Clarkson Skates Past Brown on Senior Day

Saturday, February 12

Providence, R.I.

3:00 PM

Brown University

5-18-4, 5-12-3

Clarkson

22-7-3, 13-6-1

Clarkson

Brown

Photo by: David Silverman Photography

2/12/2022 5:45:00 PM | Women's Ice Hockey

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PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Grad student Megan Forrest scored early in the first period for the Brown women's hockey team on senior day, but No. 9/10 Clarkson answered back quickly and ran off eight unanswered goals to top Brown 8-1 on Saturday afternoon at Meehan Auditorium.

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE

Brown struck first early on Forrest's fifth goal of the season, off assists from Anna Gallagher (8) and Cameron Sikich (6).
The goal gives Forrest at least one point in eight of her last nine games.
The Golden Knights went 1-or-2 on the power play, without committing a penalty themselves.
Clarkson out shot Brown 40-25 in the game and held a 22-21 edge on faceoffs.
The eight goals allowed by the Bears were a season-high.

HOW IT HAPPENED

The Bears jumped on the board first with Forrest putting Brown in front just 4:31 into the game. Sikich sent a pass ahead along the boards to Gallagher, who skated into the zone and fed a wide-open Forrest in the slot, who one-timed it inside the left post to spot the Bears the early lead.
The momentum was short lived as Clarkson responded with four straight goals to close out the period, the first of which came just 1:14 after Brown jumped ahead. The Golden Knights' second goal came with just five seconds remaining on a power play at 10:20 of the period. They added one more at 11:44, and tacked on their fourth marker of the period with 17.5 seconds left.
Clarkson tacked on two more goals to bookend the second period of play, scoring at the 2:03 mark and again at 16:14 to extend the lead to 6-1 after two periods.
Clarkson padded the lead with two more goals late in the third period at the 14:55 and 16:46 marks so complete the game's scoring.

UP NEXT
Brown will hit the road for its final two games of the regular season next weekend, starting Friday evening at Princeton, and will wrap up the regular season next Saturday at Quinnipiac.