Syracuse Tops Lindenwood 4-1 Behind Gnade

Emma Gnade scored twice and added an assist as Syracuse improved to 8-3-0 overall with the win over Lindenwood.

Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Hockey

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Syracuse defeated Lindenwood 4-1 on Friday, improving to 8-3-0 overall and 6-3-0 in Atlantic Hockey America. Emma Gnade scored twice and recorded an assist in the win.

Why it matters

The result lifts Syracuse to a stronger position in Atlantic Hockey America standings while Lindenwood, at 2-7-0 in the conference, continues to struggle. Gnade's performance adds to her early-season production as a central offensive contributor.

Gnade has 14 points this season and recorded seven assists in the eight games before this one, while her freshman season total stands at nine goals. Syracuse outshot Lindenwood 16-8 in the second period alone.

The players

Emma Gnade

A Syracuse forward and Missouri native who leads the team in scoring this season with 14 points.

Syracuse Ice Hockey

The Syracuse University ice hockey program, competing in Atlantic Hockey America.

Lindenwood Ice Hockey

The Lindenwood University ice hockey program, based in St. Charles, Missouri, and competing in Atlantic Hockey America.

The details

Syracuse scored shorthanded in the second period and Gnade tied the game after an interception by Kinsler near the blue line. Gnade also scored Syracuse's first goal of the 2026-27 season, and Stella Costabile added the third goal.

Friday, November 6, 2026: Syracuse defeats Lindenwood 4-1.

Season Trajectory

Syracuse's 6-3-0 conference record places it among the stronger teams in Atlantic Hockey America through the early portion of the season. Lindenwood's 2-7-0 conference mark leaves it trailing in the standings as the season progresses.

Gnade's 14 points lead Syracuse this season, making her a key player for fantasy rosters tracking collegiate hockey production. Syracuse's 6-3-0 conference start gives it a clear advantage in the Atlantic Hockey America standings.

The takeaway

Consistent scoring from top forwards such as Gnade has been central to Syracuse's early conference success. Readers following collegiate hockey should track how depth scoring develops as the schedule continues.