
Blouin Scores OT Winner at Lindenwood
11/7/2025 8:05:00 PM | Ice Hockey
MARYLAND HEIGHTS, Mo. – Syracuse rallied from a third-period deficit to get the win against Lindenwood, 2-1 in overtime, at Centene Community Ice Center Friday night.
Syracuse (6-6-0) had some help from its freshmen to overpower the Lady Lions late in the game. Emma Gnade scored the equalizer following a Lindenwood score and Jordan Blouin scored the game-winner in overtime. Freshman Ava Drabyk had 22 saves in goal.
Lindenwood (2-11-0) took a late third-period lead on Michaela Paulinyova's unassisted goal but couldn't hold on. Lexington Secreto made 35 saves in the effort for the Lady Lions.
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How it Happened
Behind the Numbers
Up Next
Syracuse takes on Lindenwood for game two of the series in Maryland Heights, MO, tomorrow at 2 p.m. ET (1 p.m. CT) at Centene Community Ice Center. The game will be streamed on FloHockey.
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Syracuse (6-6-0) had some help from its freshmen to overpower the Lady Lions late in the game. Emma Gnade scored the equalizer following a Lindenwood score and Jordan Blouin scored the game-winner in overtime. Freshman Ava Drabyk had 22 saves in goal.
Lindenwood (2-11-0) took a late third-period lead on Michaela Paulinyova's unassisted goal but couldn't hold on. Lexington Secreto made 35 saves in the effort for the Lady Lions.
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How it Happened
- Both teams had an equal number of shots through the first period with nine, but neither side lit the lamp to start the scoring.
- The game remained scoreless through the second period, despite the Orange outshooting the Lady Lions 18-6.
- Paulinyova broke the scoreless tie with the only goal of the day for Lindenwood, 12:22 into the third period.
- Syracuse quickly responded 17 seconds later at 12:39 in the third with a goal by Gnade, assisted by Stella Costabile and Sami Gendron, to tie the game and force overtime.
- While in overtime on a Syracuse power play, Blouin capitalized at 1:04 with an unassisted goal to give the Orange the 2-1 victory.
Behind the Numbers
- 'Cuse outshot Lindenwood 37-23 in tonight's match.
- Syracuse had 12 blocks on the day, including two each from Jocelyn Fiala and Charlotte Hallett.
- SU makes a statement in winning its second overtime game in as many chances this season.
- The Orange improved to 6-1 on the road for the season.
Up Next
Syracuse takes on Lindenwood for game two of the series in Maryland Heights, MO, tomorrow at 2 p.m. ET (1 p.m. CT) at Centene Community Ice Center. The game will be streamed on FloHockey.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
SYR
LWU
Shots
37
23
PPG
1
0
SHG
0
0
Penalties
2
3
Penalty Mins
4
6
Faceoffs Won
29
39
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