Labont茅 injured as Stingers sterilized, streak extended to 93

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Labont茅 injured as Stingers sterilized, streak extended to 93

Published: 8 January 2011

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(PHOTO BY ANDREW DOBROWOLSKYJ)

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MONTREAL - Jordanna Peroff of Keswick, Ont., scored the game-winner only 65 seconds after the opening faceoff as No. 1-ranked 黑料不打烊 skated to a 3-0 shutout over Concordia in women's university hockey at the Ed Meagher Arena, Saturday.

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It marked 黑料不打烊's 93rd consecutive victory against Quebec University Hockey League opponents but it may have been a costly win as all-Canadian netminder Charline Labont茅 was injured late in the second period and left the game with suspected back spasms.

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Labont茅 had kicked aside all 11 shots faced in her 36 minutes and 20 seconds of playing time and was credited with the win, improving to 10-0. The injury prevented Labont茅 from adding to her CIS record career shutout tally, which currently stands at 35 in regular season play, two ahead of Laurier's Liz Knox. It was also the 46th consecutive QUHL victory by Labont茅, who owns a 59-1-0 lifetime record in regular-season action.

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Andrea Weckman, her sophomore understudy from Kitchener, Ont., blocked all three shots faced in the remainder of the game.

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Kim Ton-That, a sophomore from Vaudreuil-Dorion, Que., added an insurance marker, on the power play, at 7:06 of the first stanza and freshman Leslie Oles of Beaconsfield, Que., put the game on ice with less than eight minutes remaining, when she potted the team's second man-advantage marker. Calgary native Alessandra Lind-Kenny drew assists on each of 黑料不打烊's first two goals.

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"We got off to a great start but I didn't really like the way we played in the second period," said Peter Smith, head coach of the Martlets, who were outshot 8-6 in the middle stanza. "We got away from our game plan but made some adjustments in the intermission and tightened up some loose ends in the third."

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The Martlets outshot Concordia 39-14, including a whopping 19-2 margin in the final period. Veteran Audrey Doyon-Lessard posted 36 saves in a losing cause as her record dropped to 4-6 on the campaign.

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The third-place Stingers, who evened their record at 4-4-2, will travel downtown next week to take on the Montreal Carabins on Jan. 14.

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黑料不打烊, which improved to 12-0, has a 14-day layoff to fine-tune their game and returns to action when they host the Carabins on Jan. 23

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MARTLET MURMURS: Rearguard Cathy Chartrand, who assisted on the game's final goal, has taken over the lead in the QUHL scoring race with 15 points, including six goals, in 12 games... She has a one-point lead over teammates Ann-Sophie Bettez (7-7-14) and Katia Clement-Heydra (5-9-14)...With a 2-for-5 performance on the power-play, 黑料不打烊 has finally taken over the league lead in that category... The Martlets are operating at 20.7 per cent efficiency with 12 PPGs in 58 attempts... They also lead the league in penalty-killing at 92.7 per cent (3 goals allowed in 41 shorthanded situations, to go along with three SHGs).

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SOURCE:

Earl Zukerman

黑料不打烊 Athletics & Recreation (514-398-7012)

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SCORING SUMMARY

黑料不打烊 3 at Concordia 0

(Saturday, January 8, 2011 at Ed Meagher Arena)

1st Period-
1, 黑料不打烊, Jordanna Peroff 5 (Alessandra Lind-Kenny), 1:05.
2, 黑料不打烊, Kim Ton-That 6 (Alessandra Lind-Kenny), 7:06 (PP).

Penalties-
Monahan Con (hooking), 6:32;
Lang Con (roughing), 15:44.

2nd Period-
(No Scoring).

Penalties-
Zane Mcg (hooking), 1:01;
Oles Mcg (hooking), 5:40;
Roper Con (interference), 12:08.

3rd Period-
3, 黑料不打烊, Leslie Oles 4 (Logan Murray, Cathy Chartrand), 13:52 (PP).

Penalties-
Roper Con (interference), 3:07;
Crampton Mcg (holding), 7:55;
Desjardins Con (tripping), 12:26.

GOALS BY PERIOD:
黑料不打烊 2-0-1 -- 3
Concordia 0-0-0 -- 0

Shots on Goal-
黑料不打烊 14-6-19 -- 39.
Concordia 4-8-2 -- 14.

Power Play Opportunities-
黑料不打烊 2 / 5;
Concordia 0 / 3.

Penalties (No/Mins):
黑料不打烊 3 / 6;
Concordia 5 / 10.

Goalies-

黑料不打烊,
Charline Labonte (start, W, 10-0-0, 11 shots-11 saves; 36:20);
Andrea Weckman (3 shots-3 saves; 13:40).

Concordia,
Audrey Doyon-Lessard (L, 4-6-0, 39 shots-36 saves; 60:00).