Goaltender Jensen Murphy made 31 saves to backstop the Brock women's hockey team to a 3-0 win over the Windsor Lancers at Seymour-Hannah Arena on Jan. 4.

"I think overall we had a better game tonight," said Murphy. "Our forecheck was working and we did a great job in the defensive zone keeping their players to the outside. The team did a great job, which allowed me to do mine."

It was Murphy's second shutout of the season and Brock's first win of 2020 as the Badgers outshot the Lancers 42-31.

First-year defenceman Avery Vickers scored her first OUA goal on the power play to open the scoring late in the first frame.

Mikayla Flanagan and Morgan Dezell each recorded an assist.

"I grabbed the puck from off the boards and started to drag it to the middle when noticed I had a center lane to the net," said Vickers. "Thanks to Mishayla Christensen taking the eyes of the goalie away, I was able to get a clear shot and it went in."

Windsor outshot Brock in the second 16-10, yet it wasn't until the third when Rebekah Feld scored an unassisted goal to extend the Badgers' lead to 2-0.

Cassidy Maplethorpe added an empty-bet goal with less than two minutes remaining. Dezell tallied her second assist of the evening.

"Energy was good the whole game," but when we focused the energy to the detail we needed then we played well," said head coach Margot Page.

Up next, the Badgers (7-7-0-0) hit the road to play the Laurier Golden Hawks (1-8-1-4) on Saturday, Jan. 11 at 2:30 p.m.