ST. CLOUD, Minn. – Five different players scored goals, including Avery LeMieur's first career tally, as the College of Saint Benedict hockey team (4-2-2) rolled to a 5-0 win over Northland College (0-4-0) on Tuesday (Nov. 26) at the Ritsche Arena.

With the victory, the Bennies improved to 4-2-2 overall and now stand 4-0-1 over its last five games. The two teams will be back again on the ice on Wednesday (Nov. 27) at the Ritsche Arena.

Avery LeMieur, Shae Stinnett, Aurora Opsahl, Emma Rooks, and Camryn Hargreaves tallied goals for St. Benedict, which now sits 2-0-2 at home.

St. Benedict dominated play with a 60-to-7 shots edge, which included converting its only power play while stopping four by the Lumber Jills. Defensively, the Bennies were sharp as they kept the Lumber Jills out of the offensive zone for most of the night as sophomore goalie Delaney Norman recorded her first shutout of the season and fourth of her career. She registered seven saves, including four in the opening period.

Sophomore Shae Stinnett recorded her third goal of the season (5^th of her career) with the unassisted power play goal providing CSB with a 1-0 lead at 9:35. Later senior Aurora Opsahl had her second goal of the season and 32^nd of her career at 14:55. With her 32^nd goal she  is now tied for sixth all-time in CSB history with Kelly Wegwerth (1998-99), Brigette Miller (2014-18) and Erin Baldwin (2003-07). She now has 59 career points which is seventh all-time. The even strength goal resulted from assists by first-year Skylar Salscheider (fourth of the season) and first-year Greer Hardacre (2^nd of the season).

At 16:37 of the second period, LeMieur recorded her first career goal. LeMieur's even strength tally was unassisted and pushed CSB's lead to 3-0.

In the third period, the Bennies scored twice for a 5-0 advantage. At the 10:30 mark, senior Emma Rooks had her first goal of the season and 21^{st h} of her career. Assisting on the even strength goal was first-year Jorja Jusczak (2^nd of season) and LeMieur (second of her career). First-year Camryn Hargreaves rounded out the scoring with an even strength goal at 13:33. Hargreaves, who now has a team-leading four goals, was assisted on the play by sophomore Emily Wendorf (fourth of the year). Hargreaves and Opsahl had seven shots although Hardacre had a team-high nine with five by Stinnett.

CSB had a clear edge in faceoffs, winning 36-of-53 attempts for 67.9 percent. Junior Chloe Lewis won 90.9 percent of her faceoffs (10-of-11) while junior Mia Lopez converted 57.1 percent (8-of-14).