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Wisconsin Wild Alumnae Newsletter Weeks of January 5 and 12, 2009 Wisconsin Wild Alumnae Newsletter Weeks of January 5 and 12, 2009 Marie-Michelle Poirier named WCHA Rookie of the Week (adapted from a UND website article) University of North Dakota freshman forward and Wisconsin Wild alumna Marie-Michelle Poirier was named the WCHA Rookie Player of the Week on January 7th for her performances at the Easton Showcase in St. Cloud, Minn., against Rensselaer and Wayne State. A sophomore in her first year of eligibility at UND, Marie scored both regulation goals in the Fighting Sioux's 3-2 overtime victory over Rensselaer last Friday. Marie scored her two goals on three shots, answering both Rensselaer goals and forcing overtime. Her goal at 13:26 of the first period was shorthanded and tied the game at 1-1 while her sixth goal of the season came in the third period with just 2:35 left in regulation and knotted the score at 2-2. The Sioux then went on to win 3-2 in overtime just 29 seconds into the extra session. On the season, Marie is sixth in scoring among her UND teammates with six goals, six assists and 12 points while playing in all 20 games to date. Last two weeks’ game results: Tuesday, December 30 Providence College 1, Yale University 2 Sarah Tittman (Yale) was a starter and took a shot in the game. Sarah was injured late in the second period of the game and unable to return. Dartmouth College 4, University of Vermont 1 Sue Schmitz (Dartmouth) was +1, in the game. Friday, January 2 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 2, University of North Dakota 3 (ot) (Easton Showcase) Marie-Michelle Poirier (North Dakota) scored two goals, including a short- hander, and took 3 shots in the game. Marie was named 2nd star of the game. The UND game recap said that Marie “buried her first goal of the game with a breakaway, backhanded goal short side.” UND Head Coach Brian Idalski said of Marie, “I think she really committed herself coming off of the break. “She was fresh mentally coming back and had a great week of practice. She has really been pushing herself and I think she has now seen the benefit of that in a game. That was tremendous and we need that out of her more and more as we go along the rest of the season.” Boston College 3, Colgate University 1 Meghan Fardelmann (Boston College) earned the assist on the game-winning goal and took 7 shots in the game. Concordia College (MN) 3, Concordia University (WI) 6 Bre Bian (Concordia-MN) took 3 shots and won 7 of her 10 face-offs, and Leah Shapiro (Concordia-WI) scored an empty net goal and took 5 shots in the game. Rochester Institute Technology 4, Sacred Heart University 4 (ot) Kelley Prom (RIT) took a shot and won 5 of her 6 face-offs in the game. Amherst College 0, Gustavus Adolphus College 3 Michelle McGann (Amherst) took 4 shots in the game. Boston University 5, Ohio State University 3 Holly Lorms (Boston University) took 3 shots and won 8 of her 13 face-offs in the game. Bemidji State University 2, Robert Morris University 0 Lexy Parenteau (Bemidji) scored a goal and took 3 shots in the game. Princeton University 1, Harvard University 0 Quinnipiac University 1, Dartmouth College 1 (ot) Yale University 2, Northeastern University 0 Wayne State University 3, St. Cloud State University 2 (Easton Showcase) Saturday, January 3 Rochester Institute Technology 11, Sacred Heart University 3 Kelley Prom (RIT) took 2 shots and won 4 of her 7 face-offs in the game. Concordia College (MN) 7, Concordia University (WI) 0 Bre Bian (Concordia-MN) earned an assist, took 2 shots, and won 5 of her 8 face-offs, and Leah Shapiro (Concordia-WI) won 2 of her 4 face-offs in the game. Bemidji State University 3, Robert Morris University 1 Lexy Parenteau (Bemidji) earned an assist on the game’s first goal, took a shot, won all 4 of her face-offs, and was +2 in the game. Williams College 3, St. Anselm College 4 (ot) (St. Anselm Tournament) Michelle LaCombe (St. Anselm) scored an unassisted goal and took 3 shots in the game. Boston University 2, Ohio State University 2 (ot) Holly Lorms (Boston University), pictured left, scored the game-tying goal, took 2 shots, and won 6 of her 9 face-offs in the game. Wayne State University 3, University of North Dakota 3 (ot) (Easton Showcase) Marie-Michelle Poirier (North Dakota) took a shot in the game. Boston College 1, Yale University 0 (ot) Meghan Fardelmann (Boston College) took 3 shots in the game Wesleyan University 1, Utica College 5 Leah Coe (Wesleyan), pictured right, scored her team’s only goal, unassisted on a power play, and took 3 shots, and Meagan Sudik (Utica) earned 2 assists, including one on the game-winning goal, and took 5 shots in the game. Meagan was named 2nd star of the game. Elmira College 4, Middlebury College 5 (ot) Jamie Kivi (Elmira) earned an assist on a power play goal in the game. Amherst College 1, University of St. Thomas 2 Kirsten Dier (Amherst) and Michelle McGann (Amherst) were both starters in the game. University of Vermont 0, University of Connecticut 7 Hamline University 1, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire 4 Princeton University 4, Dartmouth College 1 Quinnipiac University 1, Harvard University 3 Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst. 2, St. Cloud State Univ. 0 (Easton Showcase) Sunday, January 4 University of Vermont 1, University of Connecticut 3 Lindsey Cashman (Vermont) was +1 in the game. Concordia College (MN) 5, St. Olaf College 5 (ot) Katie Iraci (St. Olaf) scored an unassisted goal and earned an assist on a short- handed goal in the game. Bowdoin College 1, St. Anselm College 3 Michelle LaCombe (St. Anselm) was a starter and took a shot in the game. Wesleyan University 0, Utica College 3 Leah Coe (Wesleyan) and Meagan Sudik (Utica) earned an assist on the game- winning goal. Monday, January 5 SUNY-Oswego 5, University of Massachusetts-Boston 1 (Codfish Bowl) Emily Brienzo (UMass) was a starter and took 3 shots in the game. Tuesday, January 6 Neumann College 4, University of Massachusetts-Boston 3 (Codfish Bowl) Emily Brienzo (UMass) was a starter, took 2 shots, and was +1 in the game. Dartmouth College 3, Harvard University 0 Thursday, January 8 Northeastern University 2, Boston University 0 Holly Lorms (Boston University) took 3 shots and won 8 of her 14 face-offs in the game. Friday, January 9 University of North Dakota 3, St. Cloud State University 1 Marie-Michelle Poirier (North Dakota) took a shot and was +1 in the game. St. Michael’s College 2, University of Massachusetts-Boston 3 Emily Brienzo (UMass) was a starter and took 3 shots in the game. Hamilton College 2, Amherst College 6 Michelle McGann (Amherst), pictured left, scored 2 goals in the game, including the game-winner on a power play and an unassisted goal. Boston College 2, St. Lawrence University 4 Megan Fardelmann (Boston College), pictured right, scored an unassisted goal and took 3 shots in the game. Adrian College 2, Concordia College (MN) 3 Jen Bextermueller (Concordia) took 5 shots and won her only face-off in the game. Minnesota State University 1, Bemidji State University 2 Lexy Parenteau (Bemidji) took 2 shots and was +1 in the game. Harvard University 5, Brown University 3 Dartmouth College 5, Yale University 2 Concordia University (WI) 1, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point 10 University of Wisconsin-Superior 1, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire 2 Wesleyan University 3, Connecticut College 2 Saturday, January 10 University of New Hampshire 0, Providence College 5 Micaela Long (New Hampshire) was a starter and took 3 shots in the game. Boston University 0, University of Connecticut 3 Holly Lorms (Boston University) took 3 shots in the game. SUNY-Plattsburgh 1, Elmira College 2 Jamie Kivi (Elmira) was a starter, took a shot, and was +1 in the game. Chatham University 0, Rochester Institute of Technology 6 Kelley Prom (RIT) earned an assist and took 5 shots in the game. Adrian College 7, Concordia College (MN) 2 Bre Bian (Concordia) earned assists on both of her team’s goals and took 5 shots in the game. Minnesota State University 1, Bemidji State University 4 Lexy Parenteau (Bemidji) earned an assist on the game-winning goal, took a team-high 5 shots, and won 8 of her 12 face-offs in the game. Wesleyan University 0, Amherst College 2 Kirsten Dier (Amherst) was a starter in the game. Boston College 4, St. Lawrence University 1 Megan Fardelmann (Boston College) scored the first goal of the game, earned an assist, and took a game-high 9 shots in the game. The College of St. Catherine 1, St. Olaf College 2 Katie Iraci (St. Olaf), pictured left, earned an assist on the game-winning goal and took 2 shots in the game. Finlandia University 1, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire 7 Lynne Erspamer (Eau Claire) earned an assist and took a shot in the game. Utica College 3, Trinity College 4 (ot) Meagan Sudik (Utica) scored a power play goal and earned an assist on a shorthanded goal in the game. Calgary Oval X-Treme 3, Edmonton Chimos 1 (WWHL) Kendall Newell (Calgary) made 25 saves to earn the win. University of Vermont 1, Mercyhurst College 8 Lindenwood University (ACHA) 2, St. Mary’s University (NCAA) 3 (ot) University of North Dakota 2, St. Cloud State University 3 Harvard University 1, Yale University 0 Dartmouth College 9, Brown University 1 Sunday, January 11 Chatham University 1, Rochester Institute of Technology 6 Kelley Prom (RIT) earned an assist on the game-winning goal, took 5 shots, and was the only player at +4 in the game.
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