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BEVERLY, Mass. – Delanie Corcoran made a program-record 63 saves and McKenna Remillard had two goals and an assist to power the University of New England women's ice hockey team to a 5-2 victory over Endicott College in a Commonwealth Coast Conference matchup on Friday night.
 
The Nor'easters (6-8-1, 5-3-1 CCC) were outshot by a 65-20 margin on the night, but made the most of their chances as they snapped a three-game losing skid. 
 
Abby Charvat and Carolyn Curley scored only 27 seconds apart in the first period to give UNE an early lead. The goal by Charvat was the first of two power-play tallies by the Nor'easters on the night and assisted by Keely Kasputis and Avery Lutrzykowski. Curley scored with help from Remillard and Bella Crugnale.
 
Piper Desorcie connected with Maeve Crehan who scored to give UNE a 3-0 lead at the 11:59 mark of the second period.
 
Remillard scored the first of her two goals 3:32 into the third to extend the Nor'easters advantage to 4-0. Crehan and Jenna Pych added assists. Endicott (7-6-2, 5-3-0 CCC) broke through with 12:44 to play in the game as Samantha Fantasia found the back of the net. Remillard put in her second of the night on a power play later in the period. Eliana Kane and Desorcie assisted on the goal. Kaylee Liberty added the final goal of the night for Endicott with 4:06 to play.
 
Bailey Thieben had 15 saves in the loss for the Gulls.

Corcoran's previous career-high in saves was 59 which she achieved last season in a victory over Suffolk. Sydney Helmbrecht had held the Nor'easters single-game record of 61 saves set back in 2013.

The teams return to the ice tomorrow afternoon at the Harold Alfond Forum at 4 p.m.