Women’s D-I: Favorites advance

March 9, 2019

Nicole Schammel of Minnesota (Minnesota Athletics) — Nicole Schammel of Minnesota scored twice in the win over Minnesota Duluth. (Minnesota Athletics)

Boston College, Clarkson, Cornell, Minnesota, Northeastern, and Wisconsin all advanced in their respective tournaments. Minnesota 4, Minnesota Duluth 1

Women’s D-I: Favorites advance

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