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[email protected] Mailing Address Named WCHA Player of the Year, UND’s Lamoureux is WCHA Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association Year to Highlight League Awards; Record Total of 110 Women’s and Men’s Players Earn WCHA 559 D’Onofrio Drive, Suite 103 Madison, WI 53719-2096 Scholar-Athlete Honors; 98 Skaters Gain All-WCHA Academic Team Honors; WCHA-Member Teams Log Impressive 36-7-6 (.796) Record in Non-Conference Play WCHA Women’s League Bemidji State University MADISON, Wis. – Make it a perfect baker’s dozens of women’s national championships for the Western University of Minnesota Collegiate Hockey Association. The University of Minnesota Golden Gophers provided the frosting on University of Minnesota Duluth the cake by taking a 4-2 victory over border rival Wisconsin in the all-WCHA national championship Minnesota State University game Sunday, March 18 before a crowd of 2,439 at AMSOIL Arena in Duluth, Minn., at the 2011-12 NCAA University of North Dakota Ohio State University Women's Frozen Four. This was a record 13th consecutive national championship (1 AWCHA in 2000, 12 St. Cloud State University NCAAs since) captured by a WCHA-member team. University of Wisconsin Coach ’s Gophers (34-5-2/.854), who upended Cornell 3-1 in the second national semifinal on Friday night, March 16, claimed the third NCAA championship for the Minnesota program. Minnesota’s Home of a Record 13 Consecutive two previous Frozen Four crowns came in 2004 and 2005, while UM also won the AWCHA-sanctioned National Championship Teams national title in 2000. Wisconsin, which had won four of the previous six NCAA Frozen Fours in 2006, 2007, 2009 and 2011, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 defeated Boston College 6-2 in the first national semifinal on Friday afternoon. Coach Mark Johnson's 2012 Badgers (33-5-2/.850) made their sixth appearance in the national championship game in the last seven seasons. 2012 WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF On March 2-3, Minnesota beat North Dakota 6-0 and blanked Minnesota Duluth 2-0 at AMSOIL Arena March 2-3 to win the 2012 WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF playoff championship and gain the league’s automatic berth to AMSOIL Arena • Duluth, MN the NCAA tournament – the Gophers’ 10th in the 12-year history of the event. This was also their fifth visit to the Frozen Four and third in the last four years. visit us on the web at: con’t wcha.com Final 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Standings Conference Only Overall Pts GP W L T SW Win% GF- GA GP Record Win% GF- GA 1 Wisconsin ! 72 28 23- 3- 2 1 .857 113- 44 40 33- 5- 2 .850 181- 60 2 Minnesota ^$ 66 28 21- 5- 2 1 .786 113- 43 41 34- 5- 2 .854 181- 54 3 North Dakota 53 28 16- 9- 3 2 .625 116- 75 37 22-12- 3 .635 155- 94 4 Minnesota Duluth 47 28 15-12- 1 1 .554 91- 61 36 21-14- 1 .597 121- 79 5 Ohio State 41 28 13-14- 1 1 .482 75- 96 36 16-16- 4 .500 99-115 6 Bemidji State 35 28 11-15- 2 0 .429 70- 73 37 17-17- 3 .500 101- 85 7 St. Cloud State 12 28 4-24- 0 0 .143 32-150 36 5-29- 2 .167 44-177 8 Minnesota State 10 28 3-24- 1 0 .125 37-105 36 7-28- 1 .208 64-133 ! WCHA regular season champion; ^ WCHA playoff champion; $ national champion. (shootout win=1 additional point) 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 Lamoureux was honored as the WCHA Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year for 2011-12 in addition to earning the league’s scoring title and All-WCHA First Team accolades. The junior from Grand Forks, N.D., maintains an outstanding grade-point average of 3.877 (4.0 scale), majoring in Physical Education, Exercise Science and Wellness, and has been on the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll, the Dean’s List and the President’s Honor Roll at UND. She has been a WCHA Scholar-Athlete in both 2010-11 and 2011-12 as well as a member of the All-WCHA Academic Team. Lamoureux is actively involved with service activities on campus and in the Grand Forks community, including reading to elementary students and Special Olympic events. Wisconsin’s Stefanie McKeough, a junior defender from Carlsbad Springs, Ont., was honored as the WCHA Defensive Player of the Year in a vote of the league’s head coaches. She scored four goals, had University of Minnesota 14 assists and 18 points in 19 league contests for the regular season 2012 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four Champions champion Badgers. The WCHA Coach of the Year Award for 2011-12 went to Wisconsin’s Mark Johnson, who led the Badgers to a 23-3-2-1 conference record Minnesota advanced to the 2012 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four with and to the regular season title. It is the fifth time Johnson has either a 5-1 regional victory over WCHA-foe North Dakota at in won or shared the award. Minneapolis on Saturday, March 10. Wisconsin, meanwhile, defeated North Dakota forward of Rodovre, Denmark was Mercyhurst 3-1 in their March 10 NCAA regional match up at the Kohl named the WCHA Rookie of the Year. Center in Madison. Joining UND’s Karvinen on the All-WCHA Rookie Team were The Western Collegiate Hockey Association has had multiple teams in Minnesota Duluth forward Jenna McParland, North Dakota forward all but four NCAA Women’s Frozen Fours – in 2001 (Minnesota Duluth), Josefine Jakobsen, Minnesota defenseman Rachel Ramsey, Minnesota 2004 (Minnesota), 2005 (Minnesota), and 2011 (Wisconsin). Duluth defenseman Brigette Lacquette, and goaltender Julie Friend In the 12 years of NCAA-sponsored women’s national championships, of St. Cloud State. WCHA-member teams have won all 12 titles – Minnesota Duluth has WCHA teams forged an impressive 36-7-6 record and .796 winning five, Wisconsin has four and Minnesota has three. Wisconsin defeated percentage against opponents from other Division 1 conferences this Boston University 4-1 in the 2011 championship game at Tullio Arena season. League-member clubs went 7-0-2 (.889) vs ECAC Hockey, in Erie, Pa. 14-2-1 (.853) vs. the Association, 9-5-3 (.618) vs. College The WCHA also dominated college hockey’s individual awards with Hockey America, and 6-0-0 vs. Independents. eight All-Americans and Wisconsin junior forward Brianna Decker Four Western Collegiate Hockey Association-member teams ranked being the recipient of the 2012 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award, as among the nation’s top 10 in the final two weekly national polls for announced by USA Hockey on March 17. The award is given annually 2011-12. In the USCHO.com Div. 1 Women’s College Hockey Poll, the to the top female hockey player in the nation. Decker accepted the WCHA had national champion and WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF champion 15th annual award at a brunch ceremony at the Greysolon Ballroom Minnesota at No. 1, WCHA regular season champion Wisconsin at No. in Duluth, Minn., in conjunction with the 2012 NCAA Women’s Frozen 2, North Dakota at No. 6 and Minnesota Duluth at No. 10. In the final Four. The Dousman, Wis., native is the fourth Badger to win the award, USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Women’s Div. 1 College Hockey joining Sara Bauer (2006), Jessie Vetter (2009) and Meghan Duggan Poll, Minnesota was No. 1, Wisconsin was No. 2, North Dakota was (2011). No. 6 and Minnesota Duluth was No. 10. Along with Decker, fellow top-three finalists Jocelyne Lamoureux of The WCHA also had the top four teams in attendance for the women’s North Dakota and of Northeastern were honored game. Buoyed by the biggest crowd to ever watch a collegiate game at the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award ceremony. The trio of finalists – a total of 12,402 who saw Wisconsin blank Bemidji State 1-0 at the were named to the CCM Division 1 Women’s Hockey All-American First Kohl Center Jan. 28, 2012 – the Badgers attracted 56,471 to home Team by the American Hockey Coaches Association with Minnesota games this season. That is an average of 2,689 per game. North Dakota defender Megan Bozek and Cornell’s and Laura was second in home attendance nationally (drawing 28,218 for an Fortino. The All-American Second Team included Bemidji State average of 1,455 per game), followed by Minnesota (27,658/1,307 goaltender Zuzana Tomcikova, North Dakota defender Monique per game) and Minnesota Duluth (22,435/1,181 per game.) Lamourex-Kolls, Wisconsin forward Hilary Knight, Minnesota forward and Ohio State forward Natalie Spooner. Decker was also named the 2011-12 WCHA Player of the Year and was an All-WCHA First Team honoree, along with Lamourex, Spooner, Knight, Bozek, of Minnesota and Tomcikova. Decker, Knight and Schleper are all repeat selections on the all-league squad and it is the third straight season Schleper has been honored. Decker led the nation in goals with 37 and tied for the national lead in points with 82. Earlier this season, she set the program’s record for longest scoring streak at 32 consecutive games, recording at least one point in every game between Feb. 11, 2011 and Jan. 6, 2012. She also recorded 26 multiple-point games, 13 multiple-assist games and nine multiple- games this season. Decker sits fourth all-time at UW with 189 career points. 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 April 15, 2012 Lamoureux-Kolls of North Dakota. Five players named to the U.S. Team are WCHA alums. They are Canada Defeats U.S. in Overtime in Gold Medal goaltender Jessie Vetter (Wisconsin), defensemen Lisa Chesson (Ohio State) and (Minnesota) and forwards Erika Lawler (Wisconsin) Game at IIHF Women’s World Championship and Jenny Potter (Minnesota Duluth). “We had some extremely difficult decisions to make after a great week Courtesy of USA Hockey of training and competition in Lake Placid,” said Reagan Carey, director of BURLINGTON, Vt. – The U.S. Women’s National Team fell to Canada, 5-4, in women's hockey for USA Hockey. “Each player was challenged to become overtime in the gold-medal game of the 2012 International better and each player rose to the occasion. I look forward to this team Federation (IIHF) Women’s World Championship here tonight at Gutterson having the opportunity to defend our World Championship title on home Fieldhouse. Team USA finished the tournament in second place and earned ice.” the silver medal with a 4-0-1-0 (W-OTW-OTL-L) record. “This group is made of experience and youth, but most importantly, “I’m extremely proud of how our kids battled out of a major hole that some very exciting players to compete for a world championship,” said we were in against a really good team,” said Katey Stone, head coach for Katey Stone, head coach for Team USA and also the head women's ice the U.S. Women’s National Team. “We got ourselves in a position to win hockey coach at Harvard University. “We hope the crowds come out and the game, but unfortunately it didn't happen.” don the red, white and blue in Burlington.” Canada struck first at 7:52 before Kendall Coyne (Palos Heights, IL) The American roster is made up of three goaltenders, seven defensemen evened the score at 12:54 of the first period to send the teams into the and 13 forwards. There are a total of 13 Olympians on the squad, including first intermission tied 1-1. four-time Olympian Jenny Potter (Edina, Minn.) and (Fairfield, The second period opened with two Canadian goals less than two Conn.), who has played on three Olympic teams. A total of 15 players are minutes apart before Brianna Decker (Dousman, WI) connected on the on the roster who helped Team USA win the world title in 2011. power play from the left faceoff circle at 16:43 to cut the deficit to one. Defenseman Megan Bozek (Buffalo Grove, Ill.) and forward Taylor Wasylk Gigi Marvin (Warroad, MN) followed suit with a power-play goal at 18:16 (Port Huron, Mich.) are making their U.S. Women's National Team debut with a redirected shot from the point. at the senior level. An additional four players will be competing in their Marvin scored her second power-play goal of the night at 2:57 of the first IIHF Women's World Championship, including defenseman Michelle third period to give the U.S. a 4-3 lead. But Canada notched a power-play Picard (Taunton, Mass.) and forwards (Vadnais Heights, tally at 17:22 to send the game to overtime and scored at 1:50 of the extra Minn.), Jillian Dempsey (Winthrop, Mass.) and Amanda Kessel (Verona, session to claim the gold medal. Wis.). Notes: Kendall Coyne was named the U.S. Player of the Game … Further, 12 members of Team USA played NCAA Division I women's Kelli Stack was selected as the top forward of the tournament by the ice hockey during the 2011-12 season, while seven played in either the directorate … , Kelli Stack and Monique Lamoureux-Kolls Canadian Women's Hockey League or the Western Women's Hockey were selected as the best players of the team by the coaches … Monique League and one played in prep school. Of the 12 NCAA players, eight Lamoureux-Kolls leads the tournament with 14 points (7g, 7a) … Julie participated in the 2012 NCAA tournament, six advanced to the Women's Chu served as Team USA’s captain, while Jenny Potter and Frozen Four and three captured the national title as part of the University were alternate captains … Team USA has won four gold medals and nine of Minnesota. silvers in the 13 previous IIHF Women’s World Championships … The U.S. At the last IIHF Women's World Championship, which took place in has won four of the last five world championships (2005, 2008, 2009, Zurich and Winterthur, Switzerland, in 2011, the U.S. defeated Canada, 2011) … Harvard University’s Katey Stone served as the head coach of 3-2, in overtime in the gold-medal game to earn its third straight world the U.S. Women’s National Team … Joining Stone as assistant coaches title. Top-seeded Team USA opens play in Burlington against Canada on were and Bobby Jay … Stone and Jay were behind the April 7. bench for the U.S. at the 2011 Four Nations Cup … Robb Stauber served Roster Highlights: 13 Olympians … 15 World Champions … 9 as the goaltending coach, while Michael Boyle was the strength and World U18 Champions … 15 players from the 2009 Women's World conditioning coach. Championship team (gold) … 17 players from the 2011 Four Nations Cup (first place) … 7 Canadian Women's Hockey Leage/Western Women's April 2, 2012 Hockey League players … 12 NCAA Division I players … 1 prep school USA Hockey Announces 23-Player Roster for 2012 IIHF player. Notes: The preliminary roster was reduced by four players to form Women’s World Championship the 23-player U.S. Women's National Team … The U.S. Women's National Group Includes Seven 2011-12 WCHA Member-Team Skaters, Team training camp is taking place at the Olympic Center in Lake Placid, Five League Alums NY … Members of the U.S. Women's National Team range in age from 18-33 … Hannah Brandt is the youngest player, while Jenny Potter is the COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – USA Hockey today announced the 23 players oldest … All 23 players have skated in at least one international event who make up its U.S. Women’s National Team for the 2012 International for Team USA … Team USA has won four gold medals and nine silvers Ice Hockey Federation Women’s World Championship, which runs from in the 13 previous IIHF Women's World Championships … The U.S. has April 7-14 in Burlington, Vt. Team USA has won the last three world won four of the last five world championships (2005, 2008, 2009, 2011) championships (2008, 2009, 2011). … As previously announced, Harvard University's Katey Stone will serve The U.S. squad was chosen following a selection camp that began as the head coach of the U.S. Women's National Team … Joining Stone March 25 in Lake Placid, N.Y., and included 27 players. The U.S. Women’s as assistant coaches are Laura Halldorson and Bobby Jay … Stone and National Team will continue to train in Lake Placid until departing on Jay were behind the bench for the U.S. at the 2011 Four Nations Cup Wednesday (April 4) for Burlington. … Robb Stauber is serving as the goaltending coach and scout, while Included in the group are seven WCHA member-team players from Michael Boyle is the head strength and conditioning coach … For ticket 2011-12. They are defensemen Megan Bozek and Anne Schleper and information for the 2012 IIHF Women's World Championship, call (802) forward Amanda Kessel of 2012 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four champion 656-4410. Minnesota, 2012 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award-winner and forward Brianna Decker and forward Hilary Knight of WCHA regular season champion Wisconsin, and forwards Jocelyne Lamoureux and Monique 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 March 18, 2012 championship with a 3-0 victory over Minnesota – that the national title game was a Border Battle. It started with a furious pace as All-American Minnesota Wins Third NCAA Championship forward Amanda Kessel, a Madison, Wis., native, gave the Gophers the early lead 8:45 into the game with her 32nd goal of the season against with 4-2 Victory over Wisconsin in 2012 NCAA her hometown team. Kessel’s brother Phil also played at Minnesota, but Women’s Frozen Four Title Game didn’t win a championship in his one year in college before becoming a National Hockey League all-star with the Toronto Maple Leafs. Amanda Senior Forward Sarah Erickson Nets Two Goals for Golden said her parents told her “you can now do something your brother never Gophers as WCHA Extends Record Streak of Consecutive National did.” Titles to 13 Erickson made it 2-0 just 2:38 later with the first of her two goals and the Gophers were rolling. However, the Gophers then took three straight DULUTH, Minn. – Minnesota calls itself the “State of Hockey”. And once penalties and allowed Wisconsin back in the game. again the championship trophy for women’s Div. 1 collegiate ice hockey Wisconsin’s Stefanie McKeough, the WCHA Defensive Player of the Year, resides there. cut the lead to 2-1 with a power-play goal, a left point drive which hit Senior forward Sarah Erickson scored two goals and junior goaltender traffic and caromed past Räty, at 14:03. The Badgers’ Brooke Ammerman Noora Räty made 42 saves, including 20 in the final period, to lead the then tied the game 100 seconds later with her 34th goal of the year. University of Minnesota to its third women’s national championship with Wisconsin seemingly had momentum and then had a two-man a 4-2 victory over defending NCAA champion Wisconsin in a high octane advantage, but the Gophers killed off the first penalty and Emily West championship game at the 2012 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four at AMSOIL broke in on a lone break while killing the second penalty. Even though Arena. West failed to score, she was tripped was Minnesota was awarded a It is the first national championship since 2005 for the Golden Gophers, penalty shot. West then beat UW goaltender Alex Rigsby with a nifty who also won the WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF playoff championship at AMSOIL move and the Gophers regained the lead, 3-2,with 1:32 left in the first Arena two weeks ago, and it marks the 13th straight season the Western period. It was the 27th goal of the season for West, a senior. Collegiate Hockey Association has produced the best team in women’s The goaltenders took over in the second period. Räty made 14 of her college hockey. The women’s WCHA was founded in 1999 and a league- saves in the middle period, including a spectacular glove save on the member team has won every national championship. Badgers’ Carolyne Prévost who thought she had scored on a rebound “I knew this team was a special group when we built it,” said head coach after Räty stopped Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award winner Briana Decker’s Brad Frost, who won his first national title as head coach after serving as break with 3:13 left in the second session. Decker, the country’s leading an assistant the first times Minnesota won the crown. goal scorer, was held without a point by the Gophers, who had the best The wide-open battle between league rivals was a wide-open affair defense in the country. from the start, matching the two top seeds in the tournament. This “Noora has been on a run during the last month that has been as good was the first time since 2006 – when Wisconsin won its first national as any goaltender has been on,” said Frost of Räty, who has given up five

Minnesota Golden Gophers 2012 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four Champions 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2012 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four Results March 17, 2012 @ Amsoil Arena, Duluth, MN Wisconsin’s Brianna Decker Wins 2012 Patty

National Semifinal Results from Friday, March 16 Kazmaier Memorial Award Boston College 2 vs Wisconsin 6 (NC) Junior Forward Becomes the Fourth Badger to Earn the Award Cornell 1 vs Minnesota 3 (NC). for the Nation’s Top Women’s College Hockey Player National Championship Result from Sunday, March 18 Minnesota 4 vs Wisconsin 2 (NC).

goals in the post-season. Rigsby, who finished with 21 saves, made a similar great stop on a shorthanded breakaway by Sarah Davis in the final minute of the scoreless period. It wasn’t until Erickson scored her 20th goal of the season, at 3:57 of the final period, that the many Gophers fans in the crowd of 2,439 started thinking Minnesota may dethrone the Badgers, the defending NCAA champs who have also won the last two WCHA regular season titles. The Gophers went through some tough times to get to that point. Freshman Stephanie Anderson’s 24-year-old sister, Nicole, died unexpectedly early in the season, and team wore ‘NA’ on their helmets to remember her during the tournament. Just two weeks ago, during the WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF, Frost’s father had emergency brain surgery. “When I looked up and saw there were three seconds left, tears just came to my eyes,” Frost said. “Adversity can bring you together. It doesn’t always, but it can.” The Badgers hardly went down without a fight. They fired 12 shots at Räty in the final six minutes, including a half dozen on a power-play, which came with 2:55 left in the third period and a time when Coach Mark Johnson pulled Rigsby for another attacker to set up a six-on-four skater advantage. “It was a tough pill to swallow,” Johnson said. “We made some mistakes. We needed a break, needed a bounce at some point. We didn’t get it. They just did a little bit more than we did. We had opportunities. We didn’t capitalize when we needed to.” The Gophers finished the season with a 34-5-2 record. They have previously won NCAA titles in 2004 and 2005 and also won the AWCHA national championship in 2000 before the NCAA began to sanction the women’s sport. This is the first national title that the Gophers have won under Frost and it served as a going-away gift for retiring athletic director Release courtesy Wisconsin Athletics Joel Maturi, a long-time supporter of the Gopher women’s program. DULUTH, Minn. – University of Wisconsin junior forward Brianna Decker The Badgers finish the season 33-5-2 and made an appearance in the has been named the recipient of the 2012 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award, title game for the sixth time in the last seven years. UW won national titles USA Hockey announced on Saturday. The award is given annually to the in 2006, 2007, 2009 and 2011 and was also a runner-up to Minnesota top female hockey player in the nation. Duluth in 2008. UMD has won the most NCAA titles with five. Decker accepted the 15th annual award at a brunch ceremony at the “This is definitely one of the best hockey games I have been a part of,” Greysolon Ballroom in Duluth, Minn., in conjunction with the 2012 NCAA said Wisconsin’s Ammerman. “The speed was at a whole another level.” Women’s Frozen Four. The all-tournament team consisted of Räty as goaltender, who was also The Dousman, Wis., native is the fourth Badger to win the award, joining named the tournament’s most outstanding player, defender Megan Bozek forward Sara Bauer (2006), goaltender Jessie Vetter (2009) and forward of Minnesota and forwards Kessel, Erickson, Ammerman and Prévost. Meghan Duggan (2011). Along with Decker, fellow top-three finalists Jocelyne Lamoureux, a forward from North Dakota, and Florence Schelling, a goaltender from Northeastern, were honored at the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award ceremony. The top 10 finalists were also recognized. Selection criteria for the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award includes outstanding individual and team skills, sportsmanship, performance in the clutch, personal character, competitiveness and a love of hockey. Consideration is also given to academic achievement and civic involvement. Decker was also named a CCM Division 1 Women’s Hockey All- American by the American Hockey Coaches Association earlier this week. Additionally, she was named the 2012 WCHA Player of the Year and is an All-WCHA First Team honoree. Decker leads the nation in goals with 37 and is tied for the national 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 lead in points with 82. Earlier this year, she set the program's record for March 15, 2012 longest scoring streak at 32 consecutive games, recording at least one point in every game between Feb. 11, 2011 and Jan. 6, 2012. She has also Eight WCHA Skaters Named as CCM Hockey recorded 26 multiple-point games, 13 multiple-assist games and nine multiple-goal games this season. Decker sits fourth all-time at UW with Division 1 All-Americans for 2011-12 189 career points. UM’s Megan Bozek, UW’s Brianna Decker, UND’s Jocelyne About the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award: An award of The USA Lamoureux Named to First Team; Five of Six Players on Second Hockey Foundation, the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award recognizes the accomplishments of the most outstanding player in NCAA Division 1 Team from WCHA women’s ice hockey each season. Selection criteria includes outstanding DULUTH, Minn. – Seven players competing for an NCAA Women's National individual and team skills, sportsmanship, performance in the clutch, Collegiate Ice Hockey Championship in Duluth, Minn., this weekend have personal character, competitiveness and a love of hockey. Consideration been honored as 2012 CCM Division 1 Women’s Hockey All-American, is also given to academic achievement and civic involvement. it was announced today by the American Hockey Coaches’ Association. About Patty Kazmaier: The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award is named in NCAA semifinalist Cornell leads the way with three selections, followed honor of the late Patty Kazmaier, who was a four-year varsity letter-winner by two each from North Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin, the latter two and All-Ivy League defenseman for Princeton University from 1981-86. schools also competing this weekend. An accomplished athlete who helped lead the Tigers to the Ivy League Noteworthy among the selections … Seven players have been Championship in three consecutive seasons (1981-84), Patty Kazmaier- previously honored, including Cornell’s junior defenseman Laura Fortino, Sandt died on Feb. 15, 1990, at the age of 28 following a long struggle who was named a First Team selection for the third year in a row … Six with a rare blood disease. players come from the United States, four come from Canada, and two come from Europe (Switzerland and Slovakia) – both of those being Final 2011-12 Women’s Division 1 goaltenders … There are five seniors, six juniors and one sophomore … The first sisters to be honored are Jocelyne Lamoureux and Monique National Polls Lamoureux-Kolls, both juniors at the University of North Dakota … Eight selections came from the WCHA, three from ECAC Hockey and one from the Hockey East Association. Final 2011-12 USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine The CCM Hockey All-American Ice Hockey Teams are sponsored by Division 1 Women’s College Hockey Poll CCM HOCKEY and chosen by members of the American Hockey Coaches’ Week 24: March 20, 2012 Association. CCM is the legendary hockey brand dedicated to the endless pursuit of performance by delivering game-changing, head-to-toe Rk Team, Pts (1st Place Votes) Record Last Wk innovative hockey equipment to players worldwide. 1 Minnesota, 190 (19) 34-5-2 2 2 Wisconsin, 171 33-5-2 1 2011-12 Women’s Div. 1 All-American First Team 3 Cornell, 152 30-5-0 3 G – Florence Schelling, Sr., Northeastern # (Oberengstringen, Switzerland); 4 Boston College, 133 24-10-3 4 D – Megan Bozek, Jr., Minnesota (Buffalo Grove, IL); D – Laura Fortino, Jr., 5 Boston University, 110 23-14-1 5 Cornell *& (Hamilton, ON); F – Brianna Decker, Jr., Wisconsin@ (Dousman, 6 North Dakota, 93 22-12-3 7 WI); F – Rebecca Johnston, Sr., Cornell @% (Sudbury, ON); F – Jocelyne 7 St. Lawrence, 76 24-10-4 8 Lamoureux, Jr., North Dakota (Grand Forks, ND). 8 Mercyhurst, 57 23-8-3 6 2011-12 Women’s Div . 1 All-American Second Team 9 Northeastern, 33 22-7-4 10 G – Zuzana Tomcikova, Sr., Bemidji State (Bratislava, Slovakia); D 10 Minnesota Duluth, 16 21-14-1 9 – Monique Lamoureux-Kolls,Jr.,North Dakota % (Grand Forks, ND); D others receiving votes: Harvard, 13; Providence College, 1. – Lauriane Rougeau, Jr., Cornell @# (Beaconsfield, PQ); F –Amanda Kessel, So., Minnesota (Madison, WI); F – Hilary Knight, Sr., Wisconsin *$ (Sun Final 2011-12 USCHO.com Division 1 Women’s Valley, ID); F – Natalie Spooner, Sr., Ohio State (Scarborough, ON). *First Team in 2011; @ Second Team in 2011; & First Team in 2010; # College Hockey Poll Second Team in 2010; $ First Team in 2009; % Second Team in 2009 March 19, 2012

Rk Team (1st Place Votes) Record Points Last Poll 1 Minnesota (15) 34- 5-2 150 2 2 Wisconsin 33- 5-2 135 1 3 Cornell 30- 5-0 119 3 4 Boston College 24-10-3 102 4 5 Boston University 23-14-1 79 5 6 North Dakota 22-12-3 72 6 7 St. Lawrence 24-10-4 55 7 8 Mercyhurst 23- 8-3 54 8 9 Northeastern 22- 7-4 28 9 10 Minnesota Duluth 21-14-1 20 10 others receiving votes: Harvard 9, Providence 2. 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 March 16, 2012 unanswered goals in the semifinal round of the 2012 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four. The Badgers will now play Minnesota on Sunday at 3:00 pm Minnesota Moves Into NCAA Title Game with 3-1 CT for the national championship. Boston College (24-10-3) struck first in the game, netting a goal within Win over Cornell in Second National Semifinal the first minute of play. Emily Field never got a full shot off, with her Sophomore Forward Amanda Kessel Registers Goal and Two possession broken up by a Badger defenseman, but the loose puck slid Assists for Golden Gophers its way into the back of the net. However, the Badgers continued to fight back, netting two goals DULUTH, Minn. – The Minnesota Golden Gopher women’s hockey team before the end of the period, highlighted by Carolyne Prévost’s unassisted has advanced to the 2012 NCAA Frozen Four championship game with shorthanded goal at the 13:47 mark. a 3-1 victory over Cornell in a national tournament semifinal. Amanda Senior Hilary Knight scored two goals for the Badgers, including the Kessel led the Gophers with three points on a goal and two assists in game winner at the 1:34 mark of the second period. Her goal on the the game while Megan Bozek had the game-winning goal, which came power-play at the end of the game was the team's first with the man- in the first period. advantage since March 2. Minnesota was dominant in the first period, logging 21 shots on goal The aggressive battle saw a combined 14 penalties, with seven and two goals while Cornell managed just five shots on goal. Penalties committed in the second period alone. Wisconsin was able to capitalize factored into the first period as the Gophers took just one penalty, on the man-advantage with one power-play goal, while also overcoming while Cornell had four, which resulted in two power-play goals for the the disadvantage only conceding one goal on the penalty-kill, coming Gophers. on a five-on-three power-play for the Eagles. Cornell’s goaltender, Amanda Mazzotta, made some incredible saves The Wisconsin seniors led the way with five combined points between early in the game to keep her team in it, but the Gophers eventually found Knight, Prévost and Brooke Ammerman. Sophomore Brittany Ammerman the back of the net. Seventeen minutes into the game, Amanda Kessel added two goals of her own while Brianna Decker and Madison Packer put Minnesota on the scoreboard with a power-play goal, assisted by assisted on two goals apiece. Sarah Erickson and Anne Schleper. Just :20 seconds after Kessel’s goal, UW goaltender Alex Rigsby earned her 33rd win of the season, stopping Cornell took another penalty and gave the Gophers another power-play 22 shots on goal. Eagles’ netminder Corinne Boyles finished the game opportunity, which they took advantage of when Megan Bozek gave the with 32 saves, giving up all six Badger goals. Gophers a 2-0 lead with a power-play goal at 18:29. Jen Schoullis and After the early goal by the Eagles, Brittany Ammerman evened-up Kessel had assists. On Bozek’s goal, the puck was deflected off the skate the score six minutes later when Packer corralled a loose puck in the of a Cornell player and found its way past Mazzotta. Badgers’ defensive zone. Packer made a headman pass to Ammerman, The second period had a much different feel as the Big Red came back who entered the zone and sniped the puck past Boyles for the 1-1 tie. from intermission showing more offensive pressure. Cornell got on the Prévost gave Wisconsin the lead on a shorthanded goal at the 13:47 board with a goal at 11:40 of the period, getting a power-play tally from mark after snagging the puck away with :30 seconds left in the Badgers’ Alyssa Gagliardi. Jillian Saulnier had an assist on the goal, which cut penalty-kill. Prevost used her speed to get past Boyles to put Wisconsin Minnesota’s lead to 2-1. The score would remain the same through the up 2-1. period. After being severely outshot in the first period, Cornell came back Knight pushed the Badger lead in the second period scoring on a to lead in shots 13-9 in the second period. two-on-one breakaway from the neutral zone with assists from Packer The Gophers came back to life in the third period, allowing just three and Alev Kelter two minutes into the period. shots on goal and staying out of the penalty box. The Gophers recorded The Ammerman sisters each tallied goals of their own to secure 11 shots in the final period. Cornell took two penalties in the latter half Wisconsin’s advantage with a 5-1 score, with Brittany scoring her second of the period, giving the Gophers nearly four consecutive minutes on goal of the day with less than three minutes in the second period, and the power-play. Minnesota did not score with the man-advantage, but Brooke putting one past Boyle at the 7:46 mark in the third period. was able to wear down Cornell’s defense. Cornell pulled Mazzotta out The Eagles scored one more on a five-on-three power-play midway of the net in favor of an extra skater with just under a minute remaining through the third period, but it wasn’t enough for the late rally. in the game, and Emily West was able to score an empty-net goal on a Knight capped-off the evening by netting her second goal of the game breakaway with just :34 seconds remaining. Kessel and Rachel Ramsey at the 16:23 mark on a Badger power-play for the 6-2 final score. had assists on the goal. Wisconsin will play Minnesota on Sunday for the NCAA Div. 1 Women’s Minnesota goaltender Noora Räty saved 21 shots in the game, and Ice Hockey National Championship. now has a record of 32-5-2 on the season after starting in all but one game during the 2011-12 campaign. March 10, 2012 The Gophers now advance to the NCAA championship game for the first time since 2006, and are looking for their first national title since Wisconsin Returns to Frozen Four with 3-1 Win 2005. Over Mercyhurst March 16, 2012 Junior Forward Brianna Decker and Senior Forward Carolyne Knight, Ammerman Lead Wisconsin Past Boston Prévost Each Post Goal and Assist for Badgers MADISON, Wis. -- Wisconsin advances to the Frozen Four for the second- College 6-2 in First National Semifinal consecutive year after a shorthanded goal from senior Hilary Knight Two Badger Forwards Each Score Two Goals to Vault UW into broke a third period tie with Mercyhurst. The No. 1 Badgers defeated the National Championship Game No. 8 Lakers, 3-1, in the NCAA quarterfinal match at the Kohl Center on Saturday night in front of 2,946 fans. DULUTH, Minn. – For the second consecutive year, the No. 1-ran ked Returning to AMSOIL Arena in Duluth, Minn., for the NCAA Women’s University of Wisconsin women’s hockey team advanced to the national Frozen Four next weekend, the Badgers will play against No.4-seed Boston championship game after defeating Boston College, 6-2, on Friday evening College in the semifinals on Friday, March, 16, at 5 pm CT. at AMSOIL Arena in Duluth, Minn. Mercyhurst’s 28.3% on the power play coming into Saturday night's Wisconsin (33-4-2) came back from an early deficit to score five game was the highest in the nation. However, Wisconsin came in with 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 the nation's best penalty-kill unit and it was the Badgers that gained the March 10, 2012 upper hand. With the game tied, 1-1, heading into the third period, Carolyne Prévost Minnesota Advances to Frozen Four with 5-1 and Hilary Knight entered the Mercyhurst zone on a two-on-one during a Lakers power-play. Prévost faked a shot and dished the puck over to Win Against North Dakota Knight who scored the first shorthanded goal against Mercyhurst all Senior Forward Sarah Erickson Registers Goal, Two Assists season. The goal also stood as the game-winner, giving Knight nine GW's on the season, which also leads the nation. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – The Minnesota Golden Gopher women’s hockey “Well originally I was going to do a slap shot from far away, but then team earned a 5-1 victory over North Dakota to advance to the NCAA I saw Hilary (Knight) busting down the far side,” Prévost said of the goal. Frozen Four. Minnesota had goals from five different players in the game. “She was calling for the puck and I knew she has a better chance of Sarah Erickson had three points in the game with a goal and two assists, scoring when she is around the net then I am, so I figured I would move while Emily West, Sarah Davis, Amanda Kessel and Jen Schoullis each the puck over to her. She scored a nice goal.” had two points. Alex Rigsby earned her 34th win of the season giving up only one goal The Gophers took an early lead in the game, getting a goal from Emily to the Lakers. Rigsby’s 28 saves in the game pushed her season total to West just a minute and 28 seconds into the game. Sarah Davis had an 1,001. Mercyhurst’s Hillary Pattenden fell to 20-8-3 in the Lakers’ final assist on the goal that put Minnesota ahead 1-0. North Dakota changed game of the season. Pattenden ended the night with 38 saves, giving goalies shortly after Minnesota’s goal, putting Jorid Dagfinrud in the up two Badger goals. game in place of Stephanie Ney. Minnesota had two power-play chances Both teams came out of the gates with high intensity with neither in the opening period, while North Dakota had one, but neither team team able to hold control of the puck. Despite the back-and-forth play, scored with the advantage. The Gophers compiled eight shots on goal the Badgers dominated on defense not allowing the Lakers to record a in the first period, with six for North Dakota. single shot on goal in the first half of the opening period. Minnesota went ahead 2-0 when Sarah Davis scored early in the second “It was tough not seeing some shots for a while,” Rigsby said. “I think period, assisted by Sarah Erickson and Emily West. Erickson took a shot the hardest ones were in the first period when I don’t think I saw a shot on goal, which Davis redirected for the score. The Gophers extended for the first fifteen minutes because our team had so much energy to their lead to three goals when Amanda Kessel scored, shorthanded and keep it in their zone. Its always tougher in that situation, but I mean you unassisted, 10:06 into the period. With Rachel Ramsey in the penalty just have to stay focused during the entire game.” box, Kessel stole the puck in the neutral zone and took it in for the goal. Wisconsin capitalized on Mercyhurst turnovers early, as Brianna Decker The shorthanded goal was the second for Kessel this season, and fifth snagged the puck away in her own zone and fired the puck to Prevost for the Gophers this season. Six and a half minutes later, Sarah Erickson sitting on the opposite side of the net. Prévost beat Pattenden and put got a tap in with assists from Kessel and Schoullis to bring Minnesota’s the puck in on the backdoor side to net the opening goal of the game. lead to four goals. The second period saw an increase in aggressiveness from the two In the second period, the Gophers tallied 13 shots on goal to UND’s six. teams as play continued at a back-and-forth pace. Mercyhurst was able Each team was called for three penalties with two for each team resulting to work the puck offensively more in the period, ending the period with in power plays. an even 10 shots a side. In the third period, Minnesota got a goal from Schoullis 3:40 in, assisted Wisconsin looked in control after breaking up a late Lakers’ power- by Erickson and West. Minnesota took a pair of penalties in the the next play, but with :40 seconds remaining in the period, Mercyhurst’s Kelley several minutes of play, and North Dakota pulled its goalie for a six-on- Steadman pushed ahead of the pack following a faceoff and fired a shot three advantage in skaters. UND finally got on the scoreboard, scoring past Rigsby to even the score at one apiece. six minutes into the final period. Michelle Karvinen had the goal, assisted “We had to bring the energy as we did the first period,” Knight said of by Josephine Jakobsen and Monique Lamouruex-Kolls. The goal ended going into the third period. “Unfortunately we had a tough bounce in goalie Noora Räty’s shutout streak at 246:53. Räty had not allowed a goal the last minute of the second period. But I don’t think there was doubt in since the Feb. 24 WCHA First Round game against St. Cloud State. anyone’s minds and that we were going to come out in the next period North Dakota went over seven and a half minutes in the third period and compete. That was our biggest component to our third-period play. with an empty net, but the Gophers couldn’t manage an empty net goal. The energy was high; we were ready to go out. People were cheering Neither team scored in the remainder of the game, ending with a score and yelling, it was a good feeling.” of 5-1. UND outshot the Gophers 17-7 in the final period. Knight’s shorthanded goal at the 11:18 mark was her 29th career With the win, the Gophers have advanced to the NCAA Frozen Four, game-winning goal, the most in program history. which will be held at AMSOIL Arena in Duluth, Minn., March 16-18. Wisconsin held the momentum after Knight’s goal, but Mercyhurst continued to fight. The Lakers pulled Pattenden with three minutes left in the game opting for an extra attacker. However, the Badgers were the Division 1 Women’s National Champions first to find the back of the net as Decker put the puck in the empty goal for the 3-1 win. Year Team (League) (National Championship Sanctioned by) “In the first five or six minutes, it was like a game of chess,” head coach 2000 Minnesota (WCHA) (AWCHA) Mark Johnson commented about the game. “Nobody wanted to make 2001 Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) (NCAA) any big mistakes. I don’t think there was a shot on net for the first four 2002 Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) (NCAA) or five minutes, obviously the kids are nervous. There was a nice size 2003 Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) (NCAA) crowd and magnitude and the pressure of the game. I think we did a lot 2004 Minnesota (WCHA) (NCAA) of good things. I think as coaches we look for perfection, so to answer 2005 Minnesota (WCHA) (NCAA) your question I’m not sure if we played an entire 60-minute game. But 2006 Wisconsin (WCHA) (NCAA) we did what we needed to do to win the game, so that’s what you're 2007 Wisconsin (WCHA) (NCAA) looking for right now.” 2008 Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) (NCAA) The Badgers and Boston College collide for the second year in a row 2009 Wisconsin (WCHA) (NCAA) at the Frozen Four, as Wisconsin downed the Eagles 3-2 last year in Erie, 2010 Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) (NCAA) Pa., en route to winning the 2011 National Championship. 2011 Wisconsin (WCHA) (NCAA) 2012 Minnesota (WCHA) (NCAA) 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2012 National Collegiate Women's

ICE HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP

Quarterfinals Quarterfinals Championship March 9-10 March 16 March 18

1 Wisconsin (31-4-2) *

March 10 8 p.m. Wisconsin 3-1

Mercyhurst (23-7-3)

6/9 p.m. Wisconsin 6-2

4 Boston College (23-9-3) *

March 10 1 p.m. Boston College 6-3

St. Lawrence (24-9-4)

4 p.m. Minnesota 4-2

2 Minnesota (31-5-2) * NATIONAL CHAMPION

March 10 5 p.m. Minnesota 5-1

North Dakota (22-11-3)

6/9 p.m. Minnesota 3-1

3 Cornell (29-4-0) *

March 10 Cornell 8-7 2 p.m.

Boston U. (23-13-1)

Note: All game times are Eastern and subject to change.

* Denotes host institution. 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 NCAA Division 1 Women’s Championship 2004 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four @ Dunkin’ Donuts Center, Providence, (Frozen Four) History RI. Semifinals: Minnesota 5 vs Dartmouth 1; Harvard 2 vs St. Lawrence 1. Third Place Game: St. Lawrence 2 vs Dartmouth 1. Championship Year: Champion (Record) Coach Game: Minnesota 6 vs Harvard 2. All-Tournament Team: G - Jody Horak, Game Score @ Site Attendance/Total UM; D - Allie Sanchez, UM; D - , HU; F - Kelly Stephens, 2001: Minnesota Duluth (28-5-4) Shannon Miller UM; F - , UM; F - Krissy Wendell, UM. MOP: Krissy Wendell, 4-2 vs St. Lawrence @ Minneapolis, MN 3,079/5,178 F, UM. 2002: Minnesota Duluth (24-6-4) Shannon Miller 3-2 vs Brown @ Durham, NH 3,102/5,153 2005 2003: Minnesota Duluth (31-3-2) Shannon Miller NCAA Regionals: Minnesota 6 vs Providence 1; Dartmouth 4 vs Wisconsin 4-3 (2 ot) vs Harvard @ Duluth, MN 5,167/9,968 3; Harvard 5 vs Mercyhurst 4 (3 ot); St. Lawrence 3 vs Minnesota Duluth 2004: Minnesota (30-4-2) Laura Halldorson 2 ot. 6-2 vs Harvard @ Providence, RI 3,522/6,048 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four @ , Durham, NH. 2005: Minnesota (36-2-2) Laura Halldorson Semifinals: Minnesota 7 vs Dartmouth 2; Harvard 4 vs St. Lawrence 1. 4-3 vs Harvard @ New Hampshire 2,056/15,352 Third Place Game: St. Lawrence 5 vs Dartmouth 1. Championship Game: 2006: Wisconsin (36-4-1) Mark Johnson Minnesota 4 vs Harvard 3. All-Tournament Team: G - Ali Boe, HU; D - Caitlin 3-0 vs Minnesota @ Minneapolis 4,701/11,849 Cahow, HU; D - , UM; F - , HU; F - Natalie 2007: Wisconsin (36-1-4) Mark Johnson Darwitz, UM; F - Krissy Wendell, UM. MOP: Natalie Darwitz, F, UM. 4-1 vs Minn Duluth @ Lake Placid, NY 3,355/20,307 2008: Minnesota Duluth (34-4-1) Shannon Miller 4-0 vs Wisconsin @ Duluth, MN 7,202/11,453 2006 2009: Wisconsin (33-2-5) Mark Johnson NCAA Regionals: New Hampshire 3 vs Harvard 1; Minnesota 4 vs Princeton 5-0 vs Mercyhurst @ Boston, MA 2,437/11,353 0; St. Lawrence 1 vs Minnesota Duluth 0; Wisconsin 2 vs Mercyhurst 1 2010: Minnesota Duluth (31-8-2) Shannon Miller (2 ot). 3-2 (3ot) vs Cornell @ Minneapolis, MN 1,473/6,003 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four @ Mariucci Arena, Minneapolis, MN. 2011: Wisconsin (37-2-2) Mark Johnson Semifinals: Minnesota 5 vs New Hampshire 4; Wisconsin 1 vs St. Lawrence 4-1 vs Boston University @ Erie, PA 3,956/10,969 0. Championship: Wisconsin 3 vs Minnesota 0. All-Tournament Team: 2012: Minnesota (34-5-2) Brad Frost G - Jessie Vetter, UW; D - Bobbi-Jo Slusar, UW; D - Ashley Albrecht, UM; 4-2 vs Wisconsin @ Duluth, MN 2,439/5,879 F - Jinelle Zaugg, UW; F - Bobbi Ross, UM; F - Jennifer Hitchcock, UNH. MOP: Jessie Vetter, G, UW.

NCAA Division 1 Women’s National 2007 Championship Tournament Results NCAA Regionals: Wisconsin 1 vs Harvard 0 (4 ot); St. Lawrence 6 vs New Hampshire 2; Minnesota Duluth 3 vs Mercyhurst 2 ot; Boston College 3 vs Dartmouth 2 ot. 2001 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four @ Herb Brooks Arena, Lake Placid, NY. NCAA Women’s Frozen Four @ Mariucci Arena Minneapolis, MN. Semifinals: Wisconsin 4 vs St. Lawrence 0; Minnesota Duluth 4 vs Boston Semifinals: St. Lawrence 3 vs Dartmouth 1; Minnesota Duluth 6 vs College 3 (2 ot). Championship: Wisconsin 4 vs Minnesota Duluth 1. Harvard 3. Third Place Game: Harvard 3 vs Dartmouth 2. Championship All-Tournament Team: G - Jessie Vetter, UW; D - Bobbi-Jo Slusar, UW; D Game: Minnesota Duluth 4 vs St. Lawrence 2. All-Tournament Team: G - Meghan Mikkleson, UW; F - Jinelle Zaugg, UW; F - Jessica Koizumi, UMD; - Tuula Puputti, UMD; D - Isabelle Chartrand, SLU; D - Brittny Ralph, UMD; F - Sara Bauer, UW. MOP: Sara Bauer, F, UW. F - Amanda Sargeant, SLU; F - Maria Rooth, UMD; F - Tammy Shewchuk, HU. MOP: Maria Rooth, F, UMD. 2008 NCAA Regionals: Harvard 5 vs Dartmouth 1; Wisconsin 3 vs Minnesota 2002 2 ot; Minnesota Duluth 5 vs Mercyhurst 4; New Hampshire 3 vs St. NCAA Women’s Frozen Four @ Whittemore Center, Durham, NH. Lawrence 2 (ot). Semifinals: Brown 2 vs Minnesota 1; Minnesota Duluth 3 vs Niagara 2. NCAA Women’s Frozen Four @ DECC, Duluth, MN. Semifinals:Wisconsin Third Place Game: Niagara 2 vs Minnesota 2 ot. Championship Game: 4 vs Harvard 1; Minnesota Duluth 3 vs New Hampshire 2. Championship Minnesota Duluth 3 vs Brown 2. All-Tournament Team: G - Tania Pinelli, Game: Minnesota Duluth 4 vs Wisconsin 0. All-Tournament Team: G NU; D - Larissa Luther, UMD; D - Meredith Ostrander, Brown; F - Kelly - Kim Martin, UMD; D - Myriam Trepanier, UMD; D - Heidi Pelttari, UMD; Stephens, UM; F - Joanne Eustace, UMD; F - Kristy Zamora, Brown. MOP: F - Laura Fridfinnson, UMD; F - Sara O’Toole, UMD; F - Erika Lawler, UW. Kristy Zamora, F, Brown. MOP: Kim Martin, G, UMD.

2003 2009 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four @ DECC, Duluth, MN. Semifinals:Harvard NCAA Regionals: Mercyhurst 3 vs St. Lawrence 1; Minnesota Duluth 6 vs Minnesota 1; Minnesota Duluth 5 vs Dartmouth 2. Third Place 4 vs New Hampshire 1; Wisconsin 7 vs Dartmouth 0; Minnesota 4 vs Game: Dartmouth 4 vs Minnesota 2. Championship Game: Minnesota Boston College 3. Duluth 4 vs Harvard 3 (2 ot). All-Tournament Team: G - Amy Ferguson, NCAA Women’s Frozen Four @ Agganis Arena, Boston, MA. Semifinals: Dartmouth; D - Angela Ruggiero, HU; F - Jenny Potter, UMD; F - Hanne Wisconsin 5 vs Minnesota Duluth 1; Mercyhurst 5 vs Minnesota 4. Sikio, UMD; F - Julie Chu, HU; F - , UMD. MOP: Caroline Championship Game: Wisconsin 5 vs Mercyhurst 0. All-Tournament Ouellette, F, UMD. Team: G - Jessie Vetter, UW; D - Alycia Matthews, UW; D - Malee Windmeier, UW; F - , Mercyhurst; F - Hilary Knight, UW; F - Erika Lawler, UW. MOP: Jessie Vetter, G, UW. 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2010 March 2, 2012 NCAA Regionals: Mercyhurst 4 vs Boston U. 1; Cornell 6 vs Harvard 2; Minnesota Duluth 2 vs New Hampshire 1; Minnesota 3 vs Clarkson 2 Wisconsin’s Brianna Decker, North Dakota’s ot. Jocelyne Lamoureux Among Three Finalists for NCAA Women’s Frozen Four @ Ridder Arena, Minneapolis, MN. Semifinals: Cornell 3 vs Mercyhurst 2 ot; Minnesota Duluth 3 vs Minnesota 2012 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award 2. Championship Game: Minnesota Duluth 3 vs Cornell 2 (3 ot). All- Tournament Team: G - Amanda Mazzotta, Cornell; D - Laura Fortino, USA Hockey has announced that Wisconsin’s Brianna Decker and North Cornell; D - Lauriane Rougeau, Cornell; F - Emmanuelle Blais, UMD; F Dakota’s Jocelyn Lamoureux are two of three finalists for the 2012 Patty - Laura Fridfinnson, UMD; F - Jessica Wong, UMD. MOP: Emmanuelle Kazmaier Memorial Award, given annually to the top Division 1 women’s Blais, F, UMD. hockey player and presented by the Easton Foundation. The 2012 award winner will be announced Saturday, March 17 in Duluth in conjunction 2011 with the Frozen Four. NCAA Regionals: Minnesota 1 @ Boston College 4; Minnesota Duluth The two WCHA forwards join goaltender Florence Schelling from 1 @ Wisconsin 2; Dartmouth 1 @ Cornell 7; Mercyhurst 2 @ Boston Northeastern University as this year’s three finalists. University 4. Decker was most recently named the 2011-12 WCHA Player of the NCAA Women’s Frozen Four @ Louis J. Tullio Arena, Erie, PA. Year and to the All-WCHA First Team. She currently leads the nation Semifinals: Boston College 2 vs Wisconsin 3; Boston University 4 vs with 36 goals and is second in the nation with 78 points, averaging 2.11 Cornell 1. Championship Game: Boston University 1 vs Wisconsin 4. points per game. Earlier this year, Decker set the UW program’s record for All-Tournament Team: G - Molly Schaus, BC; D - , BU; D longest scoring streak at 32 consecutive games, recording at least one - Alev Kelter, UW; F - Meghan Duggan, UW; F - Carolyne Prevost, UW; F point in every game between Feb. 11, 2011 and Jan. 6, 2012. She has also - Brooke Ammerman, UW. MOP (co): Meghan Duggan, F, UW and Hilary recorded 24 multiple-point games, 12 multiple-assist games and nine Knight, F, UW. multi-goal games this season. Decker sits fourth all-time at Wisconsin with 185 career points. Wisconsin’s previous finalists include Sara Bauer 2012 (2006, 2007), Meghan Duggan (2011) and Jessie Vetter (2009). All three won the Patty Kazmaier, with Bauer winning in 2006. NCAA Regionals: St. Lawrence 3 at Boston College 6; Boston University Lamoureux is the first-ever top-three finalist from North Dakota. As 7 at Cornell 8 (3ot); North Dakota 1 at Minnesota 5; Mercyhurst 1 at team captain, Lamoureux leads the nation in points (82), points per Wisconsin 3. game (2.34) and assists (48), all of which broke the single-season school NCAA Women’s Frozen Four @ AMSOIL Arena, Duluth, MN. Semifinals: records. Her efforts helped lead North Dakota to its first NCAA tournament Boston College 2 vs Wisconsin 6; Cornell 1 vs Minnesota 3. Championship berth in program history. In WCHA play, Lamoureux paced the league in Game: Minnesota 4 vs Wisconsin 2. All-Tournament Team: G - Noora points (64), goals (27) and assists (37). Along with winning the league's Räty, UM; D - Megan Bozek, UM; F - Amanda Kessel, UM; F - Sara Erickson, regular-season scoring trophy, Lamoureux was named to the All-WCHA UM; F - Brooke Ammerman, UW; F- Carolyne Prévost, UW. MOP: Noora First Team and was the WCHA’s Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year Räty, G, UM. award recipient. This season, Lamoureux recorded 24 multi-point games, tallied three five-point games and collected her 200th career point in her 105th game. Six players from the WCHA were also among the 10 finalists for this season’s Patty Kazmaier. The 10 finalists were (in alphabetical order): senior forward Bailey Bram (Ste. Anne, MB/Mercyhurst College), junior forward Brianna Decker (Dousman, WI/University of Wisconsin), junior defenseman Laura Fortino (Hamilton, ON/Cornell University), senior forward Rebecca Johnston (Sudbury, ON/Cornell University), junior forward Amanda Kessel (Madison, WI/University of Minnesota), senior forward Hilary Knight (Sun Valley, ID/University of Wisconsin), junior forward Jocelyne Lamoureux (Grand Forks, ND/University of North Dakota), junior forward/defenseman Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (Grand Forks, ND/University of North Dakota), senior goaltender Florence Schelling (Oberengstringen, Switzerland/Northeastern University) and senior forward Natalie Spooner (Scarborough, ON/Ohio State University). 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312

Wisconsin Badgers 2011-12 WCHA Regular Season Champions

WCHA Women’s Regular Season Champions WCHA Women’s Playoff Champions

WCHA Regular Season Champions WCHA Playoff Champions 2000 Minnesota Duluth 2000 Minnesota Duluth 2001 Minnesota 2001 Minnesota Duluth 2002 Minnesota 2002 Minnesota 2003 Minnesota Duluth 2003 Minnesota Duluth 2004 Minnesota 2004 Minnesota 2005 Minnesota 2005 Minnesota 2006 Wisconsin 2006 Wisconsin 2007 Wisconsin 2007 Wisconsin 2008 Minnesota Duluth 2008 Minnesota Duluth 2009 Minnesota 2009 Wisconsin 2010 Minnesota Duluth 2010 Minnesota Duluth 2011 Wisconsin 2011 Wisconsin 2012 Wisconsin 2012 Minnesota 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 March 3, 2012 WCHA Women’s Playoff Championship History Goaltender Noora Räty Helps Minnesota Win 2000 WCHA Playoff Championship First WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF Title Since 2005 @ Bloomington Ice Gardens, Bloomington, MN March 2: MSU 0 vs UM 10; BSU 2 vs UW 9; OSU 3 vs SCSU 2. March 3: UW DULUTH, Minn. – Noora Räty, Minnesota’s junior goaltender who says 0 vs UM 5; OSU 1 vs UMD 7. March 4: UW 2 vs OSU 4 (3rd place); UM 0 vs she believes that the goalie should never allow a goal, continued her UMD 2 (championship). All-Tournament Team: F-Tracy Engstrom, UM; amazing season Saturday (March 3) night by stopping all 28 Minnesota F-Lindsey Ogren, OSU; F-Jenny Schmidgall, UMD; D-Winny Brodt, UM; D- Duluth shots and anchoring the Golden Gophers’ 2-0 victory in the WCHA Brittny Ralph, UMD; G-Erica Killewald, UM. MOP: Tuula Puputti, G, UMD. FINAL FACE-OFF championship game at AMSOIL Arena. Räty, who shut out North Dakota 6-0 in Friday’s (March 2) semifinals, recorded her third straight shutout, and 26th for her three-year career by 2001 WCHA Playoff Championship blanking the Bulldogs. It was Minnesota’s first league playoff title since @ Rochester Recreation Center, Rochester, MN 2005, and boosts the Golden Gophers to 31-5-2, while UMD drops to March 8: MSU 1 vs UMD 10; BSU 2 vs UW 5; OSU 5 vs SCSU 0. March 9: UW 21-13-1. 5 vs UMD 6 ot; OSU 4 vs UM 0. March 10: UW 4 vs UM 3 (3rd place); OSU 0 Minnesota outshot UMD 35-28 for the game, and had its hands full vs UMD 3 (championship). All-Tournament Team: F-Meghan Hunter, UW; trying to get anything past Jennifer Harss in the UMD goal. The Gophers F-Corinne Rosen, OSU; F-Erika Holst, UMD; D-Navada Russell, UMD; D-Sis finally scored when Emily West drew a penalty, then scored on the power- Paulsen, UW; G-April Stojak, OSU. MOP: Maria Rooth, F, UMD. play late in the second period. West, in fact, was involved in virtually everything that the Gopher offense could muster, including drawing a 2002 WCHA Playoff Championship penalty shot, which she missed. @ Fogerty Arena, Blaine, MN Raty took over in the third, holding the slim 1-0 lead until Megan Bozek March 7: BSU 3 vs OSU 5. March 8: UMD 1 vs UW 4; OSU 1 vs UM 4. scored into an empty net with just six seconds remaining. West was even March 9: OSU 2 vs UMD 6 (3rd place); UW 2 vs UM 3 (championship). All- involved defensively at the finish, twice making key blocks of UMD blasts Tournament Team: F-Kelly Stephens, UM; F-La Toya Clarke, UM; F-Hanne to help preserve the shutout. Sikio, UMD; D-Carla MacLeod, UW; D-Kerry Weiland, UW; G-Jody Horak, “We’re ecstatic to be champions of the WCHA tournament,” said UM. MOP: Ronda Curtin, D, UM. Minnesota coach Brad Frost. “It was a great hockey game; both teams laid it on the line. We played well tonight, and they played very well. After 2003 WCHA Playoff Championship the game, Haley Irwin shook my hand and said, ‘Brad, it’s been a lot of @ Ralph Engelstad Arena, Grand Forks, ND fun playing against your team for four years.’ I thought that was pretty March 6: BSU 3 vs OSU 4 ot. March 7: UW 1 vs UM 3; OSU 1 vs UMD 6. special, and she’s a special player. March 8: OSU 1 vs UW 4 (3rd place); UM 3 vs UMD 5 (championship). “Our team played so hard, and this was good for us; we need to be All-Tournament Team: F-Erika Holst, UMD; F-La Toya Clarke, UM; F-Jeni in games like this, where we have to play through it. We’ve scored a lot Creary, OSU; D-Winny Brodt, UM; D-Sis Paulsen, UW; G-Patricia Sautter, of goals, but the strength of our team is our defense, which starts with UMD. MOP: Caroline Ouellette, F, UMD. Noora. And our seniors. We’ve got seven fantastic seniors, and each brings something special to the table.” Minnesota Duluth came out with the same fire displayed in the 3-1 2004 WCHA Playoff Championship upset of No. 1-ranked Wisconsin in the semifinals. @ Ridder Arena, Minneapolis, MN “I’m extremely proud of our team,” said UMD head coach Shannon March 12: (5) MSU 1 vs (4) OSU 3. March 13: (3) UMD 3 vs (2) UW 1; (4) Miller. “We had to empty our tank to beat the No. 1 team in the country OSU 1 vs (1) UM 5. March 14: OSU 4 vs UW 5 (3rd place); UMD 2 vs UM 4 yesterday, and today I wasn’t sure if we had anything left in the tank. But (championship). All-Tournament Team: F-Natalie Darwitz, UM; F-Jenny we played great again. Minnesota is the fastest team in the country that Potter, UMD; F-Kelly Stephens, UM; D-Molly Engstrom, UW; D-Krista we’ve seen, without a doubt. But it was such a close game that one team McArthur, UMD; G-Jody Horak, UM. MOP: Krissy Wendell, F, UM. got a bounce, and one didn’t.” Räty was named all-tournament goaltender and most valuable player, 2005 WCHA Playoff Championship and was joined on the all-tournament team by teammates West, Sarah @ Ridder Arena, Minneapolis, MN Davis , and defenseman Anne Schleper, plus UMD center Haley Irwin and March 3: (7) UND 2 vs (2) UMD 3; (8) BSU 3 vs (1) UM 6. March 4: (6) SCSU 1 Bulldogs’ defenseman Bridgette Lacquette. vs (3) UW 3; (5) MSU 1 vs (4) OSU 4. March 5: UW 3 vs UMD 2; OSU 1 vs UM “One of our seniors told a freshman that when you win a championship 7. March 6: OSU 0 vs UMD 5 (3rd place); UW 2 vs UM 3 ot (championship). like this, you think it’s supposed to happen. But it doesn’t,” said Frost. “It’s All-Tournament Team: F-Natalie Darwitz, UM; F-Krissy Wendell, UM; F- been seven long years since the Gophers won the league playoffs, so I Sharon Cole, UW; D-Lyndsay Wall, UM; D-Carla MacLeod, UW; G-Jody told the players to enjoy the moment.” Horak, UM. MOP: Natalie Darwitz, F, UM. – by John Gilbert for WCHA.com 2006 WCHA Playoff Championship @ Ridder Arena, Minneapolis, MN March 11: (4) SCSU 0 vs (1) UW 9; (3) UMD 1 vs (2) UM 2. March 12: (2) UM 1 vs (1) UW 4 (championship). All-Tournament Team: F-Cyndy Kenyon, UM; F-Gigi Marvin, UM; D-Bobbi-Jo Slusar, UW; D-Allie Sanchez, UM; D-Emily Morris, UW; G-Meghan Horras, UW. MOP: Sara Bauer, F, UW. 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2007 WCHA Playoff Championship Spooner (Scarborough, ON/Ohio State University). @ Ridder Arena, Minneapolis, MN The top-10 class for the 15th annual Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award, March 3: (4) OSU 0 vs (1) UW 4; (3) UM 3 vs (2) UMD 2 ot. March 4: UM 1 presented by Easton Foundations, represents all four women’s college vs UW 3 (championship). All-Tournament Team: F-Bobbi Ross, UM; F-Gigi conferences – College Hockey America, ECAC Hockey, Hockey East Marvin, UM; F-Jinelle Zaugg, UW; D-Tessa Bonhomme, OSU; D-Meaghan Association and the Western Collegiate Hockey Association. Mikkelson, UW; G-Jessie Vetter, UW. MOP: Sara Bauer, F, UW. The award selection process began in late February, when NCAA Division I women’s ice hockey coaches were asked to nominate players 2008 WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF for the award. Players who were nominated by two or more coaches at Duluth Entertainment & Convention Center, Duluth, MN were then placed on an official ballot, which was then sent back to the March 8: (4) SCSU 0 vs (1) UMD 9; (3) UW 4 vs (2) UM 3. March 9: UM 4 vs UMD coaches to vote for the top 10 finalists. The independent accounting firm 5 ot (championship). All-Tournament Team: F-Gigi Marvin, UM; F-Jinelle PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP, tabulated the ballots. Zaugg, UW; F-Haley Irwin, UMD; D-, UMD; D-Myriam The three finalists, including the recipient of the Patty Kazmaier Trepanier, UMD; G-Kim Martin, UMD. MOP: Elin Holmlov, F, UMD. Memorial Award, will be chosen by a 13-member selection committee comprised of NCAA Div. I women’s ice hockey coaches, representatives of the print and broadcast media, an at-large member and a representative 2009 WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF of USA Hockey, the national governing body for the sport of ice hockey at Ridder Arena, Minneapolis, MN in the United States. March 7: (4) MSU 2 vs (1) UM 7; (3) UMD 1 vs (2) UW 3. March 8: UW 5 vs UM Notes: The three finalists for this year’s award will be announced on 3 (championship). All-Tournament Team: F-Hilary Knight, UW; F-Jasmine Thursday, March 8 … Seven schools are represented, including two Giles, UW; F-Monique Lamoureux, UM; D-Alycia Matthews, UW; D-Melanie finalists from Cornell University, the University of North Dakota and the Gagnon, UM; G-Jessie Vetter, G, UW. MOP: Jessie Vetter, G, UW. University of Wisconsin … Among the finalists are seven forwards, two defensemen and one goaltender, including five seniors, four juniors and 2010 WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF one sophomore … Among the 10 finalists are three from last year’s top 10: @ Ridder Arena, Minneapolis, MN Fortino, Johnston and Knight … Bram and Schelling were top-10 finalists March 6: (4) BSU 3 vs (1) UMD 7; (3) OSU 4 vs (2) UM 5 (2 ot). March 7: in 2010 … Tickets to the ceremony may be purchased by calling (719) 538- UM 2 vs UMD 3 (championship). All-Tournament Team: F-Emmanuelle 1169 or by submitting a completed ticket brochure (located at PattyKaz. Blais, UMD; F-Laura Fridfinnson, UMD; F-Sarah Erickson, UM; D-Anne com) … Individual seats are $65, while tables of 10 are available for $600 Schleper, UM; D-Jaime Rasmussen, UMD; G-Jennifer Harss, UMD. MOP: … Julie Chu, winner of the award in 2007 and three-time Olympian, will Emmanuelle Blais, F, UMD. be the keynote speaker for the award brunch.

2011 WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award Winners @ Ridder Arena, Minneapolis, MN Year – Name, School March 4: (4) UND 0 vs (1) UW 3; (3) UM 4 vs (2) UMD 2. March 5: UM 4 vs 1998 – , University of New Hampshire UW 5 ot (championship). All-Tournament Team: F-Amanda Kessel, UM; 1999 – A.J. Mleczko, Harvard University F-Kelly Nash, UW; F-Meghan Duggan, UW; D-Geena Prough, UW; D-Megan 2000 – Ali Brewer, Brown University Bozek, UM; G-Noora Räty, UM. MOP: Brianna Decker, F, UW. 2001 – , F, Harvard University 2002 – Brooke Whitney, Northeastern University 2012 WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF 2003 – Jennifer Botterill, F, Harvard University @ AMSOIL Arena, Duluth, MN 2004 – Angela Ruggiero, Harvard University March 2: (4) UMD 3 vs (1) UW 1; (3) UND 4 vs (2) UM 6. March 3: UMD 0 2005 – Krissy Wendell, F, University of Minnesota vs UM 2 (championship). All-Tournament Team: F- Sarah Davis, F, UM; F - 2006 – Sara Bauer, F, University of Wisconsin Haley Irwin, UMD; F - Emily West, UM; D - Anne Schleper, UM; D - Bridgette 2007 – Julie Chu, F, Harvard University Lacquette, UMD; G-Noora Räty, UM. MOP: Noora Räty, G, UM. 2008 – Sarah Vaillancourt, F, Harvard University 2009 – Jessie Vetter, G, University of Wisconsin 2010 – Vicki Bendus, Mercyhurst College Six WCHA Players Among 10 Finalists for 2012 2011 – Meghan Duggan, F, University of Wisconsin Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award

Six players from the WCHA are among the10 finalists for the 2012 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award, presented by Easton Foundations. The award, annually bestowed upon the top player in NCAA Division I women’s ice hockey, will be presented at a brunch ceremony on March 17 at the Greysolon Ballroom in Duluth, Minn., in conjunction with the NCAA Women’s Frozen Four. The 10 finalists are (in alphabetical order): senior forward Bailey Bram (Ste. Anne, MB/Mercyhurst College), junior forward Brianna Decker (Dousman, WI/University of Wisconsin), junior defenseman Laura Fortino (Hamilton, ON/Cornell University), senior forward Rebecca Johnston (Sudbury, ON/Cornell University), junior forward Amanda Kessel (Madison, WI/University of Minnesota), senior forward Hilary Knight (Sun Valley, ID/University of Wisconsin), junior forward Jocelyne Lamoureux (Grand Forks, ND/University of North Dakota), junior forward/ defenseman Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (Grand Forks, ND/University of North Dakota), senior goaltender Florence Schelling (Oberengstringen, Switzerland/Northeastern University) and senior forward Natalie 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 March 1, 2012 Mark Johnson, who led the Badgers to a 23-3-2-1 conference record and to the regular season title. It is the fifth time Johnson has either won or Wisconsin’s Brianna Decker Named Player of shared the award. Under Johnson’s tutelage, Wisconsin has won four NCAA titles, four WCHA playoff titles and three WCHA regular season the Year, North Dakota’s Jocelyne Lamoureux crowns. Johnson and the Badgers were the first team ever to land in the is Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year to NCAA championship game in four consecutive seasons and win the title three times (2006, 2007, 2009). The former ‘Miracle on Ice’ hero and gold Highlight 2011-12 WCHA Individual Awards medalist in the 1980 Winter Olympics is also three-time national Division Regular Season Champion Wisconsin, Minnesota Place Pair 1 coach of the year. In his eight years at Wisconsin, Johnson has an .820 winning percentage. He took a sabbatical to coach the United States on All-WCHA First Team; Head Coaches Vote UW’s Stefanie team to a silver medal at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver 2010. McKeough WCHA Defensive Player of the Year; North Dakota’s North Dakota’s Jocelyne Lamoureux was honored as the WCHA Michelle Karvinen Named WCHA Rookie of the Year; Wisconsin’s Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year in addition to earning the league’s scoring title and All-WCHA First Team accolades. She maintains Mark Johnson is WCHA Coach of the Year; UND’s Jocelyne an outstanding grade-point average of 3.877 (4.0 scale), majoring in Lamoureux is WCHA Scoring Champion; UW’s Alex Rigsby is Physical Education, Exercise Science and Wellness, and has been on the WCHA Goaltending Champion; 98 Earn All-WCHA Academic Athletic Director’s Honor Roll, the Dean’s List and the President’s Honor Roll at UND. She has been a WCHA Scholar-Athlete in both 2010-11 and Team Honors 2011-12 as well as a member of the All-WCHA Academic Team. Lamoureux is actively involved with service activities on campus and in the Grand MADISON, Wis. – The University of Wisconsin and the University of Forks community, including reading to elementary students and Special Minnesota were atop the league standings and national polls most of Olympic events. the regular season and the teams’ success is reflected in the 2011-12 Her twin sister Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (Grand Forks, N.D.), a post-season women’s honors announced by the Western Collegiate defenseman who produced 53 points (17g, 36a) in 28 league games, Hockey Association today (March 1) at a league awards ceremony held in leads the All-WCHA Second Team which includes McKeough, Wisconsin Duluth, Minn., in conjunction with the WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF tournament goaltender Alex Rigsby, a sophomore from Delafield, Wis., who was the championship. The WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF is being held Friday and league’s goaltending champion with a 1.47 goals-against average and Saturday, March 2-3, at AMSOIL Arena. went 23-3-2 in league play, and Minnesota forwards Jen Schoullis (27 Two members of the Badgers’ high-scoring power-play and a pair of gp, 18-22=40), a senior from Erie, Pa., and Amanda Kessel (28 gp, 17- players from the University of Minnesota defense corps lead the All-WCHA 34=51), a sophomore from Madison, Wis. Kessel’s brother, Phil, is a former First Team as selected by coaches and team captains. Wisconsin’s Brianna Minnesota athlete who currently is a National Hockey League all-star with Decker, who scored 20 goals and 34 assists for 54 points in 28 conference the Toronto Maple Leafs. Both Lamoureux-Kolls and Kessel also earned games, was named the WCHA’s Player of the Year. She is also one of six the distinction of being among the top 10 finalists for this season’s Patty WCHA players named as top 10 finalists for the 2012 Patty Kazmaier Kazmaier Memorial Award. Lamoureux-Kolls was the WCHA Offensive Memorial Award earlier today by the USA Hockey Foundation, given Player of the Week on Oct. 25 as well as the Defensive Player of the Week annually to the top collegiate player. The junior from Dousman, Wis., on Feb. 8, Rigsby earned three Defensive Player of the Week awards on was joined on the All-WCHA First Team at forward by teammate Hilary Oct. 19, Oct. 25 and Feb. 1 while Kessel was the league’s Offensive Player Knight, a senior from Sun Valley, Idaho who had 22 goals and 43 points of the Week on Oct. 12, Nov. 23 and Feb. 8. in league play, the University of North Dakota’s Jocelyne Lamoureux, North Dakota forward Michelle Karvinen of Rodovre, Denmark was a junior from Grand Forks, N.D., who led the league in scoring with 27 named the WCHA Rookie of the Year. She scored 21 goals and added 31 goals, 37 assists and 64 points, and Ohio State University senior Natalie assists and 52 points and was named to the All-WCHA Rookie Team as Spooner from Scarborough, Ont., who had 25 goals and 39 points in well as to the All-WCHA Third Team. Karvinen was also honored as the league competition. All three of those players – Knight, Lamoureux and WCHA Rookie of the Week on four occasions during the regular season Spooner – were also named as finalists for this season’s Patty Kazmaier – Oct. 19, Oct. 25, Nov. 9 and Feb. 8. Memorial Award. Knight was a WCHA Offensive Player of the Week on The All-WCHA Third team also features Minnesota Duluth senior Dec. 14 and Feb. 15, Lamoureux earned the honor on both Nov. 9 and forward Haley Irwin (26 gp, 11-32=43) of Thunder Bay, Ont., Wisconsin Jan. 25, and Spooner won the weekly award on both Nov. 30 and Jan. senior forward Brooke Ammerman (28 gp, 20-32=52) of River Vale, N.J., 11. Minnesota Duluth sophomore defenseman Jessica Wong (28 gp, 7-15=22) The All-WCHA First Team for 2011-12 also includes Minnesota of Baddeck, Nova Scotia, Bemidji State senior defender Montana Vichorek defenseman Anne Schleper (28 gp, 4-19=23), a senior from St. Cloud, Minn., (27 gp, 5-21=26) of Moose Lake, Minn., and Minnesota junior goaltender and teammate Megan Bozek (28 gp, 10-23=33), a junior defenseman from Noora Räty (20-5-2, 1.57, .933). Irwin was a two-time WCHA Offensive Buffalo Grove, Ill. The All-WCHA First Team goaltender is Bemidji State Player of the Week (Dec. 7 and Feb. 22), Ammerman earned the honor University senior Zuzana Tomcikova, a senior from Bratislava, Slovakia who once (Feb. 22), Vichorek was the WCHA Defensive Player of the Week on had a 2.43 goals-against average in league play and a .929 conference Feb. 22, and Räty earned that distinction on both Nov. 9 and Jan. 11. saves percentage. Tomcikova shared WCHA Player of the Year honors as a Joining UND’s Karvinen on the All-WCHA Rookie Team were Minnesota sophomore. Schleper was a WCHA Defensive Player of the Week on Feb. Duluth forward Jenna McParland (28 gp, 17-8=25) of Schreiber, Ont., 15, Bozek was a Defensive Player of the Week on Dec. 7, and Tomcikova North Dakota forward Josefine Jakobsen (28 gp, 13-14=27) of Aalborg, earned the weekly honor on both Oct. 5 and Feb. 15. Denmark, Minnesota defenseman Rachel Ramsey (28 gp, 2-14=16) of Decker, Knight and Schleper are all repeat selections on the all-league Chanhassen, Minn., Minnesota Duluth defenseman Brigette Lacquette squad and it is the third straight season Schleper has been honored. (28 gp, 3-12=15) of Mallard, Man., and goaltender Julie Friend of St. Cloud Wisconsin’s Stefanie McKeough, a junior defender from Carlsbad State (4-12-0, 4.79, .872) and Minnetonka, Minn. McParland was the WCHA Springs, Ont., was honored as the WCHA Defensive Player of the Year in Rookie of the Week on both Dec. 7 and Jan. 17, Jakobsen was a two-time a vote of the league’s head coaches. She scored four goals, had 14 assists recipient of the weekly honor on Feb. 1 and Feb. 22, Ramsey earned the and 18 points in 19 league contests for the regular season champion rookie of the week award on Feb. 15 and Friend was so honored on Dec. Badgers. 14 in addition to being the league’s Defensive Player of the Week on Jan. The WCHA Coach of the Year Award for 2011-12 went to Wisconsin’s 17. 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 Conference member-team head coaches, assistant coaches and team All-WCHA Third Team captains vote for the WCHA individual award winners. The WCHA Defensive Forward: Michelle Karvinen, So., University of North Dakota (Rodovre, Player of the Year Award is chosen by the head coaches, while the WCHA Denmark) (28 gp, 21-31=52). Forward: Haley Irwin, Sr., University of Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year is selected by the institutional Minnesota Duluth (Thunder Bay, ON) (26 gp, 11-32=43). Forward: Brooke faculty representatives. Ammerman, Sr., University of Wisconsin (River Vale, NJ) (28 gp, 20- The conference also today released the 2011-12 All-WCHA Academic 32=52). Defense: Montana Vichorek, Sr., Bemidji State University (Moose Team, comprised of 98 student-athletes representing all eight WCHA Lake, MN) (27 gp, 5-21=26). Defense: Jessica Wong, So., University of women’s-member institutions. See page four for the complete list. Minnesota Duluth (Baddeck, NS) (28 gp, 7-15=22). Goaltender: Noora Earlier today, USA Hockey, Inc., announced that six Western Collegiate Räty, Jr., University of Minnesota (Espoo, Finland) (20-5-2, 1.57, .933). Hockey Association players – North Dakota’s Monique Lamoureux-Kolls and Jocelyne Lamoureux, Wisconsin forwards Brianna Decker and Hilary Knight, Ohio State forward Natalie Spooner and Minnesota forward All-WCHA Rookie Team Forward: Michelle Karvinen, So., University of North Dakota (Rodovre, Amanda Kessel – were among the 10 finalists for the 2012 Patty Kazmaier Denmark) (28 gp, 21-31=52). Forward: Jenna McParland, Fr., University Memorial Award, given each year to the top player in women’s Division of Minnesota Duluth (Schreiber, ON) (28 gp, 17-8=25). Forward: Josefine 1 collegiate hockey. Jakobsen, Fr., University of North Dakota (Aalborg, Denmark) (28 gp, 13- 14=27). Defense: Rachel Ramsey, Fr., University of Minnesota (Chanhassen, 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Award Winners MN) (28 gp, 2-14=16). Defense: Brigette Lacquette, Fr., University of Minnesota Duluth (Mallard, MB) (28 gp, 3-12=15). Goaltender: Julie Friend, WCHA Player of the Year Fr., St. Cloud State University (Minnetonka, MN) (4-12-0, 4.79, .872). Brianna Decker, Jr., F, University of Wisconsin (Dousman, WI) March 1, 2012 WCHA Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year 98 Student-Athletes Representing All Eight Jocelyne Lamoureux, Jr., F, University of North Dakota (Grand Forks, ND) Women’s Member Institutions Earn 2011-12 2011-12 All-WCHA Academic Team Honors WCHA Defensive Player of the Year Stefanie McKeough, Jr., D, University of Wisconsin The Western Collegiate Hockey Association today (March 1) proudly (Carlsbad Springs, ON) announced that 98 student-athletes, representing all eight women’s member institutions, have earned All-WCHA Academic Team honors WCHA Rookie of the Year for 2011-12. Michelle Karvinen, So., F, University of North Dakota To qualifty for the All-WCHA Academic Team, student-athletes must (Rodovre, Denmark) have completed one year of eligibility at their present institution prior to the current academic year and have a grade-point average of at least WCHA Coach of the Year 3.0 for the previous two semesters or three quarters. Mark Johnson, University of Wisconsin * indicates repeat honoree from 2010-11. Bemidji State University: *Molly Arola (Jr., Walker, MN); Allie Duellman (So., Maplewood, MN); Alex Ehlert (So., Portage, WI); *Emily Erickson (Jr., WCHA Scoring Champion Coleraine, MN); *Sadie Lundquist (Jr., Cloquet, MN); *Alana McElhinney Jocelyne Lamoureux, Jr., F, University of North Dakota (Sr., Calgary, AB); Emily McKnight (So., Roland, MB); *Zuzana Tomcikova (Grand Forks, ND) (Sr., Bratislava, Slovakia); *Montana Vichorek (Sr., Moose Lake, MN); *Erika Wheelhouse (Jr., Crookston, MN); *Marlee Wheelhouse (Sr., Crookston, WCHA Goaltending Champion MN); *Abby Williams (Jr., Alexandria, MN); Danielle Williams (So., Waconia, Alex Rigsby, So., G, University of Wisconsin (Delafield, WI) MN); *Lauren Williams (Sr., Eagan, MN). University of Minnesota: Bethany Brausen (So., Little Canada, MN); All-WCHA First Team Sarah Davis (So., Paradise, NL); *Samantha Downey (Jr., Hermantown, MN); Forward: Hilary Knight, Sr., University of Wisconsin (Sun Valley, ID) (28 *Sarah Erickson (Sr., Roseau, MN); Katie Frischmann (Jr., Rochester, MN); gp, 22-21=43). Forward: Jocelyne Lamoureux, Jr., University of North Baylee Gillanders (So., Kyle, SK); *Alyssa Grogan (Sr., Eagan, MN); *Mira Dakota (Grand Forks, ND) (28 gp, 27-37=64). Forward: Brianna Decker, Jalosuo (Jr., Lieksa, Finland); Amanda Kessel (So., Madison WI); *Becky Jr., University of Wisconsin (Dousman, WI) (28 gp, 20-34=54). Forward: Kortum (Jr., Minnetonka, MN); *Nikki Ludwigson (Sr., Bloomington, MN); Natalie Spooner, Sr., Ohio State University (Scarborough, ON) (26 gp, 25- *Noora Räty (Jr., Espoo, Finland); *Anne Schleper (Sr., St. Cloud, MN); Kelly 14=39). Defense: Anne Schleper, Sr., University of Minnesota (St. Cloud, Terry (So., Whitby, ON). MN) (28 gp, 4-19=23). Defense: Megan Bozek, Jr., University of Minnesota University of Minnesota Duluth: *Kacy Ambroz (Sr., New Prague, (Buffalo Grove, IL) (28 gp, 10-23=33).Goaltender: Zuzana Tomcikova, Sr., MN); *Audrey Cournoyer (Jr., Montreal QC); *Gina Dodge (Jr., Duluth, MN); Bemidji State University (Bratislava, Slovakia) (10-15-2, 2.43, .929) Brienna Gillanders (So., Kyle, SK); *Jennifer Harss (Jr., Rieden, Germany); *Haley Irwin (Sr., Thunder Bay, ON); Noora Jaakkola (So., Toijola, Finland); Jamie Kenyon (So., Sparta, WI); *Mariia Posa (Jr., Helsinki, Finland); *Lana All-WCHA Second Team Steck (Sr., Winnipeg, MB); *Vanessa Thibault (Jr., Lachine, QC); *Katherine Forward: Jen Schoullis, Sr., University of Minnesota (Erie, PA) (27 gp, 18- Wilson (Jr., Winnipeg, MB); *Pernilla Winberg (Jr., Malmo, Sweden). 22=40). Forward: Amanda Kessel, So., University of Minnesota (Madison, Minnesota State University, Mankato: *Alli Altmann (Sr., Eagan, MN); WI) (28 gp, 17-34=51). Defense: Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, Jr., University *Emilia Andersson (Jr., Stockholm, Sweden); Elisabeth Hewett (So., Oak of North Dakota (Grand Forks, ND) (28 gp, 17-36=53). Defense: Stefanie Bluff, MB); Melissa Klippenstein (So., Neubergthal, MB); *Ariel Mackley (Sr., McKeough, Jr., University of Wisconsin (Carlsbad Springs, ON) (19 gp, 4- Burnsville, MN); *Erika Magnusson (Jr., Fergus Falls, MN); *Jackie Otto (Sr., 14=18). Goaltender: Alex Rigsby, So., University of Wisconsin (Delafield, Lake Zurich, IL); Kathleen Rogan (So., Vancouver, BC); *Lauren Smith (Jr., WI) (23-3-2, 1.47, .951). Burnsville, MN). 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 University of North Dakota: *Kayla Berg (So., Fargo, ND); *Jorid The complete list of 30 nominees for the 2012 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Dagfinrud (Jr., Sarpsborg, Norway); *Ashley Furia (Jr., Sedalia, CO); *Megan Award are: Christine Bestland, F, So., Mercyhurst College (Brunkild, MB); Gilbert (Jr., Andover, MN); *Ashley Holmes (Sr., Miltona, MN); Kelsey Ketcher Blake Bolden, D, Jr., Boston College (Stow, OH); Megan Bozek, D, Jr., (Sr., Mound, MN); *Jocelyne Lamoureux (Jr., Grand Forks, ND); *Monique University of Minnesota (Buffalo Grove, IL); Bailey Bram, F, Sr., Mercyhurst Lamoureux-Kolls (Jr., Grand Forks, ND); *Mary Loken (Jr., Roseau, MN); College (Ste. Anne, MB); Alex Carpenter, F, Fr., Boston College (Reading, *Margot Miller (Sr., West Bloomfield, MI); Stephanie Ney (Sr., 100 Mile MA); Kendall Coyne, F, Fr., Northeastern University (Palos Heights, IL); House, BC); *Allison Parizek (Jr., Minot, ND); Michelle Bonapace-Potvin Brianna Decker, F, Jr., University of Wisconsin (Dousman, WI); Jillian (Fr., Royn-Noranda, QC); *Jordan Slavin (Jr., Erie, CO); *Alyssa Weibe (Sr., Dempsey, F, Jr., Harvard University (Winthrop, MA); Laura Fortino, D, Jr., Saskatoon, SK). Cornell University (Hamilton, ON); Thea Imbrogno, F, So., Robert Morris Ohio State University: Becky Allis (So., West Olive, MI); *Brittany Carlson University (Etobicoke, ON); Haley Irwin, F, Sr., University of Minnesota (Sr., Hudson, WI); *Melissa Feste (Sr., Bloomington, MN); Tina Hollowell (Jr., Duluth (Thunder Bay, ON); Brianne Jenner, F, So., Cornell University Clinton Township, MI); Chelsea Knapp (So., York, NY); Madison Marcotte (Oakville, ON); Rebecca Johnston, F, Sr., Cornell University (Sudbury, ON); (So., White Bear Lake, MN); *Liz Rizzo (Jr., Glens Falls, NY); *Paige Semenza Amanda Kessel, F, So., University of Minnesota (Madison, WI); Hilary Knight, (Jr., Pittston, PA); *Natalie Spooner (Sr., Scarborough, ON); Lisa Steffes F, Sr., University of Wisconsin (Sun Valley, ID); Jocelyne Lamoureux, F, Jr., (So., Amhertsburg, ON); Annie Svedin (So., Soraker, Sweden); *Minttu University of North Dakota (Grand Forks, ND); Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, Tuominen (Jr., Espoo, Finland); *Kelly Wild (Sr., Mendota Heights, MN). F/D, Jr., University of North Dakota (Grand Forks, ND); Josephine Pucci, D, St. Cloud State University: *Katie Allen (Jr., Red Deer, AB); Sydney Jr., Harvard University (Pearl River, NY); , F, So., Clarkson Burghardt (So., Medicine Hat, AB); *Callie Dahl (Jr., Stillwater, MN); *Anna University (Kanata, ON); Noora Räty, G, Jr., University of Minnesota (Espoo, Donlan (Jr., Hillsboro, WI); Julia Gilbert (So., Hermantown, MN); *Kylie Finland); Alex Rigsby, G, So., University of Wisconsin (Delafield, WI); Lauriane Lane (Jr., Roseau, MN); *Lisa Martinson (Jr., St. Louis Park, MN); Amanda Rougeau, D, Jr., Cornell University (Beaconsfield, QC); Kelly Sabatine, F, Monkman (So., Roseau, MN); Amy Olson (So., Roseau, MN); *Haylea Schmid Jr., St. Lawrence University (Hamilton, ON); Florence Schelling, G, Sr., (Jr., Oak Grove, MN); *Brittany Toor (Sr., Hartland, MI); *Tayler VanDenakker Northeastern University (Oberengstringen, Switzerland); Jen Schoullis, (Sr., Winnipeg, MB); Jocelyn Zabrick, (Jr., Airdrie, AB). F, Sr., University of Minnesota (Erie, PA); Natalie Spooner, F, Sr., Ohio State University of Wisconsin: Brittany Ammerman (So., River Vale, NJ); University (Scarborough, ON); Kelley Steadman, F, Jr., Mercyhurst College Natalie Berg (So., Minnetonka, MN); Brittany Haverstock (Sr., Halifax, NS); (Plattsburgh, NY); Zuzana Tomcikova, G, Sr., Bemidji State University *Alev Kelter (Jr., Eagle River, AK); *Stefanie McKeough (Jr., Carlsbad Springs, (Bratislava, Slovakia); Rebecca Vint, F, Fr., Robert Morris University (Caledon, ON); *Carolyne Prévost (Sr., Sarnia, ON); Alex Rigsby (So., Delafield, WI). ON); , F, Sr., Boston University (Pickering, ON).

February 21, 2011 February 15, 2012 Twelve WCHA Players Among 30 Nominated for WCHA Announces Record Number of 110 Scholar- 2012 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award Athletes for 2011-12 Group Includes UM’s Bozek, Kessel, Raty and Schoullis, UW’s Seventh Annual Class Includes 54 Repeat Honorees; MSU’s Lee, Rigsby, Knight and Decker, UND’s Jocelyne Lamoureux and UMD’s Reiter are Four-Time Recipients Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, BSU’s Tomcikova, UMD’s Irwin, MADISON, Wis. – The Western Collegiate Hockey Association, through OSU’s Spooner Commissioner Bruce M. McLeod, Associate Commissioner Sara R. Martin, Michigan Technological University Athletic Director Suzanne Sanregret A dozen Western Collegiate Hockey Association players, respresenting (Chair, men’s league) and University of Minnesota Faculty Representative six member teams, are among the 30 skaters who have been nominated Perry Leo (Chair, women’s league) announced on Feb. 15 that a record for the 15th annual Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award, which is presented total of 110 men’s and women’s student-athletes make up the seventh annually to the top women’s player in Division 1 hockey. annual group of WCHA Scholar-Athlete Award recipients for 2011-12. The Four of the 12 nominees are from Minnesota. They are junior previous record for honorees in one season was 90 in 2010-11. defenseman Megan Bozek (Buffalo Grove, IL), sophomore forward Amanda “It is with a great deal of pride that we announce our seventh annual Kessel (Madison, WI), junior goaltender Noora Räty (Espoo, Finland), and group of WCHA Scholar-Athletes,” said McLeod, Martin, Sanregret and senior forward Jen Schoullis (Erie, PA). Räty was one of 10 finalists for the Leo (Chair, women’s league) in a joint statement. award a year ago. “This announcement has become one of the real highlights for the Three nominees are from league champion Wisconsin in sophomore Western Collegiate Hockey Association each season as it focuses attention goaltender Alex Rigsby (Delafield, WI), senior forward Hilary Knight (Sun on a truly exceptional group of student-athletes. These outstanding young Valley, ID) – who was a top ten finalist last season – and junior forward men and women have gone above and beyond to achieve great success Brianna Decker (Dousman, WI). both on and off the ice and their accomplishments are a testimony to the North Dakota has two nominees. They are twin sisters Jocelyne amount of dedication and hard work they put in throughout the school Lamoureux and Monique Lamoureux-Kolls of Grand Forks, ND. Both are year. Together, they represent their teams and their league in a most juniors. Lamoureux is a forward while Monique has played at b both impressive way and we could not be more proud of each and every one foward and on the blue line. of them. On behalf of the entire WCHA, We wish them all the success in Bemidji State, Minnesota Duluth and Ohio State each have one the world.” nominee. Senior goaltender Zuzana Tomcikova (Bratislava, Slovakia), is The WCHA Scholar-Athlete Award was developed through Association the BSU nominee; senior forward Haley Irwin (Thunder Bay, ON) is UMD’s member team Faculty Representatives and approved by the conference nominee and senior forward Natalie Spooner (Scarborough, ON) is OSU’s membership beginning with the 2005-06 season. To earn recognition as a nominee. WCHA Scholar-Athlete, conference-member student-athletes must have The 34 Division 1 coaches will pick the 10 Patty Kazmaier finalists, completed at least one year of residency at their present institution prior which will be announced March 1. A 13-member selection committee to the current academic year and must also have a grade-point average will then select the final three, which will be announced March 8, and of at least 3.50 on a 4.0 scale for each of the previous two semesters or the winner, which will be announced March 17 at a brunch in Duluth in three quarters, or may qualify if his or her overall GPA is at least 3.50 for conjuction with the NCAA Women’s Frozen Four. all terms at his or her present institution. 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 Over the first seven years of the award, there have now been 525 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Scholar-Athletes honorees representing all 12 men’s-member and all eight women’s- ****four-time recipient; ***three-time recipient; **two time recipient member institutions. The previous record for honorees in one season was 90 in 2010-11. Bemidji State University: Molly Arola** (Jr., F, Walker, MN); Allie Fifty-four (54) of this season’s 110 men’s and women’s WCHA Scholar- Duellman (So., D, Maplewood, MN); Emily Erickson*** (Jr., F, Coleraine, Athletes are repeat honorees, including two four-time recipients and 15 MN); Sadie Lundquist** (Jr., F, Cloquet, MN); Alana McElhinney*** (Sr., G, three-time winners. Calgary, AB); Zuzana Tomcikova** (Sr., G, Bratislava, Slovakia); Montana Earning this distinguished honor for the fourth time are Minnesota Vichorek*** (Sr., D, Moose Lake, MN); Erika Wheelhouse (Jr., D, Crookston, Duluth’s Kenny Reiter (2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12) and Minnesota MN); Marlee Wheelhouse*** (Sr., D, Crookston, MN); Abby Williams** State’s Austin Lee (2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12), who also become (Jr., F, Alexandria, MN); Danielle Williams (So., D/F, Waconia, MN); Lauren only the fourth and fifth conference student-athletes to do so. The others Williams (Sr., F, Eagan, MN). were North Dakota’s Chay Genoway (2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11), University of Minnesota: Bethany Brausen (So., F, Little Canada, MN); Colorado College’s Scott McCulloch (2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09) Alyssa Grogan (Sr., G, Eagan, MN); Nikki Ludwigson*** (Sr., F, Bloomington, and Minnesota State’s Jenna Hewitt (2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009- MN). 10). University of Minnesota Duluth: Kacy Ambroz (Sr., F, New Prague, MN); Fifteen of this season’s honorees have now earned the WCHA Audrey Cournoyer** (Jr., F, Montreal, QC); Jamie Kenyon (So., F, Sparta, Scholar-Athlete award for the third time in their careers. They are: Alaska WI); Mariia Posa (Jr., D, Helsinki, Finland); Lana Steck (Sr., G, Winnipeg, Anchorage’s Dusan Sidor; Bemidji State’s Emily Erickson, Alana McElhinney, MB); Vanessa Thibault** (Jr., F, Lachine, QC). Montana Vichorek and Marlee Wheelhouse; Colorado College’s David Minnesota State University, Mankato: Alli Altmann** (Sr., G, Eagan, Civitarese; Michigan Tech’s Corson Cramer; Minnesota’s Nikki Ludwigson, MN); Emilia Andersson (Jr., D, Stockholm, Sweden); Elisabeth Hewett Minnesota State’s Joe Schiller and Jackie Otto; North Dakota’s Brad (So., D, Oak Bluff, MB); Melissa Klippenstein (So., F, Neubergthal, MB); Eidsness; St. Cloud State’s Jordy Christian, Anna Donlan, Drew LeBlanc, Ariel Mackley** (Sr., F, Burnsville, MN); Erika Magnusson** (Jr., D, Fergus Travis Novak and Brittany Toor; and Wisconsin’s Carolyne Prévost. Falls, MN); Jackie Otto*** (Sr., D, Lake Zurich, IL); Kathleen Rogan (So., F, The complete list of 54 repeat honorees for 2011-12, by member Vancouver, BC); Lauren Smith** (Jr., F, Burnsville, MN). institution, are as follows (indicates four-time recipient****, three-time University of North Dakota: Jocelyne Lamoureux** (Jr., F, Grand recipient***, two-time recipient**): Forks, ND); Monique Lamoureux-Kolls** (Jr., F/D, Grand Forks, ND); Mary University of Alaska Anchorage: Chris Crowell**, Dusan Sidor**. Loken** (Jr., F, Roseau, MN); Allison Parizek** (Jr., F, Minot, ND); Margot Bemidji State University: Molly Arola**, Jake Areshenko**, Dan Bakala**, Miller** (Sr., F, West Bloomfield, MI); Michelle Bonapace-Potvin (Fr., G, Emily Erickson***, Darcy Findlay**, Drew Fisher**, Sadie Lundquist**, Alana Royn-Noranda, QC); Jordan Slavin** (Jr., D, Erie, CO). McElhinney***, Jamie MacQueen**, Brance Orban**, Zuzana Tomcikova**, Ohio State University: Madison Marcotte (So., D, White Bear Lake, Montana Vichorek***, Brady Wacker**, Marlee Wheelhouse***, Abby MN); Minttu Tuominen (Jr., F, Espoo, Finland); Kelly Wild** (Sr., D, Mendota Williams**. Heights, MN). Colorado College: David Civitarese***. St. Cloud State University: Sydney Burghardt (So., F, Medicine Hat, University of Denver: Shawn Ostrow**, Paul Phillips**. AB); Callie Dahl** (Jr., F, Stillwater, MN); Anna Donlan*** (Jr., G, Hillsboro, Michigan Technological University: Corson Cramer***, Kevin WI); Julia Gilbert (So., F, Hermantown, MN); Amanda Monkman (So., D, Genoe**. Roseau, MN); Amy Olson (So., F, Roseau, MN); Brittany Toor*** (Sr., F, University of Minnesota: Jake Kremer**, Nikki Ludwigson***, Nico Hartland, MI). Sacchetti**. University of Wisconsin: Natalie Berg (So., D, Minnetonka, MN); University of Minnesota Duluth: Audrey Cournoyer**, Aaron Crandall**, Carolyne Prévost*** (Sr., F, Sarnia, ON). Kenny Reiter****, Vanessa Thibault**. Minnesota State University, Mankato: Alli Altmann**, Tyler Elbrecht**, November 15, 2011 Austin Lee****, Ariel Mackley**, Erika Magnusson**, Jackie Otto***, Joe Schiller***, Lauren Smith**. Four Nation’s Cup Re-Cap University of Nebraska Omaha: Fredrik Bergman**. Team USA Captures Gold in Sweden with Help from Six WCHA University of North Dakota: Brad Eidsness***, Jocelyne Lamoureux**, Monique Lamoureux-Kolls**, Mary Loken**, Margot Miller**, Allison Member Team Players Parizek**, Jordan Slavin**. Ohio State University: Kelly Wild**. While most WCHA teams got a break from play last week, 15 WCHA St. Cloud State University: Jordy Christian***, Callie Dahl**, Anna players from six conference schools, including six from gold medalist Donlan***, Drew LeBlanc***, Mike Lee**, Travis Novak***, Brittany Team USA, competed in the Four Nations Cup Nov. 9-14 in Nyköping, Toor***. Sweden. The Four Nations Cup brought together the top four women’s University of Wisconsin: Carolyne Prévost***. hockey countries in the world – Canada, Finland, Sweden and the United In 2005-06, the inaugural season of the WCHA Scholar-Athlete award, States – for the international tournament. there were 47 men’s and women’s honorees. In 2006-07, there were 49 The USA roster included six WCHA players – Wisconsin’s Hilary Knight, honorees, in 2007-08 there were 79, in 2008-09 there were 71, in 2009-10 who had the title-clinching goal in the 4-3 championship game shootout, there were 80, and in 2010-11 there were 90. and Brianna Decker, Minnesota’s Amanda Kessel and Jen Schoullis, and North Dakota’s Monique Lamoureux-Kolls and Jocelyne Lamoureux. Former Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award winner Jessie Vetter, the ex- Wisconsin goaltender, former UW players Meghan Duggan and Molly Engstrom, former Minnesota Duluth forward Jenny Potter, former Ohio State defenseman Lisa Chasson and ex-Minnesota player Gigi Marvin are among WCHA alumnae who won a gold medal. Ohio State senior forward Natalie Spooner, Wisconsin defenseman Stefanie McKeough and Minnesota Duluth forward Haley Irwin represented Team Canada at the Four Nations. Former Wisconsin defenseman Bobbi Jo Slusar also was on Team Canada, which fell 4-3 in a shootout to the United States in the championship game. 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 Minnesota Duluth junior forward Pernilla Winberg and Minnesota October 25, 2011 State defenseman Emilia Andersson played for Team Sweden while UMD freshman defenseman Tea Villila played for Team Finland with Mark Johnson, Jeff Sauer Among Four Lester North Dakota’s Michelle Karvinen, Minttu Tuominen of Ohio State and Minnesota defenseman Mira Jaluso. Patrick Trophy Winners Recognized by NHL Award Ceremony Set for Wednesday, Oct. 26 in Saint Paul 2011 Four Nations Cup Schedule & Results Courtesy of NHL.com @ Stora Hallen Arena, Nykoping, Sweden NEW YORK, N.Y. – Distinguished player and coach Mark Johnson, Hockey Date Game, Time Hall of Famer Bob Pulford, long-time USA Hockey executive Tony Rossi Wednesday, Nov. 9 Canada 5 vs Finland 0, 9:30 am ET and college coaching legend Jeff Sauer have been named recipients of Sweden 0 vs USA 8, 1:00 pm ET the 2011 Lester Patrick Trophy for outstanding service to hockey in the Thursday, Nov. 10 Canada 3 vs USA 1, 9:30 am ET United States. The recipients will be honored at an evening reception on Sweden 1 vs Finland 2, 1:00 pm ET Oct. 26 at the RiverCentre in St. Paul, Minn. Saturday, Nov. 12 Finland 0 vs USA 10, 9:30 am ET Johnson, a Minneapolis, Minn. native, is an not only an accomplished Sweden 1 vs Canada 3, 1:00 pm ET athlete, but has distinguished himself as an outstanding coach as well. Sunday, Nov. 13 Bronze Medal Game, 5:30 am ET He played 11 years in the NHL (1979-90), where he amassed 508 points in Sweden 2 vs Finland 1 669 games with the Pittsburgh Penguins, Minnesota North Stars, Hartford Gold Medal Game, 9:00 am ET Whalers, St. Louis Blues and New Jersey Devils. USA 4 vs Canada 3 (SO) Johnson may be best known as the leading scorer for Team USA at the 1980 Olympic Winter Games, where he scored twice in Team USA’s iconic victory against the Soviet Union en route to the gold medal. All total, Johnson represented the United States as a player in 13 international tournaments. He also enjoyed a three-year collegiate playing career at the University of Wisconsin where he was a two-time All-American and was named the Western Collegiate Hockey Association Freshman of the Year in 1977. Johnson is currently the head coach of the women’s hockey team at his alma mater, having led Wisconsin to four NCAA championships (2006, 2007, 2009 and 2011). He also served as the head coach of the 2010 silver-medal winning U.S. Olympic women’s ice hockey team and

A women’s collegiate ice hockey record crowd of 12,402 watched defending national champion Wisconsin take on league rival Bemidji State in the 'Fill the Bowl' promotion at the Kohl Center on January 28. Photo courtesy of UW Sports Information office. 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 twice was as an assistant coach for the U.S. men’s national team at the International Ice Hockey Federation Men's World Championship (2000, 2002). Johnson, the son of legendary college and NHL coach “Badger” Bob Johnson, was inducted into the United States Hockey Hall of Fame in 2004. Sauer, a Fort Atkinson, Wis., native, is one of the most successful and distinguished coaches in the history of college hockey. Following his playing career at Colorado College, where he played for Bob Johnson, Sauer spent more than 30 seasons as an NCAA Division 1 head coach – both at Colorado College from 1971-80 and then at the University of Wisconsin from 1983-2002. Sauer won national championships as coach of the Badgers in both 1983 and 1990 and ranks eighth on the all-time wins list of college hockey coaches with more than 650 victories (655- 532-57) and a winning percentage of .549. Sauer also is closely involved with preparing and coaching the USA Deaf Olympic Team, having participated in seven Deaflympics and earning a gold medal in 2007 at the IIHF Winter Deaf Olympics. In April 2009, he also coached Team USA to a bronze medal in the first ever World Deaf Hockey Championships. Sauer earned the John “Snooks” Kelley Founders Award from the American Hockey Coaches Association in 2003, presented to individuals in the coaching profession who have contributed to the overall growth and development of the sport of ice hockey in the United September 27, 2011 States. He is a member of USA Hockey’s International Council and the Disabled Hockey Committee and also currently works for the WCHA as WCHA and Member Teams Participate in Breast assistant to the commissioner. Sauer was recently named head coach of the U.S. National Sled Hockey Team. Cancer Awareness Month The Lester Patrick award, one of the most prestigious in hockey, was presented to the NHL by the New York Rangers in 1966. It honors the MADISON, Wis. – The Western Collegiate Hockey Association’s eight memory of Lester Patrick, who spent 50 years in hockey as a player, coach member women’s teams will participate in promotions to support Breast and general manager and was a pioneer in the sport’s development. Cancer Awareness Month. Each of the eight teams will be involved in at least one promotional October 18, 2011 event throughout October and each team will wear a patch on their uniforms, encouraging Breast Cancer Awareness. Nine WCHA Players to Compete in Four Nations Various promotional activities will take place to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer research. Spectators are encouraged to wear pink Cup Tournament Nov. 9-13 in Sweden clothing in support of all those affected by breast cancer.

Nine Western Collegiate Hockey Association member-team players, September 21, 2011 including six from Team USA, will take a break from their collegiate careers next month to compete in the Four Nation’s tournament. League Head Coaches Select Defending Ohio State senior forward Natalie Spooner, Wisconsin defenseman Stefanie McKeough and Minnesota Duluth forward Haley Irwin are three National Champion Wisconsin to Win WCHA of 23 players selected to represent Team Canada at the 2011 Four Nations Cup, taking place Nov. 9-14 in Nyköping, Sweden. Title in 2011-12 The Four Nations Cup brings together the top four women’s hockey Minnesota Chosen Second, Minnesota Duluth Third in Annual countries in the world – Canada, Finland, Sweden and the United States Preseason WCHA Head Coaches Poll; Wisconsin’s Knight Picked – for the international tournament. Former Wisconsin defenseman Bobbi Jo Slusar also is on Team Canada. as Pre-season WCHA Player of the Year; North Dakota’s Michelle USA Hockey announced their first 20 players on Oct. 14, including Karvinen, Minnesota’s Meghan Lorence, Minnesota Duluth’s Wisconsin’s Hillary Knight and Brianna Decker, Minnesota’s Amanda Brigette Lacquette Tabbed as Rookies of the Year Kessel and Jen Schoullis, and North Dakota’s Monique Lamoureux-Kolls and Jocelyne Lamoureux for its roster for the U.S. Women’s National Team. MADISON, Wis. – There will be no surprises from the coaches who The U.S. will add two goaltenders to its final roster following its training have seen its league win the last 12 women’s national championships. camp in Hamden, Conn., Nov. 1-6. Former Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award The University of Wisconsin swept to the national championship in a winner Jessie Vetter, the ex-Wisconsin netminder, is one of three goalies memorable season last year (2010-11) and, according to a preseason poll who will compete for the job. of league coaches, the Badgers are the pick to win the Western Collegiate The USA roster includes 15 players who won the gold medal for Team Hockey Association women’s title again in 2011-12. USA at the IIHF Women’s World Championship this past April. That group The Badgers, who won the WCHA regular season crown and the WCHA includes former Wisconsin players Meghan Duggan, Molly Engstrom and FINAL FACE-OFF a year ago before beating Boston University 4-1 to win Vetter, former Minnesota Duluth forward Jenny Potter, and ex-Minnesota the national title, return 18 players this season. Wisconsin collected six player Gigi Marvin plus Knight, Decker and the Lamoureux twins. first place votes and 47 points in the poll of the league’s eight head coaches. Minnesota finished second with 43 votes, including two first place votes. Minnesota Duluth, with 37 points, was selected to finish third. Like Wisconsin, UMD qualified for the NCAA tournament last season. North Dakota was picked to finish fourth, followed by Ohio State in fifth place, Bemidji State in sixth, Minnesota State in seventh and St. Cloud 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 State in eighth. In addition, the upgrades include … Easy access to standings and Wisconsin senior forward Hilary Knight, a member of the women’s U.S. statistics right from the home page … A Live Game Day WCHA Scoreboard Olympic Hockey Team in 2010, received six votes and is the head coaches’ – with links to live box scores that will appear on the home page on any pick to be preseason WCHA Player of the Year. An AHCA Division 1 First day there is a game … A Live Game Day National Scoreboard – with links Team All-American as a sophomore and junior, Knight was also a Patty to live box scores that will appear on the home page on any day there is Kazmaier Memorial Award Top 10 finalist in 2010-11 and has scored 112 a game … A Live Mobile WCHA Scoreboard – box scores via www.wcha. goals in her first three seasons. Brianna Decker, Knight’s teammate on com/mobile. This is a fully functional mobile website that also includes Wisconsin, also received two votes. game stories, statistics, etc. … A Live Mobile National Scoreboard – box Three players – North Dakota forward Michelle Karvinen, Minnesota scores via www.wcha.com/mobile … Game story integration with game forward Meghan Lorence and Minnesota Duluth defenseman Brigette stories posted from all games to make the all-new WCHA.com a place fans Lacquette – are the head coaches’ choice as pre-season WCHA Rookie want to visit more regularly. For example, on Saturday morning fans can of the Year. Minnesota’s Rachel Ramsey and Minnesota Duluth’s Jenna read what happened in all Friday night games in one cohesive location McParland also had one vote each. … An Upgraded Standings Page – includes information on head-to-head records within the league … New Sortable Team Statistic Pages – can be sorted by category at the top of the table … A New WCHA Against the 2011-12 WCHA Head Coaches Pre-Season Poll Rest Page – with records for each WCHA team against teams from other Rank Team (1st place votes) Points leagues … New WCHA-member team pages that feature direct links to 1 Wisconsin (6) 47 each school’s website, tickets, and audio and/or video broadcasts. 2 Minnesota (2) 44 Some of the new technology employed in the design of the all-new 3 Minnesota Duluth 35 TheWCHAShop.com are upgraded photo zooming on the product 4 North Dakota 34 pages, the ability for people to share product pages through places like 5 Ohio State 24 Facebook and Twitter for added exposure, new TheWCHAShop.com Gift 6 Bemidji State 20 Certificates, and a new checkout process upgraded to a one-page checkout 7 Minnesota State 13 to make it easier for customers to shop. Additionally, TheWCHAShop.com 8 St. Cloud State 7 is developing a mobile commerce website to allow for purchases from (Note: coaches could not vote for their own teams in the poll Smart Phones. and points were awarded on a 7-6-5-4-3-2-1 system.)

WCHA Pre-Season Player of the Year (votes) Hilary Knight, F, Wisconsin (6); Brianna Decker, F, Wisconsin (2). WCHA Pre-Season Rookie of the Year (votes) Michelle Karvinen, F, North Dakota (2); Brigette Lacquette, D, Minnesota Duluth (2); Meghan Lorence, F, Minnesota (2); Rachel Ramsey, D, Minnesota (1); Jenna McParland, F, Minnesota Duluth (1). Visit www.wcha.com/mobile for Live League & National Scoreboards, Box Scores, Statistics

The WCHA’s official web site – wcha.com – features fully functional mobile pages where visitors can access live league and national scoreboards, in-game box scores, statistics, standings, etc. To access all the latest developments as games are in progress visit www.wcha.com/mobile. Visit Us on the Web at WCHA.com Website Features Game Day Story Integration, Live Game-Day League & National Scoreboards, Mobile Applications; Sortable Statistics; Individual Player Pages

The Western Collegiate Hockey Association’s official website – WCHA. com – was all-new for 2010-11. The WCHA teamed up with SportDesigns. com to provide visitors with a full-service experience that now features a significant number of upgrades, including new game-day live league and national scoreboards, fully-functional mobile pages, a host of new features including sortable statistics and individual player pages, and the league’s on-line store – TheWCHAShop.com. Now included at WCHA.com are game-day live scoreboards, fully functional mobile pages that include press releases, game stories, box scores, team and league stats and live game box scores, a more seemless integration of schedules, rosters, standings, live box scores, and statistics in conjunction with collegehockeystats.net, a new ‘campus news’ section that features the latest press releases from both men’s and women’s member teams. 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 Final WCHA Team Notebooks

first period, Emily West took a shot on goal, and was tripped … A penalty Bemidji State shot was awarded and West scored to bring the score to 3-2 in favor of the Gophers … The penalty shot score was the first by a Minnesota Bemidji State achieved its winningest season in program history with a player since January 2008 when Bobbi Ross scored … It was the first 17-17-3 mark during the 2011-12 campaign … 2011-12 was a season of ever penalty shot attempted in an NCAA championship game … The firsts for the Beavers as they earned their first-ever ranking after upending five goals in the opening period were the most combined goals scored eventual National Champion University of Minnesota Oct. 29 … BSU rose in a single period in an NCAA championship game … After five goals in to as high as No. 7 in the polls following a win over North Dakota Nov. 26 the first period, both teams went scoreless in the second period … The … The Beavers had five wins over teams ranked in the top 10 during the Badgers outshot the Gophers 14-7 in the period, but Gopher goalie Noora 2011-12 campaign … Senior goaltender Zuzana Tomcikova became the Räty came up big, time after time … The Gophers got an insurance goal program’s first-ever All-American selection as she was named to the 2012 early in the third peirod when Sarah Erickson scored her second goal CCM All-America Second Team … Tomcikova also accomplished the feat of the game, four minutes in … Wisconsin outshot the Gophers 20-9 of being BSU’s first All-WCHA First Team pick … In addition to Tomcikova, in the final period, but Minnesota’s defense held strong … Wisconsin defenseman Montana Vichorek also earned accolades from the WCHA as got a power-play opportunity with just under 3:00 remaining in the she was selected All-WCHA Third Team for the second time in her career game … The Badgers pulled goaltender Alex Rigsby from the net for a … A lot of BSU’s success during the 2011-12 season was due to the stellar full two minutes with a six-on-four advantage … Minnesota’s net was play of its power-play unit as the squad scored a school-record 36 goals peppered with shots during the penalty, but the Gophers were able to on the man-advantage and was ranked in the top five nationally in that successfully kill the penalty … Rigsby did not return to the Badger net category for most of the season … The 36 power-play goals helped ignite when Minnesota returned to full-strength, and Jen Schoullis had an another school record as Bemidji State finished with 101 goals overall, open net shot, but didn’t score … The Golden Gophers advanced to the the team’s best total since the 1999-2000 season … BSU’s senior class of NCAA Frozen Four championship game with a 3-1 victory over Cornell Kimberly Lieder, Alana McElhinney, Zuzana Tomcikova, Montana Vichorek, in the tournament semifinal on Friday, March 16 … Amanda Kessel led Marlee Wheelhouse and Lauren Williams went out on a unique note as the Gophers with three points on a goal and two assists in the game they became the winningest four-year class in program history during … Megan Bozek had the game-winning goal, which came in the first the 2011-12 season … Several members of that class will be etched in period … Minnesota was dominant in the first period, logging 21 shots the record books for years to come … Tomcikova finished her collegiate on goal and two goals while Cornell managed just five shots on goal career holding every career record for BSU goaltenders as she surpassed … The second period had a much different feel as the Big Red came the marks for wins, saves, save percentage, minutes played, games played, back from intermission showing more offensive pressure … Cornell got goals-against average and shutouts … Vichorek also finished in the top on the board with a goal 11:40 into the period, getting a power-play 10 in several categories as she is ranked for points, power-play goals, goal from Alyssa Gagliardi … After being severely outshot in the first assists, points by a defenseman, goals by a defenseman, games played period, Cornell came back to lead in shots 13-9 in the second period … and consecutive games played … Vichorek set the school mark for assists The Gophers came back to life in the third period, allowing just three by a defenseman surpassing Lisa Peters … Marlee Wheelhouse became shots on goal and staying out of the penalty box … Cornell took two the school record holder for consecutive games played and games played penalties in the latter half of the period, giving the Gophers nearly four and is also ranked in the top 10 for points by a defenseman, goals by a consecutive minutes on the power-play … Minnesota did not score with defenseman and assists by a defenseman … McElhinney and Lieder also the advantage, but was able to wear down Cornell’s defense … Cornell finished their careers ranked in BSU’s record books in a few categories pulled their goaltender in favor of an extra skater with just under 1:00 … In addition to school records, Tomcikova finished her career ranked remaining in the game, and Emily West was able to score an empty-net second all-time in saves in the WCHA and third all-time in the same goal on a breakaway with just :34 seconds remaining … Four Minnesota category in the NCAA … Tomcikova was also a Patty Kazmaier Memorial players were named to the NCAA Women’s Frozen Four All-Tournament Award nominee for her strong senior season … Bemidji State played a Team in Sarah Erickson, Amanda Kessel, Megan Bozek and Noora Räty … thrilling game in front of a NCAA record 12,402 fans at the Kohl Center Räty was also named the Most Outstanding Player of the Frozen Four … against Wisconsin Jan. 28. Minnesota made its 10th appearance in the 12-year history of the NCAA Championship, and qualified for the NCAA postseason tournament for a Minnesota fifth-straight season … The Gophers have a 11-8-1 overall record in the NCAA Tournament, and has advanced to the Frozen Four eight times … Minnesota finished the 2011-12 season with an NCAA Championship and Minnesota has played in the NCAA championship game four times (2004, No. 1 ranking in the USCHO.com and USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine 2005, 2006 and 2012) … Minnesota allowed just 54 goals on the season, national polls … The national title was the fourth in the history of the the lowest in the nation … Minnesota led the nation in scoring defense, Gopher women’s hockey program, and third in the NCAA era … The Golden allowing just 1.32 goals per game during the season … Minnesota tied for Gopher defeated Wisconsin in the NCAA title game at AMSOIL Arena in the most goals scored in the 2011-12 season, collecting 181 goals to tie Duluth … Minnesota got on the scoreboard first, as Amanda Kessel scored Wisconsin for the national lead … Minnesota finished the season ranked 9:45 into the game … Less than two minutes later, the Gophers made No. 1 in scoring margin, winning by an average of 3.10 goals per game … it 2-0 with a goal by Sarah Erickson, who went top side against Badger For the second consecutive season, Amanda Kessel was the Gophers’ top goalie Alex Rigsby … The Gophers were on the penalty-kill for nearly scorer … She tallied 80 points in her sophomore campaign, giving her 5:00 through the last half of the period, and Wisconsin took advantage 130 career points after two seasons … She is the second-highest scoring … Stephanie McKeough found the net on a power-play, bringing the sophomore in program history, as only Natalie Darwitz had more career score to 2-1 … Less than two minutes later, Brooke Ammerman scored at points after two seasons of play … Darwitz had 146 career points at the even-strength to tie up the score, with a delayed penalty … Kessel went end of her sophomore season … Kessel’s 80-point season ranks third in to the box, and Kelly Terry joined her one minute later, giving Wisconsin the Minnesota record books for points in a season, behind Natalie Darwitz a five-on-three advantage for one minute … The Gophers were able to (114 points in 2004-05) and Krissy Wendell (104 points in 2004-05) … kill both penalties and only gave up two shots on goal while Wisconsin Junior goaltender Noora Räty led the nation in goals-against average at was on the power-play … With one and a half minutes remaining in the 1.35, and led the nation with 10 shutouts during the season season … 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 Final WCHA Team Notebooks con’t Minnesota Duluth

UMD finished the 2011-12 season ranked No. 10 by USCHO.com and No. Three of her 10 shutouts came in post-season play, and she allowed just 9 by USA Today/USA Hockey, jumping back into the top-10 after falling five goals in seven post-season games … Räty reached 34 wins in 2011- out for the first time in program history on Feb. 13 … The Bulldogs 12, the school record for wins in a season … Räty also holds second place finished the season with an overall record of 21-14-1, their 13th season in the Minnesota record book with 25 wins in 2010-11 … Jody Horak is with 20 or more wins … UMD’s 14 loses were a program-high, however, in third place in the record book with 24 wins in the 2004-05 season … topping the previous high of 12 in the 2003-04 season … Four players Räty set the school record for career shutouts when she got her 22nd turned in 30 or more points over the season, including senior center at St. Cloud State on Feb. 4 … She had since added four shutouts, and Haley Irwin, who put up 54 points (16g, 38a) in just 34 games played currently has 26 in her career … Senior Emily West finished her career … Irwin became the sixth member of UMD’s 200-point club on Feb. 18 among the top 10 scorers in Minnesota history … West ranks 10th in with a power-play tally and ends her career at UMD as the fifth-highest career points with 158 … Seniors Jen Schoullis and Sarah Erickson were scorer in Bulldog history with 206 points in just 134 games … With 127 just shy of breaking into the top-10 as Schoullis tallied 156 career points, career assists, Irwin also wraps up her time at UMD with the third most and Erickson had 155 career points … Sarah Erickson and Emily West each helpers in program history … Junior winger Audrey Cournoyer had a rank among the all-time top 10 goal scorers for Minnesota … West ranks breakout season for the Bulldogs, putting up 48 points, including 22 goals seventh all time with 82 career goals, while Erickson ranks 10th with 69 – a team-high … With a combined 54 points in her first two seasons at career goals … Minnesota had three defensemen who ranked in the top UMD, Cournoyer’s offensive output pushed her into another club – the 25 nationally in scoring by defensemen … Junior Megan Bozek finished 100 point club at UMD … Cournoyer, who picked up just one penalty this second nationally in points by a defensemen with 42 on the season … season in 36 skates, has 101 points in 111 games as a Bulldog … Rookie In first place was North Dakota’s Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, who also winger Jenna McParland ranked third in scoring for the Bulldogs with played at forward during the season … Bozek ranked third in points per 32 points, 21 of which were tallies, with a team-best five game winning game by a defenseman (1.08 ppg) and was one of only three defenseman goals … McParland’s 21 goals were the most by a UMD rookie since Irwin in the nation to average more than one point per game … Senior Anne netted 23 in her rookie season of 2007-08 … Junior blueliner Jessica Schleper ranked eighth nationally in scoring by defensemen with 28 Wong dropped in 30 points from the backline, tying her for sixth-most points, ranking 16th in points per game, averaging 0.68 ppg … Rookie points by a defensemen in a single season … Wong had 38 points a from Rachel Ramsey finished 14th in points with 25 points, and 22nd in points the blueline during the 2010-11 season … Wong has now recorded 68 per game with 0.61 … Among freshmen defensemen, Ramsey ranked points (26g) as a defensemen in two seasons, which currently ranks her second in the country in points scored … Senior defenseman Anne as the sixth highest scoring blueliner in Bulldog history … With 26 goals, Schleper has 114 career points, and moved ahead of Courtney Kennedy Wong has already scored more goals from the backline then any other for second place on Minnesota’s all-time list for points by a defenseman defenseman in the program … Both Wong and Irwin earned All-WCHA … Kennedy (1998-2001) had 112 career points … The school record for Third Team honors this past season … Both McParland and Brigette points by a defenseman is 134 by Winny Brodt (1998-2003) … Schleper Lacquette, who cashed in 20 points from the backline in her own right, played in 158 career games, and owns the school record for career games landed on the All-WCHA Rookie Team, a nod of what may come for a played … Junior defenseman Megan Bozek has 89 career points and UMD squad that will graduate five players this May … Senior forward ranks fourth on the Minnesota all-time scoring list for defensemen … Kacy Ambroz set a UMD record for consecutive games played, finishing Bozek also has 27 career goals and ranks fourth in Gopher history in goals her career with 142 straight appearances for the Bulldogs … Ambroz also by a defenseman … The Gophers had a weekend attendance of 5,220 played in 148 games total, tying her for the fourth most games played against Wisconsin Jan. 6-7, with 2,554 fans at Ridder for Friday’s game in program history … Senior goaltender Jennifer Harss, who owns the and 2,666 fans in attendance on Saturday … Both figures rank among the top-two slots for saves in a single season, made the second most saves top 10 all-time attendance numbers for Ridder Arena … Against North in a year in her career in 2011-12 with 897 … She leaves UMD with 2,386 Dakota on Feb. 18, Minnesota had its third game with more than 2,000 stops – the third most by a goaltender and just a little over a hundred in attendance with a crowd of 2,157 … The Gophers had an average short of Riitta Schaublin’s mark of 2,494 picked up over four seasons … home attendance of 1,308 in 2011-12, up 50.6% from the attendance Harss, who had only three years of elgiblity at UMD, also leaves with the average of 838 in 2010-11 … This season, the Gophers had eight home third most wins in the program, owning a career record of 57-25-6 and games with crowds of 1,500 and over … Minnesota did not draw any 11 shutouts … Harss was impressive between the pipes at the end of the crowds of 1,500-plus last season … Five Gophers scored hat tricks this season when the Bulldogs made a postseason push, making 32 saves season: sophomores Amanda Kessel, Sarah Davis and Kelly Terry, and against then No. 1 Wisconsin in the WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF semifinal at seniors Jen Schoullis and Emily West … Davis had three goals against AMSOIL Arena to help secure a 3-1 win for UMD and a berth in the final UND in the WCHA semifinals to mark her first career hat trick … West had against Minnesota … As a team, the Bulldogs, who were sluggish out of three goals in the Jan. 27 game at Minnesota State, marking the first hat the gate to start the season, went 9-3 in their last 12 games, including trick of her career … West scored the Gophers’ final three goals of the winning nine of their last 11 heading into the WCHA final … UMD was game to give her team a 6-3 victory … Terry got her first career hat trick 5-10-1 against teams ranked in the top-10 … The 2011-12 season marks at Harvard, scoring three goals in the first period … Schoullis had her only the second time in school history the Bulldogs did not land in the first hat trick at Bemidji State on Oct. 28 … Kessel tallied four hat tricks NCAA tournament … The first was during the 2003-04 season when in 2011-12 … She recorded two hat tricks against New Hampshire Nov. the NCAA only offered a Frozen Four with no playoff system prior to the 18-19, marking the first time since 2004 that a Gopher player had two four-team tournament … UMD had a program-high of 13 players named hat tricks in a weekend. to the All-WCHA Academic Team this year. 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 Final WCHA Team Notebooks con’t WCHA Student-Athlete of the Year in Jocelyne Lamoureux(also Casie Hanson in 2007-08), its first AHCA All-Americans in Jocelyne Lamoureux (first team) and Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (second team), its first WCHA Minnesota State Rookie of the Year in Michelle Karvinen, and its first WCHA Scoring Champion in Jocelyne Lamoureux … Jocelyne Lamoureux finished the The Mavericks scored 64 goals and gave up 133 on the 2011-12 season … year tied for first in the national scoring race with 82 points and led the MSU averaged 27.69 shots per game and 10.25 minutes of penalties per nation in points per game … Monique Lamoureux-Kolls finished sixth game … Junior Lauren Smith and junior Lauren Zrust led the Mavericks in the nation in scoring with 71 points and led all defensemen in scoring in points as they finished in 37th for points in the WCHA (19) … In the … Michelle Karvinen led the nation in scoring by a rookie with 61 points second game of the season, MSU beat Lindenwood University 10-2 on Oct. … Josefine Jakobsen was second in the WCHA in scoring by a rookie 1, 2011, marking the largest margin of victory since a 9-1 victory against (trailing only Karvinen) and ninth in the nation. Findlay in 2003 … The Mavericks tied the school record in the blowout over Lindenwood in team assists in a period (9) and team assists in a game (17) … Sophomore forward Kathleen Rogan joined four others for the Ohio State most goals scored in a game when she scored four lamp-lighters … The Vancouver, B.C., native blasted 11 shots on goal against Lindenwood, The Ohio State women’s hockey team concluded its 2011-12 season landing her third on the charts for shots in a game at MSU … Rogan wasn’t with a pair of losses at Minnesota Duluth in the opening rounds of the the only player to reach the top charts as sophomore Lauren Barnes and WCHA Playoffs, Feb. 24-25 … The fifth-seeded Buckeyes dropped a 4-3 junior Lauren Smith each notched four assists in the game, tying the school decision vs. the fourth-seeded Bulldogs and followed with a 3-2 overtime record for most assists in a game (4) … Lauren Barnes had 18 points and loss in AMSOIL Arena … The Buckeyes concluded 2011-12 season with was tied for 38th in the WCHA for points … Barnes is ranked 30th in the a 16-16-4 overall mark and a 13-14-1-1 record in WCHA play … Ohio WCHA for assists with 14 … After a disappointing end to the season, the State finished fifth in the conference standings with 41 points … Ohio Mavericks say goodbye to six seniors including senior defensemen and State had five seniors this season in Brittany Carlson, Melissa Feste, captain’s Jackie Otto and Ariel Mackley … Otto now holds the record in Laura McIntosh, Natalie Spooner and Kelly Wild … Spooner ended her career games played at MSU (142) and Mackley falls one game behind Ohio State career on top of four Buckeye records including the season (141) her for second in career games played … Backstopper Alli Altmann goals record broken in the final series of the season … She finished her completed her career at MSU and ends second in career games played four years as Ohio State’s only student-athlete to score 100 goals in her among goaltenders, third in career saves made (2750) and fourth in career career and she had a program-best 16 career game-winning goals … In save percentage (.891) … Senior forward Emmi Leinonen graduates tied WCHA play, she led all current and former Buckeyes with 75 goals scored in sixth-place for career power-play goals (10) and fourth in career shots … Spooner finished the season with a team-best 50 points on 31 goals (372) … Senior defenseman/forward Jenna Peterson and senior assistant and 19 assists … Her 50 points finished tied for third all-time in points captain Moria O’Connor both registered valuable minutes in more than scored in a season at Ohio State … She had 12 power-play goals on the 115 games in their careers … A positive note for Minnesota State is it year, which is also third-best in the program … Spooner concluded her returns its top four scorers from this year and its leading scorer from career with 161 points for second all-time at Ohio State … Her 56 power 2010-11, who missed the majority of the season … Junior Lauren Smith play points is sixth all-time in the program and she finished her four years led the team in shots on goal (120) and co-led the team in points (19) second overall with 35 power play goals … Spooner finished with three and goals (9) … Smith garnished 10 assists this season, moving her to hat tricks on the year, including a pair of four-goal games … She totaled seventh on career assists at Minnesota State (37) and is ninth in career one short-handed, four game-winning and two unassisted goals on the shots on goal (315) … MSU returns 80% of its goals scored next season season … For her efforts this season, Spooner was honored as a Patty as the majority of its youthful lineup shift into upperclassmen, which is Kazmaier Memorial Award Top 10 Finalist … She earned All-America and led by Kari Lundberg and Lauren Barnes … Lundberg had nine goals and All-WCHA First Team honors as well … McIntosh concluded her collegiate eight assists as Barnes had 14 helpers and four goals. career as the program’s all-time leading points scorer and leader in career assists, finishing with 170 career points with 123 career assists … Against WCHA opponents, she led all current and former Buckeyes with 136 North Dakota career points and 98 assists … McIntosh totaled 60 power-play points (7g, 53a) in her career to finish tied for third all-time in Ohio State history The University of North Dakota women’s hockey team earned its first … McIntosh totaled 39 points on the year for second best on the team NCAA National Tournament appearance … UND also made its second … She tallied 12 goals and 27 assists … Wild finished her career as one WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF appearance (first last year) and its second straight of the program’s top defenders, tallying 63 points to come in seventh season hosting its WCHA first round playoff series … North Dakota overall in points by a defenseman … She totaled 17 points (3g, 14a) on became the first program to finish in the top-3 of WCHA standings the season to lead all Buckeye defensemen … Sophomore Ally Tarr had besides (UM, UMD, UW) excluding an Olympic year … UND had its most a breakout season, finishing third in scoring with 27 points on 17 goals wins in program history (22) and highest winning percentage (.635) … and 10 assists … She led the squad with six game-winners and notched The Fighting Sioux also had its most home wins in program history (15), a hat trick in the second game of the year … Tarr also finished second best winning percentage (.815), most goals scored in program history on the squad with six power play scores … Goalie Lisa Steffes concluded (155), best power-play percentage (23.0%) and best penalty-kill (87.4%) the season as the Buckeyes top goalie, totaling over 1401 minutes and … The Sioux also had the most shutouts (six) in program history and set having a 3.08 goals against average … She finished with a.894 save the record for most consecutive games scoring (35); only shutout once percentage and a 12-12-1 overall record … Her 610 saves ranks ninth at … UND set a new record for highest home total attendance (44,995) Ohio State in saves in a season. which was second best in the nation … North Dakota set new individual records in season points, goals and assists and new season rookie records in points, goals and assists … The Fighting Sioux concluded the season ranked sixth in the nation, the highest in program history … UND had a record seven WCHA Scholar-Athletes and 15 WCHA All-Academic Team members … UND had its first Patty Kazmaier finalists in Jocelyne Lamoureux (top three) and Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (top 10), its second 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 Final WCHA Team Notebooks con’t Wisconsin

After nearly duplicating last year’s success in the WCHA regular season, St. Cloud State Wisconsin (33-5-2, 23-3-2-1 WCHA) fell in the 2012 Frozen Four final to Minnesota by a score of 4-2 … Brianna Decker was named the 15th SEASON ENDS IN FIRST ROUND OF WCHA PLAYOFFS: St. Cloud State’s recipient of the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award … She is the fourth 2011-2012 women’s hockey season came to an end in the first round of Badger to win the award, joining Sara Bauer (2006), Jessie Vetter (2009) the WCHA Playoffs … The Huskies lost the opening series of the post- and Meghan Duggan (2011) … It also marks the third award in four years season two games to none against No. 2 Minnesota … The series was to go to Wisconsin … Wisconsin played in its sixth national title game, played Feb. 24-25, at Ridder Arena in Minneapolis … SCSU fell 6-1 in and has an all-time record of 4-2 in Frozen Four finals … The Badgers game one and the following day were shut out 6-0 … Minnesota went have played for the national championship six out of the past seven years on to win the WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF and also the NCAA Championship, … Hilary Knight ended her storied career at UW as the program’s points defeating defending national champion Wisconsin 4-2 in the title game. leader with 262 points … Her 161 goals is also the most scored by a single THE RECORD: SCSU finishes the season with a 5-29-2 record, going 4-26 in Badger in the both men’s and women’s hockey at Wisconsin … The the WCHA, good for seventh place. HOPE FOR FUTURE: The Huskies will Badgers and Gophers scored a combined five goals in the first period to return 96 of its 114 points (36g, 60a) scored during the 2011-12 season open the 2012 national championship game … Wisconsin was on the … They will return both their leading goal scorer in sophomore forward short end of the opening frame and started the second period with a Molli Mott (10g, 4a) and their leader in assists, freshman forward Abby 3-2 deficit … Both team’s defenses buckled-down in the second as neither Ness (2g, 12a) … Also returning will be junior forward, assistant captain team could find the back of the net … In the third period the Badgers Alex Nelson (7g, 4a), sophomore forward Julia Gilbert (2g, 7a), and junior out-shot the Gophers 20-9 … However, Minnesota would be the one to forward and captain Jocelyn Zabrick (4g, 2a) … In all the Huskies only lose tally a goal, as the Gophers went on to win their third national three seniors while bringing back a wealth of talent. FAREWELL SENIORS: championship with a 4-2 win over the Badgers … After a 2-0 deficit, St. Cloud State seniors Brittany Toor (Hartland, MI), Jaclyn Daggit (St. Paul Stefanie McKeough scored on the power-play to start a mid-period rally Park, MN), and Tayler VanDenakker (Winnipeg, MB) have completed their for the Badgers … Brooke Ammerman scored a tying goal less than two collegiate hockey careers at SCSU … The three seniors combined for 53 minutes later to bring the score to 2-2 … However, a late period breakaway points (19g, 34a) in 296 games. TOOR SAVED BEST FOR LAST: Senior forward would lead to the Gophers drawing a penalty shot and Emily West scored and assistant captain Brittany Toor had her best season as a Husky in her the go-ahead goal to make it 3-2 … Alex Rigsby made 21-of-25 stops in final year … Toor scored a team-high and career best 16 points on seven the game … In the national semifinal versus Boston College, Wisconsin goals and nine assists … Her totals in both goals and assists were also used five unanswered goals to defeat BC by a score of 6-2 … The Eagles career bests, as well as second highest on the team in each category … opened the scoring within the first minute of the game, but Brittany Toor also recorded the Huskies lone shorthanded goal of the season on Ammerman and Carolyne Prévost responded for the Badgers, both scoring Jan. 13 in a 4-2 victory at Minnesota State … She is now tied for eighth before the end of the period making it 2-1 UW … Prévost’s goal was her all-time with 137 career games played at SCSU. FRIEND RECIEVES ALL- first shorthanded goal of the season and the Badgers’ 10th … Hilary WCHA HONORS: Freshman goaltender Julie Friend (Minnetonka, MN) Knight scored twice and Brittany Ammerman tallied another giving her has been named to the All-WCHA Rookie Team for 2011-12 … Friend two for the evening … A total of 10 Badgers recorded a point in the logged 1149:54 minutes in net for the Huskies in her first collegiate contest and Alex Rigsby made 22 saves … Four Frozen Four records were season, allowing 88 goals while making 599 saves … She started in all updated in the two games that Wisconsin participated in while at the five wins for the Huskies in the 2011-12 season and twice received WCHA 2012 Frozen Four in Duluth, Minn. … In the first game against Boston weekly honors … She took home WCHA Rookie of the Week (Dec. 14) College, BC’s Emily Field scored the third fastest goal to open a game, and WCHA Defensive Player of Week (Jan. 17). WCHA SCHOLARS: Seven scoring at the :57 second mark … The Badgers ended up beating Boston Huskies were recipients of WCHA Scholar-Athlete Awards … Those College by a score of 6-2, which made Wisconsin the fourth team to score seven included three-time recipients Brittany Toor (Hartland, MI) and six goals in a single game, just one less than the record … In the final Anna Donlan (Hillsboro, WI), two-time recipient Callie Dahl (Stillwater, against Minnesota, a combined five goals were scored in the first period, MN), and first-time recipients Amanda Monkman (Roseau, MN), Julia breaking the record for most combined goals scored in a single period Gilbert (Hermantown, MN), Sydney Burghardt (Medicine Hat, AB) and in the national championship game … Minnesota’s penalty-shot goal Amy Olson (Roseau, MN). ALL-WCHA ACADEMIC TEAM: St. Cloud State was also the first penalty shot in a national championship game, which women’s hockey landed 13 student-athletes on the All-WCHA Academic also became the first game-winning goal in a final to be scored off a Team for 2011-12 … St. Cloud State members of the 2011-12 All-WCHA penalty shot … The six goals scored by the Badgers was the most scored Academic Team, in alphabetical order are: Katie Allen (Jr., Red Deer, AB); by a Wisconsin team at a Frozen Four … The previous mark by the Badgers Sydney Burghardt (So., Medicine Hat, AB); Callie Dahl (Jr., Stillwater, MN); was five goals in both the semifinal and final of the 2009 Frozen Four in Anna Donlan (Jr., Hillsboro, WI); Julia Gilbert (So., Hermantown, MN); Kylie Boston … The win against BC also marked the Badgers’ 10th all-time win Lane (Jr., Roseau, MN); Lisa Martinson (Jr., St. Louis Park, MN); Amanda at the NCAA Women’s Frozen Four … Junior forward Brianna Decker Monkman (So., Roseau, MN); Amy Olson (So., Roseau, MN); Haylea Schmid became the fourth Badger to receive the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award (Jr., Oak Grove, MN); Brittany Toor (Sr., Hartland, MI); Tayler VanDenakker … Sara Bauer was Wisconsin’s first honoree in 2006, Jessie Vetter took (Sr., Winnipeg, MB); Jocelyn Zabrick, (Jr., Airdrie, AB). TEAM AWARDS: St. home the award in 2009 and Meghan Duggan won last year in 2011 … Cloud State handed out their team awards at a banquet held on April Decker finished the season tied with Jocelyne Lamoureux for the national 15 … The team awards were voted on by the players and coaches of the points leader at 82 points (37g, 45a) … Her 37 goals also led the nation, SCSU women’s hockey team … The awards were as follows: Team MVP marking back-to-back years where a Wisconsin forward has led the nation – Molli Mott and Brittany Toor … Most Improved – Amanda Arbogast in goals … For the sixth time, Wisconsin had a multiple student-athletes … Most Dedicate – Kylie Lane; Outstanding Student-Athlete – Tayler among the top-10 finalists for the award, as Hilary Knight was named a VanDenakker … Rookie of the Year – Abby Ness. top-10 finalist for the third time in her career (2009, 2011, 2012)… Goaltender Alex Rigsby also received attention as a nomiee for this year’s award … Hilary Knight’s name will remain in the UW record book for a long time to come … Knight owns eight separate career records: points (262), goals (161), game-winning goals (30), power-play goals (37), shorthanded goals (8), shots (986), plus/minus (+167) and hat tricks (9) 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 Final WCHA Team Notebooks con’t

… She is also the only player in program history to score five goals in a single game, doing so on Sept. 27, 2008 against Quinnipiac … Additionally, Knight owns four single-season records: goals (47 in 2010-11), power-play goals (16 in 2008-09), shorthanded goals (4 in 2011-12), and shots (311 in 2011-12) … A total of five Wisconsin women’s hockey players earned All-WCHA honors, highlighted by Brianna Decker taking home the league’s top honor as the 2012 WCHA Player of the Year … Decker also earned All-WCHA First Team honors … Junior defenseman Stefanie McKeough was named the Defensive Player of the Year and sophomore Alex Rigsby took home the league’s Goaltending Champion award … Both McKeough and RIgsby were also named All-WCHA Second Team … Senior forward Hilary Knight joined Decker among the four forwards awarded All-WCHA First Team honors … Brooke Ammerman was named All-WCHA Third Team and Head coach Mark Johnson rounded out the awards being named the WCHA Coach of the Year for the fifth time in his career … Sophomore netminder Alex Rigsby had anything but a sophomore slump … Playing in all 40 games this season for the Badgers, Rigsby broke the school record for most saves in a season, stopping 1044 of 1100 shots on net … Her 1,044 saves was also the most made by a single netminder during the season … Her .949 save percentage was second-best in the nation, just .001 less than 2012 Patty Kazmaier finalist Florence Schelling of Northeastern … The save percentage also ranks third all-time at UW for highest single-season save percentage … Rigsby tied the school record for most points by a goaltender in a single season, picking up three assists … Jackie MacMillan tallied three assists in both the 2001-02 and 2002-03 seasons … Wisconsin had the most efficient penalty-kill in the nation, successfully denying 131-of-146 (.897) chances by opponents on the man-advantage … The Badgers also had the second-most shorthanded goals in the nation with 10 … Hilary Knight led the team with four shorthanded goals … Brooke Ammerman score twice on the penalty-kill, while Brianna Decker, Carolyne Prévost, Blayre Turnbull and Kelly Jaminski all scored once … Wisconsin had the fourth-best power- play units in the nation … The Badgers scored 40 goals on 172 chances for a 23.3% efficiency while on the man-advantage … The group of Carolyne Prévost, Brianna Decker, Brooke Ammerman and Hilary Knight have combined for a total of 129 goals and 149 assists so far this season … The four account for over half (.598) of the team’s point production and scored more than two-thirds (.712) of the team’s goals this season … Compared to other team’s top-four scorers, they are the highest scoring group in the nation with 278 points … Brooke Ammerman became the fourth Badger in program history to reach 200 career points, scoring on the power-play against St. Cloud State on Feb. 11 … The senior ended her career just two goals shy of becoming just the third player in program history to record both 100 career goals and assists … With 98 goals and 117 assists for 215 career points, Ammerman is the fourth-leading point scorer in program history, sitting behind Hilary Knight (262), Meghan Duggan (238) and Sara Bauer (218) … With her shorthanded goal to lift the Badgers over Minnesota Duluth, 4-3, on Oct. 21, 2011, Hilary Knight became the all-time game-winning goals leader at Wisconsin … Knight currently has 29 game-winners, which eclipses the mark of 22 set by Meghan Duggan … The 29 GWG’s is the second most on the NCAA Division I Women’s career list for game-winning goals, with the top mark of 39 GWG’s set by Meghan Agosta of Mercyhurst … Knight leads the nation in game-winning goals so far this season having captured eight GWG’s … With 1554 total shots on goal during the season, the Badgers averaged just less than 39 shots on goal per game, the second most in the nation … Wisconsin players have posted nine hat tricks this season, coming from four different players … Six Wisconsin players were named a WCHA Player of the Week 10 times this season. 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 WCHA Team-by-Team Against the Rest

By Team v. HEA v. ECACH v. CHA v. Ind. Total Bemidji State 3-0-1 0-0-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 6-0-1 Minnesota 2-0-0 4-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 7-0-0 Minnesota Duluth 3-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-1-0 Minnesota State 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-2-0 2-0-0 4-2-0 North Dakota 3-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 4-1-0 Ohio State 0-0-0 0-0-2 3-0-1 0-0-0 3-0-3 St. Cloud State 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-3-2 0-0-0 1-3-2 Wisconsin 3-0-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 8-0-0 Totals: 14-2-1 7-0-2 9-5-3 6-0-0 36-7-6 (.853) (.889) (.618) (1.000) (.796)

By Site v. HEA v. ECACH v. CHA v. Ind. Total Home 8-1-1 2-0-2 5-2-2 6-0-0 21-3-5 Away 5-1-0 4-0-0 4-2-1 0-0-0 13-3-1 Neutral 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 Totals: 14-2-1 7-0-2 9-5-3 6-0-0 36-7-6 (.853) (.889) (.618) (1.000) (.796)

2011-12 WCHA Team Head-to-Head Records

(Note: each column has number of games against each opponent and season record vs that opponent. Each team plays a total of 28 league games. Teams are awarded three points for each win in regulation or overtime, and one point for an overtime tie. Conference games tied after 65:00 minutes advance to a three-player shootout with the winning team receiving an extra point in the standings (denoted in the SW column)).

BSU UM UMD MSU UND OSU SCSU UW GP, W-L-T-SW Pts BSU --- 4, 1-2-1 4, 2-2-0 4, 2-2-0 4, 1-3-0 4, 1-2-1 4, 4-0-0 4, 0-4-0 28, 11-15-2-0 35 UM 4, 2-1-1 --- 4, 3-1-0 4, 4-0-0 4, 2-2-0 4, 4-0-0 4, 4-0-0 4, 2-1-1 28, 21-5-2-1 66 UMD 4, 2-2-0 4, 1-3-0 --- 4, 4-0-0 4, 2-1-1 4, 2-2-0 4, 4-0-0 4, 0-4-0 28, 15-12-1-1 47 MSU 4, 2-2-0 4, 0-4-0 4, 0-4-0 --- 4, 0-3-1 4, 0-4-0 4, 1-3-0 4, 0-4-0 28, 3-24-1-0 10 UND 4, 3-1-0 4, 2-2-0 4, 1-2-1 4, 3-0-1 --- 4, 3-1-0 4, 4-0-0 4, 0-3-1 28, 16-9-3-2 53 OSU 4, 2-1-1 4, 0-4-0 4, 2-2-0 4, 4-0-0 4, 1-3-0 --- 4, 3-1-0 4, 1-3-0 28, 13-14-1-1 41 SCSU 4, 0-4-0 4, 0-4-0 4, 0-4-0 4, 3-1-0 4, 0-4-0 4, 1-3-0 --- 4, 0-4-0 28, 4-24-0-0 12 UW 4, 4-0-0 4, 1-2-1 4, 4-0-0 4, 4-0-0 4, 3-0-1 4, 3-1-0 4, 4-0-0 --- 28, 23-3-2-1 72

WCHA Women’s Tie-Breaking Procedures - For Playoff Purposes Only

At the conclusion of the regular season, teams will be ranked by the number of points accumulated. If two teams are tied for first place, they will be declared co- WCHA champions. The first round of the WCHA's post-season tournament will be a best-of-three games format at the home site of the teams ranked higher in the final regular season standings. All eight teams participate in the first round of the tournament. First round playoff pairings will be: #1 rank vs #8 rank, #2 rank vs #7 rank, #3 vs #6, and #4 vs #5. Following the four first round series, the four winning teams will be re-seeded #1 thru #4 according to their standings in the final WCHA in-season competition and will advance to the WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF. In the event that ties are encountered in the determination of WCHA ranking or designation of home teams for playoff purposes, the following procedures will be used in the order given to break the ties: a) If two or more teams are tied, head-to-head competition during the regular (conference) season will be used to break the tie. b) If two or more teams are still tied after (a), the highest seed will go to the team with the most WCHA (conference) wins during the regular season. c) If two or more teams played a four-game series during the regular season and the teams have the same win-loss records for those series and the same number of WCHA wins, the team having the least number of goals scored against it in the four-game series shall have the higher rank. If two or more teams played a two-game series during the regular season, procede to tie-breaker d). d) If two or more teams are still tied after applying the provisions of (a), (b) and (c), the team having the greatest "winning margin" during the regular season will have the higher rank. Winning margin = WCHA goals for during the regular season minus WCHA goals against. e) Games played against WCHA opponents in holiday tournaments will not be counted in the determinations. f ) Shootout wins used during the WCHA regular season will not be counted in the determinations. Shootout games will be recorded as a tie in the determinations. 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 WCHA Home & Away Team Records, WCHA Series Sweeps, Road Home & Away Records, WCHA Games Road Victories, WCHA Games

Bemidji State: Home = 7-7-0 Away = 4-8-2 Bemidji State (4): Nov. 5 @ Minnesota State (1-0); Nov. 20 @ Minnesota Minnesota: Home = 11-1-2 Away = 10-4-0 Duluth (4-3); Feb. 17 @ St. Cloud State (3-2); Feb. 18 @ St. Cloud State Minnesota Duluth: Home = 8-5-1 Away = 7-7-0 (6-1). Minnesota State: Home = 1-12-1 Away = 2-12-0 Minnesota (10): Oct. 16 @ Wisconsin (3-2); Oct. 28 @ Bemidji State North Dakota: Home = 10-3-1 Away = 6-6-2 (4-1); Dec. 2 @ North Dakota (7-2); Jan. 14 @ Minnesota Duluth (3-0); Ohio State: Home = 7-6-1 Away = 6-8-0 Jan. 27 @ Minnesota State (6-3); Jan. 28 @ Minnesota State (4-1); Feb. St. Cloud State: Home = 2-12-0 Away = 2-12-0 3 @ St. Cloud State (8-1); Feb. 4 @ St. Cloud State (7-0); Feb. 10 @ Ohio Wisconsin: Home = 12-2-0 Away = 11-1-2 State (5-0); Feb. 11 @ Ohio State (7-4). Minnesota Duluth (7): Nov. 26 @ Ohio State (6-2); Dec. 11 @ North Dakota (5-1); Dec. 16 @ Minnesota State (4-2); Dec. 17 @ Minnesota Two-Game WCHA Series Sweeps State (3-0); Jan. 27 @ St. Cloud State (5-0); Jan. 28 @ St. Cloud State (2-1); Feb. 10 @ Bemidji State (1-0). Bemidji State (2): Oct. 21-22 vs St. Cloud State (8-1, 5-2); Feb. 17-18 Minnesota State (2): Dec. 9 @ St. Cloud State (6-0); Jan. 6 @ Bemidji @ St. Cloud State (3-2, 6-1). State (2-1). Minnesota (7): Oct. 7-8 vs St. Cloud State (6-0, 8-0); Oct. 20-21 vs North Dakota (6): Nov. 4 @ St. Cloud State (6-2); Nov. 5 @ St. Cloud Minnesota State (3-0, 7-0); Nov. 4-5 vs Minnesota Duluth (4-1, 3-2); State (5-1); *Nov. 25 @ Bemidji State (5-2); Jan. 28 @ Ohio State (5-2); Dec. 10-11 vs Ohio State (4-1, 3-1); Jan. 27-28 @ Minnesota State (6- Feb. 10 @ Minnesota State (7-1); Feb. 17 @ Minnesota (2-1 ot). *@ 3, 4-1); Feb. 3-4 @ St. Cloud State (8-1, 7-0); Feb. 10-11 @ Ohio State Crookston, MN. (5-0, 7-4). Ohio State (6): Oct. 28 @ Minnesota State (2-1); Oct. 29 @ Minnesota Minnesota Duluth (4): Dec. 2-3 vs St. Cloud State (5-1, 10-2); Dec. State (1-0); Jan. 6 @ St. Cloud State (2-0); Jan. 13 @ Bemidji State (5-3); 16-17 @ Minnesota State (4-2, 3-0); Jan. 27-28 @ St. Cloud State (5-0, Feb. 4 @ Minnesota Duluth (4-3); Feb. 18 @ Wisconsin (4-2). 2-1); Feb. 17-18 vs Minnesota State (4-1, 7-1). St. Cloud State (2): Jan. 13 @ Minnesota State (4-2); Jan. 14 @ Minnesota State (0): Minnesota State (3-1). North Dakota (5): Oct. 21-22 vs Ohio State (11-1, 7-1); Nov. 4-5 @ St. Wisconsin (11): Oct. 21 @ Minnesota Duluth (4-3); Oct. 22 @ Minnesota Cloud State (6-2, 5-1); Nov. 18-19 vs Minnesota State (5-3, 6-1); Jan. Duluth (6-3); Nov. 4 @ Ohio State (3-1); Nov. 5 @ Ohio State (2-0); Dec. 20-21 vs St. Cloud State; Feb. 3-4 vs Bemidji State (5-2, 3-1). 2 @ Minnesota State (4-0); Dec. 3 @ Minnesota State (5-1); Dec. 9 @ Ohio State (3): Oct. 14-15 vs St. Cloud State (5-1, 5-1); Oct. 28-29 @ Bemidji State (3-1); Dec. 10 @ Bemidji State (6-1); Jan. 14 @ North Minnesota State (2-1, 1-0); Jan. 20-21 vs Minnesota State. Dakota (8-2); Feb. 10 @ St. Cloud State (5-0); Feb. 11 @ St. Cloud St. Cloud State (1): Jan. 13-14 @ Minnesota State (4-2, 3-1). State (6-2). Wisconsin (10): Oct. 8-9 vs North Dakota (5-2, 3-2 ot); Oct. 21-22 @ Minnesota Duluth (4-3, 6-3); Nov. 4-5 @ Ohio State (3-1, 2-0); Nov. 25 & 27 vs St. Cloud State (5-0, 6-1); Dec. 2-3 @ Minnesota State (4-0, 5-1); Dec. 9-10 @ Bemidji State (3-1, 6-1); Jan. 20-21 vs Minnesota Duluth; Jan. 27-28 vs Bemidji State (3-2 ot, 1-0); Feb. 3 & 5 vs Minnesota State (5-2, 6-0); Feb. 10-11 @ St. Cloud State (5-0, 6-2). 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 WCHA Team Statistics • All Games • Final

Scoring Offense: Games Goals G/GM Special Teams Net: PPF SHA PP PPA SHF SH NET 1 Wisconsin 40 181 4.53 1 Minnesota 48 1 +47 20 7 -13 +34 2 Minnesota 41 181 4.41 2 Wisconsin 42 4 +38 15 10 -5 +33 3 North Dakota 37 155 4.19 3 North Dakota 43 4 +39 26 9 -17 +22 4 Minnesota Duluth 36 121 3.36 4 Bemidji State 36 6 +30 18 3 -15 +15 5 Ohio State 36 99 2.75 5 Minnesota Duluth 26 5 +21 25 6 -19 +2 6 Bemidji State 37 101 2.73 6 Ohio State 25 6 +19 32 5 -27 -8 7 Minnesota State 36 64 1.78 7 Minnesota State 18 8 +10 31 0 -31 -21 8 St. Cloud State 36 44 1.22 8 St. Cloud State 13 6 +7 43 1 -42 -35

Scoring Defense: Games Goals G/GM Scoring by Periods: 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Minnesota 41 54 1.32 1 Minnesota 63 64 54 0 181 2 Wisconsin 40 60 1.50 Wisconsin 55 65 58 3 181 3 Minnesota Duluth 36 79 2.19 3 North Dakota 44 48 62 1 155 4 Bemidji State 37 85 2.30 4 Minnesota Duluth 43 51 26 1 121 5 North Dakota 37 94 2.54 5 Bemidji State 32 33 35 1 101 6 Ohio State 36 115 3.19 6 Ohio State 29 42 28 0 99 7 Minnesota State 36 133 3.69 7 Minnesota State 20 22 20 2 64 8 St. Cloud State 36 177 4.92 8 St. Cloud State 12 16 16 0 44

Penalty Minutes: Games PIM PIM/G Goals Allowed by Periods: 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 North Dakota 37 588 15.9 1 Minnesota 16 21 16 1 54 2 Minnesota Duluth 36 473 13.1 2 Wisconsin 19 23 18 0 60 3 St. Cloud State 36 443 12.3 3 Minnesota Duluth 15 37 26 1 79 4 Ohio State 36 436 12.1 4 Bemidji State 23 30 30 2 85 5 Minnesota State 36 386 10.7 5 North Dakota 28 32 33 1 94 6 Minnesota 41 405 9.9 6 Ohio State 44 40 30 1 115 7 Bemidji State 37 344 9.3 7 Minnesota State 38 49 45 1 133 8 Wisconsin 40 363 9.1 8 St. Cloud State 67 62 48 0 177

Power Play: Totals SHA PCT Shots For Per Game: Games Shots SOG/GM 1 Minnesota 48/192 1 25.0 1 Wisconsin 40 1554 38.85 2 North Dakota 43/187 4 23.0 2 Minnesota 41 1577 38.46 3 Wisconsin 42/184 4 22.8 3 North Dakota 37 1231 33.27 4 Bemidji State 36/163 6 22.1 4 Minnesota Duluth 36 1164 32.33 5 Minnesota Duluth 26/153 5 17.0 5 Ohio State 36 1132 31.44 6 Minnesota State 18/112 8 16.1 6 Bemidji State 37 1163 31.43 7 Ohio State 25/158 6 15.8 7 Minnesota State 36 997 27.69 8 St. Cloud State 13/175 6 7.4 8 St. Cloud State 36 793 22.03

Penalty Kill: Totals SHF PCT Shots Against Per Game: Games Shots SOG/GM 1 Wisconsin 131/146 10 89.7 1 Minnesota 41 938 22.88 2 Minnesota 144/164 7 87.8 2 North Dakota 37 988 26.70 3 North Dakota 181/207 9 87.4 3 Wisconsin 40 1116 27.90 4 Bemidji State 116/134 3 86.6 4 Minnesota Duluth 36 1039 28.86 5 Minnesota Duluth 153/178 6 86.0 Ohio State 36 1039 28.86 6 Ohio State 126/158 5 79.7 6 Bemidji State 37 1172 31.68 7 Minnesota State 118/149 0 79.2 7 Minnesota State 36 1162 32.28 8 St. Cloud State 121/164 1 73.8 8 St. Cloud State 36 1338 37.17

Combined Special Teams: Totals PCT Shot Margin: Games SOGF SOGA DIFF DIFF/GM 1 North Dakota 224/394 56.9 1 Minnesota 41 1577 938 +639 +15.59 2 Minnesota Duluth 179/331 54.1 2 Wisconsin 40 1554 1116 +438 +10.95 3 Minnesota 192/356 53.9 3 North Dakota 37 1231 988 +243 +6.57 4 Wisconsin 173/330 52.4 4 Minnesota Duluth 36 1164 1039 +125 +3.47 5 Minnesota State 136/261 52.1 5 Ohio State 36 1132 1039 +93 +2.58 6 Bemidji State 152/297 51.2 6 Bemidji State 37 1163 1172 -9 -0.24 7 Ohio State 151/316 47.8 7 Minnesota State 36 997 1162 -165 -4.58 8 St. Cloud State 134/339 39.5 8 St. Cloud State 36 793 1338 -545 -15.14 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 WCHA Player Statistics • All Games • Final

Point Scoring: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota JR F 37 2.22 34-48-82 Brianna Decker Wisconsin JR F 40 2.05 37-45-82 3 Amanda Kessel Minnesota SO F 41 1.95 32-48-80 4 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin SR F 40 1.93 34-43-77 5 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 37 1.92 26-45-71 6 Jen Schoullis Minnesota SR F 40 1.60 24-40-64 7 Michelle Karvinen North Dakota SO F 36 1.69 24-37-61 8 Hilary Knight Wisconsin SR F 40 1.50 31-29-60 9 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin SR F 33 1.79 27-32-59 10 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth SR F 34 1.59 16-38-54 11 Natalie Spooner Ohio State SR F 34 1.47 31-19-50 12 Sarah Erickson Minnesota SR F 41 1.20 20-29-49 13 Audrey Cournoyer Minnesota Duluth JR F 36 1.33 22-26-48 14 Emily West Minnesota SR F 38 1.16 27-17-44 15 Megan Bozek Minnesota JR D 39 1.08 15-27-42 16 Laura McIntosh Ohio State SR F 32 1.22 12-27-39 17 Josefine Jakobsen North Dakota FR F 37 0.95 13-22-35 Sadie Lundquist Bemidji State JR F 37 0.95 12-23-35 19 Sarah Davis Minnesota SO F 39 0.87 12-22-34 20 Emily Erickson Bemidji State JR F 32 1.00 17-15-32 Jenna McParland Minnesota Duluth FR F 36 0.89 21-11-32 22 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State SR D 34 0.91 8-23-31 23 Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth JR D 36 0.83 11-19-30 Brittany Ammerman Wisconsin SO F 40 0.75 13-17-30 Kelly Terry Minnesota SO F 40 0.75 11-19-30 26 Anne Schleper Minnesota SR D 41 0.68 5-23-28 27 Ally Tarr Ohio State SO F 35 0.77 17-10-27 Marlee Wheelhouse Bemidji State SR D 37 0.73 9-18-27 29 Rachel Ramsey Minnesota FR D 41 0.61 4-21-25 30 Erika Wheelhouse Bemidji State JR D 37 0.65 8-16-24 31 Stefanie McKeough Wisconsin JR D/D 28 0.82 5-18-23 Alyssa Wiebe North Dakota SR F 35 0.66 12-11-23 Katherine Wilson Minnesota Duluth JR F 35 0.66 8-15-23 34 Pernilla Winberg Minnesota Duluth JR F 36 0.58 8-13-21 Hokey Langan Ohio State JR F 36 0.58 8-13-21 36 Brigette Lacquette Minnesota Duluth FR D 36 0.56 5-15-20 37 Lauren Smith Minnesota State JR F 35 0.54 9-10-19 Lauren Zrust Minnesota State JR F 36 0.53 6-13-19 Katy Josephs Wisconsin FR F 40 0.47 5-14-19 40 Monique Weber North Dakota SR F 35 0.51 5-13-18 Lauren Barnes Minnesota State SO C 36 0.50 4-14-18 Madison Packer Wisconsin SO F 36 0.50 4-14-18 43 Kari Lundberg Minnesota State SO F 36 0.47 9- 8-17 Kelly Wild Ohio State SR D 36 0.47 3-14-17 45 Brittany Toor St. Cloud State SR F 36 0.44 7- 9-16 Jackie Otto Minnesota State SR D 36 0.44 3-13-16 47 Tracy McCann Minnesota State SO F 34 0.44 5-10-15 Vanessa Thibault Minnesota Duluth JR F 36 0.42 8- 7-15 Emmi Leinonen Minnesota State SR F 36 0.42 5-10-15 Kelly Seeler Minnesota SR D 37 0.41 2-13-15 Mackenzie Thurston Bemidji State JR F 37 0.41 1-14-15 Rachael Bona Minnesota FR F 41 0.37 8- 7-15 53 Candace Molle North Dakota JR D 30 0.47 5- 9-14 Blayre Turnbull Wisconsin FR F 34 0.41 7- 7-14 Paige Semenza Ohio State JR F 34 0.41 5- 9-14 Molli Mott St. Cloud State SO F 35 0.40 10- 4-14 Taylor Kuehl Ohio State FR F 36 0.39 3-11-14 Abby Ness St. Cloud State FR F 36 0.39 2-12-14 Mary Loken North Dakota JR F 37 0.38 6- 8-14 Kelly Jaminski Wisconsin SO D 40 0.35 5- 9-14 61 Natasha Kostenko Bemidji State FR F 33 0.39 6- 7-13 Kristin Huber Bemidji State FR F 33 0.39 5- 8-13 Andrea Dalen North Dakota FR F 37 0.35 9- 4-13 64 Tess Dusik Bemidji State SO F 35 0.34 7- 5-12 Zoe Hickel Minnesota Duluth FR F 36 0.33 4- 8-12 Ariel Mackley Minnesota State SR D 36 0.33 3- 9-12 Kimberly Lieder Bemidji State SR D 37 0.32 5- 7-12 Allison Parizek North Dakota JR F 37 0.32 4- 8-12 Katarina Zgraja Wisconsin FR D 40 0.30 2-10-12 70 Jamie Kenyon Minnesota Duluth SO F 22 0.50 6- 5-11 Alex Nelson St. Cloud State JR F 36 0.31 7- 4-11 Karley Sylvester Wisconsin FR F 40 0.28 4- 7-11 Jordan Brickner Wisconsin JR D 40 0.28 2- 9-11 74 Rachael Kelly Bemidji State FR F 27 0.37 5- 5-10 Alev Kelter Wisconsin JR D 28 0.36 1- 9-10 Margot Miller North Dakota SR D 31 0.32 2- 8-10 Shara Jasper Minnesota Duluth FR F 33 0.30 4- 6-10 Abby Williams Bemidji State JR F 35 0.29 2- 8-10 Danielle Gagne Ohio State FR F 36 0.28 6- 4-10 Meghan Lorence Minnesota FR F 41 0.24 5- 5-10 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 WCHA Player Statistics • All Games con’t

81 Kelsey Ketcher North Dakota SR F 31 0.29 6- 3- 9 Minttu Tuominen Ohio State JR F 32 0.28 2- 7- 9 Tea Villila Minnesota Duluth FR D 32 0.28 1- 8- 9 Nicole Germaine Minnesota State SO F 34 0.26 5- 4- 9 Whitney Wivoda Bemidji State FR F 36 0.25 5- 4- 9 Julia Gilbert St. Cloud State SO F 36 0.25 2- 7- 9 Sara Schmitt Ohio State FR D 36 0.25 1- 8- 9 Minnesota JR D 37 0.24 3- 6- 9 Bethany Brausen Minnesota SO F 41 0.22 6- 3- 9 90 Emilia Andersson Minnesota State JR D 36 0.22 4- 4- 8 91 Kathleen Rogan Minnesota State SO F 8 0.88 6- 1- 7 Melissa Feste Ohio State SR F 20 0.35 1- 6- 7 Annie Svedin Ohio State SO D 32 0.22 1- 6- 7 Brienna Gillanders Minnesota Duluth SO F 33 0.21 3- 4- 7 Mariia Posa Minnesota Duluth JR D/D 36 0.19 1- 6- 7 Madison Marcotte Ohio State SO D 36 0.19 1- 6- 7 Ashley Holmes North Dakota SR D 36 0.19 0- 7- 7 Lauren Williams Bemidji State SR F 37 0.19 5- 2- 7 Kayla Berg North Dakota SO D 37 0.19 2- 5- 7 Baylee Gillanders Minnesota SO D 41 0.17 2- 5- 7 101 Kari Schmitt Ohio State FR D 25 0.24 2- 4- 6 Sydney Burghardt St. Cloud State SO F 32 0.19 2- 4- 6 Callie Dahl St. Cloud State JR F 33 0.18 3- 3- 6 Jocelyn Zabrick St. Cloud State JR D 34 0.18 4- 2- 6 Tina Hollowell Ohio State JR F 36 0.17 4- 2- 6 Kayla Sullivan Ohio State FR F 36 0.17 2- 4- 6 Haylea Schmid St. Cloud State JR F 36 0.17 2- 4- 6 Molly Arola Bemidji State JR F 37 0.16 2- 4- 6 Stephanie Anderson Minnesota FR F 39 0.15 1- 5- 6 Lauren Unser Wisconsin JR F 40 0.15 2- 4- 6 111 Jordan Slavin North Dakota JR D 14 0.36 0- 5- 5 Becky Kortum Minnesota JR F 28 0.18 2- 3- 5 Tori Williams North Dakota FR D 34 0.15 1- 4- 5 Kara Power Minnesota State FR F 35 0.14 2- 3- 5 Kacy Ambroz Minnesota Duluth SR F 36 0.14 2- 3- 5 Audrey Hanmer St. Cloud State FR D 36 0.14 1- 4- 5 Laurel Miller Wisconsin SO D 39 0.13 1- 4- 5 118 Lisa Martinson St. Cloud State JR D 28 0.14 0- 4- 4 Natalie Berg Wisconsin SO D 28 0.14 0- 4- 4 Sara Dagenais North Dakota SR F 29 0.14 3- 1- 4 Megan Gilbert North Dakota JR F 33 0.12 1- 3- 4 Erika Magnusson Minnesota State JR D 34 0.12 0- 4- 4 Cari Coen St. Cloud State SO D 36 0.11 1- 3- 4 Brittany Haverstock Wisconsin SR D 36 0.11 0- 4- 4 125 Emily McKnight Bemidji State SO F 7 0.43 0- 3- 3 Katie Frischmann Minnesota JR D 26 0.12 0- 3- 3 Kristi King Bemidji State SO F 31 0.10 2- 1- 3 Amanda Arbogast St. Cloud State FR F 31 0.10 2- 1- 3 Noora Jaakkola Minnesota Duluth SO D 31 0.10 0- 3- 3 Danielle Williams Bemidji State SO D/F 36 0.08 2- 1- 3 Kelsie Scott Minnesota State SO F 36 0.08 1- 2- 3 Saige Pacholok Wisconsin JR D 36 0.08 1- 2- 3 Emma Stauber Minnesota Duluth FR D 36 0.08 0- 3- 3 Brittany Carlson Ohio State SR D 36 0.08 0- 3- 3 Michelle Burke St. Cloud State SO D 36 0.08 0- 3- 3 Ashley Furia North Dakota JR D/F 37 0.08 2- 1- 3 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin SO G 40 0.07 0- 3- 3 138 Samantha Downey Minnesota JR F 16 0.12 1- 1- 2 Jaclyn Daggit St. Cloud State SR D 18 0.11 1- 1- 2 Nikki Ludwigson Minnesota SR F 26 0.08 1- 1- 2 Gina Dodge Minnesota Duluth JR F 28 0.07 1- 1- 2 Kayleigh Chapman Bemidji State FR D 28 0.07 0- 2- 2 Kylie Lane St. Cloud State JR F 36 0.06 0- 2- 2 144 Tegan Rose Bemidji State FR D 2 0.50 0- 1- 1 Madison Kolls North Dakota SO D 11 0.09 0- 1- 1 Chelsea Knapp Ohio State SO G 15 0.07 0- 1- 1 Moira O'Connor Minnesota State SR F 17 0.06 1- 0- 1 Shelby Moteyunas Minnesota State FR D 21 0.05 0- 1- 1 Alli Altmann Minnesota State SR G 28 0.04 0- 1- 1 Danielle Scholzen Minnesota State SO D 30 0.03 0- 1- 1 Melissa Klippenstein Minnesota State SO F 32 0.03 1- 0- 1 Amanda Monkman St. Cloud State SO D 34 0.03 0- 1- 1 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth JR G 35 0.03 0- 1- 1 Katie Allen St. Cloud State JR D 35 0.03 0- 1- 1 Ellie Sitek St. Cloud State JR F 36 0.03 0- 1- 1 Noora Räty Minnesota JR G 40 0.03 0- 1- 1 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 WCHA Player Statistics • All Games con’t

Goal Scoring: GP GPG G 1 Brianna Decker Wisconsin JR F 40 0.93 37 2 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota JR F 37 0.92 34 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin SR F 40 0.85 34 4 Amanda Kessel Minnesota SO F 41 0.78 32 5 Natalie Spooner Ohio State SR F 34 0.91 31 Hilary Knight Wisconsin SR F 40 0.78 31 7 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin SR F 33 0.82 27 Emily West Minnesota SR F 38 0.71 27 9 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 37 0.70 26 10 Michelle Karvinen North Dakota SO F 36 0.67 24 Jen Schoullis Minnesota SR F 40 0.60 24

Assist Scoring: GP APG A 1 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota JR F 37 1.30 48 Amanda Kessel Minnesota SO F 41 1.17 48 3 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 37 1.22 45 Brianna Decker Wisconsin JR F 40 1.12 45 5 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin SR F 40 1.07 43 6 Jen Schoullis Minnesota SR F 40 1.00 40 7 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth SR F 34 1.12 38 8 Michelle Karvinen North Dakota SO F 36 1.03 37 9 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin SR F 33 0.97 32 10 Hilary Knight Wisconsin SR F 40 0.72 29 Sarah Erickson Minnesota SR F 41 0.71 29

Power Play Points: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota JR F 37 0.78 11-18-29 2 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 37 0.65 10-14-24 3 Michelle Karvinen North Dakota SO F 36 0.64 7-16-23 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin SR F 40 0.57 12-11-23 Amanda Kessel Minnesota SO F 41 0.56 6-17-23 6 Hilary Knight Wisconsin SR F 40 0.55 6-16-22 7 Natalie Spooner Ohio State SR F 34 0.59 12- 8-20 8 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State SR D 34 0.56 6-13-19 Jen Schoullis Minnesota SR F 40 0.47 10- 9-19 10 Sadie Lundquist Bemidji State JR F 37 0.49 8-10-18 Marlee Wheelhouse Bemidji State SR D 37 0.49 7-11-18 Brianna Decker Wisconsin JR F 40 0.45 7-11-18

Power Play Goals: GP GPG G 1 Natalie Spooner Ohio State SR F 34 0.35 12 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin SR F 40 0.30 12 3 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota JR F 37 0.30 11 4 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 37 0.27 10 Jen Schoullis Minnesota SR F 40 0.25 10 6 Sadie Lundquist Bemidji State JR F 37 0.22 8 Megan Bozek Minnesota JR D 39 0.21 8 8 Michelle Karvinen North Dakota SO F 36 0.19 7 Marlee Wheelhouse Bemidji State SR D 37 0.19 7 Brianna Decker Wisconsin JR F 40 0.17 7

Short-Handed Points: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Hilary Knight Wisconsin SR F 40 0.10 4- 0- 4 2 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin SR F 33 0.09 1- 2- 3 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 37 0.08 3- 0- 3 Allison Parizek North Dakota JR F 37 0.08 2- 1- 3 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota JR F 37 0.08 2- 1- 3 Emily West Minnesota SR F 38 0.08 3- 0- 3 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin SR F 40 0.07 2- 1- 3 Brianna Decker Wisconsin JR F 40 0.07 1- 2- 3 Kelly Terry Minnesota SO F 40 0.07 0- 3- 3 Amanda Kessel Minnesota SO F 41 0.07 2- 1- 3 11 Jamie Kenyon Minnesota Duluth SO F 22 0.09 1- 1- 2 Laura McIntosh Ohio State SR F 32 0.06 1- 1- 2 Pernilla Winberg Minnesota Duluth JR F 36 0.06 2- 0- 2 Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth JR D 36 0.06 1- 1- 2 Michelle Karvinen North Dakota SO F 36 0.06 1- 1- 2 Kayla Berg North Dakota SO D 37 0.05 0- 2- 2 Jen Schoullis Minnesota SR F 40 0.05 1- 1- 2

Game-Winning Goals: GP G 1 Hilary Knight Wisconsin SR F 40 10 2 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 37 7 Emily West Minnesota SR F 38 7 4 Ally Tarr Ohio State SO F 35 6 Sarah Erickson Minnesota SR F 41 6 6 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin SR F 33 5 Jenna McParland Minnesota Duluth FR F 36 5 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin SR F 40 5 Brianna Decker Wisconsin JR F 40 5 10 Natalie Spooner Ohio State SR F 34 4 Jen Schoullis Minnesota SR F 40 4 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 WCHA Player Statistics • All Games con’t

Defenseman Scoring: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 37 1.92 26-45-71 2 Megan Bozek Minnesota JR D 39 1.08 15-27-42 3 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State SR D 34 0.91 8-23-31 4 Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth JR D 36 0.83 11-19-30 5 Anne Schleper Minnesota SR D 41 0.68 5-23-28 6 Marlee Wheelhouse Bemidji State SR D 37 0.73 9-18-27 7 Rachel Ramsey Minnesota FR D 41 0.61 4-21-25 8 Erika Wheelhouse Bemidji State JR D 37 0.65 8-16-24 9 Stefanie McKeough Wisconsin JR D/D 28 0.82 5-18-23 10 Brigette Lacquette Minnesota Duluth FR D 36 0.56 5-15-20 11 Kelly Wild Ohio State SR D 36 0.47 3-14-17 12 Jackie Otto Minnesota State SR D 36 0.44 3-13-16 13 Kelly Seeler Minnesota SR D 37 0.41 2-13-15 14 Candace Molle North Dakota JR D 30 0.47 5- 9-14 Kelly Jaminski Wisconsin SO D 40 0.35 5- 9-14 16 Ariel Mackley Minnesota State SR D 36 0.33 3- 9-12 Kimberly Lieder Bemidji State SR D 37 0.32 5- 7-12 Katarina Zgraja Wisconsin FR D 40 0.30 2-10-12 19 Jordan Brickner Wisconsin JR D 40 0.28 2- 9-11 20 Alev Kelter Wisconsin JR D 28 0.36 1- 9-10 Margot Miller North Dakota SR D 31 0.32 2- 8-10

Freshman Scoring: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Josefine Jakobsen North Dakota F 37 0.95 13-22-35 2 Jenna McParland Minnesota Duluth F 36 0.89 21-11-32 3 Rachel Ramsey Minnesota D 41 0.61 4-21-25 4 Brigette Lacquette Minnesota Duluth D 36 0.56 5-15-20 5 Katy Josephs Wisconsin F 40 0.47 5-14-19 6 Rachael Bona Minnesota F 41 0.37 8- 7-15 7 Blayre Turnbull Wisconsin F 34 0.41 7- 7-14 Taylor Kuehl Ohio State F 36 0.39 3-11-14 Abby Ness St. Cloud State F 36 0.39 2-12-14 10 Natasha Kostenko Bemidji State F 33 0.39 6- 7-13 Kristin Huber Bemidji State F 33 0.39 5- 8-13 Andrea Dalen North Dakota F 37 0.35 9- 4-13 13 Zoe Hickel Minnesota Duluth F 36 0.33 4- 8-12 Katarina Zgraja Wisconsin D 40 0.30 2-10-12 15 Karley Sylvester Wisconsin F 40 0.28 4- 7-11 16 Rachael Kelly Bemidji State F 27 0.37 5- 5-10 Shara Jasper Minnesota Duluth F 33 0.30 4- 6-10 Danielle Gagne Ohio State F 36 0.28 6- 4-10 Meghan Lorence Minnesota F 41 0.24 5- 5-10 20 Tea Villila Minnesota Duluth D 32 0.28 1- 8- 9 Whitney Wivoda Bemidji State F 36 0.25 5- 4- 9 Sara Schmitt Ohio State D 36 0.25 1- 8- 9

Goals Against Average: Minutes GA GAA 1 Noora Räty Minnesota JR 2361:09 53 1.35 2 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin SO 2345:04 56 1.43 3 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth JR 1994:46 72 2.17 4 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State SR 1966:42 73 2.23 5 Stephanie Ney North Dakota SR 1549:32 72 2.79 6 Lisa Steffes Ohio State SO 1403:12 72 3.08 7 Chelsea Knapp Ohio State SO 767:47 41 3.20 8 Alli Altmann Minnesota State SR 1575:58 92 3.50 9 Julie Friend St. Cloud State FR 1149:54 88 4.59 10 Tayler VanDenakker St. Cloud State SR 1009:51 89 5.29 Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Save Percentage: Saves GA Pct 1 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin SO 1044 56 .949 2 Noora Räty Minnesota JR 854 53 .942 3 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State SR 1006 73 .932 4 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth JR 897 72 .926 5 Stephanie Ney North Dakota SR 626 72 .897 6 Lisa Steffes Ohio State SO 610 72 .894 7 Alli Altmann Minnesota State SR 747 92 .890 8 Chelsea Knapp Ohio State SO 314 41 .885 9 Julie Friend St. Cloud State FR 599 88 .872 10 Tayler VanDenakker St. Cloud State SR 560 89 .863 Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Winning Percentage: W- L- T Pct 1 Noora Räty Minnesota JR 33- 5- 2 .850 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin SO 33- 5- 2 .850 3 Stephanie Ney North Dakota SR 16- 8- 2 .654 4 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth JR 20-14- 1 .586 5 Lisa Steffes Ohio State SO 12-12- 1 .500 Chelsea Knapp Ohio State SO 4- 4- 3 .500 7 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State SR 13-17- 3 .439 8 Alli Altmann Minnesota State SR 6-18- 1 .260 9 Julie Friend St. Cloud State FR 5-16- 0 .238 10 Tayler VanDenakker St. Cloud State SR 0-13- 2 .067 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 WCHA Team Statistics • League Games • Final

Scoring Offense: Games Goals G/GM Combined Special Teams: Totals PCT 1 North Dakota 28 116 4.14 1 North Dakota 176/311 56.6 2 Minnesota 28 113 4.04 2 Wisconsin 120/222 54.1 Wisconsin 28 113 4.04 3 Minnesota Duluth 138/258 53.5 4 Minnesota Duluth 28 91 3.25 4 Minnesota 135/253 53.4 5 Ohio State 28 75 2.68 5 Bemidji State 105/210 50.0 6 Bemidji State 28 70 2.50 6 Minnesota State 95/194 49.0 7 Minnesota State 28 37 1.32 7 Ohio State 117/254 46.1 8 St. Cloud State 28 32 1.14 8 St. Cloud State 102/274 37.2

Scoring Defense: Games Goals G/GM Special Teams Net: PPF SHA PP PPA SHF SH NET 1 Minnesota 28 43 1.54 1 Minnesota 31 1 +30 13 4 -9 +21 2 Wisconsin 28 44 1.57 2 North Dakota 36 2 +34 23 6 -17 +17 3 Minnesota Duluth 28 61 2.18 Wisconsin 25 3 +22 11 6 -5 +17 4 Bemidji State 28 73 2.61 4 Bemidji State 26 5 +21 17 1 -16 +5 5 North Dakota 28 75 2.68 5 Minnesota Duluth 20 3 +17 19 4 -15 +2 6 Ohio State 28 96 3.43 6 Ohio State 19 5 +14 28 5 -23 -9 7 Minnesota State 28 105 3.75 7 Minnesota State 11 4 +7 27 0 -27 -20 8 St. Cloud State 28 150 5.36 8 St. Cloud State 9 4 +5 39 1 -38 -33

Penalty Minutes: Games PIM PIM/G Scoring by Periods: 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 North Dakota 28 467 16.7 1 North Dakota 33 39 43 1 116 2 Minnesota Duluth 28 375 13.4 2 Minnesota 34 42 37 0 113 3 St. Cloud State 28 367 13.1 Wisconsin 34 42 34 3 113 4 Ohio State 28 364 13.0 4 Minnesota Duluth 36 37 18 0 91 5 Minnesota State 28 294 10.5 5 Ohio State 22 34 19 0 75 6 Minnesota 28 292 10.4 6 Bemidji State 21 25 24 0 70 7 Wisconsin 28 267 9.5 7 Minnesota State 11 12 13 1 37 8 Bemidji State 28 245 8.8 8 St. Cloud State 10 11 11 - 32

Power Play: Totals SHA PCT Goals Allowed by Periods: 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 North Dakota 36/148 2 24.3 1 Minnesota 12 16 14 1 43 2 Bemidji State 26/114 5 22.8 2 Wisconsin 12 17 15 0 44 3 Minnesota 31/136 1 22.8 3 Minnesota Duluth 13 29 18 1 61 4 Wisconsin 25/116 3 21.6 4 Bemidji State 20 25 26 2 73 5 Minnesota Duluth 20/121 3 16.5 5 North Dakota 24 23 27 1 75 6 Ohio State 19/128 5 14.8 6 Ohio State 36 34 26 0 96 7 Minnesota State 11/ 83 4 13.3 7 Minnesota State 29 41 35 0 105 8 St. Cloud State 9/142 4 6.3 8 St. Cloud State 55 57 38 - 150

Penalty Kill: Totals SHF PCT 1 Wisconsin 95/106 6 89.6 2 Minnesota 104/117 4 88.9 3 Minnesota Duluth 118/137 4 86.1 4 North Dakota 140/163 6 85.9 5 Bemidji State 79/ 96 1 82.3 6 Ohio State 98/126 5 77.8 7 Minnesota State 84/111 0 75.7 8 St. Cloud State 93/132 1 70.5 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 WCHA Player Statistics • League Games • Final

Point Scoring: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota JR F 28 2.29 27-37-64 2 Brianna Decker Wisconsin JR F 28 1.93 20-34-54 3 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 28 1.89 17-36-53 4 Michelle Karvinen North Dakota SO F 28 1.86 21-31-52 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin SR F 28 1.86 20-32-52 6 Amanda Kessel Minnesota SO F 28 1.82 17-34-51 7 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth SR F 26 1.65 11-32-43 Hilary Knight Wisconsin SR F 28 1.54 22-21-43 9 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin SR F 23 1.83 21-21-42 10 Jen Schoullis Minnesota SR F 27 1.48 18-22-40 11 Natalie Spooner Ohio State SR F 26 1.50 25-14-39 12 Audrey Cournoyer Minnesota Duluth JR F 28 1.36 18-20-38 13 Megan Bozek Minnesota JR D 28 1.18 10-23-33 14 Sarah Erickson Minnesota SR F 28 1.07 15-15-30 15 Laura McIntosh Ohio State SR F 26 1.12 9-20-29 16 Emily Erickson Bemidji State JR F 26 1.08 14-14-28 17 Josefine Jakobsen North Dakota FR F 28 0.96 13-14-27 18 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State SR D 27 0.96 5-21-26 19 Jenna McParland Minnesota Duluth FR F 28 0.89 17- 8-25 20 Emily West Minnesota SR F 25 0.96 14-10-24 21 Sadie Lundquist Bemidji State JR F 28 0.82 11-12-23 Brittany Ammerman Wisconsin SO F 28 0.82 7-16-23 Anne Schleper Minnesota SR D 28 0.82 4-19-23 24 Sarah Davis Minnesota SO F 26 0.85 7-15-22 Ally Tarr Ohio State SO F 27 0.81 14- 8-22 Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth JR D 28 0.79 7-15-22 27 Marlee Wheelhouse Bemidji State SR D 28 0.75 7-14-21 28 Stefanie McKeough Wisconsin JR D/D 19 0.95 4-14-18 Kelly Terry Minnesota SO F 27 0.67 7-11-18 Erika Wheelhouse Bemidji State JR D 28 0.64 5-13-18 31 Alyssa Wiebe North Dakota SR F 27 0.63 8- 9-17 Katherine Wilson Minnesota Duluth JR F 27 0.63 6-11-17 33 Hokey Langan Ohio State JR F 28 0.57 6-10-16 Rachel Ramsey Minnesota FR D 28 0.57 2-14-16 35 Pernilla Winberg Minnesota Duluth JR F 28 0.54 6- 9-15 Brigette Lacquette Minnesota Duluth FR D 28 0.54 3-12-15 37 Monique Weber North Dakota SR F 27 0.52 4-10-14 38 Vanessa Thibault Minnesota Duluth JR F 28 0.46 7- 6-13 Lauren Zrust Minnesota State JR F 28 0.46 5- 8-13 Jackie Otto Minnesota State SR D 28 0.46 2-11-13 41 Madison Packer Wisconsin SO F 26 0.46 4- 8-12 Katy Josephs Wisconsin FR F 28 0.43 3- 9-12 43 Candace Molle North Dakota JR D 22 0.50 4- 7-11 Lauren Smith Minnesota State JR F 27 0.41 8- 3-11 Brittany Toor St. Cloud State SR F 28 0.39 5- 6-11 Mary Loken North Dakota JR F 28 0.39 3- 8-11 Kelly Wild Ohio State SR D 28 0.39 3- 8-11 48 Tracy McCann Minnesota State SO F 26 0.38 3- 7-10 Rachael Bona Minnesota FR F 28 0.36 6- 4-10 Kari Lundberg Minnesota State SO F 28 0.36 6- 4-10 Lauren Barnes Minnesota State SO C 28 0.36 3- 7-10 Taylor Kuehl Ohio State FR F 28 0.36 3- 7-10 Abby Ness St. Cloud State FR F 28 0.36 2- 8-10 Mackenzie Thurston Bemidji State JR F 28 0.36 1- 9-10 55 Tea Villila Minnesota Duluth FR D 24 0.38 1- 8- 9 Paige Semenza Ohio State JR F 26 0.35 2- 7- 9 Molli Mott St. Cloud State SO F 27 0.33 5- 4- 9 Alex Nelson St. Cloud State JR F 28 0.32 6- 3- 9 Allison Parizek North Dakota JR F 28 0.32 4- 5- 9 Ariel Mackley Minnesota State SR D 28 0.32 3- 6- 9 Katarina Zgraja Wisconsin FR D 28 0.32 1- 8- 9 62 Jamie Kenyon Minnesota Duluth SO F 16 0.50 4- 4- 8 Shara Jasper Minnesota Duluth FR F 25 0.32 3- 5- 8 Kristin Huber Bemidji State FR F 26 0.31 3- 5- 8 Tess Dusik Bemidji State SO F 27 0.30 5- 3- 8 Andrea Dalen North Dakota FR F 28 0.29 6- 2- 8 Danielle Gagne Ohio State FR F 28 0.29 4- 4- 8 Kimberly Lieder Bemidji State SR D 28 0.29 3- 5- 8 Zoe Hickel Minnesota Duluth FR F 28 0.29 3- 5- 8 Emmi Leinonen Minnesota State SR F 28 0.29 2- 6- 8 Julia Gilbert St. Cloud State SO F 28 0.29 2- 6- 8 72 Melissa Feste Ohio State SR F 16 0.44 1- 6- 7 Rachael Kelly Bemidji State FR F 18 0.39 3- 4- 7 Alev Kelter Wisconsin JR D 20 0.35 1- 6- 7 Minttu Tuominen Ohio State JR F 26 0.27 2- 5- 7 Meghan Lorence Minnesota FR F 28 0.25 3- 4- 7 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 WCHA Player Statistics • League Games con’t

77 Sydney Burghardt St. Cloud State SO F 24 0.25 2- 4- 6 Margot Miller North Dakota SR F 24 0.25 1- 5- 6 Brienna Gillanders Minnesota Duluth SO F 25 0.24 3- 3- 6 Kelly Seeler Minnesota SR D 26 0.23 2- 4- 6 Abby Williams Bemidji State JR F 26 0.23 1- 5- 6 Bethany Brausen Minnesota SO F 28 0.21 4- 2- 6 Karley Sylvester Wisconsin FR F 28 0.21 3- 3- 6 Kayla Sullivan Ohio State FR F 28 0.21 2- 4- 6 Ashley Holmes North Dakota SR D 28 0.21 0- 6- 6 86 Kari Schmitt Ohio State FR D 21 0.24 2- 3- 5 Kelsey Ketcher North Dakota SR F 22 0.23 2- 3- 5 Callie Dahl St. Cloud State JR F 26 0.19 2- 3- 5 Annie Svedin Ohio State SO D 26 0.19 0- 5- 5 Natasha Kostenko Bemidji State FR F 27 0.19 2- 3- 5 Tori Williams North Dakota FR D 27 0.19 1- 4- 5 Lauren Williams Bemidji State SR F 28 0.18 4- 1- 5 Kelly Jaminski Wisconsin SO D 28 0.18 2- 3- 5 Emilia Andersson Minnesota State JR D 28 0.18 1- 4- 5 Mariia Posa Minnesota Duluth JR D/D 28 0.18 0- 5- 5 Sara Schmitt Ohio State FR D 28 0.18 0- 5- 5 97 Becky Kortum Minnesota JR F 20 0.20 2- 2- 4 Blayre Turnbull Wisconsin FR F 22 0.18 3- 1- 4 Whitney Wivoda Bemidji State FR F 28 0.14 2- 2- 4 Nicole Germaine Minnesota State SO F 28 0.14 2- 2- 4 Tina Hollowell Ohio State JR F 28 0.14 2- 2- 4 Kacy Ambroz Minnesota Duluth SR F 28 0.14 1- 3- 4 Haylea Schmid St. Cloud State JR F 28 0.14 1- 3- 4 Cari Coen St. Cloud State SO D 28 0.14 1- 3- 4 Madison Marcotte Ohio State SO D 28 0.14 0- 4- 4 Jordan Brickner Wisconsin JR D 28 0.14 0- 4- 4 107 Sara Dagenais North Dakota SR F 21 0.14 2- 1- 3 Mira Jalosuo Minnesota JR D 24 0.12 1- 2- 3 Noora Jaakkola Minnesota Duluth SO D 25 0.12 0- 3- 3 Jocelyn Zabrick St. Cloud State JR D 26 0.12 3- 0- 3 Stephanie Anderson Minnesota FR F 26 0.12 1- 2- 3 Brittany Haverstock Wisconsin SR D 26 0.12 0- 3- 3 Danielle Williams Bemidji State SO D/F 28 0.11 2- 1- 3 Kayla Berg North Dakota SO D 28 0.11 1- 2- 3 Audrey Hanmer St. Cloud State FR D 28 0.11 1- 2- 3 Lauren Unser Wisconsin JR F 28 0.11 1- 2- 3 Erika Magnusson Minnesota State JR D 28 0.11 0- 3- 3 Brittany Carlson Ohio State SR D 28 0.11 0- 3- 3 119 Jordan Slavin North Dakota JR D 10 0.20 0- 2- 2 Jaclyn Daggit St. Cloud State SR D 16 0.12 1- 1- 2 Lisa Martinson St. Cloud State JR D 21 0.10 0- 2- 2 Kristi King Bemidji State SO F 22 0.09 2- 0- 2 Megan Gilbert North Dakota JR F 24 0.08 1- 1- 2 Kayleigh Chapman Bemidji State FR D 24 0.08 0- 2- 2 Saige Pacholok Wisconsin JR D 26 0.08 1- 1- 2 Kelsie Scott Minnesota State SO F 28 0.07 1- 1- 2 Ashley Furia North Dakota JR D/F 28 0.07 1- 1- 2 Molly Arola Bemidji State JR F 28 0.07 0- 2- 2 Baylee Gillanders Minnesota SO D 28 0.07 0- 2- 2 Emma Stauber Minnesota Duluth FR D 28 0.07 0- 2- 2 Kylie Lane St. Cloud State JR F 28 0.07 0- 2- 2 Michelle Burke St. Cloud State SO D 28 0.07 0- 2- 2 133 Madison Kolls North Dakota SO D 9 0.11 0- 1- 1 Chelsea Knapp Ohio State SO G 12 0.08 0- 1- 1 Katie Frischmann Minnesota JR D 17 0.06 0- 1- 1 Nikki Ludwigson Minnesota SR F 19 0.05 0- 1- 1 Alli Altmann Minnesota State SR G 22 0.05 0- 1- 1 Gina Dodge Minnesota Duluth JR F 23 0.04 1- 0- 1 Amanda Arbogast St. Cloud State FR F 24 0.04 1- 0- 1 Melissa Klippenstein Minnesota State SO F 25 0.04 1- 0- 1 Amanda Monkman St. Cloud State SO D 26 0.04 0- 1- 1 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth JR G 27 0.04 0- 1- 1 Kara Power Minnesota State FR F 27 0.04 0- 1- 1 Katie Allen St. Cloud State JR D 28 0.04 0- 1- 1 Ellie Sitek St. Cloud State JR F 28 0.04 0- 1- 1 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin SO G 28 0.04 0- 1- 1

Goal Scoring: GP GPG G 1 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota JR F 28 0.96 27 2 Natalie Spooner Ohio State SR F 26 0.96 25 3 Hilary Knight Wisconsin SR F 28 0.79 22 4 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin SR F 23 0.91 21 Michelle Karvinen North Dakota SO F 28 0.75 21 6 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin SR F 28 0.71 20 Brianna Decker Wisconsin JR F 28 0.71 20 8 Jen Schoullis Minnesota SR F 27 0.67 18 Audrey Cournoyer Minnesota Duluth JR F 28 0.64 18 10 Amanda Kessel Minnesota SO F 28 0.61 17 Jenna McParland Minnesota Duluth FR F 28 0.61 17 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 28 0.61 17 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 WCHA Player Statistics • League Games con’t

Assist Scoring: GP APG A 1 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota JR F 28 1.32 37 2 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 28 1.29 36 3 Amanda Kessel Minnesota SO F 28 1.21 34 Brianna Decker Wisconsin JR F 28 1.21 34 5 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth SR F 26 1.23 32 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin SR F 28 1.14 32 7 Michelle Karvinen North Dakota SO F 28 1.11 31 8 Megan Bozek Minnesota JR D 28 0.82 23 9 Jen Schoullis Minnesota SR F 27 0.81 22 10 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin SR F 23 0.91 21 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State SR D 27 0.78 21 Hilary Knight Wisconsin SR F 28 0.75 21

Power Play Points: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota JR F 28 0.89 10-15-25 2 Michelle Karvinen North Dakota SO F 28 0.79 6-16-22 3 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 28 0.68 8-11-19 4 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State SR D 27 0.63 5-12-17 5 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin SR F 28 0.57 8- 8-16 6 Natalie Spooner Ohio State SR F 26 0.58 8- 7-15 Marlee Wheelhouse Bemidji State SR D 28 0.54 6- 9-15 Hilary Knight Wisconsin SR F 28 0.54 5-10-15 Amanda Kessel Minnesota SO F 28 0.54 3-12-15 10 Jen Schoullis Minnesota SR F 27 0.52 9- 5-14 Sadie Lundquist Bemidji State JR F 28 0.50 7- 7-14

Short-Handed Points: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Kelly Terry Minnesota SO F 27 0.11 0- 3- 3 Hilary Knight Wisconsin SR F 28 0.11 3- 0- 3 Allison Parizek North Dakota JR F 28 0.11 2- 1- 3 Brianna Decker Wisconsin JR F 28 0.11 1- 2- 3 5 Emily West Minnesota SR F 25 0.08 2- 0- 2 Laura McIntosh Ohio State SR F 26 0.08 1- 1- 2 Pernilla Winberg Minnesota Duluth JR F 28 0.07 2- 0- 2 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 28 0.07 2- 0- 2 Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth JR D 28 0.07 1- 1- 2 Kayla Berg North Dakota SO D 28 0.07 0- 2- 2

Game-Winning Goals: GP G 1 Hilary Knight Wisconsin SR F 28 7 2 Sarah Erickson Minnesota SR F 28 5 Brianna Decker Wisconsin JR F 28 5 4 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin SR F 23 4 Natalie Spooner Ohio State SR F 26 4 Ally Tarr Ohio State SO F 27 4 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 28 4 8 Emily Erickson Bemidji State JR F 26 3 Jen Schoullis Minnesota SR F 27 3 Sadie Lundquist Bemidji State JR F 28 3 Amanda Kessel Minnesota SO F 28 3 Audrey Cournoyer Minnesota Duluth JR F 28 3 Jenna McParland Minnesota Duluth FR F 28 3 Michelle Karvinen North Dakota SO F 28 3 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin SR F 28 3

Defenseman Scoring: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 28 1.89 17-36-53 2 Megan Bozek Minnesota JR D 28 1.18 10-23-33 3 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State SR D 27 0.96 5-21-26 4 Anne Schleper Minnesota SR D 28 0.82 4-19-23 5 Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth JR D 28 0.79 7-15-22 6 Marlee Wheelhouse Bemidji State SR D 28 0.75 7-14-21 7 Stefanie McKeough Wisconsin JR D/D 19 0.95 4-14-18 Erika Wheelhouse Bemidji State JR D 28 0.64 5-13-18 9 Rachel Ramsey Minnesota FR D 28 0.57 2-14-16 10 Brigette Lacquette Minnesota Duluth FR D 28 0.54 3-12-15 11 Jackie Otto Minnesota State SR D 28 0.46 2-11-13 12 Candace Molle North Dakota JR D 22 0.50 4- 7-11 Kelly Wild Ohio State SR D 28 0.39 3- 8-11 14 Tea Villila Minnesota Duluth FR D 24 0.38 1- 8- 9 Ariel Mackley Minnesota State SR D 28 0.32 3- 6- 9 Katarina Zgraja Wisconsin FR D 28 0.32 1- 8- 9 17 Kimberly Lieder Bemidji State SR D 28 0.29 3- 5- 8 18 Alev Kelter Wisconsin JR D 20 0.35 1- 6- 7 19 Kelly Seeler Minnesota SR D 26 0.23 2- 4- 6 Ashley Holmes North Dakota SR D 28 0.21 0- 6- 6 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 WCHA Player Statistics • League Games con’t

Freshman Scoring: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Josefine Jakobsen North Dakota F 28 0.96 13-14-27 2 Jenna McParland Minnesota Duluth F 28 0.89 17- 8-25 3 Rachel Ramsey Minnesota D 28 0.57 2-14-16 4 Brigette Lacquette Minnesota Duluth D 28 0.54 3-12-15 5 Katy Josephs Wisconsin F 28 0.43 3- 9-12 6 Rachael Bona Minnesota F 28 0.36 6- 4-10 Taylor Kuehl Ohio State F 28 0.36 3- 7-10 Abby Ness St. Cloud State F 28 0.36 2- 8-10 9 Tea Villila Minnesota Duluth D 24 0.38 1- 8- 9 Katarina Zgraja Wisconsin D 28 0.32 1- 8- 9 11 Shara Jasper Minnesota Duluth F 25 0.32 3- 5- 8 Kristin Huber Bemidji State F 26 0.31 3- 5- 8 Andrea Dalen North Dakota F 28 0.29 6- 2- 8 Danielle Gagne Ohio State F 28 0.29 4- 4- 8 Zoe Hickel Minnesota Duluth F 28 0.29 3- 5- 8 16 Rachael Kelly Bemidji State F 18 0.39 3- 4- 7 Meghan Lorence Minnesota F 28 0.25 3- 4- 7 18 Karley Sylvester Wisconsin F 28 0.21 3- 3- 6 Kayla Sullivan Ohio State F 28 0.21 2- 4- 6 20 Kari Schmitt Ohio State D 21 0.24 2- 3- 5 Natasha Kostenko Bemidji State F 27 0.19 2- 3- 5 Tori Williams North Dakota D 27 0.19 1- 4- 5 Sara Schmitt Ohio State D 28 0.18 0- 5- 5

Goals Against Average: Minutes GA GAA 1 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin SO 1669:34 41 1.47 2 Noora Räty Minnesota JR 1609:47 42 1.57 3 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth JR 1515:54 55 2.18 4 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State SR 1604:10 65 2.43 5 Stephanie Ney North Dakota SR 1194:36 60 3.01 6 Lisa Steffes Ohio State SO 1093:34 59 3.24 7 Chelsea Knapp Ohio State SO 578:20 35 3.63 8 Alli Altmann Minnesota State SR 1234:19 77 3.74 9 Julie Friend St. Cloud State FR 851:57 68 4.79 10 Tayler VanDenakker St. Cloud State SR 821:15 82 5.99 Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Save Percentage: Saves GA Pct 1 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin SO 790 41 .951 2 Noora Räty Minnesota JR 587 42 .933 3 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State SR 853 65 .929 4 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth JR 675 55 .925 5 Stephanie Ney North Dakota SR 503 60 .893 6 Lisa Steffes Ohio State SO 491 59 .893 7 Alli Altmann Minnesota State SR 620 77 .890 8 Chelsea Knapp Ohio State SO 242 35 .874 9 Julie Friend St. Cloud State FR 464 68 .872 10 Tayler VanDenakker St. Cloud State SR 484 82 .855 Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Winning Percentage: W- L- T Pct 1 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin SO 23- 3- 2 .857 2 Noora Räty Minnesota JR 20- 5- 2 .778 3 Stephanie Ney North Dakota SR 11- 6- 2 .632 4 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth JR 14-12- 1 .537 5 Lisa Steffes Ohio State SO 10-10- 0 .500 6 Chelsea Knapp Ohio State SO 3- 4- 1 .438 7 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State SR 10-15- 2 .407 8 Julie Friend St. Cloud State FR 4-12- 0 .250 9 Alli Altmann Minnesota State SR 3-17- 1 .167 10 Tayler VanDenakker St. Cloud State SR 0-12- 0 .000 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 WCHA Player Statistics • by Team • Final

Bemidji State | Overall - 37 GP (17-17- 3 .500) | Conf Only - 28 GP (11-15- 2 .429) | Career ------|------|------|------## Player POS YR | GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT | GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT | GP G A PTS 17 Sadie Lundquist F JR | 37 12 23 35 10/ 20 8 1 3 0 | 28 11 12 23 9/ 18 7 1 3 0 | 110 22 45 67 10 Emily Erickson F JR | 32 17 15 32 11/ 30 3 1 3 0 | 26 14 14 28 10/ 28 2 0 3 0 | 108 39 37 76 25 Montana Vichorek D SR | 34 8 23 31 9/ 18 6 1 1 0 | 27 5 21 26 7/ 14 5 0 0 0 | 143 18 59 77 15 Marlee Wheelhouse D SR | 37 9 18 27 7/ 14 7 0 0 0 | 28 7 14 21 5/ 10 6 0 0 0 | 146 14 37 51 14 Erika Wheelhouse D JR | 37 8 16 24 5/ 10 4 0 0 1 | 28 5 13 18 4/ 8 3 0 0 1 | 110 9 37 46 16 Mackenzie Thurston F JR | 37 1 14 15 5/ 21 0 0 0 0 | 28 1 9 10 1/ 2 0 0 0 0 | 110 3 18 21 64 Natasha Kostenko F FR | 33 6 7 13 5/ 10 2 0 0 0 | 27 2 3 5 5/ 10 0 0 0 0 | 33 6 7 13 6 Kristin Huber F FR | 33 5 8 13 14/ 28 1 0 0 0 | 26 3 5 8 11/ 22 1 0 0 0 | 33 5 8 13 19 Tess Dusik F SO | 35 7 5 12 22/ 44 2 0 2 0 | 27 5 3 8 14/ 28 0 0 0 0 | 66 7 8 15 29 Kimberly Lieder D SR | 37 5 7 12 13/ 26 1 0 1 0 | 28 3 5 8 10/ 20 1 0 0 0 | 138 6 16 22 18 Rachael Kelly F FR | 27 5 5 10 3/ 6 0 0 3 0 | 18 3 4 7 0 0 2 0 | 27 5 5 10 3 Abby Williams F JR | 35 2 8 10 3/ 6 0 0 2 0 | 26 1 5 6 3/ 6 0 0 1 0 | 70 4 8 12 11 Whitney Wivoda F FR | 36 5 4 9 2/ 4 2 0 0 0 | 28 2 2 4 1/ 2 1 0 0 0 | 36 5 4 9 22 Lauren Williams F SR | 37 5 2 7 14/ 31 0 0 1 0 | 28 4 1 5 13/ 29 0 0 1 0 | 138 8 5 13 13 Molly Arola F JR | 37 2 4 6 6/ 12 0 0 0 0 | 28 0 2 2 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 95 3 4 7 23 Kristi King F SO | 31 2 1 3 5/ 10 0 0 0 0 | 22 2 0 2 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 58 4 2 6 59 Danielle Williams D/F SO | 36 2 1 3 9/ 18 0 0 1 0 | 28 2 1 3 7/ 14 0 0 1 0 | 68 3 2 5 12 Emily McKnight F SO | 7 0 3 3 1/ 2 0 0 0 0 | 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 38 0 3 3 27 Kayleigh Chapman D FR | 28 0 2 2 6/ 12 0 0 0 0 | 24 0 2 2 4/ 8 0 0 0 0 | 28 0 2 2 93 Tegan Rose D FR | 2 0 1 1 1/ 2 0 0 0 0 | 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 2 0 1 1 35 Jessica Havel G JR | 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | | 1 0 0 0 28 Allie Duellman D SO | 3 0 0 0 1/ 2 0 0 0 0 | 1 0 0 0 1/ 2 0 0 0 0 | 33 1 1 2 31 Alana McElhinney G SR | 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 35 0 2 2 5 Alexandria Citrowske F FR | 5 0 0 0 1/ 2 0 0 0 0 | 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 5 0 0 0 24 Alex Ehlert D SO | 11 0 0 0 1/ 2 0 0 0 0 | 7 0 0 0 1/ 2 0 0 0 0 | 44 0 1 1 91 Jamie Hatheway F/D JR | 19 0 0 0 4/ 8 0 0 0 0 | 14 0 0 0 4/ 8 0 0 0 0 | 69 2 0 2 88 Zuzana Tomcikova G SR | 33 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 118 0 2 2 Bench | 3/ 6 | 2/ 4 | ------|------|------|------Bemidji State | 37 101 167 268 161/344 36 3 17 1 | 28 70 116 186 117/245 26 1 11 1 | Opponents | 37 85 136 221 193/441 18 6 17 1 | 28 73 119 192 138/309 17 5 15 1 | ------|------|------## Goaltending (Overall) | GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO %Time | Overall 88 Zuzana Tomcikova SR | 33 1966:42 73 1006 1079 .932 2.23 13-17- 3 .439 33 4 87.7% | +: 778:23 34.7% 31 Alana McElhinney SR | 5 239:54 5 71 76 .934 1.25 4- 0- 0 1.000 4 1 10.7% | -: 688:46 30.7% 35 Jessica Havel JR | 1 20:00 0 10 10 1.000 0.00 0- 0- 0 --- 0 0 0.9% | E: 775:31 34.6% Open Net | 18 16:04 7 7 0.7% | Bemidji State | 37 2242:40 85 1087 1172 .927 2.27 17-17- 3 .500 37 6 100.0% | Opponents | 37 2242:40 101 1062 1163 .913 2.70 17-17- 3 .500 37 4 100.0% | ------|------|------## Goaltending (Conference Only) | GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO %Time | Conference Only 88 Zuzana Tomcikova SR | 27 1604:10 65 853 918 .929 2.43 10-15- 2 .407 27 3 94.6% | +: 548:32 32.3% 31 Alana McElhinney SR | 2 80:00 3 29 32 .906 2.25 1- 0- 0 1.000 1 0 4.7% | -: 568:14 33.5% Open Net | 14 11:36 5 5 0.7% | E: 579:00 34.1% Bemidji State | 28 1695:46 73 882 955 .924 2.58 11-15- 2 .429 28 3 100.0% | Opponents | 28 1695:46 70 792 862 .919 2.48 15-11- 2 .571 28 2 100.0% |

------Minnesota | Overall - 41 GP (34- 5- 2 .854) | Conf Only - 28 GP (21- 5- 2 .786) | Career ------|------|------|------## Player POS YR | GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT | GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT | GP G A PTS 8 Amanda Kessel F SO | 41 32 48 80 7/ 17 6 2 3 0 | 28 17 34 51 5/ 10 3 0 3 0 | 76 51 79 130 24 Jen Schoullis F SR | 40 24 40 64 18/ 36 10 1 4 0 | 27 18 22 40 15/ 30 9 1 3 0 | 156 66 90 156 4 Sarah Erickson F SR | 41 20 29 49 27/ 54 6 0 6 0 | 28 15 15 30 18/ 36 4 0 5 0 | 158 69 86 155 17 Emily West F SR | 38 27 17 44 22/ 44 6 3 7 0 | 25 14 10 24 16/ 32 3 2 2 0 | 154 82 76 158 19 Megan Bozek D JR | 39 15 27 42 17/ 34 8 0 3 1 | 28 10 23 33 10/ 20 5 0 1 1 | 116 27 62 89 9 Sarah Davis F SO | 39 12 22 34 5/ 10 1 1 2 0 | 26 7 15 22 5/ 10 0 1 1 0 | 77 23 43 66 10 Kelly Terry F SO | 40 11 19 30 11/ 22 3 0 1 0 | 27 7 11 18 5/ 10 2 0 0 0 | 78 26 43 69 22 Anne Schleper D SR | 41 5 23 28 13/ 26 2 0 2 0 | 28 4 19 23 8/ 16 1 0 1 0 | 159 32 82 114 5 Rachel Ramsey D FR | 41 4 21 25 18/ 36 3 0 0 0 | 28 2 14 16 15/ 30 2 0 0 0 | 41 4 21 25 15 Rachael Bona F FR | 41 8 7 15 4/ 8 1 0 2 0 | 28 6 4 10 3/ 6 1 0 1 0 | 41 8 7 15 2 Kelly Seeler D SR | 37 2 13 15 23/ 54 0 0 2 0 | 26 2 4 6 14/ 36 0 0 2 0 | 154 15 47 62 20 Meghan Lorence F FR | 41 5 5 10 7/ 14 0 0 0 0 | 28 3 4 7 5/ 10 0 0 0 0 | 41 5 5 10 16 Bethany Brausen F SO | 41 6 3 9 3/ 6 1 0 1 0 | 28 4 2 6 3/ 6 0 0 1 0 | 79 8 10 18 7 Mira Jalosuo D JR | 37 3 6 9 7/ 14 1 0 0 0 | 24 1 2 3 5/ 10 1 0 0 0 | 112 8 19 27 27 Baylee Gillanders D SO | 41 2 5 7 5/ 10 0 0 0 0 | 28 0 2 2 5/ 10 0 0 0 0 | 79 2 11 13 28 Stephanie Anderson F FR | 39 1 5 6 3/ 6 0 0 1 0 | 26 1 2 3 3/ 6 0 0 1 0 | 39 1 5 6 11 Becky Kortum F JR | 28 2 3 5 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 20 2 2 4 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 106 20 18 38 6 Katie Frischmann D JR | 26 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 | 17 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 | 104 2 3 5 3 Samantha Downey F JR | 16 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 | 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 94 6 8 14 18 Nikki Ludwigson F SR | 26 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 | 19 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 | 112 2 2 4 41 Noora Räty G JR | 40 0 1 1 1/ 2 0 0 0 0 | 27 0 0 0 1/ 2 0 0 0 0 | 101 0 7 7 33 Alyssa Grogan G SR | 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 39 0 2 2 31 Shyler Sletta G FR | 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 4 0 0 0 Bench | 3/ 6 | 3/ 6 | ------|------|------|------Minnesota | 41 181 299 480 197/405 48 7 34 1 | 28 113 187 300 142/292 31 4 21 1 | Opponents | 41 54 83 137 225/486 20 1 5 1 | 28 43 66 109 158/352 13 1 5 1 | ------|------|------## Goaltending (Overall) | GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO %Time | Overall 41 Noora Räty JR | 40 2361:09 53 854 907 .942 1.35 33- 5- 2 .850 40 10 95.4% | +:1621:18 65.5% 31 Shyler Sletta FR | 4 107:11 0 30 30 1.000 0.00 1- 0- 0 1.000 1 1 4.3% | -: 253:16 10.2% 33 Alyssa Grogan SR | 1 0:10 0 0 0 ---- 0.00 0- 0- 0 --- 0 0 0.0% | E: 599:50 24.2% Open Net | 19 5:54 1 1 0.2% | Minnesota | 41 2474:24 54 884 938 .942 1.31 34- 5- 2 .854 41 13 100.0% | Opponents | 41 2474:24 181 1396 1577 .885 4.39 5-34- 2 .146 41 1 100.0% | ------|------|------## Goaltending (Conference Only) | GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO %Time | Conference Only 41 Noora Räty JR | 27 1609:47 42 587 629 .933 1.57 20- 5- 2 .778 27 6 95.0% | +: 970:39 57.3% 31 Shyler Sletta FR | 2 79:40 0 23 23 1.000 0.00 1- 0- 0 1.000 1 1 4.7% | -: 253:16 14.9% 33 Alyssa Grogan SR | 1 0:10 0 0 0 ---- 0.00 0- 0- 0 --- 0 0 0.0% | E: 470:29 27.8% Open Net | 14 4:47 1 1 0.3% | Minnesota | 28 1694:24 43 610 653 .934 1.52 21- 5- 2 .786 28 8 100.0% | Opponents | 28 1694:24 113 980 1093 .897 4.00 5-21- 2 .214 28 1 100.0% | 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 WCHA Player Statistics • by Team con’t

------Minnesota Duluth | Overall - 36 GP (21-14- 1 .597) | Conf Only - 28 GP (15-12- 1 .554) | Career ------|------|------|------## Player POS YR | GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT | GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT | GP G A PTS 12 Haley Irwin F SR | 34 16 38 54 29/ 58 4 0 2 0 | 26 11 32 43 19/ 38 3 0 1 0 | 134 79 127 206 10 Audrey Cournoyer F JR | 36 22 26 48 1/ 2 3 1 3 0 | 28 18 20 38 1/ 2 3 1 3 0 | 111 46 55 101 19 Jenna McParland F FR | 36 21 11 32 15/ 30 5 0 5 0 | 28 17 8 25 11/ 22 5 0 3 0 | 36 21 11 32 49 Jessica Wong D JR | 36 11 19 30 16/ 32 2 1 2 0 | 28 7 15 22 14/ 28 2 1 0 0 | 110 41 58 99 9 Katherine Wilson F JR | 35 8 15 23 13/ 26 1 0 1 0 | 27 6 11 17 12/ 24 1 0 1 0 | 109 33 56 89 51 Pernilla Winberg F JR | 36 8 13 21 7/ 14 2 2 2 0 | 28 6 9 15 6/ 12 0 2 2 0 | 107 35 61 96 88 Brigette Lacquette D FR | 36 5 15 20 31/ 62 2 1 1 0 | 28 3 12 15 23/ 46 1 0 1 0 | 36 5 15 20 21 Vanessa Thibault F JR | 36 8 7 15 13/ 29 3 0 1 0 | 28 7 6 13 11/ 25 3 0 1 0 | 111 18 18 36 44 Zoe Hickel F FR | 36 4 8 12 15/ 30 0 0 1 0 | 28 3 5 8 11/ 22 0 0 1 0 | 36 4 8 12 16 Jamie Kenyon F SO | 22 6 5 11 7/ 14 1 1 1 0 | 16 4 4 8 5/ 10 0 0 1 0 | 56 11 13 24 71 Shara Jasper F FR | 33 4 6 10 2/ 4 0 0 2 0 | 25 3 5 8 2/ 4 0 0 1 0 | 33 4 6 10 80 Tea Villila D FR | 32 1 8 9 31/ 84 0 0 0 0 | 24 1 8 9 22/ 66 0 0 0 0 | 32 1 8 9 92 Brienna Gillanders F SO | 33 3 4 7 9/ 18 2 0 0 0 | 25 3 3 6 9/ 18 2 0 0 0 | 67 13 12 25 8 Mariia Posa D JR | 36 1 6 7 3/ 6 1 0 0 0 | 28 0 5 5 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 101 4 15 19 11 Kacy Ambroz F SR | 36 2 3 5 14/ 28 0 0 0 0 | 28 1 3 4 12/ 24 0 0 0 0 | 148 8 14 22 6 Noora Jaakkola D SO | 31 0 3 3 6/ 12 0 0 0 0 | 25 0 3 3 4/ 8 0 0 0 0 | 65 0 8 8 7 Emma Stauber D FR | 36 0 3 3 5/ 10 0 0 0 0 | 28 0 2 2 4/ 8 0 0 0 0 | 36 0 3 3 24 Gina Dodge F JR | 28 1 1 2 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 23 1 0 1 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 103 6 4 10 87 Jennifer Harss G JR | 35 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 | 27 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 | 89 0 3 3 31 Lana Steck G SR | 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 22 0 0 0 79 Dana Gallop F SO | 30 0 0 0 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 25 0 0 0 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 64 1 2 3 Bench | 2/ 4 | 1/ 2 | ------|------|------|------Minnesota Duluth | 36 121 192 313 224/473 26 6 21 0 | 28 91 152 243 175/375 20 4 15 0 | Opponents | 36 79 123 202 204/460 25 5 14 1 | 28 61 91 152 165/382 19 3 12 1 | ------|------|------## Goaltending (Overall) | GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO %Time | Overall 87 Jennifer Harss JR | 35 1994:46 72 897 969 .926 2.17 20-14- 1 .586 35 2 91.8% | +:1154:29 53.1% 31 Lana Steck SR | 9 164:31 3 63 66 .955 1.09 1- 0- 0 1.000 1 0 7.6% | -: 375:55 17.3% Open Net | 17 13:07 4 4 0.6% | E: 642:00 29.6% Minnesota Duluth | 36 2172:24 79 960 1039 .924 2.18 21-14- 1 .597 36 3 100.0% | Opponents | 36 2172:24 121 1043 1164 .896 3.34 14-21- 1 .403 36 5 100.0% | ------|------|------## Goaltending (Conference Only) | GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO %Time | Conference Only 87 Jennifer Harss JR | 27 1515:54 55 675 730 .925 2.18 14-12- 1 .537 27 2 89.9% | +: 874:13 51.9% 31 Lana Steck SR | 8 158:33 3 61 64 .953 1.14 1- 0- 0 1.000 1 0 9.4% | -: 355:10 21.1% Open Net | 15 11:17 3 3 0.7% | E: 456:21 27.1% Minnesota Duluth | 28 1685:44 61 736 797 .923 2.17 15-12- 1 .554 28 3 100.0% | Opponents | 28 1685:44 91 797 888 .898 3.24 12-15- 1 .446 28 4 100.0% | ------|------|------

------Minnesota State | Overall - 36 GP ( 7-28- 1 .208) | Conf Only - 28 GP ( 3-24- 1 .125) | Career ------|------|------|------## Player POS YR | GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT | GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT | GP G A PTS 25 Lauren Smith F JR | 35 9 10 19 23/ 68 3 0 0 0 | 27 8 3 11 19/ 60 3 0 0 0 | 104 20 37 57 3 Lauren Zrust F JR | 36 6 13 19 4/ 8 2 0 1 0 | 28 5 8 13 3/ 6 2 0 1 0 | 104 13 18 31 5 Lauren Barnes C SO | 36 4 14 18 11/ 22 0 0 1 0 | 28 3 7 10 7/ 14 0 0 0 0 | 67 4 22 26 26 Kari Lundberg F SO | 36 9 8 17 2/ 4 2 0 0 0 | 28 6 4 10 2/ 4 1 0 0 0 | 70 10 13 23 29 Jackie Otto D SR | 36 3 13 16 14/ 28 3 0 0 0 | 28 2 11 13 8/ 16 2 0 0 0 | 142 7 26 33 15 Tracy McCann F SO | 34 5 10 15 17/ 45 0 0 1 0 | 26 3 7 10 15/ 41 0 0 0 0 | 69 11 14 25 16 Emmi Leinonen F SR | 36 5 10 15 8/ 16 1 0 0 0 | 28 2 6 8 6/ 12 0 0 0 0 | 131 25 33 58 9 Ariel Mackley D SR | 36 3 9 12 11/ 22 1 0 1 0 | 28 3 6 9 9/ 18 1 0 1 0 | 141 7 15 22 18 Nicole Germaine F SO | 34 5 4 9 4/ 8 0 0 1 0 | 28 2 2 4 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 60 6 9 15 20 Emilia Andersson D JR | 36 4 4 8 15/ 30 3 0 1 0 | 28 1 4 5 8/ 16 1 0 0 0 | 68 4 8 12 13 Kathleen Rogan F SO | 8 6 1 7 5/ 10 2 0 0 0 | 2 0 0 0 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 44 18 10 28 19 Kara Power F FR | 35 2 3 5 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 27 0 1 1 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 35 2 3 5 14 Erika Magnusson D JR | 34 0 4 4 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 28 0 3 3 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 101 0 9 9 7 Kelsie Scott F SO | 36 1 2 3 21/ 42 1 0 1 0 | 28 1 1 2 15/ 30 1 0 1 0 | 69 3 5 8 12 Moira O'Connor F SR | 17 1 0 1 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 12 0 0 0 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 116 16 16 32 23 Melissa Klippenstein F SO | 32 1 0 1 4/ 19 0 0 0 0 | 25 1 0 1 3/ 17 0 0 0 0 | 65 4 2 6 6 Shelby Moteyunas D FR | 21 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 | 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 21 0 1 1 1 Alli Altmann G SR | 28 0 1 1 1/ 2 0 0 0 0 | 22 0 1 1 1/ 2 0 0 0 0 | 107 0 1 1 28 Danielle Scholzen D SO | 30 0 1 1 13/ 26 0 0 0 0 | 23 0 0 0 9/ 18 0 0 0 0 | 48 0 2 2 37 Danielle Butters G SO | 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 26 0 0 0 17 Elisabeth Hewett D SO | 30 0 0 0 4/ 8 0 0 0 0 | 26 0 0 0 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 59 0 0 0 21 Jenna Peterson F/D SR | 32 0 0 0 5/ 10 0 0 0 0 | 24 0 0 0 5/ 10 0 0 0 0 | 121 0 3 3 Bench | 3/ 6 | 2/ 4 | ------|------|------|------Minnesota State | 36 64 108 172 171/386 18 0 7 0 | 28 37 64 101 125/294 11 0 3 0 | Opponents | 36 133 203 336 130/260 31 8 28 1 | 28 105 170 275 94/188 27 4 24 1 | ------|------|------## Goaltending (Overall) | GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO %Time | Overall 1 Alli Altmann SR | 28 1575:58 92 747 839 .890 3.50 6-18- 1 .260 25 1 72.4% | +: 390:53 18.0% 37 Danielle Butters SO | 13 590:23 41 282 323 .873 4.17 1-10- 0 .091 11 0 27.1% | -:1183:31 54.4% Open Net | 9 11:00 0 0 0.5% | E: 602:57 27.7% Minnesota State | 36 2177:21 133 1029 1162 .886 3.67 7-28- 1 .208 36 1 100.0% | Opponents | 36 2177:21 64 933 997 .936 1.76 28- 7- 1 .792 36 10 100.0% | ------|------|------## Goaltending (Conference Only) | GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO %Time | Conference Only 1 Alli Altmann SR | 22 1234:19 77 620 697 .890 3.74 3-17- 1 .167 21 1 73.0% | +: 173:10 10.2% 37 Danielle Butters SO | 9 445:43 28 233 261 .893 3.77 0- 7- 0 .000 7 0 26.4% | -:1029:54 61.0% Open Net | 8 9:41 0 0 0.6% | E: 486:39 28.8% Minnesota State | 28 1689:43 105 853 958 .890 3.73 3-24- 1 .125 28 1 100.0% | Opponents | 28 1689:43 37 671 708 .948 1.31 24- 3- 1 .875 28 8 100.0% | 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 WCHA Player Statistics • by Team con’t

------North Dakota | Overall - 37 GP (22-12- 3 .635) | Conf Only - 28 GP (16- 9- 3 .625) | Career ------|------|------|------## Player POS YR | GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT | GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT | GP G A PTS 17 Jocelyne Lamoureux F JR | 37 34 48 82 29/ 69 11 2 1 0 | 28 27 37 64 23/ 46 10 1 0 0 | 110 90 114 204 18 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls D/F JR | 37 26 45 71 32/ 72 10 3 7 0 | 28 17 36 53 27/ 54 8 2 4 0 | 110 87 113 200 8 Michelle Karvinen F SO | 36 24 37 61 27/ 65 7 1 3 2 | 28 21 31 52 23/ 57 6 0 3 2 | 36 24 37 61 63 Josefine Jakobsen F FR | 37 13 22 35 8/ 16 3 0 2 0 | 28 13 14 27 7/ 14 3 0 2 0 | 37 13 22 35 13 Alyssa Wiebe F SR | 35 12 11 23 17/ 45 2 1 3 0 | 27 8 9 17 16/ 43 2 1 2 0 | 141 47 68 115 26 Monique Weber F SR | 35 5 13 18 28/ 78 0 0 1 0 | 27 4 10 14 21/ 64 0 0 1 0 | 112 29 43 72 2 Mary Loken F JR | 37 6 8 14 11/ 22 1 0 0 0 | 28 3 8 11 6/ 12 1 0 0 0 | 107 21 24 45 32 Candace Molle D JR | 30 5 9 14 19/ 49 2 0 1 0 | 22 4 7 11 14/ 39 2 0 0 0 | 97 8 23 31 10 Andrea Dalen F FR | 37 9 4 13 4/ 8 4 0 1 1 | 28 6 2 8 4/ 8 3 0 1 1 | 37 9 4 13 6 Allison Parizek F JR | 37 4 8 12 17/ 34 0 2 0 0 | 28 4 5 9 14/ 28 0 2 0 0 | 105 12 18 30 19 Margot Miller D SR | 31 2 8 10 7/ 14 0 0 0 0 | 24 1 5 6 5/ 10 0 0 0 0 | 132 15 24 39 21 Kelsey Ketcher F SR | 31 6 3 9 3/ 6 2 0 1 0 | 22 2 3 5 3/ 6 1 0 1 0 | 127 13 10 23 9 Kayla Berg D SO | 37 2 5 7 8/ 16 0 0 0 0 | 28 1 2 3 6/ 12 0 0 0 0 | 73 2 9 11 12 Ashley Holmes D SR | 36 0 7 7 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 28 0 6 6 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 139 1 18 19 16 Tori Williams D FR | 34 1 4 5 14/ 28 0 0 1 0 | 27 1 4 5 9/ 18 0 0 1 0 | 34 1 4 5 7 Jordan Slavin D JR | 14 0 5 5 9/ 18 0 0 0 0 | 10 0 2 2 6/ 12 0 0 0 0 | 74 9 25 34 22 Sara Dagenais F SR | 29 3 1 4 8/ 16 1 0 1 0 | 21 2 1 3 8/ 16 0 0 1 0 | 135 31 30 61 15 Megan Gilbert F JR | 33 1 3 4 6/ 12 0 0 0 0 | 24 1 1 2 5/ 10 0 0 0 0 | 103 2 11 13 91 Ashley Furia D/F JR | 37 2 1 3 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 28 1 1 2 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 107 10 16 26 3 Madison Kolls D SO | 11 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 | 9 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 | 47 0 5 5 5 Holly Perkins F JR | 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | | 34 9 9 18 33 Michelle Bonapace-Potvin G FR | 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 2 0 0 0 30 Jorid Dagfinrud G JR | 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 47 0 0 0 29 Stephanie Ney G SR | 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 87 0 4 4 Bench | 5/ 10 | 5/ 10 | ------|------|------|------North Dakota | 37 155 243 398 257/588 43 9 22 3 | 28 116 185 301 206/467 36 6 16 3 | Opponents | 37 94 152 246 234/509 26 4 12 0 | 28 75 121 196 191/420 23 2 9 0 | ------|------|------## Goaltending (Overall) | GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO %Time | Overall 29 Stephanie Ney SR | 29 1549:32 72 626 698 .897 2.79 16- 8- 2 .654 28 1 69.1% | +:1007:01 44.9% 30 Jorid Dagfinrud JR | 13 646:40 22 261 283 .922 2.04 6- 4- 1 .591 9 4 28.8% | -: 700:52 31.3% 33 Michelle Bonapace-Potvin FR | 2 29:28 0 7 7 1.000 0.00 0- 0- 0 --- 0 0 1.3% | E: 534:34 23.8% Open Net | 19 16:47 0 0 0.7% | North Dakota | 37 2242:27 94 894 988 .905 2.52 22-12- 3 .635 37 6 100.0% | Opponents | 37 2242:27 155 1076 1231 .874 4.15 12-22- 3 .365 37 1 100.0% | ------|------|------## Goaltending (Conference Only) | GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO %Time | Conference Only 29 Stephanie Ney SR | 21 1194:36 60 503 563 .893 3.01 11- 6- 2 .632 20 0 70.2% | +: 704:50 41.4% 30 Jorid Dagfinrud JR | 9 489:54 15 209 224 .933 1.84 5- 3- 1 .611 8 4 28.8% | -: 544:22 32.0% 33 Michelle Bonapace-Potvin FR | 1 9:28 0 4 4 1.000 0.00 0- 0- 0 --- 0 0 0.6% | E: 453:15 26.6% Open Net | 15 8:29 0 0 0.5% | North Dakota | 28 1702:27 75 716 791 .905 2.64 16- 9- 3 .625 28 4 100.0% | Opponents | 28 1702:27 116 774 890 .870 4.09 9-16- 3 .375 28 0 100.0% | ------|------|------

------Ohio State | Overall - 36 GP (16-16- 4 .500) | Conf Only - 28 GP (13-14- 1 .482) | Career ------|------|------|------## Player POS YR | GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT | GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT | GP G A PTS 5 Natalie Spooner F SR | 34 31 19 50 15/ 30 12 1 4 1 | 26 25 14 39 11/ 22 8 1 4 1 | 128 100 63 163 11 Laura McIntosh F SR | 32 12 27 39 8/ 16 1 1 1 0 | 26 9 20 29 7/ 14 1 1 1 0 | 138 47 123 170 4 Ally Tarr F SO | 35 17 10 27 11/ 33 6 1 6 0 | 27 14 8 22 9/ 29 4 1 4 0 | 71 24 17 41 12 Hokey Langan F JR | 36 8 13 21 12/ 24 2 1 2 0 | 28 6 10 16 10/ 20 2 1 2 0 | 100 46 59 105 8 Kelly Wild D SR | 36 3 14 17 26/ 52 2 0 0 0 | 28 3 8 11 23/ 46 2 0 0 0 | 131 12 51 63 25 Paige Semenza F JR | 34 5 9 14 13/ 26 1 1 1 0 | 26 2 7 9 9/ 18 1 1 1 0 | 102 16 24 40 6 Taylor Kuehl F FR | 36 3 11 14 9/ 18 0 0 1 0 | 28 3 7 10 9/ 18 0 0 1 0 | 36 3 11 14 19 Danielle Gagne F FR | 36 6 4 10 13/ 37 0 0 1 0 | 28 4 4 8 11/ 33 0 0 0 0 | 36 6 4 10 15 Minttu Tuominen F JR | 32 2 7 9 11/ 22 1 0 0 0 | 26 2 5 7 8/ 16 1 0 0 0 | 87 10 20 30 22 Sara Schmitt D FR | 36 1 8 9 20/ 40 0 0 0 0 | 28 0 5 5 17/ 34 0 0 0 0 | 36 1 8 9 10 Melissa Feste F SR | 20 1 6 7 1/ 2 0 0 0 0 | 16 1 6 7 1/ 2 0 0 0 0 | 127 18 25 43 27 Annie Svedin D SO | 32 1 6 7 12/ 35 0 0 0 0 | 26 0 5 5 10/ 31 0 0 0 0 | 61 1 6 7 13 Madison Marcotte D SO | 36 1 6 7 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 28 0 4 4 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 51 1 6 7 23 Tina Hollowell F JR | 36 4 2 6 9/ 18 0 0 0 0 | 28 2 2 4 6/ 12 0 0 0 0 | 109 8 18 26 20 Kari Schmitt D FR | 25 2 4 6 9/ 18 0 0 0 0 | 21 2 3 5 5/ 10 0 0 0 0 | 25 2 4 6 7 Kayla Sullivan F FR | 36 2 4 6 5/ 10 0 0 0 0 | 28 2 4 6 5/ 10 0 0 0 0 | 36 2 4 6 3 Brittany Carlson D SR | 36 0 3 3 12/ 35 0 0 0 0 | 28 0 3 3 10/ 31 0 0 0 0 | 142 3 12 15 31 Chelsea Knapp G SO | 15 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 | 12 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 | 50 0 1 1 17 Liz Rizzo F JR | 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 78 0 3 3 1 Lisa Steffes G SO | 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 62 0 3 3 14 Becky Allis D SO | 36 0 0 0 5/ 10 0 0 0 0 | 28 0 0 0 4/ 8 0 0 0 0 | 68 2 4 6 Bench | 2/ 4 | 2/ 4 | ------|------|------|------Ohio State | 36 99 154 253 196/436 25 5 16 1 | 28 75 116 191 160/364 19 5 13 1 | Opponents | 36 115 197 312 196/417 32 6 16 3 | 28 96 166 262 161/347 28 5 14 0 | ------|------|------## Goaltending (Overall) | GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO %Time | Overall 1 Lisa Steffes SO | 26 1403:12 72 610 682 .894 3.08 12-12- 1 .500 25 1 64.2% | +: 674:41 30.9% 31 Chelsea Knapp SO | 15 767:47 41 314 355 .885 3.20 4- 4- 3 .500 11 1 35.1% | -: 823:43 37.7% Open Net | 16 15:41 2 2 0.7% | E: 688:16 31.5% Ohio State | 36 2186:40 115 924 1039 .889 3.16 16-16- 4 .500 36 2 100.0% | Opponents | 36 2186:40 99 1033 1132 .913 2.72 16-16- 4 .500 36 2 100.0% | ------|------|------## Goaltending (Conference Only) | GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO %Time | Conference Only 1 Lisa Steffes SO | 21 1093:34 59 491 550 .893 3.24 10-10- 0 .500 20 1 64.9% | +: 544:30 32.3% 31 Chelsea Knapp SO | 12 578:20 35 242 277 .874 3.63 3- 4- 1 .438 8 1 34.3% | -: 730:09 43.3% Open Net | 12 13:06 2 2 0.8% | E: 410:21 24.4% Ohio State | 28 1685:00 96 733 829 .884 3.42 13-14- 1 .482 28 2 100.0% | Opponents | 28 1685:00 75 781 856 .912 2.67 14-13- 1 .518 28 2 100.0% | ------|------|------2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 WCHA Player Statistics • by Team con’t

------St. Cloud State | Overall - 36 GP ( 5-29- 2 .167) | Conf Only - 28 GP ( 4-24- 0 .143) | Career ------|------|------|------## Player POS YR | GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT | GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT | GP G A PTS 14 Brittany Toor F SR | 36 7 9 16 8/ 16 2 1 1 0 | 28 5 6 11 6/ 12 0 1 1 0 | 137 16 20 36 23 Molli Mott F SO | 35 10 4 14 11/ 22 4 0 0 1 | 27 5 4 9 11/ 22 2 0 0 0 | 69 15 9 24 19 Abby Ness F FR | 36 2 12 14 2/ 4 1 0 0 0 | 28 2 8 10 1/ 2 1 0 0 0 | 36 2 12 14 15 Alex Nelson F JR | 36 7 4 11 12/ 35 1 0 2 0 | 28 6 3 9 10/ 31 1 0 1 0 | 108 18 13 31 20 Julia Gilbert F SO | 36 2 7 9 14/ 28 2 0 1 0 | 28 2 6 8 11/ 22 2 0 1 0 | 71 8 12 20 24 Jocelyn Zabrick D JR | 34 4 2 6 12/ 35 0 0 1 0 | 26 3 0 3 10/ 31 0 0 1 0 | 96 4 10 14 18 Callie Dahl F JR | 33 3 3 6 11/ 22 0 0 0 0 | 26 2 3 5 7/ 14 0 0 0 0 | 79 6 6 12 13 Sydney Burghardt F SO | 32 2 4 6 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 24 2 4 6 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 67 2 9 11 9 Haylea Schmid F JR | 36 2 4 6 8/ 16 1 0 0 0 | 28 1 3 4 6/ 12 1 0 0 0 | 101 4 8 12 3 Audrey Hanmer D FR | 36 1 4 5 16/ 32 1 0 0 0 | 28 1 2 3 12/ 24 1 0 0 0 | 36 1 4 5 28 Cari Coen D SO | 36 1 3 4 16/ 32 1 0 0 0 | 28 1 3 4 12/ 24 1 0 0 0 | 67 3 12 15 11 Lisa Martinson D JR | 28 0 4 4 14/ 39 0 0 0 0 | 21 0 2 2 12/ 35 0 0 0 0 | 93 4 9 13 6 Amanda Arbogast F FR | 31 2 1 3 6/ 12 0 0 0 0 | 24 1 0 1 5/ 10 0 0 0 0 | 31 2 1 3 8 Michelle Burke D SO | 36 0 3 3 13/ 26 0 0 0 0 | 28 0 2 2 12/ 24 0 0 0 0 | 69 1 6 7 27 Jaclyn Daggit D SR | 18 1 1 2 4/ 8 0 0 0 0 | 16 1 1 2 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 112 3 13 16 10 Kylie Lane F JR | 36 0 2 2 15/ 41 0 0 0 0 | 28 0 2 2 14/ 39 0 0 0 0 | 108 3 9 12 4 Amanda Monkman D SO | 34 0 1 1 6/ 12 0 0 0 0 | 26 0 1 1 5/ 10 0 0 0 0 | 68 0 2 2 2 Katie Allen D JR | 35 0 1 1 17/ 34 0 0 0 0 | 28 0 1 1 14/ 28 0 0 0 0 | 104 0 7 7 21 Ellie Sitek F JR | 36 0 1 1 3/ 9 0 0 0 0 | 28 0 1 1 2/ 7 0 0 0 0 | 91 0 2 2 30 Anna Donlan G JR | 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 2 0 0 0 12 Amy Olson F SO | 8 0 0 0 4/ 8 0 0 0 0 | 6 0 0 0 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 42 0 2 2 29 Tayler VanDenakker G SR | 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 47 0 1 1 1 Julie Friend G FR | 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 23 0 0 0 Bench | 3/ 6 | 2/ 4 | ------|------|------|------St. Cloud State | 36 44 70 114 198/443 13 1 5 1 | 28 32 52 84 160/367 9 1 4 0 | Opponents | 36 177 305 482 208/474 43 6 29 1 | 28 150 259 409 169/396 39 4 24 0 | ------|------|------## Goaltending (Overall) | GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO %Time | Overall 1 Julie Friend FR | 23 1149:54 88 599 687 .872 4.59 5-16- 0 .238 21 0 53.0% | +: 238:26 11.0% 29 Tayler VanDenakker SR | 20 1009:51 89 560 649 .863 5.29 0-13- 2 .067 15 0 46.5% | -:1471:19 67.8% 30 Anna Donlan JR | 1 4:01 0 2 2 1.000 0.00 0- 0- 0 --- 0 0 0.2% | E: 460:15 21.2% Open Net | 9 6:14 0 0 0.3% | St. Cloud State | 36 2170:00 177 1161 1338 .868 4.89 5-29- 2 .167 36 0 100.0% | Opponents | 36 2170:00 44 749 793 .945 1.22 29- 5- 2 .833 36 11 100.0% | ------|------|------## Goaltending (Conference Only) | GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO %Time | Conference Only 1 Julie Friend FR | 18 851:57 68 464 532 .872 4.79 4-12- 0 .250 16 0 50.7% | +: 166:22 9.9% 29 Tayler VanDenakker SR | 16 821:15 82 484 566 .855 5.99 0-12- 0 .000 12 0 48.9% | -:1184:02 70.5% 30 Anna Donlan JR | 1 4:01 0 2 2 1.000 0.00 0- 0- 0 --- 0 0 0.2% | E: 329:36 19.6% Open Net | 5 2:47 0 0 0.2% | St. Cloud State | 28 1680:00 150 950 1100 .864 5.36 4-24- 0 .143 28 0 100.0% | Opponents | 28 1680:00 32 556 588 .946 1.14 24- 4- 0 .857 28 10 100.0% | ------|------|------

------Wisconsin | Overall - 40 GP (33- 5- 2 .850) | Conf Only - 28 GP (23- 3- 2 .857) | Career ------|------|------|------## Player POS YR | GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT | GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT | GP G A PTS 18 Brianna Decker F JR | 40 37 45 82 18/ 47 7 1 5 0 | 28 20 34 54 11/ 33 4 1 5 0 | 108 86 103 189 20 Brooke Ammerman F SR | 40 34 43 77 20/ 48 12 2 5 0 | 28 20 32 52 13/ 34 8 1 3 0 | 152 98 117 215 23 Hilary Knight F SR | 40 31 29 60 11/ 22 6 4 10 0 | 28 22 21 43 10/ 20 5 3 7 0 | 161 143 119 262 27 Carolyne Prévost F SR | 33 27 32 59 2/ 4 6 1 5 0 | 23 21 21 42 2/ 4 4 0 4 0 | 144 70 72 142 10 Brittany Ammerman F SO | 40 13 17 30 15/ 30 0 0 2 0 | 28 7 16 23 10/ 20 0 0 1 0 | 79 26 29 55 5 Stefanie McKeough D JR | 28 5 18 23 7/ 14 3 0 1 0 | 19 4 14 18 6/ 12 2 0 1 0 | 101 9 48 57 12 Katy Josephs F FR | 40 5 14 19 4/ 8 1 0 1 0 | 28 3 9 12 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 40 5 14 19 14 Madison Packer F SO | 36 4 14 18 28/ 56 1 0 1 0 | 26 4 8 12 23/ 46 1 0 1 0 | 74 17 27 44 17 Blayre Turnbull F FR | 34 7 7 14 7/ 14 0 1 2 0 | 22 3 1 4 4/ 8 0 1 0 0 | 34 7 7 14 7 Kelly Jaminski D SO | 40 5 9 14 6/ 12 1 1 0 0 | 28 2 3 5 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 81 5 19 24 13 Katarina Zgraja D FR | 40 2 10 12 7/ 14 1 0 0 0 | 28 1 8 9 6/ 12 0 0 0 0 | 40 2 10 12 24 Karley Sylvester F FR | 40 4 7 11 7/ 14 1 0 0 0 | 28 3 3 6 5/ 10 1 0 0 0 | 40 4 7 11 26 Jordan Brickner D JR | 40 2 9 11 1 0 0 0 | 28 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 | 74 8 18 26 15 Alev Kelter D JR | 28 1 9 10 16/ 32 0 0 1 0 | 20 1 6 7 10/ 20 0 0 1 0 | 74 2 18 20 21 Lauren Unser F JR | 40 2 4 6 3/ 6 1 0 0 0 | 28 1 2 3 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 106 3 4 7 22 Laurel Miller D SO | 39 1 4 5 1 0 0 0 | 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 65 1 4 5 28 Natalie Berg D SO | 28 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 | 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 36 0 4 4 4 Brittany Haverstock D SR | 36 0 4 4 4/ 8 0 0 0 0 | 26 0 3 3 1/ 2 0 0 0 0 | 148 7 36 43 16 Saige Pacholok D JR | 36 1 2 3 14/ 28 0 0 0 0 | 26 1 1 2 11/ 22 0 0 0 0 | 113 6 24 30 33 Alex Rigsby G SO | 40 0 3 3 1/ 2 0 0 0 0 | 28 0 1 1 1/ 2 0 0 0 0 | 71 0 3 3 29 Nikki Kaasa G SR | 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 5 0 0 0 11 Derya Kelter F JR | 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 33 0 0 0 Bench | 2/ 4 | 2/ 4 | ------|------|------|------Wisconsin | 40 181 284 465 172/363 42 10 33 0 | 28 113 187 300 124/267 25 6 23 0 | Opponents | 40 60 90 150 208/427 15 4 5 2 | 28 44 67 111 133/277 11 3 3 2 | ------|------|------## Goaltending (Overall) | GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO %Time | Overall 33 Alex Rigsby SO | 40 2345:04 56 1044 1100 .949 1.43 33- 5- 2 .850 39 9 97.1% | +:1387:25 57.5% 29 Nikki Kaasa SR | 5 61:20 2 12 14 .857 1.96 0- 0- 0 --- 1 0 2.5% | -: 374:18 15.5% Open Net | 17 8:26 2 2 0.3% | E: 653:07 27.0% Wisconsin | 40 2414:50 60 1056 1116 .946 1.49 33- 5- 2 .850 40 12 100.0% | Opponents | 40 2414:50 181 1373 1554 .884 4.50 5-33- 2 .150 40 1 100.0% | ------|------|------## Goaltending (Conference Only) | GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO %Time | Conference Only 33 Alex Rigsby SO | 28 1669:34 41 790 831 .951 1.47 23- 3- 2 .857 27 6 98.5% | +: 945:53 55.8% 29 Nikki Kaasa SR | 3 21:20 2 6 8 .750 5.62 0- 0- 0 --- 1 0 1.3% | -: 263:02 15.5% Open Net | 11 3:56 1 1 0.2% | E: 485:55 28.7% Wisconsin | 28 1694:50 44 796 840 .948 1.56 23- 3- 2 .857 28 7 100.0% | Opponents | 28 1694:50 113 925 1038 .891 4.00 3-23- 2 .143 28 1 100.0% | ------|------|------2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 Women’s Division 1 Team Statistical Leaders • All Games • Final

Scoring Offense: Games Goals G/GM other WCHA teams 1 Cornell 35 161 4.60 15 Minnesota Duluth 26/153 5 17.0 2 Wisconsin 40 181 4.53 17 Minnesota State 18/112 8 16.1 3 Mercyhurst 34 151 4.44 18 Ohio State 25/158 6 15.8 4 Minnesota 41 181 4.41 33 St. Cloud State 13/175 6 7.4 5 North Dakota 37 155 4.19 6 Holy Cross 26 103 3.96 Penalty Kill: Totals SHF PCT 7 Harvard 32 115 3.59 1 Wisconsin 131/146 10 89.7 8 Minnesota Duluth 36 121 3.36 2 Harvard 124/140 5 88.6 9 Boston University 38 126 3.32 3 Clarkson 139/157 1 88.5 10 St. Lawrence 38 121 3.18 4 Connecticut 114/129 2 88.4 other WCHA teams 5 Northeastern 120/136 8 88.2 17 Ohio State 36 99 2.75 6 Minnesota 144/164 7 87.8 18 Bemidji State 37 101 2.73 7 North Dakota 181/207 9 87.4 29 Minnesota State 36 64 1.78 8 Boston University 179/206 13 86.9 33 St. Cloud State 36 44 1.22 9 Bemidji State 116/134 3 86.6 10 Providence 167/193 8 86.5 Scoring Defense: Games Goals G/GM other WCHA teams 1 Minnesota 41 54 1.32 14 Minnesota Duluth 153/178 6 86.0 2 Wisconsin 40 60 1.50 30 Ohio State 126/158 5 79.7 3 Northeastern 33 51 1.55 31 Minnesota State 118/149 0 79.2 4 Cornell 35 61 1.74 33 St. Cloud State 121/164 1 73.8 5 Clarkson 37 66 1.78 6 Harvard 32 60 1.88 Combined Special Teams: Totals PCT 7 Holy Cross 26 49 1.88 1 North Dakota 224/394 56.9 8 Robert Morris 32 63 1.97 2 New Hampshire 157/283 55.5 9 Mercyhurst 34 72 2.12 3 Mercyhurst 195/352 55.4 10 Boston College 37 79 2.14 4 Clarkson 173/316 54.7 Providence 37 79 2.14 5 Holy Cross 129/237 54.4 other WCHA teams 6 Cornell 192/355 54.1 13 Minnesota Duluth 36 79 2.19 7 Minnesota Duluth 179/331 54.1 T15 Bemidji State 37 85 2.30 8 Minnesota 192/356 53.9 19 North Dakota 37 94 2.54 9 Boston University 215/402 53.5 26 Ohio State 36 115 3.19 10 Harvard 152/288 52.8 29 Minnesota State 36 133 3.69 other WCHA teams 33 St. Cloud State 36 177 4.92 11 Wisconsin 173/330 52.4 12 Minnesota State 136/261 52.1 Scoring Margin: Games GF GF/G GA GA/G Margin 15 Bemidji State 152/297 51.2 1 Minnesota 41 181 4.41 54 1.32 3.10 26 Ohio State 151/316 47.8 2 Wisconsin 40 181 4.53 60 1.50 3.02 34 St. Cloud State 134/339 39.5 3 Cornell 35 161 4.60 61 1.74 2.86 4 Mercyhurst 34 151 4.44 72 2.12 2.32 Team Winning Percentage: W- L- T Win% 5 Holy Cross 26 103 3.96 49 1.88 2.08 1 Cornell 30- 5- 0 .857 6 Harvard 32 115 3.59 60 1.88 1.72 2 Minnesota 34- 5- 2 .854 7 North Dakota 37 155 4.19 94 2.54 1.65 3 Wisconsin 33- 5- 2 .850 8 Northeastern 33 104 3.15 51 1.55 1.61 4 Holy Cross 19- 4- 3 .788 9 Minnesota Duluth 36 121 3.36 79 2.19 1.17 5 Northeastern 22- 7- 4 .727 10 Robert Morris 32 100 3.12 63 1.97 1.16 6 Mercyhurst 23- 8- 3 .721 other WCHA teams 7 Harvard 22- 9- 1 .703 17 Bemidji State 37 101 2.73 85 2.30 0.43 8 Boston College 24-10- 3 .689 21 Ohio State 36 99 2.75 115 3.19 -0.44 9 St. Lawrence 24-10- 4 .684 30 Minnesota State 36 64 1.78 133 3.69 -1.92 10 Clarkson 22-10- 5 .662 33 St. Cloud State 36 44 1.22 177 4.92 -3.69 11 Robert Morris 19- 9- 4 .656 12 North Dakota 22-12- 3 .635 Penalty Minutes: Games PIM PIM/G 13 Dartmouth 18-10- 2 .633 1 North Dakota 37 588 15.9 14 Boston University 23-14- 1 .618 2 Minnesota Duluth 36 473 13.1 15 Minnesota Duluth 21-14- 1 .597 3 Robert Morris 32 417 13.0 16 Maine 17-11- 6 .588 4 Colgate 33 423 12.8 17 Quinnipiac 19-16- 2 .541 5 Vermont 32 400 12.5 18 Bemidji State 17-17- 3 .500 6 Maine 34 419 12.3 Ohio State 16-16- 4 .500 7 St. Cloud State 36 443 12.3 20 Providence 16-17- 4 .486 8 Providence 37 452 12.2 21 Princeton 12-15- 4 .452 9 Ohio State 36 436 12.1 22 Niagara 10-16- 8 .412 10 Boston University 38 452 11.9 23 Sacred Heart 11-17- 1 .397 other WCHA teams 24 Brown 8-16- 7 .371 14 Minnesota State 36 386 10.7 25 Colgate 10-21- 2 .333 21 Minnesota 41 405 9.9 26 New Hampshire 10-22- 3 .329 25 Bemidji State 37 344 9.3 Syracuse 10-22- 3 .329 27 Wisconsin 40 363 9.1 28 Rensselaer 9-21- 4 .324 29 Connecticut 4-23- 7 .221 Power Play: Totals SHA PCT 30 Vermont 4-22- 6 .219 1 Mercyhurst 49/177 1 27.7 31 Minnesota State 7-28- 1 .208 2 Cornell 47/187 1 25.1 32 Union 4-26- 4 .176 3 Minnesota 48/192 1 25.0 33 St. Cloud State 5-29- 2 .167 4 North Dakota 43/187 4 23.0 34 Yale 1-27- 1 .052 5 Wisconsin 42/184 4 22.8 6 Bemidji State 36/163 6 22.1 Current Unbeaten Streak: W- L- T Games 7 Holy Cross 25/116 4 21.6 Minnesota 8- 0- 0 8 8 Clarkson 34/159 4 21.4 9 Robert Morris 37/185 1 20.0 10 Harvard 28/148 3 18.9 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 Women’s Division 1 Player Statistical Leaders • All Games • Final

Points Per Game: GP G- A- P P/GM 1 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota JR F 37 34-48-82 2.22 2 Bailey Bram Mercyhurst SR F 32 27-41-68 2.12 3 Brianna Decker Wisconsin JR F 40 37-45-82 2.05 4 Amanda Kessel Minnesota SO F 41 32-48-80 1.95 5 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin SR F 40 34-43-77 1.93 6 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 37 26-45-71 1.92 7 Rebecca Johnston Cornell SR F 33 30-31-61 1.85 8 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin SR F 33 27-32-59 1.79 9 Stacey Hochkins Holy Cross SR F 26 28-18-46 1.77 10 Brianne Jenner Cornell SO F 33 20-38-58 1.76 11 Christine Bestland Mercyhurst SO F 34 24-34-58 1.71 12 Michelle Karvinen North Dakota SO F 36 24-37-61 1.69 13 Jillian Dempsey Harvard JR F 30 27-21-48 1.60 Jen Schoullis Minnesota SR F 40 24-40-64 1.60 15 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth SR F 34 16-38-54 1.59 16 Jenn Wakefield Boston University SR F 36 29-28-57 1.58 17 Jillian Saulnier Cornell FR F 33 22-30-52 1.58 18 Kelley Steadman Mercyhurst SR F 34 33-20-53 1.56 19 Hilary Knight Wisconsin SR F 40 31-29-60 1.50 20 Natalie Spooner Ohio State SR F 34 31-19-50 1.47 21 Kendall Coyne Northeastern FR F 31 26-19-45 1.45 22 Jess Jones Mercyhurst SR F 34 13-35-48 1.41 23 Lyndsey Fry Harvard SO F 30 22-20-42 1.40 24 Rebecca Vint Robert Morris FR F 32 22-22-44 1.38 25 Audrey Cournoyer Minnesota Duluth JR F 36 22-26-48 1.33 26 Isabel Menard Boston University JR F 37 18-30-48 1.30 27 Camille Dumais Dartmouth JR F 30 16-22-38 1.27 28 Casey Pickett Northeastern JR F 33 18-23-41 1.24 29 Kelly Sabatine St. Lawrence JR F 38 22-25-47 1.24 30 Laura McIntosh Ohio State SR F 32 12-27-39 1.22 31 Rylee Smith St. Lawrence SO F 38 19-27-46 1.21 32 Sarah Erickson Minnesota SR F 41 20-29-49 1.20 33 Catherine White Cornell SR F 30 14-21-35 1.17 34 Thea Imbrogno Robert Morris SO F 31 16-20-36 1.16 35 Emily West Minnesota SR F 38 27-17-44 1.16 36 Jamie Lee Rattray Clarkson SO F 33 19-19-38 1.15 37 Kelly Foley Dartmouth SR F 30 16-18-34 1.13 38 Nicola Garat Holy Cross SR F 23 14-12-26 1.13 39 Laura Fortino Cornell JR D 33 8-29-37 1.12 40 Alex Carpenter Boston College FR F/C 35 21-18-39 1.11 41 Carly Mercer Clarkson SO F 37 14-26-40 1.08 Kelly Babstock Quinnipiac SO F 37 18-22-40 1.08 43 Caroline English Holy Cross JR F 26 12-16-28 1.08 Megan Bozek Minnesota JR D 39 15-27-42 1.08 45 Nicole Palazzo Sacred Heart SR D 28 17-12-29 1.04 46 Reagan Fischer Dartmouth SR F 30 12-19-31 1.03 47 Kayla Tutino Boston University FR F 38 19-20-39 1.03 48 Emily Erickson Bemidji State JR F 32 17-15-32 1.00 Chelsea Karpenko Cornell SR F 33 18-15-33 1.00 Molly Byrne Mercyhurst FR D 34 6-28-34 1.00 51 Brittany Dougherty Maine JR F 34 16-17-33 0.97 Nicole Kosta Quinnipiac FR F 34 8-25-33 0.97 53 Karell Émard St. Lawrence SR F 38 14-22-36 0.95 54 Sadie Lundquist Bemidji State JR F 37 12-23-35 0.95 Josefine Jakobsen North Dakota FR F 37 13-22-35 0.95 56 Kristina Lavoie New Hampshire JR F 35 18-15-33 0.94 57 Brittany Phillips Colgate JR F 31 13-16-29 0.94 58 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State SR D 34 8-23-31 0.91 Danielle Ward Maine SR F 34 14-17-31 0.91 60 Ashley Cottrell Providence SR F 31 16-12-28 0.90 Brianna Delaney Robert Morris SR F 31 10-18-28 0.90 62 Tara Watchorn Boston University SR D 29 6-20-26 0.90 63 Jenna McParland Minnesota Duluth FR F 36 21-11-32 0.89 64 Sarah Davis Minnesota SO F 39 12-22-34 0.87 65 Emily Field Boston College FR F 37 13-19-32 0.86 66 Marissa Gedman Harvard SO D 32 8-19-27 0.84 Kelsey Thomas Robert Morris JR F 32 13-14-27 0.84 68 Sally Butler Princeton SO F 31 15-11-26 0.84 69 Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth JR D 36 11-19-30 0.83 70 Brittany Esposito Northeastern JR F 33 9-18-27 0.82 71 Josephine Pucci Harvard JR D 26 5-16-21 0.81 72 Sasha Nanji Dartmouth JR D 30 12-12-24 0.80 Samantha Reber Harvard FR F 30 6-18-24 0.80 74 Lauriane Rougeau Cornell JR D 33 6-20-26 0.79 75 Danielle Skirrow Clarkson JR F 37 17-12-29 0.78 Abby Gauthier Providence SR F 37 8-21-29 0.78 77 Mary Restuccia Boston College SR F 35 4-23-27 0.77 Nicole Gifford New Hampshire SO F 35 10-17-27 0.77 Ally Tarr Ohio State SO F 35 17-10-27 0.77 80 Jordan Smelker Rensselaer SO F 34 10-16-26 0.76 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 Women’s Division 1 Player Statistics • Leaders • All Games con’t

81 Kelly Terry Minnesota SO F 40 11-19-30 0.75 Cobina Delaney Robert Morris JR F 32 8-16-24 0.75 Brittany Ammerman Wisconsin SO F 40 13-17-30 0.75 84 Kristine Horn New Hampshire JR F 34 8-17-25 0.74 85 Marlee Wheelhouse Bemidji State SR D 37 9-18-27 0.73 Ashley Motherwell Boston College JR F 37 13-14-27 0.73 Juana Baribeau Clarkson SR F 37 16-11-27 0.73 Laura Veharanta Providence SR F 37 12-15-27 0.73 89 Myriam Croussette Maine SR F 33 11-13-24 0.73 90 Holly Carrie-Mattimoe Syracuse JR F 35 14-11-25 0.71 Margot Scharfe Syracuse SO F 35 13-12-25 0.71 92 Erin Barley-Maloney Cornell JR F 31 11-11-22 0.71 Denna Laing Princeton SO F 31 11-11-22 0.71 94 Corinne Buie Providence SO F 37 11-15-26 0.70 Vanessa Emond St. Lawrence SR F 37 12-14-26 0.70 96 Mary Klimasewiski Holy Cross FR F 26 7-11-18 0.69 97 Sarah Edney Harvard FR D 29 7-13-20 0.69 98 Alisa Harrison Rensselaer SR F 32 8-14-22 0.69 99 Brooke Fernandez St. Lawrence JR D 38 9-17-26 0.68 100 Anne Schleper Minnesota SR D 41 5-23-28 0.68 Minimum 75% of Team Games Played

Goals Per Game: GP G G/GM 1 Stacey Hochkins Holy Cross SR F 26 28 1.08 2 Kelley Steadman Mercyhurst SR F 34 33 0.97 3 Brianna Decker Wisconsin JR F 40 37 0.93 4 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota JR F 37 34 0.92 5 Natalie Spooner Ohio State SR F 34 31 0.91 6 Rebecca Johnston Cornell SR F 33 30 0.91 7 Jillian Dempsey Harvard JR F 30 27 0.90 8 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin SR F 40 34 0.85 9 Bailey Bram Mercyhurst SR F 32 27 0.84 10 Kendall Coyne Northeastern FR F 31 26 0.84 other WCHA players 11 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin SR F 33 27 0.82 13 Amanda Kessel Minnesota SO F 41 32 0.78 14 Hilary Knight Wisconsin SR F 40 31 0.78 16 Emily West Minnesota SR F 38 27 0.71 17 Christine Bestland Mercyhurst SO F 34 24 0.71 18 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 37 26 0.70 T20 Michelle Karvinen North Dakota SO F 36 24 0.67 22 Audrey Cournoyer Minnesota Duluth JR F 36 22 0.61 T26 Jen Schoullis Minnesota SR F 40 24 0.60 28 Jenna McParland Minnesota Duluth FR F 36 21 0.58 35 Emily Erickson Bemidji State JR F 32 17 0.53

Assists Per Game: GP A A/GM 1 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota JR F 37 48 1.30 2 Bailey Bram Mercyhurst SR F 32 41 1.28 3 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 37 45 1.22 4 Amanda Kessel Minnesota SO F 41 48 1.17 5 Brianne Jenner Cornell SO F 33 38 1.15 6 Brianna Decker Wisconsin JR F 40 45 1.12 7 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth SR F 34 38 1.12 8 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin SR F 40 43 1.07 9 Jess Jones Mercyhurst SR F 34 35 1.03 10 Michelle Karvinen North Dakota SO F 36 37 1.03 11 Jen Schoullis Minnesota SR F 40 40 1.00 Christine Bestland Mercyhurst SO F 34 34 1.00 other WCHA players 13 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin SR F 33 32 0.97 17 Laura McIntosh Ohio State SR F 32 27 0.84 23 Hilary Knight Wisconsin SR F 40 29 0.72 24 Audrey Cournoyer Minnesota Duluth JR F 36 26 0.72 26 Sarah Erickson Minnesota SR F 41 29 0.71 T31 Megan Bozek Minnesota JR D 39 27 0.69 35 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State SR D 34 23 0.68 41 Sadie Lundquist Bemidji State JR F 37 23 0.62

Power Play Goals: GP PPG/G PPG 1 Bailey Bram Mercyhurst SR F 32 0.38 12 Kelley Steadman Mercyhurst SR F 34 0.35 12 Natalie Spooner Ohio State SR F 34 0.35 12 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin SR F 40 0.30 12 5 Rebecca Vint Robert Morris FR F 32 0.34 11 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota JR F 37 0.30 11 7 Jillian Dempsey Harvard JR F 30 0.33 10 Jenn Wakefield Boston University SR F 36 0.28 10 Danielle Skirrow Clarkson JR F 37 0.27 10 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 37 0.27 10 Jen Schoullis Minnesota SR F 40 0.25 10 other WCHA players 13 Sadie Lundquist Bemidji State JR F 37 0.22 8 Megan Bozek Minnesota JR D 39 0.21 8 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 Women’s Division 1 Player Statistics • Leaders • All Games con’t

Short-Handed Goals: GP SHG/G SHG 1 Stacey Hochkins Holy Cross SR F 26 0.15 4 Casey Pickett Northeastern JR F 33 0.12 4 Kelley Steadman Mercyhurst SR F 34 0.12 4 Hilary Knight Wisconsin SR F 40 0.10 4 5 Nicole Palazzo Sacred Heart SR D 28 0.11 3 Jillian Dempsey Harvard JR F 30 0.10 3 Kendall Coyne Northeastern FR F 31 0.10 3 Ashley Cottrell Providence SR F 31 0.10 3 Brittany Dougherty Maine JR F 34 0.09 3 Alex Carpenter Boston College FR F/C 35 0.09 3 Jenn Wakefield Boston University SR F 36 0.08 3 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 37 0.08 3 Kayla Tutino Boston University FR F 38 0.08 3 Emily West Minnesota SR F 38 0.08 3 other WCHA players T15 Pernilla Winberg Minnesota Duluth JR F 36 0.06 2 Allison Parizek North Dakota JR F 37 0.05 2 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota JR F 37 0.05 2 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin SR F 40 0.05 2 Amanda Kessel Minnesota SO F 41 0.05 2

Game-Winning Goals: GP GWG 1 Hilary Knight Wisconsin SR F 40 10 2 Kendall Coyne Northeastern FR F 31 7 Rebecca Johnston Cornell SR F 33 7 Danielle Ward Maine SR F 34 7 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 37 7 Emily West Minnesota SR F 38 7 Kelly Sabatine St. Lawrence JR F 38 7 8 Rebecca Vint Robert Morris FR F 32 6 Ally Tarr Ohio State SO F 35 6 Sarah Erickson Minnesota SR F 41 6 other WCHA players T11 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin SR F 33 5 Jenna McParland Minnesota Duluth FR F 36 5 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin SR F 40 5 Brianna Decker Wisconsin JR F 40 5

Points Per Game (Defensemen): GP G- A- P P/GM 1 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota JR D/F 37 26-45-71 1.92 2 Laura Fortino Cornell JR D 33 8-29-37 1.12 3 Megan Bozek Minnesota JR D 39 15-27-42 1.08 4 Nicole Palazzo Sacred Heart SR D 28 17-12-29 1.04 5 Molly Byrne Mercyhurst FR D 34 6-28-34 1.00 6 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State SR D 34 8-23-31 0.91 7 Tara Watchorn Boston University SR D 29 6-20-26 0.90 8 Marissa Gedman Harvard SO D 32 8-19-27 0.84 9 Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth JR D 36 11-19-30 0.83 10 Josephine Pucci Harvard JR D 26 5-16-21 0.81 other WCHA players 13 Marlee Wheelhouse Bemidji State SR D 37 9-18-27 0.73 16 Anne Schleper Minnesota SR D 41 5-23-28 0.68 T17 Erika Wheelhouse Bemidji State JR D 37 8-16-24 0.65 22 Rachel Ramsey Minnesota FR D 41 4-21-25 0.61 26 Brigette Lacquette Minnesota Duluth FR D 36 5-15-20 0.56 36 Kelly Wild Ohio State SR D 36 3-14-17 0.47 T38 Candace Molle North Dakota JR D 30 5- 9-14 0.47 41 Jackie Otto Minnesota State SR D 36 3-13-16 0.44 Minimum 75% of Team Games Played

Points Per Game (Rookies): GP G- A- P P/GM 1 Michelle Karvinen North Dakota SO F 36 24-37-61 1.69 2 Jillian Saulnier Cornell FR F 33 22-30-52 1.58 3 Kendall Coyne Northeastern FR F 31 26-19-45 1.45 4 Rebecca Vint Robert Morris FR F 32 22-22-44 1.38 5 Alex Carpenter Boston College FR F/C 35 21-18-39 1.11 6 Kayla Tutino Boston University FR F 38 19-20-39 1.03 7 Molly Byrne Mercyhurst FR D 34 6-28-34 1.00 8 Nicole Kosta Quinnipiac FR F 34 8-25-33 0.97 9 Josefine Jakobsen North Dakota FR F 37 13-22-35 0.95 10 Jenna McParland Minnesota Duluth FR F 36 21-11-32 0.89 other WCHA players 22 Rachel Ramsey Minnesota FR D 41 4-21-25 0.61 28 Brigette Lacquette Minnesota Duluth FR D 36 5-15-20 0.56 38 Katy Josephs Wisconsin FR F 40 5-14-19 0.47 T44 Blayre Turnbull Wisconsin FR F 34 7- 7-14 0.41 49 Kristin Huber Bemidji State FR F 33 5- 8-13 0.39 Natasha Kostenko Bemidji State FR F 33 6- 7-13 0.39 Minimum 75% of Team Games Played 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 Women’s Division 1 Player Statistics • Leaders • All Games con’t

Goals Against Average: Minutes GA GAA 1 Noora Räty Minnesota JR 2361:09 53 1.35 2 Florence Schelling Northeastern SR 1823:09 43 1.42 3 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin SO 2345:04 56 1.43 4 Lauren Slebodnick Cornell SO 989:53 24 1.45 5 Amanda Mazzotta Cornell SR 1157:53 33 1.71 6 Erica Howe Clarkson SO 2200:21 64 1.75 7 Laura Bellamy Harvard JR 1940:46 60 1.85 8 Lindsay Holdcroft Dartmouth SO 1516:12 48 1.90 9 Genevieve Lacasse Providence SR 1878:46 60 1.92 10 Kristen DiCiocco Robert Morris JR 1769:21 58 1.97 other WCHA players 17 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth JR 1994:46 72 2.17 19 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State SR 1966:42 73 2.23 27 Stephanie Ney North Dakota SR 1549:32 72 2.79 32 Lisa Steffes Ohio State SO 1403:12 72 3.08 34 Chelsea Knapp Ohio State SO 767:47 41 3.20 37 Alli Altmann Minnesota State SR 1575:58 92 3.50 42 Julie Friend St. Cloud State FR 1149:54 88 4.59 44 Tayler VanDenakker St. Cloud State SR 1009:51 89 5.29 Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Save Percentage: Saves GA Save% 1 Florence Schelling Northeastern SR 818 43 .950 2 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin SO 1044 56 .949 3 Noora Räty Minnesota JR 854 53 .942 4 Genevieve Lacasse Providence SR 900 60 .938 5 Kate Gallagher Union SR 534 36 .937 6 Aubree Moore Brown SO 542 39 .933 7 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State SR 1006 73 .932 8 Carmen MacDonald St. Lawrence FR 795 61 .929 9 Kristen DiCiocco Robert Morris JR 743 58 .928 10 Erica Howe Clarkson SO 807 64 .927 other WCHA players 14 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth JR 897 72 .926 32 Stephanie Ney North Dakota SR 626 72 .897 34 Lisa Steffes Ohio State SO 610 72 .894 36 Alli Altmann Minnesota State SR 747 92 .890 38 Chelsea Knapp Ohio State SO 314 41 .885 43 Julie Friend St. Cloud State FR 599 88 .872 44 Tayler VanDenakker St. Cloud State SR 560 89 .863 Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Winning Percentage: W- L- T Win% 1 Lauren Slebodnick Cornell SO 15- 1- 0 .938 2 Noora Räty Minnesota JR 33- 5- 2 .850 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin SO 33- 5- 2 .850 4 Amanda Mazzotta Cornell SR 15- 4- 0 .789 5 Florence Schelling Northeastern SR 20- 6- 4 .733 6 Carmen MacDonald St. Lawrence FR 21- 7- 3 .726 7 Alexandra Stevenson Holy Cross FR 6- 2- 1 .722 8 Laura Bellamy Harvard JR 22- 9- 1 .703 9 Hillary Pattenden Mercyhurst SR 20- 8- 3 .694 10 Corinne Boyles Boston College JR 24-10- 3 .689 other WCHA players 12 Stephanie Ney North Dakota SR 16- 8- 2 .654 15 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth JR 20-14- 1 .586 19 Lisa Steffes Ohio State SO 12-12- 1 .500 Chelsea Knapp Ohio State SO 4- 4- 3 .500 24 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State SR 13-17- 3 .439 37 Alli Altmann Minnesota State SR 6-18- 1 .260 39 Julie Friend St. Cloud State FR 5-16- 0 .238 44 Tayler VanDenakker St. Cloud State SR 0-13- 2 .067 Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Shutouts: GP Shutouts 1 Noora Räty Minnesota JR 40 10 2 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin SO 40 9 3 Florence Schelling Northeastern SR 30 8 Genevieve Lacasse Providence SR 31 8 5 Victoria Vigilanti Quinnipiac JR 30 7 Laura Bellamy Harvard JR 32 7 Erica Howe Clarkson SO 37 7 8 Hillary Pattenden Mercyhurst SR 31 6 Carmen MacDonald St. Lawrence FR 31 6 Corinne Boyles Boston College JR 37 6 other WCHA players T13 Jorid Dagfinrud North Dakota JR 13 4 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State SR 33 4 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 Women’s Division 1 Statistics • Game Highs

Points: 5 Kelly Jaminski Wisconsin vs Lindenwood 09/23/2011 Team Goals: 11 Wisconsin vs Lindenwood 09/23/2011 Saves: 57 Alexius Schutt Sacred Heart vs Maine 09/23/2011 Saves: 64 Alexis Molotky Sacred Heart vs Maine 09/24/2011 Points: 5 Jordan Brickner Wisconsin vs Lindenwood 09/25/2011 Goals: 3 Brianna Decker Wisconsin vs Lindenwood 09/25/2011 Goals: 3 Hilary Knight Wisconsin vs Lindenwood 09/25/2011 Team Goals: 13 Wisconsin vs Lindenwood 09/25/2011 Power Play: .800 4 of 5 Wisconsin vs Lindenwood 09/25/2011 Goals: 4 Kathleen Rogan Minnesota State vs Lindenwood 10/01/2011 Assists: 4 Lauren Smith Minnesota State vs Lindenwood 10/01/2011 Assists: 4 Lauren Barnes Minnesota State vs Lindenwood 10/01/2011 Team Goals: 10 Minnesota State vs Lindenwood 10/01/2011 Goals: 3 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota vs Boston University 10/01/2011 Goals: 4 Natalie Spooner Ohio State vs Bemidji State 10/07/2011 Saves: 53 Tayler VanDenakker St. Cloud State vs Minnesota 10/07/2011 Points: 5 Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth vs Boston College 10/08/2011 Goals: 3 Ally Tarr Ohio State vs Bemidji State 10/08/2011 Goals: 3 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin vs North Dakota 10/08/2011 Saves: 56 Alexius Schutt Sacred Heart vs Union 10/08/2011 Team Goals: 9 Union vs Sacred Heart 10/08/2011 Goals: 3 Amanda Kessel Minnesota vs St. Cloud State 10/08/2011 Points: 7 Brittany Phillips Colgate vs Lindenwood 10/15/2011 Points: 5 Melissa Kueber Colgate vs Lindenwood 10/15/2011 Goals: 4 Melissa Kueber Colgate vs Lindenwood 10/15/2011 Assists: 5 Brittany Phillips Colgate vs Lindenwood 10/15/2011 Assists: 4 Jocelyn Simpson Colgate vs Lindenwood 10/15/2011 Goals: 3 Bailey Bram Mercyhurst vs Providence 10/15/2011 Goals: 3 Kayla Tutino Boston University vs Union 10/15/2011 Points: 5 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota vs Vermont 10/15/2011 Team Goals: 9 North Dakota vs Vermont 10/15/2011 Saves: 49 Alli Altmann Minnesota State vs Minnesota 10/20/2011 Points: 5 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota vs Ohio State 10/21/2011 Goals: 3 Michelle Karvinen North Dakota vs Ohio State 10/21/2011 Assists: 4 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota vs Ohio State 10/21/2011 Team Goals: 11 North Dakota vs Ohio State 10/21/2011 Penalty Kill: 1.000 10 of 10 North Dakota vs Ohio State 10/21/2011 Penalty Kill: 1.000 9 of 9 Vermont vs Providence 10/21/2011 Points: 6 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State vs St. Cloud State 10/21/2011 Assists: 4 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State vs St. Cloud State 10/21/2011 Points: 5 Lucie Povova Northeastern vs Yale 10/22/2011 Points: 5 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota vs Ohio State 10/22/2011 Goals: 3 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota vs Ohio State 10/22/2011 Goals: 3 Katelyn Landry Brown vs Sacred Heart 10/22/2011 Team Goals: 10 Brown vs Sacred Heart 10/22/2011 Goals: 4 Jillian Saulnier Cornell vs Colgate 10/25/2011 Assists: 4 Rebecca Johnston Cornell vs Colgate 10/25/2011 Saves: 58 Kimberly Sass Colgate vs Cornell 10/25/2011 Goals: 3 Jen Schoullis Minnesota vs Bemidji State 10/28/2011 Assists: 4 Amanda Kessel Minnesota vs Bemidji State 10/28/2011 Team Goals: 9 Cornell vs Yale 10/28/2011 Goals: 3 Chelsea Karpenko Cornell vs Brown 10/29/2011 Team Goals: 9 Cornell vs Brown 10/29/2011 Goals: 3 Brianna Decker Wisconsin vs Boston University 10/29/2011 Points: 5 Kelley Steadman Mercyhurst vs Lindenwood 10/29/2011 Points: 7 Bailey Bram Mercyhurst vs Lindenwood 10/29/2011 Points: 5 Jess Jones Mercyhurst vs Lindenwood 10/29/2011 Goals: 4 Kelley Steadman Mercyhurst vs Lindenwood 10/29/2011 Goals: 3 Jess Jones Mercyhurst vs Lindenwood 10/29/2011 Assists: 5 Bailey Bram Mercyhurst vs Lindenwood 10/29/2011 Assists: 4 Molly Byrne Mercyhurst vs Lindenwood 10/29/2011 Team Goals: 14 Mercyhurst vs Lindenwood 10/29/2011 Power Play: .714 5 of 7 Mercyhurst vs Lindenwood 10/29/2011 Goals: 3 Katherine Wilson Minnesota Duluth vs North Dakota 10/29/2011 Goals: 3 Brittany Dougherty Maine vs Boston College 10/30/2011 Points: 5 Jillian Saulnier Cornell vs Syracuse 11/01/2011 Assists: 4 Laura Fortino Cornell vs Syracuse 11/01/2011 Saves: 50 Kallie Billadeau Syracuse vs Cornell 11/01/2011 Team Goals: 9 Cornell vs Syracuse 11/01/2011 Team Goals: 9 Providence vs Yale 11/01/2011 Points: 5 Michelle Karvinen North Dakota vs St. Cloud State 11/04/2011 Saves: 48 Katie Jamieson Brown vs Quinnipiac 11/05/2011 Saves: 52 Kate Gallagher Union vs St. Lawrence 11/05/2011 Power Play: .750 3 of 4 Providence vs Maine 11/06/2011 Points: 6 Sadie Lundquist Bemidji State vs Lindenwood 11/10/2011 Assists: 5 Sadie Lundquist Bemidji State vs Lindenwood 11/10/2011 Team Goals: 11 Bemidji State vs Lindenwood 11/10/2011 Goals: 3 Ali Winkel Dartmouth vs Cornell 11/11/2011 Penalty Kill: 1.000 9 of 9 Connecticut vs Providence 11/12/2011 Goals: 3 Eleeza Cox Rensselaer vs Yale 11/12/2011 Points: 5 Kelsey Thomas Robert Morris vs Lindenwood 11/12/2011 Assists: 4 Kelsey Thomas Robert Morris vs Lindenwood 11/12/2011 Power Play: .667 4 of 6 Robert Morris vs Lindenwood 11/12/2011 Penalty Kill: 1.000 11 of 11 Robert Morris vs Lindenwood 11/13/2011 Points: 5 Amanda Kessel Minnesota vs New Hampshire 11/18/2011 Goals: 4 Amanda Kessel Minnesota vs New Hampshire 11/18/2011 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 Women’s Division 1 Player Statistics • Game Highs

Team Goals: 11 Minnesota vs New Hampshire 11/18/2011 Power Play: .667 4 of 6 Minnesota vs New Hampshire 11/18/2011 Team Goals: 9 Mercyhurst vs Yale 11/18/2011 Saves: 50 Alexandra Garcia Connecticut vs Boston University 11/19/2011 Points: 6 Jen Schoullis Minnesota vs New Hampshire 11/19/2011 Goals: 3 Amanda Kessel Minnesota vs New Hampshire 11/19/2011 Assists: 5 Jen Schoullis Minnesota vs New Hampshire 11/19/2011 Points: 5 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin vs Rensselaer 11/19/2011 Points: 6 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin vs Rensselaer 11/19/2011 Goals: 3 Brianna Decker Wisconsin vs Rensselaer 11/19/2011 Assists: 4 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin vs Rensselaer 11/19/2011 Points: 6 Bailey Bram Mercyhurst vs Yale 11/19/2011 Goals: 3 Bailey Bram Mercyhurst vs Yale 11/19/2011 Goals: 4 Natalie Spooner Ohio State vs Minnesota Duluth 11/25/2011 Assists: 4 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota vs Bemidji State 11/25/2011 Points: 5 Jillian Saulnier Cornell vs Boston University 11/26/2011 Goals: 3 Nicole Gifford New Hampshire vs Princeton 11/26/2011 Penalty Kill: 1.000 9 of 9 New Hampshire vs Princeton 11/26/2011 Goals: 3 Brittany Phillips Colgate vs Vermont 11/26/2011 Assists: 4 Jenna Klynstra Colgate vs Vermont 11/26/2011 Goals: 3 Kelly Terry Minnesota vs Harvard 11/27/2011 Points: 5 Brittany Styner Clarkson vs Rensselaer 12/02/2011 Goals: 3 Jamie Lee Rattray Clarkson vs Rensselaer 12/02/2011 Assists: 4 Brittany Styner Clarkson vs Rensselaer 12/02/2011 Team Goals: 10 Clarkson vs Rensselaer 12/02/2011 Assists: 4 Laura McIntosh Ohio State vs Niagara 12/03/2011 Points: 5 Audrey Cournoyer Minnesota Duluth vs St. Cloud State 12/03/2011 Points: 7 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth vs St. Cloud State 12/03/2011 Goals: 3 Jenna McParland Minnesota Duluth vs St. Cloud State 12/03/2011 Assists: 6 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth vs St. Cloud State 12/03/2011 Team Goals: 10 Minnesota Duluth vs St. Cloud State 12/03/2011 Points: 5 Stacey Hochkins Holy Cross vs Saint Michael's 12/03/2011 Goals: 3 Stacey Hochkins Holy Cross vs Saint Michael's 12/03/2011 Saves: 48 Alexius Schutt Sacred Heart vs Williams 12/03/2011 Points: 5 Vika Mykolenko Brown vs Sacred Heart 12/07/2011 Team Goals: 10 Brown vs Sacred Heart 12/07/2011 Saves: 51 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State vs Wisconsin 12/09/2011 Saves: 48 Hillary Pattenden Mercyhurst vs Boston College 12/10/2011 Goals: 3 Hilary Knight Wisconsin vs Bemidji State 12/10/2011 Goals: 3 Jenna Lascelle New Hampshire vs Dartmouth 12/11/2011 Power Play: .750 3 of 4 Dartmouth vs New Hampshire 12/11/2011 Points: 6 Bailey Bram Mercyhurst vs Lindenwood 12/14/2011 Assists: 4 Bailey Bram Mercyhurst vs Lindenwood 12/14/2011 Team Goals: 9 Mercyhurst vs Lindenwood 12/14/2011 Points: 5 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota vs Lindenwood 01/04/2012 Points: 8 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota vs Lindenwood 01/04/2012 Goals: 3 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota vs Lindenwood 01/04/2012 Goals: 4 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota vs Lindenwood 01/04/2012 Assists: 4 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota vs Lindenwood 01/04/2012 Assists: 4 Josefine Jakobsen North Dakota vs Lindenwood 01/04/2012 Team Goals: 14 North Dakota vs Lindenwood 01/04/2012 Points: 5 Kendice Ogilvie Cornell vs Union 01/06/2012 Assists: 4 Kendice Ogilvie Cornell vs Union 01/06/2012 Team Goals: 9 Cornell vs Union 01/06/2012 Goals: 3 Kelley Steadman Mercyhurst vs Syracuse 01/06/2012 Penalty Kill: 1.000 10 of 10 Princeton vs Dartmouth 01/07/2012 Goals: 3 Gina McDonald Harvard vs Rensselaer 01/14/2012 Power Play: .667 4 of 6 St. Lawrence vs Yale 01/14/2012 Goals: 3 Brianna Decker Wisconsin vs North Dakota 01/14/2012 Points: 5 Rebecca Fleming Holy Cross vs Salve Regina 01/14/2012 Goals: 3 Rebecca Fleming Holy Cross vs Salve Regina 01/14/2012 Goals: 3 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin vs North Dakota 01/15/2012 Goals: 4 Kelley Steadman Mercyhurst vs Robert Morris 01/20/2012 Points: 5 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota vs St. Cloud State 01/20/2012 Points: 5 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota vs St. Cloud State 01/20/2012 Goals: 3 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota vs St. Cloud State 01/20/2012 Team Goals: 10 North Dakota vs St. Cloud State 01/20/2012 Goals: 3 Stacey Hochkins Holy Cross vs Castleton 01/20/2012 Goals: 3 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota vs St. Cloud State 01/21/2012 Assists: 4 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota vs St. Cloud State 01/21/2012 Team Goals: 9 North Dakota vs St. Cloud State 01/21/2012 Goals: 3 Casey Pickett Northeastern vs New Hampshire 01/21/2012 Points: 6 Jenn Wakefield Boston University vs Vermont 01/21/2012 Goals: 3 Jenn Wakefield Boston University vs Vermont 01/21/2012 Goals: 3 Kendall Coyne Northeastern vs Vermont 01/22/2012 Goals: 3 Sarah Robson Brown vs Yale 01/24/2012 Goals: 3 Emily West Minnesota vs Minnesota State 01/27/2012 Goals: 3 Audrey Cournoyer Minnesota Duluth vs St. Cloud State 01/27/2012 Goals: 3 Stacey Hochkins Holy Cross vs Plymouth State 01/27/2012 Points: 5 Rylee Smith St. Lawrence vs Colgate 01/28/2012 Goals: 3 Rylee Smith St. Lawrence vs Colgate 01/28/2012 Goals: 3 Juana Baribeau Clarkson vs Cornell 01/28/2012 Saves: 53 Kallie Billadeau Syracuse vs Quinnipiac 01/28/2012 Goals: 3 Kristina Lavoie New Hampshire vs Vermont 01/28/2012 Goals: 3 Michelle Karvinen North Dakota vs Bemidji State 02/03/2012 Penalty Kill: 1.000 9 of 9 North Dakota vs Bemidji State 02/03/2012 Points: 6 Amanda Kessel Minnesota vs St. Cloud State 02/03/2012 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 Women’s Division 1 Player Statistics • Game Highs

Assists: 4 Megan Bozek Minnesota vs St. Cloud State 02/03/2012 Assists: 4 Amanda Kessel Minnesota vs St. Cloud State 02/03/2012 Goals: 3 Kelly Sabatine St. Lawrence vs Yale 02/03/2012 Penalty Kill: 1.000 9 of 9 North Dakota vs Bemidji State 02/04/2012 Points: 5 Isabel Menard Boston University vs New Hampshire 02/04/2012 Assists: 4 Isabel Menard Boston University vs New Hampshire 02/04/2012 Goals: 3 Natalie Spooner Ohio State vs Minnesota Duluth 02/04/2012 Points: 5 Jillian Dempsey Harvard vs Princeton 02/04/2012 Points: 5 Lyndsey Fry Harvard vs Princeton 02/04/2012 Goals: 5 Jillian Dempsey Harvard vs Princeton 02/04/2012 Assists: 5 Lyndsey Fry Harvard vs Princeton 02/04/2012 Team Goals: 10 Harvard vs Princeton 02/04/2012 Goals: 3 Ashley Cottrell Providence vs Boston College 02/04/2012 Penalty Kill: 1.000 10 of 10 Vermont vs Maine 02/05/2012 Points: 6 Hilary Knight Wisconsin vs St. Cloud State 02/11/2012 Assists: 5 Hilary Knight Wisconsin vs St. Cloud State 02/11/2012 Points: 5 Brianna Decker Wisconsin vs Ohio State 02/17/2012 Saves: 61 Roxanne Douville Vermont vs Boston College 02/17/2012 Goals: 3 Camille Dumais Dartmouth vs Yale 02/17/2012 Assists: 4 Kelly Foley Dartmouth vs Yale 02/17/2012 Team Goals: 10 Dartmouth vs Yale 02/17/2012 Points: 5 Emily Erickson Bemidji State vs St. Cloud State 02/18/2012 Points: 5 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State vs St. Cloud State 02/18/2012 Assists: 4 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State vs St. Cloud State 02/18/2012 Power Play: .833 5 of 6 Bemidji State vs St. Cloud State 02/18/2012 Goals: 4 Nicole Palazzo Sacred Heart vs Potsdam 02/18/2012 Goals: 3 Kelly Babstock Quinnipiac vs Rensselaer 02/18/2012 Saves: 52 Roxanne Douville Vermont vs Boston College 02/18/2012 Goals: 4 Lyndsey Fry Harvard vs Yale 02/18/2012 Goals: 3 Lyndsey Fry Harvard vs Princeton 02/24/2012 Goals: 4 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin vs Minnesota State 02/24/2012 Goals: 3 Jillian Dempsey Harvard vs Princeton 02/25/2012 Goals: 3 Amanda Kessel Minnesota vs St. Cloud State 02/25/2012 Saves: 52 Alexius Schutt Sacred Heart vs Saint Anselm 02/25/2012 Goals: 3 Jenn Wakefield Boston University vs New Hampshire 02/26/2012 Team Goals: 9 Boston University vs New Hampshire 02/26/2012 Points: 5 Rebecca Johnston Cornell vs Quinnipiac 03/02/2012 Goals: 3 Shiann Darkangelo Syracuse vs Mercyhurst 03/02/2012 Goals: 3 Sarah Davis Minnesota vs North Dakota 03/02/2012 Saves: 48 Genevieve Lacasse Providence vs Boston University 03/04/2012 Points: 5 Rebecca Johnston Cornell vs Boston University 03/10/2012 Goals: 3 Rebecca Johnston Cornell vs Boston University 03/10/2012 Assists: 4 Jillian Saulnier Cornell vs Boston University 03/10/2012 Saves: 58 Kerrin Sperry Boston University vs Cornell 03/10/2012 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 WCHA Players of the Week 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Attendance WCHA Offensive Player of the Week Bemidji State University Date Player, Year, Position, Team (Opponent) Robert H. Peters Rink @ Sanford Center (4,373) Oct. 5: Kathleen Rogan, So., F, Minnesota State (vs Lindenwood) Dates Total Game Average High Oct. 12: Amanda Kessel, So., F, Minnesota (vs SCSU) 17* 8,969* 526* 740 Natalie Spooner, Sr., F, Ohio State (vs BSU) * includes (1) exhibition game and (1) home WCHA game at Crookston, MN Oct. 19: Laura McIntosh, Sr., F, Ohio State (vs SCSU) Oct. 25: Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, Jr., F, North Dakota (vs OSU) University of Minnesota Nov. 2: Katherine Wilson, Jr., F, Minnesota Duluth (vs UND) Ridder Arena (3,400) Nov. 9: Jocelyne Lamoureux, Jr., F, North Dakota (@ SCSU) Dates Total Game Average High Nov. 23: Amanda Kessel, So., F, Minnesota (vs New Hampshire) 21 27,658 1,317 2,666 Carolyne Prévost, Sr., F, Wisconsin (@ Rensselaer) Nov. 30: Natalie Spooner, Sr., F, Ohio State (vs UMD) University of Minnesota Duluth Dec. 7: Haley Irwin, Sr., F, Minnesota Duluth (vs SCSU) AMSOIL Arena (6,726) Dec. 14: Hilary Knight, Sr., F, Wisconsin (@ BSU) Dates Total Game Average High Jan. 11: Natalie Spooner, Sr., F, Ohio State (@ SCSU) 20* 22,889* 1,144* 2,100 Jan. 17: Carolyne Prévost, Sr., F, Wisconsin (@ UND) * includes (2) home exhibition games Jan. 25: Jocelyne Lamoureux, Jr., F, North Dakota (vs SCSU) Feb. 1: Emily West, Sr., F, Minnesota (@ MSU) Feb. 8: Amanda Kessel, So., F, Minnesota (@ SCSU) Minnesota State University Feb. 15: Hilary Knight, Sr., F, Wisconsin (@ SCSU) All Seasons Arena (750) Dates Total Game Average High Feb. 22: Brooke Ammerman, Sr., F, Wisconsin (vs OSU) 18 3,307 184 398 Haley Irwin, Sr., F, Minnesota Duluth (vs MSU) University of North Dakota WCHA Defensive Player of the Week Ralph Engelstad Arena (11,634) Date Player, Year, Position, Team (Opponent) Dates Total Game Average High Oct. 5: Zuzana Tomcikova, Sr., G, Bemidji State (vs Providence) 21* 29,519* 1,406* 3,058 Oct. 12: Erika Wheelhouse, Jr., D, Bemidji State (@ OSU) * includes (2) home exhibition games Oct. 19: Alex Rigsby, So., G, Wisconsin (vs UM) Oct. 25: Alex Rigsby, So., G, Wisconsin (@ UMD) Nov. 2: Lisa Steffes, So., G, Ohio State (@ MSU) Ohio State University OSU Ice Rink (800) Nov. 9: Noora Räty, Jr., G, Minnesota (vs UMD) Dates Total Game Average High Nov. 23: Candace Molle, Jr., D, North Dakota (vs MSU) 19* 6,215* 327* 520 Nov. 30: Erika Wheelhouse, Jr., D, Bemidji State (vs UND) * includes (1) home exhibition game Dec. 7: Megan Bozek, Jr., D, Minnesota (@ UND) Dec. 14: Alli Altmann, Sr., G, Minnesota State (@ SCSU) Jan. 11: Noora Räty, Jr., G, Minnesota (vs UW) St. Cloud State University Jan. 17: Julie Friend, Fr., G, St. Cloud State (@ MSU) National Hockey Center (5,371) Jan. 25: Jorid Dagfinrud, Jr., G, North Dakota (vs SCSU) Dates Total Game Average High Feb. 1: Alex Rigsby, So., G, Wisconsin (vs BSU) 16 4,742 296 619 Feb. 8: Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, Jr., D, North Dakota (vs BSU) Feb. 15: Anne Schleper, Sr., D, Minnesota (@ OSU) University of Wisconsin Zuzana Tomcikova, Sr., G, Bemidji State (vs UMD) Kohl Center (15,325) Feb. 22: Montana Vichorek, Sr., D, Bemidji State (@ SCSU) Dates Total Game Average High 21* 56,471* 2,689* 12,402$ WCHA Rookie of the Week * includes (2) home playoff games @ Eagle’s Nest, Verona, WI Date Player, Year, Position, Team (Opponent) Oct. 5: Blayre Turnbull, Fr., F, Wisconsin (vs Lindenwood) Oct. 12: Meghan Lorence, Fr., F, Minnesota (vs SCSU) 2011-12 Season Totals Oct. 19: Michelle Karvinen, So., F, North Dakota (vs Vermont) Dates Total Game Average High 156* 163,243* 1,046* 12,402$ Oct. 25: Michelle Karvinen, So., F, North Dakota (vs OSU) Nov. 2: Rachael Kelly, Fr., F, Bemidji State (vs UM) * includes home exhibition games Nov. 9: Michelle Karvinen, So., F, North Dakota (@ SCSU) * includes UND @ BSU (@ Crookston, MN) Nov. 23: Taylor Kuehl, Fr., F, Ohio State (@ Syracuse) * includes three games at WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF Nov. 30: Katy Josephs, Fr., F, Wisconsin (vs SCSU) $ NCAA Women’s Div. 1 single game record Dec. 7: Jenna McParland, Fr., F, Minnesota Duluth (vs SCSU) Dec. 14: Julie Friend, Fr., G, St. Cloud State (vs MSU) Jan. 11: Rachael Kelly, Fr., F, Bemidji State (vs MSU) Jan. 17: Jenna McParland, Fr., F, Minnesota Duluth (vs UM) Jan. 25: Rachael Bona, Fr., F, Minnesota (vs BSU) Feb. 1: Josefine Jakobsen, Fr., F, North Dakota (@ OSU) Feb. 8: Michelle Karvinen, So., F, North Dakota (vs BSU) Feb. 15: Rachel Ramsey, Fr., D, Minnesota (@ OSU) Feb. 22: Josefine Jakobsen, Fr., F, North Dakota (@ UM) 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Composite Schedule & Results

Date Game Time September Sat/29 Robert Morris 3 @ St. Cloud State 1 (NC) 2:07 pm CT Date Game Time Minnesota 1 @ Bemidji State 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Fri/23 Wilfrid Laurier 1 @ Ohio State 3 (X) 7:07 pm CT North Dakota 1 @ Minnesota Duluth 6 (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT Lindenwood Univ. 0 @ Wisconsin 11 (NC) 7:37 pm CT Ohio State 1 @ Minnesota State 0 (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT Thunderbay Queens 3 @ Bemidji State 10 (X) 7:07 pm CT Boston University 1 @ Wisconsin 6 (NC) 2:07 pm CT Univ. of Manitoba 0 @ North Dakota 11 (X) 7:07 pm CT Sun/30 North Dakota 2 @ Minnesota Duluth 2 ot (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT Sat/24 Univ. of Manitoba 0 @ North Dakota 10 (X) 2:07 pm CT Sun/25 Lindenwood Univ. 0 @ Wisconsin 13 (NC) 2:07 pm CT Fri/30 North Dakota 1 @ Boston University 4 (NC) 7:00 pm ET November Providence College 0 @ Bemidji State 0 ot (NC) 7:07 pm CT Date Game Time East/West Showcase @ Ridder Arena, Fri/4 Wisconsin 3 @ Ohio State 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Minneapolis, MN North Dakota 6 @ St. Cloud State 2 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Syracuse 2 vs St. Cloud State 1 (NC) 4:07 pm CT Bemidji State 1 @ Minnesota State 2 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Union College 1 vs Minnesota 6 (NC) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota Duluth 1 @ Minnesota 4 (WCHA) 6:07 pm CT Minn Whitecaps 1 @ Minnesota Duluth 2 ot (X) 7:07 pm CT Sat/5 Wisconsin 2 @ Ohio State 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Lindenwood Univ. 3 @ Minnesota State 4 (NC) 7:07 pm CT North Dakota 5 @ St. Cloud State 1 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Bemidji State 1 @ Minnesota State 0 (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT Minnesota Duluth 2 @ Minnesota 3 (WCHA) 4:07 pm CT October Thu/10 Lindenwood Univ. 0 vs Bemidji State 11 (NC) 7:07 pm CT Date Game Time @ Eveleth, MN (U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Classic) Sat/1 North Dakota 5 @ Boston University 1 (NC) 3:00 pm ET Fri/18 Ohio State 6 @ Syracuse 3 (NC) 7:00 pm ET Providence College 1 @ Bemidji State 3 (NC) 4:07 pm CT St. Cloud State 1 @ Niagara 5 (NC) 7:00 pm ET East/West Showcase @ Ridder Arena, Wisconsin 4 @ Rensselaer 3 (NC) 7:00 pm ET Minneapolis, MN New Hampshire 0 @ Minnesota 11 (NC) 7:07 pm CT Union College 1 vs St. Cloud State 4 (NC) 4:07 pm CT Minnesota State 3 @ North Dakota 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Syracuse 0 vs Minnesota 4 (NC) 7:07 pm CT Sat/19 Ohio State 4 @ Syracuse 3 (NC) 4:00 pm ET Minn Whitecaps 5 @ Minnesota Duluth 3 (X) 3:07 pm CT Wisconsin 8 @ Rensselaer 2 (NC) 4:00 pm ET Lindenwood Univ. 2 @ Minnesota State 10 (NC) 3:07 pm CT St. Cloud State 2 @ Niagara 2 ot (NC) 2:00 pm ET Fri/7 Bemidji State 4 @ Ohio State 4 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Bemidji State 1 @ Minnesota Duluth 4 (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT St. Cloud State 0 @ Minnesota 6 (WCHA) 6:07 pm CT New Hampshire 1 @ Minnesota 6 (NC) 4:07 pm CT Mercyhurst 2 @ Minnesota State 3 ot (NC) 6:07 pm CT Minnesota State 1 @ North Dakota 6 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Sat/8 Bemidji State 3 @ Ohio State 5 (WCHA) 4:07 pm ET Sun/20 Bemidji State 4 @ Minnesota Duluth 3 (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT North Dakota 2 @ Wisconsin 5 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Fri/25 Minnesota Duluth 1 @ Ohio State 4 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Boston College 2 @ Minnesota Duluth 7 (NC) 3:07 pm CT St. Cloud State 0 @ Wisconsin 5 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT St. Cloud State 0 @ Minnesota 8 (WCHA) 4:07 pm CT North Dakota 5 @ Bemidji State 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Mercyhurst 5 @ Minnesota State 4 (NC) 1:07 pm CT @ Crookston, MN Sun/9 North Dakota 2 @ Wisconsin 3 ot (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Sat/26 Minnesota Duluth 6 @ Ohio State 2 (WCHA) 4:07 pm ET Boston College 3 @ Minnesota Duluth 2 (NC) 3:07 pm CT North Dakota 2 @ Bemidji State 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Fri/14 Bemidji State 3 @ Maine 2 ot (NC) 7:00 pm ET Minnesota 2 @ Harvard 1 (NC) 4:00 pm ET Minnesota State 3 @ Robert Morris 4 ot (NC) 7:00 pm ET Sun/27 Minnesota 7 @ Harvard 3 (NC) 1:00 pm ET Minnesota Duluth 5 @ Connecticut 4 (NC) 7:00 pm ET St. Cloud State 1 @ Wisconsin 6 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT St. Cloud State 1 @ Ohio State 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Minnesota 2 @ Wisconsin 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Sat/15 Bemidji State 7 @ Maine 0 (NC) 7:00 pm ET December Minnesota State 3 @ Robert Morris 1 (NC) 2:00 pm ET Date Game Time Minnesota Duluth 6 @ Connecticut 1 (NC) 4:00 pm ET Fri/2 Niagara 1 @ Ohio State 1 ot (NC) 7:07 pm ET St. Cloud State 1 @ Ohio State 5 (WCHA) 4:07 pm ET St. Cloud State 1 @ Minnesota Duluth 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Vermont 1 @ North Dakota 9 (NC) 2:07 pm CT Wisconsin 4 @ Minnesota State 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Sun/16 Minnesota 3 @ Wisconsin 2 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Minnesota 7 @ North Dakota 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Vermont 1 @ North Dakota 4 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Sat/3 Niagara 2 @ Ohio State 5 (NC) 2:07 pm ET Thu/20 Minnesota State 0 @ Minnesota 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT St. Cloud State 2 @ Minnesota Duluth 10 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Fri/21 St. Cloud State 1 @ Bemidji State 8 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Wisconsin 5 @ Minnesota State 1 (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT Wisconsin 4 @ Minnesota Duluth 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota 0 @ North Dakota 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota State 0 @ Minnesota 7 (WCHA) 6:07 pm CT Fri/9 Wisconsin 3 @ Bemidji State 1 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Ohio State 1 @ North Dakota 11 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota State 6 @ St. Cloud State 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Sat/22 St. Cloud State 2 @ Bemidji State 5 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Sat/10 Wisconsin 6 @ Bemidji State 1 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Wisconsin 6 @ Minnesota Duluth 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota State 1 @ St. Cloud State 2 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Ohio State 1 @ North Dakota 7 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Ohio State 1 @ Minnesota 4 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Fri/28 Robert Morris 2 @ St. Cloud State 2 ot (NC) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota Duluth 0 @ North Dakota 2 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Minnesota 4 @ Bemidji State 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Sun/11 Ohio State 1 @ Minnesota 3 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Ohio State 2 @ Minnesota State 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota Duluth 5 @ North Dakota 1 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Boston University 0 @ Wisconsin 3 (NC) 2:07 pm CT 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042312 Date Game Time 2011-12 WCHA Women’s Schedule con’t Fri/17 Minnesota State 1 @ Minnesota Duluth 4 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Bemidji State 3 @ St. Cloud State 2 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Date Game Time North Dakota 2 @ Minnesota 1 ot (WCHA) 6:07 pm CT Fri/16 Minnesota Duluth 4 @ Minnesota State 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Ohio State 1 @ Wisconsin 7 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Sat/17 Minnesota Duluth 3 @ Minnesota State 0 (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT Sat/18 Bemidji State 6 @ St. Cloud State 1 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Fri/30 Bemidji State 3 @ Robert Morris 2 (NC) 5:00 pm ET Ohio State 4 @ Wisconsin 2 (WCHA) 12:37 pm CT Princeton 2 @ Ohio State 2 ot (NC) 2:07 pm ET North Dakota 2 @ Minnesota 5 (WCHA) 4:07 pm CT Sat/31 Bemidji State 3 @ Robert Morris 2 (NC) 2:00 pm ET Minnesota State 1 @ Minnesota Duluth 7 (WCHA) 6:07 pm CT Princeton 1 @ Ohio State 1 ot (NC) 12:07 pm ET • end of regular season •

January Fri/24 2011 WCHA Playoffs • First Round • Best-of-Three Date Game Time (8) Minnesota State 0 @ (1) Wisconsin 7* 7:07 pm CT Wed/4 Lindenwood Univ. 0 @ North Dakota 14 (NC) 7:07 pm CT (7) St. Cloud State 1 @ (2) Minnesota 6 7:07 pm CT Fri/6 Minnesota State 2 @ Bemidji State 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT (6) Bemidji State 1 @ (3) North Dakota 3 2:37 pm CT Ohio State 2 @ St. Cloud State 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT (5) Ohio State 3 @ (4) Minnesota Duluth 4 3:07 pm CT Wisconsin 3 @ Minnesota 3 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT * @ Eagle’s Nest, Verona, WI Sat/7 Minnesota State 0 @ Bemidji State 4 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Sat/25 2011 WCHA Playoffs • First Round • Best-of-Three Ohio State 3 @ St. Cloud State 4 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT (8) Minnesota State 0 @ (1) Wisconsin 4* 7:07 pm CT Wisconsin 0 @ Minnesota 1 (WCHA) 4:07 pm CT Wisconsin wins series, 2-0 Fri/13 Ohio State 5 @ Bemidji State 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT (7) St. Cloud State 0 @ (2) Minnesota 6 4:07 pm CT Minnesota 2 @ Minnesota Duluth 4 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota wins series, 2-0 St. Cloud State 4 @ Minnesota State 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT (6) Bemidji State 0 @ (3) North Dakota 2 2:37 pm CT Sat/14 Wisconsin 8 @ North Dakota 2 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT North Dakota wins series, 2-0 St. Cloud State 3 @ Minnesota State 1 (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT (5) Ohio State 2 @ (4) Minnesota Duluth 3 ot 3:37 pm CT Ohio State 2 @ Bemidji State 4 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota Duluth wins series, 2-0 Minnesota 3 @ Minnesota Duluth 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT * @ Eagle’s Nest, Verona, WI Sun/15 Wisconsin 4 @ North Dakota 4 ot (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Fri/20 Minnesota State 1 @ Ohio State 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Bemidji State 2 @ Minnesota 3 (WCHA) 6:07 pm CT March St. Cloud State 0 @ North Dakota 10 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Date Game Time Minnesota Duluth 0 @ Wisconsin 2 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Fri/2 2012 WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF Sat/21 Minnesota State 2 @ Ohio State 4 (WCHA) 4:07 pm ET @ AMSOIL Arena, Duluth, MN Bemidji State 3 @ Minnesota 3 ot (WCHA) 4:07 pm CT Semifinal: (4) Minnesota Duluth 3 vs (1) Wisconsin 1 4:37 pm CT St. Cloud State 0 @ North Dakota 9 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Semifinal: (3) North Dakota 0 vs (2) Minnesota 6 7:37 pm CT Minnesota Duluth 3 @ Wisconsin 4 ot (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Sat/3 2012 WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF Fri/27 North Dakota 2 @ Ohio State 6 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET @ AMSOIL Arena, Duluth, MN Minnesota Duluth 5 @ St. Cloud State 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Championship Game 7:07 pm CT Minnesota 6 @ Minnesota State 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota Duluth 0 vs Minnesota 2 Bemidji State 2 @ Wisconsin 3 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Sat/10 NCAA Women’s Regionals Sat/28 North Dakota 5 @ Ohio State 2 (WCHA) 4:07 pm ET St. Lawrence 3 @ Boston College 6 1:00 pm ET Minnesota Duluth 2 @ St. Cloud State 1 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Boston University 7 @ Cornell 8 (3 ot) 2:00 pm ET Minnesota 4 @ Minnesota State 1 (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT North Dakota 1 @ Minnesota 5 4:00 pm CT Bemidji State 0 @ Wisconsin 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Mercyhurst 1 @ Wisconsin 3 7:00 pm CT Fri/16 2012 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four @ AMSOIL Arena, Duluth, MN February Semifinal: Boston College 2 vs Wisconsin 6 5:00 pm CT Date Game Time Semifinal: Cornell 1 vs Minnesota 3 8:00 pm CT Fri/3 Minnesota State 2 @ Wisconsin 5 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Sun/18 2012 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four Ohio State 2 @ Minnesota Duluth 4 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT @ AMSOIL Arena, Duluth, MN Bemidji State 2 @ North Dakota 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Championship Game 3:00 pm CT Minnesota 8 @ St. Cloud State 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota 4 vs Wisconsin 2 Sat/4 Ohio State 4 @ Minnesota Duluth 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Bemidji State 1 @ North Dakota 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Schedule Key Minnesota 7 @ St. Cloud State 0 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Face-offs for all Association-member home games are at Sun/5 Minnesota State 0 @ Wisconsin 6 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT either :07 or :37 after the hour; (WCHA) conference; (NC) non-conference; Fri/10 Minnesota Duluth 1 @ Bemidji State 0 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT (X) exhibition; tournaments/special events in BOLD Wisconsin 5 @ St. Cloud State 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota 5 @ Ohio State 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET North Dakota 7 @ Minnesota State 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Sat/11 Minnesota Duluth 0 @ Bemidji State 2 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Wisconsin 6 @ St. Cloud State 2 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Minnesota 7 @ Ohio State 4 (WCHA) 4:07 pm ET North Dakota 3 @ Minnesota State 3 ot (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT