DELAWARE
• Delaware’s win at Syracuse last week marked the first shutout in Blue Hen program history, the team’s first back-to-back wins, its first road AHA win, its first win against Syracuse, and its first win against a team receiving votes in the national polls. Through 12 games, Delaware has doubled its win total from last year’s inaugural season.
• Lexie Lonask (Chandler, Ariz.) leads the conference and ranks second nationally with 33 blocked shots.

LINDENWOOD
• Junior Paige Cline (Chesterfield, Mich.) has a team-leading five goals on the season, including the first two multiple-goal games of her career.
• Eva Filippova (Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia) has a .947 save percentage in her last two starts.

MERCYHURST
• The Lakers boast the conference’s top power play (24.1%) and penalty kill (97.6%) in all games.
• Mercyhurst’s .946 team save percentage ranks third nationally, behind only Minnesota Duluth (.952) and Boston College (.949).
• Mercyhurst got goals from seven players against Assumption, but not from the team’s top two scorers.

PENN STATE
• The Nittany Lions are off this weekend and will carry their seven-game winning streak into next week’s series at Mercyhurst.
• In the last two weeks Abby Stonehouse (Blenheim, Ont.) has recorded her first two-goal game and first hat trick of her career.

RIT
• Eight of RIT’s 12 games have come against ranked opponents, giving the Tigers the No. 5-ranked strength of schedule in the nation according to the NCAA’s NPI.
• Freshman goaltender Oceanne Thiffault (Montreal, Que.) has made five straight starts, including stopping 34-of-35 shots against Penn State on Friday.

ROBERT MORRIS
• Junior Taylor Storey (Waterloo, Ont.) had nine career goals and no multiple-goal games prior to her hat trick Thursday at Lindenwood.
• Players beyond the RMU first line have 10 goals in the last five games after combining for just two in the first seven games.
• AHA Goaltender of the Week Maggie Hatch (Cleveland Heights, Ohio) recorded her 10th career shutout and first career assist last week at Lindenwood.

SYRACUSE
• AHA Rookie of the Week Maryn Broderick (Waterloo, Ont.) shares the AHA lead among freshmen defensemen with eight points. She has at least a point in six of her 10 games and a +5 rating.
• Syracuse’s 7-3-0 start is the best in program history.

2026 IIHF WOMEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
Atlantic Hockey America will be represented by three current players, four former players, two officials and a current head coach at the 2026 IIHF Women’s World Championship that begins Friday in Denmark:
• Austria: Magdalena Luggin (Mercyhurst)
• Czechia: Head coach Brian Idalski (Syracuse)
• Finland: Emma Nuutinen (Mercyhurst), Sofia Nuutinen (Mercyhurst), Julia Schalin (Mercyhurst)
• Sweden: Nicole Hall (Penn State), Thea Johansson (Mercyhurst)
• United States: Tessa Janecke (Penn State)
• On-ice Officials: Ashley Johnston, Sydney Harris