WHKY | Ravens Start Weekend with a Win

A glimmer of hope remains in the Carleton Ravens women's hockey team's playoff chase. The Ravens started their home weekend with a Friday night win over Brock. 

The Ravens' weekend got off to a bumpy start as the team appeared disconnected in the first against Brock. After settling down at the intermission, Carleton came out firing in the second. Ashlyn Carter scored her second of the year early in the period to open a wild frame. After Randyll Strongman tied it at one for the Badgers, Carleton went to work. Olwen Jones would renew the lead less than ninety seconds after Strongman's goal before Anya Misner and Hayden Serniuk scored back-to-back midway through the frame to make it 4-1. 

With Jones and Misner striking on the power play, the Ravens were able to enter the third period up 4-2. The power-play goals were critical for the Ravens, who at times have struggled to build momentum on the man advantage. Striking twice, Carleton doubled their season power-play goal total to four. 

Payton Miller would add a fifth for the Ravens in the third as Kaitlyn Langille made five saves in the third as Carleton locked down a 5-2 win, their first against Brock in the program's OUA era.