Franklin Pierce 3, at No. 3 Norwich 2
Norwich outshot Franklin Pierce 45-18, but the Ravens got a third-period power play goal from Alex Brolsma and a late empty-netter to seal the win before Amanda Conway pulled Norwich to within one with :27 to go in the game.

No. 10 Augsburg at Concordia (Minn.)
With a split weekend series, these two remain tied atop the MIAC. On Friday, Augsburg outshot Concordia 35-20, including a 17-2 edge in the third period. Tori Davis scored twice for Concordia. Darby Lindgren scored the lone goal for Augsburg. On Saturday, Augsburg scored four goals in a span of 17 minutes to power to the 5-3 win. Bridget Wagner and Megan Robertson each had a goal and an assist for Augsburg, while Amanda Flemming scored twice for Concordia.

No. 6 Middlebury at Bowdoin
Lizzie Sheline’s first career goal was the game-winner on Friday for Middlebury. On Saturday, it was all special teams as Jill Rathke opened the scoring for Bowdoin with a power-play goal in the second. Janka Hlinka tallied her own extra attacker goal to tie the game for Middlebury, but it was Marissa Fichter’s short-handed goal with just :56 left in overtime that earned Bowdoin the win. It was Bowdoin’s first win over Middlebury since 2013.

Endicott 1, Salem State 0 OT
Endicott netted the game-winner with just eight seconds remaining in overtime to eke out a win over Salem State. Endicott controlled the extra period, outshooting Salem State 7-1.

Potsdam at Chatham
On Friday, Chatham had the lead twice but Postdam edged them on the back of three second-period goals. Senior Jordan Ott recorded her 100th point for Potsdam with an assist. Both of Chatham’s goals were scored unassisted. On Saturday, Chatham came from behind twice, but Anna-Rose Bretin’s goal with just 1:22 left in the game lifted Potsdam to the sweep.

No. 7 Lake Forest at Concordia (Wis.)
The Foresters swept a weekend series, with Jacque Rogers making 32 saves Friday in a 3-0 shutout win, and then 21 Saturday in a 2-1 nail-biter, with Amanda Brunges scoring the game-winner on a power play at 7:30 of the third period.

No. 4 Adrian at Finlandia
The Bulldogs rolled to an impressive weekend sweep, beating Finlandia 11-1 and 8-0. Sarah Shureb, Katlyn Schroka, and Sydney Smith each scored twice Friday, and Schroka scored two more Saturday while Shureb scored once.

Wisconsin-Stevens Point at No. 2 Wisconsin-River Falls
The Falcons swept a WIAC series, 5-2 and 7-1. Five different players scored Friday while Angie Hall made 15 saves. Hall made 16 saves Saturday while seven Falcons scored. Hailey Herdine and Dani Sibley each had a goal and an assist, while Carly MOran had four assists.

No. 8 Amherst at Colby
The Lord Jeffs swept the weekend series, 5-0 and 5-1. Alex Toupal scored twice on Saturday in the win.

Rest of the top 10
William Smith 1, No. 5 Elmira 4
No. 5 Elmira 4, William Smith 1
No. 9 Oswego 7, Neumann 0
Massachusetts-Boston 1, No. 3 Norwich 5
Utica 2, No. 1 Plattsburgh 6

No. 7 Robert Morris at Mercyhurst
On Friday, the teams played 52 minutes of scoreless hockey before Robert Morris took the lead on Kirsten Walsh’s goal. Jillian Skinner tied the game for Mercyhurst with just a minute to go in the game to send it to overtime. Maeve Garvey won the game 2-1 for the Colonials in the extra frame. On Saturday, the teams went back and forth all game, but Robert Morris carried a 3-2 lead into the third period. Paige Horton tied it up for Mercyhurst less than three minutes into the third period and an extra period wasn’t enough to decide a winner. The game ended a 3-3 tie.

No. 10 Cornell 2, at No. 3 Clarkson 1
Cornell tallied its 550th program win and served Clarkson their first conference loss of the season on Saturday with a 2-1 win. The loss ended an 18-game unbeaten streak for the Golden Knights. This one was also scoreless more than halfway through the finale frame. Micah Hart put Cornell on the board first with a power-play goal. Josianne Pozzebon responded 4:30 later to tie the game. Pippy Gerace scored the game-winner with just more than a minute to go. Jamie Bourbonnais and Hanna Bunton had the assists on both Cornell goals.

Colgate 4, at No. 5 St. Lawrence 3 (OT)
The goals came in bunches on Friday. Colgate got on the board first with two early second-period goals. St. Lawrence responded by scoring three straight, including two from Nadine Edney. Shelby Perry scored a power-play goal midway through the third to tie the game for Colgate and Bailey Larson had the overtime goal to give the Raiders the 4-3 win.

No. 2 Minnesota-Duluth at Bemidji State
On Friday, Lara Stalder opened the game with a natural hat trick to lead the Bulldogs to a 5-1 win over Bemidji State. On Saturday, Stalder scored the quickest goal in program history when she netted one just eight seconds into the game. Madison Hutchinson and Emily Bergland scored for the Beavers and Bemidji went on to win the shootout to earn the extra conference point. Stalder finished the weekend with four goals and two assists.

Ohio State at No. 4 Minnesota
On Friday, the Buckeyes carried a 1-0 lead into the third period, but Caitlin Reilly and Kelly Pannek scored in the second half of the final period to give Minnesota the 2-1 lead. On Saturday, Sydney Baldwin scored in the second for the Gophers and Katie Matheny tied it in the third for the Buckeyes. Ohio State would go on to win the shootout to earn the extra conference point.

No. 8 Quinnipiac 2, at Merrimack 2
Kenzie Prater and Emma Woods scored for the Bobcats while Annie Boeckers and Paige Voight scored for Merrimack as the teams skated to a 2-2 tie.

North Dakota at No. 1 Wisconsin
Wisconsin swept North Dakota in two tight defensive battles, 3-2 and 2-1. Ann-Renée Desbiens made 28 saves Saturday, including 18 in the third period to hold on for the win after Wisconsin took a 3-1 lead into the third period. Sunday, Wisconsin clamped down defensively and Desbiens only had to make 15 saves while getting a game-winning power-play goal from Sydney McKibbon in the third period.

No. 6 Boston College at  Vermont
Boston College swept Vermont on the road, winning 3-2 in overtime Friday, then shutting out the Catamounts 3-0 Saturday. Friday, the Eagles rallied from a 2-0 deficit, getting a goal from Makenna Newkirk on a power play at 14:45 of the second to pull within one, then an extra-attacker goal from Megan Keller at 19:14 of the third to tie it, allowing Newkirk to score the OT winner just 39 seconds into the extra frame. Saturday, Katie Burt made 20 saves and the Eagles got all their scoring in the second period, including Newkirk’s power-play goal at 6:22 that served as the game-winner.

Rest of the top 10
Colgate 1, No. 3 Clarkson 2
No. 10 Cornell 2, No. 5 St. Lawrence 5