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Dartmouth invading Alfond Arena to play the UMaine women's hockey team.
The Black Bears trying to bounce back from a tough weekend at BC. Brittney Ott facing a lot of shots in the first period, 19 to be exact, but she stayed strong in net for UMaine.
The Black Bears had a couple chances early. Brittney Dougherty with a straight shot on goal, but it's knocked down by Lindsay Holdcroft.
This game belonging to Dartmouth though. With just six seconds left in the first, Camille Dumais is able to send the puck home. The Black Bears lose today, 6-1. The two teams play again tomorrow.
UMaine Women's Hockey Falls At Home To Dartmouth
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