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Captain 2007-08 CAPTAIN 2007-08 Senior • Defense • 5-6, 125 • 7/12/85 • Ridgefi eld, Connecticut HEAD COACH RICK SEELEY SAYS—“Katie has come back fo- BEFORE CLARKSON—Served as captain and was team MVP for the cused and is in great shape. As captain she wants to lead this team to a Berkshire School for the 2003-04 season … Scored 18 points on nine higher level. When she is at her best, there are not many players better. goals and nine assists along with a plus/minus of +26 through 26 games She has proven that over her fi rst three years, but her goal is to be the … Named All-New England First-Team Defense. best every game this season. She can control games for us. She is smart offensively and is very smooth with the puck. We feel very fortunate to PERSONAL—Daughter of Susan and Sean Morrison ... Born July 12, have Katie back on defense." 1985 ... Project Arete major … Oldest of six children … Father is a police offi cer in NYC … Was team captain for the fi eld hockey and track teams JUNIOR YEAR (2006-07)—Well balanced contributor to the offense at Berkshire School in both her junior and senior years … Lists Brian with eight goals and seven assists through 33 games … Connected for four Leetch as her favorite athlete. goals and one assist in her fi rst three games of the season … Had three goals and one assist in weekend series at Mercyhurst (10/13-14), including two goals in 3-3 tie against Lakers … Also scored twice in 4-3 loss at Harvard (1/27) … Closed out campaign with four assists and one goal in last fi ve contests … Twice named to the ECACHL weekly Honor Roll (10/16, 1/29). SOPHOMORE YEAR (2005-06)—A versatile player who made an impact up front and on the blueline … Slowed by injury early in the 2006 portion of the schedule, but came back to skate in the fi nal seven games of the season … Played in 28 games, recording 13 points, including 10 assists … Netted a power-play goal and two game-winners … Played a prominent role on Clarkson’s fourth-ranked scoring defense, which al- lowed opponents just 1.41 goals per game ... Tallied biggest goal of her collegiate career with the game-winner in 2-1 overtime win at Harvard (3/4) in Game 2 of the ECACHL quarterfi nals to tie the series 1-1 … Played a key role on Clarkson’s NCAA top-rated penalty-killing unit (107-115, 93%) … Scored the game-winner and added one assist in 5-2 victory over Northeastern (11/5) … Also had a goal and an assist in 6-0 win over Robert Morris (1/7) … Recorded two assists in 4-2 win over Providence (11/6) and in 5-1 triumph at Quinnipiac (11/19). FRESHMAN YEAR (2004-05)—The Golden Knights’ leading play- maker with 13 assists …Tied for second on Clarkson in scoring with 20 CAREER GAME-HIGHS—Most Recent points, sharing the highest rookie total along with classmate Brooke Beazer Points: 3 (2-1) – vs Niagara in 4-3 win, 12/4/04 … Tallied both goals in 2-1 win at Northeastern (11/7) … Notched one Goals: 2 (four) - at Harvard in 4-3 loss, 1/27/07 power-play marker … Tied for team lead in plus/minus at +7 … Selected Assists: 2 (fi ve times) - at Rensselaer in 3-2 win, 2/16/07 three times to the ECACHL weekly Honor Roll (10/26, 11/9, 12/6). Power Play Goals: 1 (fi ve times) – at St. Lawrence in 3-1 loss, 10/20/06 Year GP G A Pts P/M PP SH GW HT +/- 2004-05 Fr 35 7 13 20 15/30 1 0 1 0 +7 2005-06 So 28 3 10 13 12/24 1 0 2 0 -2 2006-07 Jr 33 8 7 15 8/16 3 0 0 0 -4 Totals 96 18 30 48 35/70 5 0 3 0 +1 • 18 • ASSISTANT CAPTAIN Senior • Center • 5-4, 135 • 6/19/86 • Kingston, Ontario HEAD COACH RICK SEELEY SAYS—"Brooke has been our most specialist winning close to 50% of her draws … Netted game-winning consistent player over the past three years. She was our MVP last season, goals in 4-3 victory over Niagara (12/3) and in 2-0 triumph over Cornell and has been an awesome leader from day one. She will center one of our (1/29) … Opened collegiate career with season-best three points (1-2) top two lines. We are excited about the energy Brooke will bring up front in Clarkson’s second game of the season, a 4-0 win over Union (10/17) after anchoring the defense last season. She is very reliable at both ends … Tied for team lead in plus/minus at +7 … Named to the ECACHL of the ice, and has always been a positive contributor for us. She plays a weekly Honor Roll once (2/1). key role in all the important situations. Brooke does it all for us." BEFORE CLARKSON—Team MVP for the North American Hockey JUNIOR YEAR (2006-07)—Named Clarkson’s Most Valuable Player Academy … Played in 58 games and scored 55 points on 28 goals and 27 … Switched to a defensive role on the blueline after starring up front as assists … Recorded a +55 plus/minus rating as NAHA posted a 41-11-6 a forward through her fi rst two seasons … Posted 16 points, including record in 2003-04 ... Won Gold Medal in 2002-03 Canada Games. 13 assists … All three goals came on the power play … Tallied two as- sists in season-opening 9-0 victory over Vermont (9/29) … Closed out PERSONAL—Daughter of Vicky and Bill Beazer ... Born June 19, 1986 the campaign with six points (2-4) in last fi ve games … First goal of the ... Business major ... An Ontario Scholar and Honor Roll student in high season was the Knights’ opening score, a power-play marker, in 2-1 win school … Has an older brother, Corey … Likes to play rugby and lists over Niagara (12/9) … Set up three goals in 4-0 win at Union (2/17). Wayne Gretzky as her favorite athlete. SOPHOMORE YEAR (2005-06)—Clarkson’s leading playmaker with 16 assists, and second overall on the Knights in scoring with 24 points playing in all 37 games … Tallied four power-play goals and two game-win- ners along with posting a +7 plus/minus rating … The Knights’ top faceoff specialist, winning 53% (445-393) of her draws ... Scored two goals and one assist in 5-2 win over Northeastern (11/5) and also chipped in three points (2-1) in 7-1 victory over Rensselaer (1/28) … Scored the lone goal in 1-0 win over Boston College in Lake Placid (12/30) … Also scored fi rst goal against the Eagles in second game of the weekend series, a 2-1 overtime triumph (12/31) … Netted game-winner in 5-2 victory over Providence (11/6) … Recorded a career-high three assists in 5-1 win at Quinnipiac (11/19) … Had two assists in 3-1 win over Colgate (1/20) … Named to ECACHL weekly Honor Roll twice (10/31, 1/30). FRESHMAN YEAR (2004-05)—Playing in 34 games, tied as the Golden Knights’ second leading scorer and top rookie forward … CAREER GAME-HIGHS—Most Recent Produced 20 points on nine goals and 11 assists … Clarkson’s leading Points: 3 (fi ve times) - (0-3) at Union in 4-1 win, 2/17/07 scorer in ECACHL play with 11 league points (4-7) … Key contributor Goals: 2 (twice) – vs Rensselaer in 7-1 win, 1/28/06 on the power play with nine points on the man-advantage, scoring four Assists: 3 (twice) – at Union in 4-1 win, 2/17/07 goals and setting up fi ve extra-strength tallies … Clarkson’s top faceoff Power Play Goals: 1 (11 times) - at St. Lawrence in 3-1 loss, 2/24/07 Year GP G A Pts P/M PP SH GW HT +/- 2004-05 Fr 34 9 11 20 6/12 4 0 2 0 +7 2005-06 So 37 8 16 24 6/12 4 0 2 0 +7 2006-07 Jr 36 3 13 16 9/18 3 0 0 0 -10 Totals 107 20 40 60 21/42 11 0 4 0 +4 • 19 • ASSISTANT CAPTAIN 2007-08 Senior • Center • 5-6, 145 • 5/22/86 • Parker, Colorado HEAD COACH RICK SEELEY SAYS—“Jessica has been a team for the Colorado Selects … Tallied 52 goals and 56 assists for 108 favorite from day one and continues to be a team leader, serving as an points through 59 games … Recorded 72 penalty minutes along assistant captain. She came back in the best shape of her career and has with a +63 plus/minus rating. looked great in preseason. We know wherever she is playing there will be some production. Jess has developed into one of our top forwards. PERSONAL—Daughter of Lynn and Jacques Cloutier ... Born May She has taken what she had when she arrived here and parlayed that into 22, 1986 ... Business major ... Has an older sister, Julie … Lists Chris becoming a solid Division I hockey player.“ Drury as her favorite athlete … Likes to golf and play tennis. JUNIOR YEAR (2006-07)—Steady forward recording four goals and seven assists through 34 games … Opened season with fi ve points (2-3) in fi rst four games … Scored a goal in each game of weekend sweep of Vermont (9/29-30) … Tallied twice to help power the Golden Knights to a 6-3 victory at Wayne State (11/18) … Recorded sixth career two-assist outing with a pair of helpers in 3-3 tie at Mercyhurst (10/14).
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