Hartford, Conn. – Senior captain forward Lauren Glynn (Tucson, Ariz.) had a goal and an assist and classmate Alexa Pujol (New Canaan, Conn.) made 24 saves to earn her second-straight shutout in goal, leading the Trinity College Bantams to a 3-0 victory over the visiting University of Southern Maine Huskies in women's hockey action this afternoon on Williams Rink in the Koeppel Community Sports Center.  Trinity improves to 4-3-3 with its second win over Huskies in as many days, having won, 6-1, in the two-game series opener last evening.  Southern Maine drops to 6-5.

Trinity senior captain forward Emily Kleidon (Oakdale, Minn.) scored the only goal the home team needed 4:04 into the game during a power play from sophomores Cheeky Herr (Princeton, N.J.) and Shelby Labe (Pine Brook, N.J.).  The Bantam defense held Southern Maine to just four shots in the opening stanza, while Pujol and Husky sophomore Nia Kelly (Cary, N.C.) made 11 and eight saves, respectively, during a scoreless second period. 

In the third frame, Glynn scored from sophomore forward Brooke Heron (South Salem, N.Y.) with 12:14 on the clock, and joined junior forward Abby Ostrom (Carlisle, Mass.) with helpers on the final goal of the game by junior forward Lucy Robinson (Toronto, Ontario).  Kelly totaled 22 saves, and the Huskies yielded goals on two of five power plays while coming up empty on its four chances with the extra skater.