Western Michigan 2
#12 Michigan 21
Boxscore
March 26, 2010
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The No.
12-ranked Wolverines (6-4) coasted to their
sixth-consecutive victory to the tune of a 21-2 victory over
Western Michigan on Friday night at Oosterbaan Fieldhouse.
Thirteen different players scored for
Michigan, marking the fourth game this season in which 10 or
more players have scored a goal. Six players scored multiple
goals, led by junior Amanda Schutte (San Diego, Calif./La Costa Canyon)
and sophomore Ifat Ribon
(Ann Arbor, Mich./Huron) who each recorded a
hat-trick.
The Wolverines scored the first five
goals of the game before a Bronco player managed to swat a
loose rebound into the net to make it 5-1.
Michigan rattled off seven more scores
before the break to make the halftime lead 11-1. Junior
Rachel Killian (Livonia,
Mich./Ladywood) and senior tri-captain
Amy Santoriello
(Westfield, N.J./Westfield) each led the team with
two goals in the opening period.
The Wolverine rout continued in the
second half as Michigan put six more in the net to push the
run to 13-straight goals before Western Michigan tallied its second
and final goal of the game at the 11:39 mark.
For the third time this season, all
three goalies split time in net. Sophomore
Emmy Scheidt (Birmingham, Mich./Seaholm)
started the game before freshman
Hillary Handelsman (Arnold, Md./Broadneck)
replaced her. Sophomore
Mynda Krato (Grosse Pointe, Mich./Grosse
Pointe South) came in midway through the second half to
finish the game in goal.
Michigan will return to action at
Oosterbaan Fieldhouse in Ann Arbor on Sunday March 28 to
host undefeated Oakland University at 7:30 PM.
Game Notes: By scoring the
game's first goal, freshman Sam Zetlin extended her goal
streak to 10 games...Freshmen Maddie Sullivan and Claire
Gadra each scored their first career goals...The 13
different players to score a goal marked the second highest
number of goal scorers in program history behind the 14 that
scored vs. Toledo on February 8, 2009...Michigan forced
eight turnovers which ties a season high...The two goals
allowed are the fewest that the Wolverines have surrendered
this season.
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