STEVENS POINT, Wis. — Lawrence University (0-8-0) fell to the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point (5-2-0) on Tuesday, 4–0, with the Pointers securing a shutout victory. The Vikings' goaltender made 24 saves, but the team was unable to capitalize on their 22 shots on goal.

The game began with the Pointers taking an early lead just 17 seconds into the first period. Natalie Ahern scored the opening goal with assists from Molly Pohlkamp and Amanda Pouchnik. Despite the Vikings' efforts, including a missed shot by Kate Boberg shortly after, they could not capitalize on their opportunities. The Pointers extended their lead at 17:17 with a power-play goal by Abby Skelly, assisted by Alyssa Yokom and Ahern, concluding the first period with a 2-0 advantage over the Vikings.

The Pointers extended their lead to 3–0 against the Vikings in the second period, highlighted by a goal from Riley Novak at 15:25 with assists from Yokom and Skyler Arneson. The period saw strong defensive efforts from the Vikings, with Ella Sciborski making multiple saves against shots from Arneson and Kaiya Johnson. Ashley Slupe and Emma Perry contributed defensively by blocking shots from Maddie Andrle and Pouchnik. Despite several attempts on goal, the Vikings were unable to capitalize, and the Pointers maintained their advantage heading into the break.

The Pointers maintained control in the final period with consistent offensive pressure. At 13:31, Andrle extended the lead to 4–0 with an unassisted goal, marking her third of the season. The Vikings' defense, led by goaltender Sciborski, faced relentless attacks but managed several crucial saves, including a shot that hit the pipe from Pohlkamp. Despite a power play opportunity, the Pointers could not capitalize.