Amherst College women's ice hockey team faced a heart-wrenching 2-1 overtime loss to Elmira in the NCAA quarterfinal, ending their season abruptly.

The Big Picture

The Mammoths' defeat marks a recurring pattern of falling short in crucial moments on their home ice.

By the Numbers
  • Amherst outshot Elmira 44-31.
  • Amherst had a 36-24 face-off win advantage, with Baxter winning an impressive 25 out of 28.
  • Elmira had 6 penalties, spending 12 minutes in the box, while Amherst had 2 penalties.
  • Elmira failed to convert on their power plays, going 0-2, while Amherst scored once in six opportunities.
  • Stott saved 29 of 31 shots faced, while Beaubien stopped 43 of 44 shots.
State of Play
  • Amherst's season ended with a 21-4-2 record after the quarterfinal loss.
  • Elmira (22-7-1) advances to the NCAA semifinals to face Middlebury on March 15th.
What's Next

Amherst will look to regroup and prepare for the next season, aiming to overcome the postseason challenges that have halted their championship aspirations.

Bottom Line

Amherst's women's ice hockey team faces disappointment as they fall short in the NCAA quarterfinals, emphasizing the importance of seizing crucial moments in playoff games for future success.