Sask. women shine with 3-1 win to close regular season in Calgary

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“It’s about time,” Stevely said with a laugh after the game, adding the team’s energy was “totally different” Saturday.

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“The energy before the game was phenomenal. Everyone’s moods were amazing, the bench was awesome. That was honestly the best dressing room we’ve had in a long time.”

Late in the second, Huskies goaltender Colby Wilson made a massive save on a penalty shot awarded to Cougars’ second-year Aliya Jomha.

Jomha, however, did get one by Wilson 7:14 into the third period, assisted again by fourth-year Courtney Kollman. The pair opened scoring for Mount Royal in their 2-0 win over the Huskies Friday.

Last, but certainly not least, the Huskies insurance marker: an even-strength goal expertly stickhandled by Bronwyn Boucher and helped by Calgary product McKenna Bolger.

“I’m super proud of our team for coming back in game two here. After I had that one defenseman beat, I just wanted to get it on net and I just wanted to get it in and it did,” Boucher said.

“I think we really needed a win, especially after our last few games. It’s definitely what we needed and we’re going this on into playoffs.”

In the end, Wilson turned away 33 shots on goal for the Huskies in her 11th start of the season.

Meanwhile, Cougars rookie netminder Scout Anderson, from Saskatoon, made 11 saves during her fourth U Sports start.

Saturday’s game marked Seniors’ Night for the Cougars, who bid farewell to eight graduating players: fifth-year Tatum Amy and fourth-years MacKenzie Butz, Camryn Amundson, Morgan Ramsey, Tori Williams, Taylor Sawka, Laura Cook and Courtney Kollman.

Canada West Playoffs Set

Your University of Saskatchewan Huskies (14-11-3) return to Calgary next weekend to face the fourth-ranked University of Calgary Dinos (15-9-3) at the Father David Bauer Arena.

Game times are Friday, Feb. 17, at 8 p.m. CST, Saturday, Feb. 18, at 7 p.m. CST and, if needed, Sunday at 7 p.m. CST.

The other Canada West quarter-final will also play out in Calgary, as the third-ranked Mount Royal University Cougars (19-6-3) hosts the sixth-ranked Trinity Western University Spartans (11-13-3).

The higher-seed quarter-final winner will head to Edmonton to visit the No. 2-ranked University of Alberta Pandas (21-6-1) Feb. 24-26.

The lower seed will travel to Vancouver to face the No.1-ranked UBC Thunderbirds (24-2-2).

The Canada West Final is hosted by the higher-seed finalist on March 3-5. Both teams earn berths to the U Sports Women’s Hockey Championship in Montreal, Que. March 16-19.

All playoff rounds are best-of-three series, with nationals as a bracketed tournament.

The University of Manitoba Bisons, Grant MacEwan University Griffins and University of Regina Cougars finished seventh, eigthth and ninth in Canada West, respectively.

Listen to all Huskies women’s hockey games live and archived on the HuskieFAN app and on huskiefan.ca

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daniella.ponticelli@pattisonmedia.ca

Twitter: @dponticelliTV