Score: UAlbany 1, Vermont 0
 
Location: Moulton Winder Field in Burlington, VT
 
Records: UAlbany (5-2, 4-1) | Vermont (1-7, 1-5)
 
Short Story: Charlotte Triggs' first career goal propels UAlbany to a 1-0 shutout victory over Vermont.

Coach Phil Sykes: "We got a tough road win today in a back and forth game. I'm proud of how the girls responded to going back on the road in today's game."

Key Stats

• Freshman Charlotte Triggs scored her first-career goal in the second quarter.
• Sheridan Messier made five saves in the shutout effort
• Carli Pelletier produced her first assist of the season on Triggs' goal.
• Vermont's Kate Hall took a game-high two shots on goal - tied with UAlbany's Katie MacCallum.
• The win is UAlbany's third shutout victory of the season. 

How it Happened

• Vermont began the game with early pressure when the Catamounts produced a shot on net only 1:37 into the game. The Kate Hall shot was saved by Sheridan Messier - her only save of the half.
• In the first quarter, UAlbany's only counting stat was a Lara Mortz green card and Vermont earned a penalty corner they could not convert.
• In the second quarter, Vermont produced the game's second shot that went wide. UAlbany responded with sustained pressure for the remainder of the quarter. 
• Katie MacCallum took the Great Danes' first shot on goal, that was saved, and produced an ensuing penalty corner. Cosima Rocktaeschel took the pass from Martz and fired a shot was that kicked aside by goalkeeper Sierra Espeland.
• 50 seconds after the changes, Charlotte Triggs scored the game's first goal when she deflected a Carli Pelletier ball into the back of the goal and gave UAlbany a 1-0 lead. 
• Kelsey McCrudden took the final shot of the half that was blocked, as the Great Danes took a 1-0 lead over the Catamounts into halftime.
• Vermont began the third quarter with all of the momentum. The Catamounts produced their first shot four minutes into the quarter, a saved shot off a penalty corner. 
• At 36:03, they added three shots in less than one minutes that were all on goal and all saved by Messier. Messier made four of her five saves during the three-minute surge by Vermont.
• After fighting off the Vermont push, UAlbany produced the final three shots of the quarter, two that were on goal and both saved.
• UAlbany played more defensively in the fourth quarter, as they looked to preserve the 1-0 lead. Julie Rodijk took the final shot on goal at 50:39 that was saved - the shot accounted for UAlbany's final of the game. 
• A Pleun Haantjes shot wide for Vermont was the game's final shot, as the Great Danes sealed their 1-0 shutout victory over the Catamounts.

Next: UAlbany will travel to Maine on Sunday, April 11 for a crucial conference battle, scheduled to start at 1:00 p.m.