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CSS women's hockey takes five points off Oles
Saints win Friday in Northfield, prevail in Saturday shootout in Duluth
Published on Feb. 9, 2026
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The St. Scholastica women's hockey team had its best weekend of Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference play, taking five of a possible six points from a home-and-home series against St. Olaf. The Saints defeated the Oles 1-0 on Friday in Northfield, then won a shootout after a 3-3 tie on Saturday in Duluth.
Why it matters
The strong performance against a conference rival boosts the Saints' standing in the MIAC standings as they look to make a push for the playoffs. St. Scholastica has struggled at times this season, so this weekend's results provide a much-needed confidence boost.
The details
On Friday, an early power-play goal from CSS's Greta Culshaw-Klein held up for the 1-0 win, with goalie Makenzie Cole making 31 saves. On Saturday, the Saints led 2-0 at the halfway point but gave up three goals late to fall behind, before Hanley Block's goal with 16.6 seconds left sent the game to a shootout, which CSS won.
- The Saints defeated the Oles 1-0 on Friday night in Northfield, Minnesota.
- On Saturday at Mars Lakeview Arena in Duluth, the teams played to a 3-3 tie before the Saints won the shootout.
The players
Greta Culshaw-Klein
A St. Scholastica player who scored the game-winning goal on Friday.
Makenzie Cole
The St. Scholastica goaltender who made 31 saves in the Friday shutout win and 21 saves in the Saturday shootout victory.
Ray Anderson
The St. Olaf goaltender who made 37 saves in the Saturday game played in her hometown of Duluth.
Hanley Block
The St. Scholastica player who scored the game-tying goal with 16.6 seconds left in regulation on Saturday to force overtime.
What’s next
CSS (8-11-2, 3-8-2 MIAC) begins a home-and-home with No. 5-ranked Gustavus Adolphus on Friday night at Mars Lakeview.
The takeaway
The Saints' strong weekend against a conference rival shows they can compete with the top teams in the MIAC and provides a boost as they look to make a push for the playoffs in the second half of the season.
