With a final four spot clinched going in, the Sault College women’s hockey team looked to finish round robin play at the 2025 American Collegiate Hockey Association Division II national championship on a high.
And finish on a high they did.
Sault College broke open a 1-0 game with six goals in the second period en route to an 8-0 win over Boston University on Sunday to finish round robin play in St. Louis with a 3-0 record.
The team now moves on to semifinal play on Monday where Sault College will face the University of Wisconsin.
Wisconsin won their pool with a 3-0 record as well after wins over Liberty, Villanova, and Mercyhurst.
In Sault College’s win over Boston University, Katelynn Jacques led the way offensively with a goal and three assists.
Jacques finished round robin play with three goals and seven points in three games.
Emma Lee and Hayden Dunn also had a pair of goals for Sault College in Sunday’s win.
The two-goal night for Lee gave her five goals in the round robin, matching her round robin total from a year ago.
Alyssa Byers assisted on a pair of Sault College against Boston University while Matea Glavota, Danika West and Annika Babineau also had goals in the victory.
Goaltender Farrah Farstad stopped all seven shots she faced for the shutout.
Boston University goaltender Ali Mcardle stopped 44 shots in the loss.
The other semifinal game on Monday will see Assiniboine University take on the United States Naval Academy.
The five-day event is slated to wrap up with the national championship game on Tuesday.