The No. 2 nationally-ranked Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks scored three goals in the first three minutes of the game en route to a 9-0 victory over the visiting Waterloo Warriors.

Laurier remains undefeated with a 19-0-0 record, while Waterloo falls to 6-11-2 and a tie for eighth place in the OUA.

"Tonight the goal was to play 60 minutes," said Laurier head coach Rick Osborne. "We needed to work on our offence and we played hard right to the end."

Laurier's Kate Psota (Burlington, Ont.) opened the scoring on the power play at just 1:26 into the first period on a nice backhand shot from the side of the net. Candice Styles (Orangeville, Ont.) scored just over a minute later followed by Heather Fortuna (Kitchener, Ont.) at 3:12.

The scoring trend continued in the second with Fiona Lester (Peterborough, Ont.) and Andrea Ironside (Collingwood, Ont.) scoring and Psota picking up her second of the match. Kaley Powers (Kingston, Ont.) picked up her 10th of the season in the third and both Ironside and Styles scored their second of the game. Styles had a five point night and is now third on the team in points with 18.

In the third both teams got into penalty trouble, slowing down the pace of the game. Laurier went 3-for-9 with the man-advantage while the Warriors went 0-for-6

"This weekend reinforced the depth in lines one through four for us," said Osborne. In the Hawks previous game against the Warriors, a 4-1 win, each of the goals came from a different line.

The Hawks peppered the visiting Warriors with shots, 48 all told. Waterloo fired 16 at Hawk netminder Liz Knox (Stouffville, Ont.) who picked up her ninth shutout of the season.

Laurier will continue their home stand on Friday, Jan. 22 when they host the Windsor Lancers at 7:30 p.m.

TORONTO 4, QUEEN'S 3

At Toronto, the Varsity Blues jumped out to a 4-1 lead then held on to a 4-3 victory over the No. 7 Queen's Gaels on Sunday.

Elizabeth Kench put the Gaels on the scoreboard in the first period, but the Varsity Blues responded with four straight goals, including two off the stick of Karolina Urban.

Callie Bazak and Brenley Jorgensen contributed single markers for the Varsity Blues, who improved to 10-7-2 on the season.

Morgan McHaffie scored a pair of third period goals for Queen's, but the comeback effort ended one goal short. The Gaels dropped to 13-4-2.

Kench had a three-point game in a losing effort.

YORK 4, UOIT 1

At York, the No. 9 Lions (13-5-1) defeated the UOIT Ridgebacks 4-1 on Sunday.

Four different Lions hit pay dirt, including Kelsey Webster, Courtney Unruh, Autumn Mills and Chloe Milano.

Rikki Palmateer scored the Ridgebacks lone goal. UOIT fell to 4-12-3 on the season.

WINDSOR 3, GUELPH 2

At Windsor, Ashley Kirby scored the game-winning goal with less than six minutes remaining in regulation to lift the host Lancers (7-13-0) to a 3-2 victory over the Guelph Gryphons (10-7-3) on Sunday.

Manon Davis and Casandra Meloche also contributed goals for the Lancers. Kirby and Jodilyn Brown both had two-point efforts.

Tamara Bell and Tori Woods both scored for the Gryphons.

BROCK 5, WESTERN 4, SO

At Western, Shannon McLeod scored the shootout winner to lift the Brock Badgers (7-10-3) to a come-from-behind 5-4 win over the Mustangs (8-9-3) on Sunday.

The Mustangs jumped out to a 3-1 lead, then a 4-2 advantage, before a pair of third period goals by Brock's Kelly Walker and McLeod sent the game into overtime.

Maggie Young and Kristen Dewsbury also scored in regulation for the Badgers.

Western's Katie Dillon netted a pair of goals in a losing effort. Kaley Sisler and Lindsay Gidomski also scored for the Mustangs.

LAURIER 4, WATERLOO 1

At Wilfrid Laurier, four different Golden Hawks scored to lift the No. 2 Golden Hawks to a 4-1 victory over the Waterloo Warriors on Saturday.

Vanessa Schabkar, Devon Skeats, Kate Psota and Andrea Ironside all scored for the Golden Hawks. Schabkar led her teammates with a two-point game.

Liana Tennant scored Waterloo's lone goal of the game.

YORK 2, QUEEN'S 1, SO

At York, Courtney Unruh scored the shootout winner as the No. 9 Lions edged the No. 7 Queen's Gaels by a 2-1 score on Saturday.

York's Autumn Mills opened the scoring late in the first period on a helper from Kelsey Webster. But Queen's tied the score in the opening minute of the second period. Elizabeth Kench scored on an assist by Brittany McHaffie. It remained deadlocked at one until the shootout.

York goaltender Sydney McMurter made 43 saves in the victory. Queen's counterpart Mel Dodd-Moher made 34 saves.

GUELPH 5, WESTERN 4

At Western, the Guelph Gryphons scored four unanswered goals, including three in the third period in a 5-4 comeback victory over the host Mustangs.

Five different Gryphons scored against the Mustangs, including Jody Hodgins, Jessica Zerafa, Dayna Kanis, Tamara Bell and Tori Woods. Woods' game-winning goal came with just over five minutes remaining in regulation. Erin Small assisted on three Guelph tallies.

Chantal Morais, Katie Dillon, Ellie Seedhouse and Tawn Rellinger scored for Western.

TORONTO 6, UOIT 5, OT

At Toronto, Annie DelGuidice scored in overtime to lift the Varsity Blues to a 6-5 win over the UOIT Ridgebacks on Saturday.

DelGuidice had a four-point game for the Varsity Blues, assisting on three Toronto goals in regulation, including Brenley Jorgensen's goal with just four seconds remaining in the third period which forced overtime.

Toronto's Natalie Hughes scored a pair of goals and added an assist. Callie Bazak and Lindsay Hill also scored for the Varsity Blues.

Meghan Steacy of the Ridgebacks earned a hat trick in a losing effort. Chrissy Tereshyn also scored for UOIT.

BROCK 3, WINDSOR 1

At Windsor, the Brock Badgers earned a 3-1 road victory over the Lancers on Saturday.

Kristen Dewsbury, Maggie Matheson and Karolyn McIlmoyle all scored for the Badgers.

Julie Hamilton scored Windsor's lone goal.