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They played a tough Boston team very strongly today. The shg they scored was a thing of beauty. Hopefully this is the start of some positive momentum.
OT: PWHL Thread - Draft at 1pm Monday 9/18
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@NWHL_ - Quick recap of today's @TheBostonPride vs @BuffaloBeauts Father-Daughter Game!
The Beauts hosted their first Father-Daughter Night during their game vs the Boston Pride Sunday afternoon.
Fathers of Beauts players took in warmups from the bench, proudly wearing their daughters' jerseys.
The Pride came out of the opening faceoff strong, pressuring the Beauts in their own zone. Brianne McLaughlin made key saves early to keep the game scoreless.
The Pride took the 1-0 lead on a Brianna Decker goal with 1:04 remaining in the first period.
The Beauts found their legs in the second period, and were able to tie the game at 1 on a goal by Kelley Steadman.
Emily Field scored to help the Pride take the 2-1 lead and shortly after, Decker netted her second to up the score to 3-1.
Steadman would score her second of the game to cut the Pride lead to 3-2 to end the second period.
The Pride then made it 4-2 before the Beauts would score another goal by Kourtney Kunichika, but it was not enough, as the Pride went on to win it 5-3.
Next game for both teams - Sunday, November 15 - Buffalo Beauts will be home vs Connecticut Whale - 3:35 pm ET.
Boston Pride will be away vs New York Riveters - 7:05 pm ET.
http://nwhl.co/quick-recap-bos-buf-5-3/
The Beauts hosted their first Father-Daughter Night during their game vs the Boston Pride Sunday afternoon.
Fathers of Beauts players took in warmups from the bench, proudly wearing their daughters' jerseys.
The Pride came out of the opening faceoff strong, pressuring the Beauts in their own zone. Brianne McLaughlin made key saves early to keep the game scoreless.
The Pride took the 1-0 lead on a Brianna Decker goal with 1:04 remaining in the first period.
The Beauts found their legs in the second period, and were able to tie the game at 1 on a goal by Kelley Steadman.
Emily Field scored to help the Pride take the 2-1 lead and shortly after, Decker netted her second to up the score to 3-1.
Steadman would score her second of the game to cut the Pride lead to 3-2 to end the second period.
The Pride then made it 4-2 before the Beauts would score another goal by Kourtney Kunichika, but it was not enough, as the Pride went on to win it 5-3.
Next game for both teams - Sunday, November 15 - Buffalo Beauts will be home vs Connecticut Whale - 3:35 pm ET.
Boston Pride will be away vs New York Riveters - 7:05 pm ET.
http://nwhl.co/quick-recap-bos-buf-5-3/
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Buffalo Beauts Beginning to Come Together - Melissa Kania - VictoryPress.Org - Sunday, October 25.
The first hat trick in NWHL history, over 70 shots on goal, one penalty shot and more - That’s what composed much of the afternoon for the Buffalo Beauts and the Boston Pride as the teams faced off in a rematch of their season opener, where the Pride came out on top 5-3.
Boston, a strong team to begin with, opened the game with some good early pressure. They registered 11 of the first 12 shots of the game, limiting Buffalo’s chances and peppering Beauts netminder Brianne McLaughlin with shot after shot. Though Buffalo had a few good chances early, including several shorthanded opportunities, the puck simply didn’t hit the net.
Though the shot count told otherwise, the opening period between the Beauts and Pride was fairly evenly matched. Near the close of the first twenty minutes, it would be Boston who would take the well-deserved lead on Brianna Decker’s first of the afternoon. Decker took the puck high over McLaughlin’s left side, over her shoulder and in, to give Boston the 1-0 lead.
The Beauts weren’t out of it, though, as Kelley Steadman scored her third goal of the season to tie the the game at one. Steadman tried to put it in high on Pride netminder Brittany Ott; when that failed, she continued the effort and was eventually able to shove it in.
Rest Of The Article - http://victorypress.org/2015/10/25/beauts-coming-together/
NWHL @NWHL_ - Fans can now bid on @BuffaloBeauts jerseys from last week's Strides For The Cure game!
http://nwhl.co/nwhl-foundation/foundation-auctions/
@BuffaloBeauts - Just realizing that you made a huge mistake by not buying Beauts season tickets?
Prorated seasons still available at http://nwhl.co/tickets-beauts/
LaxSabre - Season Tickets now cost $85 each for the six remaining home games plus the All-Star Game on January 24.
The first hat trick in NWHL history, over 70 shots on goal, one penalty shot and more - That’s what composed much of the afternoon for the Buffalo Beauts and the Boston Pride as the teams faced off in a rematch of their season opener, where the Pride came out on top 5-3.
Boston, a strong team to begin with, opened the game with some good early pressure. They registered 11 of the first 12 shots of the game, limiting Buffalo’s chances and peppering Beauts netminder Brianne McLaughlin with shot after shot. Though Buffalo had a few good chances early, including several shorthanded opportunities, the puck simply didn’t hit the net.
Though the shot count told otherwise, the opening period between the Beauts and Pride was fairly evenly matched. Near the close of the first twenty minutes, it would be Boston who would take the well-deserved lead on Brianna Decker’s first of the afternoon. Decker took the puck high over McLaughlin’s left side, over her shoulder and in, to give Boston the 1-0 lead.
The Beauts weren’t out of it, though, as Kelley Steadman scored her third goal of the season to tie the the game at one. Steadman tried to put it in high on Pride netminder Brittany Ott; when that failed, she continued the effort and was eventually able to shove it in.
Rest Of The Article - http://victorypress.org/2015/10/25/beauts-coming-together/
NWHL @NWHL_ - Fans can now bid on @BuffaloBeauts jerseys from last week's Strides For The Cure game!
http://nwhl.co/nwhl-foundation/foundation-auctions/
@BuffaloBeauts - Just realizing that you made a huge mistake by not buying Beauts season tickets?
Prorated seasons still available at http://nwhl.co/tickets-beauts/
LaxSabre - Season Tickets now cost $85 each for the six remaining home games plus the All-Star Game on January 24.
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@amymoritz - Getzville's @EmilyPfalzer hungry for gold as @usahockey women prepare for Four Nations Cup.
In some ways it was the pinnacle of her hockey career. As a senior at Boston College last year, Emily Pfalzer made the jump to the United States Senior Women’s National Team, playing a role in an American gold at the IHHF Women’s World Championships. In other ways, the experience only made her hungrier, more determined to get better and do what it takes to stay with the ational team.
The Getzville native and Nichols grad has another opportunity at international gold as a member of Team USA in this year’s Four Nations Cups. The event featuring the United States, Canada, Finland and Sweden takes place from November 4-8 in Sweden. The Americans are looking to avenge their second-place finish by way of shootout to Canada at last year’s Four Nations Cup. Pfalzer, a defenseman with an offensive mindset, had two goals and an assist during last year’s Four Nations Cup and a goal and an assist at the World Championships last winter.
Pfalzer is looking to increase her production for and value to Team USA. “Last year I really learned the style of play and just having a year of competition helps,” Pfalzer said. “It’s a little hard to explain. Having played for a year made me more comfortable coming in, but it also made me want it more and want to work hard to stay there and help the team out.”
Rest Of The Article - http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/g...fy-her-standing-with-team-usa-hockey-20151029
In some ways it was the pinnacle of her hockey career. As a senior at Boston College last year, Emily Pfalzer made the jump to the United States Senior Women’s National Team, playing a role in an American gold at the IHHF Women’s World Championships. In other ways, the experience only made her hungrier, more determined to get better and do what it takes to stay with the ational team.
The Getzville native and Nichols grad has another opportunity at international gold as a member of Team USA in this year’s Four Nations Cups. The event featuring the United States, Canada, Finland and Sweden takes place from November 4-8 in Sweden. The Americans are looking to avenge their second-place finish by way of shootout to Canada at last year’s Four Nations Cup. Pfalzer, a defenseman with an offensive mindset, had two goals and an assist during last year’s Four Nations Cup and a goal and an assist at the World Championships last winter.
Pfalzer is looking to increase her production for and value to Team USA. “Last year I really learned the style of play and just having a year of competition helps,” Pfalzer said. “It’s a little hard to explain. Having played for a year made me more comfortable coming in, but it also made me want it more and want to work hard to stay there and help the team out.”
Rest Of The Article - http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/g...fy-her-standing-with-team-usa-hockey-20151029
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Game Recap - Four Nations Cup - Game #1 - United States Defeats Sweden 6-2 - Wednesday, November 4 - USAHockey.com
Sundsvall, Sweden - The United States Women's National Team defeated Sweden, 6-2, here today at the 2015 Four Nations Cup. Hilary Knight (Sun Valley, Idaho) and Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson (Grand Forks, North Dakota) both registered a pair of goals while Brianna Decker (Dousman, Wisconsin) and Kelli Stack (Brooklyn Heights, Ohio) added two points each. Decker tallied one goal and one assist and Stack registered a pair of assists. Nine players overall had at least one point in the victory. Alex Rigsby (Delafield, Wisconsin) stopped nine of eleven shots she faced to earn the victory.
During the second stanza, Meghan Duggan (Danvers, Massachusetts) extended the United States lead to 5-2 with a power play goal at 12:35. Emily Pflazer (Getzville, New York) started the play with a pass down low to Kelli Stack near the goal line, who then fed the puck across the crease to Duggan who tucked it home. (Pfalzer was named United States Player of the Game)
United States is back in action on Thursday, November 5 against Canada - 1:00 pm ET.
Rest Of The Game Recap - http://www.usawomenshockey.com/news_article/show/572625?referrer_id=
Sundsvall, Sweden - The United States Women's National Team defeated Sweden, 6-2, here today at the 2015 Four Nations Cup. Hilary Knight (Sun Valley, Idaho) and Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson (Grand Forks, North Dakota) both registered a pair of goals while Brianna Decker (Dousman, Wisconsin) and Kelli Stack (Brooklyn Heights, Ohio) added two points each. Decker tallied one goal and one assist and Stack registered a pair of assists. Nine players overall had at least one point in the victory. Alex Rigsby (Delafield, Wisconsin) stopped nine of eleven shots she faced to earn the victory.
During the second stanza, Meghan Duggan (Danvers, Massachusetts) extended the United States lead to 5-2 with a power play goal at 12:35. Emily Pflazer (Getzville, New York) started the play with a pass down low to Kelli Stack near the goal line, who then fed the puck across the crease to Duggan who tucked it home. (Pfalzer was named United States Player of the Game)
United States is back in action on Thursday, November 5 against Canada - 1:00 pm ET.
Rest Of The Game Recap - http://www.usawomenshockey.com/news_article/show/572625?referrer_id=
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Game Recap - Four Nations Cup - Game #2 - United States 3 Canada 1 - Thursday, November 5 - USAHockey.com
Kovland, Sweden - Megan Bozek (Buffalo Grove, Illinois), Monique Lamoureux (Grand Forks, North Dakota) and Kendall Coyne (Palos Heights, Illinois) scored and Jessie Vetter (Cottage Grove, Wisconsin) stopped all 31 shots she faced to help the United States Women's National Team defeat Canada, 3-0, here today at the 2015 Four Nations Cup. Vetter was named United States player of the game.
After a scoreless first period, Lamoureux made it 1-0 at 7:42 of the second period. Lamoureux took a pass in the high slot from Amanda Pelkey (Montpelier, Vermont) and deked Canadian goaltender Emerance Maschmeyer before putting a shot into a partially empty net.
On the power play, Bozek extended the lead to 2-0 at 15:01 of the stanza on a precision passing play. Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson (Grand Forks, North Dakota) began the play with a pass from the point to Kelli Stack (Brooklyn Heights, Ohio) at the left post, where she threaded a cross-crease pass to Bozek who cut in from the point and beat the goalie. Coyne added an empty net goal at 19:28 to account for the 3-0 final.
With the victory, the United States improved to 2-0 in the tournament. The United States is back in action on Saturday, November 7 against Finland at 10:30 am ET.
Rest Of The Game Recap - http://www.usahockey.com/news_article/show/572961?referrer_id=1093254
Kovland, Sweden - Megan Bozek (Buffalo Grove, Illinois), Monique Lamoureux (Grand Forks, North Dakota) and Kendall Coyne (Palos Heights, Illinois) scored and Jessie Vetter (Cottage Grove, Wisconsin) stopped all 31 shots she faced to help the United States Women's National Team defeat Canada, 3-0, here today at the 2015 Four Nations Cup. Vetter was named United States player of the game.
After a scoreless first period, Lamoureux made it 1-0 at 7:42 of the second period. Lamoureux took a pass in the high slot from Amanda Pelkey (Montpelier, Vermont) and deked Canadian goaltender Emerance Maschmeyer before putting a shot into a partially empty net.
On the power play, Bozek extended the lead to 2-0 at 15:01 of the stanza on a precision passing play. Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson (Grand Forks, North Dakota) began the play with a pass from the point to Kelli Stack (Brooklyn Heights, Ohio) at the left post, where she threaded a cross-crease pass to Bozek who cut in from the point and beat the goalie. Coyne added an empty net goal at 19:28 to account for the 3-0 final.
With the victory, the United States improved to 2-0 in the tournament. The United States is back in action on Saturday, November 7 against Finland at 10:30 am ET.
Rest Of The Game Recap - http://www.usahockey.com/news_article/show/572961?referrer_id=1093254
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Game Recap - Four Nations Cup - Game #3 - United States vs Finland - Saturday, November 7 - USAHockey.com
Sundsvall, Sweden - The United States Women's National Team defeated Finland, 7-0, here today and will play Canada in tomorrow's first-place game at the 2015 Four Nations Cup. Puck drop is at 8:30 am ET.
Kelli Stack (Brooklyn Heights, Ohio) and Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson (Grand Forks, North Dakota) had three points (2-1) each and Brianne McLaughlin-Bittle (Sheffield Village, Ohio) stopped all 12 shots she faced. The United States is now undefeated in three games and has outscored its opponents 16-2.
The United States opened the scoring on the power play at 4:31 of the first period and tallied three goals in a 1:46 span to go up 3-0 and force Finland to switch goaltenders. Kendall Coyne (Palos Heights, Illinois) notched the first one on a goal mouth scramble, followed quickly by Lamoureux-Davidson who fired a shot over the goaltender's glove hand. Allie Thunstrom (Maplewood, Minnesota) would pick up the rebound of a Kelli Stack shot and put it past a scrambling goaltender. Stack added two more goals for the United States in the opening frame, including one on the power play, to go into the intermission with a 5-0 lead.
After a scoreless second period, the United States would extend the lead in the third period with goals by Monique Lamoureux (Grand Forks, North Dakota) at 5:37 on the power play and Lamoureux-Davidson's second of the game at 14:04.
Rest Of The Game Recap - http://www.usahockey.com/news_article/show/574221?referrer_id=1093254
Sundsvall, Sweden - The United States Women's National Team defeated Finland, 7-0, here today and will play Canada in tomorrow's first-place game at the 2015 Four Nations Cup. Puck drop is at 8:30 am ET.
Kelli Stack (Brooklyn Heights, Ohio) and Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson (Grand Forks, North Dakota) had three points (2-1) each and Brianne McLaughlin-Bittle (Sheffield Village, Ohio) stopped all 12 shots she faced. The United States is now undefeated in three games and has outscored its opponents 16-2.
The United States opened the scoring on the power play at 4:31 of the first period and tallied three goals in a 1:46 span to go up 3-0 and force Finland to switch goaltenders. Kendall Coyne (Palos Heights, Illinois) notched the first one on a goal mouth scramble, followed quickly by Lamoureux-Davidson who fired a shot over the goaltender's glove hand. Allie Thunstrom (Maplewood, Minnesota) would pick up the rebound of a Kelli Stack shot and put it past a scrambling goaltender. Stack added two more goals for the United States in the opening frame, including one on the power play, to go into the intermission with a 5-0 lead.
After a scoreless second period, the United States would extend the lead in the third period with goals by Monique Lamoureux (Grand Forks, North Dakota) at 5:37 on the power play and Lamoureux-Davidson's second of the game at 14:04.
Rest Of The Game Recap - http://www.usahockey.com/news_article/show/574221?referrer_id=1093254
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Twitter - Four Nations Cup - Championship Game - United States vs Canada - Sunday, November 8.
@usahockey - End 1st Period - United States 0 Canada 0. Shots On Goal - United States 9 Canada 9.
@USAHockeyScores - GOAL - Canada tallies a PP goal on redirection in slot past Vetter at 1:04 of 2nd Period. Canada leads 1-0. #4NationsCup
@HC_Women - Goal!! @natspooner5 redirects the puck in to make it 1-0 Canada over the United States early in the 2nd Period. #4NationsCup
@USAHockeyScores - GOAL!! Decker picks up a lose puck in front and scores on the PP at 6:36. Score is now 1-1.
@USAHockeyScores - GOAL - Canada goes up 2-1 on a point shot that beats Vetter at 14:15 of the 2nd Period. #4NationsCup
@HC_Women - Goal!!Back in the driver's seat! @MeghanAgosta fires a perfect top corner slap shot to make it 2-1 Canada over the United States! #4NationsCup
@usahockey - End 2nd Period - Canada 2 United States 1 - Decker scores for the United States in the period. Shots On Goal - United States 12 Canada 12. #4NationsCup
@USAHockeyScores - GOAL!!! Decker gets her second of the game to tie it at 2 - tipping a rebound past Mashmeyer. #4NationsCup
@usahockey - End 3rd Period - United States 2 Canada 2. Shots On Goal - United States 10 Canada 10. We head to a 10 minute overtime! #4NationsCup
@HC_Women - #TeamCanada and the United States are heading to overtime tied at 2-2! Let's get the gold! #4NationsCup
@usahockey - GOAL!! Hilary Knight wins it! 3-2! just 36 seconds into OT with a partial breakaway that beats goalie glove hand. #4NationsCup
@HC_Women - Game Over! Knight scores for the United States in overtime. Canada falls 3-2 in the #4NationsCup final.
@usahockey - End 1st Period - United States 0 Canada 0. Shots On Goal - United States 9 Canada 9.
@USAHockeyScores - GOAL - Canada tallies a PP goal on redirection in slot past Vetter at 1:04 of 2nd Period. Canada leads 1-0. #4NationsCup
@HC_Women - Goal!! @natspooner5 redirects the puck in to make it 1-0 Canada over the United States early in the 2nd Period. #4NationsCup
@USAHockeyScores - GOAL!! Decker picks up a lose puck in front and scores on the PP at 6:36. Score is now 1-1.
@USAHockeyScores - GOAL - Canada goes up 2-1 on a point shot that beats Vetter at 14:15 of the 2nd Period. #4NationsCup
@HC_Women - Goal!!Back in the driver's seat! @MeghanAgosta fires a perfect top corner slap shot to make it 2-1 Canada over the United States! #4NationsCup
@usahockey - End 2nd Period - Canada 2 United States 1 - Decker scores for the United States in the period. Shots On Goal - United States 12 Canada 12. #4NationsCup
@USAHockeyScores - GOAL!!! Decker gets her second of the game to tie it at 2 - tipping a rebound past Mashmeyer. #4NationsCup
@usahockey - End 3rd Period - United States 2 Canada 2. Shots On Goal - United States 10 Canada 10. We head to a 10 minute overtime! #4NationsCup
@HC_Women - #TeamCanada and the United States are heading to overtime tied at 2-2! Let's get the gold! #4NationsCup
@usahockey - GOAL!! Hilary Knight wins it! 3-2! just 36 seconds into OT with a partial breakaway that beats goalie glove hand. #4NationsCup
@HC_Women - Game Over! Knight scores for the United States in overtime. Canada falls 3-2 in the #4NationsCup final.
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Game Recap - Four Nations Cup - Championship Game - United States vs Canada - Sunday, November 8 - USAHockey.com
Hilary Knight Overtime Goal Gives United States Four Nations Cup Win!
Sundsvall, Sweden - Hilary Knight (Sun Valley, Idaho) scored in overtime - United States Women's National Team claim its sixth Four Nations Cup Championship.
The United States trailed Canada 2-1 going into the third period but prevailed in a hard-fought final period and extra frame - winning by the score of 3-2.
Jessie Vetter (Cottage Grove, Wisconsin) stopped 30 of the 32 shots she faced to earn the victory.
After a scoreless first period, Canada took a 1-0 lead on a power-play goal that was redirected in the slot off a point shot at 1:04 of the second period.
Brianna Decker (Dousman, Wisconsin) responded at 6:36 on the power play, picking up a loose puck and putting it past Canada's goaltender to even the score.
Canada added another goal at 14:15 and went into the second intermission with a 2-1 lead.
The United States entered the third period on a power play and seconds after it expired, Decker notched her second goal of the game at 1:46 to make it 2-2.
The score remained tied to send the game into overtime.
Then just thirty-six seconds into the extra frame, Knight skated in on a partial breakaway and buried a shot over the glove hand of Canada's goalie to seal the 3-2 victory.
Notes - Brianna Decker was named United States Player Of The Game.
Kelli Stack was named the Four Nations Cup Best Forward - Tournaments Leading Scorer - 2 Goals - 6 Assists.
Monique Lamoureux was named Four Nations Cup Best Defensemen - Lead All Defenseman - 2 Goals - 4 Assists.
Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson registered the most goals with four.
United States has now captured the Four Nations Cup - six times (1997, 2003, 2008, 2011, 2012, 2015).
Rest Of The Game Recap - http://www.usahockey.com/news_article/show/574426?referrer_id=1093254
BoxScore - United States 3 Canada 2 (OT) - http://stats.swehockey.se/Game/Events/289277
Hilary Knight Overtime Goal Gives United States Four Nations Cup Win!
Sundsvall, Sweden - Hilary Knight (Sun Valley, Idaho) scored in overtime - United States Women's National Team claim its sixth Four Nations Cup Championship.
The United States trailed Canada 2-1 going into the third period but prevailed in a hard-fought final period and extra frame - winning by the score of 3-2.
Jessie Vetter (Cottage Grove, Wisconsin) stopped 30 of the 32 shots she faced to earn the victory.
After a scoreless first period, Canada took a 1-0 lead on a power-play goal that was redirected in the slot off a point shot at 1:04 of the second period.
Brianna Decker (Dousman, Wisconsin) responded at 6:36 on the power play, picking up a loose puck and putting it past Canada's goaltender to even the score.
Canada added another goal at 14:15 and went into the second intermission with a 2-1 lead.
The United States entered the third period on a power play and seconds after it expired, Decker notched her second goal of the game at 1:46 to make it 2-2.
The score remained tied to send the game into overtime.
Then just thirty-six seconds into the extra frame, Knight skated in on a partial breakaway and buried a shot over the glove hand of Canada's goalie to seal the 3-2 victory.
Notes - Brianna Decker was named United States Player Of The Game.
Kelli Stack was named the Four Nations Cup Best Forward - Tournaments Leading Scorer - 2 Goals - 6 Assists.
Monique Lamoureux was named Four Nations Cup Best Defensemen - Lead All Defenseman - 2 Goals - 4 Assists.
Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson registered the most goals with four.
United States has now captured the Four Nations Cup - six times (1997, 2003, 2008, 2011, 2012, 2015).
Rest Of The Game Recap - http://www.usahockey.com/news_article/show/574426?referrer_id=1093254
BoxScore - United States 3 Canada 2 (OT) - http://stats.swehockey.se/Game/Events/289277
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@BuffaloBeauts - Congrats to our #AmericanBeauts on winning gold! - Bozek - Duggan - Pfalzer - McLaughlin.
We could not be more proud! Buffalo welcomes you back with open arms! - don't forget the trophy!
Come to our game next Sunday, November 15 - 3:30 pm ET - HarborCenter - vs the Connecticut Whale.
Help us welcome home our #AmericanBeauts! Megan Bozek - Meghan Duggan - Emily Pfalzer - Brianne McLaughlin.
We will be hosting a canned food and coat drive! Help us make a difference!
Donate 5 cans or 1 coat - you receive a 33% off voucher for a ticket to a future Beauts game.
@BuffaloBeauts - Congrats to our #AmericanBeauts on winning gold! - Bozek - Duggan - Pfalzer - McLaughlin.
We could not be more proud! Buffalo welcomes you back with open arms! - don't forget the trophy!
Come to our game next Sunday, November 15 - 3:30 pm ET - HarborCenter - vs the Connecticut Whale.
Help us welcome home our #AmericanBeauts! Megan Bozek - Meghan Duggan - Emily Pfalzer - Brianne McLaughlin.
We will be hosting a canned food and coat drive! Help us make a difference!
Donate 5 cans or 1 coat - you receive a 33% off voucher for a ticket to a future Beauts game.
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Quick Recap - Buffalo Beauts 3 New York Riveters 1 - Scott Charles - NHWL.co
The Buffalo Beauts did not dwell on last weeks gut-wrenching loss as they captured their first win in Franchise history defeating the New York Riveters 3-1 at Aviator Sports And Events Center located in Brooklyn. Devon Skeats tallied two goals in the final period to help the Beauts overcome a one-goal deficit. Skeats was able to sneak a wrist shot passed Riveter’s goalle Nana Fujimoto to tie the game and then buried rebound a few minutes later to give her team a lead they would never relinquish.
The Beaut’s had six power play opportunities throughout the contest but it was Skeats’ even strength goals that were the difference. Riveters’ forward and alternate captain Madison Packer remained hot as she scored in her third consecutive game for New York. Celeste Brown tallied her second assist on the season on the Packer goal. Hailey Browne of the Beauts tallied an empty-netter to seal the deal.
http://nwhl.co/quick-recap-buf-nyr-3-1/
Stats - Beauts 3 Riveters 1 - Sunday, November 29 - NHWL.hockeyshift.com - http://nwhl.hockeyshift.com/stats/game/100/246/league//40870
LaxSabre - Congrats on your first win! The Beauts are back on the road next weekend with two away games.
Saturday, December 5 vs Boston Pride - 7:30 pm ET - Sunday, December 6 vs Connecticut Whale - 4:30 pm ET.
The Beauts then return home on Sunday, December 20 vs Boston Pride - 3:00 pm ET - HarborCenter.
The Buffalo Beauts did not dwell on last weeks gut-wrenching loss as they captured their first win in Franchise history defeating the New York Riveters 3-1 at Aviator Sports And Events Center located in Brooklyn. Devon Skeats tallied two goals in the final period to help the Beauts overcome a one-goal deficit. Skeats was able to sneak a wrist shot passed Riveter’s goalle Nana Fujimoto to tie the game and then buried rebound a few minutes later to give her team a lead they would never relinquish.
The Beaut’s had six power play opportunities throughout the contest but it was Skeats’ even strength goals that were the difference. Riveters’ forward and alternate captain Madison Packer remained hot as she scored in her third consecutive game for New York. Celeste Brown tallied her second assist on the season on the Packer goal. Hailey Browne of the Beauts tallied an empty-netter to seal the deal.
http://nwhl.co/quick-recap-buf-nyr-3-1/
Stats - Beauts 3 Riveters 1 - Sunday, November 29 - NHWL.hockeyshift.com - http://nwhl.hockeyshift.com/stats/game/100/246/league//40870
LaxSabre - Congrats on your first win! The Beauts are back on the road next weekend with two away games.
Saturday, December 5 vs Boston Pride - 7:30 pm ET - Sunday, December 6 vs Connecticut Whale - 4:30 pm ET.
The Beauts then return home on Sunday, December 20 vs Boston Pride - 3:00 pm ET - HarborCenter.
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Edit - Tickets are free if your are a Beauts Season Ticket Holder - $5.00 each if you are not a Beauts Season Ticket Holder.
Nice if your attending the Sabres game on Tuesday especially if you are ones that tend to get there 90 minutes or more early.
Gives you something to do before the Sabres game. You could watch a period or so before heading across the street.
Nice if your attending the Sabres game on Tuesday especially if you are ones that tend to get there 90 minutes or more early.
Gives you something to do before the Sabres game. You could watch a period or so before heading across the street.
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Congrats to the Beauts on winning their second game of the season this afternoon. 4-3 overtime win over the Boston Pride.
The GWG was scored by Megan Bozek with assists from Emily Pfalzer and Megan Duggan.
Quick Recap - BUF 4 @ BOS 3 (OT) - Erin Flaherty Barfield - NWHL.co - Sunday, January 4.
Boston, Massachusetts - The Buffalo Beauts earned their second win of the season with a 4-3 victory over the Boston Pride at the Bright-Landry Hockey Center in Boston. Megan Bozek scored the game winner 1:20 into overtime, halting Boston’s win four game streak.
The Beauts broke open the scoring on a shorthanded goal by Hailey Browne just under eight minutes into the game. Browne capitalized on a Boston defensive turnover to sneak one past netminder Brittany Ott. Boston answered back with two quick goals midway through the period. Jordan Smelker put Boston on the board with help from Casey Pickett and Jillian Dempsey with 9:21 left to play. Forty seconds later, Hilary Knight put the Pride ahead 2-1, with an assist from Marissa Gedman.
With just over six minutes left in the middle frame, the Beauts evened the score when Browne netted her second of the game on a delayed penalty call to Brianna Decker. Kelly McDonald and Jessica Fickel had the assists. Boston took the lead again with just under five minutes gone in the third, as Brianna Decker put a pass from Hilary Knight past Beauts keeper Amanda Makela on the high blocker side. Buffalo tied it up midway through the period as Devon Skeats converted a pass from Browne.
The teams traded penalties in the final six minutes of play and Boston had a chance to take it on a shorthanded bid by Decker with just over 1:30 remaining, but Makela stood tall. With five seconds left on the clock, Amanda Pelkey took a cross checking penalty. Pelkey’s penalty carried over into the overtime period, giving Buffalo the four on three advantage in the extra time. Bozek put away the winning goal with assists from Emily Pfalzer and Meghan Duggan.
Next Games - Both teams play next Sunday, January 10. Boston Pride hosts the New York Riveters at 3:00 pm ET.
The Buffalo Beauts travel to Connecticut for a 6:00 pm ET game against the Whale.
http://nwhl.co/quick-recap-buf-bos-4-3-ot/
The GWG was scored by Megan Bozek with assists from Emily Pfalzer and Megan Duggan.
Quick Recap - BUF 4 @ BOS 3 (OT) - Erin Flaherty Barfield - NWHL.co - Sunday, January 4.
Boston, Massachusetts - The Buffalo Beauts earned their second win of the season with a 4-3 victory over the Boston Pride at the Bright-Landry Hockey Center in Boston. Megan Bozek scored the game winner 1:20 into overtime, halting Boston’s win four game streak.
The Beauts broke open the scoring on a shorthanded goal by Hailey Browne just under eight minutes into the game. Browne capitalized on a Boston defensive turnover to sneak one past netminder Brittany Ott. Boston answered back with two quick goals midway through the period. Jordan Smelker put Boston on the board with help from Casey Pickett and Jillian Dempsey with 9:21 left to play. Forty seconds later, Hilary Knight put the Pride ahead 2-1, with an assist from Marissa Gedman.
With just over six minutes left in the middle frame, the Beauts evened the score when Browne netted her second of the game on a delayed penalty call to Brianna Decker. Kelly McDonald and Jessica Fickel had the assists. Boston took the lead again with just under five minutes gone in the third, as Brianna Decker put a pass from Hilary Knight past Beauts keeper Amanda Makela on the high blocker side. Buffalo tied it up midway through the period as Devon Skeats converted a pass from Browne.
The teams traded penalties in the final six minutes of play and Boston had a chance to take it on a shorthanded bid by Decker with just over 1:30 remaining, but Makela stood tall. With five seconds left on the clock, Amanda Pelkey took a cross checking penalty. Pelkey’s penalty carried over into the overtime period, giving Buffalo the four on three advantage in the extra time. Bozek put away the winning goal with assists from Emily Pfalzer and Meghan Duggan.
Next Games - Both teams play next Sunday, January 10. Boston Pride hosts the New York Riveters at 3:00 pm ET.
The Buffalo Beauts travel to Connecticut for a 6:00 pm ET game against the Whale.
http://nwhl.co/quick-recap-buf-bos-4-3-ot/
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Update - The Buffalo Beauts-USA Under-18 National Team game is now scheduled for a 5:00 pm ET start.
If you can't attend - you can watch the game here - http://nwhl.co/cross-ice-pass/
If you can't attend - you can watch the game here - http://nwhl.co/cross-ice-pass/
Exhibition - Buffalo Beauts Face United States Under-18 National Team - Wednesday, January 7 - Jami Cohen - NWHL.co
Buffalo, NY - Last night, (Tuesday, January 6) the Buffalo Beauts hosted the United States Women’s National Under-18 team at the HarborCenter for a mid-season exhibition game. The game was a tune-up for United States before they travel to St. Catharines, Ontario for the 2016 IIHF Under-18 Women’s World Championship, starting on Friday, January 8. United States won gold at this event last year, which took place in Buffalo at the HarborCenter.
Two Beauts players who are very familiar with the red, white and blue got on the score sheet in the first period, as Megan Bozek opened the scoring on a goal from Meghan Duggan and Jessica Fickel. The Beauts would take a 1-0 lead into the second period. Buffalo jumped out to a 2-0 lead on a goal by Devon Skeats, but United States countered quickly to cut the lead to 2-1 on a goal by Grace Zumwinkle. Tatiana Rafter closed out the scoring in the second period to give the Beauts a 3-1 lead. United States would add one more goal in the last minute of the third period from Taylor Heise, but it would not be enough, as the Beauts went on to win 3-2.
Rest Of The Article - http://nwhl.co/beauts-play-usa-hockey-u-18-team-in-exhibition/
Buffalo, NY - Last night, (Tuesday, January 6) the Buffalo Beauts hosted the United States Women’s National Under-18 team at the HarborCenter for a mid-season exhibition game. The game was a tune-up for United States before they travel to St. Catharines, Ontario for the 2016 IIHF Under-18 Women’s World Championship, starting on Friday, January 8. United States won gold at this event last year, which took place in Buffalo at the HarborCenter.
Two Beauts players who are very familiar with the red, white and blue got on the score sheet in the first period, as Megan Bozek opened the scoring on a goal from Meghan Duggan and Jessica Fickel. The Beauts would take a 1-0 lead into the second period. Buffalo jumped out to a 2-0 lead on a goal by Devon Skeats, but United States countered quickly to cut the lead to 2-1 on a goal by Grace Zumwinkle. Tatiana Rafter closed out the scoring in the second period to give the Beauts a 3-1 lead. United States would add one more goal in the last minute of the third period from Taylor Heise, but it would not be enough, as the Beauts went on to win 3-2.
Rest Of The Article - http://nwhl.co/beauts-play-usa-hockey-u-18-team-in-exhibition/
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@USAHockeyScores -
We’re underway! USA vs Czech Republic in opening game of #U18WWC. Watch LIVE on @FASTHockey or follow us for updates.
End 1st Period - USA leads CZE 2-0. Goals from Zumwinkle and Heise. #U18WWC
End 2nd Period - USA leads CZE 3-0. Goals from Zumwinkle, Heise and Oden. #U18WWC
End 3rd Period - USA defeats CZE 6-0 in the first game of the #U18WWC. USA goals from Zumwinkle, Heise, Oden, Snodgrass (2) and Skaja.
LaxSabre - USA next game is Saturday afternoon - 4:00 pm ET - vs Russia.
We’re underway! USA vs Czech Republic in opening game of #U18WWC. Watch LIVE on @FASTHockey or follow us for updates.
End 1st Period - USA leads CZE 2-0. Goals from Zumwinkle and Heise. #U18WWC
End 2nd Period - USA leads CZE 3-0. Goals from Zumwinkle, Heise and Oden. #U18WWC
End 3rd Period - USA defeats CZE 6-0 in the first game of the #U18WWC. USA goals from Zumwinkle, Heise, Oden, Snodgrass (2) and Skaja.
LaxSabre - USA next game is Saturday afternoon - 4:00 pm ET - vs Russia.
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@USAHockeyScores -
We’re underway in United States semifinal matchup against Sweden in the #U18WWC!
End 1st Period - Natalie Heising had the only goal of the opening period. United States leads Sweden 1-0.
End 2nd Period - United States extends its lead over Sweden to 3-0 with goals from Sydney Brodt and Emily Oden.
End 3rd Period - United States advances to gold-medal game with 4-0 win over Sweden. Taylor Heise with the fourth goal.
The gold-medal game of the #U18WWC will be streamed LIVE on NHL.com - The puck drops tomorrow at 7:30 pm ET.
United States will play the winner of the Canada-Russia semifinal which going on right now.
Update - Canada defeats Russia by the same 4-0 score - will face United States for the Gold Medal on Friday.
We’re underway in United States semifinal matchup against Sweden in the #U18WWC!
End 1st Period - Natalie Heising had the only goal of the opening period. United States leads Sweden 1-0.
End 2nd Period - United States extends its lead over Sweden to 3-0 with goals from Sydney Brodt and Emily Oden.
End 3rd Period - United States advances to gold-medal game with 4-0 win over Sweden. Taylor Heise with the fourth goal.
The gold-medal game of the #U18WWC will be streamed LIVE on NHL.com - The puck drops tomorrow at 7:30 pm ET.
United States will play the winner of the Canada-Russia semifinal which going on right now.
Update - Canada defeats Russia by the same 4-0 score - will face United States for the Gold Medal on Friday.
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