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Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award 2018-19 WCHA WOMEN'S LEAGUE RECORD BOOK PATTY KAZMAIER MEMORIAL AWARD ABOUT THE AWARD ABOUT PATTY KAZMAIER An award of The USA Hockey Foundation, the Patty Kazmaier The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award is named in honor of the late Memorial Award recognizes the accomplishments of the most Patty Kazmaier, who was a four-year varsity letter-winner and All- outstanding player in NCAA Division 1 women’s ice hockey each Ivy League defenseman for Princeton University from 1981-86. season. An accomplished athlete who helped lead the Tigers to the Ivy Other selection criteria include outstanding individual and League Championship in three consecutive seasons (1981-84), team skills, sportsmanship, performance in the clutch, personal Patty Kazmaier-Sandt died on Feb. 15, 1990, at the age of 28 character, competitiveness and a love of hockey. Consideration is following a long struggle with a rare blood disease. also given to academic achievement and civic involvement. PATTY KAZMAIER MEMORIAL AWARD WINNERS Year Name Pos Team Hometown 1998 Brandy Fisher F University of New Hampshire Potsdam, NY 1999 A.J. Mleczko F Harvard University Nantucket, MA 2000 Ali Brewer G Brown University Racine, WI 2001 Jennifer Botterill F Harvard University Winnipeg, MB 2002 Brooke Whitney F Northeastern University Snohomish, WA 2003 Jennifer Botterill F Harvard University Winnipeg, MB 2004 Angela Ruggiero D Harvard University Harper Woods, MI 2005 Krissy Wendell F University of Minnesota Brooklyn Park, MN 2006 Sara Bauer F University of Wisconsin St. Catharines, ON 2007 Julie Chu F Harvard University Fairfield, CT 2008 Sarah Vaillancourt F Harvard University Sherbrooke, QC 2009 Jessie Vetter G University of Wisconsin Cottage Grove, WI 2010 Vicki Bendus F Mercyhurst College Wasaga Beach, ON 2011 Meghan Duggan F University of Wisconsin Danvers, MA 2012 Brianna Decker F University of Wisconsin Dousman, WI 2013 Amanda Kessel F University of Minnesota Madison, WI 2014 Jamie Lee Rattray F Clarkson University Kanata, ON 2015 Alex Carpenter F Boston College North Reading, MA 2016 Kendall Coyne F Northeastern University Palos Heights, IL 2017 Ann-Renée Desbiens G Univeristy of Wisconsin La Malbaie, QC 2018 Daryl Watts F Boston College Toronto, ON AMANDA KESSEL 2013 PATTY KAZMAMIER MEMORIAL SARA BAUER AWARD WINNER 2006 PATTY KAZMAMIER MEMORIAL AWARD WINNER 20 2018-19 WCHA WOMEN'S LEAGUE RECORD BOOK PATTY KAZMAIER MEMORIAL AWARD FINALISTS The WCHA has had at least two Top-10 finalists for the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award each season since the League's inaugural 1999- 2000 campaign (including six years with five more or more), while having a Top-3 finalist in 18 of 19 years. Year Top-3 Top-10 1998* Brandy Laurie Sarah Stephanie Ali Janna Courtney Nadine Meaghan Jessica Tabb Fisher Belliveau Hood Acres Coughlin Dewar Kennedy Muzerall Stiller Hillary Witt 1999 A.J. Ali Nicki Ali Hilary Tara Angela Sara Carisa Tammy Mleczko Brewer Luongo Coughlin Witt Mounsey Ruggiero DeCosta Zaban Shewchuk 2000* Ali Sara Tara Carisa Jennifer WINNY MARIA Angela JENNY Hillary Brewer DeCosta Mounsey Zaban Botterill BRODT ROOTH Ruggiero SCHMIGDALL Witt 2001 Jennifer Tammy COURNTEY MEGHAN Andrea NADINE MARIA Erika Jessica Michelle Botterill Shewchuk KENNEDY HUNTER Kilbourne MUZERALL ROOTH Silva Tabb Thornton 2002 Brooke RONDA Carly Jeni Chanda EMMA Kira Tania MARIA Laura Whitney CURTIN Haggard Creary Gunn LAAKSONEN Misikowetz Pinelli ROOTH Slominski 2003 Jennifer JENNY Angela NATALIE Chanda Carly Kelli Andrea MARIA KRISSY Botterill POTTER Ruggiero DARWITZ Gunn Haggard Halicisak Kilbourne ROOTH WENDELL 2004 Angela Chanda JENNY Gretchen Nicole NATALIE Kelli CAROLINE SHARI KRISSY Ruggiero Gunn POTTER Anderson Corriero DARWITZ Halicisak OUELLETTE VOGT WENDELL 2005 KRISSY NATALIE CAROLINE Julie Desi Nicole MOLLY CARLA Cherie Rebecca WENDELL DARWITZ OUELLETTE Chu Clark Corriero ENGSTROM MacLEOD Piper Russell 2006 SARA Sabrina RIITA JANA Nicole NOEMIE Jessica Kim BOBBI-JO Karen BAUER Harbec SCHAUBLIN HARRIGAN Hekle MARIN Moffat Pearce SLUSAR Thatcher 2007 Julie SARA Meghan Gillian TESSA Martine Sabrina NOEMIE MEAGHAN Sarah Chu BAUER Agosta Apps BONHOMME Garland Harbec MARIN MIKKELSON Valliancourt 2008 Sarah KIM Meghan Melissa TESSA Caitlin Sam Martine Sabrina GIGI Valliancourt MARTIN Agosta Boal BONHOMME Cahow Faber Garland Harbec MARVIN 2009 JESSIE Meghan Sarah Rebecca HILARY MONIQUE ERIKA GIGI Molly Jenn VETTER Agosta Valliancourt Johnston KNIGHT LAMOUREUX LAWLER MARVIN Schaus Wakefield 2010 Vicki NOORA Kelly Jesse Bailey Emily ANNE FELICIA EMMANUELLE Sarah Bendus RÄTY Patton Scanzano Bram West SCHLEPER NELSON BLAIS Parsons 2011 MEGHAN Kelli Meghan Vicki Laura HALEY Rebecca HILARY NOORA Molly DUGGAN Stack Agosta Bendus Fortino IRWIN Johnston KNIGHT RÄTY Schaus 2012 BRIANNA Florence JOCELYNE Bailey Laura MONIQUE Rebecca AMANDA HILARY NATALIE DECKER Schelling LAMOUREUX Bram Fortino LAMOUREUX Johnston KESSEL KNIGHT SPOONER 2013 AMANDA MEGAN NOORA HANNAH Alex Kendall BRIANNA Jillian Brianne JOCELYNE KESSEL BOZEK RÄTY BRANDT Carpenter Coyne DECKER Dempsey Jenner LAMOUREUX 2014 Jamie Lee HANNAH Jillian Erin BRITTANY Kelly Christine RACHAEL Sarah Emerance Rattray BRANDT Saulnier Ambrose AMMERMAN Babstock Bestland BONA Lefort Maschmeyer 2015 Alex HANNAH Marie-Philip SHELBY DANI Kendall Brianne Emily RACHEL Haley Carpenter BRANDT Poulin AMSLEY-BENZIE CAMERANESI Coyne Jenner Pfalzer RAMSEY Skarupa 2016 Kendall Alex ANN-RENÉE SHELBY HANNAH DANI Megan Kelsey ANNIE Haley Coyne Carpenter DESBIENS AMSLEY-BENZIE BRANDT CAMERANESI Keller Koezler PANKOWSKI Skarupa 2017 ANN-RENÉE Cayley LARA Megan Kelsey Kennedy ANNIE KELLY SARAH Brooke DESBIENS Mercer STALDER Keller Koelzer Marchment PANKOWSKI PANNEK POTOMAK Webster 2018 Daryl Victoria Loren SYDNEY KRISTEN Savannah Brittany Caitrin Toni Ann Shea Watts Bach Gabel BALDWIN CAMPBELL Harmon Howard Lonergan Milano Tiley The top-10 list includes the players who advanced to the top-3 finalists. *Due to ties, in 1998 there were 11 candidates and in 2000 there was a top-4. 21.
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