posted 2+ points. Bryant was +4 and Farrell was +1.
- Graduate goaltender Jojo Chobak (Chicago, Ill.) made 25 saves on 27 shots (.926 save percentage).
- SCSU improved to 58-52-10 all-time against the Beavers and 9-1 in the 10 games against BSU. The Huskies moved to 30-24-6 all time against Bemidji State at home and improved to 2-1-0 against the Beavers this season.
- The Huskies moved to 5-9-1 in home games this season.
- SCSU scored 6+ goals for the first time this season and the first time since the second game of the 2024-25 season (Sept. 22, 2024).
- The Huskies went 0-for-1 on the penalty kill and 0-for-2 on the power play. For the season, SCSU is 69-for-92 (75.0%) on the penalty kill and 13-for-82 on the power play (15.9%).
- SCSU led the game in shots (37-27) and won 60.7% of the faceoffs. The Beavers out blocked the Huskies 15-5.
- Sauriol's two goals, three assists, five points and +5 mark were all new single game career highs. Her four-point period was a new program record and her three assists in the period tied the program record. It was her third multi-goal game of the season, her third multi-assist game of the season and her seventh multi-point game of the season. She surpassed 20 career goals, 20 season points and ended the game with 15 assists this season and 60 career points. It was the Huskies second three-assist game of the season, the first 5-point performance by a Husky since Holly Roberts had six in 2010 and the most points in a game since Taylor Lind and Jenniina Nylund each had four-point performances in 2022-23.
- Labbé recorded her second career multi-point game, first ever multi-goal game and skated to a career best +4 mark.
- Bryant notched her first career multi-point game and skated to a career-high +5 mark.
- Farrell's assists pushed her career points total to 70.
- Chobak recorded 25+ saves for the eighth consecutive game and 14th time this season. The win was the 30th of her career.
- Sundelin tied her career-best +/- mark (+3). Her goal was her team-leading 15th of the season and she went 10-and-3 on the faceoff dot, winning double-digit draws for the 11th time this season and first time in seven games. Her 15 goals this season are the most by a Husky since former teammate Klára Hymlárová scored 17 in 2022-23 and her 24 points are the most since Hymlárová had 24 in 2023-24.
- Pion skated to a career-best +3 mark. Her assist was her 10th point of the season, becoming the third blueliner and fourth freshman to reach double digit points this season.
- Graduate defender Grace Wolfe (Owatonna, Minn.) tied her career best +/- mark (+3). She played in her 148th career game taking sole possession of fifth most in program history.
- Freshman defender Hannele Tarkiainen (Pieksämäki, Finland) skated to a career-best +2 mark.
- Freshman forward Lily Erickson (Roseau, Minn.) skated to a career-best +1 mark.
The Huskies wrap up their series against Bemidji State on Saturday with their final home game of the season. Puck drops from the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center is scheduled for 1 p.m. Links to each coverage option can be found on the SCSU Women's Hockey game day central or 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
BSU
STC
Shots
27
37
PPG
1
0
SHG
0
0
Penalties
2
1
Penalty Mins
4
2
Faceoffs Won
22
34
Game Leaders
+/-
5
Goals
2
Sh
3
A
3
+/-
4
Goals
2
Sh
2
A
0
+/-
5
Goals
1
Sh
4
A
1
+/-
1
Goals
0
Sh
3
A
2
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