The first 27 minutes of this game saw no goals. The Lakers played solid defensively, but couldn’t generate any offense, putting up six shots through 40 minutes.

Johanna Eidensten opened the scoring as she got her own rebound and beat Trovato high glove side. Kate Granato and Olivia Nystrom were credited with the assists.

The second goal of the period came on an Elmira powerplay. Great patience and puck movement from the Soaring Eagles resulted in a goal. Maddy Jerolman took a cross-ice pass from Louisa Lippiatt Durnell and walked it near the dot and put it home. Katie Granato was given her second assist on the day on the powerplay marker scored at 14:12 of the second period.

Elmira made it 3-0 early in the third on a Rachel Grampp wrap around chance. Assist went to Durnell at 3:15 of the final frame.

The Lakers finally got on the board and cut the lead to two after Alli Ullrich broke in on the wing, fell down and still got the puck to the net. It deflected off of Kendall Appelbaum and into the net at 7:02.

Oswego State pulled their goalie late in the third and couldn’t bury anything. They lost back-to-back games to Elmira, this time 3-1.