PITTSTON, PA (February 1, 2020) --- As the King's College women's ice hockey team wore special jersey to spread ALS Awareness on Saturday evening from Revolution Ice Centre in Pittston, the Monarchs saw their six game scoring streak come to an end in a hard fought 3-0 defeat at the hands of Lebanon Valley College.

The Monarchs (2-14-1, 1-9-0 UCHC, 1-5-0 MAC), who were playing in just their fourth home game of the year, gave their fans plenty to cheer about but were unable to get any puck past the NCAA all-time save leader in LVC's Jill Moffatt. Meanwhile, the Dutchmen (4-13-1 (2-7-1 UCHC, 4-1-0 MAC) scored one goal in each period.

Mychaela Pitta gave the visitors the lead midway through the first period with a power play goal for her third goal of the season. That would be the only power play goal King's would allow all game despite going on the penalty kill five times with six total penalties for 15 minutes. The Monarchs were even able to kill off a five-minute boarding penalty that ended the first period and started the second.

Olivia Cindrich gave LVC a two-goal advantage with 4:16 left in the second period knocking in a rebounded shot from Taylor Borrelli. Pitta would tally her second goal of the game in the third period to close out the scoring. The sophomore finished with two goals while Cindrich had a goal and an assist. Taylor Bryntesson recorded two assists. Mofffatt made 30 saves to pick up her second shutout of the year.

Caitlin Redden led the Monarchs with six shots while Ali Noeding and Raeann Clancey had five each. Clancey was also strong defensively for KC blocking nine shots. As a team the Monarchs blocked 20 shots. Emma Zeveney made 36 saves in goal.

KC will be right back in action on Sunday afternoon as they host Chatham University at 3 pm from Revolution Ice in Pittston.