Women’s Hockey Drops 4–2 Decision to St. Lawrence

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — The Boston College women’s hockey team held two third-period leads, but St. Lawrence answered with a late surge, scoring three times in the final minutes to earn a 4–2 win on Saturday at Kelley Rink.

After two scoreless periods, the Eagles broke through early in the third. Emma Conner opened the scoring on the power play at 0:35, finishing a setup from Madelyn Murphy and Ava Thomas to give BC a 1–0 advantage.

St. Lawrence evened the game at 12:45, but the Eagles responded quickly. At 14:10, Ava Thomas restored the lead, scoring her 11th of the season off passes from Sammy Taber and Maxim Tremblay for a 2–1 edge.

The Saints answered with the decisive push. St. Lawrence tied the game at 15:38, took the lead at 18:09, and added an empty-net goal with 41 seconds remaining to close out the 4–2 result.

Senior goaltender Grace Campbell finished with 41 saves, including 17 in the second period, as St. Lawrence posted a 45–27 shots-on-goal margin. BC blocked 23 shots, led by Emma Conner (7) and Kate Ham (5).

GAME NOTES

• St. Lawrence held a 45–27 advantage in shots on goal.
• Grace Campbell made 41 saves, her 12th 40+ save performance of the season.
• BC blocked 23 shots, led by Conner (7) and Ham (5).
• BC went 1-for-2 on the power play; St. Lawrence went 1-for-3.