MONTREAL -- Four different players scored and goaltender Katia Boulianne made 30 saves as last-place Carleton stunned No.4-ranked McGill 4-3 in RSEQ women's hockey, Sunday, at McConnell Arena.

The result halted McGill's 10-game winning streak against Carleton, dating back to a 3-1 Ravens win exactly two years ago. 
 
The Martlets fell to 2-2-2 while Carleton earned its first win this season, improving to 1-4-0.
 
"Clearly not the same performance, not the same pace, not the same urgency that we had in Friday's game (against Concordia)," said head coach Peter Smith, whose team still managed to outshoot the Ravens 33-16. "Every team in our conference is worthy of respect. We didn't play up to the level that we need to be successful."
 
Lehmann, a six-foot sophomore netminder from Cecil Lake, B.C., collected her first win in four outings this season. She has a 2.51 goals-against average and a .919 save percentage.
 
Nicole Howlett of Delta, B.C., opened the scoring unassisted for McGill at 18:03 of the first period. It marked the 10th career regular-season tally for the six-foot psychology senior, who has 15 goals in 149 games overall, including exhibition play.
 
Leah Scott equalized for the Ravens at 14:55 of the second period but things quickly went south for the Martlets in the final frame as Carleton posted back-to-back-to-back goals. Jenna Morais struck first on the power-play at 4:10, followed by Jordyn Pimm at 8:14 and Katia Boulianne at 12:44.

McGill then came to life withtwo goals but it was too little, too late.
 
Mackenzie McCallum, a McGill freshman from Morden, Man., made it 4-2 with 5:01 remaining in the game. It was her first regular-season career goal as a Martlet, and second marker in 11 games overall. Teammate Kellyane Lecours made it a one-goal game with just 13 seconds before the final whistle.
 
Martlets goaltender Amanda Hadwen was beaten four times on 12 shots in a losing cause. The 5-foot-7 neuroscience junior from Ottawa was pulled for an extra attacker with just over a minute remaining, which paid off with the Lecours marker

McGill was 0-for-3 on the power-play while the Ravens tallied on one of their two chances.

Next week, Carleton (1-4-0) plays Ottawa (2-2-1) on Nov. 15 while McGill  (2-2-2) will host the No. 2 ranked Montréal Carabins (3-2-1) on Nov. 16 in a 2 p.m. faceoff at McConnell Arena.
 
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