Frederick, Md. (February 7, 2026) - Five different Golden Wolves netted goals to lead Alvernia University (11-9-0, 10-8-0) to a 5-0 victory over Hood College (12-8-2, 8-8-2) Saturday night in a MAC women's ice hockey matchup at Hood. 

The Golden Wolves tallied three goals in the first period of the evening and then tacked on goals in the second and third periods to secure the five goal victory over the Blazers. 

How it Happened

• Alvernia grabbed the lead early in the contest and netted two goals in the first three minutes of the game. Khenzie Connick kicked things off for the Golden Wolves with a goal one minute and 50 seconds into the game thanks to assists from Erin Schutt and Emma Hart to make it 1-0 Golden Wolves. 
• Alvernia then tacked on a second goal 53 seconds later after Maddie Morris put the puck into the back of the net on an unassisted goal to make it 2-0 early. 
• The Golden Wolves tacked on a third goal in the final six seconds of the period when Noelle De Magistris netted a goal after assists from Connick and Sofia King to give the Golden Wolves the three goal lead heading into the first intermission. 
• Alvernia's Schutt added to the lead with just over 13 minutes gone in the second period after she scored a goal after a Hart assist to make it 4-0 Golden Wolves after two periods of play. 
• The Golden Wolves tacked on one more goal for good measure in the third period when Kathryn Palmer connected with Riley Hill to seal the 5-0 victory for the Golden Wolves.
  
   

Inside the Box Score 

• Erin Schutt and Khenzie Connick both posted a goal and an assist on the evening and Emma Hart dished out two assists and added five faceoff wins. 
• Noelle De Magistris, Riley Hill and Maddie Morris also all found the back of the net for Alvernia and Sofia King and Kathryn Palmer both added assists. 
• Stephanie Skorupa recorded 34 saves in net for the Golden Wolves and earned the shutout victory. 

Up Next 

• Alvernia is back at it next Friday when they host Stevenson University at Body Zone in a MAC clash. Puck drop is set for 3:00 PM.