FAIRFIELD, Conn. — Sacred Heart University women's ice hockey will look to cash in more good luck at Martire Family Arena this Friday and Saturday at 2 p.m. as they'll see Post University in NEWHA Conference play. It will be the first time since October of 2021 they will not play in Shelton, their respective home for the past two years. Fans can watch at home on NEC Front Row.

The Pioneers opened MFA on Sunday, beating Harvard 2-1 in overtime on Paige McNeil's gamewinning goal on a breakaway assist from Nicole Guidi. Carly Greene tied a career high 54 saves, her second time this season with such a feat. McNeil also chipped in an assist to Delani MacKay, making it the first ever goal scored in MFA by a women's ice hockey team.

The Pioneers are 3-1 to start 2023. Six skaters for the red and white have tallied double digit points, with MacKay and McNeil leading the way tied at 19. Kelly Solak leads the blueliners with 14 points. As for NEWHA standings, MacKay's 11 goals tying her at fourth atop the leaderboard. Greene's 2.51 goals against average has her in the top five with teammate Molly Elmore just ahead of her at number three with 2.33. Greene is gridlocked at number three in NEWHA standings for save percentage with .928.

In six games since the turn of the new year, the Eagles of Post University are 1-4-1 with a pair of losses to Mercyhurst University and Long Island University. The Eagles came away with a tie and a win in a pair of games against Saint Michael's College. Between those five games, the Eagles have been outscored 36-9.

In the 27 times these teams have faced each other, Sacred Heart has never lost or even tied with Post. In their three competitions this season, the Pioneers have won by a combined score of 13-2.