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Girls Hockey Scores Big Over Lauralton

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Sydney Hogan’s shot gets under goalie Elizabeth Wallace’s glove for a Branford score.

The Branford girls’ hockey team broke a three-game losing streak last week with a 7 – 1 victory over Lauralton Hall.

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A good number of parents and supporters were on hand when they dropped the puck.

Branford is part of a co-op team consisting of players from Branford, North Branford and East Haven.

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Sophomore Morgan Odice skates past a Lauralton defender on her way to her first of two goals.

The Hornets started out early with four goals in the first period including the first goal at (14:04) by sophomore Megan Odice (NB) for a 1 – 0 lead. Emilia Wilkinson had the assist.

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Co-captain Julia Schatz passes the puck up ice. She scored one goal in the game.

Co-captain Julia Schatz followed up with the second goal three minutes later (10:53) on an assist from Emmy Norton and Sydney Hogan, and Odice scored her second goal in the period a minute later on an assist from Maddy Rowe (9:50) for a quick 3 – 0 lead over the Crusaders.

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Here Sophomore goalie Julia SanGiovani stops a shot by Lauralton’s Kaleigh Calvao.

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Coaches (L-R) Jack Norton, Lauren Wiggins, and Brian Haesche share bench duties.

Jumping on them early was important,” said co-coach Lauren Wiggins. It helps takes a team out of the game when they’re down by three goals early in the game.”

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Sophomore Caroline Erickson and junior Alana Hamilton put pressure on Lauralton goalie Elizabeth Wallace at the net.

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Junior Madeline Rowe causes a pile-up in front of the Lauralton goal. She had an assist in the game.

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Co-captain Ann Pascale fires a shot on goal. She scored one goal in the game.

Co-captain Anne Pascale closed out the scoring in the first period at 4:27 on an unassisted goal.

Branford opened the second period with their fifth goal by Sydney Hogan on assist from Schatz and Norton to put the game out of reach. This allowed us to get some of our younger players some valuable experience,” said co-coach Jack Norton.

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Sophomore Emilia Wilkinson brings the puck into the Lauralton zone. She had two assists.

The final two goals were scored by Alycia Ferretti and Jackie DaRos for the ending score. With the win, Branford’s record improved to 4 – 6.

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