Saints' goaltender Lucy Morgan made 25 saves and recorded her third shutout of the season and second of the weekend, as St. Lawrence bested Union 4-0 in their second ECAC Hockey win of the season at the Frank L Messa Rink in Schenectady, New York on Saturday afternoon.
 
Brittney Gout opened scoring for the Saints at the 7:27 mark in the third with a power-play goal. Jessica Poirier passed the puck to Kristina Bahl at the point, who flipped the puck to Gout in front of the net, and Gout deflected it past the Union goaltender.
 
Kristen Guerriero gave St. Lawrence a 2-0 lead two minutes later with the second power-play goal of the game. Shailynn Snow sent the puck to Rachel Teslak at the point, and Teslak sent it to Guerriero. Guerriero shot the puck into the net glove side from the left face-off circle.
 
Sophie Holden put the Saints up 3-0 with two minutes and 30 seconds left in the period. St. Lawrence was back on the power-play seconds after playing four-on-four, and Guerriero carried the puck into the zone and passed it to Rachel Bjorgan at the far side. Bjorgan sent the puck to Holden, who fired it into the back of Union's net.
 
After the first, St. Lawrence also held a 13-7 edge on shots.
 
Nearly 14 minutes into the second, Poirier stole the puck and shot it at Union's net. Dutchwomen netminder Olivia Rinzel made a pad save, but Poirier picked up the loose puck off the rebound at the hash marks to give St. Lawrence the 4-0 lead.
 
Despite outscoring Union in the second, the Saints were outshot 11-7 in the period, but outshot the Dutchwomen 8-7 in the third.
 
"Once again we were able to have a great start," said head coach Chris Wells '92. "Four different players scored and others had some great chances. Lucy was solid in net and kept Union from scoring. Getting 6 points on the road is a good start for us. Just looking at the scores from the other games, we all know it's going to be a wild season with some great games!"
 
Morgan finished with 25 saves for her second straight shutout and Rinzel finished with 24 saves for the Dutchwomen.
 
St. Lawrence went 30-for-59 at the face-off circle, converted on three of their six power-plays, and successfully killed all seven of their penalties.
 
With the win, St. Lawrence improved to 5-2-2 overall and 2-0-0 in conference play, while Union fell to 2-8-1 and 0-4-0.
 
The Saints host Harvard at Appleton Arena in Canton, New York next Friday, November 4 at 6:00 pm.