| Matchup | Merrimack (9-3-2, 6-3-1 WHEA) // Quinnipiac (3-6-3, 3-2-1 ECAC)
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			| Date/Time | Nov. 20 (6 p.m.) | 
		
			| Venue | Frank Perotti Arena // Hamden, Conn. | 
		
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NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. – After a pair of heartbreaking losses to #10 Providence College this past weekend, the Merrimack College women's ice hockey team looks to bounce back with a non-conference matchup against Quinnipiac Tuesday night. With just three opponents outside the Hockey East left on Merrimack's schedule, Tuesday's road game against the Bobcats will see a 6 p.m. start as both teams look to get back in the win column.
Five Things to Know:
	- The Bobcats enter Tuesday's matchup with a 3-6-3 overall record; three of those losses come in overtime, five by just one goal, and three against nationally-ranked teams (#7 Ohio State, #6 Cornell).
- Merrimack saw a multi-goal performance from senior Paige Voight in Saturday's loss; it was the second two-goal performance of her career.
- The teams have met just twice since Merrimack's inaugural season, with neither coming away with a victory; both games played were in 2016-2017, with the end result a tie.
- Quinnipiac ranks fifth in the country in short-handed goals (2).
- Merrimack is tied for third in the nation in power play goals (12); UConn leads the way with 13 total.
Inside the Matchup:
	
		
			| Merrimack (9-3-2, 6-3-1 HEA) | Category | Quinnipiac (3-6-3, 3-2-1 ECAC) | 
		
			| 11/17 vs. #10 Providence  (L, 5-3) | Last Time Out | 11/17 vs. Colgate (T, 3-3) | 
		
			| 2.90 | Scoring Offense | 1.80 | 
		
			| 1.50 | Scoring Defense | 1.90 | 
		
			| 27.9 | Shots/Game | 25.6 | 
		
			| 26.8 | Shots Allowed/Game | 21.8 | 
		
			| 11-52 | PPG-Chances | 4-35 | 
		
			| 21.2% | PP% | 6.7 % | 
		
			| 40-43 | PK-Chances | 31-35 | 
		
			| 93.0% | PK% | 88.5% | 
		
			| 44-99 | Penalties-PIM | 35-70 | 
		
			| 6.3 | PIM/Game | 5.8 | 
		
			| 147 | Blocked Shots | 71 | 
		
			| 353-351 | Faceoffs (W-L) | 332-289 | 
		
			| 50.1% | Faceoff % | 53.5% | 
	
 
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