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2018 U.S. Olympic Women's Ice Hockey Team Line Chart 2018 U.S. OLYMPIC WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY TEAM LINE CHART 2018 OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES | PYEONGCHANG, SOUTH KOREA USA (2-0-0-1) VS. FIN (2-0-0-2) • SEMIFINAL ROUND • GANGNEUNG HOCKEY CENTER • FEB. 19, 2018 FORWARDS KENDALL BRIANNA HILARY COYNE* DECKER* (A) KNIGHT^ 26 Palos Heights, Ill. May 25, 1992 14 Dousman, Wis. May 13, 1991 21 Sun Valley, Idaho July 12, 1989 5-2 • 125 Minnesota Whitecaps 5-4 • 148 Boston Pride (NWHL) 5-11 • 172 Boston Pride (NWHL) Left Shot 2018 Olympics: 2-0--2 Right Shot 2018 Olympics: 0-2--2 Right Shot 2018 Olympics: 0-1--1 DANI HANNAH AMANDA CAMERANESI BRANDT KESSEL* 24 Plymouth, Minn. June 30, 1995 20 Vadnais Heights, Minn. Nov. 27, 1993 28 Madison, Wis. Aug. 28, 1991 5-5 • 155 University of Minnesota (WCHA) 5-6 • 150 Minnesota Whitecaps 5-6 • 130 New York Riveters (NWHL) Left Shot 2018 Olympics: 1-1--2 Right Shot 2018 Olympics: 1-0--1 Right Shot 2018 Olympics: 0-0--0 JOCELYNE KELLY MONIQUE LAMOUREUX-DAVIDSON^ PANNEK LAMOUREUX-MORANDO^ 17 Grand Forks, N.D. July 3, 1989 12 Plymouth, Minn. Dec. 29, 1995 7 Grand Forks, N.D. July 3, 1989 5-6 • 155 Minnesota Whitecaps 5-8 • 165 University of Minnesota (WCHA) 5-6 • 155 Minnesota Whitecaps Right Shot 2018 Olympics: 2-1--3 Right Shot 2018 Olympics: 0-0--0 Right Shot 2018 Olympics: 1-1--2 AMANDA GIGI MEGHAN PELKEY MARVIN^ DUGGAN^ (C) 37 Montpelier, Vt. May 29, 1993 19 Warroad, Minn. March 7, 1987 10 Danvers, Mass. Sept. 3, 1987 5-3 • 130 Boston Pride (NWHL) 5-8 • 162 Boston Pride (NWHL) 5-10 • 160 Boston Pride (NWHL) Right Shot 2018 Olympics: 0-1--1 Right Shot 2018 Olympics: 1-1--2 Right Shot 2018 Olympics: 0-1--1 DEFENSEMEN KACEY CAYLA HALEY BELLAMY^ (A) BARNES 11 SKARUPA 22 Eastvale, Calif. Jan. 7, 1999 Rockville, Md. Jan. 3, 1994 Westfield, Mass. April 22, 1987 3 5-7 • 145 Boston Pride (NWHL) 5-1 • 145 Boston College (HEA) 5-6 • 140 Boston Pride (NWHL) Left Shot 2018 Olympics: 1-0--1 Right Shot 2018 Olympics: 0-0--0 Right Shot 2018 Olympics: 0-0--0 MEGAN EMILY GOALTENDERS KELLER PFALZER MADDIE 5 Farmington, Mich. May 1, 1996 8 Buffalo, N.Y. June 14, 1993 5-11 • 150 Boston College (HEA) 5-2 • 125 Buffalo Beauts (NWHL) ROONEY Left Shot 2018 Olympics: 0-2--2 Right Shot 2018 Olympics: 0-0--0 35 Andover, Minn. July 7, 1997 5-6 • 150 University of Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) LEE SIDNEY Left Catch 2018 Olympics: 1-0-0-2, 1.50, .936 STECKLEIN* MORIN NICOLE 2 Roseville, Minn. April 23, 1994 23 Minnetonka, Minn. June 6, 1995 6-0 • 170 University of Minnesota (WCHA) 5-5 • 140 MODO Hockey (SDHL) Left Shot 29 HENSLEY 2018 Olympics: 0-0--0 Right Shot 2018 Olympics: 0-0--0 Lakewood, Colo. June 23, 1994 5-6 • 155 Lindenwood University (CHA) TEAM STAFF Left Catch 2018 Olympics: 1-0-0-0, 0.00, 1.00 General Manager Reagan Carey Head Coach Robb Stauber KALI PRONUNCIATIONS Associate Head Coach Brett Strot Barnes, Cayla BARNS, KAY-luh Assistant Coach Paul Mara FLANAGAN Bellamy, Kacey BELL-uh-mee, KAY-see 6 Burlington, Mass. Sept. 19, 1995 Brandt, Hannah brant, HAN-uh Head Scout Matt Kelly Cameranesi, Dani KAM-ra-KNEE-zee, DAN-knee Video Coordinator Nick Laurila 5-5 • 130 Boston College (HEA) Right Shot 2018 Olympics: 0-0--0 Coyne, Kendall koin, KEN-duhl Strength & Conditioning Coach Jim Radcliffe Decker, Brianna DEHK-er, bree-AN-uh Mental Skills Coach Dr. Colleen Hacker Duggan, Meghan DUHG-ihn, MEH-guhn Athletic Trainer Sheri Walters Flanagan, Kali FLAN-uh-gen, KAH-lee Athletic Trainer Katie Homan Hensley, Nicole HENZ-lee, nih-KOAL Team Physician Dr. Ally Howe Keller, Megan KEH-ler, MEH-guhn Kessel, Amanda KES-uhl, uh-MAN-duh Sports Dietitian Carrie Aprik Knight, Hilary night, HIH-luh-ree Massage Therapist Jennifer Chee LINES SUBJECT TO CHANGE Lamoureux, Jocelyne LAHM-uh-roo, JAH-ce-lyn Hockey Operations Marissa Halligan Lamoureux, Monique LAHM-uh-roo, moe-NEEK Equipment Manager Brent Proulx WITHOUT NOTICE Marvin, Gigi MAR-vuhn, JEE-jee Communications Andrea Mazzarelli Morin, Sidney MOOR-in, SID-knee Pannek, Kelly PAN-ek, KEH-lee SCRATCHES Pfalzer, Emily FAHL-zuhr, EH-mih-lee NO. NAME POSITION Pelkey, Amanda PEHL-kee, uh-MAN-duh 33 Alex Rigsby Goaltender Rigsby, Alex RIHGS-bee, a-leks Rooney, Maddie ROO-knee, MAH-dee ^2010 & 2014 Olympic silver medalist Skarupa, Haley Skuh-ROO-puh, HAY-lee *2014 Olympic silver medalist Stecklein, Lee STEK-line, lee @USAHOCKEY • TEAMUSA.USAHOCKEY.COM • USAHOCKEY.COM • #TEAMUSA .
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