BEVERLY, Mass. — No. 11 ranked Hamline (9-2-0) defeated No. 6 ranked Endicott (8-3-1), 5–1, in a decisive nationally ranked non-conference matchup. Hamline scored three goals in the second period and capitalized on one power-play opportunity to secure the victory.

Hamline began the first period with assertive play, dominating faceoffs and generating multiple shooting opportunities. Calie Peterson and Ellie Newpower led the charge with early attempts, but Endicott's goalie, Lauren Ferrari, managed to keep the shots at bay. Despite consistent offensive pressure, including a near miss by Ella Rothe that hit the pipe, the Pipers were unable to convert their opportunities into goals. 

Defensively, Harper Powell stood strong in the net for Hamline, making key saves to keep Endicott off the scoreboard. Annabel Mehta and Iyla Ryskamp contributed crucial blocks to thwart Endicott's offensive efforts. The period concluded with both teams locked in a scoreless tie, as Hamline successfully countered Endicott's late power play to maintain the deadlock.

The second period was marked by a significant momentum shift for Hamline. Abigail Chamernick opened the scoring at 12:05 with a power-play goal, assisted by Ashlyn Abrahamson and Grace Delmonico, capitalizing on the advantage. This goal set the tone for the Pipers' offensive drive.

Later, at 4:01, Newpower extended Hamline's lead with an even-strength goal, assisted by Brooke Klemz. Shortly after, Annika Lindgren found the back of the net at 3:40, with assists from Mehta and Emma Ramstorf, increasing the margin. Hamline ended the period with a commanding 3–0 lead.

Hamline entered the third period with a strong offensive push, winning the initial faceoff and maintaining pressure with several shot attempts. Though Endicott's Mackenzie Graham scored early at 16:27, narrowing the gap, Hamline responded decisively. Ella Rothe scored at 13:21, extending the lead back to three.

Hamline continued to control the game, with Lindgren adding another goal at 6:54, assisted by Chamernick and Mehta, widening the margin. Throughout the period, Powell made crucial saves to preserve the advantage. Hamline ended the period with a comfortable 5–1 victory, securing a decisive ranked win.

Abigail Chamernick led the team with one goal and two assists, including a power-play goal. Lindgren contributed two goals on three shots, playing a key role in the offensive effort. Newpower scored the game-winning goal and blocked two shots. Powell finished with 29 saves, conceding only one goal in a strong performance.

The Pipers will conclude their trip out east with a game against UMass Boston on Tuesday, January 6 with a scheduled 1 PM EST/12 PM CST puck drop!