ITHACA, N.Y. - The No. 11-ranked Cornell women's ice hockey team will return to the ice on Friday, October 25th to face the no. 12-ranked Penn State Nittany Lions at the Ohio State Ice Rink.

GAME 3 INFORMATION
#11 Cornell vs #12 Penn State
SITE: Ohio State Ice Rink – Columbus, Ohio
RECORDS: #11 Cornell (0-1-1, 0-0-0 ECAC Hockey), #12 Penn State (6-2-0, 0-0-0 AHA)
SERIES RECORD: 3-1-2
BROADCAST: B1G+

Recap vs Mercyhurst
Game One: 
The Cornell women's ice hockey team tied the Mercyhurst Lakers 0-0 on Friday night at Mercyhurst Ice Center. The Big Red and the Lakers played shootouts, with Cornell ultimately taking the shoot-out win. Cornell moved to 0-0-1 on the year, while the Lakers shifted to 1-5-1.

Sophomore goaltender Annelies Bergmann was strong in the net during the season opener, standing up to 34 opportunities by the Lakers and letting none get by.

Game Two:
The Cornell women's ice hockey team falls to the Mercyhurst Lakers 2-1 on Saturday evening at Mercyhurst Ice Center. The Big Red dropped to 0-1-1, while the Lakers improved to 2-5-1.

Karel Prefontaine scored the first goal of the season for Cornell. Delaney Fleming and Abby Thibodeau were credited with the helpers. Annelies Bergmann collected 26 saves in the game.

The Last Time Out vs Penn State
Game One:
The No.10-ranked Cornell women's ice hockey team defeated No.13-ranked Penn State Nittany Lions 4-1 on Friday night in the season opener from Lynah Rink.

Junior forward Katie Chan, a transfer from Colgate, netted two Big Red goals in her Big Red debut. Freshman goaltender Annelies Bergmann, who took the net for the first time of her Cornell career, registered 14 saves between the pipes and accumulated a .933 save percentage.

Game Two:
The No. 10-ranked Cornell women's ice hockey team earned a 5-2 victory on the second side of a back-to-back against No. 13-ranked Penn State, completing the weekend sweep. 

Izzy Daniel registered three helpers in the contest, going to Mckenna Van Gelder on a power play, Lily Delianedis, and Georgia Schiff. Claudia Yu and Daniel also registered Big Red goals.

Big Red Players To Watch
Annelies Bergmann was strong in net against the Lakers, saving 60 Laker-opportunities in the series including holding them scoreless in the opener. Bergmann will be an important factor in the success on the defensive-end of the ice for Cornell.

Lily Delianedis, an All-ECAC Preseason selection, registered 10 shots-on-net in the series against Mercyhurst. Delianedis is certain to be a catalyst for Cornell's success and will look to cash-in at the Ice Break Tournament.

Avi Adam produced 13 shot-chances last weekend against Mercyhurst. Although she did not manage to find the back of the net, the junior forward will likely be looking to finish this weekend to help the Big Red get on the board.

Follow The Action
Puck drop between the Big Red and the Nittany Lions is slated for 12:00 p.m. on Friday at The Ohio State Ice Hockey Rink. Game action will be broadcast on B1G+.