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The Polar Bears improve to 6-7 (2-7 NESCAC) this spring while the Cardinals fall to 4-8 (1-7).
Game Highlights
- The contest was a back-and-forth affair that saw neither team claim more than a two goal lead until Bowdoin's late run in the second half
- Wesleyan took their largest lead of the contest in the opening period thanks to a three-goal spurt that saw Rachel Aronow score a pair of goals to give her team a 6-4 edge
- Bowdoin answered with late goals by Emma Beecher and Megan O'Connor to deadlock the contest at six at intermission
- In the second half, the teams traded goals until the score reached 8-8 with under 15 minutes to play
- Lindsay Picard scored a pair of goals 25 seconds apart to give the hosts the lead for good and Beecher scored with 8:01 remaining to give the Polar Bears a 11-8 edge
- Aronow answered with 6:54 remaining to cut the lead to 11-9, and Meredith Smith trimmed the lead to 11-10 with a goal at 1:05 for the Cardinals
- Bowdoin's Hannah Hirschfeld won the ensuing draw control, however, and the Polar Bears were able to run out the remaining time to earn the victory
- Bowdoin's Kayli Weiss made a season-high 15 saves in 51:59 of action for the Polar Bears, allowing eight goals. Erin Morrissey allowed two goals in 8:01 of action for Bowdoin
- Nina Labovich made 13 stops in goal for Wesleyan
- Picard had three goals and six draw controls for Bowdoin while Emma Beecher added three goals and an assist with four draws
- Natalie Rudin and Megan O'Connor had two goals each for the Polar Bears
- Wesleyan was led by a five-goal effort from Rachel Aronow while Meredith Smith added four scores
- Bowdoin will return to action next Saturday with a home contest against Wheaton at 12:00 p.m.
- Wesleyan is off until next Saturday as well, when they will host Tufts at noon.
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