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HOW IT HAPPENED

• A minute in Alex Ripkin put Shenandoah up by one with her first goal of the afternoon. Gabriella Raspanti made it 2-0 game minutes later as first-year Sofia Albi tallied her first career goal to make it 3-0 in favor of Shenandoah.
• Heading into the second quarter the visitors made it a one goal game. Elizabeth Zsells scored for Shenandoah first in the second frame and Ainsley Buckner capped off the quarter for SU with a tally following a turnover by Haverford.
• Down a player and trying to kill the penalty, Buckner and SU were awarded a free-position shot and capitalized on it to make it a three goal game. After scoring her first career goal earlier in the game, Albi found the net again on a free-position shot, this time with a man-up. Shenandoah made it a hat trick of free-position goals in the third as Emily Ransom made it an 8-5 game. Haverford scored two more goals in the third but sandwiched between that was an Alex Ripkin SU goal. SU led 9-7 at the end of three.
• The Fords scored a minute into the fourth to cut their deficit down to one. The score remained that way for half the quarter before Buckner completed her hat trick with another SU free-position goal. 0:47 was left on the clock and the Hornets went down a player on a penalty and Haverford made use of the penalty to score a quick goal, making it 10-9 in favor of SU. The penalty remained on the board but SU won the draw control and wasted time off the clock to lock up the win.

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