Inside Elmira College

Table of Contents Elmira College THE SCOOP ON ELMIRA COLLEGE Cover 1 Information Inside Elmira College 2 Location: Elmira College is a four-year, private, co Sports Information 3 One Park Place -educational, liberal arts college with an 2012-13 Season Outlook 4 undergraduate enrollment of 1,200. The Elmira, New York 14901 college is located in the Finger Lakes Re- Coaching Staff 5 (607) 735-1800 gion of Upstate New York. The average class size is 16, with a student to faculty 2012-13 Player Profiles 6 Founded: ratio of 12:1. ECAC & NCAA Results 13 1855 The College offers over thirty-five aca- demic majors, including: education, busi- 2012-13 Team Photo 14 Enrollment: ness, psychology, biology, nursing, pre- 2012-13 Team Roster 15 1,200 medicine, pre-law, along with numerous study abroad and internship programs. 2012-13 Opponents Profile 16 Colors: The College sponsors ten varsity wom- 2011-12 Season in Review 17 Purple and Gold en‘s teams in soccer, field hockey, volley- Nickname: ball, tennis, golf, basketball, cheerleading, 2011-12 Statistics 18 ice hockey, lacrosse and softball. Soaring Eagles Men‘s varsity teams compete in soccer, 2011-12 Inside the Numbers 19 Affiliation: golf, basketball, ice hockey, tennis and Elmira in the ECAC West 20 lacrosse. NCAA (Div. III), ECAC Complementing the varsity sport offer- EC Team Records 21 West, Empire 8, UVC ings, are ten opportunities to participate All-Time Stats 22 President: in junior varsity sports. All-Americans 23 Dr. Ronald Champagne Women’s Hockey Alumni 24 Vice President of Athletics and EC Women‟s Hockey at a Glance Health Services: Soaring Eagles in the Classroom 25 First Season 2001-02 (NCAA) Soaring Eagles in the Community 26 Pat Thompson ‘75 Associate Director of Athletics: Overall Record 235-60-14 Soaring Eagles in the Gym 27 ECAC West Championships 7 Jen Bozek ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Murray Athletic Center 28 Director of Sports Information: EC Administration 29 NCAA Appearances 9 Shannon Howley ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 EC Sports Medicine 30 Sports Information Assistant: NCAA Final Four Appearances 6 2011-12 Team Schedule 31 Nate Hart ‘02, ‘03, ‘05, ‘08, ‘09,‘10 Sports Information Assistant: NCAA Championships 2

Chris Brown ‘02, ‘03

Head Athletics Trainer: Dave Tomkalski, ATC Credits Head Coach: The 2012-13 women’s hockey media guide Dean Jackson ‘03 was researched, designed, written and edited by (607) 735-1837 Chris Brown, Sports Information Assistant. [email protected] Action photos taken by Maria Strinni-Gill of Assistant Coach: Strinni Studios. Nick Carpenito (607) 735-1807 [email protected] Elmira College Admissions: (607) 735-1724 Cover Photo Athletics Phone: Caitlin Metcalf ’13 (607) 735-1730 Madison Johnston ’13 Athletics Fax: (607) 735-1717 Tanis Lamoureux’14 Tanis Lamoureux ‟14 Website: Katie Gaskin ’14 athletics.elmira.edu

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The 2012-2013 edition of the Soaring Eagles Ice Hockey Media Guide is the primary information source for the me- dia covering the Soaring Eagles this season. To request ad- ditional information, contact Chris Brown, EC Sports Infor- mation Assistant at: (607) 735-1708.

Facility: The site of all Soaring Eagles home contests is the Murray Athletic Center, located in Pine Valley, New York, eight miles north of the Elmira College Campus on State Shannon Howley Nate Hart Chris Brown Route 14. The facility seats approximately 3,200 spectators Director of Sports Sports Information Sports Information Information as well as providing a full service concession stand. Assistant Assistant

Parking: Free Parking is available at the Murray Athletic Sports Information: The Sports Information Office is located in the northeast wing of Emerson Hall on the Center. Elmira College Campus.

Entrance: The main entrance to the Murray Athletic Center Important Phone Numbers: is located between the first two domes of the triple-domed EC Athletics Office (607) 735-1730 complex. Ticket Information (607) 735-1730 Shannon Howley (607) 735-1976 Ticket Window: Media passes may be picked up at the tick- Nate Hart (607) 735-1746 et window located immediately inside the main entrance of Chris Brown (607) 735-1708 the Murray Athletic Center. Athletics Office FAX (607) 735-1717 Sports Information FAX (607) 735-1768

Time: Face-off for all regular season home games will be at Important E-mail addresses: 7:00 pm (unless otherwise noted). EC Athletics [email protected] Shannon Howley [email protected] Webcasting: All Elmira College Men‘s and Women‘s home Nate Hart [email protected] Hockey games will be broadcasted live through our webcast- Chris Brown [email protected] ing provider Empire8.tv. Www.Empire8.tv provides a live webstream so you can follow EC Hockey every step of the Elmira College Website: For up-to-date information way, as well as archived home contests on demand for in- about Elmira College Hockey, check the official web- site of the Soaring Eagles at www.elmira.edu. stant access.

ECAC Website: For up-to-date statistics and standings, Photo Policy: Media photographers can work from either check the ECAC West Hockey website at side of the rink, but are exempt from the bench and locker www.ecac.com. room areas. Penalty box access must be approved by the Director of Athletics. USCHO Website: For up-to-date news on Division III ice hockey, as well as box scores, statistics and stand- Working Press: Press row seating is located directly behind ings, visit the USCHO website at www.uscho.com. the official scorers table on the south side of the facility. Game programs and statistics will be provided to the media prior to the contest. This is a working media area; no guests permitted.

Press Services: Telephone and facsimile facilities are availa- Jocelynne ble to members of the press. The Media Room is located off Hudgins ‟14 the main lobby of the Murray Athletic Center.

Post-game Media Interviews: Post-game interviews are ap- propriate after a 10-minute cooling off period. The media is asked to contact a member of the coaching staff before speaking with a particular player.

Other Interviews: Any other media interviews should be arranged through the Sports Information Office. 3 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey 2012-13 Season Outlook

The 2012-13 Elmira College Women‘s Hockey team enters this sea- son looking to rebuild and get back to the NCAA Division III Wom- en‘s Ice Hockey Tournament. EC failed to make the tournament last year, but still finished with a superb overall record of 20-5-1 and 15-3 -0 conference record. The team earned the number three seed in the ECAC Women‘s West playoffs before falling in the first round to SUNY Potsdam, 2-1.

Under new Head Coach Dean Jackson ‟03 the Soaring Eagles are looking to keep its winning ways in the highly competitive ECAC West. A season ago EC finished fourth in the nation in both scoring offense and scoring defense as it tallied 4.42 goals per game and gave up just 1.46 goals per contest. The Soaring Eagles carried the fourth best scoring margin, outscoring its op- ponents by nearly three goals per game. EC was effective at staying out of the penalty box as they spent an ECAC West-best 8.4 minutes per game in the tin bin.

The Soaring Eagles return two sophomores, Ashley Ryan ‟15 and Brooke Wilgosh ‟15, who earned a spot on the All-Rookie ECAC Team last season. Ryan was the third-leading scorer on the team last year contributing 10 goals and 13 assists. The rookie forward registered two scores on the power play and three game-winning goals. Ryan converted seven of her goals and 15 of her points during ECAC West play. She ranked first in the conference and 12th in the country in points per game among rookies as she netted 0.92 points per contest. Wilgosh proved to be a constant shut down player as she led an Elmira defensive unit that was one of the best in the nation.

EC boasted one of the nation‘s top defensive units last season finishing seventh in the nation in total scoring defense allowing 42 goals. Returning members of this defensive squad are Madison Johnston ‟13, Mary-Kate Gellerman ‟13 and Ella Stewart ‟14. Returning goaltenders for EC are Lauren Sullivan ‟13 and Samantha Maguire ‟13. Sullivan started in 19 games for the Soaring Eagles producing a 10-7-2 rec- ord and making 448 saves. Maguire appeared in four contests, making 91 stops, and allowed only eight goals.

Elmira returns the leadership of senior captain Caitlin Metcalf ‟13, junior captain Tanis Lamoureux ‟14 and junior assistant captain Katie Gaskin ‟14, all of whom made tremendous contributions last season.

The Soaring Eagles welcome six newcomers to the ice this season that look to make an impact. Four of the six players are freshman, while one is a senior and the other is a sophomore transfer from Plattsburgh State. Olivia Nystrom ‟16, Audrey Juneau ‟16, Phoe- be Piku ‟16, Taylor Steadman ‟16, Samantha Curk ‟13 and Ashton Hogan ‟15 will all look to make con- tributions to the team in their first season in the Pur- ple and Gold.

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Dean Jackson‟03 Head Varsity Coach

Dean Jackson ‘03 enters his first year as the Head Women's Ice Hockey Coach and his sixth sea- son as the Head Men‘s Golf Coach. Coach Jackson had five successful seasons as the Assistant Men's Ice Hockey Coach at Elmira College. The Soaring Eagles finished with just two losses in the team's final 14 games of the season, making the NCAA Division III Quarterfinals.

Jackson returns to Elmira College where he enjoyed one of the most successful playing careers in the thirty-four year history of the Elmira College Men‘s Ice Hockey program. While playing for the Soaring Eagles from 1999 – 2003, Jackson became a member of the prestigious 100 point club in 2003, garnered ECAC West Rookie of the Year honors in 1999, was named to the ECAC West All-Conference Second Team in 2003, and was named the ECAC West Tourna- ment‘s Most Outstanding Player in 2003. Additionally, Jackson captained the 2003 edition of the Purple and Gold, en route to being named the Elmira College Men‘s Ice Hockey Booster Club Player of the Year. In addition to competing as a standout forward with the Men‘s Hockey program, Jackson was also a four-year member of the Soaring Ea- gles Men‘s Golf team.

Following a distinguished playing career for the Soaring Eagles Jackson went on to play professionally. During his professional career, he saw action with the Elmira Jackals of the UHL, and later with the Fayetteville Fireantz and Richmond Renegades of the SPHL. In 2005, Jackson was named the Southern Professional Hockey League Player of the Month in November, and in 2006, he was named a Southern Professional Hockey League All-Star following the 2005-2006 season.

During both his collegiate and professional career, Jackson has also served as a head instructor and program coordinator for World Class Hockey Development Canada. During his time with World Class Hockey Development Canada, Jackson served as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator.

Additionally, he has been responsible for program and staff management, and has been instrumental in the planning of camps and development of junior instructors. Jackson graduated from Elmira College in 2003 with a S.B. in Business Administra- tion with a specialization in Marketing.

Nick Carpenito Assistant Varsity and Head Junior Varsity Coach

Nick Carpenito joins the Elmira College coaching staff for his second season as the Assistant Women‘s Ice Hockey Coach and Head Women‘s JV Ice Hockey Coach. Carpenito, a 2011 graduate of Northeastern Univer- sity, was a four-year member of the Men‘s Club Ice Hockey team. During his time playing, he also served as the Head Coach for the Northeastern University Women‘s Hockey Club. He was responsible for the development and execution of practice plans, instituting systems and strategies into game situations and recruiting prospec- tive athletes.

Under Carpenito‘s tutelage the program won a wide variety of recognition including the ACHA Division II National Championship in 2010, ACHA Division II Third Place finish in 2009, ACHA Division I Runners Up in 2011, 2011 ECWHL Regular Season and Playoff Champions, 2010 NEWCHL Regular Season and Playoff Champions (as well as Eight ACHA All American Awards, 10 ACHA Academic All American Awards, and a World University Games Participant). In addition to team awards, he was the recipient of the 2011 ACHA Women‘s Division I National Coach of the Year Award, 2009 ACHA Women‘s Division II National Coach of the Year Award, and a 2010 ACHA Women‘s Division II National Coach of the Year Award finalist.

In addition to coaching the Northeastern University Women‘s Club program, he also served as an intern coach at the USA Hockey U-16 National Player Development Camp in St. Cloud, Minnesota in 2010 and 2011 where he was responsible for assisting head coaches with practice planning and execution, player evaluation, and on-ice drill set up. He is also USA Hockey Coach Education Program Level Four certified.

Carpenito brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the EC Women‘s hockey program and will look to help the Soaring Eagles re- main a perennial powerhouse in Division III hockey. Carpenito will be finishing his Master‘s degree in General Education at Elmira Col- lege. 5 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey 2012-13 Player Profiles CAPTAIN Caitlin Metcalf ‟13 #23 Caitlin Metcalf ‟13 By The Numbers

Forward 5‟8” Year GP G A P PM Calgary, AB 09-10 28 8 11 19 10 10-11 26 5 10 15 8 11-12 23 5 8 13 4 2011-12: In her third year Metcalf appeared in 23 games, while record- Total 77 18 29 47 22

ing 5 goals and 8 assists. In addition to her playing attributes, she also Career Game High Superlatives earned a place on the ECAC West All Academic Team for the second Goals: 2, Nov. 24, 2009 vs. Hamilton Assists: 3, Jan. 3, 2010 vs. Middlebury straight year. 2010-11: Appeared in all 26 games last season supplying 5 Points: 3, Jan. 3, 2010 vs. Middlebury goals and 10 assists for the Soaring Eagles with 2 power play goals in conference play. 2009- 10: Appeared in 28 games contributing 8 goals and 11 assists. Finished her Rookie season tied for fifth in Rookie scoring for ECAC West at .68 points per game.

Previous Team: Edge Mountaineers, JWHL. Personal: Caitlin is an Education Major. Coach‟s Take: ―In her first two sea- sons in purple and gold, Caitlin has played in many different game situations. I‘m looking forward to her experience being a factor in her taking her game to the next level. She is a very smart player who does the little things well for us that do not al- ways show up on the score sheet. She is always a threat to score when she gets herself to the net but always makes things hap- pen every time she is out there.‖

CAPTAIN Tanis Lamoureux ‟14 By The Numbers #25 Tanis Lamoureux ‟14 Year GP G A P PM Forward 5‟4” 10-11 26 9 13 22 4 11-12 25 9 10 19 6 Canton, MI Total 51 18 23 41 10

2011-12: Appearing in 25 games for EC, she recorded 9 goals and 10 Career Game High Superlatives Goals: 2, Twice assists during her second season. She was the team‘s fifth leading Assists: 3, Jan. 30, 2011 vs. Chatham point scorer and recorded the team‘s only shorthanded goal. Tanis Points: 4, Jan. 30, 2011 vs. Chatham also earned a spot on the ECAC West All Academic Team. 2010-11: In her first season, Tanis appeared in all 26 games for the Soaring Eagles providing 9 goals, 13 assists and 22 points. She lead the team in assists and was the second leading scorer with 4 power play goals as well as 1 game winning goal.

Personal: A Biology major and Founders Scholar. Coach‟s Take: ―Since she committed to Elmira, Tanis has been working hard and showing improvement in her strength and her on-ice skills. She is a relentless worker and it showed in her point production last season. She earned a great deal of ice time as a freshman and we are excited to see what this year will bring for Tanis. She is a smart and reliable who can play any situation and she as well is a threat to score. She can also be relied upon to win important face-offs when needed.‖

ASSISTANT CAPTAIN Katie Gaskin ‟14 By The Numbers #11 Katie Gaskin ‟14 Year GP G A P PM Defense 5‟4” 11-12 23 2 3 5 18 Pickering, ONT Total 23 2 3 5 18

Career Game High Superlatives Goals: 1, Twice 2011-12: In her inaugural season with the Soaring Eagles she recorded Assists: 1, Three times 2 goals, 3 assists and 5 points while appearing in 23 contests. Points: 2, Dec. 4, 2011 at Potsdam

Personal: Majors in Biology. Coach‟s Take: “ Katie comes to our pro- gram after spending her first season at Wayne State University. She is a mobile defenseman and good mover who plays with grit. She will add more depth to our blue-line instantly.‖

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#61 Lauren Sullivan ‟13 Lauren Sullivan ‟13 By The Numbers Goaltender 5‟7” Year GP MIN Record Toronto, ONT 09-10 20 1171 15—3—1 10-11 19 1155 10—7—2 11-12 13 755 9—3—1 2011-12: In her third season with EC, Lauren posted another great sea- Total 52 3081 34—13—4 son with three shutouts and making 260 saves. She ended with a 1.67 Career Game High Superlatives goals against average and .925 save percentage. As for the Academic Saves: 36, Dec. 12, 2010 at Plattsburgh side, she earned a spot on the ECAC All Academic Team. 2010-11: Appeared in 19 games for Soaring Eagles, recording 1155 minutes in net and making 448 saves in the season. Went 10-7-2 for EC and maintained a .933 save percentage. 2009-10: Appeared in goal for 20 games with the Soaring Eagles, recording 1170 minutes in net. Making 412 saves allowing only 24 goals for a .945 save percentage and 1.23 goals against average. Holding a 5-3-1 in her rookie season. She was named ECAC West Goalie of the Week three times and All Rookie West Conference selection. Previous Team: Markham-Stouffville Stars, PWHL. Personal: Lauren is a Biology and Chemistry double major. She is also a Presidential Scholar. Coach‟s Take: ―Lauren Sullivan is a big and strong technical goaltender that has proven she is one of the top puck stoppers in the country. She is a focused athlete and competes every day in practice. We know Lauren has been waiting for this season to start since the day the last one ended. Keep a close eye out for Lauren Sullivan for the next two years.‖

#16 Madison Johnston ‟13 Madison Johnston ‟13 By The Numbers Defense 5‟4” Toronto, ONT Year GP G A P PM 09-10 30 6 14 20 22 10-11 26 7 11 18 34 11-12 22 3 8 11 16 2011-12: In her third season with EC she registered three goals, eight as- Total 78 16 33 49 72 sists and 11 points. She was also named the ECAC West All Academic Career Game High Superlatives team for her second year in a row. 2010-11: Appearing in 26 games for the Goals: 3, Jan. 8, 2011 vs. Hamilton Soaring Eagles, Madison contributed 7 goals, 11 assists and 18 points as Assists: 3, Feb. 5, 2010 vs. Buffalo St. well as being the teams third leading scorer. In addition, she was named to Points: 3, Three times the ECAC All Academic Team.2009-10: Appeared in all 30 games tallying 20 points on 6 goals and 14 as- sists. She was named Rookie of the Week twice for her conference play and was selected for ECAC Women‘s West All Rook- ie Conference team. Finished 4th in the conference for defensive scoring and scored .67 points per game. Previous Team: Toronto Aeros, PWHL. Personal: Madison is a Founders scholar. Coach‟s Take: ―Madison is one of the most skilled defensemen in our conference. When she plays with urgency she is very tough to stop. She has proven that she can take over a hockey game when she wants to as she has scored some very important goals over the last three years. She has the ability to see the ice and make great plays on both sides of the puck. We are looking for Madison to have another great year and dig in to be a consistent force on our blue-line.‖

#15 Mary-Kate Gellerman ‟13 Mary-Kate Gellerman ‟13 By The Numbers Defense 5‟7” Year GP G A P PM Frederick, MD 09-10 5 0 1 1 6 10-11 25 2 1 3 20 11-12 8 1 1 2 6 2011-12: Appearing in eight contests for the Purple and Gold she Total 38 3 3 6 32 registered one goal and one assist. 2010-11: In her second season the Career Game High Superlatives Soaring Eagles, MK appeared in 25 games contributing 2 goals, 1 Goals: 1, Twice assist and 3 points as well as being selected to the ECAC West All Assists: 1, Nov. 19, 2010 vs. Cortland Points: 1, Three times Academic Team. 2009-10: Appeared in 5 contests, recording 1 assist for her rookie season with the Soaring Eagles.

Previous Team: Washington Pride, JWHL. Personal: Mary-Kate is a Nursing Major and a Founders Scholar. Coach‟s Take: ―M.K. showed last year that she can be steady and reliable player on our blue-line. She is coming off her best year to date and she is returning with a continued desire to take her game to the next level. She has become a solid puck mover and she has always had a great shot, M.K. is consistently one of our hardest working players to wear purple and gold.‖

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#1 Samantha Maguire ‟13 Samantha Maguire ‟13 By The Numbers Goaltender 5‟5” Year GP MIN Record Findlay, OH 09-10 10 580 8—2—0 10-11 4 240 3—1—0 11-12 3 180 3—0—0 2011-12: In her third season with Purple and Gold Sam fin- Total 17 1000 14—3—0 ished with three wins and recorded two shutouts. She finished Career Game High Superlatives with a 0.33 goals against average and .985 save percentage. Saves: 22, Nov. 22, 2009 vs. Plattsburgh 2010-11: Appeared in 4 games for the Soaring Eagles recording a .919 save percentage and allowing only 8 goals possessing a 3- 1-0 overall record. Also was a member of the ECAC West All Academic Team. 2009-10: Appeared in 10 contests, recording 580 miniutes in net, 193 saves and only allowing 18 goals. Possessed 8-2-0 overall record and a .915 save percentage.

Previous Team: Ohio Flames. Personal: Samantha is a Business major with a minor in Sports Management. She is also a Founders scholar. Coach‟s Take: ―Sam proved that she can be a very steady goaltender in the ECAC West last season. She came up big for our team in several games but injury last season held her back at times. She will be in a three-way goaltending battle for ice time this season with our other veteran goaltenders.‖

#14 Amber Tirri ‟13 Amber Tirri ‟13 By The Numbers Forward 5‟1” Year GP G A P PM Ringwood, NJ 09-10 28 4 2 6 20 10-11 25 5 8 13 14 11-12 23 4 5 9 12 2011-12: In her third season as a Soaring Eagle, she appeared in 25 Total 76 13 15 28 46 games contributing 5 goals, 8 assists and 13 points. She also earned Career Game High Superlatives a spot on the ECAC West All Academic team. 2010-11: Returning Goals: 2, Nov. 19, 2010 vs. Cortland for her second season with EC, Tirri recorded 5 goals, 8 assists and Assists: 1, Nine times 13 points in 25 games. 2009-10: Played in 28 games in her rookie Points: 2, Twice season, scoring 4 goals and 2 assists for the Soaring Eagles. Scored in the Division III Championship Third Place game vs. Gustavus Adolphus. Previous Team: Wyoming Seminary Blue Knights, NAPHA. Personal: Amber is a Mark Twain scholar. Coach‟s Take: ―Amber was our most-improved player from a year-ago. She is a high energy player that is invaluable as she can play on our first line and contribute offensively or play an important role on our fourth line. She has come a long way in understanding the game and our team systems and we still believe the best is yet to come for her. She will play a leadership role for us this year and be someone that our younger players will look to.‖

#11 Samantha Curk ‟13 Sam Curk ‟13 By The Numbers Forward 5‟7” Year GP G A P PM Dorchester, ONT 10-11 24 1 10 11 10 Total 24 1 10 11 10 2010-11: In her first season with the Soaring Eagles, Curk recorded Career Game High Superlatives one goal,10 assists and 11 points. She also earned a place on the Goals: 1, Jan. 8, 2011 vs. Hamilton ECAC West All-Academic team. She had a game high of two assists Assists: 2, Nov. 19, 2010 vs. Cortland Points: 2, Three times on November 19, 2010 at home against SUNY Cortland helping the team prevail to a 8-0 victory. Previous Team: Niagara University.

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#39 Lisa Marshall ‟14 Lisa Marshall ‟14 By The Numbers Goalie 5‟6” Year GP MIN Record Powhatan, VA 11-12 12 633 8—2—0 Total 12 633 8—2—0 2011-12: In her premiere season with the Purple and Gold, Marshall Career Game High Superlatives was outstanding appearing in 12 contests and finishing the season Saves: 31 Jan. 29, 2012 vs. Plattsburgh with eight wins and two losses. She made 224 saves, has a 1.42 goals against average and .937 save percentage. For her great numbers she was awarded ECAC West Honora- ble Mention.

Personal: Majors in Liberal Arts. Coach‟s Take: ―Lisa is another Wayne State transfer student who will help solidify our goaltending position for the next several years. She 5‘11‖ and athletic and moves very well in the crease. She will push our returning netminders and will compete right away for ice time.‖

#21 Jocelynne Hudgins ‟14 Jocelynne Hudgins ‟14 By The Numbers Forward 5‟4” Year GP G A P PM Bowmanville, ONT 10-11 22 1 0 1 6 11-12 6 1 4 5 2 Total 28 2 4 6 8 2011-12: Appearing in six contests for the Soaring Eagles, Hudgins recorded one goal, four assists and five points. 2010-11: In her first Career Game High Superlatives Goals: 1, Twice season with the Purple and Gold, she appeared in 22 games supplying Assists: 2, Jan. 21, 2012 at Chatham 1 goal and 1 point to the team. Points: 2, Twice

Personal: An Iris Scholar. Double majors in Psychology and Pre-Med. Coach‟s Take: ―Jocelynne gained some valuable experience in her first season and returns to us ready to become more of a contributor on the ice. She is ex- tremely fast and when she plays with grit she has the ability to play a very important role on our squad. She is an excellent teammate with and outstanding work ethic and is a real great ambassador for our program. We are thrilled to have her back for her second season.‖

#22 Ella Stewart ‟14 Ella Stewart ‟14 By The Numbers Defense 5‟4” Year GP G A P PM Mississauga, ONT 10-11 26 2 11 13 18 11-12 22 4 11 15 18 Total 48 6 22 28 36 2011-12: In her second season, Ella contributed four goals, 11 assists and 15 points. She was the team‘s second highest scoring de- Career Game High Superlatives fenseman. 2010-11: Appearing in 26 games for her first season as a Goals: 1, Twice Assists: 2, Three times Soaring Eagle providing 2 goals, 11 assists and 13 points with 1 pow- Points: 2, Three times er play goal in conference play.

Personal: An Iris Scholar and studies Criminal Justice. Coach‟s Take: ―Ella is coming off a very strong first year where we threw her into many different game situations. She is a powerful skater that can carry the puck up the ice, which is a huge ben- efit for our breakout. We are anticipating Ella will turn up the compete level and bring her ‗A‘ game consistently. She is strong, has a great shot and when she is playing her best hockey she is a real difference maker for us. Ella is a big part of our blue-line moving forward.‖

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#6 Briana Saltstone ‟14 Briana Salstone ‟14 By The Numbers Forward 5‟7” Year GP G A P PM North Bay, ONT 10-11 26 4 2 6 18 11-12 5 2 1 3 8 Total 31 6 3 9 26 2011-12: Appearing in five games for EC she recorded two goals, one assist and three points. 2010-11: As a rookie Soaring Eagle, she ap- Career Game High Superlatives Goals: 2, Jan. 29, 2011 vs. Chatham peared in 26 games providing 4 goals, 2 assists and 6 points. Assists: 1, Two times Points: 2, Two times Personal: Psychology-, Sociology- & Anthropology Major. Coach‟s Take: ―Briana is a big and strong winger that can really skate. She can play an important role for our team and will be someone that will have to compete every day. When she plays with an edge and pur- sues the puck in all three zones she is a tough competitor. She has great hands and can take the puck to the net. We are look- ing forward to seeing Bri have a great year in both ends of the rink and really falling into a role for this team.‖

#8 Ashley Ryan ‟15 Ashley Ryan ‟15 By The Numbers Forward 5‟6” Year GP G A P PM North Chili, NY 11-12 25 10 13 23 10 Total 25 10 13 23 10

2011-12: In her first season with the Purple and Gold, Ashley contrib- Career Game High Superlatives uted big numbers for the EC offense. She was the third leading scorer Goals: 2, Twice Assists: 2, Twice on offense registering 10 goals, 13 assists and 23 points. Also she rec- Points: 3, Twice orded two power play goals and three game winning goals. For her efforts she earned a spot on the ECAC West All-Rookie team.

Personal: Majors in Criminal Justice. Coach‟s Take: ―Ashley comes from the Rochester Edge program where she has put up very impressive offensive numbers. She can skate, she competes hard and she loves to score. We are looking forward to her helping us in these areas at the college level.‖

#19 Brooke Wilgosh ‟15 Brooke Wilgosh ‟15 By The Numbers Defense 5‟6” Year GP G A P PM Regina, SK 11-12 20 3 10 13 6 Total 20 3 10 13 6

2011-12: Appearing in 20 games for the Soaring Eagles during her Career Game High Superlatives first season she was a great contributor on the defensive side. She Goals: 2, Jan. 21, 2012 at Chatham Assists: 3, Nov. 12, 2011 at Cortland recorded 3 goals, 10 assists and 13 points on the season while earn- Points: 3, Twice ing a spot on the ECAC West All-Rookie team.

Personal: Majors in Criminal Justice. Coach‟s Take: ―Brooke is our first ever play from Saskatechewan and is a former teammate of Ella Stewart ‘14 when they played for the Notre Dame Hounds out of Wilcox, SK. She was a member of Team Saskatchewan for the past three years and recently won a gold medal at the 2011 Esso Cup with the ND Hounds. Brooke is a smart player who can really skate and make plays, we she should contribute on the offensive blue-line right away.

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#2 Lindsay Burrows ‟15 Lindsay Burrows‟15 By The Numbers Defense 5‟5” Year GP G A P PM Stouffville, ONT 11-12 11 1 3 4 4 Total 11 1 3 4 4

2011-12: Appearing in 11 games during her first season as a Soaring Career Game High Superlatives Eagle, Burrows contributed one goal, three assists and four points. Goals: 1, Jan. 21, 2012 at Chatham Assists: 1, Three times Points: 2, Jan. 21, 2012 at Chatham Personal: Majors in General Education. Coach‟s Take: ―Lindsay Burrows is an experienced defenseman who has played three years in the PWHL before coming to Elmira. Last year she helped anchor a solid blue line for the Whitby Wolves. She brings intensity, very strong awareness as well as the ability to defend and move the puck.‖

#27 Erin Weston ‟15 Erin Weston ‟15 By The Numbers Forward 5‟6” Year GP G A P PM Ajax, ONT 11-12 24 6 3 9 8 Total 24 6 3 9 8

2011-12: In her premiere season with EC, Weston recorded six Career Game High Superlatives goals, three assists and nine points. She also registered one power Goals: 2, Dec. 4, 2011 at Potsdam Assists: 1, Three times play goal and two game winning goals. Points: 2, Twice

Personal: Majors in Business Administration. Coach‟s Take: ―Erin is a natural center who is a very smart player. She finished the regular season for the Etobicoke Dol- phins (PWHL) with 20 points and she has proven she can score at every level she has played at. She is a hardnosed player who will fit in very well to our system‖

#13 Cassidy Delainey ‟15 Cassidy Delainey ‟15 By The Numbers Forward 5‟5” Year GP G A P PM Edmonton, AB 11-12 23 3 8 11 2 Total 23 3 8 11 2

2011-12: Appearing in 23 games during her first season Cassidy rec- Career Game High Superlatives orded three goals, eight assists and 11 points. Goals: 2, Jan. 20, 2012 at Chatham Assists: 2, Nov. 13, 2011 at Cortland Points: 2, Twice Personal: An Education Major and Trustee Scholar. Coach‟s Take: ―Cassidy comes from a great Edmonton Thunder midget program who were league champions and runners-up in the 2011 Esso Cup, the Canadian National Midget Championships. She tied for the team lead in points with 40 and was a key contributor all season long. She is a smart player that will bring size and scoring to our lineup‖

11 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey 20052012-0613 Player Profiles 2012-13 Elmira College Newcomers #12 Ashton Hogan ‟15 Forward 5‟10” Shelburne, ONT

Previous team: Plattsburgh State University Coach‟s Take: ―Ashton is a natural center with a great head for the game. She was a member of the Au- rora Jr. Panthers (PWHL) and scored 27 points in her final season. Her size and skill will prove to have an immediate impact on our team this season.‖

#9 Olivia Nystrom ‟16 Forward 5‟6” Vaxholm, Sweden

Previous team: Ormsta HC Coach‟s Take: “Olivia is a strong, skilled power forward with a knack for putting the puck in the back of the net. Her abilities will open up plenty of space for her teammates, and you can count on her winning battles all over the ice on a regular basis. Her personal drive to improve and her experience at the Swe- dish National Level will allow her to make a seamless transition into the college game.

#10 Audrey Juneau ‟16 Forward 5‟3” Quebec City, QUE

Previous team: Canadian International Hockey Academy Coach‟s Take: ―Audrey is a smooth skating and highly skilled player. She has excellent vision and a great ability to make plays and create opportunities for herself and her teammates. She was pivotal piece to the Canadian International Hockey Academy‘s offense last season and we expect that she will contribute to our program right away.― #18 Phoebe Piku ‟16 Defense 5‟7” Pointe Grosse, MI

Previous team: Bluewater Junior Hawks Coach‟s Take: ―Phoebe is a very physical and highly talented defenseman. She has an outstanding ability to create quick transitions from defense to offense. She is a great two way defenseman who you can count on to jump in the offense on a regular basis or make a big play on the defensive side of the puck.‖

#24 Taylor Steadman ‟16 Forward 5‟4” Hartford, VT

Previous team: Hartford High School Coach‟s Take: ―Taylor has excellent skill and a nose for the net. She has the ability to score a pretty goal, but she is also not afraid to fight through sticks out front and put home a rebound. Her speed and agility will allow her to adjust nicely to the college game and her tenacity will allow her to continue to be successful at this level.‖

12 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey ECAC West - NCAA Tournament Results

All-Time ECAC West Tournament Results

2001-2002 2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005

Semifinal Buffalo State W 6-5 OT Semifinal Buffalo State W 4-0 Semifinal Utica College W 4-1 Semifinal Neumann W 2-0 Final Plattsburgh State W 2-1 2OT Final Plattsburgh State W 4-2 Final Plattsburgh State W 3-2 Final Plattsburgh State W 2-1 OT

2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 Quarterfinal Buffalo St. W 3- 2 Semifinal Utica College L 1-4 Semifinal Utica College W 1--0 Semifinal RIT W 6-2 Semifinal Neumann W 8-1 Final Plattsburgh State L 2-3 Final Plattsburgh State W 1-0 Final Plattsburgh State W 3-0

2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

Semifinal RIT W 2-1 OT Quarterfinal Utica College L 1-2 Quarterfinal SUNY Potsdam L 1-2 Final Plattsburgh State W 4-2

All-Time NCAA Tournament Results

2001-2002 2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005 Semifinal: Gustavus Adolphus College W 8-5 Semifinal: Wisconsin-River Falls W 2-1 Quarterfinal: Middlebury L 1-2 Semifinal: Plattsburgh State W 4-3 Final: Manhattanville College W 2-1 Final: Manhattanville College W 5-1 Final: Middlebury L 3-4

2005-2006 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 Quarterfinal: Plattsburgh State L 1-4 Quarterfinal: Amherst W 3-2 Quarterfinal: Norwich W 3-2 Quarterfinal: Trinity W 3-2 Semifinal: Plattsburgh State L 0-2 Semifinal: Wis-River Falls W 3-0 Semifinal: Norwich L 3-2 Championship: Amherst L 4-3 OT 3rd Place: Gustavus Adolphus W 4-1

13 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey

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14 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey 2012-13 Team Roster

Elmira College „Soaring Eagles‟

No. Name -- Class Pos. Ht. Hometown -- Last Team 1 Samantha Maguire ‘13 G 5‘5‘‘ Findlay, OH -- Ohio Flames 2 Lindsay Burrows ‘15 D 5‘7‘‘ Stouffville, ONT -- Whitby Wolves 6 Briana Saltstone ‘14 F 5‘8‘‘ North Bay, ONT -- Southwest Wildcats 8 Ashley Ryan ‘15 F 5‘5‘‘ Rochester, NY -- Rochester Edge 9 Olivia Nystrom ‘16 F 5‘6‘‘ Vaxholm, Sweden -- Ormsta HC 10 Audrey Juneau ‘16 F 5‘3‘‘ Quebec City, QUE -- CIHA 11 Samantha Curk ‘13 F 5‘7‘‘ Dorchester, ONT -- Niagara University 12 Ashton Hogan ‘15 F 5‘10‘‘ Shelburne, ONT -- Plattsburgh State University 13 Cassidy Delainey ‘15 F 5‘8‘‘ Edmonton, AB -- Edmonton Thunder 14 Amber Tirri ‘13 F 5‘2‘‘ Ringwood, NJ -- Wyoming Seminary Prep 15 Mary-Kate Gellerman ‘13 D 5‘7‘‘ Frederick, MD -- Washington Pride 16 Madison Johnston ‘13 D 5‘5‘‘ Tornoto, ONT -- Toronto Aeros 18 Phoebe Piku ‘16 D 5‘7‘‘ Pointe Grosse, MI -- Bluewater Jr Hawks 19 Brooke Wilgosh ‘15 D 5‘6‘‘ Regina, SK -- Notre Dame Hounds 20 Katie Gaskin ‘14** D 5‘6‘‘ Pickering, ONT -- Wayne State University 21 Jocelynne Hudgins ‘14 F 5‘4‘‘ Bowmanville, ONT -- Durham Lightning 22 Ella Stewart ‘14 D 5‘3‘‘ Mississauga, ONT -- West Babylon 23 Caitlin Metcalf ‘13* F 5‘7‘‘ Calgary, AB -- Calgary Edge 24 Taylor Steadman ‘16 F 5‘4‘‘ Hartford, VT -- Hartford 25 Tanis Lamoureux ‘14* F 5‘5‘‘ Canton, MI -- Victory Honda 27 Erin Weston ‘15 F 5‘6‘‘ Ajax, ONT -- Etobicoke Dolphins 39 Lisa Marshall ‘14 G 5‘11‘‘ Powhatan, VA -- Wayne State University 61 Lauren Sullivan ‘13 G 5‘7‘‘ Tornoto, ONT -- Markham-Stouffville

* - Captain ** - Assistant Captain

Head Coach: Dean Jackson ‘03 (Elmira College ‘03). First Season Assistant Coaches: Nicolas Carpenito (Northeastern University ‘11). Second Season

15 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey 2012-13 Opponent Profiles

Amherst College Buffalo State College Chatham University Hamilton College Away: 11-25 @ 1:00 p.m. Away: 1-25 @ 7:00 p.m. Away: 1-11 @ 7:00 p.m. Home: 1-5 @ 7:00 p.m. Location: Amherst, MA Away: 1-26 @ 3:00 p.m. Away: 1-12 @ 3:00 p.m. Location: Clinton, NY Nickname: Lord Jeffs Location: Buffalo, NY Location: Pittsburgh, PA Nickname: Continentals Colors: Purple and White Nickname: Bengals Nickname: Cougars Colors: Blue and White Affiliation: NCAA III Colors: Orange and Black Colors: Purple and White Affiliation: NCAA III Conference: NESCAC Affiliation: NCAA III Affiliation: NCAA III Conference: NESCAC Head Coach: Jim Plumer Conference: ECAC West Conference: ECAC West Head Coach: Brendon Knight Assistant Coach: Chelsea Grills & Head Coach: Rob Burke Head Coach: Jason Evans Assistant Coaches: Melanie Greene Chris Cobb Assistant Coaches: Jamie Overbeck Assistant Coach: Jon Hoffmann & Todd Manley 2011-12 record: 19-6-2 2011-12 record: 7-16-2 2011-12 record: 0-18-0 2011-12 record: 10-14-1 Last Meeting: Elmira W, 3-1 Last Meeting: Elmira W, 7-0 Last Meeting: Elmira W, 10-0 Last Meeting: Elmira W, 6-0 Series Record: Tied 5-5 Series record: Elmira 28-1 Series record: Elmira 20-0 Series record: Elmira 9-0

Manhattanville College Middlebury College Neumann University Norwich University Away: 10-28 @ 1:00 p.m. Away: 11-24 @ 4:00 p.m. Away: 12-1 @ 7:00 p.m. Away: 10-27 @ 3:00 p.m. Home: 1-4 @ 3:00 p.m. Home: 2-16 @ 3:00 p.m. Away: 12-2 @ 3:00 p.m. Location: Northfield, VT Location: Purchase, NY Location: Middlebury, VT Location: Aston, PA Nickname: Cadets Nickname: Valiants Nickname: Panthers Nickname: Knights Colors: Maroon and Gold Colors: Red and White Colors: Navy Blue & White Colors: Blue and Gold Affiliation: NCAA III Affiliation: NCAA III Affiliation: NCAA III Affiliation: NCAA III Conference: ECAC East Conference: ECAC East Conference: NESCAC Conference: ECAC West Head Coach: Mark Bolding Head Coach: David Turco Head Coach: Bill Mandigo Head Coach: Casey Handrahan Assistant Coaches: Keith Maurice , Assistant Coach: Matthew Woodard Assistant Coach: Emily McNamara Assistant Coach: Gina Kearns Dana Bean & Jon Guiffre 2011-12 record: 16-9-4 2011-12 record: 21-4-3 2011-12 record: 9-13-2 2011-12 record: 27-3-1 Last Meeting: Elmira W, 3-0 Last Meeting: Tied 0-0 Last Meeting: Elmira W, 4-1 Last Meeting: Norwich L, 2-4 Series record: Elmira 15-6-1 Series Record: Elmira 2-3-1 Series record: Elmira 25-0-1 Series Record: Elmira 4-2

Stevenson University SUNY Cortland SUNY Oswego SUNY Plattsburgh Home: 2-2 @ 3:00 p.m. Home: 11-3 @ 3:00 p.m. Away: 2-8 @ 7:00 p.m. Away: 1-19 @ 7:00 p.m. Location: Owings Mills, MD Home: 11-4 @ 3:00 p.m. Away: 2-9 @ 3:00 p.m. Away: 1-20 @ 3:00 p.m. Nickname: Mustangs Location: Cortland, NY Location: Oswego, NY Location: Plattsburgh, NY Colors: Green, White and Black Nickname: Red Dragons Nickname: Lakers Nickname: Cardinals Affiliation: NCAA III Colors: Red and White Colors: Green and Gold Colors: Cardinal Red and White Head Coach: Shera Vis Affiliation: NCAA III Affiliation: NCAA III Affiliation: NCAA III Assistant Coach: Joey Lye Conference: ECAC West Conference: ECAC West Conference: ECAC West Head Coach: Earl Utter Head Coach: Diane Dillon Head Coach: Kevin Houle Assistant Coach: Kristi Kehoe Assistant Coach: Chelsea Walkland Assistant Coach: Nicole Goguen 2011-12 record: 5-16-1 2011-12 record: 11-14-2 2011-12 record: 20-7-3 Last Meeting: Elmira W, 9-1 Last Meeting: Elmira W, 4-3 Last Meeting: Elmira W, 2-1 Series record: Elmira 24-0 Series record: Elmira 11-0-1 Series record: Plattsburgh 17-16-3

SUNY Potsdam Utica College Williams College Home: 11-16 @ 7:00 p.m. Home: 11-9 @ 7:00 p.m. Away: 12-8 @ 3:00 p.m. Home: 11-17 @ 3:00 p.m. Away: 11-10 @ 7:00 p.m. Location: Williamstown, MA Nickname: Ephs Location: Pottsdam, NY Location: Utica, NY Colors: Purple and Gold Nickname: Bears Nickname: Pioneers Affiliation: NCAA III Colors: Maroon and Black Colors: Navy Blue and Orange Conference: NESCAC Affiliation: NCAA III Affiliation: NCAA III Head Coach: Meghan Gillis Conference: ECAC West Conference: ECAC West Assistant Coach: Jill Campbell Head Coach: Jay Green ‘80 Head Coach: William Clausen 2011-12 record: 11-14-0 Assistant Coach: Courtney Laughlin Assistant Coaches: Eliza Kelley & Last Meeting: Elmira W, 5-1 2011-12 record: 12-10-3 Bill Owens Series Record: Elmira 8-0-1 Last Meeting: Potsdam L, 1-2 2011-12 record: 10-12-3 Series record: 8-1 Last Meeting: Elmira W, 5-2 Series record: Elmira 23-3-2

16 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey 2011-12 Season in Review

The Elmira College Women‘s Ice Hockey team completed another successful season under the guidance of fourth year Head Coach Greg Fargo ‘06. Fargo led the Purple and Gold to an overall record of 20-5-1 and a record of 15-3-0 in conference play, earning EC the number three seed in the ECAC Women‘s West playoffs.

EC finished fourth in the nation in both scoring offense and scoring defense as it tallied 4.42 goals per game and gave up just 1.46 goals per contest. The Soaring Eagles carried the fourth best scoring margin, outscoring its opponents by nearly three goals per game. The Soaring Eagles were effective at staying out of the penalty box as they spent an ECAC West-best 8.4 minutes per game in the tin bin.

The Elmira College Women‘s Ice Hockey team placed six members on the ECAC West All- Conference teams, including three members on the Second Team. Lindsay Mitchell ‘12 (Arnold, MD -- North American Hockey Academy), Tori Charron ‘14 (Goodwood, ONT -- Aurora Pan- thers) and Kathryn Walker ‘12 (Edmonds, WA -- Colorado Select) all earned Second Team All- Madison Johnston ‟13 ECAC West accolades. Mitchell led the Soaring Eagles in points during the season, finishing with 32 points on 11 goals and 21 assists. She proved to be an offensive catalyst, tallying 26 of her 32 points in conference competition. Mitchell was 11th in the country, tallying 0.81 assists per game and 16th in points at 1.23 per contest. Charron led EC in goals with 18, also adding 12 assists for a total of 30 points, good for second on the team. The second year forward tal- lied four game-winning goals and four power-play markers apiece during the regular season. Three of the game-winners and three extra- attacker scores came during ECAC West play. She finished the season ranked 10th in the nation in goals per game at 0.72 and tied for 15th in game-winning scores with four. Walker proved to be a defensive force for Elmira, as she led a defense that outscored its opponents 88-27 in conference play. The fourth year defender proved to be a great two-way player as she netted five goals and dished out 11 assists for 16 points. Walker finished the regular season with two game-winning goals, one of which came in conference.

The Soaring Eagles saw two first year players awarded a place on the All-Rookie ECAC West Team. Ashley Ryan ‟15 (North Chili, NY -- Rochester Edge) and Brooke Wilgosh ‟15 (Regina, SK -- Notre Dame Hounds) both received the distinction. Ryan proved to be a critical component to the Soaring Eagle offense in her first season as she recorded 23 points on 10 goals and 13 assists. The rookie forward regis- tered two scores on the power play and three game-winning goals. Ryan converted seven of her goals and 15 of her points during ECAC West play. She ranked first in the ECAC West and 12th in the country in points per game among rookies as she netted 0.92 points per con- test. Wilgosh emerged as an important defensive piece to the team during her rookie campaign. She recorded 13 points, on three goals and 10 assists. Nine of Wilgosh‟s points came in conference competition, while holding opponents to just 1.5 goals per contest in ECAC West play.

The final member of the Elmira College Women‘s Ice Hockey team to earn a spot on an All-Conference team was Lisa Marshall ‟14 (Powhatan, VA -- Wayne State University) who received Honorable Mention All-ECAC West accolades. Marshall appeared in 11 contests for Elmira logging over 600 minutes while making 223 saves and recording a .937 save percentage and 1.44 goals against average. Marshall finishes the season ranked 8th in the country in goals against average (1.44) and save percentage (.937), while ranking sixth in win percent- age, prevailing in 80 percent of the games she appeared in going 8-2-0. Lauren Sullivan ‟13 (Toronto, ONT -- Markham-Stouffville) played over 600 minutes between the pipes for Elmira, making 260 saves, while compiling a .925 save percentage and the 12th best goals against average mark (1.67) in the nation en route to an 9-3-1 record. That mark propelled her to the 11th best win percentage (73 percent), while she also ranked 11th in shutouts with three. Third year netminder Samantha Maguire ‟13 (Findlay, OH -- Ohio Flames) won all three contests she appeared in making 67 saves, including an impressive .985 save percentage and 0.33 goals against average.

Many other Soaring Eagles gained valuable experience throughout the 2011-12 cam- paign and EC will return an experienced unit to the ice next season as they look to compete for an ECAC West Championship.

Elmira loses Mitchell, Walker, Captains Alex Bresler ‘12 (Golden, CO -- Golden), Alex McPhail ‘12 (Oakville, ONT -- Toronto Aeros) and Lauren Campbell ‘12 (Erie, PA -- Chatham University) to graduation.

Ashley Ryan ‟15 17 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey 2011-12 Statistics

2011-12 Elmira College Individual and Team Statistics

18 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey 2011-12 Inside The Numbers

2011-12 By the Numbers

Team Superlatives 2011-12 Game-by-Game Results

Date Opponent Results Most goals scored, game: 12, Jan. 20, 2012 at Chatham Oct 28 Norwich# L 4-2 Most goals scored, period: 6, Twice Oct 29 Manhattanville# W 7-3 Fewest goals scored, game: 0, Nov. 26, 2011 at Middlebury Nov 12 Cortland State* W 8-1 Most goals allowed, game: 5, Feb. 10, 2012 at RIT Nov 13 Cortland State* W 9-1 Most goals allowed, period: 3, Feb. 10, 2012 at RIT Nov 19 Utica* W 2-1 Fewest goals allowed, game: 0, Seven times Most shots on goal, game: 78, Jan. 21, 2012 at Chatham Nov 20 Utica* W 5-2 Most shots on goal, period: 36, Jan. 21, 2012 at Chatham Nov 26 Middlebury& T 0-0 OT Fewest shots on goal, game: 28, Oct. 28, 2011 at Norwich Nov 27 Amherst% W 3-1 Fewest shots on goal, period: 4, Oct. 28, 2011 at Norwich Dec 3 Potsdam State* W 5-1 Most shots on goal allowed, game: 33, Feb. 10, 2012 at RIT Dec 4 Potsdam State* W 5-1 Most shots on goal allowed, period: 15, Jan. 21, 2012 at Chatham Dec 11 Williams W 5-1 Fewest shots on goal allowed, game: 11, Jan. 20, 2012 at Chatham Jan 6 Manhattanville W 3-0 Fewest shots on goal allowed, period: 2, Twice Most power play goals scored, game: 2, Three times Jan 11 Hamilton W 6-0 Most power play goals allowed, game: 4, Oct. 28, 2011 vs. Norwich Jan 14 Neumann* W 4-1 Most short-handed goals scored, game: 1, Feb. 4, 2012 vs. Buffalo State Jan 15 Neumann* W 4-1 Most short-handed goals allowed, game: 1, Three times Jan 20 Chatham* W 12-0 Most penalty minutes, game: 22, Jan. 8, 2011 vs. Hamilton Jan 21 Chatham* W 10-0 Fewest penalty minutes, game: 4, Four times Jan 28 Plattsburgh State* L 4-1 Most penalty minutes, opposition, game: 26, Feb. 4, 2012 vs. Buffalo State Fewest penalty minutes, opp., game: 6, Twice Jan 29 Plattsburgh State* W 2-1 Longest winning streak: 10, Nov. 27, 2011 to Jan. 21, 2012 Feb 3 Buffalo State* W 4-0 Longest losing streak: 2, Feb. 10, 2012 & Feb. 11, 2012 Feb 4 Buffalo State* W 7-0 Feb 10 RIT* L 5-1 Record when scoring first: 12-0-0 Feb 11 RIT* L 2-1 Record when opposition scored first: 8-5-0 Feb 18 Oswego State* W 4-3 Record when leading after the first period: 9-0-0 Record when trailing after the first period: 5-3-0 Feb 19 Oswego State* W 4-3 Record when tied after the first period: 6-2-1 Feb 25 Potsdam State+ L 2-1 Record when leading after the second period: 18-0-0 Record when trailing after the second period: 2-4-0 Home games in Bold and Italics Record when tied after the second period: 0-1-1 * - ECAC West Conference Game # - Cardinal-Panther Classic Individual Superlatives & - East-West Classic at Plattsburgh Most goals, season: 28, Tori Charron ‘14 % - East-West Classic Championship Most goals, game: 6, Torri Charron ‘14 + - ECAC West Playoff Game Most assists, season: 21, Lindsay Mitchell ‘12 Most assists, game: 5, Jamie Kivi ‘10

Most points, season: 32, Lindsay Mitchell ‘12 Most points, game: 8, Torri Charron ‘14 Most penalty minutes, season: 54, Tori Charron ‘14 Most saves, game: 36, Lauren Sullivan ‟13 Most wins, season: 15, Lauren Sullivan ‟13 Most shutouts, season: 4, Lauren Sullivan ‟13 Most game-winning goals: 6, Tori Charron ‘14 Most power-play goals 12, Tori Charron ‘14 Most shorthanded goals: 2, Lauren Campbell ‘12 Records ECAC Non-Conf Overall Overall 15-3-0 5-2-1 20-5-1 Home 9-2-0 1-1-0 10-3-0 Away 6-1-0 2-1-0 8-2-0 Neutral 0-0-0 2-0-1 2-0-1

GF-GA ECAC Non-Conf Overall Overall 88-27 27-11 115-38 Home 38-18 6-3 44-21 Away 50-9 11-4 61-13 Neutral 0-0 10-4 10-4 19 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey Elmira College in the ECAC West

ECAC West All-Stars ECAC West Titles 2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2004-05, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10 2001-02 Laura Hurd ‘05 (Player of the Year, All-Rookie Team) 2001-02 LeAnne Denman ‘05 (First Team, All-Rookie Team) 2001-02 Michelle Rennie ‘04 (First Team) 2001-02 Charissa Gawant ‘05 (Second Team) 2011-12 FINAL REGULAR SEASON ECAC WEST STANDINGS 2002-03 Laura Hurd ‘05 (First Team) (Conference Only) (Overall) 2002-03 LeAnne Denman ‘05 (First Team) 2002-03 Teegon Black ‘03 (Second Team) GP W-L-T W% GF GA GP W-L-T GF GA 2002-03 Jenelle Bauer ‘05 (Second Team) RIT 18 16-1-1 .917 103 16 30 28-1-1 147 30 2002-03 Edith Racine ‘05 (Second Team) 2002-03 Jaclyn O‘Neil ‘06 (All-Rookie Team, Rookie of the Year) Plattsburgh 18 15-1-2 .889 86 19 30 20-7-3 124 50 2002-03 Siobhan Edington ‘06 (All-Rookie Team) Elmira 18 15-3-0 .833 88 27 26 20-5-1 115 38 2002-03 Sheena Calic ‘06 (All-Rookie Team) 2003-04 Laura Hurd ‘05 (First Team) Oswego 18 8-8-2 .500 57 46 27 11-14-2 72 69 2003-04 Shannon Sargent ‘05 (Second Team) Neumann 18 8-8-2 .500 49 45 24 9-13-2 59 66 2003-04 LeAnne Denman ‘05 (Second Team) 2003-04 Stacy Collins ‘07 (All-Rookie)| Potsdam 18 7-8-3 .472 57 58 25 12-10-3 82 78 2004-05 Laura Hurd ‘05 (POTY, First Team) Utica 18 7-9-2 .444 50 52 25 10-12-3 65 66 2004-05 Edith Racine ‘05 (Goaltender of the Year, First Team) 2004-05 Jaclyn O‘Neil ‘06 (First Team) Buffalo State 18 4-13-1 .250 28 65 25 7-16-2 43 80 2004-05 LeAnne Denman ‘05 (Second Team) Cortland 18 3-14-1 .194 18 83 22 5-16-1 27 100 2005-06 Jaclyn O‘Neil ‘06 (First Team, Co-Player of the Year) 2005-06 Kayla Coady ‘09 (First Team, All-Rookie Team, ROTY) Chatham 18 0-18-0 .000 8 133 18 0-18-0 8 133 2005-06 Stacey Calic ‘06 (First Team) 2005-06 Danielle Wysomierski ‘06 (Second Team) 2005-06 Natasha Yeates ‘09 (All-Rookie Team) 2005-06 Allison Cubberley ‘09 (All-Rookie Team) ECAC West Tournament Results 2005-06 Stephanie McLean ‘07 (Honorable Mention) Quarterfinals, February 25, 2012 2006-07 Kayla Coady ‘09 (First Team) # 6 SUNY Potsdam def. #3 Elmira, 2-1 2006-07 Tiffany Hart ‘10, (First Team, All Rookie Team) 2006-07 Allison Cubberley ‘09 (First Team) #4 SUNY Oswego def. No. 5 Neumann, 3-0 2006-07 Jamie Kivi ‘10 (Second Team, All Rookie Team) 2006-07 Jenna McCall ‘10 (Honorable Mention, All Rookie Team) Semifinals, March 3, 2012 @ RIT 2007-08 Kayla Coady ‘09 (First Team) 2007-08 Allison Cubberley ‘09 (First Team) #1 RIT def. #6 SUNY Potsdam, 6-1 2007-08 Jamie Kivi ‘10 (Second Team) #2 Plattsburgh def. No. 4 SUNY Oswego, 1-0 2008-09 Kayla Coady ‘09 (POTY, First Team) 2008-09 Jamie Kivi ‘10 (First Team) 2008-09 Tiffany Hart ‘10 (First Team) Championship, March 4, 2012 @ RIT 2008-09 Allison Cubberley ‘09 (GOTY, FirstTeam) #1 RIT def. #2 Plattsburgh, 2-1 2008-09 Jamie Huntley ‘09 (Second Team) 2009-10 Jamie Kivi ‘10 (First Team) 2009-10 Jill DeBus ‘13 All-Rookie Team) 2009-10 Madison Johnston ‟13 All-Rookie Team) 2009-10 Lauren Sullivan ‟13 (All-Rookie Team) 2011-12 ECAC West Awards and All-Star Teams 2010-11 Tori Charron ‘14 (ROTY, All-Rookie Team, Second Team) 2010-11 Kathryne Walke ‘12 (Second Team) Player of the Year: Teal Gove, Plattsburgh 2011-12 Lindsay Mitchell ‘12 (Second Team) Rookie of the Year: Emma Rutherford, Plattsburgh 2011-12 Kathryne Walke ‘12 (Second Team) Goaltender of the Year: Sydney Aveson, Plattsburgh 2011-12 Torri Charron ‘14 (Second Team 2011-12 ` Ashley Ryan ‟15 (All-Rookie Team) Coaches of the Year: Jay Green, SUNY Potsdam 2011-12 Brooke Wilgosh ‟15 (All-Rookie Team) 2011-12 Lisa Marshall ‟14 (Honorable Mention)

FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM ALL-ROOKIE F - Teal Gove ‘12, Plattsburgh F - Lindsay Mitchell ‘12, EC F - Emma Rutherford ‘15, Plattsburgh F - Kourtney Kunichika ‘14, RIT F - Tori Charron ‘14, EC F - Ashley Ryan ‟15, EC F - Megan Myers ‘14, UC F - Kolbee McCrea ‘14, RIT F - Celeste Brown ‘15, RIT D - Kristina Moss ‘13, RIT D - Kathryn Walker ‘12, EC D - Alyssa Parke ‘15, Plattsburgh D - Kayla Dubowski ‘12, NU D - Allison Era ‘14, Plattsburgh D - Brooke Wilgosh ‟15, EC G - Sydney Aveson ‘13, Plattsburgh G - Laura Chamberlain ‘14, RIT G - Ali Binnington ‘15, RIT

2011-12 ECAC West Weekly Honors ECAC West Leading Scorers GP G- A- P Player of the Week Goalie of the Week Rookie of the Week Teal Gove ‘13 Plattsburgh 18 15-16-31 Megan Myers ‘14 Utica 18 11-19-30 Nov. 8 Melissa Seamont, Oswego Katie Double, Cortland Christina Zandri, Buffalo Kourtney Kunichika ‘14 RIT 18 12-17-29 Nov. 14 Emma Rutherford, Plattsburgh Shannon Donnelly, Neumann Celeste Brown, RIT Kristina Moss ‘13 RIT 18 6-22-28 Annmarie Lewis ‘12 Potsdam 18 16-11-27 Nov. 21 Christine Williams, Buffalo Dawna Salvarinas, Potsdam Izzy Fayerman, Potsdam Lindsay Mitchell ‘12 Elmira 18 9-17-26 Nov. 28 Tori Charron ‘14, Elmira Lauren Sullivan ‟13, Elmira Ashley Ryan ‟15, Elmira Dec. 5 Kolbee McCrea, RIT Catherine Cote, Oswego Julie Hall, RIT Dec. 12 Jessica Silveira, Potsdam Laura Chamberlain, RIT Jeyna Minnick, Buffalo Jan. 9 Kim Schlattman, RIT Lauren Sullivan ‟13, Elmira Shannon Stewart, Plattsburgh ECAC West Leading Goaltenders Jan. 16 Lindsay Mitchell ‘12, Elmira Sydney Aveson, Plattsburgh Morgan MacInnis, Plattsburgh Min. W-L-T GAA Jan. 23 Kristina Moss, RIT Sydney Aveson, Plattsburgh Amanda Simpson, Neumann 1 Sydney Aveson ‘13 PSU 924:25 1.04 Jan. 30 Ang Gilmour, Neumann Sydney Aveson, Plattsburgh Ashley Ryan ‟15, Elmira 2 Laura Chamberlain ‘14 RIT 623:57 1.06 Feb. 6 Annmarie Lewis, Potsdam Kaitlynn Smith, Chatham Emma Rutherford, Plattsburgh 3 Lisa Marshall ‟14 EC 506:21 1.54 4 Lauren Sullivan ‟13 EC 391:40 1.84 Feb. 13 Annmarie Lewis, Potsdam Laura Chamberlain, RIT Alyssa Parke -- Plattsburgh 5 Jennifer Hamel ‘14 UC 668:55 2.33 Feb. 20 Megan Myers, Utica Lauren Sullivan ‟13, Elmira Erin Weston ‟15, Elmira

20 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey EC Team Records

ELMIRA COLLEGE TEAM RECORDS

SINGLE-GAME PLAYER RECORDS SINGLE SEASON RECORDS

Most goals scored 178 2001-02 (28 games) Most goals 6, Tori Charron ‘14 Fewest goals scored 88 2010-11 (26 games) Jan. 29, 2011 vs. Chatham Most goals allowed 62 2005-06 4, Laura Hurd ‘05 Fewest goals allowed 29 2004-05 Jan. 19, 2002 v. Neumann Most goals per game 6.23 2001-02 4, Siobhan Edington ‘06 Fewest goals per game 3.83 2007-08 Jan. 15, 2003 v. Cortland Most goals allowed per game 2.30 2005-06 Most assists 6, Laura Hurd ‘05 Fewest goals allowed per game 1.06 2002-03 Nov. 24, 2001 v. Neumann Most 40-goal scorers 1 2001-02 6, Charissa Gawant ‘05 Most 30-goal scorers 1 2001-02, 2002-03 Jan. 11, 2003 v. Neumann Most 20-goal scorers 2 2005-06 Most points 9, Laura Hurd ‘05 Most 10-goal scorers 7 2004-05 Jan. 19, 2002 v. Neumann Most 20-point scorers 10 2002-03 Most penalty minutes 17, Catherine Shears ‘09 Most 30-point scorers 5 2001-02 Feb. 5, 2006 Most 40-point scorers 3 2001-02, 2008-09 Most saves 51, Edith Racine ‘05 Most 50-point scorers 2 2001-02 Most 60-point scorers 1 2001-02 Feb. 24, 2002 v. Platts. Most 70-point scorers 1 2001-02 Most games 30 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10 Fewest games 26 2010-11 Most Wins 26 2001-02 SINGLE-GAME TEAM RECORDS Fewest Wins 16 2010-11 Most Goals Scored 15 Twice Most Losses 9 2005-06 Fewest Losses 1 2001-02 Most Goals Allowed 6 Nov. 13, 2004 Most Ties 3 2006-07 Fastest 2 Goals 7 seconds apart Fewest Ties 0 2004-05, 2005-06 Nov. 8, 2003 Longest Winning Streak 19 Nov. 10, 2001 to Feb. 3, 2002 Fastest 3 Goals 44 seconds apart Longest Losing Streak 4 Oct. 25, 2003 to Nov. 8, 2003 Nov. 2, 2002 Longest Unbeaten Streak 33 Nov. 10, 2001 to Nov. 17, 02 Fastest 4 Goals 1:20 apart Most Shutouts 14 2002-03 Jan. 12, 2003 Most Power Play Goals 55 2008-09 Fewest Power Play Goals 18 2003-04 Fastest 2 Goals Allowed 14 seconds apart Most Shorthanded Goals 9 2005-06 Nov. 21, 2009 Most Shorthanded Goals All. 4 2005-06, 2007-08 Most Goals in a Period 9 Nov. 24, 2001 Fewest Shorthanded Goals 3 2003-04, 2006-07, 2009-10 (first period) Fewest Shorthanded Goals All. 0 2004-05 Most G in a Per., Opp. 4 Dec. 8, 2001 Most Power Play Goals Allowed 17 2005-06 (third period) Fewest Power Play Goals All. 9 2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2008-09 4 Nov. 22, 2005 Most Power Play Attempts 207 2006-07 Fewest Power Play Attempts 100 2003-04 (second period) Most Penalty Killing Chances 204 2007-08 Fewest Penalty Killing Chances 104 2003-04 Highest Power Play Percentage 29.9 2009-10 (46-for-154)* Most Shots: 79 Nov. 21, 2003 Lowest Power Play Percentage 17.3 2007-08 (32-for-185) Most Shots Allowed 54 Feb. 24, 2002 Highest Penalty Killing Rate 94.0 2006-07 (188-for-200)* Most Shots Period 34 Nov. 24, 2001 Lowest Penalty Killing Rate 88.8 2009-10 (127-for-143) (first period) Most Penalties 229 2007-08 Fewest Penalties 118 2003-04 Most Shots Period, Opp. 20 Feb. 1, 2008 Most Penalty Minutes 461 2007-08 (third period) Fewest Penalty Minutes 239 2002-03 Most Power Play Goals 7 Nov. 12, 2006 Most Penalties, Opposition 223 2006-07 Most PP Goals, Opp. 3 Jan. 21, 2006 Fewest Penalties, Opposition 65 2004-05 Most Power Plays 14 Nov. 12, 2006 Most Penalty Minutes, Opp. 452 2006-07 Most Power Plays, Opp. 11 Twice Fewest Penalty Minutes, Opp. 230 2002-03 Most Shorthanded Goals 2 Nov. 25, 2001

*Led the Nation in that Season Most SHG, Opp. 2 Nov. 15 2008

21 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey All-Time Offensive Statistics

Elmira College All-Time Offensive Season and Career Statistics

Most Goals, Season Most Goals, Career Most Power Play Goals, Season Most Hat-Tricks, Season Laura Hurd ‘05 40 (2001-02) Laura Hurd ‘05 120 (2001-05) Jenna McCall ‘10 13 (2008-09) Laura Hurd ‘05 4 (2001-02) Laura Hurd ‘05 33 (2002-03) Kayla Coady ‘09 82 (2005-09) Tori Charron ‘14 12 (2010-11) Laura Hurd ‘05 4 (2002-03) Tori Charron ‘14 28 (2010-11) Lindsay Palmer ‘05 55 (2001-05) Kayla Coady ‘09 10 (2008-09) Jamie Huntley ‘09 2 (2008-09) Laura Hurd ‘05 25 (2004-05) Jenna McCall ‘10 54 (2006-10) Alex Bresler ‘12 9 (2009-10) LeAnne Denman ‘05 2 (2001-02) Laura Hurd ‘05 22 (2003-04) Charissa Gawant ‘05 53 (2001-05) Jamie Huntley ‘09 9 (2008-09) Laura Hurd ‘05 2 (2003-04) Stefanie McLean ‘07 21 (2005-06) Jaclyn O‘Neil ‘06 51 (2002-06) Stefanie McLean ‘07 9 (2006-07) Stefanie McLean ‘07 2 (2005-06) Kayle Coady ‘09 21 (2008-09) Shannon Sargent ‘05 49 (2001-05) Kayla Coady ‘09 8 (2006-07) Seventeen tied at 1 Kayle Coady ‘09 21 (2007-08) Stefanie McLean ‘07 49 (2003-07) Jill DeBus ‘13 8 (2009-10) Kayla Coady ‘09 20 (2006-07) Lauryn DePaul ‘10 48 (2006-10) Lauryn DePaul ‘10 7 (2009-10) Kayla Coady ‘09 20 (2005-06) Tori Charron ‘14 46 (2010-12) Laura Hurd ‘05 7 (2002-03) Alex Bresler ‘12 19 (2009-10) Jamie Huntley ‘09 40 (2005-09) Charissa Gawant ‘05 6 (2001-02) Jenna McCall ‘10 19 (2008-09) Alex Bresler ‘12 39 (2008-12) Laura Hurd ‘05 6 (2004-05) Jamie Huntley ‘09 19 (2008-09) Melanie Henshaw ‘10 37 (2006-10)

Most Assists, Season Most Assists, Career Most Game-Winning Goals, Most Short-Handed Goals, Charissa Gawant ‘05 41 (2001-02) Laura Hurd ‘05 117 (2001-2005) Season Season Laura Hurd ‘05 37 (2001-02) Kayla Coady ‘09 100 (2005-2009) Laura Hurd ‘05 9 (2001-02) Kayla Coady ‘09 4 (2008-09) Kayla Coady ‘09 35 (2008-09) Jaclyn O‘Neil ‘06 91 (2002-2006) Laura Hurd ‘05 8 (2004-05) Laura Hurd ‘05 4 (2002-03) Laura Hurd ‘05 33 (2004-05) Charissa Gawant ‘05 86 (2001-2005) Tori Charron ‘14 6 (2010-11) Laura Hurd ‘05 3 (2001-02) Lindsay Palmer ‘05 30 (2001-02) Jenna McCall ‘10 84 (2006-2010) Kayla Coady ‘09 6 (2007-08) Kayla Coady ‘09 3 (2005-06) Jaclyn O‘Neil ‘06 28 (2004-05) Lindsay Palmer ‘05 80 (2001-2005) Kayla Coady ‘09 5 (2008-09) Lauren Campbell ‘12 2 (2010-11) Jaclyn O‘Neil ‘06 28 (2005-06) Jamie Kivi ‘10 69 (2006-2010) Lauryn DePaul ‘10 5 (2009-10) Shannon Sargent ‘05 2 (2001-02) Kayla Coady ‘09 27 (2006-07) Tiffany Hart ‘10 58 (2006-2010) Jenna McCall ‘10 5 (2008-09) Emily Sand ‘06 2 (2002-03) Jenna McCall ‘10 26 (2008-09) Stefanie McLean ‘07 51 (2003-2007) Laura Hurd ‘05 5 (2002-03) Laura Hurd ‘05 2 (2003-04) Laura Hurd ‘05 25 (2003-04) LeAnne Denman ‘05 49 (2001-2005) Jaclyn O‘Neil ‘06 5 (2002-03) Laura Hurd ‘05 2 (2004-05) Jaclyn O‘Neil ‘06 24 (2002-03) Sheena Calic ‘06 44 (2002-2006) LeAnne Denman ‘05 4 (2001-02) Jaclyn O‘Neil ‘06 2 (2005-06) Michelle Rennie ‘04 22 (2001-02) Karen Colehour ‘10 42 (2009-2010) Lindsay Palmer ‘04 4 (2002-03) Fifteen tied at 1 Most Points, Season Most Points, Career Most Penalty Minutes, Season Most Penalty Minutes, Career Laura Hurd ‘05 77 (2001-02) Laura Hurd ‘05 237 (2001-05) Jamie Huntly ‘09 68 (2008-09) Catherine Shears ‘09 210 (2005-09) Charissa Gawant ‘05 57 (2001-02) Kayla Coady ‘09 182 (2005-09) Catherine Shears ‘09 65 (2005-06) Jamie Huntley ‘09 174 (2005-09) Laura Hurd ‘05 58 (2004-05) Jaclyn O‘Neil ‘06 142 (2002-06) Tori Charron ‘14 54 (2010-11) Lauryn DePaul ‘10 152 (2006-2010) Kayla Coady ‘09 56 (2008-09) Charissa Gawant ‘05 139 (2001-05) Julie Clune ‘05 54 (2001-02) Julie Clune ‘05 133 (2001-2005) Laura Hurd ‘05 55 (2002-03) Jenna McCall ‘10 138 (2006-10) Sonya Lynk ‘05 50 (2001-02) Natasha Yeates ‘09 130 (2005-09) Laura Hurd ‘05 47 (2003-04) Lindsay Palmer ‘05 135 (2001-05) Jamie Huntley ‘09 50 (2006-07) Stefanie McLean ‘07 121 (2003-2007) Kayla Coady ‘09 47 (2006-07) Stefanie McLean ‘07 100 (2003-07) Lyndsa Laxton ‘09 48 (2005-06) Lyndsay Laxton ‘09 119 (2005-2008) Jenna McCall‘ 10 45 (2008-09) Jamie Kivi ‘10 94 (2006-10) Jenna McCall ‘10 46 (2006-07) Jamie Kivi ‘10 116 (2006-2010) Lindsay Palmer ‘05 44 (2001-02) Shannon Sargent ‘05 91 (2001-05) Jill DeBus ‘13 44 (2009-10) Jenna McCall ‘10 116 (2006-2010) Jaclyn O‘Neil ‘06 44 (2005-06) Lauryn DePaul ‘10 82 (2006-10) Lauryn DePaul ‘10 44 (2009-10) Charissa Gawant ‘05 114 (2001-2005) Kayla Coady ‘09 42 (2005-06) Jamie Huntley ‘09 79 (2006-09) Natasha Yeates ‘09 44 (2006-07) Sonya Lynk ‘05 112 (2001-2005) Jaclyn O‘Neil ‘06 41 (2004-05) LeAnne Denman ‘05 77 (2001-2005) Julie Clune ‘05 43 (2002-03) Sheena Calic ‘06 112 (2002-2006) Jaclyn O‘Neil ‘06 38 (2002-03) Farren Hart ‘08 70 (2004-2008) Lyndsay Laxton ‘09 43 (2007-08) Tiffany Hart ‘10 100 (2006-2010)

22 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey All-Americans

ALL-AMERICANS AT ELMIRA COLLEGE

LeAnne Denman ’05 Laura Hurd ’05 Edith Racine ’05 Defense Forward Goaltender Second Team 2001-02, 2002-03, 2005 National Player of the Year First Team 2004-05 2003-04 First Team 2001-02, 2002-03, Second Team 2002-03 2003-04, 2004-05

Kayla Coady ‟09 Allison Cubberley ‟09 Jamie Kivi ‟10 Forward Goaltender Defense 2009 National Player of the Year First Team 2008-09 First Team 2008-09, 2009-10 First Team 2008-09 Second Team 2007-08

23 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey Women‟s Hockey Alumni

WHAT IT MEANS TO BE AN ELMIRA COLLEGE SOARING EAGLE

“If you’re one of the privileged few to attend this College be ready to follow your dream; a college education while doing what you desire, play- ing hockey for an elite team. Isn’t that what you dreamed of accomplishing? I know I did. What stands out in my mind most of all is the chemistry we had and how we always played for each other. Everyone has always been dedicat- ed to make both themselves a better player as well as their teammates. That is what wins championships. The best feeling in the world is competing for the NCAA championship. The excitement, the media and publicity, the pressure, the huge crowds and the overall feeling of being on the ice in that moment is indescribable. It is something you have to experience to fully understand. That should be your goal… If you’re dedicated, hard working and ready to grow into the best person and athlete that you can be, then you will excel on this team and at this college.”

˜Jackie O‟Neil ‟06 (Last Team - Toronto Aeros Int. AA) ECAC West Rookie of the Year ’03 ECAC West All Rookie Team ’03 1st Team All ECAC West ’05, ’06 ECAC West All Academic Team ’04, ’05, ’06 Co-leader in Career Games Played at EC 3rd in All-Time Career Points & Assists at EC ECAC West Co-Player of the Year ’06 Team Captain ’06 Member - ECAC West Championship Team ’03, ’04, ’05 Member - NCAA Championship Team ’03

“To be an Elmira College Women’s Hockey Player is to be part of a family. We are a bunch of “sisters” who will guard each other until the end. With constant effort and determination we are able to make not only ourselves better, but the team and community as a whole. We are the type of people that will be friends for life. To enter our team is to enter a bond that will never be forgotten. From the ups of the season to the lows we will always be there for one another and I know that is something I will take with me forever. Anything, anytime, anywhere…we will be there.”

˜Michelle Rennie ‟04 (Last Team -- Mercyhurst College) 1st Team All ECAC West ’02 ECAC West All Academic Team ’03, ’04 Team Captain ’03, ’04, ’05 Member - ECAC West Championship Team ’02, ’03, ’04 Member - NCAA Championship Team ’02, ’03 Assistant Coach - ECAC West Championship Team ’05

24 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey Soaring Eagles in the Classroom

At Elmira College academics are a priority and we believe in the DIII philosophy which offers Student-Athletes the opportunity to become well-rounded individuals who successfully integrate athlet- ics and academics. EC Student-Athletes score big on the ice and in the classroom, as 61% have a GPA of 3.0 or better. The Women‘s Hockey program stress academics even more so. Each member of the team is required to attend team study hall hours during each term in order to reach their personal academic goals. Academically the College provides the resources for all students to succeed. Academic tutoring and support is free to all full-time stu- dents. In addition, tutors in math and writing are available in freshman dormitory lounges many evenings during Term I and Term II. Each week, all freshman in our nationally recognized Writing Program must attend three class meetings and a one half- hour individual tutorial session with their instructor to review and improve their writing skills. EC continues to be on the forefront of developing exciting and unique academic experiences throughout the year. In the spring term students are encouraged to study abroad and to take classes of higher interest. Students have studied in countries such as San Salvador, the Bahamas, Spain, France, Russia, Italy, Germany, Ec-

2011-12 ECAC West All-Academic Team (3.0 GPA or better) Alex Bresler ‟12 Lauren Campbell ‟12 Maddy Charbonneau ‟14 Tori Charron ‟14 Alex McPhail ‟12 Lindsay Mitchell ‟12 Madison Johnston ‟13 Tanis Lamoureux '14 Lauren Sullivan ‟13 Amber Tirri ‟13 Kathryn Walker ‟12

25 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey Soaring Eagles in the Community Community Service

Elmira College is where common good is a required course. We expect Elmira College graduates to be thrust into leader- ship roles in their future communities. Community service is an important part of fulfilling that role. Elmira College is the only College in the nation to require and give credit for both and internship and community service. With that, EC is committed to fostering an environment where students look to help the greater good.

The Women‘s Hockey program is a shining of example of the importance and impact that community service can have. All members of the Varsity Women‘s Ice Hockey program exceed expectations by volunteering in the Elmira, Corning and other local communities at least twice a month.

Our Women‘s Ice Hockey athletes volunteer with various groups and organizations such as:

 Breast Cancer Awareness  CHAMPS Life Skills  Elmira Animal Shelter  Elmira City School District  Elmira Food Bank  Head Start  Second Chance Ranch  SOAR (reading program)  Southern Tier Pediatrics  St. John Church  YMCA Camp Cory

26 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey Soaring Eagles in the Weight Room Strength and Conditioning

Each year the goal of the EC Women‘s Hockey pro- gram is to compete to win another National Champi- onship. It is the combination of cardiovascular condi- tioning, weight training and on-ice development that will allow the program to reach that goal.

The primary objective of the Elmira College Women‘s Hockey Strength and Conditioning program is to pro- vide sport specific training which will help each athlete reach their maximum on-ice potential.

The program is year round and is broken into four crucial and integrated segments: Off-season, Pre- season, In-season and Post-season training. Each seg- ment includes specific goals for all team members in order to improve upon the athlete‘s weaknesses and raise the fitness level for on-ice performance. A major emphasis is placed on developing speed, as well as func- tional power and strength in order for the athlete to reach their highest potential.

Finally the strength and conditioning program not only serves as an imperative way to improve perfor- mance, but is also a critical means to avoid injuries throughout the demanding hockey season.

27 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey Murray Athletic Center

A Closer Look at the Murray Athletic Center

The Murray Athletic Center, or the Domes, is the home of the Soaring Eagles Hockey program and has been for the past 30 years. In the summer of 2001 a major renovation pro- ject took place that included new locker rooms and new offices for the hockey program, as well as four new multi- purpose locker rooms and a new sports medicine area. These enhancements to the facility provide the Soaring Eagles with a state-of-the-art locker room which includes individual maple player stalls, a stick room with work bench area, stereo and entertainment center, video editing equipment, coaches offices and meeting area, intercom system, and dehumidification system. The Murray Athletic Center has been one of the premiere Division III hockey facilities in the country and these improvements demonstrate the College's commit- ment to provide the student-athletes with the necessary facilities to support the athletics programs at the College. The Soaring Eagles continue to have one of the highest home attendance averages in the country with fre- quent sell-out crowds. The Domes are a truly unique facil- ity that the Soaring Eagles are happy to call home, and a place where few opponents enjoy much success.

28 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey Elmira College Sports Administration

Pat Thompson ‟75, MS ‟88 Vice President of Athletics and Health Services

Now entering her thirty-third year as part of the Elmira College Admin- istration, Pat Thompson, ‘75, MS ‘88, is committed to overseeing a quality athletics program, with student-athletes who excel on the field, and also in the class- room. In her 23 years as the Director of Athletics at Elmira College, the quality of athletics at the College has grown exponentially. Highlights of Thompson‘s tenure include:  Increased participation opportunities for student- athletes, which now include sixteen varsity and ten junior varsity sports;  Improved facilities, equipment, and expanded sports medicine services;  Athletic success in all three seasons for both men‘s and women‘s programs credited to the expanded oppor- tunity to recruit high caliber student-athletes, develop- ment of competitive schedules, initiation of a graduate assistant program, along with a staff of qualified and dedicated coaches;  Initiation of the Student-Athlete Advisory Board, which is a representative committee of all student- EC Sports Administration Staff athletes at Elmira College (varsity and junior varsity);  Initiation of NCAA CHAMPS-Life Skills program;  Conference affiliation in the Empire 8;  Promotion of camps, clinics, and community service programs for area youth, including SOAR (Student- Athletes Offer Assistance in Reading). In 2001, Thompson implemented the women‘s ice hockey program at Elmira College. In their first season of Division III competition, the 2002 Soaring Eagles won the National Title and repeated in 2003. Dean Thompson played a major role in the construc- Jen Bozek MS ‟00 Michael Letzeisen tion project management of Emerson Hall, which opened in Senior Associate Director Associate AD 1996. This facility has created many new programming of Athletics Director of Murray Athletic opportunities and has brought the excitement of basketball Center and volleyball back to Campus. She also has managed the Murray Athletic Center hockey locker room renovation project. This upgrade and addition is a major enhancement to the Soaring Eagles ice hockey program. She has received a variety of accolades and awards for her hard work. In addition to receiving the Paul Brand Athletics Staff Award in 1983 and 1996, the Elmira College Student Association recognized her as ―Administrator of the Year‖ in 1992. In 1995, Thompson received the Douglas Anderson Award in recognition of her excellence in admin- istrative leadership at Elmira College. The Chemung Coun- Aaron Saul ‟98 Randie Torgalski ty Chamber of Commerce honored her as the recipient of Administrative Assistant- Administrative Assistant-Athletics Eligibility and Academic Scheduling and Game Management the 1997 Athena Award which recognizes exceptional indi- Support viduals who demonstrate support of professional women and work unselfishly on their behalf; provide valuable ser- vice to his or her business or profession; and exhibit initia- tive and creativity. In addition, Thompson has been an active member of numerous NCAA committees, including the NCAA Coun- cil, Committee on Women‘s Interests, Promotions and Public Relations and the Division III Steering Committee. She has also been an active participant on the ECAC Execu- tive Council, Robbins Scholar-Athlete Committee, and ECAC Commissioner Search Committee. She currently serves on the Community Foundation Board and serves as Rhonda Faunce Jeremiah Kneeland „05 Director of Physical an officer on the St. Joseph‘s Hospital Board. Director of Community Education Outreach and Intramurals

29 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey Elmira College Sports Medicine

Dave Tomkalski, MA, ATC Allyson Campion Dave Tomkalski, Elmira Col- Campion enters her second year with the Elmira lege‘s Head Athletics has coordinated College Sports Medicine Staff. She is a recent gradu- the Sports Medicine services for the ate of Marist College in Poughkeepsie, NY. While at Soaring Eagles athletics program since Marist she earned a B.S. in Athletic Training. As a 1993. Additionally, Dave is an instruc- student, she worked with several athletics team rang- tor in Physical Education, teaching ing from Football to Men‘s Volleyball. Also she courses in sports medicine. shadowed a local Orthopedic, Chiropractor, Physiat- Dave earned a Bachelor‘s De- rist and Physical Therapist. After Graduation, she gree in Physical Education and Athletic passed the Board of Certification for Athletic training and completed Training from the University of Toledo her training as an EMT in April of 2011. Campion will be finished up and a Master‘s Degree in Sports Medi- her Master‘s Degree while she is here in Elmira. cine from Western Michigan University. He is certified by the NATA (National Athletic Trainers Association) and the state of New York, as well as being a certified instructor for the Ameri- can Red Cross in First Aid and CPR. Amanda Bachmann Prior to his arrival at Elmira College, Dave served as Bachmann joins the Elmira College Athletics De- the Head Athletics Trainer at Trinity College in Hartford, CT, partment in her first year as the Assistant Athletics The American University in Washington, DC, a Sports Medi- Trainer. Bachmann, a 2011 graduate of Central cine Clinic in eastern Pennsylvania and as an Assistant Athlet- Connecticut State University (CCSU) majoring in ics Trainer at Grand Valley State College in Allendale, MI. Athletic Training, has spent over 1200 hours of In addition, Dave has worked as an intern trainer with observation in CCSU‗s Athletic Department per- the Cleveland Cavaliers of the NBA, the Head Athletics Train- forming injury evaluations, rehabilitation, and cov- er for the Washington Diplomats of the APSL (American Pro- ering practices and contests. Bachmann holds certi- fessional Soccer League), and as a Staff Trainer for the 1984 fications in BOC, CPR and AED and is an Emergency Medical Tech- Olympic Wrestling Trials. Dave is one of the founders and the nician. Amanda is pursuing a Master‗s Degree in General Education at first president of the District of Columbia Athletic Trainers Elmira College. Association. He is an active member of the Elmira community, having presented at many clinics and symposiums, including lecturing volunteers of the Special Olympics on how to recog- nize and treat injuries. Sara Cline Cline joins the Elmira College Athletics Depart- ment in her first year as an Assistant Athletic Train- er. Cline, a 2012 graduate of Kean University, spent four years as a member of the Kean Universi- ty Athletic Training program. The Union Beach, NJ native has extensive clinical practice that in-cludes evaluation, assessment, rehabilitation, and treat- ment of both previous and new injuries and illness- es of all athletes in the clinic. She has provid-ed season coverage of practices and games for the sports of field hock-ey, men‗s basketball, football, and women‗s lacrosse. Sara is pursuing a Master‗s Degree in General Education at Elmira College.

Justin Gruver Gruver joins the Elmira College Athletics De- part-ment in his first year as the Assistant Ath- letics Trainer. Gruver, a 2012 graduate of Iowa State University of Science and Technology, spent one year each working with the Iowa State University football and wrestling programs. A Kinesiology major with an option in Athletic Training, he has experience in injury prevention Student Athletic Training Staff and management and the evaluation and as- sessment of injuries. Justin is pursuing a Master‗s Degree in Health Services Management at Elmira College.

30 2012-13 Elmira College Women‟s Ice Hockey 2012-13 WOMEN‟S VARSITY ICE HOCKEY SCHEDULE

DAY--DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME Sat., Oct. 27 Norwich University@ A 7:00 p.m. Sun., Oct. 28 Manhattanville College@ N 3:00 p.m. Sat., Nov. 3 Cortland State University* H 3:00 p.m. Sun., Nov. 4 Cortland State University* H 3:00 p.m. Fri., Nov. 9 Utica College* H 7:00 p.m. Sat., Nov. 10 Utica College* A 7:00 p.m. Fri., Nov. 16 Potsdam State University* H 7:00 p.m. Sat., Nov. 17 Potsdam State University* H 3:00 p.m. Sat., Nov. 24 Middlebury College# A 4:00 p.m. Sun., Nov. 25 Amherst College# N 1:00 p.m. Sat., Dec. 1 Neumann University* H 7:00 p.m. Sun., Dec. 2 Neumann University* A 3:00 p.m. Sat., Dec. 8 Williams College A 7:00 p.m. Fri., Jan. 4 Manhattanville College H 3:00 p.m. Sat., Jan. 5 Hamilton College H 7:00 p.m. Fri., Jan. 11 Chatham University* H 7:00 p.m. Sat., Jan. 12 Chatham University* H 3:00 p.m. Sat., Jan. 19 Plattsburgh State University* A 7:00 p.m. Sun., Jan. 20 Plattsburgh State University* A 3:00 p.m. Fri., Jan. 25 Buffalo State College* A 7:00 p.m. Sat., Jan. 26 Buffalo State College* A 3:00 p.m. Sat., Feb. 2 Stevenson University H 3:00 p.m. Fri., Feb. 8 Oswego State University* A 7:00 p.m. Sat., Feb. 9 Oswego State University* A 3:00 p.m. Sat., Feb. 16 Middlebury College H 3:00 p.m. Sat., Feb. 23 ECAC West First Round TBA TBA Sat., Mar. 2 ECAC West Semifinals TBA TBA Sun., Mar. 3 ECAC West Championship TBA TBA

* Denotes ECAC West Conference contest @ East-West Classic at Norwich University # Cardinal-Panther Classic at Middlebury College HOME GAMES ARE IN BOLD ITALICS

JUNIOR VARSITY WOMEN‟S ICE HOCKEY SCHEDULE

DAY--DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME Nov. 6 Cornell University Club A 8:45 p.m. Nov. 14 Cornell University Club H 8:30 p.m. Nov. 11 Oswego State JV H 12:00 p.m. Dec. 9 Troy-Albany Ice Kats H 12:00 p.m. Jan. 12 CIHA H 9:30 a.m. Jan. 13 Philadelphia Quakers U16 H 10:00 a.m. Feb. 3 Scanlon Creek H 12:00 p.m.

Home games will be played at the Murray Athletics Center