NCAA Semifinal CORNELL BIG RED No. 3 Cornell vs. No. 2 Minnesota Friday, March 16, 2012 • 8 p.m. CST WOMEN’S HOCKEY AMSOIL Arena (cap. 6,600) • Duluth, Minn. Women’s Hockey Contact: Evan Drexler, Multimedia Coordinator Office Phone: (607) 254-5232 • Cell Phone (954) 540-5276 • Email: [email protected] Cornell seeks school’s first national championship

2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Schedule ITHACA, N.Y. – The Big Red is back in the Frozen and are ranked as the No. 2 team in the country. Min- OCTOBER Four for the third consecutive year after a tense, thrill- nesota is the only conference tournament champion left 14 BRAMPTON (exhibition) W (6-0) ing NCAA quarterfinals matchup with Boston University in the field, having defeated Minnesota-Duluth in the 25 at Colgate* W (6-2) last weekend. The season ends this weekend one way WCHA Final Faceoff two weeks ago. In the first round of 28 YALE* W (9-0) or another, with No. 3 Cornell facing No. 2 Minnesota in the NCAA Tournament, the Gophers knocked off North 29 BROWN* W (9-0) the national semifinals in Duluth, Minn. Two wins this Dakota by a 5-1 margin one week after beating them weekend would give the Big Red its first ever national 6-0. Minnesota has not lost since Feb. 17 in overtime to NOVEMBER championship. North Dakota and has won two national championships, 1 SYRACUSE W (9-2) the most recent coming in 2005. 11 DARTMOUTH* L (4-5) 12 NO. 10 HARVARD* W (5-3) ABOUT THE BIG RED Minnesota has the country’s third-best scoring of- 18 at Princeton* W (3-1) Cornell has evolved over the last three years from a 19 at Quinnipiac* W (7-1) national afterthought to a powerhouse program on the Cornell Quick Facts 25 NO. 5 BOSTON UNIVERSITY W (3-1) verge of winning a national championship. On Saturday, Location...... Ithaca, N.Y. 14853 26 NO. 5 BOSTON UNIVERSITY W (7-1) the Big Red took another step on the road to a national Founded...... 1865 title by beating Boston University. Cornell won the ECAC Enrollment...... 13,700 DECEMBER regular season and Ivy League titles for the third consec- President...... David J. Skorton 2 at No. 6 Mercyhurst W (5-4) utive year and has made the NCAA tournament for the Director of Athletics...... J. Andrew Noel, Jr. 3 at No. 6 Mercyhurst L (2-5) last three years as well. Two wins this weekend would Colors...... Carnelian Red and White JANUARY give the school its first national championship and send Affiliation...... NCAA I Conference...... ECAC Hockey/Ivy League 6 at Union* W (9-1) off a terrific senior class with a goal they have worked Rink (Capacity)...... Lynah Rink (4,267) 7 at Rensselaer* W (3-0) toward for four years. 10 COLGATE* W (3-0) 13 QUINNIPIAC* W (4-1) Coaching Information HEAD COACH DOUG DERRAUGH 14 PRINCETON* W (1-0) Women’s Hockey Coach...... Doug Derraugh (Cornell ‘91) 17 at Syracuse W (6-3) Now in his seventh season directing the Cornell wom- Career Record...... 119-87-16 (seventh season) 20 at No. 8 Harvard* W (2-0) en’s hockey program, Doug Derraugh has quickly brought Assistant Coach...... Danielle Bilodeau (Cornell ‘01) 21 at No. 9 Dartmouth* W (1-0 [OT]) the Big Red women to their place among the nation’s Assistant Coach...... Edith Racine (Elmira ‘05) 27 at St. Lawrence* W (6-4) elite. Taking a program that won just four games in the Volunteer Assistant Coach..Meredith Roth (Providence ‘04) 28 at Clarkson* L (3-5) season prior to his arrival, Derraugh guided the Big Red Athletic Trainer...... Cody Herbert to the national title game in his fifth season and back-to- Equipment Manager...... Sean Schmidt FEBRUARY Student Manager...... Stephanie Pratt 3 RENSSELAER* W (3-0) back NCAA Frozen Four appearances in 2010 and 2011, completely turning around the culture of the women’s 4 UNION* W (5-1) 2011-12 Team Information 7 No. 5 MERCYHURST W (5-1) hockey program at Cornell. Derraugh, a 1991 graduate of Captain...... Rebecca Johnston 10 at Brown* W (5-0) Cornell, was the last Big Red men’s hockey player to score Captain...... Chelsea Karpenko 11 at Yale* W (6-1) 30 goals in a season. He earned his 100th career win at Captain...... Catherine White 17 CLARKSON* W (2-1 [OT]) Union on Jan. 6. Captain...... Amanda Young 18 NO. 10 ST. LAWRENCE* W (3-2) 2011-12 Record...... 30-4-0 24 BROWN # W (4-2) ABOUT MINNESOTA 2011-12 ECAC Hockey Record...... 20-2-0 25 BROWN # W (6-0) 2011-12 Ivy League Record...... 9-1-0 MARCH The Gophers, located in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, are currently on a six-game winning streak 2010-11 Record...... 31-3-1 2 QUINNIPIAC $ W (5-1) 2010-11 ECAC Hockey Record...... 20-1-1 3 NO. 10 ST. LAWRENCE % L (1-3) Cornell vs. Minnesota 2010-11 Ivy League Record...... 9-1-0 10 NO. 5 BOSTON UNIVERSITY & W (8-7 [3OT]) Face Off:...... Friday, March 16 • 8 p.m. CST First Varsity Season...... 1972-73 16 vs. No. 2 Minnesota ^ 8 p.m. CST All-Time Record...... 451-451-50 (.500) 18 NCAA Championship (Duluth, Minn.) 4 p.m. CST Site: ...... AMSOIL Arena • Duluth, Minn. 2011-12 Records: NCAA Championships...... 0 NCAA Tournament Appearances...... 3 Home Games in Bold, CAPS Cornell...... 30-4, 20-2 ECAC Hockey Years...... 2010, 2011, 2012 * ECAC Hockey game Minnesota...... 32-5-2, 23-3-2 WCHA ECAC Hockey Tournament Championships...... 2 # ECAC Hockey Quarterfinals | $ ECAC Hockey Semifinal Media Information Years...... 2010, 2011 % ECAC Hockey Final | & NCAA Quarterfinal Live Stats: ...... NCAA.com Ivy League Championships...... 10 ^ NCAA Semifinal Live Video: ...... NCAA.com Years...... 1976-79, 1981, 1990, 1996, 2010-12 www.cornellbigred.com 1 2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes fense (4.46 goals per game) and the top scoring defense game for the second time in school history (2010)…be AROUND ECAC HOCKEY (1.31) this season to go along with the third-best power Cornell’s first victory ever against the Gophers…even Current Standings (as of March 15) play (24.7 percent) and third-best penalty kill (88.5). Cornell’s lifetime record against current WCHA teams to Conference Only Overall Leading the way for the Gophers this season is 6-6-1…tie last year’s team with the most wins in school Pts Record Win% GF GA Record Win% GFGA (y)Cornell 40 20-2-0 .909 99 28 30-4-0 .882 160 58 Amanda Kessel, who has scored 30 goals and racked up history (31)…put Cornell over a .500 winning percent- (x)Harvard 35 17-4-1 .795 79 30 22-9-1 .703 115 60 46 assists. Her 1.95 points per game puts her fourth in age lifetime (452-451-50). (x)Clarkson 32 15-5-2 .727 69 31 22-10-5 .662 103 66 the country. Goalkeeper Noora Raty has the nation’s low- (x)St. Lawrence 30 14-6-2 .682 69 44 24-10-4 .684 121 83 (x)Dartmouth 30 14-6-2 .682 61 39 18-10-2 .663 91 66 est goals against average (1.34) and third-highest save CORNELL IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT (x) Quinnipiac 26 12-8-2 .591 61 48 19-16-2 .541 92 85 percentage (.941). This is the third consecutive season the Big Red has (x) Princeton 22 10-10-2 .500 44 43 12-15-4 .452 64 72 (x) Brown 14 5-13-4 .318 31 63 8-16-7 .371 61 82 Minnesota is coached by Brad Frost, a 1996 Bethel made the NCAA Tournament and Frozen Four. The Big Rensselaer 14 6-14-2 .318 44 63 9-21-4 .324 73 102 grad. He is in his fifth year at the helm of the Gophers. Red holds a 4-2 record in the tournament overall. Cornell Colgate 12 5-15-2 .273 35 69 10-21-2 .333 66 94 Union 6 2-18-2 .136 23 68 4-26-4 .176 51 110 Yale 3 1-20-1 .068 23 112 1-27-1 .052 31 152 THE SERIES WITH MINNESOTA Cornell’s Record When... (x) -- Clinched ECAC Hockey Tournament berth (y) -- Clinched Regular Season Title Cornell’s lifetime history with Minnesota is just that – Recent Scores/Upcoming Contests (as of March 15) W L T ancient history. The Gophers have won all three contests February 18 Overall 30 4 0 between the two sides, but those games all came in the Harvard 4, Yale 0 late 1990s. Minnesota won in a neutral-site contest in in ECAC Hockey play 23 3 0 Cornell 3, St. Lawrence 2 in Ivy League play 9 1 0 Quinnipiac 5, Rensselaer 1 1997 at Princeton 3-2 and then won two home games Princeton 3, Union 0 by a combined 11-1 the following year. Against current in non-conference play 6 1 0 Clarkson 1, Colgate 0 WCHA teams lifetime, Cornell is 5-6-1. Its best record at home 18 2 0 Dartmouth 2, Brown 1 (OT) against that conference is a 2-0 mark against Ohio State. on the road 12 2 0 February 24 leading after one period 22 1 0 ECAC Hockey Quarterfinals A WIN AGAINST MINNESOTA WOULD… St. Lawrence 4, Dartmouth 3 (OT) …clinch a berth in the national championship trailing after one period 3 2 0 Cornell 4, Brown 2 tied after one period 5 1 0 Harvard 5, Princeton 3 NATIONAL HOCKEY POLLS Quinnipiac 4, Clarkson 1 leading after two periods 27 0 0 trailing after two periods 0 4 0 February 25 USCHO.com ECAC Hockey Quarterfinals tied after two periods 3 0 0 Division I Women’s Poll (March 5, 2012) St. Lawrence 2, Dartmouth 0 Rank Team Record Pts. LW in overtime 3 0 0 Cornell 6, Brown 0 1 Wisconsin (8) 31-4-2 142 1 outshooting the opposition 26 2 0 Harvard 4, Princeton 3 (OT) Clarkson 2, Quinnipiac 1 2 Minnesota (7) 31-5-2 141 2 being out-shot by the opposition 3 2 0 3 Cornell 29-4-0 122 3 shots are even 1 0 0 February 26 4 Boston College 23-9-3 96 4 ECAC Hockey Quarterfinals in one-goal or less games 7 0 0 5 Boston University 23-13-1 74 9 Quinnipiac 2, Clarkson 0 in two-goal games 5 3 0 6 North D akota 22-11-3 71 5 March 2 7 St. Lawrence 24-9-4 66 10 in three-goal games 5 1 0 ECAC Hockey Semifinals 8 Mercyhurst 23-7-3 53 6 in four- or more goal games 13 0 0 Cornell 5, Quinnipiac 1 St. Lawrence 2, Harvard 1 (OT) 9 Northeastern 22-7-4 28 7 scoring first 25 1 0 10 Minnesota-Duluth 21-14-1 16 NR the opposition scores first 5 3 0 March 3 in October 3 0 0 ECAC Hockey Championship Others Receiving Votes: Harvard 10, Providence 4, Robert St. Lawrence 3, Cornell 1 in November 6 1 0 Morris 2. in December 1 1 0 March 10 NCAA Quarterfinals USA Today/USA Hockey in January 9 1 0 (1) Wisconsin 2, Mercyhurst 1 (OT) Division I Women’s Poll (March 13, 2012) in February 9 0 0 (4) Boston College 6, St. Lawrence 3 (2) Minnesota 5, North Dakota 1 Rank Team Record Pts. LW in March 2 1 0 (3) Cornell 8, Boston University 7 (3OT) 1 Wisconsin (10) 32-4-2 181 1 on Tuesday 5 0 0 March 16 2 Minnesota (9) 32-5-2 180 2 on Friday 13 1 0 3 Cornell 30-4-0 151 3 NCAA Semifinals, 6 p.m./9 p.m. on Saturday 13 2 0 (1) Wisconsin vs. (4) Boston College, 5 p.m. CST 4 Boston College 24-9-3 130 4 (2) Minnesota vs. (3) Cornell, 8 p.m. CST 5 Boston University 23-14-1 109 6 on Sunday 0 0 0 6 Mercyhurst 23-8-3 84 8 in first game of back-to-back 13 1 0 March 18 7 North Dakota 22-12-3 75 5 in second game of back-to-back 11 3 0 NCAA Championship, 3 p.m. CST 8 St. Lawrence 24-10-4 51 7 a single game 6 0 0 9 Minnesota-Duluth 21-14-1 41 10 in overtime 1 0 0 10 Northeastern 22-7-4 33 9 vs. ECAC Hockey 23 3 0 vs. Hockey East 3 0 0 Others Receiving Votes: Harvard 10. vs. College Hockey America 4 1 0

2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes 2 www.cornellbigred.com has never lost in a first-round game, defeating Harvard TELEVISION STAR 6-2 in 2010 and knocking off Dartmouth 7-1 last year. In Besides sending her team to the Frozen Four, Lauriane Tale of the Tape Cornell Minnesota the Frozen Four round, Cornell is 1-1, having beaten Mer- Rougeau got a special treat after scoring the game-win- Scoring Offense 4.71 4.46 cyhurst in overtime in 2010 and losing to Boston Univer- ning goal last weekend. For her efforts, the junior was Conference Rank 1st 2nd sity last season. In the national championship game, the put on ESPN’s SportsCenter, and her goal was the show’s National Rank 1st 3rd Big Red is 0-1, losing to Minnesota in triple overtime 3-2 No. 3 play of the day on Sunday morning. in 2010. The Big Red made its record in NCAA games 4-2 Scoring Defense 1.71 1.31 with the dramatic, 8-7 triple-overtime win against Bos- WESTERN DOMINANCE Conference 1st 1st ton University on Saturday. The Big Red is seeking to not only win the school’s first National Rank 4th 1st national championship, but also the first national cham- PP Pct. 24.9 24.3 CORNELL IN THE STATE OF HOCKEY pionship from a team outside Minnesota and Wisconsin. Conference 1st 1st The Big Red has played 12 games lifetime in Minne- The Western Collegiate Hockey Association has claimed National Rank 2nd 3rd sota, holding a 3-8-1 record while in the Land of 10,000 all 11 national championships. Lakes. Cornell’s last victory in Minnesota was in the NCAA PK Pct. 87.1 88.5 Semifinals in 2010 against Mercyhurst. Before that, Cor- ECAC YEARLY HONORS Conference 3rd 2nd nell had not won in Minnesota since Feb. 3, 2001 at St. Cornell had four players earn ECAC Hockey individual National Rank 8th t-3rd Cloud State. honors this season. Senior forward Rebecca Johnston was named the Player of the Year, Jillian Saulnier honor in women’s college hockey and will be given out RECORD BREAKING GAME was named the Rookie of the Year, Chelsea Karpenko at the 2012 Frozen Four. Lauriane Rougeau and Brianne Cornell’s triple-overtime victory against Boston Uni- was named the Best Defensive Forward and Lauriane Jenner were also named nominees for the award earlier versity last weekend broke several school records. The Rougeau was named Best Defensive Defenseman. John- in the year but did not make the cut to the final 10. game, which lasted 119:50, was the longest game in ston, Rougeau, Laura Fortino and Brianne Jenner were program history, beating out the NCAA Championship named to the league’s first team, while Saulnier earned REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPS game from 2010 by 24 seconds. The game was also the second team All-League honors. With victories against Yale and Brown in early Febru- longest in Lynah Rink history, beating out the men’s ary, the Big Red clinched their third consecutive ECAC double-overtime game from the night before. The eight KAZ WATCH Hockey regular season championship and the No. 1 spot goals scored by Cornell was an NCAA Tournament single- Rebecca Johnston and Laura Fortino were named Pat- in the conference tournament. The team celebrated by game record, as was the 15 goals the Big Red and Terriers ty Kazmaier Top 10 Finalists for the second consecutive receiving the trophy on home ice the following weekend combined for. year. The Patty Kazmaier Award is the highest individual against Clarkson.

2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Year Hometown Last Team 2 Alyssa Gagliardi D 5-5 So. Raleigh, N.C. Shattuck-St. Mary’s 4 Kendice Ogilvie F 5-7 Sr. Delburne, Alberta Red Deer Chiefs / Alberta U18 6 Olivia Cook F 5-3 So. Akwesasne, N.Y. Nepean Wildcats / Ontario South 7 Lauriane Rougeau D 5-8 Jr. Beaconsfield, Quebec Dawson College / Canada Senior National Team 8 Jessica Campbell F 5-4 So. Melville, Saskatchewan Pursuit of Excellence / Saskatchewan U18 / Canada U18 9 Xandra Hompe F 5-7 Jr. New Canaan, Conn. Greenwich Academy 11 Brianne Jenner F 5-9 So. Oakville, Ontario Canada U22 / Canadian Senior National Team 13 Amanda Young D 5-6 Sr. Lacombe, Alberta Red Deer Chiefs / Alberta U18 16 Rebecca Johnston F 5-9 Sr. Sudbury, Ontario Canadian Olympic Team 17 Emily Fulton F 5-5 Fr. Stratford, Ontario Bluewater Hawks/ Ontario U18/ Canada U18 19 Jillian Saulnier F 5-6 Fr. Halifax, Nova Scotia Toronto Aeros/Canada U22 20 Catherine White F 5-9 Sr. Brampton, Ontario Mississauga Chiefs / Ontario U18 / Canada U22 22 Erin Barley-Maloney F 5-5 Sr. Raleigh, N.C. University of Vermont 23 Jenna Paulson D 5-9 Sr. Toronto, Ontario Toronto Aeros 24 Hayleigh Cudmore D 5-4 So. Oakville, Ontario Oakville Ice / Ontario U18 / Canada U18 26 Chelsea Karpenko F 5-6 Sr. Winnipeg, Manitoba Notre Dame Hounds / Manitoba U18 / Canada U22 27 Monika Leck F 5-6 Fr. Nepean, Ontario Ottawa Jr. Senators 29 Amanda Mazzotta G 5-5 Sr. London, Ontario London Devilettes / Ontario U18 / Canada U22 30 Lauren Slebodnick G 5-8 So. Manchester, N.H. Cushing Academy 34 Katelyn Pippy G 5-10 Fr. Moon Township, Pa. Pittsburgh Junior Penguins 77 Laura Fortino D 5-6 Jr. Hamilton, Ontario Stoney Creek Jr. Sabres / Canadian Senior National Team

Coaching Staff Head Coach: Doug Derraugh Assistant Coaches: Danielle Biloudeau, Edith Racine; Volunteer Assistant Coach: Meredith Roth Athletic Trainer: Cody Herbert; Equipment Manager: Sean Schmidt; Student Manager: Stephanie Pratt

www.cornellbigred.com 3 2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes IVY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS school record. 2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey When the Big Red defeated Union 5-1 on Feb. 4, the Honors and Awards team got some help away from Ithaca when Harvard MAKING A POINT Laura Fortino knocked off Princeton 10-1. The Tigers were the only Six current members of the Cornell roster are averag- ECAC Hockey Preseason All-League Team team that could catch Cornell in the Ivy League stand- ing more than a point per game over their careers. Bri- Patty Kazmaier Award Top 10 Finalist ings before they lost that game to Harvard, clinching the anne Jenner (1.66 points per game) leads the way for the First-Team All-ECAC Hockey Ivy League championship for Cornell. The championship Big Red, and she is followed by Rebecca Johnston (1.61), First-Team All-Ivy League is the 10th in program history and third in a row. Jillian Saulnier (1.59), Catherine White (1.33), Laura For- ECAC Hockey All-Tournament Team tino (1.14) and Chelsea Karpenko (1.04). IVY LEAGUE AWARD WINNERS Emily Fulton Rebecca Johnston was named the Ivy League’s Player AWARD WINNERS ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week - 11/22 of the Year, and freshman Jillian Saulnier earned Rookie Since the beginning of this season, Cornell’s players Brianne Jenner of the Year honors. The Big Red also had four players have been awarded with ECAC Hockey weekly honors 12 ECAC Hockey Preseason All-League Team make the All-Ivy First Team: Johnston, Brianne Jenner, times, more than any other team in the league. ECAC Hockey Player of the Week - 11/1 Lauriane Rougeau and Laura Fortino. Most recently, Brianne Jenner won Player of the Week, ECAC Hockey Player of the Week - 2/14 Jillian Saulnier took home Rookie of the Week and Lau- Patty Kazmaier Award Top 10 Finalist SENIOR NIGHT ren Slebodnick was named the Goaltender of the Week First-Team All-ECAC Hockey The game on Feb. 18 was the final regular-season on Feb. 14. Saulnier won Rookie of the Week twice ear- First-Team All-Ivy League contest for seniors Rebecca Johnston, Chelsea Karpenko, lier in the year, while freshmen Emily Fulton and Monika ECAC Hockey All-Touranment Team Amanda Mazzotta, Kendice Ogilvie, Catherine White and Leck each won that honor once. Senior Kendice Ogilvie Amanda Young. They will leave Cornell as the winningest and sophomore Jenner have earned Player of the Week Rebecca Johnston and most successful senior class ever, racking up at least honors, while Slebodnick took home Goaltender of the ECAC Hockey Preseason All-League Team 94 wins in their careers before this weekend’s games, Week once before and Amanda Mazzotta earned it on ECAC Hockey Player of the Month - January 2012 winning three Ivy League championships and three ECAC Jan. 24. Patty Kazmaier Award Top 10 Finalist Hockey regular season titles. This group of seniors has First-Team All-ECAC Hockey First-Team All-Ivy League made the NCAA Tournament three times and has made OUTRANKING THE COMPETITION Ivy League Player of the Year the Frozen Four each of the last two years. In its last 21 games against ranked opponents from ECAC Hockey Player of the Year the start of the 2009-10 season until now, the Big Red ECAC Hockey All-Touranment Team NO SHUTOUTS holds a 15-6 record. The victory over No. 5 Boston Uni- The Big Red is the only team in the country that has versity added to that impressive record, as did a victory Chelsea Karpenko not been shut out this season. Cornell has scored a goal against No. 5 Mercyhurst in February. Cornell won two ECAC Hockey Best Defensive Forward in every game this year, something only it can say. Clark- games against then-No. 5 Boston University in Novem- son was on that list until the first round of the conference ber and took one of two from then-No. 6 Mercyhurst in Monika Leck tournament when it was shut out by Quinnipiac. North- December. The Big Red also topped then-No. 10 Harvard ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week - 1/10 eastern was the other remaining team that had not been in November, then beat No. 9 Harvard and No. 10 Dart- shut out until Providence beat it 1-0 in the Hockey East mouth in late January. Cornell’s other ranked victory Amanda Mazzotta semifinals two weeks ago. this year was against No. 10 St. Lawrence. Cornell is 9-2 ECAC Hockey Goaltender of the Week - 11/29 against ranked foes this year. ECAC Hockey Goaltender of the Week - 1/24 NO TIES, EITHER Cornell will have a chance to add to that record against Kendice Ogilvie With the regular season behind the team, Cornell is No. 2 Minnesota on Friday. ECAC Hockey Player of the Week - 1/10 has become the only team in the country playing a full Division I schedule to go untied all year. Lindenwood, a NATIONAL PRIDE Lauriane Rougeau Division I program, also went without a tie but played Cornell saw six players participate in the Meco Cup ECAC Hockey Preseason All-League Team Division III opponents during the year along with its Divi- in Germany in the first week of the year, playing for ECAC Hockey Defensive Defenseman of the Year sion I schedule. Canada’s under-22 national team. All five Cornell skat- Patty Kazmaier Award Nominee ers scored at least one point in the five-game tourna- First-Team All-ECAC Hockey AMONG THE NATION’S BEST ment. Jillian Saulnier led the way with two goals and First-Team All-Ivy League Through 34 games this season, the Big Red has given four assists, while Catherine White and Jessica Campbell up just 1.71 goals per game. That number is the fourth- notched three points each. Chelsea Karpenko had a goal Jillian Saulnier smallest among all Division I teams. Cornell’s offense, and an assist, Hayleigh Cudmore earned an assist, and ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Year meanwhile is tops in the country, scoring an average of goalie Amanda Mazzotta got two wins and a shutout. Ivy League Rookie of the Year 4.71 goals per game. ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Month - October Cornell in the NCAA Tournament ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Month - November WINNING WAYS Date Opponent Result ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week - 11/1 March 12, 2010 @Harvard W, 6-2 ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week - 11/8 With a win against Dartmouth on Jan. 21, Amanda Mazzotta earned her 48th career victory, putting her March 19, 2010 vs. Mercyhurst W, 3-2 (OT) ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week - 2/14 March 21, 2010 vs. Minnesota L, 3-2 (3 OT) atop the team’s all-time list. Mazzotta passed the previ- March 12, 2011 DARTMOUTH W, 7-1 Lauren Slebodnick ous record of 47 career wins, held by Sarah Mott, who March 18, 2011 vs. Boston University L, 1-4 ECAC Hockey Goaltender of the Week - 1/27 played from 1978-81. She notched her 51st and 52nd March 10, 2012 BOSTON UNIVERSITY W, 8-7 (3 OT) ECAC Hockey Goaltender of the Week - 2/14 wins last weekend against Brown, extending her own March 16, 2012 vs. Minnesota TBD

2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes 4 www.cornellbigred.com Canada won the bronze. Cornell’s All-Time Record Book Cornell’s NCAA-era Record Book Points Points STANDING ON GUARD 1 Cheryl Hines (1976-1980) 280 1 Rebecca Johnston (2007-Present) 188 Four Cornell women’s ice hockey players spent part of 2 Cindy Warren (1977-1981) 217 2 Catherine White (2008-Present) 167 early November competing for Canada’s National Wom- 3 Digit Degidio (1979-1983) 213 3 Chelsea Karpenko (2008-Present) 133 en’s Team in the 4 Nations Cup in Nykoping, Sweden. 4 Cyndy Schlaepfer (1975-1978) 199 4 Laura Fortino (2009-Present) 112 Junior defensemen Laura Fortino and Lauriane Rougeau, 5 Rebecca Johnston (2007-Present) 188 5 Brianne Jenner (2010-Present) 108 6 Catherine White (2008-Present) 167 6 Karlee Overguard (2007-2011) 90 sophomore forward Brianne Jenner and senior forward 7 Amy Stanzin (1982-1986) 157 7 Lauriane Rougeau (2009-Present) 89 Rebecca Johnston all made the trip for the six-day tour- 8 Diane Dillon (1979-1983) 144 8 Caeleigh Beerworth (2004-2008) 72 nament and won the silver medal, falling to Team USA in 9 Sunshine Lorenz (1974-1978) 135 9 Brianne Schmidt (2004-2008) 66 a shootout in the gold medal game. t10 Kim Ratushny (1988-1992) 133 10 Brittany Forgues (2004-2008) 61 Big Red head coach Doug Derraugh was also present t10 Chelsea Karpenko (2008-Present) 133 Goals as an assistant coach. Goals 1 Rebecca Johnston (2007-Present) 97 1 Cheryl Hines (1976-1980) 155 2 Chelsea Karpenko (2008-Present) 68 2 Digit Degidio (1979-1983) 123 3 Catherine White (2008-Present) 66 NATIONAL POLLS 4 Brianne Jenner (2010-Present) 43 Cornell remained at No. 3 in last week’s USCHO.com 3 Cyndy Schlaepfer (1975-1978) 95 4 Rebecca Johnston (2007-Present) 97 5 Karlee Overguard (2007-2011) 34 national poll in a week that saw multiple changes below 5 Cindy Warren (1977-1981) 87 6 Laura Fortino (2009-Present) 30 in the top 10. Wisconsin remains first with 142 points 6 Amy Stanzin (1982-1986) 84 7 Hayley Hughes (2007-2011) 29 and eight first-place votes, while Minnesota is right on 7 Sunshine Lorenz (1974-1978) 75 8 Brittany Forgues (2004-2008) 28 its heels with 141 points and seven first-place votes. 8 Chelsea Karpenko (2008-Present) 68 9 Caeleigh Beerworth (2004-2008) 27 Brianne Schmidt (2004-2008) 27 9 Catherine White (2008-Present) 66 10 Diane Dillon (1979-1983) 65 LOFTY NUMBERS Assists 1 Catherine White (2008-Present) 101 Forward Rebecca Johnston currently sits at seventh Assists 2 Rebecca Johnston (2007-Present) 91 in the nation in points per game (1.91), with Brianne 1 Cindy Warren (1977-1981) 130 2 Cheryl Hines (1976-1980) 125 3 Laura Fortino (2009-Present) 82 Jenner not far behind in eighth (1.81). Freshman Jil- 3 Cyndy Schlaepfer (1975-1978) 104 4 Lauriane Rougeau (2009-Present) 69 lian Saulnier is second in points per game among rook- 4 Catherine White (2008-Present) 101 5 Chelsea Karpenko (2008-Present) 65 ies (1.59). Laura Fortino is No. 2 in points per game for 5 Rebecca Johnston (2008-Present) 91 Brianne Jenner (2010-Present) 65 defensemen (1.16). Goalkeeper Lauren Slebodnick’s 1.45 6 Digit Degidio (1979-1983) 90 7 Karlee Overguard (2007-2011) 55 8 Amanda Young (2008-Present) 46 goals against average puts her in fourth the country, 7 Laura Fortino (2009-Present) 82 8 Diane Dillon (1979-1983) 79 9 Caeleigh Beerworth (2004-2008) 45 and her 15-1 record has her first in winning percentage. 10 Brianne Schmidt (2004-2008) 39 Amanda Mazzotta is fifth and fourth in those categories Wins Wins at 1.69 and 15-3, respectively. 1 Amanda Mazzotta (2008-Present) 53 1 Amanda Mazzotta (2008-Present) 53 2 Sarah Mott (1978-1982) 47 2 Lauren Slebodnick (2010-Present) 27 As a team, Cornell has the country’s best offense (4.71 3 Alanna Hayes (1995-1999) 41 3 Jenny Niesluchowski (2006-2009) 15 goals per game) and third-best scoring margin (3.00 4 Kathryn LoPresti (1985-1989) 37 4 Sanya Sandahl (2000-2003) 14 5 Lauren Slebodnick (2010-Present) 27 goals) to go along with the second-best power play (24.9 5 Beth Baronick (2003-2007) 11 percent) and fourth-best scoring defense (1.71 goals). Ties Ties 1 Amanda Mazzotta (2008-Present) 8 1 Amanda Mazzotta (2008-Present) 8 2 Kathryn LoPresti (1985-1989) 7 2 Flora Vineberg (2002-2006) 5 CAREER NUMBERS WATCH 3 Alanna Hayes (1995-1999) 6 3 Beth Baronick (2003-2007) 3 Against Boston University: Saves Saves • Lauriane Rougeau scored her 20th career goal. 1 Alanna Hayes (1995-1999) 2381 1 Flora Vineberg (2002-2006) 1636 • Jessica Campbell earned her 40th career point. 2 Chantal Toth (1989-1993) 1822 2 Beth Baronick (2003-2007) 1619 • Laura Fortino scored goal No. 30 in her career. 3 Kathryn LoPresti (1985-1989) 1686 3 Amanda Mazzotta (2008-Present) 1536 • Rebecca Johnston recorded her 90th assist. 4 Flora Vineberg (2002-2006) 1636 4 Jenny Niesluchowski (2006-2009) 1336 • Amanda Mazzotta played in her 80th game. 5 Beth Baronick (2003-2007) 1619 5 Sanya Sandahl (2000-2003) 1274 • Jillian Saulnier reached 50 career points. 6 Amanda Mazzotta (2008-Present) 1536 Save Percentage (min. 1000 minutes) Save Percentage (min. 1000 minutes) 1 Lauren Slebodnick (2010-Present) .933 1 Lauren Slebodnick (2010-Present) .933 Approaching career numbers: 2 Amanda Mazzotta (2008-Present) .928 2 Amanda Mazzotta (2008-Present) .928 • Laura Fortino and Lauriane Rougeau are two games 3 Jenny Niesluchowski (2006-2009) .903 3 Melissa Junkala (1995-1999) .920 away from their 100th. Goals Against Average (min. 1000 minutes) • Emily Fulton’s next point will be her 20th. Goals Against Average (min. 1000 minutes) 1 Lauren Slebodnick (2010-Present) 1.31 1 Lauren Slebodnick (2010-Present) 1.31 • Rebecca Johnston is three goals away from 100. 2 Amanda Mazzotta (2008-Present) 1.55 2 Amanda Mazzotta (2008-Present) 1.55 • Rougeau’s next assist will be her 70th and her next 3 Melissa Junkala (1995-1999) 2.20 2 Kayla Strong (2007-2009) 2.68 point will be her 90th. Shutouts Shutouts 1 Amanda Mazzotta (2008-Present) 22 1 Amanda Mazzotta (2008-Present) 22 2 Lauren Slebodnick (2010-Present) 10 UP NEXT 2 Kathryn LoPresti (1985-1989) 12 3 Jenny Niesluchowski (2006-2009) 5 With a victory, the Big Red will move on to play in the 3 Lauren Slebodnick (2010-Present) 10 national championship game against either No. 1 Min- nesota or No. 4 Boston College at 4 p.m. on Sunday. Records date back to the beginning of the women’s hockey Records include statistics from 2000-01 to present, when program at Cornell in 1972-73. women’s hockey was officially recognized as an NCAA sport. www.cornellbigred.com 5 2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes 2011-12 CORNELL WOMEN’S HOCKEY SEASON STATISTICS (THROUGH MARCH 15) Overall: 30-4-0 Conf: 20-2-0 Home: 18-2-0 Away: 12-2-0 Neut: 0-0-0

| Shots | Penalties | Goals ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% +/- pen min maj oth pp sh fg gw gt ot ht pn ua 16 Johnston, Rebecca 32 30 31 61 188 .160 +44 6-12 6 0 0 6 2 8 7 0 0 1 0 3 11 Jenner, Brianne 32 20 38 58 152 .132 +36 16-32 16 0 0 5 1 3 4 0 0 0 0 1 19 Saulnier, Jillian 32 22 29 51 90 .244 +35 12-27 11 1 0 5 2 4 3 0 1 1 0 2 77 Fortino, Laura 32 8 29 37 87 .092 +46 12-24 12 0 0 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 20 White, Catherine 29 14 22 36 95 .147 +19 18-36 18 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 26 Karpenko, Chelsea 32 18 15 33 143 .126 +19 12-24 12 0 0 6 0 3 4 0 0 1 0 0 7 Rougeau, Lauriane 32 6 20 26 77 .078 +44 10-20 10 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 22 Barley-Maloney, Erin 31 11 11 22 50 .220 +12 8-16 8 0 0 4 0 2 3 0 1 0 0 0 2 Gagliardi, Alyssa 34 4 16 20 61 .066 +24 20-40 20 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 17 Fulton, Emily 31 7 12 19 87 .080 +11 14-28 14 0 0 4 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 24 Cudmore, Hayleigh 32 3 14 17 53 .057 +14 6-12 6 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 13 Young, Amanda 34 1 16 17 41 .024 +28 12-24 12 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 27 Leck, Monika 31 7 7 14 29 .241 +15 6-12 6 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 8 Campbell, Jessica 32 5 9 14 96 .052 +18 8-16 8 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 Ogilvie, Kendice 34 2 9 11 28 .071 +10 13-26 13 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 9 Hompe, Xandra 27 2 0 2 7 .286 +2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Cook, Olivia 28 29 0 0 7 .000 -2 2-4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 34 160 278 438 1291 .124 +375 178-359 177 1 0 46 5 26 30 0 3 3 0 11 OPPONENTS 34 58 89 147 714 .081 -- 201-413 199 1 1 21 1 8 4 0 0 2 0 7

| Goal average | Saves | Record | Goals allowed ## Goalie gp-gs mins ga avg saves pct w l t sho pp sh en pen sog 34 Pippy, Katelyn 1-0 10:39 0 0.00 3 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 Slebodnick, Lauren 17-15 989:53 24 1.45 291 .924 15 1 0 5 10 0 0 0 0 29 Mazzotta, Amanda 20-19 1098:11 31 1.69 362 .921 15 3 0 5 10 1 0 0 0 TM EMPTY NET 19-0 7:18 3 - 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 TOTAL 34-0 2106:01 58 1.65 656 .919 30 4 0 10 21 1 3 0 0 OPPONENTS 34-0 2106:01 160 4.56 1131 .876 4 30 0 0 46 5 2 0 0 Faceoff Statistics Power Play Scoring Number Player GP Win Loss Percent Number Player GP Goals Assists Points Shots Percent 11 Jenner, Brianne 32 5 12 17 38 .132 8 Campbell, Jessica 32 1 0 1.000 77 Fortino, Laura 32 4 13 17 32 .125 11 Jenner, Brianne 32 410 325 .558 16 Johnston, Rebecca 32 6 9 15 44 .136

19 Saulnier, Jillian 32 46 41 .529 26 Karpenko, Chelsea 32 6 6 12 44 .136

7 Rougeau, Lauriane 32 3 9 12 27 .111 20 White, Catherine 29 343 318 .519 19 Saulnier, Jillian 32 5 6 11 20 .250 4 Ogilvie, Kendice 34 132 128 .508 20 White, Catherine 29 4 6 10 23 .174 17 Fulton, Emily 31 13 13 .500 2 Gagliardi, Alyssa 34 2 8 10 15 .133 27 Leck, Monika 31 1 1 .500 17 Fulton, Emily 31 4 3 7 21 .190

22 Barley-Maloney, Erin 31 89 101 .468 24 Cudmore, Hayleigh 32 2 5 7 10 .200

26 Karpenko, Chelsea 32 11 14 .440 22 Barley-Maloney, Erin 31 4 1 5 10 .400 13 Young, Amanda 33 0 4 4 10 .000 16 Johnston, Rebecca 32 2 5 .286 22 Campbell, Jessica 32 1 1 2 23 .043 27 Leck, Monika 31 0 1 1 3 .000 9 Hompe, Xandra 26 0 1 .000 4 Ogilvie, Kendice 34 0 0 0 7 .000 www.cornellbigred.com 6 2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes 2nd 18:31 (10) 2/4 Union 1 PP (7) Fulton 2/7 Fortino (21) Mercyhurst 2 1 PP EV 3 EV Saulnier (20) Jenner (12) (18) Johnston 1st 4 EV 4:21 Saulnier (17) Jenner (26) Rougeau (15) 5 EV (6) Leck (22) Johnston (21) Johnston Saulnier 1st (21) 2/10 (7) Leck Fortino (22) 1st @Brown 4:57 2 18:40 2nd EV 19:25 1 B-Maloney (7) EV 3 PP (3) Cudmore (7) Campbell 4 B-Maloney (7) EV B-Maloney (6) (8) Campbell (7) Leck (8) 3rd B-Maloney 5 (8) Karpenko PP (12) White 4:50 Ogilvie (8) 2/11 (18) White Jenner (13) @Yale 3rd (12) Cudmore 2 (9) Karpenko 3rd PP 2nd 6:05 1st 19:44 9:56 (23) Johnston 3 B-Maloney (9) 3rd 12:39 1 EV Fortino (5) EV 11:43 Fortino (23) 4 EV (19) Johnston 3rd (21) Johnston Jenner (27) 5 13:43 -- EV B-Maloney (8) Rougeau (16) (11) Young (20) Johnston (12) Young -- 2 2/17 Jenner (28) PP 1st Clarkson (13) Cudmore 2:29 3rd 3 EV Jenner (14) 12:10 1 Saulnier (22) EV 4 2/18 SH 3rd -- Saulnier (18) Law. St. 13:44 (24) Johnston 1st (23) 5 Johnston PP (22) Johnston Jenner (29) 18:26 1 Jenner (31) Fortino (24) 6 EV Jenner (30) EV Saulnier (19) 1st 4:21 Rougeau (17) Jenner (16) 2/24 1st Jenner (15) Fortino (26) -- 2nd Brown Fortino (25) 0:28 6:05 2 EV 2nd Fortino (27) -- 7:26 B-Maloney 1 Saulnier (20) EV 2 (26) Johnston EV 1st (25) Johnston (24) Johnston 1st 5:48 3 2/25 EV 2:40 Saulnier (22) (13) White Jenner (32) Brown OT B-Maloney (9) (12) Gagliardi 1st -- 2:10 (9) Karpenko 2 (20) White 1 EV 2:59 EV 3 (14) Cudmore PP B-Maloney (10) 2nd (17) Karpenko (21) White 0:57 (10) 2nd Karpenko 4 (11) B-Maloney EV 7:47 (25) Johnston (22) White 3rd Jenner (32) (14) White (11) 1st Karpenko 10:59 1st 2 3/2 4:06 PP 0:37 (13) Gagliardi Quinnipiac (12) Karpenko 3 1st EV Fortino (6) 1 14:36 PP Rougeau (8) 4 PP Fortino (7) 3rd (26) Johnston 10:06 (13) Karpenko 5 EV Saulnier (21) (15) Young Rougeau (9) 6 Ogilvie (9) EV (13) Jenner (17) Young 1st 6:06 3/3 (15) Gagliardi B-Maloney (11) 1st (14) Karpenko Rougeau (20) Lawrence 1 (12) St. Fulton 2 14:41 (14) Gagliardi EV 3/10 EV 2nd Boston U (22) White 7:54 1st (14) Young 3 (18) Karpenko EV (27) 10:32 Johnston 1 2nd EV 2nd Fortino (29) 17:58 4 9:39 Jenner (34) EV Jenner (18) (5) Campbell 5 EV Saulnier (22) Jenner (36) Saulnier (24) Fortino (28) -- 3rd (4) Gagliardi Jenner (35) 2nd 11:54 18:22 (27) Johnston 2nd Saulnier (25) 19:25 2 (28) Johnston PP 3rd 3:21 (29) Johnston 3 3rd EV (28) Johnston 7:22 4 -- Saulnier (26) EV (29) Johnston 5 Saulnier (27) EV Fortino (8) Jenner (37) 6 2nd EV Jenner (19) (16) Gagliardi 0:10 2nd 7 Saulnier (28) 3:31 PP 1st (30) Johnston (30) Johnston 19:15 8 -- EV Jenner (30) Jenner (20) Saulnier (29) 2nd 2nd Rougeau (6) 4:14 16:08 (31) Johnston (9) Campbell (16) Young 3rd -- 6:19 -- 3OT 19:50 3rd 0:18 11/26 Boston U 1 PP Fortino (1) 3 Jenner (14) PP (7) Johnston (12) Johnston 2 1st EV (13) Jenner 9:59 3 12/2 EV (1) Young Mercyhurst 1 4 Fortino (9) PP PP Saulnier (13) 5 3rd Saulnier (8) (8) EV White (2) Cudmore (11) White 0:22 6 EV (7) White (5) Gagliardi -- 7 (6) Gagliardi (13) Johnston EV Jenner (6) 2nd 12:00 Saulnier (9) 12/3 Saulnier (10) Saulnier (14) -- Mercyhurst 2nd 1 13:34 2 (4) Leck PP EV -- Fortino (10) 3 2nd 1/6 3rd (13) PP Karpenko (8) Johnston 3:37 0:12 @Union (9) 4 Cudmore EV (11) Karpenko Jenner (15) (4) Campbell 1st 5 (8) Cudmore 1 3rd EV (13) (12) White Karpenko EV 19:09 14:26 Jenner (16) (3) Karpenko 1st Fortino (2) Saulnier (11) Ogilvie (1) -- 2nd 2nd 16:09 6:09 2 10:22 EV (14) Johnston 2nd (12) White B-Maloney (3) 16:37 (3) Campbell 2 (7) Fulton EV (7) Young 3rd (6) Fulton 3 16:48 EV 1st (4) Leck 0:52 4 3rd EV (6) Fulton Jenner (17) 17:30 5 1/7 EV 2nd B-Maloney (1) 15:52 Ogilvie (3) @RPI 6 (15) Johnston Ogilvie (4) EV Fortino (3) 7 -- EV (1) Hompe (8) Fulton 1 EV 8 (18) Jenner -- 1/10 PP (5) Leck Colgate 1st B-Maloney (4) 9 Ogilvie (2) EV B-Maloney (2) 9:40 Ogilvie (5) 1 Fortino (11) (16) Johnston EV 2nd (2) Hompe 3rd 3:32 Jenner (19) (5) Leck 2nd 2 5:17 (9) Fulton 9:22 1/13 (9) Johnston PP 2nd Quinnipiac 2:59 Rougeau (9) 3 1 EV 3rd EV Fortino (4) Ogilvie (6) Fortino (13) 9:21 -- Jenner (7) (17) Johnston Saulnier 3rd (15) 3rd Saulnier (12) 6:34 (6) Leck 2 15:53 PP 1st (10) Fulton 11:27 3 Fortino (12) 1/14 PP (10) Johnston Princeton 1/17 (10) Cudmore (5) Campbell 1 Rougeau (3) Jenner (20) 1st @Syracuse EV 2nd -- 3:41 2 1 11:07 Jenner (21) EV EV 2nd (8) Young 13:53 (11) Johnston 3 1st EV (9) White (12) Johnston Jenner (23) 15:58 4 PP Saulnier (14) Jenner (8) Jenner (22) 2nd Saulnier (13) 19:38 Rougeau (10) (4) Campbell 3rd Rougeau (12) 1st 1st 14:14 (11) Rougeau 2:14 14:08 Fortino (14) Fortino (15) 2 2nd 1/20 (9) Young EV 10:12 @Harvard (11) Fulton 3 1 EV Jenner (9) EV 2nd 12:18 3rd 4 1/21 PP 11:43 (13) Johnston @Dartmouth 1 (14) Johnston PP 5 (18) Johnston 1/27 Saulnier (16) EV (14) Karpenko Ogilvie (7) Law. @St. B-Maloney (4) 6 Fortino (16) 1 Saulnier (15) EV B-Maloney (3) Fortnio (17) EV Jenner (24) 2nd 17:56 Saulnier (17) (7) Gagliardi 2nd (10) White Saulnier (16) Rougeau (13) 18:52 1st 3rd (5) Karpenko 2 EV (19) Johnston 4:12 OT 15:56 3rd (6) Karpenko (6) Campbell 4:27 4:01 Rougeau (4) (10) Young (4) Karpenko (20) Johnston 3rd 1st 2 18:39 1/28 9:17 EV @Clarkson Jenner (25) 3 1 PP (15) Johnston EV 1st 4 19:58 Saulnier (18) SH Rougeau (5) (17) Johnston 5 2/3 EV Jenner (10) B-Maloney (5) (8) Gagliardi Fortino (18) Rensselaer 6 1st -- EN (3) Gagliardi 1 13:07 EV (11) Cudmore (7) Karpenko (16) Johnston 2nd (14) White Jenner (11) -- 3:13 2 -- PP 3 Rougeau (14) EV Fortino B-Maloney (5) (19) 2nd 10:11 (15) White 2nd Saulnier (19) (15) Karpenko 16:31 2nd 2 8:31 2nd -- EV 4:06 -- 3 -- EV (16) Karpenko (16) White (11) White B-Maloney (6) 2nd (10) Gagliardi 3rd -- 9:49 3rd 2:18 19:49 Fortino (20) 2nd 17:28 3rd 3:30 2011-12 Season Goal Summary 10/25 @Colgate 1 PP Saulnier(1) (1) Johnston (1) Fulton 2 10/28 EV Yale 1st 3 4:27 EV Saulnier (2) 4 PP Jenner (1) 1 PP (2) Johnston 5 SH (1) Karpenko (1) Johnston 6 Jenner (1) (3) Johnston PP Saulnier (3) (1) White Saulnier (1) 1st Saulnier (4) (1) Young (4) Johnston 6:37 2 EV (3) Young (1) Cudmore 1st Rougeau (1) 3 (2) 2nd Young 15:59 PP (1) Leck 14:01 1st 4 (2) Jenner 12:23 2nd SH Jenner (2) 15:43 5 10/29 EV Brown 3rd (2) Johnston Ogilvie (1) 2:58 6 Saulnier (2) EV Saulnier (5) Jenner (3) 1 7 EV EV Rougeau (1) (2) Fulton (2) Rougeau (4) Jenner 8 Saulnier (6) PP 1st Jenner (3) Fortino (1) -- 1st 14:47 9 EV (1) White 12:52 1st Jenner (5) (5) Johnston 18:54 Saulnier (3) 2nd (2) White 3:40 2 (1) EV Gagliardi (4) Young (6) Johnston 3 2nd (2) EV Cudmore (2) Karpenko 10:47 (1) Karpenko -- 1st 4 2nd EV 9:21 (3) Karpenko (2) 13:43 White Fortino (2) 5 11/1 EV (5) Saulnier (7) Young Syracuse 3rd 6 6:46 EV (4) Karpenko (3) Cudmore 1 (6) Jenner EV 2nd 7 1st 10:34 PP (2) Leck (3) White Rougeau (3) 10:41 Jenner (4) 8 2nd PP (1) Fulton 5:30 (7) Johnston 9 2nd PP Rougeau (2) -- 13:23 (4) (8) Cudmore Johnston (5) Cudmore (3) White -- 2 Ogilvie Saulnier (2) (4) SH Jenner (7) 1st 3 2nd (1) PP Campbell Saulnier (8) 14:07 14:23 3rd 2nd 4 13:58 1:43 EV (5) Karpenko Rougeau (4) -- 5 3rd 11/11 EV Dartmouth (3) Johnston Fortino (3) 19:28 -- 1 EV 6 EV (3) Leck Saulnier (5) 7 (1) Campbell (5) Rougeau PP (6) Karpenko 2nd 8 (2) Gagliardi (8) Jenner 1:33 PP (1) Cudmore Fortino (5) Fortino (4) -- 3rd 9 11/12 2nd EV Harvard (4) White 9:13 -- Saulnier (6) 2:11 Rougeau (6) Saulnier (9) 1 (3) Fulton PP 3rd 2 (9) Johnston PP Fortino (6) 0:41 3rd (10) Johnston 2nd Saulnier (11) 3 1st 10:13 19:03 EV (1) Gagliardi 16:03 1st Jenner (9) (3) Gagliardi 4 (7) Rougeau EV 17:44 (7) Karpenko -- 3rd 3rd 11/18 @Princeton 14:26 (2) Karpenko Saulnier (10) 16:46 (1) Leck 1 1st EV 2 5:55 PP (5) White (3) Fulton 3 EV (8) Karpenko (4) White 4 11/19 EV @Quinnipiac 1 (5) White (6) White (6) EV Cudmore -- B-Maloney (1) 5 3rd 2nd EV Saulnier (12) 4:32 2:50 (9) -- Karpenko (4) Gagliardi (2) Fulton (2) Campbell (3) Gagliardi (5) Fulton 2 1st PP 7:27 -- (4) Fulton 2nd 3 -- 1:51 EN (2) Gagliardi B-Maloney (2) 1st 2nd 3rd 1:42 (4) 12:29 Johnston 12:45 (7) White 2 EV (8) White 2nd 3 11/25 10:23 EV Boston U (10) Karpenko Fortino (7) 4 (9) White 1 EV -- (5) Johnston PP -- 2nd 5 12:15 PP Jenner (5) (10) White (5) Fulton 6 (6) Young EV (4) Fulton 7 (3) Campbell EV (7) Cudmore (2) (11) Campbell Johnston 1st 3rd 1st 3rd 17:05 14:14 Jenner (10) 19:45 (6) White (2) Leck Jenner (12) (3) 19:01 Leck 2 1st PP 13:28 Fortino (8) 2nd Saulnier (7) (6) Johnston 4:18 2nd Jenner (11) 13:24 Rougeau (8) 2nd -- 15:54 -- 3rd 5:34 2nd 4:34

2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes 7 www.cornellbigred.com The Last Time Cornell... …shut out an opponent...... Feb. 25, 2012 vs. Brown in ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals, 6-0 (Goalie: Amanda Mazzotta) …shut out an opponent at home...... Feb. 25, 2012 vs. Brown in ECAC Tournament Quarterfinals, 6-0 (Goalie: Amanda Mazzotta) …shut out an opponent on the road...... Feb. 10, 2012 at Brown, 5-0 (Goalie: Lauren Slebodnick) …shut out an opponent on neutral ice...... Nov. 29, 1997 vs. Providence, 5-0 (at Princeton, N.J.) (Goalie: Alanna Hayes) …shut out an opponent in back-to-back games...... Jan. 20/21, 2012 at Harvard (2-0) / at Dartmouth (1-0) (Goalie: Mazzotta) …shut out same opponent in back-to-back games...... Oct. 29, 2011 (9-0) / Feb. 10, 2012 (6-0) (Goalie: Slebodnick) …had a goalie with back-to-back shutouts .....Amanda Mazzotta (Jan. 20, 2012 at Harvard [2-0], Jan. 21, 2012 at Dartmouth [1-0]) …was shut out...... Feb. 5, 2010, vs. Quinnipiac, 0-0, OT (Quinnipiac goalie: Victoria Vigilanti) …was shut out at home...... Feb. 5, 2010, vs. Quinnipiac, 0-0, OT (Quinnipiac goalie: Victoria Vigilanti) …was shut out on the road...... Jan. 10, 2010 at Providence College, 0-3 (Providence College goalie: Genevieve Lacasse) …was shut out on neutral ice...... Feb. 25, 1989 vs. Dartmouth, 0-1 (OT) (Ivy League Tournament) …scored 10 or more goals at home...... Dec. 9, 1989 vs. Middlebury, 13-1 W …scored 10 or more goals on the road...... Nov. 21, 2003 at Sacred Heart, 11-1 W …scored 9 goals...... Jan. 6, 2012 vs. Union, 9-1 W …allowed 9 goals...... Feb. 9, 2007 vs. Harvard, 1-9 L …scored 8 goals...... March 10, 2012 vs. Boston University (NCAA QFinals), W 8-7 …allowed 8 goals...... Jan. 5, 2008 at Dartmouth, 0-8 L …scored 7 goals...... Jan. 6, 2012 vs. Union, 9-1 W …allowed 7 goals...... March 10, 2012 vs. Boston University (NCAA QFinals), W 8-7 (3 OT) …scored 5 goals in a period...... Jan. 28, 2011 vs. Union, 2nd period …scored 6 goals in a period...... Jan. 28, 2011 vs. Union, 2nd period …won a game in overtime...... March 10, 2012 vs. Boston University (NCAA QFinals), W 8-7 (3 OT) …won a game in overtime at home...... March 10, 2012 vs. Boston University (NCAA QFinals), W 8-7 (3 OT) …won a game in overtime on the road...... Jan. 21, 2012 at Dartmouth, 1-0 …won a game in overtime on a neutral site...... March 19, 2011 vs. Mercyhurst (NCAA Semifinals in Minneapolis, Minn.), 3-2 …lost a game in overtime...... Nov. 2, 2011 vs. No. 4 Mercyhurst, 3-4 …lost a game in overtime at home...... Nov. 2, 2011 vs. No. 4 Mercyhurst, 3-4 …lost a game in overtime on the road...... Nov. 2, 2007 at Niagara, 3-4 …lost a game in ot at a neutral site...... March 21, 2010 vs. Minnesota-Duluth (3 OT in at Minneapolis, Minn.), 2-3 …tied a game in overtime...... Feb. 4, 2011 at Clarkson, 3-3 …had a player record a hat trick...... Rebecca Johnston, March 10, 2012 vs. Boston University (NCAA QFinals), W 8-7 (3 OT) …allowed a player to record a hat trick ...... Jan. 28, 2012 at Clarkson (Juana Baribeau, three goals), 5-3 L …had a player score four goals in a game...... Oct. 25, 2011 vs. Colgate (Jillian Saulnier, four goals), 6-2 W …recorded 50 or more shots on goal...... March 10, 2012 vs. Boston University (NCAA QFinals), W 8-7 (3 OT) …allowed 50 or more shots on goal...... March 21, 2010 vs. Minnesota-Duluth, 2-3 L (3OT), 61 shots (Goalie: Mazzotta) …held an opponent to no shots in a period...... Feb. 25, 2011 at vs. Rensselaer, 3-2 W, third period …scored a shorthanded goal...... Feb. 11, 2012 at Yale (Rebecca Johnston), 6-1 W …allowed a shorthanded goal...... Nov. 1, 2011 vs. Syracuse (Holly Carrie-Mattimoe, 4-on-5), 9-2 W …had 5 different players score a goal in a game...... March 10, 2012 vs. Boston University (NCAA QFinals), W 8-7 (3 OT) …had 6 different players score a goal in a game...... Jan. 6, 2012 vs. Union, 9-1 W …had 7 different players score a goal in a game...... Nov. 1, 2011 vs. Syracuse, 9-2 W …had 8 different players score a goal in a game...... Jan. 10, 1999 vs. Colby College, 11-1 W

2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes 8 www.cornellbigred.com GAME 1: #3 CORNELL 6, COLGATE 2 GAME 2: #3 CORNELL 9, YALE 0 Oct. 25, 2011 at Hamilton, N.Y. Oct. 28, 2011 at Ithaca, N.Y.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Cornell 3 2 1 6 Yale 0 0 0 0 Colgate 0 2 0 2 Cornell 4 4 1 9

1st period - 1, CORNELL, Saulnier, Jillian (Johnston, Rebecca, Fulton, Emily) 4:27 (pp). 2, 1st period - 1, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/1 (Saulnier, Jillian, Young, Amanda) 12:23. 2, CORNELL, Saulnier, Jillian (Johnston, Rebecca, Jenner, Brianne) 6:37. 3, CORNELL, Jenner, Brianne CORNELL, Leck, Monika/1 (Ogilvie, Kendice, Fulton, Emily) 12:52. 3, CORNELL, Jenner, Brianne/2 (Johnston, Rebecca, Young, Amanda) 15:59. Penalties - Wickens, Megan, COLGATE (checking) 3:04; (Saulnier, Jillian, Rougeau, Lauriane) 14:47 (pp). 4, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/2 (Jenner, Brianne, Gagliardi, Alyssa, CORNELL (tripping) 11:13; Doyle, Shannon, COLGATE (boarding) 14:20; Cudmore, Fortino, Laura) 18:54. Penalties - Mock, Stephanie, YALE (interference) 2:55; Murray, Madi, YALE Hayleigh, CORNELL (checking) 15:46. (checking) 10:22; Ciotti, Jenna, YALE (tripping) 14:22; Fulton, Emily, CORNELL (roughing) 18:24; Grant, Heather, YALE (hooking) 18:41. 2nd period - 4, COLGATE, Volpe, Taylor (Wickens, Megan, Dockus, Casey) 11:39 (pp). 5, CORNELL, Karpenko, Chelsea (White, Catherine, Cudmore, Hayleigh) 14:01 (pp). 6, CORNELL, Saulnier, Jillian 2nd period - 5, CORNELL, Saulnier, Jillian/5 (Jenner, Brianne, Johnston, Rebecca) 3:40. 6, (Johnston, Rebecca, Young, Amanda) 15:43 (sh). 7, COLGATE, Kueber, Melissa (Hootz, Jessica, Simpson, CORNELL, Rougeau, Lauriane 10:34. 7, CORNELL, Jenner, Brianne (Saulnier, Jillian, Johnston, Rebecca) Jocelyn) 19:27. Penalties - Johnston, Rebecca, CORNELL (slashing) :15; Drubel, Miriam, COLGATE 10:47. 8, CORNELL, White, Catherine/1 (Gagliardi, Alyssa, Karpenko, Chelsea) 13:43 (pp). Penalties - (cross-checking) 7:36; Saulnier, Jillian, CORNELL (cross-checking) 10:07; White, Catherine, CORNELL Mock, Stephanie, YALE (tripping) 5:15; Hughes, Aleca, YALE (charging) 13:15. (holding) 10:31; Doyle, Shannon, COLGATE (hooking) 12:09; Phillips, Brittany, COLGATE (interference) 12:29; White, Catherine, CORNELL (roughing) 15:07; Rougeau, Lauriane, CORNELL (interference) 16:58. 3rd period - 9, CORNELL, White, Catherine/2 (Cudmore, Hayleigh, Fortino, Laura) 6:46. Penalties - Ogilvie, Kendice, CORNELL (interference) 1:20; Campbell, Jessica, CORNELL (hooking) 3:17; Murray, 3rd period - 8, CORNELL, Saulnier, Jillian (Rougeau, Lauriane, Jenner, Brianne) 2:58 (pp). Madi, YALE (checking) 16:20; Gagliardi, Alyssa, CORNELL (charging) 19:14. Penalties - Wickens, Megan, COLGATE (holding) 1:46; Fitzgerald, Lauren, COLGATE (hooking) 11:35; Shots on goal - YALE 6-7-3 16; CORNELL 26-16-23 65. Shots on goal - CORNELL 17-21-26 64; COLGATE 5-6-1 12. Power plays - YALE 0 of 4; CORNELL 2 of 7. Power plays - CORNELL 3 of 6; COLGATE 1 of 8. Penalties - YALE 7 (14 min); CORNELL 4 (8 min). Penalties - CORNELL 8 (19 min); COLGATE 7 (14 min). Goalies - YALE, Leonoff, Jaimie (40:00 minutes, 39 shots-34 saves) , Ladiges, Genny (20:00, Goalies - CORNELL, Mazzotta, Amanda 1-0-0 (59:53 minutes, 12 shots-10 saves) , EMPTY NET (00:07, 26-22); CORNELL, Mazzotta, Amanda (59:36, 16-16) , EMPTY NET (00:24, 0-0). 0-0); COLGATE, Sass, Kimberly 3-3-0 (60:00, 64-58). A-267 T-1:59 A-187 T-2:04 Ref: Robert Cerilli; Kyle Gates Referees: Tom Lynch; Drew White Line: Alex Walsh; Michael Cook Linesmen: Alex Walsh; Will O’Malley

GAME 3: #3 CORNELL 9, BROWN 0 GAME 4: #2 CORNELL 9, SYRACUSE 2 Oct. 29, 2011 at Ithaca, N.Y. Nov. 1, 2011 at Ithaca, N.Y.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Brown 0 0 0 0 Syracuse 0 1 1 2 Cornell 2 4 3 9 Cornell 2 3 4 9

1st period - 1, CORNELL, Saulnier, Jillian/6 (Jenner, Brianne, Young, Amanda) 9:21. 2, CORNELL, 1st period - 1, CORNELL, Jenner, Brianne (Johnston, Rebecca, Saulnier, Jillian) 14:07. 2, Karpenko, Chelsea/2 (White, Catherine, Cudmore, Hayleigh) 10:41. Penalties - Shannon Flatley, BROWN CORNELL, Saulnier, Jillian 16:03 (sh). Penalties - DARKANGELO, Shiann, SYRACUSE (hooking) 9:34; (interference) 12:37; Lauren Vella, BROWN (checking) 19:42. Gagliardi, Alyssa, CORNELL (tripping) 14:20; SKELLY, Megan, SYRACUSE (checking) 20:00.

2nd period - 3, CORNELL, Karpenko, Chelsea/3 (Young, Amanda, Rougeau, Lauriane) 5:30. 4, CORNELL, 2nd period - 3, CORNELL, Karpenko, Chelsea (Fortino, Laura, Rougeau, Lauriane) 1:33 (pp). 4, Saulnier, Jillian/7 (Jenner, Brianne, Johnston, Rebecca) 13:23. 5, CORNELL, Karpenko, Chelsea/4 CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca (Saulnier, Jillian, Jenner, Brianne) 2:11. 5, SYRACUSE, C-MATTIMOE, Holly (White, Catherine) 13:58. 6, CORNELL, Leck, Monika (Cudmore, Hayleigh, Ogilvie, Kendice) 14:23. (METCALFE, Taylor) 5:51 (sh). 6, CORNELL, Leck, Monika (Fortino, Laura, Fulton, Emily) 19:03. Penalties - Shannon Flatley, BROWN (charging) :38; Sarah Robson, BROWN (tripping) 5:59; White, Penalties - KNERR, Julie, SYRACUSE (tripping) 4:42; KNERR, Julie, SYRACUSE (charging) 13:10; Catherine, CORNELL (hooking) 8:11; Fortino, Laura, CORNELL (roughing) 15:11; Jenner, Brianne, Karpenko, Chelsea, CORNELL (hooking) 13:32; METCALFE, Taylor, SYRACUSE (interference) 15:24; KREBS, CORNELL (tripping) 17:16. Brittney, SYRACUSE (checking) 16:57; Karpenko, Chelsea, CORNELL (slashing) 16:57.

3rd period - 7, CORNELL, Fulton, Emily/1 (Cudmore, Hayleigh, Jenner, Brianne) 1:43 (pp). 8, 3rd period - 7, CORNELL, Karpenko, Chelsea (Fortino, Laura, Rougeau, Lauriane) :41. 8, CORNELL, CORNELL, Rougeau, Lauriane/1 9:13 (pp). 9, CORNELL, White, Catherine (Campbell, Jessica, Rougeau, Cudmore, Hayleigh (Saulnier, Jillian, Johnston, Rebecca) 10:13 (pp). 9, CORNELL, White, Catherine Lauriane) 19:28 (pp). Penalties - Shannon Flatley, BROWN (interference) :56; Karpenko, Chelsea, (Fortino, Laura, Rougeau, Lauriane) 14:26 (pp). 10, SYRACUSE, SCHARFE, Margot 16:19 (pp). 11, CORNELL (charging) 5:53; Shannon Flatley, BROWN (checking) 8:10; Fulton, Emily, CORNELL (high CORNELL, Saulnier, Jillian (Johnston, Rebecca, Jenner, Brianne) 16:46. Penalties - KREBS, Brittney, sticking) 11:40; TEAM, BROWN (too many players on ice) 17:23; Lauren Vella, BROWN (checking) 18:32. SYRACUSE (checking) 2:45; METCALFE, Taylor, SYRACUSE (elbowing) 8:42; SKELLY, Megan, SYRACUSE (tripping) 13:28; C-MATTIMOE, Holly, SYRACUSE (roughing) 13:28; Ogilvie, Kendice, CORNELL Shots on goal - BROWN 1-6-3 10; CORNELL 15-18-16 49. (interference) 16:06; Saulnier, Jillian, CORNELL (hitting after whistle) 18:53; KNERR, Julie, Power plays - BROWN 0 of 5; CORNELL 3 of 8. SYRACUSE (charging) 18:53. Penalties - BROWN 8 (16 min); CORNELL 5 (10 min). Shots on goal - SYRACUSE 3-5-2 10; CORNELL 17-24-18 59. Goalies - BROWN, Katie Jamieson (34:23 minutes, 33 shots-27 saves) , Aubree Moore (25:37, 16-13); Power plays - SYRACUSE 1 of 3; CORNELL 3 of 9. CORNELL, Slebodnick, Lauren (59:46, 10-10) , EMPTY NET (00:14, 0-0). Penalties - SYRACUSE 11 (22 min); CORNELL 5 (10 min).

A-453 T-2:00 Goalies - SYRACUSE, BILLADEAU, Kallie (60:00 minutes, 59 shots-50 saves); CORNELL, Mazzotta, Ref: Robert Cerilli; Kyle Gates Amanda (59:38, 10-8) , EMPTY NET (00:22, 0-0). Line: Michael Cook; Alex Walsh A-256 T-2:06 Ref: Louis Paciello; Drew White | Line: Kevin Sullivan; Matt Brady www.cornellbigred.com 9 2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes GAME 5: DARTMOUTH 5, #2 CORNELL 4 GAME 6: #2 CORNELL 5, #10 HARVARD 3 Nov. 11, 2011 at Ithaca, N.Y. Oct. 28, 2011 at Ithaca, N.Y.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Dartmouth 3 1 1 5 Harvard 1 1 1 3 Cornell 1 2 1 4 Cornell 2 1 2 5

1st period - 1, DART, Foley, Kelly (Winkel, Ali, Nanji, Sasha) 3:12. 2, DART, Winkel, Ali 1st period - 1, CORNELL, Saulnier, Jillian/11 (Gagliardi, Alyssa, Karpenko, Chelsea) 5:55 (pp). (Fischer, Reagan, Foley, Kelly) 10:08. 3, CORNELL, Campbell, Jessica/1 (Gagliardi, Alyssa) 17:44. 4, 2, CORNELL, Karpenko, Chelsea/8 (White, Catherine, Gagliardi, Alyssa) 7:27 (pp). 3, HARVARD, Edney, DART, Dumais, Camille 18:31. Penalties - Hobeika, Jenna, DART (slashing) 15:32. Sarah (Armstrong, Kalley, Crowe, Hillary) 15:17. Penalties - Crowe, Hillary, HARVARD (boarding) 5:43; Armstrong, Kalley, HARVARD (tripping) 6:10; Gagliardi, Alyssa, CORNELL (slashing) 13:13; 2nd period - 5, CORNELL, Gagliardi, Alyssa/1 1:51 (pp). 6, CORNELL, Karpenko, Chelsea/7 (Leck, Hayssen, Hilary, HARVARD (o-holding) 16:02; Ogilvie, Kendice, CORNELL (hooking) 18:22. Monika, White, Catherine) 2:50. 7, DART, Winkel, Ali (Foley, Kelly, Kelly, Lauren) 18:37 (pp). Penalties - Hobeika, Jenna, DART (hooking) 1:07; TEAM, DART (throwing the puck) 3:46; Fulton, Emily, 2nd period - 4, CORNELL, White, Catherine/5 (Gagliardi, Alyssa) 10:23. 5, HARVARD, Crowe, Hillary CORNELL (holding) 7:04; Sharp, Margaux, DART (charging) 12:06; Ogilvie, Kendice, CORNELL (holding) (Armstrong, Kalley) 14:01 (pp). Penalties - Gedman, Marissa, HARVARD (holding the stick) 2:37; 14:53; Gagliardi, Alyssa, CORNELL (checking) 16:40. Fulton, Emily, CORNELL (elbowing) 12:07.

3rd period - 8, CORNELL, Saulnier, Jillian/10 (White, Catherine, Cudmore, Hayleigh) 4:32. 9, 3rd period - 6, HARVARD, Spurling, Kaitlin (Armstrong, Kalley) 12:37. 7, CORNELL, Saulnier, DART, Winkel, Ali (Fischer, Reagan, Nanji, Sasha) 6:49 (pp). Penalties - Campbell, Jessica, CORNELL Jillian/12 (Campbell, Jessica, Fulton, Emily) 12:45. 8, CORNELL, Fulton, Emily/2 14:14. Penalties - (interference) 5:50; Young, Amanda, CORNELL (hooking) 12:44; Winkel, Ali, DART (hooking) 15:26; Romatoski, Kelsey, HARVARD (interference) 1:07; McDonald, Gina, HARVARD (roughing) 15:33; TEAM, Saulnier, Jillian, CORNELL (eb) 15:26. CORNELL (too many players on ice) 16:59; Ogilvie, Kendice, CORNELL (hooking) 20:00.

Shots on goal - DART 12-6-8 26; CORNELL 12-7-9 28. Shots on goal - HARVARD 10-7-4 21; CORNELL 14-6-16 36. Power plays - DART 2 of 5; CORNELL 1 of 4. Power plays - HARVARD 1 of 4; CORNELL 2 of 6. Penalties - DART 5 (10 min); CORNELL 6 (12 min). Penalties - HARVARD 6 (12 min); CORNELL 5 (10 min).

Goalies - DART, Holdcroft, Lindsay (60:00 minutes, 28 shots-24 saves); CORNELL, Mazzotta, Amanda Goalies - HARVARD, Bellamy, Laura (59:11 minutes, 36 shots-31 saves) , EMPTY NET (00:49, 0-0); (58:02, 26-21) , EMPTY NET (01:58, 0-0). CORNELL, Slebodnick, Lauren (59:47, 21-18) , EMPTY NET (00:13, 0-0).

A-358 T-2:06 A-1254 T-2:02 Referees: Stephen Drain; Louis Paciello Referees: Stephen Drain; Derek Martin Linesman: Jason Galofaro; Alex Walsh Linesmen: Jason Galofaro; Kollin Kleinendorst

GAME 7: #3 CORNELL 3, PRINCETON 1 GAME 8: #3 CORNELL 7, QUINNIPIAC 1 Nov. 18, 2011 at Princeton, N.J. Nov. 19, 2011 at Hamden, Conn.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Cornell 0 2 1 3 Cornell 3 3 1 7 Princeton 0 1 0 1 Quinnipiac 0 0 1 1

1st period - Penalties - Butler, Sally, PRINCE (tripping) 9:29; Kinney, Alex, PRINCE (holding) 1st period - 1, CORNELL, Karpenko, Chelsea/9 (Fulton, Emily/5, Barley-Maloney, Erin/1) 12:29. 2, 14:32. CORNELL, Karpenko, Chelsea/10 (White, Catherine/9, Young, Amanda/6) 17:05. 3, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/5 (White, Catherine/10, Cudmore, Hayleigh/6) 19:01. Penalties - COLIN, Amanda, QUINN 2nd period - 1, CORNELL, Fulton, Emily (Barley-Maloney, Erin) 1:42. 2, PRINCE, DiCesare, (tripping) 1:46. Danille/1 (Pankowski, Ali/4, Leahy, Brianna) 10:12. 3, CORNELL, Gagliardi, Alyssa/2 (White, Catherine/7, Fortino, Laura/7) 12:15 (pp). Penalties - Stadnyk, Charissa, PRINCE (checking) 10:20; 2nd period - 4, CORNELL, Jenner, Brianne/5 (Campbell, Jessica/3, Leck, Monika/2) 4:18. 5, Figueroa, Gabie, PRINCE (checking) 13:45. CORNELL, Fulton, Emily/4 (Jenner, Brianne/10, Fortino, Laura/8) 13:24 (pp). 6, CORNELL, Campbell, Jessica/3 (Leck, Monika/3, Jenner, Brianne/10) 15:54. Penalties - White, Catherine, CORNELL 3rd period - 4, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/4 (White, Catherine/7) 19:45 (empty net). Penalties - (hooking) :33; WIGNALL, Shelby, QUINN (tripping) 11:54; Young, Amanda, CORNELL (tripping) 16:07; White, Catherine, CORNELL (holding the stick) 1:22; Saulnier, Jillian, CORNELL (tripping) 13:03; Fortino, Laura, CORNELL (checking) 18:03; Gagliardi, Alyssa, CORNELL (hooking) 19:28. White, Catherine, CORNELL (hitting from behind) 14:50. 3rd period - 7, CORNELL, White, Catherine/6 (Saulnier, Jillian/7) 5:34. 8, QUINN, HAGG, Megan/2 Shots on goal - CORNELL 15-16-8 39; PRINCE 4-6-8 18. (BABSTOCK, Kelly/9) 18:10. Penalties - Leck, Monika, CORNELL (checking) 3:28; Ogilvie, Kendice, Power plays - CORNELL 1 of 4; PRINCE 0 of 2. CORNELL (tripping) 9:20; VIEWEG, Felica, QUINN (holding) 14:46; Jenner, Brianne, CORNELL (checking) Penalties - CORNELL 3 (6 min); PRINCE 4 (8 min). 18:37.

Goalies - CORNELL, Slebodnick, Lauren 3-0-0 (60:00 minutes, 18 shots-17 saves); PRINCE, Weber, Shots on goal - CORNELL 12-12-9 33; QUINN 4-9-18 31. Rachel 4-4-1 (58:53, 38-36) , EMPTY NET (01:07, 0-0). Power plays - CORNELL 1 of 3; QUINN 0 of 7. Penalties - CORNELL 7 (14 min); QUINN 3 (6 min). A-125 T-1:53 Referees: Stephen Drain; Cameron Lynch Goalies - CORNELL, Slebodnick, Lauren 4-0-0 (60:00 minutes, 31 shots-30 saves); QUINN, VIGILANTI, Linesemen: Danielle Bugge; Ryan Knapp Victoria 6-6-1 (24:18, 15-11) , LADEN, Chelsea (35:34, 18-15) , EMPTY NET (00:08, 0-0).

A-531 T-1:50 hrs Referees: Derek Zuckerman; Matt Bielak Linesmen: Chad Gouin; Brett Kanemitsu

2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes 10 www.cornellbigred.com GAME 9: #3 CORNELL 3, #5 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 1 GAME 10: #3 CORNELL 7, #5 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 1 Nov. 25, 2011 at Ithaca, N.Y. Nov. 26, 2011 at Ithaca, N.Y.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Boston University 0 1 0 1 Boston University 0 0 1 1 Cornell 1 1 1 3 Cornell 1 3 3 7

1st period - 1, CORNELL, Fulton, Emily/5 (Johnston, Rebecca/9, Jenner, Brianne/11) 13:28 (pp). 1st period - 1, CORNELL, Fortino, Laura/1 (Jenner, Brianne/14, Johnston, Rebecca/12) 9:59 (pp). Penalties - Tutino, Kayla, BU (tripping) 3:24; Young, Amanda, CORNELL (interference) 7:42; Penalties - Fortino, Laura, CORNELL (charging) 5:09; Menard, Isabel, BU (hooking) 9:08; Fratkin, Wakefield, Jenn, BU (hooking) 9:37; Wakefield, Jenn, BU (tripping) 12:51; Leck, Monika, CORNELL Kaleigh, BU (charging) 11:11; Johnston, Rebecca, CORNELL (charging) 13:23. (charging) 15:14. 2nd period - 2, CORNELL, Young, Amanda/1 (Saulnier, Jillian/8) 3:37 (delayed penalty). 3, 2nd period - 2, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/6 (Rougeau, Lauriane/8) 4:34 (pp). 3, BU, Cardella, CORNELL, Saulnier, Jillian/13 (White, Catherine/13, Johnston, Rebecca/10) 12:00. 4, CORNELL, Jill/3 10:36. Penalties - Campbell, Caroline, BU (hooking) 3:10; Fratkin, Kaleigh, BU (tripping) Cudmore, Hayleigh/2 (Gagliardi, Alyssa/6, Saulnier, Jillian/9) 13:34 (pp). Penalties - Gagliardi, 5:18; Rougeau, Lauriane, CORNELL (charging) 11:32; Cudmore, Hayleigh, CORNELL (roughing) 14:41; Alyssa, CORNELL (tripping) 1:16; Watchorn, Tara, BU (tripping) 3:37; Warren, Carly, BU (roughing) Gagliardi, Alyssa, CORNELL (hooking) 16:31; White, Catherine, CORNELL (tripping) 16:56; Wakefield, 4:59; Gagliardi, Alyssa, CORNELL (interference) 4:59; White, Catherine, CORNELL (interference) 5:32; Jenn, BU (roughing) 18:21; Fratkin, Kaleigh, BU (hooking) 18:51. Jenner, Brianne, CORNELL (charging) 6:25; Watchorn, Tara, BU (tripping) 12:00; Campbell, Jessica, CORNELL (tripping) 13:37; Stoneburgh, Shannon, BU (tripping) 16:50. 3rd period - 4, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/7 (Jenner, Brianne/12, Fortino, Laura/10) :22 (pp). Penalties - Boucher, Kasey, BU (tripping) 7:15; Fulton, Emily, CORNELL (clipping) 10:50; Wakefield, 3rd period - 5, CORNELL, White, Catherine/7 (Saulnier, Jillian/10, Fortino, Laura/10) :12. 6, Jenn, BU (checking) 19:08; Fortino, Laura, CORNELL (charging) 19:44. CORNELL, Jenner, Brianne/6 (Leck, Monika/2, Campbell, Jessica/4) 13:35. 7, BU, Watchorn, Tara (Wakefield, Jenn) 14:26 (pp). 8, CORNELL, Saulnier, Jillian/14 16:48. Penalties - Stoneburgh, Shots on goal - BU 5-11-5 21; CORNELL 13-10-6 29. Shannon, BU (charging) 4:57; Johnston, Rebecca, CORNELL (interference) 14:22. Power plays - BU 0 of 7; CORNELL 3 of 9. Penalties - BU 9 (18 min); CORNELL 8 (16 min). Shots on goal - BU 5-10-6 21; CORNELL 6-10-10 26. Power plays - BU 1 of 7; CORNELL 2 of 6. Goalies - BU, Sperry, Kerrin (58:48 minutes, 29 shots-26 saves) , EMPTY NET (01:12, 0-0); Penalties - BU 7 (14 min); CORNELL 8 (16 min). CORNELL, Mazzotta, Amanda (59:38, 21-20) , EMPTY NET (00:22, 0-0). Goalies - BU, Sperry, Kerrin (40:07 minutes, 17 shots-12 saves) , Hiller, Braly (19:48, 9-7) , A-811 T-1:59 EMPTY NET (00:05, 0-0); CORNELL, Mazzotta, Amanda (60:00, 21-20). Referees: Dan Murphy; Louis Paciello Linesmen: Matt Brady; Jamie Colacino A-659 T-1:57 Referees: Dina Allen; Kyle Allen Linesmen: Kollin Kleinendorst; Tom Lynch

GAME 11: #3 CORNELL 5, #6 MERCYHURST 4 GAME 12: #6 MERCYHURST 5, #2 CORNELL 2 Dec. 2, 2011 at Erie, Pa. Dec. 3, 2011 at Erie, Pa.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Cornell 1 3 1 5 Cornell 1 1 0 2 Mercyhurst 2 1 1 4 Mercyhurst 0 4 1 5

1st period - 1, MC, BRAM, Bailey/17 (BESTLAND, Christine/15, ZGODA, Pamela/5) :53. 2, MC, JONES, 1st period - 1, CORNELL, Karpenko, Chelsea/13 (Cudmore, Hayleigh/8, White, Catherine/13) 16:09 Jess/7 (JONES, Lauren/5, SZANDZIK, Jill/9) 6:20. 3, CORNELL, White, Catherine/8 (Gagliardi, (pp). Penalties - Saulnier, Jillian, CORNELL (boarding) 7:58; BYRNE, Molly, MC (hooking) 14:36; Alyssa/7) 19:09 (pp). Penalties - BUQUET, Gina, MC (checking) 18:47. Karpenko, Chelsea, CORNELL (cross-checking) 17:53; CICERO, Christie, MC (high sticking) 18:04.

2nd period - 4, MC, STEADMAN, Kelley/11 (BESTLAND, Christine/16, BYRNE, Molly/10) 4:58. 5, 2nd period - 2, MC, STEADMAN, Kelley/12 (LUCZAK, Caroline/6, BYRNE, Molly/11) 2:02. 3, MC, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/8 (Jenner, Brianne/15, Karpenko, Chelsea/3) 6:09. 6, CORNELL, Karpenko, BESTLAND, Christine/12 (BRAM, Bailey/17, ZGODA, Pamela/6) 7:21. 4, MC, BYRNE, Molly/3 (JONES, Chelsea/11 (Cudmore, Hayleigh/8, Saulnier, Jillian/11) 10:22 (pp). 7, CORNELL, Karpenko, Chelsea/12 Jess/16, BRAM, Bailey/18) 11:36 (pp). 5, MC, JONES, Jess/8 (BRAM, Shelby/10, BESTLAND, Christine/18) (Jenner, Brianne/16, Johnston, Rebecca/14) 16:37. Penalties - SZANDZIK, Jill, MC (hooking) 9:13; 12:22. 6, CORNELL, Campbell, Jessica/3 (Young, Amanda/7, Jenner, Brianne) 15:52. Penalties - Saulnier, Jillian, CORNELL (tripping) 10:47; HIGSON, Vaila, MC (tripping) 17:25. Gagliardi, Alyssa, CORNELL (tripping) 11:23.

3rd period - 8, MC, BRAM, Bailey/18 (JONES, Jess/15, BESTLAND, Christine/17) 3:24 (pp). 9, 3rd period - 7, MC, JONES, Jess/9 (STEADMAN, Kelley/8, BRAM, Bailey/19) 18:57 (empty net) (pp). CORNELL, Fortino, Laura/2 (White, Catherine/12, Fulton, Emily/6) 17:30. Penalties - Jenner, Brianne, Penalties - CICERO, Christie, MC (high sticking) 1:53; Fulton, Emily, CORNELL (holding) 3:38; CORNELL (tripping) 2:59; HIGSON, Vaila, MC (interference) 6:05. DeSUTTER, Stephanie, MC (tripping) 9:29; BUQUET, Gina, MC (high sticking) 14:01; Barley-Maloney, Erin, CORNELL (hooking) 17:01. Shots on goal - CORNELL 10-10-12 32; MC 7-12-4 23. Power plays - CORNELL 2 of 4; MC 1 of 2. Shots on goal - CORNELL 18-9-8 35; MC 8-22-11 41. Penalties - CORNELL 2 (4 min); MC 4 (8 min). Power plays - CORNELL 1 of 5; MC 2 of 5. Penalties - CORNELL 5 (10 min); MC 5 (10 min). Goalies - CORNELL, Mazzotta, Amanda 6-1-0 (40:00 minutes, 16 shots-14 saves) , Slebodnick, Lauren (20:00, 7-5); MC, PATTENDEN, Hillary 9-3-0 (58:57, 32-27) , EMPTY NET (01:03, 0-0). Goalies - CORNELL, Mazzotta, Amanda 6-2-0 (59:56 minutes, 40 shots-36 saves) , EMPTY NET (00:04, 0-0); MC, PATTENDEN, Hillary 10-3-0 (60:00, 35-33). A-1075 T-2:00 Referees: Gui Bradshaw; Clint Evans A-775 T-2:07 Linesmen: Tim Katrinak; Paul Miller Referees: Gui Bradshaw; Clint Evans Linesmen: Tim Katrinak; Paul Miller

www.cornellbigred.com 11 2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes GAME 13: #3 CORNELL 9, UNION 1 GAME 14: #3 CORNELL 3, RENSSELAER 0 Jan. 6, 2012 at Schenectady, N.Y. Jan. 7, 2012 at Troy, N.Y.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Cornell 2 3 4 9 Cornell 1 2 0 3 Union 1 0 0 1 Rensselaer 0 0 0 0

1st period - 1, CORNELL, Ogilvie, Kendice/1 (Barley-Maloney, Erin/3, Fulton, Emily) :52. 2, 1st period - 1, CORNELL, Ogilvie, Kendice/2 (Leck, Monika/5) 11:07. Penalties - Young, Amanda, CORNELL, Leck, Monika/4 (Ogilvie, Kendice, Fulton, Emily) 9:40. 3, UNION, Rhianna Kurio/4 (Bryanne CORNELL (tripping) 5:12; Le Donne, Andie, RPIW (tripping) 15:47; Jenner, Brianne, CORNELL (boarding) Panchuk/5) 19:57 (pp). Penalties - Chelsey Heinhuis, UNION (hooking) 5:39; Fortino, Laura, CORNELL 18:49. (checking) 10:30; Gagliardi, Alyssa, CORNELL (tripping) 19:43. 2nd period - 2, CORNELL, Fortino, Laura/4 (Leck, Monika/6, Jenner, Brianne/20) 13:53 (pp). 3, 2nd period - 4, CORNELL, Fulton, Emily/7 (Ogilvie, Kendice/7) 2:59. 5, CORNELL, Barley-Maloney, CORNELL, Jenner, Brianne/7 (Fortino, Laura/12) 19:38. Penalties - Fulton, Emily, CORNELL (slashing) Erin/8 (Johnston, Rebecca/15) 3:32. 6, CORNELL, Fortino, Laura/3 (Jenner, Brianne/17, Ogilvie, 7:47; Smelker, Jordan, RPIW (slashing) 8:21; Jenner, Brianne, CORNELL (checking) 9:29; Fulton, Kendice) 9:22. Penalties - Molly Kate Devin, UNION (checking) 6:46; Emilie Arseneault, UNION Emily, CORNELL (roughing) 10:03; Schilter, Kathryn, RPIW (roughing) 10:03; Marzario, Madison, RPIW (checking) 14:50. (roughing) 13:07.

3rd period - 7, CORNELL, Hompe, Xandra/1 (Barley-Maloney, Erin/4, Fortino, Laura) 5:17. 8, 3rd period - Penalties - Young, Amanda, CORNELL (interference) 7:45; Barley-Maloney, Erin, CORNELL, Leck, Monika/5 (Jenner, Brianne, Ogilvie, Kendice) 6:34. 9, CORNELL, Barley-Maloney, Erin/2 CORNELL (hooking) 11:38; Cox, Eleeza, RPIW (elbowing) 12:27; Walsh, Mariana, RPIW (hooking) 17:17; (Johnston, Rebecca, Fulton, Emily) 9:21 (pp). 10, CORNELL, Hompe, Xandra/3 (Rougeau, Lauriane/16, Horton, Taylor, RPIW (hooking) 17:41. Johnston, Rebecca) 15:53. Penalties - Stefanie Thomson, UNION (interference) 7:30; Christine Valente, UNION (checking from behind) 17:34; Christine Valente, UNION (game misconduct) 17:34; Shots on goal - CORNELL 11-6-13 30; RPIW 9-2-4 15. Fortino, Laura, CORNELL (roughing) 17:34. Power plays - CORNELL 1 of 5; RPIW 0 of 7. Penalties - CORNELL 7 (14 min); RPIW 7 (14 min). Shots on goal - CORNELL 17-22-12 51; UNION 9-3-7 19. Power plays - CORNELL 1 of 5; UNION 1 of 2. Goalies - CORNELL, Slebodnick, Lauren 6-0-0 (60:00 minutes, 15 shots-15 saves); RPIW, O’Brien, Penalties - CORNELL 3 (6 min); UNION 6 (23 min). Kelly 3-8-1 (59:50, 30-27) , EMPTY NET (00:10, 0-0).

Goalies - CORNELL, Slebodnick, Lauren 5-0-0 (49:21 minutes, 16 shots-15 saves) , Pippy, Katelyn A-150 T-2:00 (10:39, 3-3); UNION, Shenae Lundberg 1-9-0 (23:32, 20-16) , Alana Marcinko (32:21, 30-25) , Kate Referees: Louis Paciello; Robert Cerilli Gallagher (04:07, 1-1). Linesmen: Kevin Sullivan; Kollin Kleinendorst

A-100 T-1:58 Referees: Drew White; Derek Zuckermaqn Linesman: Michael Cook; Kollin Kleinendorst

GAME 15: #3 CORNELL 3, COLGATE 0 GAME 16: #3 CORNELL 4, QUINNIPIAC 1 Jan. 10, 2012 at Ithaca, N.Y. Jan. 13, 2012 at Ithaca, N.Y.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Colgate 0 0 0 0 Quinnipiac 1 0 0 1 Cornell 2 0 1 3 Cornell 0 3 1 4

1st period - 1, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/9 (Fortino, Laura/13, Saulnier, Jillian/12) 11:27 1st period - 1, QUINN, WHEELER, Kate/4 (BABSTOCK, Kelly/15) :21. Penalties - Saulnier, Jillian, (sh). 2, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/10 (Cudmore, Hayleigh/10, Jenner, Brianne/20) 15:58 (pp). CORNELL (roughing) 9:13. Penalties - Leck, Monika, CORNELL (hooking) 8:40; Wickens, Megan, COLGATE (charging) 13:05; Kueber, Melissa, COLGATE (boarding) 14:50; Phillips, Brittany, COLGATE (boarding) 15:29; Rougeau, Lauriane, 2nd period - 2, CORNELL, Saulnier, Jillian/15 (Fulton, Emily/10, Campbell, Jessica/5) 3:41. 3, CORNELL (charging) 19:04; Craig, Taylor, COLGATE (interference) 19:10. CORNELL, White, Catherine/9 (Rougeau, Lauriane/10, Fortino, Laura/14) 10:12. 4, CORNELL, Jenner, Brianne/8 (Rougeau, Lauriane/11, Young, Amanda/9) 12:18. Penalties - COLIN, Amanda, QUINN (hooking) 2nd period - Penalties - Rougeau, Lauriane, CORNELL (checking) 9:49; Cudmore, Hayleigh, CORNELL 1:30; Jenner, Brianne, CORNELL (charging) 15:09; PERRY, Melissa, QUINN (holding) 19:09. (hooking) 10:46; Phillips, Brittany, COLGATE (tripping) 16:05. 3rd period - 5, CORNELL, Campbell, Jessica/4 (Fortino, Laura/15, Fulton, Emily/11) 11:43 (pp). 3rd period - 3, CORNELL, Rougeau, Lauriane/3 (Young, Amanda/8, Jenner, Brianne/21) 14:14 (pp). Penalties - White, Catherine, CORNELL (checking) :46; BABSTOCK, Kelly, QUINN (slashing) 2:09; Penalties - Fulton, Emily, CORNELL (roughing) 3:10; Johnston, Rebecca, CORNELL (boarding) 3:30; Fulton, Emily, CORNELL (interference) 5:04; PERRY, Melissa, QUINN (hooking) 7:57; KOSTA, Nicole, Walsh, Rachel, COLGATE (interference) 4:24; TEAM, CORNELL (too many players on ice) 5:29; Hootz, QUINN (roughing) 9:47; Young, Amanda, CORNELL (interference) 13:44; BABSTOCK, Kelly, QUINN Jessica, COLGATE (hooking) 12:22; Phillips, Brittany, COLGATE (slashing) 13:22; Klynstra, Jenna, (slashing) 16:51; DYMARCZYK, Bethany, QUINN (tripping) 17:38. COLGATE (boarding) 17:41. Shots on goal - QUINN 8-5-8 21; CORNELL 3-8-10 21. Shots on goal - COLGATE 4-10-1 15; CORNELL 15-12-15 42. Power plays - QUINN 0 of 5; CORNELL 1 of 7. Power plays - COLGATE 0 of 7; CORNELL 2 of 8. Penalties - QUINN 7 (14 min); CORNELL 5 (10 min). Penalties - COLGATE 9 (18 min); CORNELL 7 (14 min). Goalies - QUINN, VIGILANTI, Victoria 11-8-2 (60:00 minutes, 21 shots-17 saves); CORNELL, Goalies - COLGATE, Sass, Kimberly (59:44 minutes, 42 shots-39 saves) , EMPTY NET (00:16, 0-0); Slebodnick, Lauren 8-0-0 (60:00, 21-20). CORNELL, Slebodnick, Lauren (59:55, 15-15) , EMPTY NET (00:05, 0-0). A-382 T-1:57 A-341 T-2:02 Referees: John Stack III; Bill Bredin Referees: Dan Murphy; Louis Paciello Linesmen: Kollin Kleinendorst; Gary Young Linesmen: Kollin Kleinendorst; Michael Cook

2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes 12 www.cornellbigred.com GAME 17: #3 CORNELL 1, PRINCETON 0 GAME 18: #3 CORNELL 6, SYRACUSE 3 Jan. 14, 2012 at Ithaca, N.Y. Jan. 17, 2012 at Syracuse, N.Y.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Princeton 0 0 0 0 Cornell 1 2 3 6 Cornell 1 0 0 1 Syracuse 1 1 1 3

1st period - 1, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/11 (Jenner, Brianne/23, Saulnier, Jillian/13) 2:14. 1st period - 1, SU, FERRARA, Nicole/3 (SCHARFE, Margot/8) 12:13. 2, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/12 Penalties - Pankowski, Ali, PRIN (hooking) 12:57; Karpenko, Chelsea, CORNELL (charging) 14:46; (Saulnier, Jillian/14, Rougeau, Lauriane/12) 14:08. Penalties - Ogilvie, Kendice, CORNELL (tripping) Cooke, Kelly, PRIN (charging) 18:17. 4:31; GOODNOUGH, Kaillie, SU (tripping) 13:21; Jenner, Brianne, CORNELL (tripping) 13:51.

2nd period - Penalties - White, Catherine, CORNELL (hooking) 3:18; Romanchuk, Paula, PRIN 2nd period - 3, SU, CARRIE-MATTIMOE, Hol/10 (BURNS, Jordyn/7, BILLADEAU, Kallie/2) 16:13 (pp). 4, (hooking) 4:35. CORNELL, Jenner, Brianne/9 (Johnston, Rebecca/18, Saulnier, Jillian/14) 17:56. 5, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/13 (Saulnier, Jillian/15, Jenner, Brianne/24) 18:52. Penalties - CARRIE-MATTIMOE, Hol, SU 3rd period - Penalties - Landry, Heather, PRIN (tripping) 3:26; Young, Amanda, CORNELL (boarding) (checking) 1:44; White, Catherine, CORNELL (interference) 6:07; Karpenko, Chelsea, CORNELL 10:16; White, Catherine, CORNELL (hooking) 17:05. (checking) 12:57; Jenner, Brianne, CORNELL (checking) 14:32; ST. GERMAIN, Sadie, SU (holding) 19:56.

Shots on goal - PRIN 4-5-5 14; CORNELL 9-19-11 39. 3rd period - 6, CORNELL, Karpenko, Chelsea/14 (Fortino, Laura/16, Rougeau, Lauriane/12) 4:12 Power plays - PRIN 0 of 4; CORNELL 0 of 4. (pp). 7, CORNELL, Barley-Maloney, Erin/3 (Saulnier, Jillian/16, Johnston, Rebecca/19) 4:27. 8, SU, Penalties - PRIN 4 (8 min); CORNELL 4 (8 min). SCHARFE, Margot/8 (DARKANGELO, Shiann/10, GRECO, Jacquie/1) 6:15 (pp). 9, CORNELL, White, Catherine/10 (Campbell, Jessica/6, Karpenko, Chelsea/4) 18:39. Penalties - DARKANGELO, Shiann, SU Goalies - PRIN, Weber, Rachel 8-10-4 (58:30 minutes, 39 shots-38 saves) , EMPTY NET (01:30, 0-0); (tripping) 3:28; Karpenko, Chelsea, CORNELL (interference) 5:39; KREBS, Brittney, SU (tripping) CORNELL, Mazzotta, Amanda 7-2-0 (59:39, 14-14) , EMPTY NET (00:21, 0-0). 8:24; Jenner, Brianne, CORNELL (hitting after whistle) 9:32; ROACH, Caitlin, SU (interference) 10:03; SCHARFE, Margot, SU (hooking) 15:07; Ogilvie, Kendice, CORNELL (checking) 19:49; MULLAN, A-1276 T-1:52 Lisa, SU (roughing) 20:00. Referees: Dan Murphy; Matt McNulty Linesmen: Gary Young; Jason Cleck Shots on goal - CORNELL 7-12-15 34; SU 6-10-8 24. Power plays - CORNELL 1 of 6; SU 2 of 8. Penalties - CORNELL 8 (16 min); SU 8 (16 min).

Goalies - CORNELL, Mazzotta, Amanda 8-2-0 (60:00 minutes, 24 shots-21 saves); SU, BILLADEAU, Kallie 4-7-2 (59:49, 34-28) , EMPTY NET (00:11, 0-0). Penalty shots - [3rd 08:24] CORNELL Saulnier, Jillian MISSED.

A-154 T-1:59 Referees: Jason Ellis; Jason Brown Linesmen: Michael Foley; Aaron Belair

GAME 19: #3 CORNELL 2, #9 HARVARD 0 GAME 20: #3 CORNELL 1, #10 DARTMOUTH 0 (OT) Jan. 20, 2012 at Cambridge, Mass. Jan. 21, 2012

Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT Total Cornell 2 0 0 2 Cornell 0 0 0 1 1 Harvard 0 0 0 0 Dartmouth 0 0 0 0 0

1st period - 1, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/14 (Ogilvie, Kendice/7, Gagliardi, Alyssa/8) 15:56. 2, 1st period - Penalties - Hobeika, Jenna, DAR (slashing) 12:37; Kelly, Lauren, DAR CORNELL, Rougeau, Lauriane/4 (Johnston, Rebecca/20, Jenner, Brianne/25) 19:58. Penalties - (cross-checking) 14:34; Gagliardi, Alyssa, CORNELL (holding) 18:34; Jenner, Brianne, CORNELL Gagliardi, Alyssa, CORNELL (hooking) 3:09; Young, Amanda, CORNELL (hooking) 6:19; Gagliardi, Alyssa, (interference) 18:53. CORNELL (boarding) 18:07; Gedman, Marissa, HARV (interference) 19:43. 2nd period - Penalties - Komarek, Sally, DAR (tripping) 2:44; Rougeau, Lauriane, CORNELL 2nd period - Penalties - Cudmore, Hayleigh, CORNELL (checking) 14:05; Armstrong, Kalley, HARV (holding) 9:57; Fortino, Laura, CORNELL (boarding) 18:55. (interference) 14:35. 3rd period - Penalties - Sharp, Margaux, DAR (tripping) 3:29; Sharp, Margaux, DAR (tripping) 3rd period - Penalties - Gedman, Marissa, HARV (interference) 7:10; Fortino, Laura, CORNELL 7:45. (checking) 11:05; Karpenko, Chelsea, CORNELL (hooking) 19:16. OT period - 1, CORNELL, Barley-Maloney, Erin/4 (Fortino, Laura/17, Karpenko, Chelsea/5) 4:01 Shots on goal - CORNELL 7-5-2 14; HARV 8-6-8 22. (pp). Penalties - White, Catherine, CORNELL (charging) :53; Dobos, Erica, DAR (hooking) 2:10. Power plays - CORNELL 0 of 3; HARV 0 of 6. Penalties - CORNELL 6 (12 min); HARV 3 (6 min). Shots on goal - CORNELL 14-5-4-1 24; DAR 7-12-9-3 31. Power plays - CORNELL 1 of 6; DAR 0 of 5. Goalies - CORNELL, Mazzotta, Amanda 9-2-0 (59:57 minutes, 22 shots-22 saves) , EMPTY NET (00:03, Penalties - CORNELL 5 (10 min); DAR 6 (12 min). 0-0); HARV, Bellamy, Laura 11-6-1 (58:23, 14-12) , EMPTY NET (01:37, 0-0). Goalies - CORNELL, Mazzotta, Amanda 10-2-0 (64:01 minutes, 31 shots-31 saves); DAR, Holdcroft, A-622 T-1:52 Lindsay 9-5-2 (64:01, 24-23). Referee: Bryan Hicks; Cameron Lynch Linesmen: Philip Kitchen; CJ Hanafin A-1274 T-2:05 Referees: Will Harrop; Tory Mazzola Linesmen: Chad Gouin; Jared Lussier

www.cornellbigred.com 13 2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes GAME 21: #2 CORNELL 6, ST. LAWRENCE 4 GAME 22: CLARKSON 5, #2 CORNELL 3 Jan. 27, 2012 at Canton, N.Y. Jan. 28, 2012 at Potsdam, N.Y.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Cornell 2 3 1 6 Cornell 0 1 2 3 St. Lawrence 0 2 2 4 Clarkson 0 4 1 5

1st period - 1, CORNELL, Saulnier, Jillian/16 (Karpenko, Chelsea/6, Young, Amanda/10) 9:17. 2, 1st period - Penalties - Gagnon, Vanessa, CLARKSON (high sticking) 1:54; Nisbet, Shelby, CLARKSON CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca (Saulnier, Jillian, Gagliardi, Alyssa) 13:07. Penalties - White, (tripping) 5:44; Cook, Olivia, CORNELL (elbowing) 8:31; Young, Amanda, CORNELL (tripping) 16:52. Catherine, CORNELL (checking) 9:35; Rougeau, Lauriane, CORNELL (interference) 18:45. 2nd period - 1, CLARKSON, Rattray, Jamie Lee/15 1:37 (pp). 2, CLARKSON, Baribeau, Juana/12 4:04. 2nd period - 3, CORNELL, Rougeau, Lauriane (Fortino, Laura, Karpenko, Chelsea) 3:13 (pp). 4, 3, CLARKSON, Skirrow, Danielle/14 8:22 (pp). 4, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/17 (Barley-Maloney, CORNELL, Jenner, Brianne/10 (Cudmore, Hayleigh/11) 4:06 (sh). 5, SLU, Rylee Smith/12 (Karell Erin/5, Gagliardi, Alyssa) 10:11. 5, CLARKSON, Baribeau, Juana/13 (Rattray, Jamie Lee/16, Mercer, Emard/16) 9:08. 6, SLU, Bailey Habscheid (Mel Desrochers, Ellie Williams) 10:10 (pp). 7, CORNELL, Carly/20) 16:34 (pp). Penalties - Rougeau, Lauriane, CORNELL (hooking) :41; White, Catherine, Gagliardi, Alyssa (White, Catherine, Fortino, Laura) 16:31. Penalties - Kelly Sabatine, SLU CORNELL (checking) 7:52; Cudmore, Hayleigh, CORNELL (hooking) 16:02; Karpenko, Chelsea, CORNELL (cross-checking) 2:07; Leck, Monika, CORNELL (hooking) 3:16; Kelly Sabatine, SLU (tripping) 6:25; (checking) 19:00. Campbell, Jessica, CORNELL (checking) 9:38; Brooke Fernandez, SLU (o-holding) 10:22; White, Catherine, CORNELL (hooking) 10:57; Kelly Sabatine, SLU (tripping) 11:40; Leck, Monika, CORNELL 3rd period - 6, CORNELL, Barley-Maloney, Erin/5 (White, Catherine/15) 2:18 (pp). 7, CORNELL, (high sticking) 14:01; Barley-Maloney, Erin, CORNELL (tripping) 16:38. Karpenko, Chelsea/15 (White, Catherine, Barley-Maloney, Erin) 3:30. 8, CLARKSON, Baribeau, Juana/14 (Ptolemy, Katelyn/12) 19:48 (empty net). Penalties - Lambert, Christine, CLARKSON (tripping) 1:24; 3rd period - 8, SLU, Jamie Goldsmith/1 (Vanessa Emond/9, Dayle Wilkinson/3) 1:58. 9, SLU, Mel Mercer, Carly, CLARKSON (interference) 4:16; Rougeau, Lauriane, CORNELL (roughing) 12:12; Baribeau, Desrochers/7 (Amanda Boulier/10, Karell Emard/16) 17:30. 10, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/16 19:49 Juana, CLARKSON (checking) 12:34. (empty net). Penalties - Bailey Habscheid, SLU (tripping) 14:56. Shots on goal - CORNELL 3-8-13 24; CLARKSON 9-12-10 31. Shots on goal - CORNELL 7-14-8 29; SLU 12-14-10 36. Power plays - CORNELL 1 of 5; CLARKSON 3 of 7. Power plays - CORNELL 1 of 5; SLU 1 of 6. Penalties - CORNELL 7 (14 min); CLARKSON 5 (10 min). Penalties - CORNELL 7 (14 min); SLU 5 (10 min). Goalies - CORNELL, Slebodnick, Lauren 9-1-0 (59:12 minutes, 30 shots-26 saves) , EMPTY NET Goalies - CORNELL, Mazzotta, Amanda (17:36 minutes, 11 shots-11 saves) , Slebodnick, Lauren 9-0-0 (00:48, 0-0); CLARKSON, Howe, Erica 16-7-5 (60:00, 24-21). (42:24, 25-21); SLU, Carmen MacDonald 11-5-3 (58:02, 28-23) , EMPTY NET (01:58, 0-0). A-209 T-2:10 A-397 T-2:05 Referees: Bill Bredin; John Stack III Referees: Bill Bredin; Dan Murphy Linesmen: Jared Lussier; Liam Oliver Linesmen: Jared Lussier; Jason Shattie

GAME 23: #3 CORNELL 3, RENSSELAER 0 GAME 24: #3 UNION 5, CORNELL 1 Feb. 3, 2012 at Ithaca, N.Y. Feb. 4, 2012

Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Rensselaer 0 0 0 0 Union 0 0 1 1 Cornell 0 3 0 3 Cornell 2 2 1 5

1st period - Penalties - Le Donne, Andie, RPI (roughing) 3:43; Leck, Monika, CORNELL (hooking) 1st period - 1, CORNELL, Fulton, Emily/7 (Fortino, Laura/21, Saulnier, Jillian/20) 4:21 (pp). 2, 4:01; Smelker, Jordan, RPI (tripping) 4:35; Walsh, Mariana, RPI (hooking) 11:17; Ogilvie, Kendice, CORNELL, Jenner, Brianne/12 (Rougeau, Lauriane/15, Johnston, Rebecca/21) 4:57 (pp). Penalties - CORNELL (hooking) 18:28. Lauren Hoffman, UNION (hooking) :18; Kelly McGrath, UNION (high sticking) 2:32; Chelsey Heinhuis, UNION (hooking) 3:54; Kayleigh Melia, UNION (interference) 6:11. 2nd period - 1, CORNELL, Jenner, Brianne/11 (Rougeau, Lauriane/14, Saulnier, Jillian/19) 8:31. 2, CORNELL, Karpenko, Chelsea/16 (White, Catherine/16) 9:49. 3, CORNELL, White, Catherine/11 2nd period - 3, CORNELL, Saulnier, Jillian/17 (Johnston, Rebecca/22, Fortino, Laura/22) 19:25. 4, (Gagliardi, Alyssa/10, Fortino, Laura/20) 17:28. Penalties - Le Donne, Andie, RPI (elbowing) 11:40; CORNELL, Leck, Monika/6 (Barley-Maloney, Erin/7) 19:44. Penalties - Barley-Maloney, Erin, CORNELL Horton, Taylor, RPI (hooking) 14:49. (tripping) 8:08.

3rd period - Penalties - Karpenko, Chelsea, CORNELL (slashing) :54; Cox, Eleeza, RPI (hooking) 3rd period - 5, CORNELL, Leck, Monika/7 (Campbell, Jessica/7, Barley-Maloney, Erin/8) 4:50. 6, 4:17; Fulton, Emily, CORNELL (charging) 7:36; Smelker, Jordan, RPI (hooking) 12:37; Campbell, UNION, Lauren Hoffman/3 (Christine Valente/6, Dania Simmonds/10) 8:46. Penalties - Bryanne Panchuk, Jessica, CORNELL (roughing) 15:51. UNION (holding) 1:02; Ogilvie, Kendice, CORNELL (roughing) 10:20.

Shots on goal - RPI 5-5-2 12; CORNELL 12-18-7 37. Shots on goal - UNION 1-1-3 5; CORNELL 23-13-10 46. Power plays - RPI 0 of 4; CORNELL 0 of 7. Power plays - UNION 0 of 2; CORNELL 2 of 5. Penalties - RPI 7 (14 min); CORNELL 5 (10 min). Penalties - UNION 5 (10 min); CORNELL 2 (4 min).

Goalies - RPI, O’Brien, Kelly 5-10-1 (56:36 minutes, 37 shots-34 saves) , EMPTY NET (03:24, 0-0); Goalies - UNION, Kate Gallagher 2-8-4 (59:58 minutes, 46 shots-41 saves) , EMPTY NET (00:02, CORNELL, Slebodnick, Lauren 10-1 (59:56, 12-12) , EMPTY NET (00:04, 0-0). 0-0); CORNELL, Slebodnick, Lauren 11-1 (60:00, 5-4).

A-761 T-2:01 A-840 T-1:55 Referees: Derek Zuckerman; John Stack III Referees: Derek Zuckerman; John Stack III Linesmen: Michael Cook; John Kilmer Linesmen: Michael Cook; John Kilmer

2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes 14 www.cornellbigred.com GAME 25: #3 CORNELL 5, #5 MERCYHURST 1 GAME 26: #3 CORNELL 5, BROWN 0 Feb. 7, 2012 at Ithaca, N.Y. Feb. 10, 2012 at Providence, R.I.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Mercyhurst 1 0 0 1 Cornell 2 1 2 5 Cornell 1 0 4 5 Brown 0 0 0 0

1st period - 1, MC, STEADMAN, Kelley/28 (JONES, Jess/31, BYRNE, Molly/24) 18:05 (pp). 2, CORNELL, 1st period - 1, CORNELL, Barley-Maloney, Erin (Leck, Monika, Karpenko, Chelsea) 12:39. 2, Johnston, Rebecca/18 (Jenner, Brianne/26, Saulnier, Jillian/21) 18:40. Penalties - BESTLAND, CORNELL, Fortino, Laura (Jenner, Brianne) 18:26 (pp). Penalties - Fulton, Emily, CORNELL Christine, MC (tripping) 7:21; BYRNE, Molly, MC (roughing) 8:51; CICERO, Christie, MC (tripping) (cross-checking) 2:03; Woodward, Samantha, BRWN (tripping) 16:38. 13:33; Ogilvie, Kendice, CORNELL (tripping) 14:45; Young, Amanda, CORNELL (tripping) 17:29. 2nd period - 3, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca :28. Penalties - Barley-Maloney, Erin, CORNELL 2nd period - Penalties - Saulnier, Jillian, CORNELL (hooking) 2:53; BESTLAND, Christine, MC (holding) 6:21; Gagliardi, Alyssa, CORNELL (holding) 13:06. (tripping) 16:54; Barley-Maloney, Erin, CORNELL (interference) 19:16. 3rd period - 4, CORNELL, Barley-Maloney, Erin (Young, Amanda, Cudmore, Hayleigh) 12:10. 5, 3rd period - 3, CORNELL, Cudmore, Hayleigh/3 (Campbell, Jessica/8, Ogilvie, Kendice/8) 6:05. 4, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca (Jenner, Brianne, Saulnier, Jillian) 13:44. Penalties - Pyett, Paige, CORNELL, Barley-Maloney, Erin/6 (Karpenko, Chelsea/8, White, Catherine/18) 9:56 (pp). 5, CORNELL, BRWN (hooking) 19:25. White, Catherine/12 (Cudmore, Hayleigh/12, Barley-Maloney, Erin/9) 11:43. 6, CORNELL, Jenner, Brianne/13 (Johnston, Rebecca/23, Fortino, Laura/23) 13:43 (pp). Penalties - DeSUTTER, Stephanie, MC Shots on goal - CORNELL 16-9-24 49; BRWN 7-14-2 23. (hooking) 8:59; SZANDZIK, Jill, MC (high sticking) 12:56. Power plays - CORNELL 1 of 2; BRWN 0 of 3. Penalties - CORNELL 3 (6 min); BRWN 2 (4 min). Shots on goal - MC 8-7-5 20; CORNELL 8-9-23 40. Power plays - MC 1 of 4; CORNELL 2 of 6. Goalies - CORNELL, Slebodnick, Lauren (60:00 minutes, 23 shots-23 saves); BRWN, Jamieson, Katie Penalties - MC 6 (12 min); CORNELL 4 (8 min). (60:00, 49-44). . Goalies - MC, PATTENDEN, Hillary 16-6-2 (60:00 minutes, 40 shots-35 saves); CORNELL, Slebodnick, A-224 T-1:52 Lauren 12-1 (59:56, 20-19) , EMPTY NET (00:04, 0-0). Referees: Todd Whittmore; Scott Wheeler Linesmen: Bridget Waitkus; Nate Turner A-921 T-2:14 Referee: Louis Paciello; Tom Lynch Linesmen: Drew White; Will O’Malley

GAME 27: #3 CORNELL 6, YALE 1 GAME 28: #3 CORNELL 2, CLARKSON 1 Feb. 11, 2012 at New Haven, Conn. Feb. 17, 2012 at Ithaca, N.Y.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT Total Cornell 3 2 1 6 Clarkson 0 1 0 0 1 Yale 0 0 1 1 Cornell 1 0 0 1 2

1st period - 1, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/21 (Rougeau, Lauriane/16, Young, Amanda/12) 2:29. 2, 1st period - 1, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/23 (Jenner, Brianne/30) 2:40. Penalties - Cudmore, CORNELL, Jenner, Brianne/14 (Johnston, Rebecca/24, Fortino, Laura/24) 4:21 (pp). 3, CORNELL, Hayleigh, CORNELL (checking) 14:41; Rattray, Jamie Lee, CLARKSON (tripping) 14:44; Wood, Hailey, Saulnier, Jillian/18 (Jenner, Brianne/29, Rougeau, Lauriane/17) 6:05. Penalties - Mock, Stephanie, CLARKSON (interference) 15:06. YALE (checking) 3:52; Raines, Jackie, YALE (tripping) 7:35; Grant, Heather, YALE (holding) 11:57. 2nd period - 2, CLARKSON, Rattray, Jamie Lee (Mercer, Carly, Styner, Brittany) 3:28. Penalties - 2nd period - 4, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/22 (Jenner, Brianne/30, Fortino, Laura/25) 7:26 (sh). Young, Amanda, CORNELL (interference) 11:24; Kosziwka, Gabrielle, CLARKSON (roughing) 13:04; 5, CORNELL, Saulnier, Jillian/19 (Fortino, Laura/26, Barley-Maloney, Erin/10) 18:31 (pp). Penalties Gagliardi, Alyssa, CORNELL (roughing) 13:04. - Karpenko, Chelsea, CORNELL (checking) 7:14; Cook, Olivia, CORNELL (tripping) 12:13; Decker, Paige, YALE (slashing) 16:58; Gray, Jamie, YALE (checking) 17:56. 3rd period - Penalties - Saulnier, Jillian, CORNELL (tripping) 2:25; Plante, Vanessa, CLARKSON (checking) 5:01. 3rd period - 6, YALE, Raines, Jackie/9 1:12. 7, CORNELL, Jenner, Brianne/15 10:59. Penalties - Barley-Maloney, Erin, CORNELL (interference) 5:42; Davis, Lauren, YALE (checking) 7:49; Mock, OT period - 3, CORNELL, Saulnier, Jillian/20 (Johnston, Rebecca/25, Jenner, Brianne/31) 2:10. Stephanie, YALE (tripping) 19:20. Penalties -

Shots on goal - CORNELL 26-15-12 53; YALE 1-4-4 9. Shots on goal - CLARKSON 4-12-12-0 28; CORNELL 9-10-8-2 29. Power plays - CORNELL 2 of 7; YALE 0 of 3. Power plays - CLARKSON 0 of 3; CORNELL 0 of 3. Penalties - CORNELL 3 (6 min); YALE 7 (14 min). Penalties - CLARKSON 4 (8 min); CORNELL 4 (8 min).

Goalies - CORNELL, Slebodnick, Lauren 13-1-0 Overall (59:56 minutes, 9 shots-8 saves) , EMPTY NET Goalies - CLARKSON, Howe, Erica 20-8-5 (62:10 minutes, 29 shots-27 saves); CORNELL, Mazzotta, (00:04, 0-0); YALE, Ladiges, Genny 1-19-1 Overall (59:51, 53-47) , EMPTY NET (00:09, 0-0). Amanda 11-2 (62:10, 28-27).

A-380 T-1:52 A-1029 T-2:00 Referees: C. Weston/R. Cerilli; Chad Gouin Referees: Carol Weston; Mike Lizotte Jr. Linesmen: Liam Oliver; Al Longobricco Linesmen: Liam Oliver; Jared Lussier

www.cornellbigred.com 15 2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes GAME 29: #3 CORNELL 3, #10 ST. LAWRENCE 2 GAME 30: #3 CORNELL 4, BROWN 2 Feb. 18, 2012 at Ithaca, N.Y. Feb. 24, 2012 at Ithaca, N.Y.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total St. Lawrence 0 0 2 2 Brown 1 1 0 2 Cornell 1 2 0 3 Cornell 3 0 1 4

1st period - 1, CORNELL, Jenner, Brianne/16 (Fortino, Laura/27, Johnston, Rebecca/26) 5:48. 1st period - 1, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/24 (Saulnier, Jillian/22, Gagliardi, Alyssa/12) 2:59. Penalties - Kelly Sabatine, SLU (charging) 7:56; Jaqueline Wand, SLU (boarding) 16:45. 2, CORNELL, Barley-Maloney, Erin/10 (White, Catherine/20, Karpenko, Chelsea/11) 4:06. 3, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/25 (Jenner, Brianne/32, Gagliardi, Alyssa/13) 14:36 (pp). 4, BROWN, Lauren Vella/3 2nd period - 2, CORNELL, White, Catherine/13 (Karpenko, Chelsea/9, Cudmore, Hayleigh/14) :57. 3, (Brittany Moorehead/6, Sarah Robson/7) 19:14. Penalties - Jenner, Brianne, CORNELL (tripping) :27; CORNELL, Barley-Maloney, Erin/9 (White, Catherine/20, Karpenko, Chelsea) 7:47. Penalties - Saulnier, Ogilvie, Kendice, CORNELL (tripping) 10:22; Sarah Robson, BROWN (hooking) 13:58. Jillian, CORNELL (charging) 5:21; Karpenko, Chelsea, CORNELL (slashing) 16:02. 2nd period - 5, BROWN, Alena Polenska/7 (Jennifer Nedow/12, Brittany Moorehead/7) 14:09. 3rd period - 4, SLU, Jaqueline Wand/3 (Dayle Wilkinson, Bailey Habscheid/6) 13:16. 5, SLU, Penalties - Jenner, Brianne, CORNELL (charging) :09; Kelly Kittredge, BROWN (hooking) 4:08; Kaitlyn Vanessa Emond/11 (Rylee Smith/22, Alley Bero) 15:53 (pp). Penalties - Rylee Smith, SLU Keon, BROWN (charging) 17:24. (interference) 4:59; Gagliardi, Alyssa, CORNELL (hooking) 7:00; Mel Desrochers, SLU (charging) 7:52; Amanda Boulier, SLU (hooking) 10:38; Brooke Fernandez, SLU (charging) 11:04; Fulton, Emily, CORNELL 3rd period - 6, CORNELL, White, Catherine/14 (Karpenko, Chelsea/12, Rougeau, Lauriane/18) 10:06. (roughing) 11:04; Karell Emard, SLU (roughing) 14:31; Fortino, Laura, CORNELL (roughing) 14:31; Penalties - Jenner, Brianne, CORNELL (roughing) 14:31; White, Catherine, CORNELL (checking) 14:45. Shots on goal - BROWN 5-7-2 14; CORNELL 16-6-12 34. Shots on goal - SLU 4-7-15 26; CORNELL 7-10-15 32. Power plays - BROWN 0 of 3; CORNELL 1 of 3. Power plays - SLU 1 of 5; CORNELL 0 of 5. Penalties - BROWN 3 (6 min); CORNELL 3 (6 min). Penalties - SLU 7 (14 min); CORNELL 7 (14 min). Goalies - BROWN, Aubree Moore 4-7-5 (60:00 minutes, 34 shots-30 saves); CORNELL, Mazzotta, Amanda Goalies - SLU, Carmen MacDonald 17-6-3 (56:27 minutes, 32 shots-29 saves) , EMPTY NET (03:33, 12-2-0 (59:54, 14-12) , EMPTY NET (00:06, 0-0). 0-0); CORNELL, Mazzotta, Amanda 12-2-0 (60:00, 26-24). A-820 T-1:54 A-1280 T-2:02 Referees: Kyle Allen; Dan Murphy Referees: Carol Weston; Mike Lizotte Jr Linesmen: Matt Brady; Will O’Malley Linesmen: Liam Oliver; Jared Lussier ECAC Hockey Quarterfinals -- Cornell leads series 1-0. Final regular season game for both teams.

GAME 31: #3 CORNELL 6, BROWN 0 GAME 32: #3 CORNELL 5, QUINNIPIAC 1 Feb. 25, 2012 at Ithaca, N.Y. March 2, 2012 at Ithaca, N.Y.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Brown 0 0 0 0 Quinnipiac 0 1 0 1 Cornell 3 3 0 6 Cornell 1 2 2 5

1st period - 1, CORNELL, Karpenko, Chelsea/17 (Barley-Maloney, Erin/11, White, Catherine/21) :37. 1st period - 1, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/26 (Young, Amanda/15, Gagliardi, Alyssa/15) 14:41 2, CORNELL, Fortino, Laura/6 (Karpenko, Chelsea/13, Rougeau, Lauriane/19) 6:06 (pp). 3, CORNELL, (pp). Penalties - PERRY, Melissa, QUINN (holding) 4:00; Rougeau, Lauriane, CORNELL (interference) Fortino, Laura/7 (Ogilvie, Kendice/9, Fulton, Emily/12) 10:32. Penalties - Vika Mykolenko, BROWN 6:11; Young, Amanda, CORNELL (tripping) 8:21; DYMARCZYK, Bethany, QUINN (hooking) 12:54. (slashing) 5:16; Barley-Maloney, Erin, CORNELL (hooking) 14:24; Victoria Smith, BROWN (tripping) 17:03. 2nd period - 2, QUINN, UDEN JOHANSSON,Erica/9 (KOSTA, Nicole/23, BABSTOCK, Kelly/22) 17:25. 3, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/27 (Jenner, Brianne/34, Fortino, Laura/28) 18:22. 4, CORNELL, Jenner, 2nd period - 4, CORNELL, Saulnier, Jillian/21 (Young, Amanda/13, Gagliardi, Alyssa/14) 7:54 (pp). Brianne/18 (Saulnier, Jillian/24, Johnston, Rebecca/27) 19:25. Penalties - Campbell, Jessica, 5, CORNELL, Jenner, Brianne/17 (Rougeau, Lauriane/20, Young, Amanda/14) 9:39. 6, CORNELL, CORNELL (slashing) 3:02; WHEELER, Kate, QUINN (tripping) 3:35. Barley-Maloney, Erin/11 (Karpenko, Chelsea/14, White, Catherine/22) 17:58. Penalties - White, Catherine, CORNELL (interference) 1:20; Laurie Jolin, BROWN (tripping) 6:18; Paige Pyett, BROWN 3rd period - 5, CORNELL, Saulnier, Jillian/22 (Jenner, Brianne/35, Johnston, Rebecca/28) 3:21. 6, (hooking) 10:16; Sarah Robson, BROWN (tripping) 13:29. CORNELL, Gagliardi, Alyssa/4 (Saulnier, Jillian/25, Johnston, Rebecca/29) 7:22. Penalties -

3rd period - Penalties - Fortino, Laura, CORNELL (tripping) 2:02; Gagliardi, Alyssa, CORNELL Shots on goal - QUINN 6-4-7 17; CORNELL 11-10-11 32. (hooking) 7:04; Campbell, Jessica, CORNELL (charging) 11:23. Power plays - QUINN 0 of 3; CORNELL 1 of 3. Penalties - QUINN 3 (6 min); CORNELL 3 (6 min). Shots on goal - BROWN 2-5-6 13; CORNELL 17-11-8 36. Power plays - BROWN 0 of 5; CORNELL 2 of 5. Goalies - QUINN, VIGILANTI, Victoria 15-10-2 (60:00 minutes, 32 shots-27 saves); CORNELL, Penalties - BROWN 5 (10 min); CORNELL 5 (10 min). Mazzotta, Amanda 15-2 (60:00, 17-16).

Goalies - BROWN, Katie Jamieson 4-9-2 (27:54 minutes, 18 shots-14 saves) , Aubree Moore (32:06, A-1532 T-2:34 18-16); CORNELL, Mazzotta, Amanda 13-2 (59:50, 13-13) , EMPTY NET (00:10, 0-0). Referees: Dan Murphy; Dina Allen Linesmen: Jason Shattie; Liam Oliver A-1079 T-1:55 Referees: Kate Connolly; Bryan Hicks ECAC Hockey Semifinals - Cornell wins. Linesmen: Ryan Knapp; Kevin Sullivan

ECAC Hockey Quarterfinals -- Cornell wins series 2-0.

2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes 16 www.cornellbigred.com GAME 33: #10 ST. LAWRENCE 3, #3 CORNELL 1 GAME 34: #3 CORNELL 8, #5 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 7 (3 OT) March 3, 2012 at Ithaca, N.Y. March 10, 2012 at Ithaca, N.Y.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT 2OT 3OT Total St. Lawrence 1 0 2 3 Boston U 3 1 3 0 0 0 7 Cornell 0 0 1 1 Cornell 1 4 2 0 0 1 8

1st period - 1, SLU, Jessica Hon/4 (Josee Belanger/5, Margo Lund/2) 4:02. Penalties - Campbell, 1st period - 1, BU, Poulin, Marie-Philip/8 (Menard, Isabel/29, Tutino, Kayla/19) 4:35. 2, BU, Jessica, CORNELL (slashing) 1:56; Jaqueline Wand, SLU (hooking) 5:27; Brooke Fernandez, SLU Tutino, Kayla/18 (Wakefield, Jenn/27, Cardella, Jill/10) 5:09. 3, BU, Boucher, Kasey/2 (Poulin, Marie-Philip/12, Tutino, Kayla/20) 16:45. 4, CORNELL, Campbell, Jessica/5 19:15. Penalties - (elbowing) 13:42; Johnston, Rebecca, CORNELL (interference) 14:50; Kelly Sabatine, SLU (slashing) Mahoney, Shannon, BU (holding) 1:42; Fratkin, Kaleigh, BU (roughing) 5:28; Jenner, Brianne, CORNELL 16:47. (hooking) 10:43; Fortino, Laura, CORNELL (hooking) 14:06; Poulin, Marie-Philip, BU (hooking) 19:15.

2nd period - 5, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/28 (Saulnier, Jillian/26, Jenner, Brianne/37) :10 2nd period - Penalties - TEAM, CORNELL (too many players on ice) 11:10; Brooke Fernandez, SLU (pp). 6, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/29 (Saulnier, Jillian/27, Gagliardi, Alyssa/16) 3:31. 7, (roughing) 14:08; Ogilvie, Kendice, CORNELL (holding) 17:23. CORNELL, Fortino, Laura/8 (Saulnier, Jillian/28, Jenner, Brianne/30) 4:14 (delayed penalty). 8, BU, Poulin, Marie-Philip/9 (Warren, Louise/10) 15:01. 9, CORNELL, Jenner, Brianne/19 (Johnston, Rebecca/31, Saulnier, Jillian/29) 16:08. Penalties - Miller, Kathryn, BU (tripping) 4:16; Fulton, 3rd period - 2, CORNELL, Karpenko, Chelsea/18 (Fortino, Laura/29, Jenner, Brianne/36) 11:54. 3, Emily, CORNELL (tripping) 8:04. SLU, Kelly Sabatine/22 (Rylee Smith) 18:10. 4, SLU, Alley Bero/5 (Vanessa Emond) 18:39 (empty net). 3rd period - 10, CORNELL, Johnston, Rebecca/30 :18. 11, CORNELL, Jenner, Brianne/20 (Johnston, Penalties - Rylee Smith, SLU (tripping) 8:40; Saulnier, Jillian, CORNELL (xx) 11:01; Rylee Smith, Rebecca/16, Young, Amanda/16) 6:19 (pp). 12, BU, Menard, Isabel/18 (Watchorn, Tara/18, Wakefield, Jenn/28) 9:12 (pp). 13, BU, Wakefield, Jenn/29 (Watchorn, Tara/19, Menard, Isabel/30) 11:06 (pp). SLU (holding) 11:01; Gagliardi, Alyssa, CORNELL (hooking) 14:35. 14, BU, Tutino, Kayla/19 (Watchorn, Tara/20, Poulin, Marie-Philip/13) 18:03 (pp). Penalties - Miller, Kathryn, BU (slashing) 5:55; Jenner, Brianne, CORNELL (checking) 8:10; Gagliardi, Alyssa, Shots on goal - SLU 5-8-9 22; CORNELL 17-9-8 34. CORNELL (cross-checking) 10:35; Wakefield, Jenn, BU (checking) 12:37; Johnston, Rebecca, CORNELL (tripping) 16:44. Power plays - SLU 0 of 5; CORNELL 0 of 5. Penalties - SLU 6 (12 min); CORNELL 6 (12 min). OT period - Penalties - Fortino, Laura, CORNELL (cross-checking) 2:07; Cardella, Jill, BU (holding) 5:09.

Goalies - SLU, Carmen MacDonald 21-6-3 (60:00 minutes, 34 shots-33 saves); CORNELL, Mazzotta, O2 period - Penalties - Sperry, Kerrin, BU (roughing) 4:40; Saulnier, Jillian, CORNELL (slashing) Amanda 15-3 (58:21, 21-19) , EMPTY NET (01:39, 0-0). 4:40. O3 period - 15, CORNELL, Rougeau, Lauriane/6 (Campbell, Jessica) 19:50. Penalties - Cardella, A-1940 T-2:05 Jill, BU (tripping) 12:29; Fratkin, Kaleigh, BU (tripping) 15:24. Referees: Bryan Hicks; Cameron Lynch Shots on goal - BU 10-5-7-14-6-5 47; CORNELL 8-12-16-9-5-16 66. Linesmen: Will Harrop; Stephen Drain Power plays - BU 3 of 7; CORNELL 2 of 9. Penalties - BU 10 (20 min); CORNELL 8 (16 min).

St. Lawrence wins ECAC Hockey Championship, NCAA automatic bid. Goalies - BU, Sperry, Kerrin 19-14-1 (119:30 minutes, 66 shots-58 saves) , EMPTY NET (00:20, 0-0); CORNELL, Mazzotta, Amanda (20:00, 10-7) , Slebodnick, Lauren 14-1 (99:40, 37-33) , EMPTY NET Tournament Most Outstanding Player: Carmen MacDonald. (00:10, 0-0).

A-2143 T-4:31 Ref: Bryan Hicks; Cameron Lynch Line: Andrew DiFusco; Will Harrop

www.cornellbigred.com 17 2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes Now entering his seventh season directing the Cornell women’s hockey program in 2011-12, Doug Derraugh has quickly brought the Big Red women to their place among the nation’s elite. Taking a program that won just four games in the season prior to his arrival, Derraugh guided the Big Red to the na- DOUG DERRAUGH tional title game in his fifth season and back-to-back NCAA Seventh Season As Cornell Head Coach Frozen Four appearances in 2010 and 2011, completely turning around the culture of the women’s hockey program at Cornell. Cornell 1991 Derraugh has an 89-84-16 record in his first six seasons as the head coach of the Big Red, leading the team to back- defense in 2011. scoring in his final season with 30 goals and 36 assists, earning to-back 20 win seasons for the first time in program history in With the team’s overall success, individual honors have fol- second-team All-Ivy League and honorable mention All-ECAC 2009-10 and 2010-11. lowed. Cornell has had four different players combine for seven honors. His 30 goals in the 1990-91 season are the most ever Last season’s Big Red squad set a Cornell record for the All-America honors over the past three seasons, led by the scored by a senior at Cornell. Overall, he ranks 10th all-time at most wins ever by a Cornell hockey program, men’s or women’s, program’s first first-team honoree, Laura Fortino ‘13. Rebecca Cornell in career scoring with 153 points on 66 goals and 87 by winning 31 games. The Cornell women’s team also became Johnston ‘12 and Lauriane Rougeau ‘13 have also been twice assists. the first women’s program in any sport at Cornell to make a sec- named to the second team, with Catherine White ‘12 earning A native of Arnprior, Ontario, Derraugh graduated from ond trip to that respective sport’s final four. one second-team mention in 2010. Cornell in 1991 with a degree in biological sciences. He and his He has led the Big Red to back-to-back ECAC Hockey and Additionally, the Big Red picked up its first-ever ECAC wife, Louise, have three children. Ivy League regular season titles and two straight ECAC Hockey Hockey Player of the Year award in 2010 when White received tournament titles. His peers have recognized his efforts, as Der- the award. Cornell has also had the last two Ivy League Play- raugh was named the 2010 AHCA Division I Coach of the Year ers of the Year (White - 2010; Fortino - 2011) and the last four and the 2011 ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year. Ivy League Rookies of the Year (Johnston - 2008; White - 2009; The Doug Derraugh File Derraugh’s tireless efforts on the recruiting trail have paid Rougeau - 2010; Brianne Jenner - 2011). Education off, as the Big Red has assembled an impressive array of talent. The Big Red’s success in 2010 and 2011 was the culmina- Cornell University In just his first six seasons, Derraugh has added eight players tion of the groundwork laid during the first four seasons under B.S., Biological Sciences, 1991 who were a member of the Canadian U22 National Team pro- Derraugh’s direction. In 2008-09, he guided the Big Red to its gram, including one, Rebecca Johnston, who was a member of second straight ECAC Hockey tournament appearance and a Head Coaching Experience the Canadian National Team that won the gold medal at the 12-14-5 overall record. In 2007-08, the Big Red claimed its first Cornell University, 2005-06 – present 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. spot in the ECAC Hockey playoffs since the 2003-04 season, fin- 118-87-16 career record Over the past two seasons, Derraugh’s squad has set a new ishing the year with a 12-17-1 mark and an eighth-place finish • 3 NCAA Tournament Appearances (2010, 2011, 2012) standard of excellence in Cornell hockey. The Big Red has gone in the league race. • 2 NCAA Frozen Four Appearances (2010, 2011) 62-12-7 and set countless firsts in program history. In 2010, A 1991 graduate of Cornell, Derraugh took over the Big • 2 ECAC Hockey Tournament Championships (2010, 2011) he led the Big Red to its first Ivy League title since 1996 and Red program after a 13-year career playing professionally in • 3 ECAC Hockey Regular-Season Championships (2010, 2011, the program’s first-ever ECAC regular-season and tournament Europe, seeing action with nine different teams in some of 2012) titles. the top leagues in Norway, Germany, Austria and Finland. He • 3 Ivy League Championships (2010, 2011, 2012) The Big Red also won an ECAC playoff game and series for scored more than 100 points in a season twice and posted 30 • 1 ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year Award (2011) the first time in school history, then remained unbeaten with points or more 10 times. He ended his professional career with • 1 National Coach of the Year Award (2010) two more wins in the playoffs to advance to the NCAA tourna- 257 goals and 347 assists in 637 professional contests. In his ment for the first time in school history. final season, Derraugh also served as special teams coach for Player Awards Over the past two seasons, the Big Red has gone a perfect his team. • 2 ECAC Hockey Players of the Year 8-0 in ECAC tournament play after having lost each of the first While a student at Cornell, Derraugh played in all 119 con- (Catherine White, 2010; Rebecca Johnston, 2012) 14 playoff games in school history. Cornell has earned its suc- tests for the Big Red over his four years, helping to lead the Big • 3 Ivy League Players of the Year cess on the ice, leading the nation in penalty-killing percentage Red to an NCAA tournament appearance and a second-place (Catherine White, 2010; Laura Fortino, 2011; Rebecca Johnston, in both 2010 and 2011 and recording the nation’s top scoring finish in the ECAC as a senior co-captain. He led the team in 2012) • 1 First-Team All-American (Laura Fortino, 2010) • 3 ECAC Hockey Rookies of the Year (Rebecca Johnston, 2008; Catherine White, 2009; Jillian Saulnier, 2012) • 3 Second-Team All-Americans (Rebecca Johnston, 2009; Lauriane Rougeau, 2010; Catherine White, 2010) • 5 Ivy League Rookies of the Year (Rebecca Johnston, 2008; Catherine White, 2009; Lauriane Rougeau, 2010; Brianne Jenner, 2011; Jillian Saulnier, 2012)

Playing Experience 13 Professional Seasons in Europe 637 games played, 257 goals, 347 assists • 2 100-point seasons

Cornell University, 1987-91 • 119 GP, 66-87--153 • Co-captain as a senior • 30 goals as a senior (most ever at Cornell) • 10th on Cornell’s career scoring list

2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes 18 www.cornellbigred.com ERIN BARLEY-MALONEY JESSICA CAMPBELL Senior • Forward Sophomore • Forward 5-5 5-4 Raleigh, N.C. Melville, Saskatchewan The Taft School Pursuit of Excellence 22 College of Agriculture and Life Sciences 8 College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Senior Season - 2011-12 Sophomore Season - 2011-12 Barley-Maloney sat for the first three games of the 2011-12 season but has played consistently Campbell scored a season-high two points at Quinnipiac on Nov. 19, including her second goal since then and has improved as the season went on. On Nov. 18 against Princeton, Barley-Malo- of the season. She scored her first points against Brown on Oct. 29 and took a season-high eight ney earned her first point at Cornell, assisting on a goal. The next day at Quinnipiac, she tallied shots on goal at Colgate in the season-opener. Against Quinnipiac on Jan. 13, Campbell recorded another assist. Since the start of January, Barley-Maloney has been on a tear. She started the a power play goal and an assist. Since then, she has contributed a goal and four assists and calendar year with a four-point game at Union, scoring two goals and assisting on two more. provided a spark of speed on the BIg Red’s third line playing as its left wing. She scored the goal She had multi-point games at Clarkson, vs. Union, vs. Mercyhurst and at Brown in the regular against Boston University that started Cornell’s rally from down three goals and then assisted on season, but her biggest moment was scoring the overtime game-winner at Dartmouth on Jan. the game-winner in triple overtime. 21. Barley-Maloney also added three points in the ECAC Hockey Quarterfinal series against Brown and has become a mainstay of the Big Red’s second line. Freshman Season - 2010-11 Campbell has battled injuries throughout her freshman season, costing her several games Before Cornell played, but has still been a major contributor for the Big Red. She opened her career with a In three years at Taft, Barley-Maloney tallied 58 goals and 46 assists for 104 total points. In hugh splash, scoring four goals in the second game of the season against Robert Morris to claim her senior year, she was an assistant captain of the team, a Founders League All-Star, and the her first ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week award. That four-goal outburst was the first by a Big NEPSAC girls’ hockey player of the year. She also played for the Connecticut Polar Bears while Red player since Collette Bredin potted four against Colby on Feb. 28, 1998, in a 9-3 Cornell at Taft. Prior to her move to the East Hill, Barley-Maloney played two years at the University of victory. Campbell continued her strong play in the first game of the season against Mercyhurst, Vermont where she racked up seven goals and 22 assists over two seasons. recording a pair of assists in the 4-3 overtime loss. Campbell missed Cornell’s Dec. 4 game against Clarkson due to injury, then was on international duty with Canada at the MLP Cup on Personal Jan. 7 and 8, missing the Big Red’s trip to Yale and Brown. She scored a goal in the win over Erin Kelley Barley-Maloney is the daughter of Joe and Lise Barley-Maloney and has two older Quinnipiac in the ECAC Hockey semifinals, then was injured and missed the championship game brothers. She is enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. against Dartmouth.

Career Statistics Before Cornell

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen-Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Campbell served as team captain of the Canadian U18 national team that won a gold medal at the world championships in 2010, being named the tournament’s most valuable player. She 2008-09 33 6 15 21 -- -- 5-10 -- 4 0 0 (UVM) also earned a silver medal at the world championships in 2009. Campbell played in 41 games for Pursuit of Excellence, scoring 57 goals and 47 assists for 104 points, and was a three-year 2009-10 19 1 7 8 -- -- 2-4 -- 0 0 0 member of Team Saskatchewan, twice serving as team captain. (UVM) 2011-12 31 11 11 22 50 .220 8-16 +12 4 0 3 Personal Cornell 31 11 11 22 50 .220 8-16 +12 4 0 3 Jessica Eve Campbell is the daughter of Gary and M onique Campbell and has an older brother Totals and an older sister. She is enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Career 83 18 33 51 -- -- 15-30 -- 8 0 3 Totals Career Statistics Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen-Min +/- PPG SHG GWG 2010-11 31 11 15 26 102 .108 9-18 +22 3 1 0 2011-12 32 5 9 14 96 .052 8-16 +18 1 0 0 TOTAL 63 16 24 40 198 .081 17-34 +40 4 1 0

www.cornellbigred.com 19 2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes OLIVIA COOK HAYLEIGH CUDMORE Sophomore • Forward Sophomore • Defenseman 5-3 5-4 Akwesasne, N.Y. Oakville, Ontario Nepean Wildcats / Ontario South Oakville Ice / Ontario U18 / Canada U18 6 College of Arts and Sciences 24 College of Arts and Sciences Sophomore Season - 2011-12 Sophomore Season - 2011-12 Cook took a season-high two shots on goal in the season opener against Colgate. She has Cudmore had a season-high three points against Brown on Oct. 29, with all three points coming provided valuable depth for the Big Red, playing most of the season on its fourth forward line. on assists. She tallied her first career goal against Syracuse on Nov. 1 and added a second against then-No. 5 Boston University on Nov. 26. Since the new year, Cudmore has assisted on Freshman Season - 2010-11 five more Big Red goals and scored one herself, tallying the game-winner against then-No. 5 Cook has had a strong freshman season, recording eight points on a goal and seven assists. Mercyhurst in Lynah Rink. She also added an assist in that game. She scored her first career point in the second game of the year, picking up an assist in the 9-1 win against Robert Morris, and scored her first career goal on Feb. 12 against Yale. Cook picked Freshman Season - 2010-11 up three points that weekend, collecting a goal and two assists in the weekend sweep against Cudmore has picked up nine points on the season while being one of four players to appear in all Brown and Yale. 34 of the Big Red’s games. She tallied a pair of assists during the season’s first weekend and had a string of three straight Saturday games in which she collected an assist from Feb. 12 through Before Cornell Feb. 26. Cudmore has also been a key part of the Big Red defense and penalty-killing unit this Cook played the 2009-10 season with the Nepean Wildcats, appearing in 54 games and scoring season that has ranked among the national leaders in both categories. 11 goals and 15 assists for 26 points while collecting 34 minutes in penalties. She also played with the Ontario South in the Canadian Aboriginal Hockey Championships, winning a bronze Before Cornell medal at the championships. A multi-sport star, Cook also lettered in soccer and basketball at As a defenseman, Cudmore led the Oakville Ice in scoring in 2009-10, appearing in 34 games Salmon River Central School, earning a spot on the school’s Athletic Wall of Honor and earning and scoring seven goals and 13 assists for 20 points. She was also a member of the Ontario U18 team MVP honors in both basketball and soccer. She also won three state titles in hockey at team and played on the Canadian U18 team that won a gold medal at the world championships. Salmon River from 2006 through 2008. Cudmore also played four years of basketball and two years of rugby in high school, winning a Halton Championship in hockey twice and once in rugby. Personal Olivia Josephine Cook is the daughter of John and Vincenette Cook and has an older sister. She is Personal enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences. Hayleigh Fay Cudmore is the daughter of John and Stephanie Cudmore and has an older brother and a younger sister. She is enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences. Career Statistics Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen-Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Career Statistics 2010-11 32 1 7 8 16 .062 4-8 +11 0 0 0 Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen-Min +/- PPG SHG GWG 2011-12 29 0 0 0 7 .000 2-4 -2 0 0 0 2010-11 35 0 9 9 30 .000 11-22 +15 0 0 0 TOTAL 61 1 7 8 23 .043 6-12 +9 0 0 0 2011-12 32 3 14 17 53 .057 6-12 +14 2 0 1 TOTAL 67 3 23 26 83 .036 17-34 +29 2 0 1

2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes 20 www.cornellbigred.com LAURA FORTINO EMILY FULTON Sophomore • Defenseman Freshman • Forward 5-6 5-5 Hamilton, Ontario Stratford, Ontario Stoney Creek Jr. Sabres / Canada U22 Bluewater Hawks / Ontario U18 / Canada U18 77 College of Agriculture and Life Sciences 17 College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Junior Season - 2011-12 Freshman Season - 2011-12 Fortino continues to excel for the Big Red, as she was named to the All-Ivy First Team and ECAC Fulton won ECAC Hockey’s Rookie of the Week Award once during the year. She scored her first Hockey First Team as a junior. She is a Patty Kazmaier Top 10 Finalist for the second consecutive career goal against Brown on Oct. 29 and, through Dec. 1, has added four more, including three season and is the team’s highest scoring defenseman. She has nearly 30 assists despite taking on the power play. She scored her 10th career point against Boston University on Nov. 25. Her time away from Cornell to play with Team Canada at the 4 Nations Cup in Sweden in November. career-high two-point games came against Quinnipiac on Nov. 19 and against Harvard on Nov. Fortino scored a season-high four points against Syracuse on Nov. 1, all coming on assists. She 12. Now consistently finding playing time on the Big Red’s third line, Fulton has five points in scored her first goal of the year against Boston University on Nov. 26. She has scored multiple the second half of the year coming on two goals (at Union, vs. Union) and three assists (2 vs. points in four different games since the calendar turned to January. Quinnipiac, 1 vs. Brown).

Sophomore Season - 2010-11 Prior to Cornell Fortino has established herself as one of the top players in the nation, garnering a spot as one Fulton is a forward who spent the 2010-2011 season as team captain of the Bluewater Hawks of the Patty Kazmaier Award top 10 finalists. She leads all defensemen nation-wide in scoring of the PWHL. Additionally, she represented Canada at the 2010 and 2011 U18 Women’s World with 41 points, while her 32 assists lead the Big Red. She has scored at least one point in 15 Championships, winning a gold and silver medal at the respective competitions in Chicago, of the Big Red’s last 16 games, while also recording four game-winning goals on the season. Ill. and Sweden. She is a tough and passionate competitor who has the ability to break down Fortino missed a pair of games in early January when she was competing in the MLP Cup with opposing defenses with her power, hockey sense and stick skills. Canada, where she was named the Most Outstanding Player in the tournament’s championship game. She has been a key part of the Big Red’s defense, power play and penalty-killing units Personal that have ranked among the national leaders throughout the season. Fortino garnered a host Emily Anne Fulton is the daughter of Steve and Anne-Marie Fulton and has an older brother. She of post-season honors, earning Ivy League Player of the Year accolades along with first-team is enrolled in the College of Agriculture & Life Sciences where she will study Nutrition Science. All-ECAC Hockey and All-Ivy League honors. She was also selected to the all-tournament team of the ECAC Hockey tournament. Career Statistics

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen-Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Freshman Season - 2009-10 2011-12 31 7 12 19 87 .080 14-28 +11 4 0 0 Fortino became the first Cornell women’s hockey player to ever earn first-team All-America honors, garnering a spot after pouring in 13 goals and 21 assists for 34 points in her rookie TOTAL 31 7 12 19 87 .080 14-28 +11 4 0 0 campaign. She ranked fourth in the nation among all rookies in scoring and was second in the country in scoring among all defensemen. Fortino added first-team All-Ivy League and All-ECAC Hockey honors to her list of accolades. She picked up back-to-back ECAC Hockey rookie of the week awards in mid-January after she returned from international duty, playing for the Canadaian U22 team in the MLP Cup in Ravensburg, Germany, earning a gold medal in the process. Fortino scored at least one point in each of the six games immediately following the MLP Cup, tallying a goal and an assist against both Dartmouth and Harvard, then dropping in two goals and three assists in the weekend series against Colgate. She scored a pair of assists in the national championship game against Minnesota-Duluth. Fortino closed out the season on an eight-game scoring streak, and is the only player on the Cornell roster who scored at least one point in all seven of the Big Red’s post-season contests. Of her 13 goals on the year, six came on the power play, three were game-winners, and one came short-handed during the national semifinal victory against Mercyhurst on March 19.

Before Cornell Fortino played two years for the Canadian U18 National Team, serving as assistant captain and winning two silver medals in international competition. She was also a member of Team Ontario Red, also serving as an assistant captain and winning a pair of gold medals in provincial play. She was a member of the Stoney Creek Junior Sabres for three seasons, winning two provincial championships and a league title. Fortino also played soccer and field hockey.

Personal Laura Michele Fortino is the daughter of Ignazio and Ivana Fortino and has two older brothers and a younger brother. She is enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

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Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen-Min +/- PPG SHG GWG 2009-10 33 13 21 34 87 .149 1-2 +24 6 1 3 2010-11 33 9 32 41 97 .093 10-20 +44 4 0 4 2011-12 32 8 29 37 87 .092 12-24 +46 4 0 1 TOTAL 98 30 82 112 271 .111 23-46 +114 14 1 8 www.cornellbigred.com 21 2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes ALYSSA GAGLIARDI XANDRA HOMPE Sophomore • Defenseman Junior • Forward 5-5 5-7 Raleigh, N.C. New Canaan, Conn. Shattuck-St. Mary’s Greenwich Academy 2 College of Agriculture and Life Sciences 9 College of Arts and Sciences Sophomore Season - 2011-12 Junior Season -2011-12 Gagliardi notched a season-high three points against Harvard on Nov. 12, one day after scoring Hompe has dressed for every game since the soccer season ended, including two games spent her first goal of the year against Dartmouth. Her goal against Princeton on Nov. 19 was the as the team’s backup goaltender. She provides depth on the bench for the Big Red, and she got game-winner. She has tallied three multi-point games in the second half of the year, recording her chance to shine at Union in early January. In that contest, Hompe got both of her goals on a goal and assist at St. Lawrence, earning two assists against Brown in the first game of the the year and took a season-high four shots. ECAC Hockey Quarterfinal and adding a goal and assist against Quinnipiac in the ECAC Hockey Semifinal to match her 19 point total from her freshman season. Sophomore Season - 2010-11 Hompe has continued her development this season for the Big Red, collecting four points on a Freshman Season - 2010-11 goal and three assists. She missed six games early in the season while finishing out the season Gagliardi has enjoyed a strong first year with the Big Red, garnering a spot on the ECAC Hockey with the Big Red women’s soccer team. Hompe scored her first career points with a pair of All-Rookie team. She has appeared in all 34 of the Big Red’s games this season and has been a assists on Jan. 7 against Yale, then tallied her first career goal the following night at Brown. She key part of the Big Red defense and penalty-killing units that have ranked among the national later picked up another assist against the Bears on Feb. 11 at Lynah Rink. leaders all season long. She had a huge game on Nov. 26 against Niagara, picking up three as- sists, while collecting two more the following night against the Purple Eagles. She had a string Freshman Season - 2009-10 of four straight games with an assist from Jan. 18 against Mercyhurst through Jan. 28 agianst Hompe has dressed for 29 games this season and has received limited ice time in her first year. Union. She picked up her first career playoff point with an assist in the ECAC Hockey champion- She saw her most extensive time this season during the Big Red’s two-game set at Providence ship game against Dartmouth on March 5. on Jan. 9-10. She has yet to score a point this season.

Before Cornell Before Cornell Gagliardi spent four years at Shattuck-St. Mary’s, winning a USA Hockey national champion- Hompe holds the Connecticut state single-season scoring record among both boys and girls ship in 2009 and finishing as runner-up in 2010. She also served as the captain of the girls U16 teams by scoring 96 points as a sophomore at New Canaan in 2006-07. She won a pair of state team as a sophomore and an assistant captain of the girls U19 team as a senior. Gagliardi also championships and posted a 63-1 record in hockey over three seasons, compiling 102 goals and received the team’s Holsinger Sportsmanship Award as a senior. She appeared in 36 games, 79 assists over that span. A member of the women’s soccer team at Cornell, Hompe spent a year scoring eight goals and adding 25 assists for 33 points with 18 minutes in penalties. at Greenwich Academy, helping that squad to a berth in the New England quarterfinals and earned all-conference and all-state honors. She helped Greenwich Academy to an 18-5 record Personal and the team most valuable player award by scoring 21 goals and tallying 19 assists. Prior to at- Alyssa Marie Gagliardi is the daughter of Mark and Lisa Gagliardi and has an older brother. She is tending Greenwich Academy, she spent three years at New Canaan High School, winning a state enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. title in 2004 before making appearances in the state quarterfinals in 2005 and 2006. She also helped New Canaan to a conference runner-up finish in 2004 and a conference semi-final berth Career Statistics in 2006. Hompe also played club soccer with the South Central Connecticut Premier, winning a Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen-Min +/- PPG SHG GWG state championship and advancing to the Region I semifinals in 2005. Her club team was also 2010-11 35 1 18 19 35 .029 7-14 +32 1 0 0 the state runner-up in 2006 and 2007 and a semi-finalist in 2008. She was also a member of the Connecticut ODP program from 2003-07 and was selected to the Region I ODP pool. Hompe also 2011-12 34 4 16 20 61 .066 20-40 +24 2 0 2 played tennis, compiling a 69-4 record in high school at New Canaan. TOTAL 69 5 34 39 96 .052 27-54 +56 3 0 2 Personal Alexandra Elia Hompe is the daughter of John Hompe and Amanda Hompe and has a younger brother and two younger sisters. She is enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

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Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen-Min +/- PPG SHG GWG 2009-10 31 0 0 0 3 .000 1-2 -3 0 0 0 2010-11 27 1 3 4 5 .200 0-0 +4 1 0 0 2011-12 27 2 0 2 7 .286 0-0 +2 0 0 0 TOTAL 85 3 3 6 15 .200 1-2 +3 1 0 0

2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes 22 www.cornellbigred.com BRIANNE JENNER CHELSEA KARPENKO Sophomore • Forward Senior • Forward 5-9 5-6 Oakville, Ontario Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada U22 / Canadian Senior National Team Notre Dame Hounds / Canada U22 11 College of Arts and Sciences 26 College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Sophomore Season - 2011-12 Senior Season - 2011-12 Jenner continued to improve on her impressive freshman campaign during her sophomore year, Karpenko earned an individual during her final season in Ithaca when ECAC Hockey named her being named to ECAC Hockey’s First Team and the Ivy League’s First Team. She also earned a its Best Defensive Forward. Karpenko notched a hat trick against Brown on Oct. 29, scored two nomination for the Patty Kazmaier Award for the second consecutive year. Jenner has scored at goals each against Quinnipiac on Nov. 19 and Syracuse on Nov. 1, and she has tallied two game- least three points in a game six times this season, including a year-high four points against Yale winners this season. Her game-winners came in those same Syracuse and Quinnipiac games. on Oct. 28, at Yale on Feb. 11. and again in the NCAA Quarterfinals against Boston University She also tallied four points over the weekend against Mercyhurst on Dec. 2 and 3, scoring two on March 10. She scored two goals in that first Yale game, and she earned three assists versus goals and an assist in the first game and adding a goal in the second. She has scored four game- Brown on Oct. 29. Jenner was named ECAC Hockey’s Player of the Week for her performance in winning goals for Cornell this season. those two games, and she earned a game-winning goal in the season opener at Colgate. She Junior Season - 2010-11 also earned ECAC Hockey Player of the Week honors on Feb. 14 for an eight-point week. She Karpenko picked up a spot on the Ivy League and the ECAC Hockey first teams, along with being has racked up five power play goals and four game-winning goals while staying in the top 15 named the most outstanding player in the ECAC Hockey tournament after collecting five goals nationally for points per game all year. and an assist in the five games, including potting a pair of goals in the championship game over Dartmouth. She then followed that up with a three-point contest in the NCAA first round Freshman Season - 2010-11 against the Big Green, scoring a pair of goals and adding an assist. Karpenko enters the Frozen Jenner leads the team in scoring during her freshman season, entering the Frozen Four with Four with a six-game point streak, collecting eight goals and three assists over that span. She 50 points in her debut campaign. The Ivy League Rookie of the Year, Jenner was also named a missed two games during the middle of the season while representing Canada at the MLP Cup. nominee for the Patty Kazmaier Award and earned a spot on the ECAC Hockey first team and all- Karpenko ranks third on the team, two points behind Brianne Jenner’s total, and is one of seven rookie team, in addition to the Ivy League’s first team. Jenner picked up a whopping 11 points players averaging a point per game or better. She reached the 100 point mark for her career on in her first five games, easily making the transition to college hockey, before missing a pair of March 12 against Dartmouth. games to compete with Canada at the Four Nations Cup, winning a gold medal. She has a pair of four-point games and one five-point outing this season, and has been strong throughout the Sophomore Season - 2009-10 Karpenko earned a spot on the All-Ivy League second team for her play in the 10 games against playoffs, picking up eight points in the Big Red’s five post-season contests this year. Ivy foes on the season. She finished the season fourth on the roster in scoring with 31 points on 17 goals and 14 assists, with the 17 goals leading the team in that category. She had nine Before Cornell multi-point games on the season and scored at least one point in 20 of the 35 games played. Jenner was centralized with the Canadian National Team in the buildup to the 2010 Winter She took a four-game point-scoring streak into the Frozen Four, scoring seven points over those Olympics in Vancouver, being one of the final players released from the team. She also played four games, including having a goal and two assists in the NCAA tournament victory against with the Canadian U22 National Team, helping that squad to a gold medal at the 2010 MLP Harvard. Karpenko had her two best games of the season in mid-January, scoring a goal and Cup in Ravensburg, Germany. A four-time member of the Ontario U18 team, she claimed three an assist in lifting Cornell to a tie at Harvard, then scored two goals and an assist the following national championships. Jenner also played basketball and soccer in school before focusing her night in picking up a win at Dartmouth. Karpenko scored a team-best eight power-play goals on efforts on hockey. the year and added three game-winners.

Personal Freshman Season - 2008-09 Brianne Alexandra Jenner is the daughter of Dave and Brenda Jenner and has an older brother. Karpenko had an outstanding freshman season, finishing the year with 21 points on 10 goals and 11 assists while playing in 28 of the team’s 31 games. Her 21 points were good for third Her father was a goaltender for the University of Toronto in the late 1970s. She is enrolled in the on the team in scoring. She had six multi-point games on the year, including a trio of two-goal College of Arts and Sciences. performances. She scored her first career point on Nov. 1 with an assist against Robert Morris, picked up her first career goal with two tallies on Nov. 21 at Dartmouth. Karpenko also had a Career Statistics pair of goals on Jan. 11 at Colgate and on Feb. 21 against Union. Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen-Min +/- PPG SHG GWG 2010-11 33 23 27 50 157 .146 13-26 +42 3 2 5 Before Cornell Karpenko was the captain for Team Manitoba in 2007-08 and an assistant for the U18 Canadian 2011-12 32 20 38 58 152 .132 16-32 +36 5 1 4 National Team. She helped Team Manitoba to a silver medal at the Canada Winter Games and a TOTAL 65 43 65 108 309 .139 29-58 +78 8 3 9 bronze at the Canadian Nationals in 2007. Karpenko joined teammate Rebecca Johnston in help- ing the U22 Canadian National Team win a three-game exhibition series against the USA.

Personal Chelsea Deborah Karpenko is the daughter of Mike and Debbie Karpenko and has an older brother. She is enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

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Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen-Min +/- PPG SHG GWG 2008-09 28 10 11 21 88 .114 10-31 +9 1 0 0 2009-10 35 17 14 31 151 .113 7-14 +1 8 0 2 2010-11 33 23 25 48 151 .152 10-20 +34 11 0 3 2011-12 32 18 15 33 143 .126 12-24 +19 6 0 4 TOTAL 128 68 65 133 533 .128 39-89 +63 26 0 9 www.cornellbigred.com 23 2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes Sophomore Season - 2008-09 REBECCA JOHNSTON In her second season with the Big Red, Johnston became the first Cornell Player to be named Senior • Forward an All-American, garnering second-team honors. She was a unanimous selection for the 5-9 All-Ivy first team for a second year in a row and was also named to the ECAC Hockey first-team. Johnston was also a top-10 finalist for the Patty Kazmier Award. Scoring points in 20 of her 26 Sudbury, Ontario games, Johnston led the Big Red for a second year in both goals, with 25, and points, with 45. Canada U22 / Canadian Olympic Team She recorded 13 multi-point games, four game-winning goals, and notched two hat tricks in games against St. Lawrence on Dec. 6 and Union on Feb. 21. Her 1.73 points per game and 0.96 16 College of Agriculture and Life Sciences goals per game ranked her seventh and sixth in the nation respectively. Johnston was tied for Senior Season - 2011-12 the league lead in scoring with 35 points on 22 goals and 13 assists. Johnston has scored four points in four different games as a senior, and her three-point night against Boston University on Nov. 25 was vital in a 3-1 win. Johnston has two game-winning Freshman Season - 2007-08 goals, including that game against Boston University and the home contest against Yale on Oct. Johnston became the first Cornell player to be named either ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Year or 28. In the ECAC Hockey Semifinals against Quinnipiac, she scored a season-high five points on to the ECAC Hockey first team. She also received first-team All-Ivy honors and was named Ivy two goals and three assists, taking part in all five Big Red goals. Against Boston University in the League Rookie of the Year, as well as the Big Red’s Rookie of the Year. In an impressive freshman NCAA Quarterfinals, Johnston had a hat trick and assisted on two other Big Red goals. campaign, Johnson led Cornell in both goals, with 16, and points, with 32 to become the first She has become the team’s fifth leading scorer all-time and is the team’s leading scorer in the Big Red player to earn over 30 points in a season since the 1997-98 campaign. In her first NCAA era (since 2000-01). Johnston earned ECAC Hockey Player of the Year and Ivy League collegiate game, Johnston tallied an assist and scored the game-winning goal to lift Cornell Player of the Year honors in her final season and is a Patty Kazmaier Top 10 finalist for the past Vermont, 3-0. Johnston recorded 10 multi-point games, including a one goal-three assist second consecutive season. She was also named ECAC Hockey’s Player of the Month for January. performance against Princeton in a 7-4 victory. She scored a point in 18 games, and ended the She has been in the top 10 nationally for points per game all season. season averaging 1.23 points per game. Johnston helped Canada capture the gold medal at the Four Nations Cup and the silver medal at the 2008 International Ice Hockey Federation’s World Junior Season - 2010-11 Women’s Championships in Harbin, China in April. One of two assistant captains for the Big Red, Johnston picked up right where she left off before the Olympics, garnering a spot on the ECAC Hockey and Ivy League first teams, while also Before Cornell being named a top-10 finalist for the Patty Kazmaier Award for the second time in her career. After tallying eight goals and five assists in five games for the gold medal winning Ontario A true scorer before her season with the Canadian Olympic team, she has developed a more team at the Canada Games, Johnston was added as an alternate forward to Canada’s national well-rounded game and is a much more compete player on both ends of the ice. Johnston is women’s team. In 2006, Johnston was named Sudbury’s Amateur Athlete of the Year. She is second on the team in scoring, tallying 49 points in 32 games on the year. Dangerous even when a five-time medalist in track and field at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Association not scoring, she earned a spot on the ECAC Hockey all-tournament team, collecting six points in championships. She was also a nationally ranked junior sprinter after winning the bronze medal the tournament, but none bigger than her goal with seven seconds left in regulation in game at the Canadian junior track and field championships last year. Johnston also participated in one of the ECAC Hockey quarterfinals against Rensselaer to send the game into overtime, where soccer and basketball, and is a four-time Knights scholar. she assisted on Karlee Overguard’s game-winner. Johnston opened the season with a 16-game point streak, collecting 27 points over that span before having her streak snapped on Jan. 18 Personal at Mercyhurst. She missed a pair of games in early November while playing with Canada in the Rebecca Anne Johnston is the daughter of Colleen and Robert Johnston. She has two sisters Four Nations Cup. and three brothers. Her older sister, Sarah, played hockey for Cornell from 2004-2008, and her brother Jacob played one season with the Cornell men’s hockey team in 2007-08. Johnston is 2009-10 Season enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Johnston took the season off from school and from the Cornell women’s hockey team and was centralized with the Canadian National Team in preparation for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, British Columbia. She was added to the team and played in five of Canada’s Career Statistics six games during the Olympics, including the Gold Medal game win over the United States. Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen-Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Johnston scored one goal and had five assists for six points with a +9 rating in the five games 2007-08 26 16 16 32 154 .104 6-12 -1 4 1 2 with Team Canada. 2008-09 26 25 20 45 141 .177 8-16 +17 8 0 4 2010-11 33 26 24 50 189 .138 4-8 +42 2 2 5 2011-12 32 30 31 61 188 .160 6-12 +44 6 2 7 TOTAL 117 97 91 188 672 .144 24-48 +102 20 5 18

2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes 24 www.cornellbigred.com MONIKA LECK AMANDA MAZZOTTA Freshman • Forward Senior • Goaltender 5-6 5-5 Nepean, Ontario London, Ontario Ottawa Junior Senators London Devilettes / Canada U22 27 College of Agriculture and Life Sciences 29 College of Human Ecology Freshman Season - 2011-12 Senior Season - 2011-12 Leck has scored goals in three different games in her first year at Cornell, finding the back of the Serving as the team’s top goaltender yet again, Mazzotta became Cornell’s all-time wins leader net against Syracuse on Nov. 1, Yale on Oct. 28 and Brown on Oct. 29. Her first career multi-point with her 48th win. Now sitting at 53 wins, Mazzotta twice won ECAC Hockey’s Goaltender of the game took place on Nov. 19 at Quinnipiac, where she notched two assists. She followed that Week award as a senior. She made a season-high 31 saves in an overtime win at Dartmouth on performance with a two-goal effort at Union on Jan. 6 -- including the game-winner -- and Jan. 21 and allowed just two goals over two days against No. 5 Boston University. Mazzotta has then a two-assist night at Rensselaer on Jan. 7. She also scored two goals against Union on Feb. five shutouts on the year. 4. She was named ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week on Jan. 10. Junior Season - 2010-11 Prior to Cornell Mazzotta picked up where she left off as a sophomore, recording a .949 save percentage and Leck is a forward who played for the Ottawa Jr. Senators in the 2010-2011 season. As captain a 0.99 goals-against average during her junior season. She started the first 14 games of the of the PWHL squad, she led the team in goals, assists and points. Leck has a strong physical season and went 13-1 before suffering an injury in practice that would force her to miss the presence and possesses strong hands and finish around the net. next three months. The injury also forced her to miss the MLP Cup after being named to that roster for her native Canada. Mazzotta returned to action in the ECAC Hockey semifinals and Personal has allowed four goals over her last three games. For the season, she has a 16-1 mark with five Monika Dowthwaite Leck is the daughter of Paul and Diana Dowthwaite and has an older sister. shutouts, bumping her career total to 17, the most all-time by a Big Red netminder. She earned He mother played volleyball at Dalhousie, helping the team to the 1984 national championship, four ECAC Hockey goaltender of the week awards during the season. while her father played hockey at Dalhousie. She is enrolled in the College of Agriculture & Life Sciences where she will pursue a major in Food Science. Sophomore Season - 2009-10 Mazzotta was stellar in between the pipes for the Big Red as a sophomore, backstopping the Career Statistics Big Red to the national title game. She earned all-tournament team honors at both the ECAC Hockey tournament and the NCAA tournament, while also earning third-team All-ECAC Hockey Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen-Min +/- PPG SHG GWG and first-team All-Ivy League honors. She finished the season ranked sixth in the nation in 2011-12 31 7 7 14 29 .241 6-12 +15 0 0 1 goals-against average and led the country with 11 shutouts, setting the single-season mark TOTAL 31 7 7 14 29 .241 6-12 +15 0 0 1 for any Cornell goaltender, male or female. Mazzotta also posted the fourth-longest shutout streak in NCAA history, recording four straight shutouts from Feb. 5 through Feb. 13. Mazzotta allowed just three goals during the entire month of February as she guided the Big Red to its first regular-season championship. She was a three-time ECAC Hockey goaltender of the week honoree, while her 21 victories on the season were the most in a single season by a Cornell women’s hockey netminder.

Freshman Season - 2008-09 Sidelined for the first two-thirds of the season, Mazzotta made her collegiate debut with a start in a 2-1 loss against St. Lawrence on Jan. 30. She picked up her first career victory and shutout when she made 15 saves in an 8-0 win against Union on Feb. 21. Mazzotta stopped a season- best 30 shots in her debut against St. Lawrence, while making more than 25 saves on two other occasions, including a 29-save showing on Feb. 13 against Harvard and a 27-save performance on Feb. 28 against the Crimson.

Before Cornell At the 2007 Canadian Winter Games, Mazzotta helped Team Ontario to win gold and was named team MVP. She was also a member of the U18 Canadian National team that finished second at the IIHF World Women’s Hockey Championships. Mazzotta led her high school team to two pro- vincial titles and was a two-time team MVP. At St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Secondary School, she also played golf and soccer.

Personal Amanda Victoria Mazzotta is the daughter of Tony and Mary Mazzotta and has an older brother and sister. She is enrolled in the College of Human Ecology.

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Season GP-GS GA GAA Svs Sv% W L T SHO PPG SHG 2008-09 7-5 14 2.57 140 .909 1 3 2 1 2 1 2009-10 35-35 56 1.53 710 .927 21 8 6 11 10 2 2010-11 18-18 19 1.11 324 .945 16 2 0 5 4 1 2011-12 20-19 31 1.69 362 .921 15 3 0 5 10 1 TOTAL 80-77 120 1.55 1536 .928 53 16 8 22 26 5 www.cornellbigred.com 25 2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes KENDICE OGILVIE KATELYN PIPPY Senior • Forward Freshman • Goaltender 5-7 5-10 Delburne, Alberta Moon Township, Pa. Red Deer Chiefs Pittsburgh Junior Penguins 4 College of Agriculture and Life Sciences 34 College of Arts and Sciences Senior Season - 2011-12 Freshman Season Ogilvie has scored two points on the season, tallying assists against Yale on Oct. 28 and Brown Pippy has spent the season as the Big Red’s third goaltender, backing up Amanda Mazzotta and on Oct. 29. She has won more faceoffs than all but two of her teammates. With six teammates Lauren Slebodnick. Against Union on Jan. 6, Pippy made her Big Red debut, playing the last half missing in early January, Ogilvie stepped up and scored six points in games at Union and Rens- of the third period. In that contest, she made three saves and did not allow a goal in nearly 11 selaear. For her efforts that weekend, she was named ECAC Hockey’s Player of the Week for the minutes of action. first time in her career. Ogilvie has since added three more points this season, centering the Big Red’s third line. Prior to Cornell Pippy played the 2010-2011 season with the Pittsburgh Junior Penguins. She is a goalie who Junior Season - 2010-11 has competed at the USA Hockey National Selection Camps on a number of occasions in the Ogilvie is one of just four players to have appeared in all 34 games this season for the Big Red, summer. Her credentials stretch beyond her technical prowess in the crease as she began her and has collected 11 points on five goals and six assists. She opened the year with three points acting career at age 9 and is currently starring in the Lifetime television drama “Army Wives.” on a trio of assists in the season opening series against Robert Morris, and later picked up a point in back-to-back games against Brown and Yale on Feb. 11-12. She scored a goal in the Personal first round of the NCAA tournament against Dartmouth on March 12. Of her five goals on the Katelyn Mary Pippy is the daughter of John and Kathy Pippy. Her father played football at Army year, three have come as the game-winner, including the goal against Dartmouth in the NCAA and her mother was a swimmer at Army. Her dad is also a state senator in Pennsylvania. Her tournament. uncle Justin played football at Boston College. She is enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences where she will study Theatre. Sophomore Season - 2009-10 Ogilvie was named the most outstanding player of the ECAC Hockey tournament after scoring Career Statistics the game-winning goal that sent the Big Red into the NCAA tournament for the first time in Season GP-GS GA GAA Svs Sv% W L T SHO PPG SHG program history. She scored a pair of goals during the four games of the tournament, finishing 2011-12 1-0 0 0.00 3 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 the year with six goals and 10 assists for 16 points. Ogilvie had four multi-point games on the season, the first coming against Providence on Jan. 9. She picked up a goal and an assist in the TOTAL 1-0 0 0.00 3 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 NCAA tournament contest against Harvard that sent the Big Red to the Frozen Four. Five of her 16 points on the season came during the post-season. Ogilvie scored a power-play tally in the third game of the season, a 3-0 victory against Dartmouth on Oct. 30. On the season, Ogilvie had four game-winning goals, most among all players on the roster.

Freshman Season - 2008-09 Ogilvie appeared in 30 games for the Big Red, tallying a goal and three assists for four points. She scored her first career point with an assist in a 4-3 loss to Providence on Jan. 4 and tallied her first career multi-point game with two assists the following day against the Friars in a 4-1 Big Red win. Ogilvie scored her first career goal in a 6-0 victory at Brown on Jan. 24.

Before Cornell Ogilvie served as assistant captain for Team Alberta in 2008, helping her team to a silver medal at the Western Canada championships. Ogilvie was named the top forward for the team and was a silver medalist at the Mac’s Tournament, where she was the top point scorer. She also played with the Red Deer Chiefs, leading that squad to a league championship in 2008. Ogilvie played in the Alberta Major Midget Female Hockey League for four seasons, earning a spot on the all-star team in 2008. She also played softball, helping her team to a championship at the Alberta Summer Games in 2006. Ogilvie also played volleyball at Delburne Centralized School, serving as captain her senior year.

Personal Kendice Lyn Ogilvie is the daughter of Doug and Bonnie Ogilvie and has two brothers. She is enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

Career Statistics

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen-Min +/- PPG SHG GWG 2008-09 30 1 3 4 29 .034 10-20 -2 0 0 0 2000-10 36 6 10 16 70 .086 11-22 +6 1 0 4 2010-11 35 5 6 11 52 .096 4-8 +12 0 0 3 2011-12 34 2 9 11 28 .071 13-26 +10 0 0 1 TOTAL 135 14 28 42 179 .078 38-76 +26 1 0 8

2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes 26 www.cornellbigred.com LAURIANE ROUGEAU JILLIAN SAULNIER Junior • Defenseman Freshman • Forward 5-8 5-6 Beaconsfield, Quebec Halifax, Nova Scotia Dawson College / Canada U22 Toronto Aeros / Canada U22 7 College of Agriculture and Life Sciences 19 College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Junior Season - 2011-12 Freshman Season - 2011-12 Rougeau is having a stellar junior campaign, and she was named ECAC Hockey’s Best Defensive Saulnier has been one of the breakout freshman in the country this season, and she has racked Defenseman at the year-end banquet. She was named to ECAC Hockey and the Ivy League’s up individual honors as a result. She was named ECAC Hockey’s Rookie of the Year as well as First Teams, and she was a nominee for the Patty Kazmaier Award for the second consecutive earning the same away from the Ivy League. She made the ECAC Hockey Second Team, the Ivy year. Rougeau has twice scored three points in a game during her junior season, notching League Honorable Mention Team and three times won ECAC Hockeys’ Rookie of the Week Award. three points against Syracuse on Nov. 1 and three days earlier against Brown on Oct. 29. In the She was also named the ECAC Rookie of the Month Award for October and November. She scored Syracuse game, she recorded three assists. She scored a goal in the games against Yale on Oct. four goals in her debut at Colgate and had a five-point game against Boston University on Nov. 28 and also against Brown on Oct. 29. With five goals and 20 assists, she is the team’s second- 26. Saulnier has had four other multi-goal games besides the Colgate contest, and she also best scoring defenseman, but she always seems to be on the ice for goals and is third in ECAC scored five points versus Syracuse on Nov. 1. Spending most of the season on Cornell’s top line Hockey with a +43 rating. The biggest moment of her season and possibly her career came in with Rebecca Johnston and Brianne Jenner, Saulnier has racked up 11 multi-point games in her the NCAA Quarterfinals against Boston University when she scored the game-winning goal in rookie campaign, and her 47 points so far this season puts her on pace with Brianne Jenner’s triple overtime, beating three BU defensemen on the play. numbers from her freshman season.

Sophomore Season - 2010-11 Prior to Cornell Rougeau was named the ECAC Hockey top defenseman for her play as a sophomore, entering Saulnier captained the 2010-11 Toronto Aeros of the PWHL in addition to her duties as a forward the Frozen Four with an astounding +52 rating. She earned a spot on the ECAC Hockey first on Canada’s U22 National Team. This summer she has an opportunity to again suit up for the team for the second season in a row. In addition to her defensive prowess, she ranks second in U22 Canadian squad as she was invited to the selection camp in August. Saulnier is a complete the nation in scoring among defensemen, and has 32 points in 32 games, collecting four goals player with dynamic offensive skills and the competitive desire to match. and 28 assists. Rougeau has been a key part of the Big Red defense that leads the nation in scoring defense and both the power play and penalty killing units that have been among the Personal national leaders throughout the season. She had a seven-game point scoring streak earlier this Jill Pauline Saulnier is the daughter of Darren Saulnier and Christine Brennan and has a younger season from Jan. 21 through Feb. 11, scoring 12 points over that span. Rougeau missed just two brother. She is enrolled in the College of Agriculture & Life Sciences. games this year when she was called into duty to represent Canada at the MLP Cup. Career Statistics

Freshman Season - 2009-10 Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen-Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Rougeau had a tremendous rookie season, being named a second-team All-America for her play 2011-12 32 22 29 51 90 .244 12-27 +35 5 2 3 on the year. She finished the season with 10 goals and 22 assists for 32 points, good to rank her third in the nation in scoring by a defenseman and sixth in the country among all rookies. She TOTAL 32 22 29 51 90 .244 12-27 +35 5 2 3 was named first-team All-Ivy League and All-ECAC Hockey in addition to being selected as the Ivy League Rookie of the Year. Rougeau led all Big Red players in scoring during the post-season, recording 12 points in five games on two goals and 10 assists. She had an assist in both the national semifinal against Mercyhurst and in the national title game against Minnesota-Duluth. Rougeau had a pair of four-point games on the season, first scoring a pair of goals and two assists against Colgate on Jan. 23, then duplicating those numbers in the ECAC Hockey quarterfi- nal matchup with the Raiders on Feb. 27. She appeared in 33 games on the year, missing three contests while representing Canada in the MLP Cup in Ravensburg, Germany, winning a gold medal with the Canadian U22 team.

Before Cornell Rougeau was an assistant captain with Dawson College in 2008-09 and spent part of the season with the Canadian U-22 team. She was captain of the Canadian U18 national team in 2007-08 and was named to the collegiate league all-star team in 2007-08 and 2008-09. She helped Dawson College to a league title and a spot in the provincial finals in 2008-09.

Personal Lauriane Rougeau is the daughter of Pierre Rougeau and Monic Levasseur and has two older sisters. She is enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

Career Statistics

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen-Min +/- PPG SHG GWG 2009-10 33 10 22 32 90 .111 19-38 +19 3 1 3 2010-11 33 4 27 31 74 .054 7-14 +50 2 0 0 2011-12 32 6 20 26 77 .078 10-20 +44 3 0 1 TOTAL 98 20 69 89 241 .083 36-72 +113 8 1 4

www.cornellbigred.com 27 2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes LAUREN SLEBODNICK AMANDA YOUNG Sophomore • Goaltender Senior • Defenseman 5-8 5-6 Manchester, N.H. Lacombe, Alberta Cushing Academy Red Deer Chiefs 30 College of Arts and Sciences 13 College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Sophomore Season- 2011-12 Senior Season - 2011-12 Slebodnick has served as an excellent second goaltender for the Big Red, filling in when Young has played in every game for the Big Red in her final season, earning one goal and 15 Amanda Mazzotta was unable to play. She started 15 games this season and won 14 of those assists as one of Cornell’s five defensemen. Her goal came against No. 5 Boston University on games, racking up 258 saves with a save percentage of .928. Her 1.35 goals against average is Nov. 26, and it was the game-winner. She has earned two assists in three different games this the second best in thte country, and she has earned five shutouts in her sophomore campaign. year (Oct. 25 at Colgate, Oct. 29 vs. Brown, Feb. 25 vs. Brown) and was a +5 against Brown on She made a season-high 30 saves in a 7-1 win at Quinnipiac on Nov. 19. In the biggest pressure Oct. 29. moment of the year, Slebodnick came in to replace Amanda Mazzotta after the first period of the NCAA Quarterfinals against Boston University. Slebodnick played five periods in the game Junior Season - 2010-11 including a terrific shutout effort in nearly three full periods of overtime. Young collected a spot on the ECAC Hockey all-tournament team for her play in the postseason, collecting three points in the tournament while playing strong defense for the Big Red. Young Freshman Season - 2010-11 has been a key part of the Big Red’s defense that leads the nation in scoring defense, while also Slebodnick experienced an outstanding freshman season, stepping into the Big Red lineup and seeing key time on the power-play and penalty-killing units that have been among the national playing exceptionally well after starter Amanda Mazzotta went down due to injury. She began leaders. Young enters the Frozen Four with a four-game point-scoring streak, collecting an assist her career by not allowing a goal for the first 197:32, spanning five appearances. That streak is in each of the last four games. Young missed three games due to injury on the year and has two the seventh-longest such streak in ECAC Hockey history. She also posted the first regular-season goals and 13 assists for 15 points. shutout of Mercyhurst since 2005 when she blanked the Lakers on Jan. 18 in Erie, Pa. She appeared in 16 games, posting a 1.15 goals-against average and a .942 save percentage with a Sophomore Season - 2009-10 12-1-1 record and five shutouts. Young was in the lineup for every game as a sophomore, scoring seven points on two goals and five assists. She was selected to represent ECAC Hockey in an all-star game against the U.S. Before Cornell Olympic Team in early January. She picked a great time for her first career multi-point game, Slebodnick was a two-time winner of the team’s Defensive Award at Cushing Academy while scoring a pair of assists in the Big Red’s win over Harvard in the NCAA tournament. Both of also serving as team captain. She also won the team’s sportsmanship award as a junior. She was her goals during the season came on the power play, including her first career goal on Jan. 23 also selected to attend the Warren Strelow National Team Goaltending Camp in the summer of against Colgate. 2010 for the top United States goaltenders eligible for international play. Freshman Season - 2008-09 Personal Young appeared in 23 games as a freshman for the Big Red, finishing second among all Cornell Lauren Jacqueline Slebodnick is the daughter of John and Lucie Slebodnick and has an older defensemen with 11 points, all on assists. Young opened her collegiate career with a bang, pick- brother and a younger brother. She is enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences. ing up three assists in Cornell’s 7-1 victory over Vermont on Oct. 24. She capped her weekend with another assist against the Catamounts the following night. Young added another multi- Career Statistics point game on Nov. 8 against Quinnipiac, tallying two assists against the Bobcats in a 2-2 tie.

Season GP-GS GA GAA Svs Sv% W L T SHO PPG SHG Before Cornell 2010-11 16-13 17 1.15 278 .942 12 1 1 5 4 0 Young played with current teammate Kendice Ogilvie on both the Red Deer Chiefs and Team 2011-12 17-15 24 1.45 291 .924 15 1 0 5 10 0 Alberta. During the 2007-08 season, she was the top-scoring defenseman in the Alberta Major Midget Female Hockey League. Young served as captain of the Red Deer Chiefs, and she was TOTAL 33-28 41 1.31 569 .933 27 2 1 10 14 0 a member of the gold medal team at the Alberta provincial tournament. In 2008, she led her team to a silver medal at the Canadian Western tournament where she was named the tourna- ment’s best defenseman and was named a first-team all-star.

Personal Amanda Irene Young is the daughter of Terry and Charlene Young and has an older brother, Jeff, who played a season of hockey at the University of Alaska-Fairbanks in 2007-08. She is enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

Career Statistics

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen-Min +/- PPG SHG GWG 2008-09 23 0 11 11 35 .000 18-36 +5 0 0 0 2009-10 36 2 5 7 62 .032 7-14 +3 2 0 0 2010-11 31 2 14 16 25 .080 9-18 +22 0 0 1 2011-12 34 1 16 17 41 .024 12-24 +28 0 0 1 TOTAL 124 5 46 51 163 .031 46-92 +58 2 0 2

2011-12 Cornell Women’s Hockey Notes 28 www.cornellbigred.com CATHERINE WHITE Germany, picking up a gold medal. Senior • Forward Freshman Season - 2008-09 5-9 White made an immediate impact as a freshman, finishing second on the team in scoring, just one point behind team leader Rebecca Johnston. White tallied 18 goals and a team-best 26 Brampton, Ontario assists for 44 points while playing in all 31 of the Big Red’s games. The 44 points were enough Mississauga Chiefs / Canada U22 to lead all ECAC Hockey freshmen and finish third overall in the league scoring race behind Johnston and Patty Kazmeier Award winner Sarah Vaillancourt of Harvard. Her 18 goals were 20 College of Agriculture and Life Sciences sixth-most in the league and tops among all freshmen, while she finished third in assists, again Senior Season- 2011-12 with the highest total among all newcomers. Nationally, she ranked fourth among all freshmen White is concluding her Cornell career with another terrific season. She has scored 14 goals and in scoring. Her prolific scoring earned her ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Year honors along with earned 22 assists while scoring multiple points in 14 different games. White has two three-point a spot on the ECAC Hockey second team. White tallied 13 multi-point games on the year and games in her senior season. She scored three against Brown on Oct. 29 and added three points two multi-goal games to go along with seven multi-assist games. She scored a career-high five at Quinnipiac on Nov. 19. She has two assists in four different games. Against Mercyhurst on points with two goals and three assists against Union on Feb. 21 in the regular-season finale. Dec. 2, she scored her 60th career goal and 150th career point. She has become the school’s During the season, White had a streak of 12 straight games with at least one point from Nov. 8 sixth all-time leading scorer. White started the season by scoring in the team’s first eight games against Quinnipiac through Jan. 10 against Colgate. She closed out the regular season with a and 11 of the team’s first 12 contests. point in each of her last seven games, tallying 16 points over that span.

Junior Season - 2010-11 Before Cornell White has had a statistically better season as a junior than as a sophomore when she was As a member of Team Ontario, White helped her team to the gold medal at the Canadian named the ECAC Hockey and Ivy League Player of the Year, but the overall depth of the Big Winter Games. She also played on the U18 Canadian National Team, scoring the first goal in the Red had her moved down to the second-team All-Ivy League and third-team All-ECAC Hockey first-ever exhibition series against the United States. She won a gold medla at the U18 Nationals squads. She enters the Frozen Four with a national-best 16-game point scoring streak, col- and was a member of the silver-medal winning team at the 2008 IIHF World Women’s U18 lecting 25 points over that span. She has 21 goals and 24 assists for 45 points in 32 games this Championship. From 2002-2008, White won seven medals in the Provincial Women’s Hockey season, missing only two contests due to her participation with Canada’s U22 team at the MLP League. She also played soccer for the Ontario Youth Soccer League, where she led her team to a Cup. She has three game-winning goals this season while assisting on six others. silver medal at the Minnesota USA Cup.

Sophomore Season - 2009-10 Personal White became the first Cornell women’s hockey player to earn the ECAC Hockey Player of the Catherine Elizabeth White is the daughter of John and Melynda White and has an older brother. Year award, adding in second-team All-America honors and the Ivy League Player of the Year She is enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. award. She led ECAC Hockey in assists with 24 in 22 games, the only player to average better than one assist per game in league play. White led the Big Red in scoring with 42 points on 13 Career Statistics goals and 29 assists, scoring three game-winners and three power-play markers. White has Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% Pen-Min +/- PPG SHG GWG scored in all but six of the games she appeared in during the season, She had 11 multi-point 2008-09 31 18 26 44 108 .167 12-24 +9 6 0 3 games on the season, including three games with three assists. White collected a trio of assists 2009-10 33 13 29 42 155 .084 17-34 +22 3 0 3 against Harvard on Oct. 31 and against Colgate on Jan. 23, and posted the third three-assist game on Feb. 6 against Princeton. She scored nine points in the seven post-season games, 2010-11 33 21 24 45 98 .214 14-28 +30 6 0 3 tallying six goals and three assists over that span. She added a goal and an assist in the NCAA 2011-12 29 14 22 36 95 .147 18-36 +19 4 0 1 tournament victory at Harvard and scored the overtime game-winner in the national semifinal TOTAL 126 66 101 167 456 .145 61-122 +80 19 0 10 victory against Mercyhurst on March 19. White missed three games during the middle of the season when she was competing on the Canadian U22 team at the MLP Cup in Ravensburg,

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