Marian University women’s hockey (7-12-1, 4-7-1-0 NCHA) opened its penultimate regular season series with a 2-1 win over Concordia Wisconsin.
 

• Both offenses struggled in the early going as shots on goal came at a premium.
• Marian was able to open the scoring when freshman Olivia Church-Sowinski netted her first collegiate goal at the 10:03 mark.
• Then just 51 seconds later, sophomore Logan Crawford netted her fourth goal of the year to put Marian quickly ahead 2-0.
• Concordia Wisconsin responded with just 7:50 left in the period to cut their deficit in half.
• This proved to be the only scoring for the remainder of the game as strong work from both goalies became the story line.
• Concordia Wisconsin spent the final 2:05 with an empty net but Marian was able to hold off the Falcons.

• The Sabres were outshot 39-26 for the game with the final period seeing each team fire 12 shots.
• Neither team scored a power-play goal with the Falcons having six chances and Marian just three.
• Concordia Wisconsin held a 35-28 advantage in the face-off circle.
• Marian defeats the Falcons in regulation for the first time since 2021.  It is also the first win at home for Marian over CUW since 2016.
• With the win, Marian is just one point away from clinching a spot in the NCHA Slaats Cup.

	Senior Kayla Kolpitcke (3-5-1) made 38 saves including a combined 27 shots between the final two periods.
	Freshman Olivia Church-Sowinski scored the first goal of her collegiate career.
	Sophomore Logan Crawford netted her second game-winning goal of the season.