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\n<\/div>\nNorth Dakota (7-27-2) dug itself a hole by taking two early penalties, and sophomore Jinelle Zaugg made the Sioux pay with a power play goal eight minutes into the game. Her goal snapped a five-game scoring drought.<\/p>\n
The Badgers (31-4-1) pulled away with two quick goals early in the second period. Cyndy Kenyon was helped by Bauer for her tally at 1:32. Lawler followed her with her 11th goal of the season from Tia Hanson and Angie Keseley at 2:04.<\/p>\n
The freshmen were a force for the Badgers in the series, combining for 11 points this weekend, highlighted by Friday’s natural hat trick by Keseley, and a five-point weekend for Lawler.<\/p>\n
After the second goal, North Dakota made a personnel change and benched senior goalie Amber Hasbargen after 21:59 of play and eight saves. A rookie, Kari Gabrielson took her place in her first collegiate appearance. Gabrielson stopped 13 shots in the remaining 37:54.<\/p>\n
Nikki Burish scored her 10th goal this season at 16:57 for a 4-0 lead. Burish became the sixth Badger to register double-digit goals this season.<\/p>\n
The Badgers tacked on two more goals late in the third period with a delayed penalty goal at 15:30. Bobbi-Jo Slusar fired a shot from the blueline that went wide of the net but bounced back hard, and Phoebe Monteleone jammed the puck into the left side of the net. <\/p>\n
Lawler closed out the scoring at 17:09 when a Sioux skater inadvertently popped the puck in her own net, and Lawler was the last to touch the puck.<\/p>\n
For the Badgers, senior Meghan Horras made 18 saves in the stonewalling. It was her second consecutive shutout and the 17th of her career, a new school record.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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