MANCHESTER, N.H. (10/23/26) - The Franklin Pierce University women's ice hockey team delivered a dominant performance Friday evening, defeating Saint Anselm College 9-0 in NEWHA conference action. Eight different Ravens found the back of the net as Franklin Pierce improved to 3-0 in conference play.
Score: Franklin Pierce 9, Saint Anselm 0
Records: Franklin Pierce (3-6-0, 3-0-0 NEWHA), Saint Anselm (0-3-0, 0-3-0 NEWHA)
Location: Manchester, N.H.
Date: Friday, October 23, 2026
HOW IT HAPPENED
The Ravens opened the scoring midway through the first period when freshman Chloe King (Waconia, Minn) found the back of the net at 10:06, assisted by Jillian Sano (Downingtown, Pa.). Brynn Levinson (Glencoe, Ill.) doubled the lead at 13:58 off assists from Caleigh Murphy (Belle Harboe, N.Y.) and Mia Kraut (South Lyon, Mich.). Franklin Pierce continued its offensive momentum as Anna Rose (Memmingen, Germany) scored an unassisted goal at 15:41, followed by Anna Caumo (Brunico, Italy) just 39 seconds later, giving the Ravens a commanding 4-0 advantage heading into the first intermission.
Franklin Pierce continued to control the game in the second period, adding two more goals. Murphy extended the lead to 5-0 with a shorthanded goal at 15:58, assisted by Ashley Wright (Milford, Conn.). Emma Laroche (Highgate, Vt.) followed at 18:47, scoring her first goal of the season off assists from King and Sano to send the Ravens into the final period leading 6-0.
The Ravens wasted little time adding to their lead in the third period as Abigail Broz (Hugo, Minn.) scored just 36 seconds into the frame, assisted by Addison Andre (Cottage Grove, Minn.). Sano followed with a goal at 2:21, extending the advantage to 8-0. Murphy capped off the scoring at 17:33 with her second goal of the night, assisted by Levinson and Alexandria Cistolo (Berea, Ohio), securing the 9-0 victory.
Franklin Pierce dominated offensively, outshooting Saint Anselm 67-20. Murphy and Sano led the Ravens with three points apiece, while King and Levinson each recorded a goal and an assist. Between the pipes, Junior Rylee Eno (Uxbridge, Ontario) turned aside all 20 shots she faced to help secure the shutout.
NEXT UP FOR THE RAVENS: The Ravens return to Jason Ritchie Ice Arena for game two of the series, taking on the Hawks tomorrow, October 24th, at 7:00 PM.
