WOMEN’S HOCKEY RELEASE • FEB. 13, 2006

Upcoming Events THE MATCH-UP  Depsite clinching the WCHA regular season title, the No. Friday-Saturday, Feb. 17-18 2 women’s hockey team (25-4-1, 20-3-1 WCHA) will face two Minnesota State more conference opponents before the season is over. This weekend the Badgers host their final home games of the regu- Kohl Center lar season when Minnesota State (11-16-3, 8-14-2 WCHA) Madison, Wis. comes to town.

7:07 p.m. both nights  Wisconsin’s five seniors will be honored in a pre-game cer- emony Feb. 18.  The Badgers swept the Mavericks earlier in the season with 4-1 and 7-1  With their win over Minnesota, Feb. 11, the Badgers wins. clinched a share of the WCHA regular season title. Minutes after the UW-Minnesota game ended, Minnesota Duluth’s game  The teams’ first games of the season vs. North Dakota became final. The Bulldogs’ upset loss gave were scheduled as a series, Oct. 21-22, the Badgers the outright title. It is the program’s first. The Badgers clinched the pro- but were split up due to a water main gram’s first WCHA regular break near MSU’s All Seasons Arena. The  In his fourth season as head coach, Mark Johnson has make-up game was played in Winona, become the first women’s hockey head coach at UW to reach season title following their Minn. at St. Mary’s University. the 100-win milesone with a 100-27-10 record. win over Minnesota.

 Current Badgers to score vs. MSU  The nation’s second-leading points scorer, junior Sara Quickfacts this season include Cole (2), Hanson Bauer moved into sole possesion of third place on the UW’s 2005-06 Record: 25-4-1 (2), Zaugg (2), Bauer, Kenyon, Kletzien, all-time points list with 131 career points. Lawler and Slusar. WCHA Record: 20-3-1  The Badgers’ offense is led by junior Sara Bauer with 43 2004-05 Record: 28-9-1  The lone blemish on the Badgers’ points in 28 games. Last season, the team was 15-3-0 when (20-7-1 WCHA) 25-0-1 all-time record vs. MSU came Nov. Bauer scored a goal and is 13-0-1 this season. The team is 19- 30, 2002 when the teams tied 3-3 in 1-1 when she has a point. Head Coach: Mark Johnson Madison, Wis. UW Record: 100-27-10  On defense, Bobbi-Jo Slusar has 31 points, 23 coming Other WCHA Games This Week from assists. Wisconsin is an undefeated 17-0 when she has an Career Record: same assist. Assistant Coaches: Feb. 17-18 Tracey Cornell, Dan Koch #5 Minnesota @ St. Cloud State  The Badgers’ longest program winning streak (12 games) Vol. Goalie Coach: Feb. 18-19 was snapped in their 2-1 loss to then-No. 4 UNH, Nov. 27. Jeff Sanger Ohio State @ North Dakota They were closing in on that number again with the current 13-game unbeaten streak (10 winning), but the loss to St. Undergrad Asst. Coach: Other Top-10 Games This Week Cloud State, Feb. 4, snapped that streak and marked the first Jackie Friesen time the Badgers had been shut out this season. Feb. 14 Boston College @ #7 Harvard PATTY KAZMAIER  The Badgers completed the program’s longest road stand Feb. 17 (13 games) Nov. 9 to Jan. 14 and went 11-1-1 in those games. MEMORIAL Cornell @ #7 Harvard AWARD #9 Clarkson @ Yale  The Badgers earned their 100th WCHA win in a 3-2 deci- #3 St. Lawrence @ Brown sion vs. North Dakota Oct. 28 at the Kohl Center. Also reach- Vote for #8 Princeton @ Union ing the 100-mark, but in points, was Sara Bauer on a short- Sara Bauer and #2 New Hampshire @ Connecticut handed goal on Oct. 29. She joins just four other Badgers to reach the mark. Bobbi-Jo Slusar at Feb. 18 www.pattykaz.com Boston College @ #10 Providence  The Badgers were picked No. 1 in the WCHA coaches’ Colgate @ #7 Harvard poll. Sara Bauer was selected as the conference preseason play- #9 Clarkson @ Brown er of the year. She was also named to the preseason All-USCHO first team. #3 St. Lawrence @ Yale #8 Princeton @ Union  Three Wisconsin skaters were named to the Dartmouth Classic all-tournament team: Sara Feb. 19 Bauer, Jinelle Zaugg and Bobbi-Jo Slusar. With three, UW boasted the most players on the all- Connecticut @ #2 New Hampshire tournament team.

University of Wisconsin • Intercollegiate Athletics Kellner Hall • 1440 Monroe Street • Madison, Wisconsin 53711 (608) 262-1866 • www.uwbadgers.com Kenyon -17,Hanson15). Mikkelson -22,Burish17, - 31,Keseley26,Lawler23, 43, Zaugg-33,ColeSlusar double figuresinpoints(Bauer-  DOUBLE THEFUN games underMarkJohnson. three goalsin102ofthe137  HOLDING THELINE Bauer’s debut. for SlusarandMikkelson 3-7. Itwasthethirdselection Canada CupinGermany, Jan. helped theteamwinAir Canadian Under-22teamand Bauer earnedspotsonthe Meaghan MikkelsonandSara  ROSTERS TEAM NATIONAL River). (Beloit) andJinelleZaugg(Eagle (Cottage Grove),KristenWitting (Manitowoc), JessieVetter (Sparta), HeidiKletzien (Appleton), CyndyKenyon (Madison), MeghanHorras River Falls),NikkiBurish Wisconsin—Rachel Bible(Black boasts eightskatersfrom  IN-STATE RECRUITS at second. came inonepointbehindSLU Today to sharethetopslot.In poll alsopointedtoSt.Lawrence standings. ReleasedOct.3,the the USCHO.compreseason hockey teamdebutedatNo.1in theWisconsinhistory women’s  FAVORITES EARLY season. four timesduringthe2004–05 was Minnesota,whichdidit to havebothteamsatthetop polls, Jan.17.Theonlyschool ranked No.1inbothhockey women’s hockeyteamswere boththemen’shistory and  NOT LONELY AT THETOP BADGER Ten Badgershavescored UW hasallowedfewerthan Juniors Bobbi-JoSlusar, The 2005–06Badgerroster For thefirsttimeinschool For thefirsttimeinschool NOTEBOOK /AHM pollWisconsin USA 2006–07 schoolyear. Wisconsin beginninginthe attend theUniversityof McCready (Blaine,Minn.)will Fla.) andgoaltenderAlannah Wis.), KylaSanders(Parrish, Mass.), EmilyKranz(Waukesha, (Danvers, signing period.Forwards dent-athletes duringtheearly  2006–07 COMMITMENTS points, respectively. Falls, Wis.) havesevenandtwo and RachelBible(BlackRiver (Castlegar, BritishColumbia) Defenders AlyciaMatthews Minn.) hasfivepoints(2-3=5). ward, KaylaHagen(Crosslake, Hanson at7-8=15.Fellowfor- lowed byLawlerat7-14=21and the groupwith9-15=24fol- points thisseason.Keseleyleads Alberta) havecombinedfor74 and Tia Hanson(MedicineHat, Erika Lawler(Fitchburg,Mass.) Keseley (St.LouisPark,Minn.), Freshmen linematesAngie tions areearningtheirkeep.  REPORT INCOMING points inther2000-01season. Hunter holdstherecordwith78 40+ andthree50+.Meghan 30+ seasons.Sevenhavehad Only 13Badgershaveeverhad for ColeandthirdBauer. for ZauggandSlusar, thesecond points. Itisthefirst30+season and Slusar(31)havereached30 Bauer (43),Zaugg(33),Cole(33) the 30-pointbarrierthisseason.  30+ SEASONS Wisconsin signedfourstu- Wisconsin’s newestedi- Four Badgershaveeclipsed 1 recordthisseason. Junior LauraBrennanhasa1-6- recording a10-10-2record. Kehler hasseenthemostaction,  Felicia Nelson(9-4=13). Noelle Needham(6-8=14)and 7=15), AmandaStohr(6-8=14), in theteens:KristinaBunker(8- omores andafreshmanscoring son. Behindherarethreesoph- 15 goalsand21pointsthissea-  end. team’s onlypointoftheweek- raced solotothenetforher puck fromaSCSUdefenderand man MaggieFisherstolethe the seriesshutoutwhenfresh-  three goalsontheadvantage. the followingafternoon,getting through theMaverickdefense The Huskypower-playbroke a shotongoalinthefirstgame. WCHA’s best,washeldwithout the SCSUpowerplay, the  Bemidji State. of sixthplaceintheleaguewith Mavericks nowoccupyashare  Mavs ina6-1winSaturday. period goal,butrolledoverthe Friday, hangingontoafirst- Huskies claimeda1-0win the leaguestandings.The series thathadahugeeffecton at hometoSt.CloudStateina  MINNESOTA STATE SCOUTING... In goal,sophomoreBritni Fisher leadstheteamwith Minnesota Stateavoided Recapping theweekend, With theWCHAlosses, Minnesota Statefelltwice Cyndy Kenyon. Meghan Horrasand Nikki Burish.Atleft: Grace Hutchinsand Above: Sharon Cole, vs. MinnesotaState. prior theFeb.18game iors willbehonored The Badgers’fivesen- LAST TIME OUT

 The No. 2 Wisconsin  The Gophers saved them-  Minnesota’s strong offen- women’s hockey team clinched selves from a shutout when sive presence in Wisconsin’s its first-ever regular season they responded on the power zone proved to be successful, as WCHA title following a 3-1 vic- play. Tricking Badger goalie the visiting team scored the BADGER OLYMPIANS tory over Minnesota. , Bobbi Ross eventual game-winner with  Wisconsin is represented on ignored chances on the right 3:56 remaining on the second the American and Canadian  The Gophers claimed the side and instead passed to Erica period clock. Olympic teams with Molly first game of the season with a McKenzie on Vetter’s exposed Engstrom (Siren, Wis.) skating 3-1 score. left crease.  The goal came after for Team USA and Carla Badger goalie, Meghan Horras, MacLeod (Calgary, Alberta) with  Saturday, an even first  The Badgers added insur- saved shots taken by Gopher Canada. period ended scoreless with ance to their win at 8:46 in the skaters Erica McKenzie and Engstrom made her debut Wisconsin taking just two final period. Slusar slammed Jenelle Philipczyk. The third in USA’s game vs. Germany after more shots than Minnesota, the puck through traffic from time was the charm as Gigi sitting out the first game with 11-9. the blue line and off a tip from Marvin picked up the second an injury. Cole, a goal was scored. saved shot and tipped the puck MacLeod has registered four  The Badgers produced at in for the goal. points in two games and leads 5:08 in the second on a power-  Rookie Badger goalie all Olympians, along with two play drive. Senior captain Vetter collected a 24 saves in  The Badgers consistently of her teammates, with a plus-12 Sharon Cole and points-leader the game, improving to 4-1-0. beat Minnesota in face-offs, 39- on-ice rating. Sara Bauer assisted on the goal Despite marking a career-high 21, but winning the puck was NBC and its affliate stations by defender Bobbi-Jo Slusar. 36 saves, freshman goalie not enough until the last (USA, CNBC, MSNBC) will be Bauer skated to the back of the Chartier added a seventh loss minute of the game. Passes televising all the preliminary net, and then flipped the puck to her record. from Meghan Mikkelson and games as well as the semifinals, to the bottom left circle where Nikki Burish led Wisconsin’s gold- and bronze-medal games. Slusar was in position to score  Friday, the Badger loss Cyndy Kenyon to a redirect of For a complete schedule visit finding the narrow space marked the first back-to-back the puck over Minnesota goalie nbcolympics.com. Gopher goalie Brittony losses for the team this season. Kim Hanlon’s right skate for Chartier left open under her Despite outshooting their the Badgers only point of the Results right arm. opponent in the first period game. Feb. 11 13-10 and 9-3 in power play USA 6, Switzerland 0  With only 3:35 remaining shots, the Badgers headed to  UW’s six-skater surge Canada 16, Italy 0 on the clock in the second, the locker rooms down 0-1. came too late in the game, as Wisconsin scored the eventual on the next face-off, Feb 12 game-winner after a deflected  Entering the second peri- Minnesota’s Ross prevailed and USA 5, Germany 0 shot by Jinelle Zaugg was od, Wisconsin was persistent, pushed the puck down the ice Canada 11, Russia 0 returned to her for a second but several breakaway opportu- and into the net, adding insur- opportunity. With Chartier out nities, as well as effective pass ance to their victory with only Feb. 14 of position from the initial plays, were futile, as the 16 seconds left on the clock. Canada 8, Sweden 1 shot, Zaugg snuck the puck Badgers remained scoreless for USA 7, Finland 3 behind her left side. the entire 20 minutes of play.  Goaltenders Horras and Hanlon both ended the night Stats: GP G-A=P Sh Pen +/- with 25 saves. Hanlon improved to 8-2-0 in her first 1 0-0=0 0 2 +1 year playing collegiate hockey. Carla MacLeod In only her second loss of the 2 2-2=4 12 1 +12 season, Horras fell to 13-2-1.

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Feb. 17 - Semifinals Canada vs. Finland USA vs. Sweden WCHA Standings Feb. 13, 2006 Feb. 20 Bronze-Medal Game WCHA Overall Gold-Medal Game Team Pts. GP W-L-T Win % GF-GA GP W-L-T Win% GF-GA 1 Wisconsin 41 24 20-3-1 .854 91-38 30 25-4-1 .850 114-46 2 Minnesota Duluth 36 26 17-7-2 .692 89-43 28 19-7-2 .714 101-45 3 Minnesota 31 24 15-8-1 .646 65-46 30 20-9-1 .683 82-52 4 St. Cloud State 25 24 12-11-1 .521 61-57 30 15-14-1 .517 80-73 5 Ohio State 19 24 8-13-3 .396 62-82 30 11-14-5 .450 77-92 6 Minnesota State 18 24 8-14-2 .375 46-59 30 11-16-3 .417 63-75 Bemidji State 18 26 9-17-0 .346 55-90 32 10-20-2 .344 65-104 8 North Dakota 8 24 3-19-2 .167 37-91 30 7-21-2 .267 56-105 USA Today/USA USCHO.com Wisconsin Hockey Magazine in the Polls Division I Poll Division I Poll Week USA Today USCHO.com Preseason 2 T1 Feb. 14, 2006 Feb. 13, 2006 Oct. 11 2 2 Oct. 18 2 2 Oct. 25 3 3 Last Last Nov. 1 3 3 Team Pts Wk. Record Team Record Pts Wk. Nov. 8 3 3 1 New Hampshire (18) 189 1 25-2-1 1 New Hampshire (13) 25-2-1 48 1 Nov. 15 3 3 2 Wisconsin (1) 162 2 25-4-1 2 St. Lawrence 24-3-2 129 3 Nov. 22 2 1 3 St. Lawrence 161 3 24-3-2 3 Wisconsin (2) 25-4-1 128 2 Nov. 28 4 4 4 Minnesota 133 5 20-9-1 4 Minnesota 20-9-1 104 5 Dec. 6 3 4 5 Minnesota Duluth 107 4 19-7-2 5 Princeton 15-6-4 80 6 Dec. 12 1 3 6 Princeton 101 6 15-6-4 6 Minnesota Duluth 19-7-2 79 4 Dec. 20 1 no poll 7 Mercyhurst 77 7 18-7-5 7 Mercyhurst 18-7-5 64 7 Jan. 10 1 2 8 Clarkson 46 8 20-9-1 8 Clarkson 20-9-1 27 9 Jan. 17 11 9 Harvard 28 9 12-8-4 9 St. Cloud State 15-14-1 26 10 Jan. 24 11 Providence 28 10 16-10-4 10 Harvard 12- 8-4 23 8 Jan. 31 11 Feb. 7 2 2 Others receiving votes: St. Cloud State 11, Others receiving votes: Providence 16, Feb. 14 2 3 Boston College 1, Maine 1 Maine 1

Wisconsin-Minnesota State Comparison Scoring By... First Line: 53-56=109 Senior 30-44=74 Cole 13-20=33 Cole 13-20=33 Bauer 19-24=43 Kenyon 7-10=17 Zaugg 21-12=33 Burish 6-11=17 Hutchins 4-3=7 Second Line: 17-24=41 Horras 0-0=0 Kenyon 7-10=17 Average 14.80 pts. Overall Record 25-4-1 11-16-3 Overall Record Burish 6-11=17 WCHA Record 20-3-1 8-14-2 WCHA Record Hutchins 4-3=7 Junior 33-78=111 Home Record 12-2-0 5-7-1 Home Record Bauer 19-24=43 Third Line: 25-39=64 Slusar 8-23=31 Road Record 10-1-1 6-8-2 Road Record Keseley 10-16=26 Neutral Record 3-1-0 0-1-0 Neutral Record Mikkelson 2-20=22 Lawler 8-15=23 Kletzien 3-3=6 Goals/Game 3.80 2.10 Goals/Game Hanson 7-8=15 Goals Allowed/Game 1.53 2.50 Goals Allowed/Game Witting 0-4=4 Monteleone 1-2=3 Shots/Game 35.7 26.1 Shots/Game Fourth Line: 6-8=14 Davis 0-1=1 Shots Allowed/Game 20.7 31.1 Shots Allowed/Game Kletzien 3-3=6 Dufour 0-1=1 Power Play 31/161, .193 15/159, .094 Power Play Hagen 2-3=5 Average 13.87 pts. Penalty Kill 111/130, .854 143/166, .861 Penalty Kill Monteleone 1-2=3 PIM/Game 9.5 14.3 PIM/Game Sophomore 22-19=41 Defense 13-63=76 USCHO.com Poll 3 NR USCHO.com Poll Zaugg 21-12=33 Slusar 8-23=31 USA Today/USA Hockey 2 NR USA Today/USA Hockey Morris 1-5=6 Mikkelson 2-20=22 Nordby 0-2=2 Matthews 1-7=8 Leading Scorers: Leading Scorers: Average 13.66 pts. Sara Bauer, Jr., F, 19-24=43 Maggie Fisher, Fr., F, 15-6=21 Morris 1-5=6 Jinelle Zaugg, So., F, 21-12=33 Kristina Bunker, So., F, 8-7=15 Witting 0-4=4 Freshman 29-50=79 Sharon Cole, Sr., F, 13-20=33 Amanda Stohr, So., F, 6-8=14 Bible 1-1=2 Keseley 10-16=26 Noelle Needham, So., F, 6-8=14 Nordby 0-2=2 Lawler 8-15=23 Top Goalies: Davis 0-1=1 Hanson 7-8=15 Meghan Horras, Sr., 13-2-1, 1.77 Top Goalies: Matthews 1-7=8 Defense Scoring by Year GAA, .918 sv % Britni Kehler, So., 10-10-2, 2.26 GAA, Hagen 2-3=5 2004-05 29-73=102 Christine Dufour, Jr., 8-1-0, 1.23 GAA, .928 sv % Bible 1-1=2 2003-04 17-58=75 .937 sv % Laura Bennan, Jr., 1-6-1, 2.97 GAA, Vetter 0-0=0 2002-03 25-75=100 Jessie Vetter, Fr., 4-1-0, 1.13 GAA, .898 sv % Average 11.28 pts. .942 sv % 2001-02 24-61=85 2000-01 29-74=103 Head Coach: Mark Johnson Head Coach: Jeff Vizenor 1999-2000 38-59=97 USCHO Division I Pairwise Rankings (PWR) Includes games through Sunday, February 12, 2006

Rk Team GP W-L-T Win% Rk RPI Rk PWR 1 New Hampshire 28 25-2-1 0.9107 1| 0.6590 1| 16 Senior captain Sharon 2 Wisconsin 30 25-4-1 0.8500 3| 0.6378 2| 15 Cole earned her first 3 St. Lawrence 29 24-3-2 0.8621 2| 0.6255 3| 14 player of the week hon- 4 Minnesota 30 20-9-1 0.6833 6| 0.6020 4| 13 ors year after a five- 5 Minnesota Duluth 28 19-7-2 0.7143 4| 0.6020 5| 12 point weekend and a Badger road sweep of 6 Princeton 25 15-6-4 0.6800 9| 0.5857 6| 11 Minnesota. 7 Mercyhurst 30 18-7-5 0.6833 6| 0.5791 7| 10 8 Clarkson* 30 20-9-1 0.6833 6| 0.5497 8| 9 9 Harvard 24 12-8-4 0.5833 13| 0.5438 9| 8 10 Providence 30 16-10-4 0.6000 12| 0.5406 10| 6 11 St. Cloud State 30 15-14-1 0.5167 15| 0.5314 11| 6 12 Brown 24 11-9-4 0.5417 14| 0.5231 12| 6 13 Colgate 28 10-11-7 0.4821 16| 0.5225 13| 4 14 Boston College 28 15-9-4 0.6071 11| 0.5219 14| 3 15 Wayne State 28 10-13-5 0.4464 20| 0.5096 16| 2 16 Dartmouth 23 9-10-4 0.4783 18| 0.5173 15| 1 17 Maine 27 15-6-6 0.6667 10| 0.5086 17| 0 Players of the Week

* - not eligible for NCAA Tournament Name Week Institution Sara Bauer 10/31 WCHA Offensive The USCHO.com Pairwise Ranking attempts to mimic the method used by the NCAA Selection Committee to determine partic- Sara Bauer 11/7 WCHA Offensive ipants for the NCAA Division I women's hockey tournament. The PWR compares only those with a Ratings Percentage Index Sharon Cole 11/22 USCHO Offensive (RPI) at or above .500, judging them by five criteria: record against common opponents, record in last 16 games, head to head Sharon Cole 11/22 WCHA Offensive competition, record against other teams at or above .500, and the RPI. For each comparison won, a team receives one point. Angie Keseley 12/6 WCHA Rookie The final PWR ranking is based on the number of points (comparisons) won against teams with RPI at or above .500. Ties are Sara Bauer 12/14 USCHO Offensive settled by the RPI. Clarkson, Rensselaer and Sacred Heart are not eligible for the NCAA D1 Tournament, but games with these teams count for tournament selection. The PWR can be reformatted and redistributed by any media outlet or person, provided Meghan Horras 12/14 WCHA Defensive USCHO's URL (http://www.uscho.com/) accompanies the results. Sara Bauer 1/24 USCHO Offensive Sara Bauer 1/24 WCHA Offensive Jessie Vetter 2/13 WCHA Rookie

2005–06 WISCONSIN WOMEN’S HOCKEY ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr./Elig. S/C DOB Hometown (HS/Previous Team) 15 Bauer, Sara ** (AC) F 5-3 Jr./Jr. R 5/11/84 St. Catharines, Ontario (Saint Francis/Mississauga Ice Bears) 16 Bible, Rachel D 5-6 Fr./Fr. R 12/24/86 Black River Falls, Wis. (Sparta/Madison Capitols) 14 Burish, Nikki *** (AC) F 5-5 Sr./Sr. R 4/1/84 Madison, Wis. (Edgewood) 11 Cole, Sharon *** (C) F 5-3 Sr./Sr. L 10/24/83 Bloomington, Minn. (Bloomington Jefferson) 25 Davis, Vicki * F 5-7 Jr./Jr. L 2/2/84 Edmonton, Alberta (FX-Edmonton/New Hampshire) 34 Dufour, Christine ** G 5-8 Jr./Jr. L 2/5/84 Rivière-du-Loup, Québec (Pomfret School/Connecticut Polar Bears) 9 Hagen, Kayla F 5-5 Fr./Fr. R 2/21/87 Crosslake, Minn. (Hibbing) 29 Hanson, Tia F 5-4 Fr./Fr. L 11/29/86 Medicine Hat, Alberta (Medicine Hat) 1 Horras, Meghan *** G 5-7 Sr./Sr. L 5/1/84 Appleton, Wis. (North/Appleton United) 13 Hutchins, Grace *** F 5-5 Sr./Sr. R 11/2/83 Winnetka, Ill. (New Trier/Team Illinois) 21 Kenyon, Cyndy * F 5-4 Sr./Sr. R 11/22/83 Sparta, Wis. (Sparta/Northeastern) 5 Keseley, Angie F 5-7 Fr./Fr. L 6/9/87 St. Louis Park, Minn. (St. Louis Park) 12 Kletzien, Heidi ** F 5-6 Jr./Jr. L 5/1/85 Manitowoc, Wis. (Lincoln/Madison Capitols) 7 Lawler, Erika F 5-0 Fr./Fr. R 2/5/87 Fitchburg, Mass. (Cushing Academy) 19 Matthews, Alycia D 5-8 Fr./Fr. L 2/15/87 Castlegar, British Columbia (Stanley Humphries Secondary School) 27 Mikkelson, Meaghan ** F 5-9 Jr./Jr. R 1/4/85 St. Albert, Alberta (Bishop Carroll/Oval X-Treme) 23 Monteleone, Phoebe ** F 5-4 Jr./Jr. R 10/23/84 Pittsburgh, Pa. (Fox Chapel/Ohio Flames) 6 Morris, Emily * D 5-5 So./So. R 1/30/86 Potsdam, N.Y. (Taft School) 4 Nordby, Mikka * D 5-10 So./So. R 5/19/86 Watford City, N.D. (Watford City) 10 Slusar, Bobbi-Jo ** D 5-4 Jr./Jr. L 6/6/85 Swift Current, Saskatchewan (Athol Murray/Notre Dame Hounds) 30 Vetter, Jessie G 5-8 So./Fr. L 12/19/85 Cottage Grove, Wis. (Monona Grove) 17 Witting, Kristen ** D 5-7 Jr./Jr. L 9/4/84 Beloit, Wis. (Memorial/Madison Capitols) 8 Zaugg, Jinelle * F 6-1 So./So. L 3/27/86 Eagle River, Wis. (Northland Pines)

Legend: (C) denotes captain; (AC) denotes assistant captains; # denotes fifth-year senior Head Coach Mark Johnson The Johnson Notebook... Coaching Accolades Over his three seasons as Wisconsin’s • Has broken the school record for wins each season he has been at the helm head coach, Mark Johnson has estab- (22 in 02-03, 25 in 03-04, 28 in 04-05) lished himself and Badger women’s • Assistant Coach, 2000 & 2002 U.S. Men’s Ice Hockey National Teams hockey as pillars in the hockey commu- • On-ice Assistant Coach, 2001 U.S. Olympic Men’s Ice Hockey Orientation Camp nity. Creating a program with a strong • Assistant Coach, UW men, 1996-2002 foundation and the markings for great- • Head Coach, Madison Monsters, 1995-96, and Verona High School, 1994-95. ness, Johnson and the team are poised to finish what they had hoped to last Athletic Accolades • Wisconsin’s all-time leading goal scorer (125) and second all-time leading season with the program’s first-ever scorer (125-131=256) NCAA tournament berth. • WCHA Rookie of the Year (1977), WCHA MVP (1978-79), two-time first team In 2003 he was inducted to the All-WCHA, two-time All-American, one of WCHA’s “Top 50 Players In 50 Years” National Shrine of American Hockey as a member of the 1980 • Represented USA Hockey in 13 international tournaments U.S. Olympic hockey team. He was inducted again in 2004, for • Led the 1980 U.S. Olympic team with 11 points, including two goals in the his individual accomplishments as a player and coach. Vince “Miracle On Ice” game against the Soviet Union and an assist on the game- Lombardi Charitable Funds also honored Johnson’s volunteer winning goal against Finland to win the gold medal. work by presenting him with the 2004 ‘Award of Excellence’. • Successful 11-year career in NHL where he recorded 203-305=508 in 669 He was also bestowed the NCAA Silver Anniversary Award in games, including an 87-point season captaining the Hartford Whalers (1983–84) 2005. Named the 2003 WCHA Co-Coach of the Year and also Honors & Awards one of eight finalists for the American Hockey Coaches • Vince Lombardi Charitable Funds also honored Johnson’s volunteer work by presenting him with the 2004 ‘Award of Excellence’ Associated Division I Coach of the Year, Johnson guided • Awarded the 2005 NCAA Silver Anniversary Award Wisconsin to a 22-8-5 overall and 14-6-4 WCHA record that • 2003 WCHA Co-Coach of the Year and one of eight finalists for AHCA Div. I season. Coach of the Year During the 2004-05 season he led the team to another • Inducted into the IIHF Hall of Fame, the state of Wisconsin Athletic Hall of record-setting year. In every season under Johnson the team Fame and was a charter member of UW’s National W Club Hall of Fame has surpassed the number of wins from the past season, set- • Twice inducted to the National Shrine of American Hockey, first as a member ting school records each time. This season the team made of the 1980 Olympic team and most recently for his indivudual accomplishments school history as the first team to earn an NCAA berth. as a player and coach.

JOHNSON’S COACHING RECORD Year Organization Position Record Pct. Conference Record Place Post-Season 2004-05 Wisconsin Women Head 28-9-1 .750 WCHA 20-7-1 3rd NCAA 2003-04 Wisconsin Women Head 25-6-3 .779 WCHA 18-5-1 2nd 2002-03 Wisconsin Women Head 22-8-5 .700 WCHA 14-6-4 3rd

2001-02 Wisconsin Men Assistant 14-18-4 .389 WCHA 12-13-3 5th 2000-01 Wisconsin Men Assistant 22-15-4 .536 WCHA 14-10-4 5th NCAA 1999-00 Wisconsin Men Assistant 31-9-1 .756 WCHA 23-5-0 1st NCAA 1998-99 Wisconsin Men Assistant 15-19-4 .395 WCHA 13-12-3 4th 1997-98 Wisconsin Men Assistant 26-14-1 .634 WCHA 17-10-1 2nd NCAA 1996-97 Wisconsin Men Assistant 15-21-2 .394 WCHA 15-15-2 7th

1995-96 Madison Monsters Head 37-30-7 .500 1994-95 Verona High Head 1993-94 Madison Memorial High Assistant

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Day Date Opponent (Rank) Time/Result UW Goal Scorers (Season Goals) Location Saturday Oct. 8 MINNESOTA DULUTH (4) L 5-2 Cole (1), Kenyon (1) Kohl Center Sunday Oct. 9 MINNESOTA DULUTH (4) W 4-3OT Lawler (1), Slusar-pp (1), Hanson (1), Bauer-pp (1) Kohl Center Saturday Oct. 15 VERMONT W 5-0 Keseley (1), Bauer-ex, Cole (2), Bauer (3), Kohl Center Zaugg (1) Sunday Oct. 16 VERMONT W 5-0 Zaugg (2), Slusar (2), Kenyon-pp (2), Cole (3), Kohl Center Hanson (2) Friday Oct. 21 Minnesota State* W 4-1 Cole, Bauer (4), Hanson (3), Cole-en (5) Mankato, Minn. Friday Oct. 28 NORTH DAKOTA* W 3-2 Lawler (2), Keseley (2), Matthews (1) Kohl Center Saturday Oct. 29 NORTH DAKOTA* W 8-0 Bauer-sh, Keseley, Zaugg, Kenyon (3), Kohl Center Zaugg-pp (4), Kletzien-pp (1), Bauer (6), Keseley (4)

Friday Nov. 4 ST. CLOUD STATE* W 5-2 Bauer-pp (7), Zaugg, Slusar-pp (3), Hagen-pp (1), Kohl Center Zaugg-en (6) Saturday Nov. 5 ST. CLOUD STATE* W 3-1 Bauer (8), Zaugg-pp (7), Keseley (5) Kohl Center Wednesday Nov. 9 Minnesota State*^ W 7-1 Zaugg-pp, Zaugg-pp (9), Slusar (4), Kenyon (4), Winona, Minn. Lawler (3), Kletzien (2), Hanson-pp (4) Friday Nov. 18 Minnesota (4)* W 2-0 Keseley (6), Cole-pp (6) Minneapolis Saturday Nov. 19 Minnesota (4)* W 6-2 Hanson (5), Burish-pp (1), Cole, Cole-pp (8), Minneapolis Bauer (9), Zaugg (10) Saturday Nov. 26 Dartmouth# W 4-3 Zaugg, Bauer-pp, Bauer (11), Zaugg (12) Hanover, N.H. Sunday Nov. 27 New Hampshire (4)# L 2-1 Zaugg-pp (13) Hanover, N.H.

Saturday Dec. 3 Bemidji State* W 10-3 Hanson (6), Hutchins, Bauer, Bauer-pp, Cole (9), Roseau, Minn. Burish (2), Lawler (4), Bauer-ht (14), Hutchins-pp, Hutchins-pp-ht (3) Sunday Dec. 4 Bemidji State* W 4-1 Keseley (7), Burish (3), Cole-pp (10), Lawler (5) Roseau, Minn. Friday Dec. 9 Minnesota Duluth (1)* T 2-2OT Bauer (15), Slusar (5) Duluth, Minn. Saturday Dec. 10 Minnesota Duluth (1)* W 2-1 Bauer-sh (16), Hanson-pp (7) Duluth, Minn.

Friday Jan. 6 Wayne State W 5-3 Burish (4), Zaugg, Zaugg, Bible, Zaugg-en (16) Detroit Saturday Jan. 7 Wayne State W 3-0 Zaugg (17), Kletzien (3), Hutchins (4) Detroit Friday Jan. 13 North Dakota* W 2-1OT Hagen (2), Morris-pp (1) Grand Forks, N.D. Saturday Jan. 14 North Dakota* W 4-0 Lawler-pp (6), Slusar (6), Keseley (8), Zaugg (18) Grand Forks, N.D. Friday Jan. 20 OHIO STATE* W 4-3OT Zaugg-pp, Zaugg (20), Monteleone (1), Kohl Center Bauer-sh (17) Sunday Jan. 22 OHIO STATE* W 5-1 Burish (5), Bauer (18), Mikkelson (1), Kenyon (5), Kohl Center Slusar-pp (7) Saturday Jan. 28 BEMIDJI STATE* W 4-2 Lawler (7), Bauer (19), Keseley (9), Cole (11) Kohl Center Sunday Jan. 29 BEMIDJI STATE* W 3-1 Cole (12), Mikkelson-pp (2), Burish (6) Kohl Center

Friday Feb. 3 St. Cloud State* W 3-1 Kenyon-pp (6), Keseley (10), Lawler (8) St. Cloud, Minn. Saturday Feb. 4 St. Cloud State* L 1-0 — St. Cloud, Minn. Friday Feb. 10 MINNESOTA (5)* L 3-1 Kenyon-ex-pp (7) Kohl Center Saturday Feb. 11 MINNESOTA (5)* W 3-1 Slusar-pp (8), Zaugg (21), Cole (12) Kohl Center Friday Feb. 17 MINNESOTA STATE* 7:07 p.m. Kohl Center Saturday Feb. 18 MINNESOTA STATE* 7:07 p.m. Kohl Center Friday Feb. 24 Ohio State* 6:07 p.m. Columbus, Ohio Saturday Feb. 25 Ohio State* 3:07 p.m. Columbus, Ohio

Fri.-Sun. Mar. 3-5 WCHA Playoffs (best of three) conference sites Sat.-Sun. Mar. 11-12 WCHA Semifinals and Championship Minneapolis Fri.-Sun. Mar. 17-19 NCAA Quarterfinals campus sites Fri./Sun. Mar. 24/26 NCAA Frozen Four Minneapolis

Please note: Team rankings in () are national rankings ( USCHO.com and/or USAToday) for that week; Italics denotes game-winning goals; (#) denotes individuals season goals; PP denotes power-play goal; SH denotes short-handed goal; EX denotes a sixth skater on ice; EN denotes empty-net goals; HT denotes hat trick; * denotes WCHA games; ^ denotes game rescheduled from Oct. 22 due to facility problems at All Seasons Arena; # denotes Dartmouth Thanksgiving Tournament in Hanover, N.H.; home games in CAPS held at the Kohl Center. Schedule is subject to change; All times are Central; For ticket information, call 1-800-GO-BADGERS or visit uwbadgers.com. 2005–06 WISCONSIN INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Overall: 25-4-1 Conf: 20-3-1 Home: 12-2-0 Away: 10-1-1 Neut: 3-1-0

Name GP G A Pts Shots Pct +/- No-Min Min Maj Oth PP SH FG GW GTG OT HT PN UA 15 Bauer, Sara 28 19 24 43 103 .184 +28 3-6 3 0 0 5 3 4 6 0 2 1 0 4 8 Zaugg, Jinelle 30 21 12 33 113 .186 +30 10-20 10 0 0 7 1 5 6 0 0 1 0 0 11 Cole, Sharon 30 13 20 33 70 .186 +26 9-18 9 0 0 3 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 10 Slusar, Bobbi-Jo 29 8 23 31 115 .070 +26 11-22 11 0 0 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 5 Keseley, Angie 30 10 16 26 77 .130 +16 7-14 7 0 0 0 0 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 7 Lawler, Erika 30 8 15 23 71 .113 +16 6-12 6 0 0 1 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 1 27 Mikkelson, Meaghan 23 2 20 22 58 .034 +16 14-28 14 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 21 Kenyon, Cyndy 30 7 10 17 63 .111 +7 11-22 11 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 Burish, Nikki 30 6 11 17 93 .065 +5 19-41 18 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 29 Hanson, Tia 30 7 8 15 54 .130 +13 6-12 6 0 0 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 19 Matthews, Alycia 28 1 7 8 41 .024 +14 4-8 4 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 13 Hutchins, Grace 30 4 3 7 35 .114 +4 3-6 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 12 Kletzien, Heidi 30 3 3 6 15 .200 +6 2-4 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Morris, Emily 30 1 5 6 50 .020 +15 12-24 12 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 9 Hagen, Kayla 21 2 3 5 37 .054 +4 4-19 2 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 Witting, Kristen 28 0 4 4 29 .000 +21 11-22 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 Monteleone, Phoebe 30 1 2 3 23 .043 +5 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 Bible, Rachel 21 1 1 2 12 .083 +11 1-2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 Nordby, Mikka 27 0 2 2 7 .000 +5 1-2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 Davis, Vicki 4 0 1 1 5 .000 0 1-2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 Dufour, Christine 9 0 1 1 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TEAM 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 1-2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 30 114 191305 1071 .106 +268136-286 133 2 1 32 4 22 25 0 3 3 0 6 Opponents 30 46 60 106 622 .074 - 170-359 167 1 2 19 1 8 4 1 0 0 0 8

Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho PP SH EN PEN SOG 30 Vetter, Jessie 6-5 318:19 6 1.13 98 .942 4 1 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 34 Dufour, Christine 9-9 538:44 11 1.23 164 .937 8 1 0 3 5 1 0 0 0 1 Horras, Meghan 16-16 948:01 28 1.77 314 .918 13 2 1 2 10 0 0 0 0 EMPTY NET 0-0 5:48 1 - 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Total 30-0 1810:52 46 1.52 576 .926 25 4 1 6 19 1 1 0 0 Opponents 30-0 1810:52 114 3.78 957 .894 4 25 1 1 32 4 3 0 0

POWER PLAY GP G A Pts Shots Pct. 10 Slusar, Bobbi-Jo 29 4 12 16 63 .063 15 Bauer, Sara 28 5 9 14 25 .200 11 Cole, Sharon 30 3 8 11 17 .176 27 Mikkelson, Meaghan 23 1 10 11 27 .037 8 Zaugg, Jinelle 30 7 3 10 27 .259 21 Kenyon, Cyndy 30 3 5 8 14 .214 14 Burish, Nikki 30 0 7 7 20 .000 7 Lawler, Erika 30 1 3 4 10 .100 29 Hanson, Tia 30 2 1 3 8 .250 5 Keseley, Angie 30 0 3 3 12 .000 13 Hutchins, Grace 30 2 0 2 4 .500 9 Hagen, Kayla 21 1 1 2 8 .125 6 Morris, Emily 30 1 0 1 19 .053 19 Matthews, Alycia 28 1 0 1 4 .250 12 Kletzien, Heidi 30 1 0 1 1 1.000 17 Witting, Kristen 28 0 0 0 11 .000 16 Bible, Rachel 21 0 0 0 1 .000 4 Nordby, Mikka 27 0 0 0 1 .000 2005–06 WISCONSIN TEAM STATISTICS Overall Conference Only Overall: 25-4-1 Overall: 20-3-1 Home: 12-2-0 Away: 10-1-1 Neut: 3-1-0 Home: 10-2-0 Away: 7-1-1 Neut: 3-0-0

TEAM STATISTICS WIS OPP TEAM STATISTICS WIS OPP

SHOT STATISTICS SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 114-1071 46-622 Goals-Shot attempts 91-845 38-521 Shot pct. .106 .074 Shot pct. .108 .073 Goals/Game 3.8 1.5 Goals/Game 3.8 1.6 Shots/Game 35.7 20.7 Shots/Game 35.2 21.7 Assists 191 60 Assists 151 48

POWER PLAYS POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays 32-159 19-127 Goals-Power Plays 29-135 17-107 Conversion Percent .201 .150 Conversion Percent .215 .159 Shot Attempts 272 158 Shot Attempts 241 136 Shot Percent .118 .120 Shot Percent .120 .125

GOAL BREAKDOWN GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals 114 46 Total Goals 91 38 Power Play 32 19 Power Play 29 17 Short-handed 4 1 Short-handed 4 1 Empty net 3 1 Empty net 2 1 Penalty 0 0 Penalty 0 0 Unassisted 6 8 Unassisted 6 8 Overtime 3 0 Overtime 3 0 Shootout 0 0 Shootout 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0

PENALTIES PENALTIES Number 136 170 Number 115 146 Minutes 286 359 Minutes 233 311 Penalties/Game 4.5 5.7 Penalties/Game 4.8 6.1 Pen minutes/Game 9.5 12.0 Pen minutes/Game 9.7 13.0 Minor 133 167 Minor 114 143 Major 2 1 Major 1 1 10-minute Misconduct 0 1 10-minute Misconduct 0 1 Game Misconduct 1 1 Game Misconduct 0 1 Gross Misconduct 0 0 Gross Misconduct 0 0 Match 0 0 Match 0 0

SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) 0-0 0-0 SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) 0-0 0-0

ATTENDANCE ATTENDANCE Total 18163 8651 Total 16583 7200 Dates/Avg Per Date 14/1297 12/721 Dates/Avg Per Date 12/1382 9/800 Neutral Site #/Avg 4/496 Neutral Site #/Avg 3/586

GOALS BY PERIOD 1 2 3 OT Total GOALS BY PERIOD 1 2 3 OT Total Wisconsin 37 36 38 3 114 Wisconsin 31 26 31 3 91 Opponents 13 16 17 0 46 Opponents 10 13 15 0 38

SAVES BY PERIOD 1 2 3 OT Total SAVES BY PERIOD 1 2 3 OT Total Wisconsin 185 205 186 0 576 Wisconsin 149 176 158 0 483 Opponents 324 346 281 6 957 Opponents 260 267 221 6 754 By the Numbers...

When Scoring first ...... 22-0-0 Across the Nation... (as of 2/13/06) When Opponent scores first ...... 3-4-1 Points Scoring Offense When Leading after 1st period ...... 18-0-0 3. Sara Bauer 43 1. New Hampshire 4.61 When Trailing after 1st period ...... 2-3-1 T16. Sharon Cole 33 2. St. Lawrence 3.93 When Tied after 1st period ...... 5-1-0 T16. Jinelle Zaugg 33 3. Wisconsin 3.80 When Leading after 2nd period ...... 21-0-0 4. Minnesota Duluth 3.61 When Trailing after 2nd period ...... 3-2-0 Goals 5. Rensselaer 3.43 When Tied after 2nd period ...... 1-2-1 T2. Jinelle Zaugg 21 In Overtime ...... 3-0-1 T9. Sara Bauer 19 Scoring Defense (GA/Game) 1. Clarkson 1.20 When Outshooting opponent ...... 22-2-1 Assists 2. St. Lawrence 1.21 When Outshot by opponent ...... 3-2-0 T3. Sara Bauer 24 3. New Hampshire 1.25 When Shots are even ...... 0-0-0 T5. Bobbi-Jo Slusar 23 4. Wisconsin 1.53 5. Minnesota Duluth 1.61 When Having 0-19 shots ...... 1-1-0 Power-play goals When Having 20-29 shots ...... 5-1-0 T6. Jinelle Zaugg 7 Power Play When Having 30-39 shots ...... 13-2-1 1. New Hampshire 28.5 When Having 40-49 shots ...... 3-0-0 Short-handed goals 2. Princeton 22.9 When Having 50+ shots ...... 3-0-0 T3. Sara Bauer 3 3. St. Lawrence 22.3 4. St. Cloud State 21.7 When Opponent has 0-19 shots ...... 11-1-0 Game-winning goals 5. Harvard 21.1 When Opponent has 20-29 shots ...... 14-3-1 T1. Sara Bauer 6 9. Wisconsin 19.3 When Opponent has 30-39 shots ...... 0-0-0 T1. Jinelle Zaugg 6 When Opponent has 40-49 shots ...... 0-0-0 T18. Angie Keseley 4 Penalty Kill When Opponent has 50+ shots ...... 0-0-0 1. Clarkson 91.8 Points per game (defense) 2. St. Lawrence 91.0 In games decided by one goal ...... 6-2-0 1. Bobbi-Jo Slusar 1.11 3. Mercyhurst 90.6 6. Meaghan Mikkelson 0.91 4. Maine 89.0 At home ...... 12-2-0 5. Minnesota Duluth 89.0 On the road ...... 10-1-1 Points per game (rookies) 17. Wisconsin 85.4 At neutral site ...... 3-1-0 19. Angie Keseley 0.87 24. Erika Lawler 0.77 Against WCHA teams ...... 20-3-1 T44. Tia Hanson 0.50 Against ECAC teams ...... 1-0-0 Against CHA teams ...... 2-0-0 Goals-against average Against Hockey East teams ...... 2-1-0 8. Meghan Horras 1.77 Independent Teams ...... 0-0-0 Save Percentage In October ...... 6-1-0 14. Meghan Horras .918 In November ...... 6-1-0 In December ...... 3-0-1 Winning percentage In January ...... 8-0-0 4. Meghan Horras .844 In February ...... 2-2-0 In March ...... 0-0-0

In the post-season ...... 0-0-0

Multiple-Point Games: Multiple-Goal Games Multiple-Assist Games Current Point Streaks Player Times Player Times Player Times Player Games Dates Sara Bauer 14 Jinelle Zaugg 6 Sara Bauer 6 — Jinelle Zaugg 12 Sara Bauer 4 Sharon Cole 5 Sharon Cole 9 Sharon Cole 3 Meaghan Mikkelson 4 Angie Keseley 8 Grace Hutchins 1 Jinelle Zaugg 4 Erika Lawler 7 Angie Keseley 1 Angie Keseley 3 Bobbi-Jo Slusar 7 Bobbi-Jo Slusar 3 Meaghan Mikkelson 4 Erika Lawler 2 Nikki Burish 3 Nikki Burish 1 Tia Hanson 2 Cyndy Kenyon 1 Grace Hutchins 1 Emily Morris 1 Cyndy Kenyon 1 Heidi Kletzien 1 Alycia Matthews 1 Emily Morris 1