LEE, N.H. (Interstat) — Saint Lawrence will visit New Hampshire for a women’s NCAA Division I hockey game Thursday at Whittemore Center. The Saints enter with a 1-5 record, while the Wildcats are 2-3-1.

Saint Lawrence’s most recent result was a 3-1 loss at Clarkson. Alexia Côté scored and had two shots on goal for the Saints. Brooke Mulvihill recorded one assist and one shot, and Cheyenne Degeer added two shots. Côté is a player to watch for Saint Lawrence. In her recent performances, she had one goal and two shots at Clarkson, two shots against Clarkson, one shot in a win at Maine, two shots in a loss at Maine, one shot and two penalty minutes against Wisconsin, and one goal with two shots against Wisconsin.

Saint Lawrence’s other results this season include a 4-0 home loss to Clarkson, a 3-0 win at Maine, a 4-3 loss at Maine, a 6-0 home loss to Wisconsin and a 6-2 home loss to Wisconsin. The Saints have been shut out in three games and have one win.

New Hampshire’s most recent result was a 6-3 loss at Northeastern. Danika Botterill led the Wildcats with three goals, four shots and two hits. Nina Rossi had two assists and two shots, and Sadie Makokis added two assists, one shot and two penalty minutes. Botterill is a player to watch for New Hampshire. She scored three goals at Northeastern, scored twice against Boston University, recorded four shots at Long Island, had two assists at Long Island, scored once at St. Thomas and added one assist at St. Thomas.

New Hampshire’s other results this season include a 4-4 double-overtime tie with Boston University, a 3-0 win at Long Island, a 5-2 win at Long Island, a 3-1 loss at St. Thomas and a 7-2 loss at St. Thomas. The Wildcats have scored at least three goals in four games and have two wins.

The game is set for Whittemore Center in Lee, N.H. The teams are scheduled to meet again in their next game. Saint Lawrence will then host Penn State for two games, visit Dartmouth and Harvard, and play ECAC Hockey games at Union and RPI before home games against Brown, Yale and Quinnipiac. New Hampshire will then host Stonehill, visit Harvard and Merrimack, play a home-and-home series with Providence, host Vermont for two games and visit Holy Cross.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of New Hampshire 2, Saint Lawrence 1. Interstat’s ELO system projects Saint Lawrence with a 52.7 percent probability to win.