It was really cool to get a nice battle with Adrian because they’re our rivals and they always give us a good run.
“We were working it in lower compared to yesterday so we were getting some good looks and the girls executed and that’s what we do. “The puck movement was really good (on the power play),” said forward Linzy Jedrzejek, one of four Lady Flames who were honored on Senior Day. Three minutes left, you start thinking overtime, but once we got the power play, I thought, ‘OK, we’ve got a shot here.’” “All day long, their penalty kill was better than our power play and we needed that.
“The game-winner was really important,” Lady Flames Head Coach Chris Lowes said. Sophomore Haley Battles, who scored the game-winning goal, battles for puck possession. With 1:44 remaining in regulation, Lady Flames sophomore forward Haley Battles received a pass from sophomore defenseman Madison Glynn and weaved her way through defensemen in the right circle before sniping the game-winning goal into the upper netting, lifting Liberty (22-1-1) to a 2-1 lead en route to a 3-1 triumph over the No. 1-ranked ACHA Division I women’s hockey team finally converted, and it couldn’t have come at a better time. On its 10th and final power-play opportunity in Saturday afternoon’s regular-season-ending rematch with Adrian College at the LaHaye Ice Center, Liberty University’s No.
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