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11 T E R R I E R R E C O R BOSTON UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY TERRIER RECORDS GOALS IN A GAME POINTS IN A SEASON ALL-TIME GOALS LEADERS No. Player Goals No. Player Season Points No. Player Seasons Goals 1. Jenelle Kohanchuk at Wayne State (10/17/09) 4 1. Victoria Bach 2017-18 67 1. Victoria Bach 2014-18 104 Marie-Philip Poulin vs. Wayne State (10/15/10) 4 2. Jesse Compher 2018-19 61 2. Sarah Lefort 2012-16 92 Sarah Lefort vs. New Hampshire (2/8/14) 4 3. Jenn Wakefield 2011-12 57 3. Marie-Philip Poulin 2010-15 81 Kayla Tutino vs. Vermont (2/27/15) 4 Rebecca Leslie 2017-18 57 4. Rebecca Leslie 2014-18 69 Victoria Bach at Vermont (11/17/17) 4 5. Marie-Philip Poulin 2012-13 55 5. Jenelle Kohanchuk 2008-13 66 Victoria Bach at Yale (12/7/17) 4 Sarah Lefort 2013-14 55 Sammy Davis 2015-20 66 2. Erin Seman vs. Northeastern (2/24/07) 3 7. Jenn Wakefield 2010-11 54 Melissa Anderson at Boston College (2/23/08) 3 Marie-Philip Poulin 2014-15 54 ALL-TIME ASSISTS LEADERS Lauren Cherewyk vs. Maine (10/25/08) 3 9. Sammy Davis 2018-19 52 No. Player Seasons Assists Marie-Philip Poulin at Vermont (1/22/11) 3 10. Sarah Lefort 2014-15 50 1. Rebecca Leslie 2014-18 102 Kayla Tutino vs. Union (10/15/11) 3 2. Marie-Philip Poulin 2010-15 100 Jenn Wakefield vs. Vermont (1/21/12) 3 POWER-PLAY GOALS IN A SEASON 3. Victoria Bach 2014-18 94 Jenn Wakefield vs. New Hampshire (2/26/12) 3 No. Player Season PPG 4. Sarah Lefort 2012-16 91 Louise Warren at Boston College (11/3/12) 3 1. Jenn Wakefield 2011-12 10 5. Kayla Tutino 2011-16 81 Marie-Philip Poulin vs. Providence (12/1/12) 3 2. Erin Seman 2006-07 8 Sarah Lefort vs. Northeastern (1/16/13) 3 Sammy Davis 2019-20 8 ALL-TIME POINTS LEADERS Sarah Lefort at Northeastern (12/3/13) 3 4. Melissa Anderson 2007-08 7 No. Player Seasons G A Pts Louise Warren vs. Connecticut (2/1/14) 3 Marie-Philip Poulin 2010-11 7 1. Victoria Bach 2014-18 104 94 198 Sarah Lefort vs. New Hampshire (11/23/14) 3 Jenn Wakefield 2010-11 7 2. Sarah Lefort 2012-16 92 91 183 Sarah Lefort at Providence (2/14/15) 3 Kayla Tutino 2011-12 7 3. Marie-Philip Poulin 2010-15 81 100 181 Sarah Lefort vs. Providence (2/16/15) 3 Louise Warren 2013-14 7 4. Rebecca Leslie 2014-18 69 102 171 Marie-Philip Poulin vs. Northeastern (3/7/15) 3 Sarah Lefort 2014-15 7 5. Kayla Tutino 2011-16 63 81 144 Maddie Elia vs. Yale (11/3/15) 3 6. Sammy Davis 2015-20 66 76 142 Victoria Bach at Merrimack (11/20/15) 3 SHORTHANDED GOALS IN A SEASON 7. Jenelle Kohanchuk 2008-13 66 72 138 Sammy Davis at Vermont (1/17/16) 3 No. Player Season SHG 8. Melissa Anderson 2006-10 57 75 132 Samantha Sutherland vs. Providence (9/25/16) 3 1. Rebecca Leslie 2015-16 5 9. Jesse Compher 2017-pres. 39 77 116 Mary Parker at Penn State (10/15/16) 3 2. Victoria Bach 2017-18 4 10. Maddie Elia 2013-17 47 65 112 Victoria Bach at Maine (11/11/16) 3 3. Gina Kearns 2008-09 3 11. Jenn Wakefield 2010-12 61 50 111 Rebecca Leslie at Merrimack (11/18/16) 3 Marie-Philip Poulin 2010-11 3 12. Louise Warren 2010-14 55 53 108 Victoria Bach at Providence (1/21/17) 3 Kayla Tutino 2011-12 3 13. Jillian Kirchner 2007-11 35 68 103 Rebecca Leslie vs. UConn (10/22/17) 3 Jenn Wakefield 2011-12 3 14. Gina Kearns 2005-09 50 52 102 Victoria Bach vs. Minnesota State (11/24/17) 3 Louise Warren 2013-14 3 Victoria Bach at Northeastern (1/16/18) 3 Jesse Compher 2018-19 3 CAREER POWER-PLAY GOALS No. Player Years PPG FASTEST GOAL IN A GAME GAME-WINNING GOALS IN A SEASON 1. Sarah Lefort 2012-16 23 No. Player Time No. Player Season GWG 2. Victoria Bach 2014-18 21 1. Rebecca Russo vs. Merrimack (11/21/15) 0:12 1. Sarah Lefort 2013-14 8 3. Jenelle Kohanchuk 2008-13 20 2. Jenelle Kohanchuk vs. Mercyhurst (3/22/13) 0:13 2. Sarah Lefort 2012-13 7 Sammy Davis 2015-20 20 3. Jenelle Kohanchuk at Wayne State (10/17/09) 0:16 Victoria Bach 2017-18 7 5. Kayla Tutino 2011-16 19 Rebecca Leslie 2017-18 7 ASSISTS IN A GAME 5. Erin Seman 2006-07 6 CAREER SHORTHANDED GOALS No. Player Assists Jenn Wakefield 2010-11 6 No. Player Seasons SHG 1. Rebecca Russo vs. Yale (11/3/15) 5 Isabel Menard 2012-13 6 1. Marie-Philip Poulin 2010-15 9 2. Jillian Kirchner vs. Sacred Heart (12/8/07) 4 Kayla Tutino 2012-13 6 2. Gina Kearns 2005-09 6 Isabel Menard at New Hampshire (2/4/12) 4 Louise Warren 2013-14 6 Rebecca Leslie 2014-18 6 Marie-Philip Poulin vs. Vermont (2/27/15) 4 Marie-Philip Poulin 2014-15 6 Jesse Compher 2017-pres. 6 Alexis Crossley at Providence (1/21/17) 4 5. Jenn Wakefield 2010-12 5 Abby Cook vs. Brown (11/28/17) 4 SAVES IN A SEASON Rebecca Russo 2012-16 5 Abby Cook at Merrimack (1/25/18) 4 No. Player Season GP Saves Jesse Compher at RIT (12/8/18) 4 1. Kerrin Sperry 2013-14 33 1016 CAREER GAME-WINNING GOALS 2. Kerrin Sperry 2011-12 34 929 No. Player Seasons GWG POINTS IN A GAME 3. Corinne Schroeder 2018-19 32 846 1. Sarah Lefort 2012-16 19 No. Player Points 4. Victoria Hanson 2016-17 28 845 2. Marie-Philip Poulin 2010-15 15 1. Jenn Wakefield vs. Vermont (1/21/12) 6 5. Erin O’Neil 2015-16 30 809 Kayla Tutino 2011-16 15 2. Erin Seman vs. Sacred Heart (12/4/05) 5 4. Jenelle Kohanchuk 2008-13 12 Isabel Menard at New Hampshire (2/4/12) 5 SAVE PERCENTAGE IN A SEASON Victoria Bach 2014-18 12 Jenelle Kohanchuk vs. Providence (11/16/12) 5 (MIN. 33% OF TEAM MINUTES PLAYED) Sarah Lefort vs. New Hampshire (2/8/14) 5 No. Player Season GA Saves SV% CAREER SAVES Rebecca Leslie vs. Yale (11/3/15) 5 1. Corinne Schroeder 2019-20 41 673 .943 No. Player Seasons GP Saves Rebecca Russo vs. Yale (11/3/15) 5 2. Corinne Schroeder 2018-19 61 846 .933 1. Kerrin Sperry 2010-14 127 3329 Mary Parker at Penn State (10/15/16) 5 3. Kerrin Sperry 2010-11 46 601 .929 2. Allyse Wilcox 2005-09 98 2418 Victoria Bach at Vermont (11/17/17) 5 4. Melissa Haber 2008-09 20 258 .928 3. Corinne Schroeder 2017-pres. 83 2152 Victoria Bach vs. Brown (11/28/17) 5 5. Victoria Hanson 2016-17 67 845 .927 4. Erin O’Neil 2014-18 69 1858 Jesse Compher at RIT (12/8/18) 5 5. Victoria Hanson 2013-17 69 1780 GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE IN A SEASON SAVES IN A GAME (MIN. 33% OF TEAM MINUTES PLAYED) CAREER SAVE PERCENTAGE (MIN. 40 GP) No. Player Saves No. Player Season MIN GA GAA No. Player Seasons GA Saves SV% 1. Kerrin Sperry at Cornell (3/10/12) 58 1. Corrine Schroeder 2019-20 1594:11 41 1.54 1. Corinne Schroeder 2017-pres. 162 2152 .930 2. Erin O’Neil vs. Northeastern (3/5/16) 54 2. Kerrin Sperry 2010-11 1689:52 46 1.63 2. Kerrin Sperry 2010-14 283 3329 .922 3. Melissa Haber vs. Dartmouth (10/28/07) 50 3. Melissa Haber 2008-09 732:02 20 1.64 3. Allyse Wilcox 2005-09 222 2418 .916 4. Kerrin Sperry at Boston College (2/22/14) 47 4. Corinne Schroeder 2018-19 1930:17 61 1.90 4. Victoria Hanson 2013-17 167 1780 .914 5. Allyse Wilcox vs. Providence (2/2/08) 46 5. Allyse Wilcox 2007-08 1534:16 50 1.96 Melissa Haber 2006-10 152 1614 .914 GOALS IN A SEASON SHUTOUTS IN A SEASON CAREER GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE (MIN. 40 GP) No. Player Season Goals No. Player Season Shutouts No. Player Seasons MIN GA GAA 1. Victoria Bach 2017-18 39 1. Kerrin Sperry 2010-11 6 1. Corinne Schroeder 2017-pres. 4960:45 162 1.96 2. Jenn Wakefield 2010-11 32 2. Melissa Haber 2006-07 4 2. Allyse Wilcox 2005-09 5736:38 222 2.23 Sarah Lefort 2013-14 32 Melissa Haber 2009-10 4 Kerrin Sperry 2010-14 7612:50 283 2.23 4. Jenn Wakefield 2011-12 29 Kerrin Sperry 2012-13 4 4. Melissa Haber 2006-10 4069:11 152 2.24 5. Louise Warren 2013-14 27 Corinne Schroeder 2019-20 4 Marie-Philip Poulin 2014-15 27 6. Allyse Wilcox 2007-08 3 CAREER SHUTOUTS No. Player Seasons Shutouts ASSISTS IN A SEASON 1. Kerrin Sperry 2010-14 13 No. Player Season Assists 2. Melissa Haber 2006-10 9 1. Jesse Compher 2018-19 44 3. Allyse Wilcox 2005-09 7 2. Marie-Philip Poulin 2012-13 36 4. Corinne Schroeder 2017-pres. 6 3. Rebecca Leslie 2015-16 34 4. Rebecca Leslie 2017-18 33 CAREER WINS 5. Isabel Menard 2011-12 30 No.
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