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CHA Tournament 2016-17 SCHEDULE Date: Fri., March 3 (Semifi nals) SEPTEMBER Time: approx. 7:00 PM 24 MONTREAL (Exh.) L, 3-2 (OT) 30 BEMIDJI STATE L, 2-1 Location: Buff alo, N.Y. OCTOBER Arena: HARBORCENTER Coverage: Stretch Passport 1 BEMIDJI STATE L, 3-0 14 at Northeastern T, 1-1 15 at Northeastern L, 1-0 21 No. 5 COLGATE L, 3-2 22 at No. 5 Colgate T, 2-2 SYRACUSE AT A GLANCE 28 LINDENWOOD* W, 4-0 Syracuse Mercyhurst Penn State RIT 29 LINDENWOOD* W, 4-0 Overall Record 15-12-5 15-17-2 9-20-5 6-26-2 NOVEMBER Home Record 7-5-2 6-8-2 2-11-3 3-14-0 4 at Robert Morris* T, 2-2 Road Record 8-7-3 9-8-0 7-9-2 3-12-2 5 at Robert Morris* L, 2-1 Scoring Off ense 2.5 2.6 2.1 1.4 11 at Mercyhurst* W, 4-2 Scoring Defense 1.8 2.4 3.0 3.3 12 at Mercyhurst* L, 4-3 Shots Per Game 27.6 28.9 24.6 21.7 19 MINNESOTA WHITECAPS (Exh.)@ L, 3-1 Shot Pct. 9.2 9.1 8.7 6.4 20 MINNESOTA WHITECAPS (Exh.) T, 2-2 Save Pct. 91.6 89.7 90.9 90.2 25 at No. 7 North Dakota W, 3-0 Power Play Pct. 11.4 14.5 14.6 7.7 26 at No. 7 North Dakota L, 3-0 PIM Avg. 11.8 11.4 8.5 10.2 DECEMBER Penalty Kill Pct. 88.9 85.3 85.3 79.4 2 RIT* T, 2-2 Faceoff Pct. 51.2 -- 50.0 47.4 3 at RIT* W, 3-0 Orange Coming Into The Game 9 No. 4 CLARKSON T, 2-2 The Orange clinched a fi rst round bye in the College Hockey America tournament as the second place 10 No. 4 at Clarkson L, 4-1 team with 30 conferernce points. JANUARY Syracuse is coming off a sweep of Penn State last weekend on the road. The Orange off ense fl ourished 4 at No. 6 Boston College L, 4-3 with a 5-1 win on Friday and the defense held the Nittany Lions in check on Saturday with a 2-0 shutout. 10 at Cornell L, 7-2 The Orange are led by their junior class on off ense with Stephanie Grossi, Alysha Burriss and Emily 13 PENN STATE* W, 3-1 Costales being the top three point scorers. Grossi leads all with 28 points on 14 goals and 14 assists. 14 PENN STATE* W, 4-1 Costales comes in second with 25 points (nine goals goals, 16 assists) and Burriss is third with 23 points 20 at Lindenwood* W, 5-0 (10 goals, 13 assists). 21 at Lindenwood* W, 3-0 Since the New Year, 13 diff erent Orange members have scored 45 goals, including eight goals from 27 No. 7 ROBERT MORRIS* L, 1-3 Stephanie Grossi and seven from Emily Costales. Alysha Burriss also has added fi ve goals. The Orange 28 No. 7 ROBERT MORRIS* W, 5-1 have outscored opponents, 45-23, in 2017. FEBRUARY Syracuse has had nine shutouts this season, the most in program history. Goaltender Abbey Miller 10 MERCYHURST* W, 3-0 is responsible for eight of those, setting a new Syracuse single-season record. Her seven conference 11 MERCYHURST* L, 3-2 shutouts are also a new CHA record. 17 at RIT* W, 5-2 18 RIT* W, 2-0 Tournament Schedule 24 at Penn State* W, 5-1 March 2: Quarterfi nals 25 at Penn State* W, 2-0 #3 Mercyhurst vs. #6 Lindenwood - 4:00 PM MARCH #4 Penn State vs. #5 RIT - 7:00 PM 3 CHA Tournament Semifi nals# 7 PM March 3: Semifi nals 4 CHA Tournament Championship# 4 PM #1 Robert Morris vs. lowest remaining seed - 4:00 PM #2 Syracuse vs. highest remaining seed - 7:00 PM HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS March 4: Championship Game - 4:00 PM *-CHA Game @- played at War Memorial Syracuse’s Opponent #- Buff alo, N.Y. If Mercyhurst beats Lindenwood in the fi rst game of the quarterfi nals, the Orange will take on the Lakers on Friday. If Lindenwood upsets the Lakers, ‘Cuse will play the winner of the second quarterfi nal game between MEDIA INFORMATION Penn State and RIT. Hockey SID...... Lillie-Anne Mulligan Offi ce ...... 315-443-1290 Conference Regular Season Awards Cell ...... 270-841-7352 Syracuse had several players earn conference awards for their play during the regular season. E-mail ...... [email protected] Allie Munroe was named the CHA Defenseman of the Year and earned First Team All-Conference honors. The Syracuse University Athletic Communications staff is Abbey Miller earned the CHA Goaltending Trophy and was named Second Team All-Conference. available to assist home and visiting media. Contact Lillie- Stephanie Grossi earned First Team All-Conference honors alongside Munroe. Anne Mulligan for credentials, releases, statistics or general Lindsay Eastwood was named to the All-Rookie team. hockey info and for assistance in arranging interviews with coaches and student-athletes.
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Where The Orange Rank Syracuse has been tough on defense this year, holding opponents to 1.78 goals per game. That mark Orange Record When ... is the best average in College Hockey America and the ninth best in the country. Overall, the Orange Overall ...... 15-12-5 have allowed 57 goals this season, the least in the league by nine goals. Home ...... 7-5-2 The Orange also has the eighth best penalty kill in the country with an 89.0 percent mark, allowing Away ...... 8-7-3 only 18 power play goals all season. Neutral ...... 0-0-0 Junior goaltender Abbey Miller has the best goals against average (1.61) in the CHA and the seventh CHA Games ...... 14-4-2 best in the country. She is tied for third nationally in shutouts with eight this season and her .922 save Home ...... 7-2-1 percentage is the second best in the league. She also has the second best winning percentage in the Away ...... 7-2-1 league (.569). Stephanie Grossi is sixth in the league in points with 28 this season, tied for fi fth in goals (14) and tied On Tuesdays ...... 0-1-0 for tenth in assists with 14. On Wednesdays ...... 0-1-0 Emily Costales is seventh in the CHA with 25 points and tied for fi fth in assists with 16. On Fridays ...... 8-3-4 Alysha Burriss is tied for ninth in the league in points with 23 and is tied for ninth in goals with 10. On Saturdays ...... 7-7-1 Allie Munroe is tied for 10th in assists in the conference with 14 and is tied for the third highest scoring defenseman in the CHA with 20 points this season. She is also tied for 14th among defensemen in In September ...... 0-1-0 points scored per game (0.62). Heather Schwarz is tied for ninth in CHA with 10 goals in the 2016-17 campaign and tied for seventh In October...... 2-3-2 with two game-winners. In November ...... 2-3-1 Jessica Sibley’s 14 assists on the season is tied for the tenth most in the league. In December ...... 1-1-2 Savannah Rennie has the third most points among CHA freshmen with 18 points. The rookie is tied In January ...... 5-3-0 for fi rst in game-winning goals this season with four. She is also tied for the 10th most power play In February...... 5-1-0 goals with three this season. Senior Larissa Martyniuk is tied in 10th place in the CHA among defensemen with 11 points this year. In Overtime ...... 0-0-5 Redshirt freshman Lindsay Eastwood has 10 points this season, eighth most among freshmen in the In One-Goal Games ...... 0-7-0 CHA. In Two-Goal Games ...... 4-1-0 Games Decided by three-or-more ...... 11-4-0 Blank Score Syracuse has held nine opponents scoreless this season, including eight in conference play. The nine Leading after First Period ...... 10-4-2 shutouts is the most in program history. The eight conference shutouts is the most by an Orange Trailing after First Period ...... 2-6-0 team, more than doubling the previous season-high of three reached in 2012-13 and 2015-16. Tied after First Period ...... 3-2-3 Abbey Miller has been responsible for eight of the team’s nine shutouts. That mark is a new Syracuse and CHA single-season record. She is tied for the Orange career-high also reached by Billadeau and Leading after Second Period ...... 13-1-1 Jenesica Drinkwater. Trailing after Second Period ...... 1-9-1 Close Games Tied after Second Period...... 1-2-3 The Orange have been in many close games this season. Of their 12 losses, seven have come from one-goal decisions. Scoring First ...... 13-4-4 The game-winners in four of those one-goal losses came in the third period. Opponent Scores First ...... 2-8-1 Syracuse has also been in several close games that ended in ties this season. The Orange have fi ve ties this season, which is the third most in a season in program history. Following a Win ...... 8-4-2 Following a Loss ...... 5-4-3 CHA Weekly Honors For ‘Cuse Following a Tie ...... 2-3-0 Junior Alysha Burriss won CHA Player of the Week on Dec. 12 for her play against No. 4 Clarkson. She scored the game-tying goal with 1:59 left in the game against the Golden Knights and then assisted Scoring One or Fewer Goals ...... 0-7-0 on the lone Syracuse goal in Potsdam the next day. Scoring Two Goals ...... 2-3-5 Sophomore goaltender Maddi Welch won her fi rst conference award, earning CHA Goalie of the Scoring Three Goals ...... 5-2-0 Week honors for the week of Dec. 5 for her shutout performance at RIT on Dec. 3. The Orange picked Scoring Four-or-more Goals ...... 8-0-0 up a 3-0 win behind Welch's play, the second shutout of her career. Junior goalie Abbey Miller earned CHA Goaltender of the Week (Oct. 24) for her play against No. 5 Allowing One or Fewer Goals ...... 13-1-1 Colgate. In the second game of the series, Miller secured a career-high 35 saves. On the weekend, she Allowing Two Goals ...... 2-2-4 had a combined 49 saves in the two games. Four of the fi ve goals scored by the Raiders were scored Allowing Three Goals ...... 0-5-0 on the power play. Miller won Goalie of the Week honors again on Jan. 23 after posting back-to-back Allowing Four-or-more Goals ...... 0-4-0 shutouts for the second time against Lindenwood. Allie Munroe also earned Player of the Week following the Lindenwood series. The sophomore had a career night in the fi rst game, posting four points, being a part of all but one of the Orange’s goals Recording More Shots ...... 12-6-4 that evening. The four points were the second most in a single-game in Syracuse history. Recording Fewer Shots...... 2-5-1 Savannah Rennie claimed Co-Rookie of the Week honors after scoring her fi rst career game-winner Tied in Shots ...... 1-1-0 in the fi rst game against Lindenwood on Jan. 20. She also had two assists on the night, registering a career-high three points. Winning More Faceoff s ...... 8-8-1 Rennie claimed Rookie of the Week honors again on Feb. 27 after scoring three goals and an assist at Losing More Faceoff s ...... 5-4-4 Penn State. She had both game-winners for the Orange in the two games against the Nittany Lions. Tied in Faceoff s ...... 2-0-0 Emily Costales was named Player of the Week on Feb. 27 after she had a four-point performance at Penn State. More Penalty Minutes ...... 8-5-2 Fewer Penalty Minutes ...... 5-0-1 Penalty Minutes are Even ...... 2-7-2
Scoring on the Power Play ...... 4-4-2 Not Scoring on the Power Play ...... 11-8-3 Opponent Scores on the Power Play ...... 1-8-3 Opponent Doesn’t Score on the Power Play ...... 14-4-2 SYRACUSE (15-12-5, 14-4-2 CHA)
...And CHA Monthly Honors For The Orange 2016-17 Statistical Leaders Juniors Abbey Miller and Stephanie Grossi each received monthly conference awards for their play in January. Miller was named CHA Goalie of the Month and Grossi was tabbed Points Player of the Month. 1. Stephanie Grossi ...... 28 Miller held opponents to only nine goals in eight games in January, posting a 1.35 goals against average in nearly 400 minutes in net. During the month, she had consecutive 2. Emily Costales ...... 25 shutouts against Lindenwood and had a 178:17 scoreless streak going, the longest streak 3. Alysha Burriss ...... 23 in Orange history. Miller claimed Goalie of the Month in February as well after shutting out three opponents. Those shutouts helped the junior set a new Syracuse single-season record. Goals Grossi led the Orange, and the league, with 11 points in the month of January, doubling 1. Stephanie Grossi ...... 14 her point total for the season. She had fi ve goals and six assists during the month and 2. Heather Schwarz ...... 10 had a game-winning goal against Penn State. She also assisted on both game-winners at Lindenwood. Alysha Burriss ...... 10 CHA Tournament History Assists Syracuse has never won the CHA tournament title. However, the Orange have advanced 1. Emily Costales ...... 16 to the championship game fi ve-of-eight times, including the past two years (2014-15 and 2. Stephanie Grossi ...... 14 2015-16). Jessica Sibley ...... 14 First time for everything Allie Munroe ...... 14 So far this season, freshmen Savannah Rennie, Kelli Rowswell and Lindsay Eastwood and Game-winning goals sophomore Sarah Stuehr have each scored the fi rst goal of their Syracuse career. Rennie’s came against Northeastern on Oct. 14 on the power play. Rowswell found the net on Oct. 1. Savannah Rennie ...... 4 21 against No. 5 Colgate. Stuehr scored at Penn State on Feb. 24. 2. Heather Schwarz ...... 2 Lindsay Eastwood scored her fi rst career goal in Syracuse’s 2-1 loss at Robert Morris on Nov. 3. Nine tied ...... 1 5. She also has three assists on the season in her fi rst 14 games suiting up for the Orange. She scored her fi rst game-winner at No. 7 North Dakota on Nov. 25 on the power play in the fi rst period. Blocks 1. Dakota Derrer ...... 68 The Orange in Non-Conference 2. Larissa Martyniuk ...... 37 Syracuse played a tough non-conference schedule in the 2016-17 season. Of the Orange’s seven non-league opponents, three were ranked at the time of the game, six were ranked 3. Allie Munroe ...... 34 at some point this season and all seven have received votes this season. The Orange fi nished with a 1-8-4 out-of-league record. Plus/Minus 1. Megan Quinn ...... +17 Syracuse Picked as CHA Favorites Syracuse was voted as the favorites to win the 2016-17 College Hockey America (CHA) 2. Jessica Sibley ...... +15 regular season championship for the second consecutive season in the preseason poll. 3. Dakota Derrer ...... +14 The Orange received fi ve of the six fi rst place votes, earning 25 points in the poll, edging Emily Costales ...... +14 out Mercyhurst, the defending champions. Team (First-Place Votes) Points 1. Syracuse (5) 25 CHA Final Standings 2. Mercyhurst (1) 20 3. Robert Morris 16 Team Conf. Points Overall 4. Penn State 15 Robert Morris 15-3-2 32 22-4-6 T-5. RIT 7 Syracuse 14-4-2 30 15-12-5 Mercyhurst 11-8-1 23 15-17-2 T-5. Lindenwood 7 Penn State 8-10-2 18 9-20-5 RIT 4-14-2 10 6-26-2 Last Season Lindenwood 3-16-1 7 5-24-2 The Orange fi nished last season with a 19-14-3 record and a program-high 14 wins in conference play. Syracuse returns 17 letterwinners from last season and brings in eight newcomers, USCHO.com Division I Women’s Poll including six freshmen, a transfer and redshirt freshman Lindsay Eastwood. (Feb. 6) In the CHA tournament, Syracuse advanced to the championship game for the fi fth time Team (fi rst place votes) Record Points in program history and second consecutive year. The Orange fell to Mercyhurst 4-3 in 1. Wisconsin (15) 28-2-4 150 overtime. 2. Minnesota-Duluth 24-5-5 134 Returning from 2015-16 3. Clarkson 27-4-5 118 Syracuse returns 70 percent of its scoring off ense and 66 percent of its assist production. 4. St. Lawrence 26-4-4 101 CHA First-Teamer Stephanie Grossi returns for her junior season after leading the team with 36 points a season ago. 5. Minnesota 25-6-5 96 Senior Jessica Sibley returns after earning CHA second team honors with 30 points in 2015- 6. Boston College 25-5-5 76 16. Grossi and Sibley both earned scoring trophies for their play last season. 7. Cornell 19-7-5 59 Megan Quinn, one of the conference’s top defenseman, returns for her junior year. Quinn was a CHA second team selection in 2015-16. 8. Princeton 20-8-3 40 9. Robert Morris 22-4-6 34 10. Quinnipiac 21-10-6 9 SYRACUSE (15-12-5, 14-4-2 CHA)
Newcomers Six freshmen will suit up for the Orange in 2016-17, including Amanda Bäckebo, Ady Cohen, Orange Career Leaders Logan Hicks, Allie Olnowich, Savannah Rennie and Kelli Rowswell. Also new to the team is transfer Brooke Avery who spent a season at New Hampshire previously. POINTS As a forward, Avery played in 41 games last season registering a goal and an assist. 1. 112 Melissa PiacenƟ ni (53g 59a) 2012-16 Lindsay Eastwood sat out last season, but will play for the Orange this season. Eastwood was a 2. 96 Holly Carrie-Maƫ moe (39g 57a) 2009-13 member of the 2014 U18 Canadian team. 3. 94 Stephanie Grossi (37g, 57a) 2014-pres. 4. 91 Jessica Sibley (34g, 55a) 2013-pres. Current Orange in the Record Book 5. 86 Margot Scharfe (41g 45a) 2010-14 Senior Jessica Sibley ranks in the top 10 of the three major career categories for the Orange in 6. 81 Nicole Ferrara (37g 44a) 2011-16 points, goals and assists. She comes in fourth in points with 91, sixth in goals with 35 and fi fth 81 Isabel Menard (34g 47a) 2009-11 in assists with 56. 8. 78 Julie Rising (33g 45a) 2008-11 Sibley is second on the team with 14 assists this season. 9. 76 Nicole Renault (18g 58a) 2012-16 The senior is also tied for fourth place in the Orange record book with 19 multi-point games in 10. 70 Stefanie Marty (34g 36a) 2008-11 her career. GOALS Junior Stephanie Grossi also ranks in the top 10 of those same categories. She is third all-time 1. 53 Melissa PiacenƟ ni 2012-16 with 94 points, tied for fourth place with 37 goals and tied for tied for third with 57 assists. 2. 41 Margot Scharfe 2010-14 The junior is also tied for fourth in program history with 19 career multiple point games. 3. 39 Holly Carrie-Maƫ moe 2009-13 Grossi leads the team in points this season with 28 points on 14 goals and 14 assists. 4. 37 Nicole Ferrara 2011-16 Grossi’s 22 assists last season were the second most by any Syracuse player in a single 37 Stephanie Grossi 2014-pres. season and her freshman total of 21 was the fourth most. 6. 35 Jessica Sibley 2013-pres. Her 33 points last season were the third highest in the CHA. 7. 34 Stefanie Marty 2008-11 34 Isabel Menard 2009-11 Junior Alysha Burriss cracked the top 10 in career goals for Syracuse with 33 goals. 9. 33 Julie Rising 2008-11 Exhibitions: Montreal and Whitecaps 33 Alysha Burriss 2014-pres. MONTREAL: ASSISTS Syracuse fell to the University of Montreal on Sept. 24 in an exhibition game played at Tennity 1. 59 Melissa Piacentini 2012-16 Ice Pavilion in overtime 3-2. 2. 58 Nicole Renault 2012-16 Montreal was the 2016 Canadian National Champions. 3. 57 Holly Carrie-Mattimoe 2009-13 The Orange outshot Montreal 34-22 and battled back from 2-0 defi cit. 57 Stephanie Grossi 2014-pres. Stephanie Grossi scored fi rst for the Orange on a Emily Costales assist. Heather Schwarz 5. 56 Jessica Sibley 2013-pres. equalized on a Karleigh Scully assist. 6. 51 Akane Hosoyamada 2010-15 Maddi Welsh and Abbey Miller split time in net in the two contests. WHITECAPS: 7. 47 Isabel Menard 2009-11 8. 45 Margot Scharfe 2010-14 Syracuse hosted the Minnesota Whitecaps for an exhibition series in Syracuse on Nov. 19 and 20. 45 Julie Rising 2008-11 In the fi rst game, the Whitecaps defeated Syracuse, 3-1, at War Memorial Arena. A 10. 44 Nicole Ferrara 2011-16 scoreless fi rst period was followed by a two-goal performance from the Whitecaps in the second. Allie Munroe scored for the Orange in the third to bring ‘Cuse within one. In an attempt to tie POINTS BY A DEFENSEMAN the game, Syracuse pulled goaltender Maddi Welch to give the Orange an extra attacker. The 1. 76 Nicole Renault 2012-16 Whitecaps were able to score a goal on an empty Syracuse net to win the game 3-1. 2. 61 Akane Hosoyamada 2010-15 In the second game, Heather Schwarz was the star of the night with two goals in the contest. 3. 50 Kallie Goodnough 2012-15 She snagged her fi rst in the fi nal minute of the fi rst period to give the Orange a 1-0 lead. The 4. 49 Larissa Martyniuk 2013-pres. Whitecaps drew even with a breakaway goal in the second period and then took the lead in 5. 44 Caitlin Roach 2010-14 the third period. A little over a minute later, Schwarz scored the game-tying goal. After fi nishing 6. 31 Megan Quinn 2014-pres. regulation still tied 2-2, the two teams played a fi ve-minute overtime period but neither squad 7. 30 Brittney Krebs 2010-14 was able to score. 30 Allie Munroe 2015-pres. In the games against the Whitecaps, head coach Paul Flanagan used his backup goaltenders 9. 21 Jacquie Greco 2009-13 Welch and freshman Ady Cohen. Welch also started in the second game of the season against 10. 19 Dakota Derrer 2014-pres. Bemidji State. She fi nished with 27 saves in the game. For Cohen, it was the fi rst time on the ice against an opponent in her Orange career. She posted 36 saves in her unoffi cial debut. Goaltending Career Records SAVES 1. 2161 Kallie Billadeau (194 GA) 2010-14 2. 2083 Jenn Gilligan (232 GA) 2014-16 3. 1658 Lucy Schoedel (162 GA) 2008-10 4. 1573 Jenesica Drinkwater (145 GA) 2010-14 5. 610 Abbey Miller (58 GA) 2014-pres. 6. 143 Maddi Welch (9 GA) 2015-pres.
SHUTOUTS 1. 8 Kallie Billadeau 2010-14 8 Jenesica Drinkwater 2010-14 8 Abbey Miller 2014-pres. 4. 6 Jenn Gilligan 2014-16 5. 5 Lucy Schoedel 2008-10 SYRACUSE (15-12-5, 14-4-2 CHA)
Game Recaps vs. BEMIDJI STATE at MERCYHURST Sept. 30 - L, 2-1 | Syracuse, N.Y. Nov. 11 - W, 4-2 | Eerie, Pa. • Jessica Sibley scored the fi rst goal of the season for the Orange on the power play in the • Mercyhurst jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the fi rst period on the power play. fi rst period. • The Orange scored three times in the second period to take a 3-1 edge into the • The Beavers tied the game up with a goal in the second period and took the lead in the third. Heather Schwarz scored twice in the frame and Stephanie Grossi also scored. third period. • The Lakers scored again the third to cut the lead to 3-2, but Megan Quinn respond- • Abbey Miller started in net for Syracuse and registered 19 saves. ed for Syracuse with a goal of her own to give ‘Cuse a cushion. Oct. 1 - L, 3-0 | Syracuse, N.Y. • Junior goaltender Abbey Miller had 22 saves on the game. • The Orange were blanked by the Beavers in the second game of the weekend series. Nov. 12 - L, 4-3 | Eerie, Pa. • Savannah Rennie had a chance for her fi rst goal in the fi rst period when she was • In the fi rst and second periods, Syracuse picked up right where they left off . The awarded a penalty shot, but she narrowly missed hitting the bar. Orange scored three goals in the fi rst two periods for a 3-1 lead. • Maddi Welch played in net for the Orange and had 27 saves, a career high. • Mercyhurst bounced back in the third period with three goals of their own to win the game 4-3. • Stephanie Grossi had two goals in the game and Brooke Avery netted her second at NORTHEASTERN goal of the season in the contest. Oct. 14 - T, 2-2 | Boston, Mass. • Junior goaltender Abbey Miller fi nished the game with 23 saves. • Syracuse showed resiliency, responding twice after a Northeastern goal. • The Huskies found the back of the net in the second period on the power play. The Or- ange answered with a goal of their own a few minutes later. Savannah Rennie scored her at No. 7 NORTH DAKOTA fi rst career goal after Lindsay Eastwood passed to Jessica Sibley who fi red into a group of Nov. 25 - W, 3-0 | Grand Forks, N.D. people and Rennie put her stick on it to score. • The Orange and goaltender Abbey Miller secured their third shutout of the season • Northeastern retook the lead in the third period, but Syracuse responded with an Alysha in Grand Forks against the Fighting Hawks. Miller fi nished the game with 19 saves Burriss goal with 10 minutes left in the game. in the game. It was the fi rst this season North Dakota had been shutout and the three-goal win is tied for largest against the Hawks along with No. 1 Wisconsin’s 5-2 • Abbey Miller started for the Orange and registered 23 saves in the game. win on Oct. 23. Oct. 15 - L, 1-0 | Boston, Mass. • Lindsay Eastwood scored the game-winner in the fi rst period. It was her second • In the fi rst period, the Huskies took a 1-0 lead and the score would not change the rest goal of the season, but her fi rst career game-winning goal. of the game. • Heather Schwarz netted two goals in the contest. It was the second time this season • Miller had 20 saves in the game. Schwarz has had multiple goals in a game. Her three points in the game were a new single game high for the senior. vs. No. 5 COLGATE • With the win, Syracuse has now beaten a ranked opponent in each of the last four Oct. 21 - L, 3-2 | Syracuse, N.Y. seasons. It was the fi rst road win for the Orange against a ranked foe since Oct. 4, • The Orange jumped out to a 2-0 lead, but conceded three goals to give the Raiders a 3-2 2013 when Syracuse topped Northeastern, 4-1, in Boston. win. Nov. 26 - L, 3-0 | Grand Forks, N.D. • Two minutes into the game, Stephanie Grossi put the Orange on the board on a short- • The Hawks were able to get a goal in each of the three periods to win by a score of handed goal. 3-0 in the second game of the weekend series with the Orange. • Kelli Rowswell gave Syracuse the 2-0 lead with her fi rst career goal a little over a minute • Goaltender Abbey Miller fi nished with 22 saves in the loss. later. • Syracuse won the advantage in faceoff s with a 29 of 53 mark. Oct. 22 - T, 2-2 | Hamilton, N.Y. • Syracuse scored fi rst in the fi rst period. Heather Schwarz scored on an assist from Alysha vs. RIT Burriss. Dec. 2 - T, 2-2 | Syracuse, N.Y. • Colgate tied things up a few minutes later. • Allie Munroe got the Orange going in the fi rst period with the fi rst goal of the • The second period was a defensive battle. Abbey Miller turned away 14 shots in the game. It was the fi rst goal of the season for the sophomore. period, including fi ve in a 13-shot sequence by the Raiders. • Kelli Rowswell scored her second goal of her career to give Syracuse a 2-0 lead in • Tied at 1-1 in the third period, both teams were looking for a game-winner. Stephanie the fi rst period. Neither team scored in the second, but RIT came back to tie the Grossi put the puck in the net with 6:33 left in the game, but Colgate took the game to game in the thrid frame. Both teams failed to score in overtime, resulting in a 2-2 tie. overtime with a goal with 25 seconds left. Dec. 3 - W, 3-0 | Rochester, N.Y. • Maddi Welch made her second start in net this season and secured her second vs. LINDENWOOD career shutout with 20 saves in the contest. Oct. 28 - W, 4-0 | Syracuse, N.Y. • Dakota Derrer scored her fi rst goal of the season in what eventually became the • Heather Schwarz scored the fi rst goal in the off ensive fl urry for the Orange in the fi rst game-winner in the second period. period. She would be credited with the game-winner. • Alysha Burriss and Stephanie Grossi also scored in the game. • Savannah Rennie, Brooke Avery and Alysha Burriss each got their name in the scoring • It was the fourth shutout of the season for the Orange. column. • It was goaltender Abbey Miller’s fi rst career shutout. She fi nished with 22 saves. vs. No. 4 CLARKSON Oct. 29 - W, 4-0 | Syracuse, N.Y. Dec. 9 - T, 2-2 | Syracuse, N.Y. • Abbey Miller became the fi rst Orange goaltender to secure consecutive shutouts against • Heather Schwarz scored the fi rst goal of the game in the fi rst period to give the the same team in the same weekend. It was only the fi fth time that Syracuse has secured Orange a 1-0 lead. back-to-back shutouts in program history. • Clarkson tied up the score in the fi rst period and then took the lead in the second. • Larissa Martyniuk put Syracuse on the board fi rst, scoring the game-winner in the • Late in the third period, with Syracuse down 2-1 - Alysha Burriss won a loose puck shutout win. to take it to the house to tie the game with 1:59 left in the game. • Morgan Blank, Alysha Burriss and Heather Schwarz also scored in the contest. It was Bur- • Neither team would score in overtime, ending in a 2-2 tie. riss and Schwarz’s second score of the weekend. • Abbey Miller and the Orange defense held the nation’’s second highest scoring team to two goals in the game. The Golden Knights were averaging 3.75 goals at ROBERT MORRIS per game and had not scored less than three goals since a 4-1 loss against No. 1 Wisconsin on Oct. 15. Nov. 4 - T, 2-2 | Pittsburgh, Pa. • Emily Costales scored twice for the Orange, only the second time the junior has had Dec. 10 - L, 4-1 | Potsdam, N.Y. • Clarkson scored four straight goals with one in the fi rst period and three in the multiple goals in a game. The fi rst came against North Dakota on Nov. 28, 2015. second. • Junior goaltender Abbey Miller had her scoreless streaked snapped at 144:32. Miller • Heather Schwarz kept Syracuse from the shutout with a goal in the second period. fi nished with 25 saves. • Abbey Miller and Maddi Welch split time in the net, with Miller getting the start. Nov. 5 - L, 2-1 | Pittsburgh, Pa. • Lindsay Eastwood scored the fi rst goal of her career in the 2-1 loss. The score came late in the game after Syracuse opted to sit goaltender Abbey Miller in favor of six attacking players. • Robert Morris scored both of their goals in the fi rst quarter and did not score again the rest of the game. SYRACUSE (15-12-5, 14-4-2 CHA)
Game Recaps at No. 6 BOSTON COLLEGE vs. MERCYHURST Jan. 4 - L, 4-3 | Chestnut Hill, Mass. Feb. 10 - W, 3-0 | Syracuse, N.Y. • The Orange came jumping out of the gate, scoring two fi rst period goals to take a 2-0 • Savannah Rennie got the scoring underway for Syracuse with a power play goal in lead against the Eagles. the fi rst period. It was her third power play goal of the season and it would eventu- • Laurence Porlier scored her fi rst goal of the season for the fi rst score of the game. Alysha ally be the game-winner. Burriss added to her season total on a breakaway with a goal with only 18 seconds left • Alysha Burriss added to the Orange goal total with two of her own. Both came in the in the period. third period. • Boston College matched Syracuse’s intensity in the second period, scoring four goals of • Abbey Miller held an opponent scoreless for the sixth time this season and it was their own. Two of those goals came on the power play. the seventh time for Syracuse as a team. • Stephanie Grossi got one to go in the third to bring the Orange within one. Her goal Feb. 11 - L, 3-2 | Syracuse, N.Y. came on an Orange power play. • Mercyhurst took a 1-0 lead in the fi rst period, but there wasn’t another goal until the third period when the Lakers added another. at CORNELL • Down 2-0, the Orange climbed back late in the third period behind goals from Jes- Jan. 10 - L, 7-2 | Ithaca, N.Y. sica Sibley and Stephanie Grossi to tie the game. • Cornell took a 2-0 lead early in the game, but Savannah Rennie took advantage of a Big • With nearly a minute left, Grossi was whistled for a penalty, setting up a Mercyhurst Red penalty with a power play goal in the fi rst period. power play. The Lakers scored with 49 seconds left in the game and claimed a 3-2 • The Big Red scored again in the second, but the Orange chipped into the lead again victory. when Allie Munroe scored her second goal of the season. Cornell responded again to take another two-goal lead. vs. RIT • The third period saw a Cornell off ensive outburst with the Big Red scoring three goals in Feb. 17 - W, 5-2 | Rochester, N.Y. the frame. • Five diff erent members of the team scored in the game, registering 14 points tying a season high. The fi ve goals also tied a season high. • Jessica Sibley scored fi rst just over a minute into the game. RIT evened up the score vs. PENN STATE two minutes later, but Alysha Burriss scored to regain the lead. Jan. 13 - W, 3-1 | Syracuse, N.Y. • Megan Quinn and Emiley Costales each added to the score before RIT scored again • Costales put the Orange on the board early in the fi rst period off of a rebounded Grossi in the third period. shot. Larrissa Martyniuk played the puck to Grossi before the shot. • Savannah Rennie scored the fi nal goal of the game to give the Orange a 5-2 score. • Grossi scored a goal of her own to put Syracuse ahead, 2-0. Costales and Savannah Ren- • ‘Cuse had a season-high 38 shots in the game and held RIT to only 11 shots on goal. nie had the assists on the score. • Four Orange members had multiple points in the game, including Alysha Burriss • Costales scored again for a career-high three points on the day. (1 goal, 1 assist), Lindsay Eastwood (two assists), Stephanie Grossi (two assists) and Jan. 14 - W, 4-1 | Syracuse, N.Y. Allie Munroe (two assists). • The Nittany Lions jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the second period after a scoreless fi rst. Feb. 18 - W, 2-0 | Syracuse, N.Y. The Orange came out and scored four goals in the third period to claim the victory and • On Senior Day at Tennity, senior Jessica Sibley scored in her third-straight game. the two points in conference. Sibley scored fi rst for the Orange, the eventual game-winner. It was her fi rst game- • Allie Munroe scored twice and Laurence Porlier and Brooke Avery each added a goal. winner of the season, but the 10th of her career, making her the Syracuse record Porlier secured the game-winner, the fi rst of her career. holder for career game-winning goals. • Neither team scored in the second period. Stephanie Grossi iced the game with a at LINDENWOOD goal in the third period to put Syracuse ahead, 2-0. • With the win, Syracuse clinched a fi rst round bye in the CHA tournament. Jan. 20 - W, 5-0 | Wentzville, Mo. • Abbey Miller secured her seventh shutout of the season, making her the Syracuse • The Orange came fi ring right out of the gate, scoring three goals in the fi rst period. That single-season record holder in shutouts. is the most by Syracuse in the opening frame this season. • It was the eighth shutout of the season for Syracuse, tying the progam’s highest • Two more ‘Cuse goals were added in the third period to bring the score to 5-0. mark also reached in 2012-13. • Syracuse scored four powerplay goals on the night, tying the school record for most in a game. • The Orange had a season-high 14 points in the game and scored the most goals this at PENN STATE season against the Lions. Feb. 24 - W, 5-1 | University Park, Pa. • Sophomore Allie Munroe had a career night, registering four ponits in the game, one shy • Savannah Rennie started the Orange scoring the fi rst two goals of the game. Both of tying the Orange single-game record. were in the second period. Her second goal was the game-winner. Jan. 21 - W, 3-0 | Wentzville, Mo. • Allie Munroe had the third goal in the third period. • Syracuse registered its sixth shutout of the season, the second most in a single season in • Sarah Stuehr scored the fi rst goal of her career in the period. Orange history. • Stephanie Grossi scored the fi nal goal of the game. • ‘Cuse has held Lindenwood scoreless in fi ve consecutive games. • Emily Costales had a career-high three assists in the game. • Over the span of the last four games, the Orange have outscored opponents, 15-2, and Feb. 25 - W, 2-0 | University Park, Pa. outshot foes, 142-59. • Savannah Rennie once again scored the fi rst goal of the game, scoring the third goal of the weekend. • Emily Costales scored on an empty net late in the third to secure the win for the vs. ROBERT MORRIS Orange. Jan. 27 - L, 3-1 | Syracuse, N.Y. • It was the ninth shutout of the season for Syracuse and the eighth for goaltender • The Colonials took a 1-0 lead 27 minutes into the game and scored again two minutes Abbey Miller. later. • Megan Quinn cut the lead in half in the third period with a laser shot from just inside the blue line. • In attempt to tie up the game, Syracuse pulled goaltender Abbey Miller in favor of six attacking players. After a missed shot by Jessica Sibley, Robert Morris was able to put the puck in the Orange’s empty net to go ahead, 3-1. Jan. 28 - W, 5-1 | Syracuse, N.Y. • Emily Costales wasted no time, putting the Orange ahead four minutes into the game. • Robert Morris evened the score in the second period, but the Orange responded with three goals in the second frame. Alysha Burriss secured the game-winner, the fi rst of the season for the junior, and Stephanie Grossi added two. • Brooke Avery scored on an empty Colonial net for the fi nal goal of the game in the third period. SYRACUSE (15-12-5, 14-4-2 CHA)
Game-by-Game Stat Summaries Opponent Result Shots PP G-A Pen.-Min. Saves Faceoff s Goals (assists) vs. Bemidji State L, 2-1 26 1-5 7-14 19 19-33 PP - Jessica Sibley (S. Rennie, L. Martyniuk) vs. Bemidji State L, 3-0 28 0-5 10-20 27 31-28 - at Northeastern T, 2-2 28 2-7 7-14 23 26-29 PP - Savannah Rennie (L. Eastwood, J. Sibley) PP - Alysha Burriss (S. Grossi, M. Quinn) at Northeastern L, 1-0 27 0-5 7-14 20 25-21 - vs. #5 Colgate L, 3-2 21 0-3 6-12 14 22-19 SH - Stephanie Grossi (A. Burriss, D. Derrer) EV - Kelli Rowswell (unassisted) at #5 Colgate T, 2-2 24 0-4 9-18 35 25-38 EV - Heather Schwarz (A. Burriss, E. Costales) EV - Stephanie Grossi (L. Eastwood, M. Quinn) vs. Lindenwood W, 4-0 37 0-3 3-6 22 25-21 EV - Heather Schwarz (E. Costales, J. Sibley) EV - Savannah Rennie (S. Grossi, A. Burriss) EV - Brooke Avery (L. Martyniuk) EV - Alysha Burriss (E. Costales) vs. Lindenwood W, 4-0 36 0-4 2-4 15 31-28 EV - Larissa Martyniuk (J. Sibley) EV - Morgan Blank (L. Porlier, K. Rowswell) EV - Alysha Burriss (D. Derrer, S. Grossi) EN - Heather Schwarz (J. Sibley) at Robert Morris T, 2-2 34 1-10 13-34 29 33-39 EV - Emily Costales (D. Derrer, J. Sibley) PP - Emily Costales (J. Sibley, D. Derrer) at Robert Morris L, 2-1 36 0-7 10-20 23 30-29 EX - Lindsay Eastwood (A. Munroe, S. Grossi) at Mercyhurst W, 4-2 22 2-5 9-18 22 22-23 EV - Heather Schwarz (A. Burriss) EV - Stephanie Grossi (A. Munroe) PP - Heather Schwarz (A. Burris, J. Sibley) PP - Megan Quinn (L. Eastwood) at Mercyhurst L, 4-3 17 0-3 3-6 23 21-26 EV - Stephanie Grossi (A. Burriss, E. Costales) EV - Brooke Avery (L. Porlier, A. Backebo) EV - Stephanie Grossi (E. Costales, M. Blank) at #7 North Dakota W, 3-0 16 1-3 5-10 19 23-20 PP - Lindsay Eastwood (J. Sibley, H. Schwarz) EV - Heather Schwarz (J. Sibley) EN - Heather Schwarz (A. Burriss, M. Quinn) at #7 North Dakota L, 3-0 13 0-3 3-6 22 29-24 - vs. RIT T, 2-2 34 0-6 7-14 12 29-32 EV - Allie Munroe (E. Costales, S. Grossi) EV - Kelli Rowswell (L. Eastwood) at RIT W, 3-0 26 0-2 5-10 20 23-23 EV - Dakota Derrer (H. Schwarz, A. Munroe) EV - Alysha Burriss (H. Schwarz) EN - Stephanie Grossi (B. Avery, A. Munroe) vs. #4 Clarkson T, 2-2 23 0-3 3-6 20 24-22 EV - Heather Schwarz (A. Munroe) EV - Alysha Burriss (unassisted) at #4 Clarkson L, 4-1 29 0-4 7-14 33 25-36 EV - Heather Schwarz (A. Burriss, D. Derrer) at #6 Boston College L, 4-3 28 1-3 3-6 21 32-25 EV - Laurence Porlier (K. Rowswell, M. Quinn) EV - Alysha Burriss (H. Schwarz, J. Sibley) PP - Stephanie Grossi (S. Rennie, A. Munroe) at Cornell L, 7-2 22 1-3 3-6 15 20-25 PP - Savannah Rennie (A. Munroe, L. Martyniuk) EV - Allie Munroe (S. Grossi) vs. Penn State W, 3-1 37 0-4 6-12 16 27-29 EV - Emily Costales (S. Grossi, L. Martyniuk) EV - Stephanie Grossi (E. Costales, S. Rennie) EV - Emily Costales (S. Grossi) vs. Penn State W, 4-1 34 0-3 6-12 14 29-29 EV - Allie Munroe (S. Grossi, S. Rennie) EV - Laurence Porlier (L. Eastwood) EV - Allie Munroe (J. Sibley, H. Schwarz) EN - Brooke Avery (unassisted) at Lindenwood W, 5-0 36 4-11 7-14 14 42-19 EV - Savannah Rennie (S. Grossi, E. Costales) PP - Stephanie Grossi (A. Munroe, S. Rennie) PP - Emily Costales (A. Munroe) PP - Larissa Martyniuk (A. Munroe) PP - Allie Munroe (L. Martyniuk, E. Costales) at Lindenwood W, 3-0 35 0-3 2-4 13 32-22 EV - Emily Costales (S. Grossi) EV - Heather Schwarz (A. Munroe, A. Burriss) EV - Dakota Derrer (K. Roswell) vs. #7 Robert Morris L, 1-3 28 0-8 3-6 20 26-22 PP- Megan Quinn (J. Sibley, A. Burriss) vs. #7 Robert Morris W, 5-1 29 0-7 7-14 28 38-30 EV- Emily Costales (S. Rennie, L. Martyniuk) EV- Alysha Burris (H. Schwarz, J. Sibley) EV- Stephanie Grossi (E. Costales) EV- Stepahnie Grossi ( E. Costales, M. Quinn) EV- Brooke Avery (M. Blank, L. Martyniuk) Continued on next page Game-winning goals are in BOLD. SYRACUSE (15-12-5, 14-4-2 CHA)
Game-by-Game Stat Summaries Opponent Result Shots PP G-A Pen.-Min. Saves Faceoff s Goals (assists) vs. Mercyhurst W, 3-0 24 2-4 7-14 14 32-21 PP - Savannah Rennie (E. Costales, L. Martyniuk) EV - Alysha Burriss (J. Sibley, H. Schwarz) PP - Alysha Burriss (H. Schwarz, M. Quinn) vs. Mercyhurst L, 3-2 24 0-4 4-8 23 33-22 EV - Jessica Sibley (A. Burriss) EV - Stephanie Grossi (L. Eastwood) at RIT W, 5-2 38 0-3 3-6 9 19-23 EV - Jessica Sibley (H. Schwarz, A. Burriss) EV - Alysha Burriss (L. Eastwood) EV - Megan Quinn (S. Grossi, L. Eastwood) EV - Emily Costales (L. Martyniuk, A. Munroe) EV - Savannah Rennie (S. Grossi, A. Munroe) vs. RIT W, 2-0 34 0-6 6-12 8 34-23 EV - Jessica Sibley (H. Schwarz, M. Quinn) EV - Stephanie Grossi (E. Costales, S. Rennie) at Penn State W, 5-1 29 0-3 4-8 16 25-28 EV - Savannah Rennie (E. Costales, S. Grossi) EV - Savannah Rennie (E. Costales) EV - Allie Munroe (A. Burriss, M. Blank) EV - Sarah Stuehr (B. Avery, D. Derrer) EV - Stephanie Grossi (E. Costales) at Penn State W, 2-0 23 0-4 3-6 14 21-24 EV - Savannah Rennie (D. Derrer) EN - Emily Costales (S. Rennie, A. Munroe)
Game-winning goals are in BOLD. SYRACUSE (15-12-5, 14-4-2 CHA) Paul Flanagan Head Coach • 9th Year (18th overall) FLANAGAN YEAR-BY-YEAR Paul Flanagan joined Syracuse in March 2008 as women’s ice hockey head coach and over the following eight seasons has built the program from an Overall Conference upstart to a perennial contender in the CHA. Year W L T W L T In his eighth year at the helm, Flanagan led the Orange to its fi fth CHA 1999-00 18 15 1 11 12 1 Championship Game appearance, 2000-01 24 8 3 18 4 2 In 2015-16 Flanagan guided a league-high fi ve student-athletes to all- 2001-02 22 10 4 12 3 1 conference accolades on the way to a fi fth appearance in the CHA fi nals. He 2002-03 22 9 4 10 4 2 was also named CHA Coach of the Year for the third time. 2003-04 28 10 1 15 3 0 In 2014-15, Akane Hosoyamada and Melissa Piacentini were named to the 2004-05 28 8 5 14 3 3 All-CHA First Team, Nicole Renault and Jenn Gilligan picked up second team 2005-06 31 5 2 16 2 2 honors and Alysha Burriss and Stephanie Grossi were added to the All-CHA 2006-07 29 8 3 17 4 1 Rookie Team. Grossi also was named CHA Rookie of the Year. 2007-08 28 10 1 18 3 1 Flanagan also reached the century mark in wins at Syracuse, notching the 2008-09 10 15 3 2 11 3 program’s 100th win in program history on Feb. 14, 2015 vs. Lindenwood. 2009-10 18 17 1 8 8 0 Flanagan coached the squad to its best record in program history, 20-14-3 in 2013-14. In addition, Flanagan also 2010-11 14 16 6 7 6 3 reached a career milestone, becoming the ninth all-time winningest coach in women’s college hockey with 332 2011-12 10 22 3 1 8 3 wins including 102 at Syracuse. 2012-13 20 15 1 13 6 1 Four Orange were named to the All-CHA team for their regular season performances. Nicole Renault earned a spot 2013-14 20 14 3 9 8 3 on the fi rst team while Melissa Piacentini was voted to the second team. Jessica Sibley and Larissa Martyniuk each 2014-15 11 15 10 8 6 6 earned All-Rookie honors. 2015-16 19 14 3 14 4 2 In 2012-13, Flanagan coached the squad to a 20-15-1 record and its highest fi nish in the CHA at second place with 2016-17 15 12 5 14 4 2 a mark of 13-6-1 in conference play. Flanagan also reached a coaching milestone, earning his 300th career victory and 70th at Syracuse. Totals 367 223 59 76 61 23 * Conference total only includes CHA games Flanagan was named the 2013 College Hockey America Coach of the Year for the second time in his career. During the 2012-13 CHA tournament, the Orange advanced to its third title game before falling to Mercyhurst, 4-1. Akane Hosoyamada and Kallie Billadeau garnered all-conference fi rst team honors in 2013 while Nicole Ferrara and Margot Scharfe were named to the second team. Nicole Renault was named to the All-Rookie team. Scharfe was named the CHA’s best defensive forward for the second-straight year while Hosoyamada was honored as the best defenseman. Flanagan is one of the most recognized names in collegiate ice hockey, leading St. Lawrence to four consecutive NCAA Frozen Four appearances which places second among active coaches.
The 300-Club With a 4-1 win against Lindenwood on Feb. 27, 2013, Flanagan became just the sixth active coach in women’s ice hockey to win 300 career games. The win against Lindenwood was also his 70th as the head coach of the Orange.
Coaching the ‘Cuse After just eight seasons, Flanagan and the Orange have made a name for SU ice hockey and are contending with the nation’s best. Syracuse fi nished the 2009-10 season with an overall record of 18-17-1 and its fi rst post-season victory in program history with a win against Niagara in the semifi nals of the CHA tournament, doubling its win total after posting a 9-16-3 record in its inaugural season in 2008. Flanagan has recruited an all-star roster including Syracuse’s fi rst Winter Olympian, Stephanie Marty, who competed for her native Swiss National Team at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver and the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, where she helped earn Switzerland’s fi rst-ever medal in women’s hockey. Marty’s impressive work on and off the ice during the 2009-10 season earned her Second Team All-CHA, CHA All-Academic and ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District honors. The 2010 College Hockey America (CHA) Coach of the Year led the Orange to its second consecutive appearance in the CHA Championship game in 2010-11, fi nishing the year with an overall record of 14-16-6. Flanagan’s squad boasted three members with CHA honors in 2010-11 led by Isabel Menard, who picked up her second straight selection to the All-CHA First Team list. Defender Akane Hosoyamada and goaltender Kallie Billadeau were both named to the CHA All-Rookie Team, making SU the only team with multiple student-athletes on the list.
Success at St. Lawrence Flanagan was the head coach for the St. Lawrence women’s ice hockey program from 1999-2008. He led the Saints to the women’s NCAA Frozen Four Championship fi ve times in his nine- year tenure, tying him for the most appearances in the country. Flanagan’s four-year run (2003-07) of Frozen Four appearances is also tied for best in college hockey. The Canton, N.Y. native accrued a 230-83-24 record with the Saints. His .692 win percentage is the sixth-best in the nation among active Division I coaches. Flanagan also has the seventh- most victories among active coaches. While at St. Lawrence, he directed his fl eet to the ECAC Hockey Tournament in each of his nine years. Flanagan’s 2003-04 team shared the ECAC Hockey regular-season crown and the 2005- 06 team won it outright. The 2005-06 Saints became the fi rst squad in any sport at St. Lawrence to win more than 30 games in a season.
Accolades for Accomplishments Flanagan made his presence felt in the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) hockey league. After Flanagan led St. Lawrence to its fi rst National Championship game in only his second year, he was awarded the 2000-01 ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year and the American Hockey Coaches Association (AHCA) Coach of the Year. Flanagan’s student-athletes have garnered numerous awards, as well. Behind the Saints’ bench, Flanagan generated 10 All-Americans, three ECAC Goaltenders of the Year, one ECAC Player of the Year, two Sarah Devins Award Winners and more than three dozen ECAC All-Stars. He has coached two Olympians and several members of the Canadian National team.
National Prominence Flanagan was an assistant coach for the U.S. Women’s Select and National teams that competed at the Four Nations Cup in Sweden in November and won the gold medal in summer of 2008. Flanagan also assisted the U.S. Women’s National team to the World Championship in April held in Harbin, China. Flanagan was on the national coaching staff with Ohio State’s Jackie Barto and Plattsburgh State’s Kevin Houle.
Introduction to Hockey A 1980 St. Lawrence graduate, Flanagan was a defenseman for the Saints, serving as a team captain his senior season. He began his coaching career as head coach at Canton High School in 1982. Prior to the 1988 season, Flanagan joined the St. Lawrence men’s staff as an assistant coach and helped the Saints to two ECAC championships and NCAA appearances in 1989, 1992 and 1999.
Flanagan earned his master’s degree in education from St. Lawrence in 1992. Flanagan and his wife, Sharon, reside in DeWitt with their three children, Shannon, Brendan and Connor. SYRACUSE (15-12-5, 14-4-2 CHA)
#2 • Logan Hicks • Fr • D #8 • Stephanie Grossi • Jr • D Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW 2016-17 22 0 0 0 4 -1 2-4 0 0 0 2014-15 36 9 21 30 149 +17 5-10 1 0 0 Totals 22 0 0 0 4 -1 2-4 0 0 0 2015-16 36 14 22 36 119 +15 6-12 2 1 3 2016-17 32 14 14 28 109 +11 7-14 2 1 1 2016-17 Notes Totals 104 37 57 94 377 +43 18-36 5 2 4 Made her Orange debut against Bemidji State on Oct. 1...The freshman has registered shots against RIT (12/03), Penn State (1/13), Lindenwood (1/20) and Robert Morris (1/28)...Hicks has Career Highs fi ve blocks this season including against Colgate (10/22), RIT (12/03), Robert Morris (1/28) and two against Northeastern (10/15). G: 3, Two Times (Last: vs. Lindenwood 2/19/16) A: 2, 10 Times (Last: at RIT 2/17/17) #3 • Amanda Bäckebo • Fr • D Pts: 5, vs RIT (10/21/15) Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW 2016-17 Notes 2016-17 18 0 1 1 3 0 1-2 0 0 0 Recorded her fi rst assist of the season on Alysha Burriss’ goal against Northeastern on Oct. 14...Scored her fi rst goal of the season against Colgate (10/21)...Had a stretch of Totals 18 0 1 1 3 0 1-2 0 0 0 games when she registered a point in six straight games (01/04-01/20)... She scored the game-winner against Penn State on Jan. 13...Has four games this season with multiple 2016-17 Notes points, giving her 18 career multi-point games, the sixth most in Syracuse history...Had a Backebo has three shots on the season including against Lindenwood (10/29), Mercyhurst season high three points against Penn State on Jan. 13...Had the game-tying goal agaisnt (11/12) and Penn State (1/14)...Has six blocks this season including a career-high four Mercyhurst on Feb. 11, before the Orange fell, 3-2...Had two assists against RIT on Feb. 17 against Lindenwood (10/29) ... Tallied an assist on Brooke Avery’s goal against Mercyhurst on the road, including on the game-winner scored by Megan Quinn...Scored on the Tigers (11/12). on Feb. 18 at Tennity in the third period...Scored the fi fth goal of the game at Penn State on Feb. 24...Had an assist on Savannah Rennie’s fi rst goal against Penn State (2/24)...Currently #4 • Lindsay Eastwood • R-Fr • D is for third in career points at Syracuse with 94, tied for fourth in goals with 37 and tied for third in assists with 57...Leads the team wtih 28 points this season and goals with 14...Tied Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW for second on the team with 14 assists on the year...In sixth place for points and tied for fi fth 2015-16 Redshirt in goals scored this season in College Hockey America...Won CHA Player of the Month for 2016-17 32 2 8 10 57 +5 8-16 1 0 1 January after scoring 11 points in the month, doubling her season total...Named Syracuse Scholar-Athlete of the Week on Dec. 5...Earned CHA First Team All-Conference honors. Totals 32 2 8 10 57 +5 8-16 1 0 1 #9 • Allie Munroe • So • D Career Highs Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW A: 2, 10 Times (Last: at RIT 2/17/17) 2015-16 36 4 6 10 66 +2 12-24 2 0 0 Pts: 5, vs RIT (10/21/15) 2016-17 32 6 14 20 89 +12 12-24 1 0 0 2016-17 Notes Totals 68 10 20 30 155 +14 24-48 3 0 0 Made her Orange debut on Sept. 30 against Bemidji State after sitting out last season due to a medical condition...Recorded an assist on Savannah Rennie’s fi rst career goal against Northeastern on 10/14...Had an assist on Stephanie Grossi’s goal against Colgate on Oct. Career Highs 22...Netted her fi rst career goal at Robert Morris on Nov. 5...Tallied an assist on Megan Pts: 4, at Lindenwood (01/20/17) Quinn’s goal against Mercyhurst (11/12)... Scored her fi rst career game-winner at No. 4 Goals: 2, vs. Penn State (01/14/17) North Dakota on 11/25...Had a season-high eight shots against Penn State on Jan. 13...Had Assists: 3, at Lindenwood (01/20/17) an assist on Stephanie Grossi’s game-tying goal against Meryhurst (2/11)...Registered two points against RIT on Feb. 17 with two assists, including on the game-winner scored by 2016-17 Notes Megan Quinn...Has the second most points amongst Orange freshmen...Has 14 blocks this Had a season high seven blocks against Colgate on Oct. 22...Tallied an assist on Lindsay season...Named to the CHA All-Rookie team. Eastwood’s goal at Robert Morris (11/05)...Followed that up with an assist at Mercyhurst the next week (11/11)...Registered two assists at RIT (12/3)...Had a career-high four points at #7 • Jessica Sibley • Sr • F Lindenwood on Jan. 20 with a goal and three assists, one point shy of tying the program’s single-game record...Had two assists at RIT on Feb. 17...Had a goal at Penn State on Feb. 24... Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW Assisted on Emily Costales’ empty net goal at Penn State on Feb. 25...Tied for the second 2013-14 37 12 14 26 139 +5 27-54 6 0 2 most assists on the season with 14...Has the third most blocks on the team with 34...Ranks 2014-15 36 7 10 17 112 -27 18-36 3 0 1 tied for third in defensemen scoring in the CHA with 20 points this sesaon...Has had fi ve 2015-16 36 12 18 30 127 +10 13-26 3 0 6 multi-point game this season...Claimed CHA Player of the Week honors on Jan. 23 following her play against Lindenwood...Has had fi ve or more shots on goal in fi ve games this season... 2016-17 29 4 14 18 66 +14 21-42 1 0 1 Named CHA Defenseman of the Year and earned First Team All-Conference honors. Totals 138 35 56 91 444 +2 79-158 13 0 10 #10 • Morgan Blank • Sr • F Career Highs Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW G: 2, Four Times (Last: at RIT 11/18/15) 2013-14 20 0 0 0 4 -2 2-4 0 0 0 A: 3, vs. Providence (10/18/14) 2014-15 15 0 0 0 1 -2 1-2 0 0 0 Pts: 3, Seven Times (Last: vs. Robert Morris 2/12/16) 2015-16 33 3 3 6 29 -1 3-6 0 0 0 2016-17 Notes 2016-17 32 1 3 4 29 0 5-10 0 0 0 Scored the fi rst Orange goal of the season in the season-opener vs. Bemidji State (9/30)... Totals 100 4 6 10 63 -5 11-22 0 0 0 Recorded an assist on Savannah Rennie’s fi rst career goal against Northeastern on 10/14... Tied for a team-leading 11 assists...Sibley has assisted on four game-winning goals this 2016-17 Notes season...Has recorded multiple assists in three games this season, including against Scored her fi rst goal of the season in a 4-0 shutout win against Lindenwood (10/29)... Lindenwood (10/29), Robert Morris (11/04) and North Dakota (11/25)...Scored her second Tallied an assist on Stephanie Grossi’s goal against Mercyhurst (11/12)...Had an assist in the goal of the season against Mercyhurst on Feb. 11...Also had an assist against the Lakers the Orange’s 5-1 win against Robert Morris on Jan. 28. day before on Alysha Burriss’ fi rst goal of the game...Scored twice against RIT in Syracuse’s second home-and-home series with the Tigers...Had the fi rst goal of the game against RIT on Feb. 17 a little over a minute into the game...Scored again in the fi rst period against the Tigers on Senior Day, the eventual game-winner...Has scored in three striaght games... Became the Syracuse record holder for career game-winning goals with 10 in her time with the Orange...Has 28 blocks this season... The senior currently is fourth all-time in career points (91), sixth in goals (35) and fi fth in assists (56) at Syracuse...Has the second highest plus/minus on the team with a +15 mark...Second on the team with 14 assists this season... Tied for the 10th most assists in College Hockey America...Has the most blocks among forwards on the team with 28...Named Syracuse Scholar-Athlete of the Week on Sept. 26. SYRACUSE (15-12-5, 14-4-2 CHA)
#11 • Emily Costales • Jr • F #15 • Sarah Stuehr • So • F Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW 2014-15 30 3 6 9 41 0 10-20 0 0 0 2015-16 36 0 0 0 15 -2 0-0 0 0 0 2015-16 36 11 10 21 76 -7 11-22 3 1 2 2016-17 29 1 0 1 6 -1 4-8 0 0 0 2016-17 32 9 16 25 57 +14 15-30 2 0 1 Totals 65 1 0 1 21 -3 4-8 0 0 0 Totals 98 23 32 55 174 +7 36-72 5 1 3 2016-17 Notes Career Highs Registered a shot against Northeastern (10/15)...Got a shot off against RIT (12/02)....Had a shot at Cornell (1/10)...Tallied a shot at RIT (2/17)....Scored her fi rst career goal at Penn State G: 2, Two times (Last: vs. Penn State 1/13/17) on Feb. 24 in a 5-1 win...Has three blocks this season. A: 3, at Penn State (2/24/17) Pts: 3, Three times (Last: at Penn State 2/24/17) #16 • Kelli Rowswell • Fr • F 2016-17 Notes Assisted on a goal in the 2-2 tie against No. 5 Colgate...Recorded two helpers in a 4-0 shutout Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW win against Lindenwood (10/28)...Scored two goals in a 2-2 tie at Robert Morris (11/4)... 2016-17 32 2 3 5 33 +1 5-10 +1 0 0 Tallied two assists on two goals scored by Stephanie Grossi against Mercyhurst (11/12)... Totals 32 2 3 5 33 +1 5-10 +1 0 0 Had two goals and an assist against Penn State on Jan. 13...Had three points at Lindenwood (1/20) on one goal and two assists...Had the game-winning goal at Lindenwood on Jan. 2016-17 Notes 21....Had three points against Robert Morris on Jan. 28 with a goal and two assists...Assisted Scored her fi rst Orange goal against Colgate on Oct. 21...Assisted on Morgan Blank’s goal on Savannah Rennie’s game-winning goal against Mercyhurst (2/10)...Scored at RIT on Jan. aginast Lindenwood on Oct. 28...Scored against RIT (12/2)...Had assists against Boston 17 in the third period...Had an assist on Stephanie Grossi’s goal against RIT on Feb. 18...Had College (1/4) and Lindenwood (1/21). a career-high three assists at Penn State on Feb. 24...Had an empty net goal at Penn State on Feb. 25...Has had four three-point games in the last 10 games and has six multiple point games this season, the most on the team...Has the second most points on the team this #17 • Larissa Martyniuk • Sr • D season with 25...Has a team-leading 16 assists this season...Fourth on the team with nine Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW goals...Seventh in the CHA in points and tied for fi fth in assists...Earned CHA Player of the 2013-14 35 4 12 16 42 +5 9-18 2 0 1 Week honors on Feb. 27. 2014-15 36 2 7 9 63 -9 10-20 1 0 1 #13 • Karleigh Scully • So • F 2015-16 36 0 13 13 65 -4 10-20 0 0 0 2016-17 32 2 9 11 59 +8 10-20 1 0 1 Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW Totals 139 8 41 49 229 0 39-78 4 0 3 2015-16 11 0 2 2 12 -3 0-0 0 0 0 2016-17 10 0 0 0 5 -1 3-6 0 0 0 Career Highs Totals 21 0 2 2 17 -4 3-6 0 0 0 A: 2, Three times (Last: vs. Robert Morris 1/28/17) Pts: 3, Two times (Last: at Lindenwood, 3/1/14) 2016-17 Notes Registered shots against Bemidji State on Sept. 20 and Oct. 1...Also had a shot and a block 2016-17 Notes Recorded an assist on the fi rst Syracuse goal of the season when Jessica Sibley scored against Northeastern on Oct. 14...Had a block against Colgate (10/22)...Tallied a shot against against Bemidji State on 9/30...Had an assist on Brooke Avery’s fi rst goal at Syracuse against Lindenwood (10/29)...Had a shot against Robert Morris (11/5). Lindenwood on 10/28 and then scored a goal against the Lions the following night (10/29)... #14 • Savannah Rennie • Fr • F Had assists in back-to-back games against Cornell (Jan. 10) and Penn State (1/13)...Had a goal and an assist at Lindenwood (1/20)...Had two assists against Robert Morris (1/28)... Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW Assisted on Savannah Rennie’s game-winner against Mercyhurst on Feb. 10...Had an assist 2016-17 32 9 9 18 48 +10 12-24 3 0 4 on Emily Costales’ goal against RIT (2/17)...Second on the team with 37 blocks this season. Totals 32 9 9 18 48 +10 12-24 3 0 4 #18 • Allie Olnowich • Fr • D Career Highs Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW G: 2, at Penn State (2/24/17) 2016-17 21 0 0 0 6 -2 1-2 0 0 0 A: 2, at Lindenwood (1/20/17) Totals 21 0 0 0 6 -2 1-2 0 0 0 Pts: 3, at Lindenwood (1/20/17) 2016-17 Notes 2016-17 Notes Recorded an assist on the fi rst goal of the season, when Jessica Sibley scored on the power Recorded a shot against Colgate (10/21)...Had a season-high three shots at Lindenwood on play against Bemidji State on 9/30...Scored her fi rst goal of her Orange career against North- Jan. 20...Registered a shot against RIT (2/18)...Has fi ve blocks this season. eastern on 10/14 on the power play...Netted another goal in a shutout win versus Linden- wood (10/28)...Had a goal at Cornell on Jan. 10...Scored at Lindenwood on Jan. 20...Had an #19 • Dakota Derrer • Jr • D assist against Robert Morris on Jan. 28...Scored her fi fth goal of the season against Mercy- hurst (2/10)...Her Mercyhurst goal was the fi rst game-winner of her Orange career and it Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW was her third power play goal of the season...Scored the fi nal goal in Syracuse’s 5-2 win at 2014-15 32 0 3 3 13 -3 11-22 0 0 0 RIT on Feb. 17...Assisted on Stephanie Grossi’s goal against RIT on Feb. 18...Scored two goals 2015-16 35 3 4 7 40 +8 14-28 0 0 1 at Penn State on Feb. 24 and another on Feb. 25...Had both game-winners for the Orange 2016-17 32 2 7 9 42 +14 32-64 0 0 1 against Penn State in the away series...Assisted on Emily Costales’ goal at Penn State (2/25)... Totals 99 5 14 19 95 +19 57-114 0 0 2 Leads the team with four game-winning goals and three power play goals this season... Leads all Orange freshmen in goals (nine) and points (18)...Tied for the lead in the CHA with four game-winning goals...Third in CHA freshmen scoring...Received her fi rst career CHA Career Highs weekly award on Jan. 23 when she was tabbed a Co-Rookie of the Week following her three A: 2, at Robert Morris (11/4/16) point game at Lindenwood on Jan. 20...Earned CHA Rookie of the Week honors on Feb. 27. P: 2, at Robert Morris (11/4/16 2016-17 Notes Recorded her fi rst assist of the season against Colgate on 10/21...Had a season-high seven blocks agaisnt the Raiders on Oct. 22...Had a career-high two assists at Robert Morris (11/4)... Scored her fi rst goal of the season at RIT (12/3)...Had an assist against No. 4 Clarkson...Scored in the Orange’s 3-0 shutout win at Lindenwood (1/21)...Had an assist on Sarah Stuehr’s fi rst career goal at Penn State (2/24)...Assisted on Savannah Rennie’s game-winner at Penn State (2/25)...Leads the team with 68 blocks this season. SYRACUSE (15-12-5, 14-4-2 CHA)
#20 • Alysha Burriss • Jr • F #27 • Heather Schwarz • Sr • F Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW 2014-15 36 13 11 24 74 -2 3-6 3 0 1 2013-14 36 3 6 9 56 +7 6-12 0 0 0 2015-16 36 10 12 22 71 +2 2-4 3 0 2 2014-15 36 4 6 10 45 -2 5-10 0 0 2 2016-17 32 10 13 23 78 +12 7-14 2 0 1 2015-16 36 4 7 11 76 +1 4-8 1 0 1 Totals 104 33 36 69 223 +12 12-24 8 0 4 2016-17 31 10 10 20 58 +9 8-16 1 0 2 Totals 139 21 29 50 235 +15 23-46 2 0 5 Career Highs G: 3, vs. RIT (12/6/14) Career Highs G: 2, at Mercyhurst (11/11/16) A: 2, twice, last at Mercyhurst (11/11/16) A: 2, two times, last vs. Mercyhurst (2/10/17) Pts: 3, Three Times (Last: vs. Lindenwood 2/19/16) Pts: 3, at North Dakota (11/25/16) 2016-17 Notes Scored her fi rst goal of the season at Northeastern (10/14)...Had a goal and an assist against 2016-17 Notes Lindenwood (10/28) and had another goal against the Lions (10/29)...Had two assists Scored the game-winner in the fi rst game against Lindenwood (10/28) and scored again against Mercyhurst (11/11)...Scored a goal at RIT (12/03)...Scored the game-tying goal in the second game of the weekend...Also scored against No. 5 Colgate...Netted two goals against No. 4 Clarkson (12/09)...Had a goal against Boston College (1/04) and Robert Morris against Mercyhurst (11/11)...Had two goals in the Orange’s win at No. 7 North Dakota, (1/28)...Had two goals in 3-0 win against Mercyhurst (2/10)...Had a goal and an assist against including the game-winner...Had an assist in Syracuse’s 5-1 win against Robert Morris on RIT on Feb. 17...Had an assist on Allie Munroe’s goal at Penn State (2/24)...Tied for the second Jan. 28...Had two assists in the Orange’s 3-0 win against Mercyhurst (2/10)...Had assists in most goals on the team with 10 and is third on the team in points with 23...Third place on both games against RIT on Feb. 17 and 18...Tied for second on the team with 10 goals and is the team with 13 assists...Tied for ninth on Syracuse’s all-time goal scoring list with 33 career tied for the lead on the team with two game-winners this season...Named Syracuse Scholar- scores...She is one career point shy of breaking into the top-ten all-time point scorers at Athlete of the Week on Jan. 23. ‘Cuse...Earned CHA Player of the Week honors on Dec. 12 after scoring the game-tying goal #29 • Abbey Miller • Jr • G with 1:59 left in the game against Clarkson. #21 • Brooke Avery • R-Jr • F Year GP-GS MIN GA GAA SV SV% W-L-T Sho 2014-15 3-2 104:48 9 5.15 34 .791 0-1-1 0 Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW 2015-16 4-2 136:28 3 1.32 35 .921 2-0-0 0 2015-16* 41 1 1 2 9 0 0-0 0 0 0 2016-17 29-29 17-9:42 46 1.61 541 .922 14-10-5 8 2016-17 31 4 2 6 50 +4 5-10 0 0 0 Totals 36-33 1950:58 58 1.78 610 .913 16-11-6 8 Totals 72 5 3 8 59 +4 5-10 0 0 0 Career Highs *-stats from University of New Hampshire Saves: 35 at No. 5 Colgate (10/23/16) Scoreless Streak: 150:30 2016-17 Notes 2016-17 Notes Scored her fi rst goal in the Orange and White in a 4-0 shutout against Lindenwood on Oct. Started in the season-opening game against Bemidji State on 9/30....Had 23 saves against 28...Netted a goal against Mercyhurst (11/12)...Had an assist at RIT (12/3)...Scored an empty the Huskies on 10/14... Held the Huskies to only one goal on 10/15...Had a career-high 35 net goal against Penn State on Jan. 14...Scored again on an empty Robert Morris net on saves in a 2-2 tie with No. 5 Colgate (10/23)...Earned CHA Goalie of the Week for her play Jan. 28. against Colgate...Recorded back-to-back shutouts against Lindenwood, becoming the fi rst Orange goaltender to secure consecutive shutouts against the same opponent in the same #22 • Laurence Porlier • Sr • F weekend...Had a scoreless streak of 144:32 earlier in the season... Shut out No. 7 North Da- Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW kota on the road (11/25)...Held Lindenwood scoreless during both road games (1/20 and 2013-14 29 0 1 1 11 -7 4-8 0 0 0 1/21)...Had her sixth shutout of the season against Mercyhurst on Feb. 10...Shut out Penn 2014-15 33 1 2 3 24 -11 3-6 0 0 0 State on the road, 2-0 (2/25)...Picked up her second CHA Goalie of the Week honors on Jan. 23 for her performance against the Lions...Held Robert Morris to only one goal on Jan. 28... 2015-16 36 0 1 1 18 -8 2-4 0 0 0 Earned CHA Goalie of the Month for January...Has the best GAA in the CHA and the 12th 2016-17 32 2 2 4 34 +6 6-12 0 0 1 best in the country...Has the second best save percentage in the league and 21st in the Totals 130 3 6 9 87 -20 15-30 0 0 1 nation...Her eight shutouts are a new Syracuse and CHA single-season record...Named Syra- cuse Scholar-Athlete of the Week on Feb. 27...Named CHA Goalie of the Month for her play 2016-17 Notes in February...Earned the CHA Goaltending Trophy for the 2016-17 season...Named CHA Sec- Tallied her fi rst assist of the season on Morgan Blank’s goal against Lindenwood (10/28)... ond Team All-Conference. Recorded an assist on Brooke Avery’s goal against Mercyhurst (11/12)...Scored her fi rst goal of the season at Boston College (1/4)...Scored her fi rst career game-winner against Penn #30 • Maddi Welch • So • G State on Jan. 14...Named Syracuse Scholar-Athlete of the Week on Feb. 13. Year GP-GS MIN GA GAA SV SV% W-L-T Sho #23 • Megan Quinn • Jr • D 2015-16 4-2 174:24 6 2.06 68 .919 1-1-0 1 2016-17 4-3 199:38 9 2.70 75 .893 1-2-0 1 Year GP G A Pts. Shots +/- PIM PPG SHG GW Totals 8-5 374:02 15 2.41 143 .905 2-3-0 2 2014-15 34 0 2 2 33 -3 4-8 0 0 0 Career Highs 2015-16 36 7 12 19 78 +13 15-30 3 0 1 2016-17 32 3 7 10 65 +17 15-38 2 0 1 Saves: 27 vs. Bemidji State (10/01/16) Totals 102 10 21 31 176 +27 34-76 5 0 2 Scoreless Streak: 69:51 2016-17 Notes Career Highs Has played in four games this season (Bemidji State, RIT, Clarkson and Cornell)... A: 3, vs. Penn State (2/5/16) Registered her fi rst career shutout at RIT (12/03) and earned CHA Goalie of the Week honors for her eff orts...Had a career-high 27 saves against Bemidji State (10/01). Pts: 2, Two Times (Last: vs. Colgate 1/4/15) 2016-17 #32 • Ady Cohen • Fr • G Recorded an assist on Alysha Burriss’ goal against Northeastern on 10/14...Tallied an assist Year GP-GS MIN GA GAA SV SV% W-L-T Sho on Stephanie Grossi’s goal at No. 5 Colgate (10/22)...Netted a goal against Mercyhurst 2016-17 2-0 26:37 1 2.25 7 .875 0-0-0 0 (11/11)...Had an assist in Syracuse’s win at No. 7 North Dakota...Has the second best plus/ Totals 2-0 26:37 1 2.25 7 .875 0-0-0 0 minus on the team...Scored the lone Orange goal in Syracuse’s loss against Robert Morris on Jan. 27...Assisted on Alysha Burriss’ second goal against Mercyhurst (2/10)...Scored the game-winner at RIT (2/17)...Had an assist on the game-winning goal against the Tigers on Career Highs Feb. 18...Has a team-leading +17 for the season. Saves: 4 at No. 6 Boston College (1/4/17) Scoreless Streak: 21:40 SYRACUSE (15-12-5, 14-4-2 CHA) SYRACUSE (15-12-5, 14-4-2 CHA)
NUMERICAL ROSTER Alphabetical Roster No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown Previous Team 2 Logan Hicks 5-9 Fr. D Scotsdale, Ariz. St. Louis Lady Blues U19 Name Year Pos 3 Amanda Bäckebo 5-3 Fr. D Gagnef, Sweden Gagnef HC 21 Brooke Avery R-Jr. F 4 Lindsay Eastwood 6-1 R-Fr. D Kanata, Ont. Nepean Junior Wildcats 3 Bäckebo, Amanda Fr. D 7 Jessica Sibley 5-5 Sr. F Luseland, Saskatchewan Warner Hockey School 10 Blank, Morgan Sr. F 8 5-2 Jr. F Winnipeg, Manitoba Shaftesbury Prep Stephanie Grossi 20 Burriss, Alysha Jr. F 9 Allie Munroe 5-7 So. D Yarmouth, N.S. New Hampton 32 Cohen, Ady Fr. G 10 Morgan Blank 5-3 Sr. F Fort Mitchell, Ky. Pittsburgh Penguins Elite 11 Emily Costales 5-4 Jr. F Vancouver, B.C. Pacifi c Steelers 11 Costales, Emily Jr. F 13 Karleigh Scully 5-7 So. F Pointe-Claire, Quebec Nepean Junior Wildcats 19 Derrer, Dakota Jr. D 14 Savannah Rennie 5-7 Fr. F East St. Paul, Manitoba Team Manitoba U18 4 Eastwood, Lindsay R-Fr. D 15 Sarah Stuehr 5-4 Fr. F Westwood, Mass. Warner Hockey School 8 Grossi, Stephanie Jr. F 16 Kelli Rowswell 5-9 Fr. F Winnipeg, Manitoba Team Manitoba U18 2 Hicks, Logan Fr. D 17 Larissa Martyniuk 5-6 Sr. D Winnipeg, Manitoba Shaftesbury School 17 Martyniuk, Larissa Sr. D 18 Allie Olnowich 5-7 Fr. D Chatham, N.J. New Jersey Rockets 29 Miller, Abbey Jr. G 19 Dakota Derrer 5-7 Jr. D Mancelona, Mich. Traverse City-St. Francis 9 Munroe, Allie Fr. D 20 Alysha Burriss 5-6 Jr. F Napanee, Ontario Durham West Lightning 18 Olnowich, Allie Fr. D 21 Brooke Avery 5-10 R-Jr. F Concord, N.H. St. Paul’s School, Assabet Valley U19 22 Porlier, Laurence Sr. F 22 Laurence Porlier 5-9 Sr. F Maria, Quebec Brewster Academy 23 Quinn, Megan Jr. D 23 Megan Quinn 5-9 Jr. D Belleville, Ontario Durham West Lightning 14 Rennie, Savannah Fr. F 27 Heather Schwarz 5-7 Sr. F Naugatuck, Conn. Boston Shamrocks 16 Rowswell, Kelli Fr. F 29 Abbey Miller 5-8 Jr. G Anoka, Minn. Benilde-St. Margaret’s 27 Schwarz, Heather Sr. F 30 Maddi Welch 5-7 So. G East Amherst, N.Y. Nichols School 13 Karleigh Scully So. F 32 Ady Cohen 5-6 Fr. G Boynton Beach, Fla. Gilmour Academy 7 Sibley, Jessica Sr. F 15 Stuehr, Sarah So. F Head Coach: Paul Flanagan (St. Lawrence ’80) 30 Welch, Maddi So. G Assistant Coaches: Alison Domenico (St. Lawrence ’09) Brendon Knight (Potsdam ’01)