Abbey Murphy is known for playing her own game. It's flamboyant and it's boisterous, but above all else it's skilled and fast. She combined it all on Saturday on the University of Minnesota's second goal against Minnesota State. Darting down the left wing side, Murphy, who was recently named to USA's Olympic roster [https://thehockeynews.com/womens/international/usa-names-olympic-women-s-hockey-team], flipped the puck into the air to herself, batted it down through the legs of a Minnesota State defender, before sending it to teammate Bella Fanale with one hand who scored. Last season Murphy drew attention with an empty net slap shot [https://thehockeynews.com/womens/college/minnesotas-abbey-murphy-pulls-the-ridly-greig-with-empty-net-slapshot], mimicking Ridly Grieg's controversial NHL goal. Murphy currently leads the nation with 28 goals and 50 points in 22 NCAA women's hockey games.
