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UNIVERSITY of NORTH DAKOTA Womenrs HOCKEY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA WOMEN’s hockey February 1-2, 2013 2012-13 Schedule/Results No. 8/9 North Dakota Overall: 18-10-0 WCHA: 13-9-0 (16-10-0, 11-9-0-0 WCHA) Home: 9-5-0 Away: 9-5-0 Neutral: 0-0-0 Last 10: 7-3-0 vs. Oct. 5 Minnesota State* L, 3-2 Bemidji State Oct. 6 Minnesota State* W, 4-1 (6-18-2, 5-16-1-0 WCHA) Oct. 12 Ohio State* L, 5-3 Oct. 13 Ohio State* W, 2-0 Friday (7:07 p.m.) and Saturday (7:07 p.m.) • Ralph Engelstad Arena• Grand Forks, N.D. Oct. 19 St. Cloud State* W, 3-1 Oct. 20 St. Cloud State* W, 1-0 WEBCAST: UNDSports.com Oct. 27 Minnesota* L, 5-1 AUDIO: UNDSports.com Oct. 28 Minnesota* L, 4-2 RADIO: 1440-AM Nov. 2 Clarkson L, 3-1 Nov. 3 Clarkson W, 3-2 LIVE STATS: UNDSports.com - WCHA.com Nov. 17 Bemidji State* W, 3-1 TWITTER: @UNDWHockey Nov. 18 Bemidji State* W, 7-3 Nov. 23 Minnesota Duluth* W, 4-3 (ot) FACEBOOK: Facebook.com/UNDWHKY Nov. 24 Minnesota Duluth* W, 5-2 Nov. 30 RIT W, 3-2 Dec. 1 RIT W, 8-2 Dec. 8 Wisconsin* L, 3-2 THIS WEEK: North Dakota hosts Bemidji State in its second to last regular season home series at the Ralph Dec. 9 Wisconsin* L, 3-1 Engelstad Arena. Jan. 4 Lindenwood W, 7-3 Jan. 5 Lindenwood W, 8-4 TUNE IN: This weekend’s games will be broadcasted on The Fan 1440 AM (Friday and Saturday) with broad- Jan. 11 Minnesota* L, 6-3 caster Darrin Looker calling the action. Audio webcasts will also be available through www.UNDSports. Jan. 12 Minnesota* L, 6-3 com. Jan. 18 Wisconsin* W, 3-0 Jan. 19 Wisconsin* L, 2-1 A live blog will be open for fans during the game at www.UNDSports.com or you can get live updates by fol- Jan. 25 St. Cloud State* W, 6-2 lowing UNDWHockey through twitter. Live stats for the game can be found through www.UNDSports.com. Jan. 26 St. Cloud State* W, 3-0 Feb. 1 Minnesota State* W, 4-2 There is a pay per view webcast available through www.UNDSports.com. Feb. 2 Minnesota State* W, 8-2 Feb. 8 Bemidji State* 7:07 p.m. Feb. 9 Bemidji State* 7:07 p.m. ABOUT BSU: The Badgers are entering the weekend with an overall 6-18-2 record and entering the week- Feb. 15 Ohio State* 7:07 p.m. end off an upset 2-1 win over Ohio State. Feb. 16 Ohio State* 7:07 p.m. Feb. 22 Minnesota Duluth* 7:07 p.m. The Beavers are second to last in the conference in scoring and have depended on a scoring-by-comittee ap- Feb. 23 Minnesota Duluth* 6:07 p.m. proach as Natasha Kostenko leads the team with nine goals, but have 16 different goal scorers on the year. Mar. 1-3 WCHA First Round@ TBA Mar. 8-9 WCHA Final Face-Off^ TBA Senior Jessica Havel and sophomore Abby Ryplanski have split time in net with a combined 3.32 goals Mar. 15-16 NCAA Regionals@ TBA against average and a .883 save percentage. Mar. 22-24 NCAA Frozen Four^ TBA THE ALL-TIME SERIES: North Dakota leads the all-time series 26-18-3 and 15-9-1 at home. UND is also 11- 2-0 in its last 13 meetings against the Beavers and is currently on a seven-game winning streak. Home games in bold; all times Central * WCHA Conference Game LAST ACTION: North Dakota picked up its first sweep in program history at Minnesota State last weekend @ Higher Seed Hosts by 4-2 and 8-2 scores, respectively. ^ Minneapolis, Minn. + Crookston, Minn. Sophomore Josefine Jakobsen had a career weekend as she tallied her first two collegiate hat tricks and added three assists for a nine-point weekend. This Weekend in the WCHA Linemate Michelle Karvinen added two goals and six assists for eight points in the series. UND out shot the Mavericks 93-35 on the weekend. Friday, February 8: Wisconsin at St. Cloud State 2:07 pm CT NO MATTER THE CIRCUMSTANCE: In the second HOCKEY ContaCT Minnesota at Ohio State 7:07 pm ET period on Friday and the first period on Saturday, Assistant Director of Media Relations _____Derek Koenen Bemidji State at North Dakota 7:07 pm CT UND scored an even-strength, shorthanded and Email ___________ [email protected] power-play goal in a single period. Office Phone ________________________ 701.777.6743 Saturday, February 9: Cell Phone __________________________ 507.828.3021 Minnesota at Ohio State 1:07 pm ET In its 10 games since Christmas break, including four Office Fax __________________________ 701.777.4352 Wisconsin at St. Cloud State 2:07 pm CT games against higher-ranked opponents (No. 1 Min- AMR Mailing Address ____Athletic Media Relations Office Minnesota State at Minnesota Duluth 3:07 pm CT nesota and No. 8 Wisconsin), UND has gone 16-for- University of North Dakota Bemidji State at North Dakota 7:07 pm CT 42 (38.1 percent) on the power play and has limited Hyslop Sports Center Room 120 its opponents to 6-for-54 (88.9 percent) in its own 2751 2nd Avenue North, Stop 9013 Sunday, February 10: attempts. Grand Forks, ND 58202-9013 Minnesota State at Minnesota Duluth 3:07 pm CT SHORTIES UNIT: North Dakota opened the season going the first 25 games with out a shorthanded goal, but has scored on the penalty-kill in each of the last three games. WE ARE 1. WE ARE NORTH DAKOTA. PAGE 2 • UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA WOMEN’S HOCKEY GAME NOTES FINDING HER WAY: Freshman Shelby Amsley-Benzie has started the last seven games for UND in net in UND vs. BSU which she has gone 5-2 with her losses coming to Minnesota and Wisconsin. She has a .927 save percent- All-Time Series age and a 1.86 goals against average during those games including two shutout victories. All-Time: UND leads 26-18-3 RECORD WATCH: Jocelyne Lamoureux is now only three points from tying Hilary Knight’s (Wisconsin; At Home: UND leads 15-9-1 2008-12) WCHA record of 262 career points. At Opponent: UND leads 11-9-2 Neutral: n/a Monique Lamoureux is only two assists shy of tying Natalie Darwitz’s (Minnesota; 2003-05) WCHA re- Last 10: UND leads 8-2-0 cord of 144 career assists. Date Location Result Note CARVING UP THE DEFENSE: In her second season, Michelle Karvinen is only four points shy of reaching 11/18/12 Bemidji W, 7-3 11/17/12 Bemidji W, 3-1 the century mark. She currently has 35 goals and 61 assists in only 52 games played. 2/25/12 Grand Forks W, 2-0 Playoffs 2/24/12 Grand Forks W, 3-1 Playoffs EXCUSED ABSENCE: North Dakota will be without the services of senior Jorid Dagfinrud, sophmores 2/4/12 Grand Forks W, 3-1 2/3/12 Grand Forks W, 5-2 Josefine Jakobsenand Andrea Dalen and freshman Tanja Eisenschmid, who are all in Europe compet- 11/26/11 Bemidji L, 3-2 ing this weekend for their respective National teams for the final spots in the 2014 Winter Olympics. 11/25/11 Thief River W, 5-2 2/27/11 Grand Forks W, 3-2 Overtime - Playoffs SETTING THE PACE: UND has gotten off to quick starts in a majority of its games this season having 2/26/11 Grand Forks L, 3-0 Playoffs scored the game’s first goal in 19 of its 28 contests. UND vs. BSU BRIGHT FUTURE: North Dakota recruits had strong showings at the 2013 U18 World Championship as By the Numbers Canadian Halli Krzyzaniak was voted the tournament’s best defensive player and was tied for the lead in points by a defenseman (2-5-7) while winning a gold medal. Gracen Hirschy was eighth in points by UND BY THE NUMBERS BSU 3.61 (2nd) Goals per Game (8th) 1.65 a defenseman (0-3-3), Amy Menke finished third in scoring (4-5-9) and Lexi Shaw went 2-0-0 with two 2.50 (5th) Goals Against per Game (8th) 3.35 shutouts helping the United States to a silver medal. 14.7 (1st) Penalty Minutes (8th) 6.7 27.8 (2nd) Power Play (8th) 10.5 POLL POSITION: UND is back in both polls ranked No. 8 in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll and 85.7 (2nd) Penalty-Kill (8th) 73.7 58.2 (2nd) Combined Special Teams (8th) 37.0 No. 9 in the USCHO.com Poll. 33.4 (3rd) Shots per Game (5th) 29.4 24.1 (2nd) Shots Against per Game (5th) 27.8 REMEMBER YOUR FIRST: Freshmen Sam LaShomb, Meghan Dufault, Shannon Kaiser, Becca Kohler, Leah Jensen and Tanja Eisenschmid have all scored their first collegiate goals this season. Career Scoring vs. BSU Player GP G A Pts. FOUR NATIONS CUP: Jocelyne Lamoureux and Monique Lamoureux helped the United States win the Ashley Furia..........................19 0 1 1 gold medal at the 2012 Four Nations Cup in Finland. Jocelyne Lamoureux had one goal and four assists Megan Gilbert .......................19 0 3 3 while Monique Lamoureux added one goal and three assists and was named her team’s player of the Jocelyne Lamoureux ............20 9 22 31 game against Sweden.
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