• The University of Regina's women's hockey team gave No. 4-ranked Alberta all it could handle for a second straight game, but an overtime goal sent the Pandas home with a 2-1 victory on Saturday afternoon at The Co-operators Centre.

• The first two periods were a battle between Regina goalie Arden Kliewer and Pandas netminder Halle Oswald. Neither team scored a goal in the first two periods despite Alberta directing 21 shots at Kliewer and the Cougars registering 13 shots on net.
• It took over 56 minutes until the game's opening goal, which came in the form of a Hayleigh Craig deflection with the Pandas on a power play.
• The Cougars responded less than two minutes later, just 10 seconds after getting a late power play themselves. Paige Hubbard fired a shot over Oswald's blocker from the right faceoff dot, giving the third-year forward her fifth goal of the campaign.
• Overtime lasted just 45 seconds. Alberta took advantage of a turnover at Regina's blueline and Natalie Kieser converted on a breakaway to send the Pandas home with a weekend sweep.

• Kliewer stopped 29 of Alberta's 31 shots.
• Shaylee Scraba was credited with her fourth assist of the year on Hubbard's goal.
• Alberta was 1-for-5 on the power play while the Cougars finished 1-for-2.

• The Cougars have four games remaining on the Canada West schedule, starting next weekend with games at Saskatchewan on Saturday and Sunday. They'll finish off the 2022-23 season at home against UBC on Feb. 10 and Feb. 11.

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