ANGOLA, Ind. — Lawrence University (2-15-0, 2-8-0) secured a 2–1 victory over Trine University (5-10-2, 1-8-1) on Saturday at the Trine Thunder Ice Arena. Lawrence capitalized on the power play, scoring both goals in the second period.

Lawrence began the first period with Sarah Dobrzynski in goal, facing early pressure from the Thunder. Dobrzynski made key saves to deny multiple attempts, including those by Chloe Downey and Hannah Lambers. The Vikings gained control with Emma Perry winning several faceoffs, which allowed opportunities for Kate Holtz and Ashley Slupe, although their shots were stopped by Trine's Abby Hargrave-Thomas.

As the period progressed, Lawrence maintained offensive pressure with additional shots from Kate Boberg and Perry. Despite several blocked shots and saves by Trine's defense, the Vikings continued to challenge the goaltender. With just over a minute remaining, Lawrence went on a power play but was unable to capitalize before the period ended. The score remained tied at 0–0 after the first period.

The second period saw Lawrence capitalize on their power-play opportunities, beginning with Holtz scoring the first goal at 12:14, assisted by Teresa Topolski. This goal came after Lawrence maintained offensive pressure, and Dobrzynski's goaltending kept the opposing team scoreless.

As the period progressed, Lawrence continued to press the attack, and Sullivan Gillis found the back of the net with a power-play goal at 1:58, assisted by Josie Daly and Evelyn Pryadkin. This goal extended the Vikings' lead. The period closed with Lawrence up 2–0, having effectively utilized their man advantage and solid goaltending to maintain control of the game.

Trine struck first in the third period with a goal by Aleah Bienek at 15:33, narrowing the gap to one. Lawrence responded by maintaining defensive pressure, with Dobrzynski making key saves during multiple Thunder power plays. Throughout the period, Lawrence effectively blocked several shots, with contributions from Maddie O'Brien, Sophia Labrecque, and Slupe.

Despite Trine's attempts to equalize, Lawrence's defense held firm, with Dobrzynski securing the net. The period closed with Lawrence maintaining their lead, finishing the game with a 2–1 victory.

Lawrence Top Performers

Kate Holtz
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- 1 goal
- 5 shots on goal
- 3 blocked shots

Sullivan Gillis
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- 1 goal
- 1 power-play goal
- 1 game-winning goal

Sarah Dobrzynski
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- 31 saves
- 1 goal allowed