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University of Vermont Catamounts Women’s Hockey Record Book (1995-present) Updated March 2017 Team History 3 Year-by-Year Records 4 Team and Individual Records 4-5 Goaltending Records 6 Yearly Team Leaders and Statistics 7 All-Time Awards 8 Catamounts on the International Stage 9 All-Time Captains 10-11 Year-by-Year Results 12-13 All-Time Division I Opponent History 14 All-Time Opponent Series (Division I) 15-22 All-Time Non-Division I Opponent History 23 All-Time Opponent Series (Non-Division I) 24-25 Hockey East and ECAC Division III Playoff History 26 All-Time Letterwinners 27-28 UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT Women’s hockey RECORD BOOK Vermont Women’s Hockey History History of UVM Women’s Hockey 1995-1998 Participated at the club level playing in the ECAC Women’s Hockey Alliance 1998-99 Elevated to varsity status playing in the ECAC Division III Women’s League through 2000-01 1999-2000 Advanced to the ECAC D-III Quarterfinals 2000-01 Advanced to the ECAC D-III Quarterfinals 2001-02 Elevated to the Division I level, competing in the ECAC D-I Hockey League 2005-present Member of Hockey East List of Firsts in UVM Women’s Hockey (Varsity) History - ECAC DIII First Varsity Season ..............1998-1999 First Varsity Game ................vs. Southern Maine (11/20/98) First Varsity Win ...................W, 4-2 vs. Southern Maine (11/20/98) First Varsity Loss ..................L, 4-1 at Colgate (12/6/98) First Varsity Tie ....................T, 2-2 at RIT (12/5/98) First Varsity Goal ..................Jenn Welch (11:09, 1st) vs. Southern Maine (11/20/98) First Varsity Assist(s) ............Allie Knowles & Cealy Nottingham vs. Southern Maine (11/20/98) First Varsity Save ..................Micaela Dorf vs. Southern Maine (11/20/98) First Varsity Penalty ..............Rachel Howes (7:42, 2nd) vs. Southern Maine (11/20/98) List of Firsts in UVM Women’s Hockey Division I History First Division I Season 2001-2002 First Division I Game .............at Findlay (10/12/01; 4-0, L) First Division I Win ................3-2 (OT) at Boston College (10/18/02) First Division I Tie .................T, 0-0 vs. Quinnipiac (12/30/01) First Division I Playoff Game ..at Northeastern (3/2/13; 5-1, L) First Division I Goal ...............Steph Cole (19:02, 1st period) at Wayne State (10/14/01) First Division I Assist(s) .........Katie Gannon (19:02, 1st period) at Wayne State (10/14/01) First Division I Save ...............Tiffany Hayes at Findlay (10/12/01) First Division I Penalty ...........Tiffany Hayes (7:36, 1st period) at Findlay (10/12/01) First Division I Playoff Goal ... Amanda Pelkey (14:03, 1st period) at Northeastern (3/2/13) First Division I Playoff Win.....vs. Maine (3/1/14; 3-2 3OT) First Hockey East Shootout ....W, 3-2, at Maine (11/25/08); teams played 2-2 ot tie prior to shootout All-Time Leaders Most Games Played ..............144, Sarah Kelly (2013-17) Most Consecutive Games ......137, Brittany Zuback (2011-15) Most Points .........................105, Amanda Pelkey (2011-15) Most Goals ..........................49, Amanda Pelkey (2011-15) Most Assists .........................56, Amanda Pelkey (2011-15) Most GWG ...........................7, Torrey Dennis (1997-2001) Most PPG ............................16, Amanda Pelkey (2011-15), Brittany Zuback (2011-15) Most PIM .............................177, Kailey Nash (2008-12) All-Time Leaders Goaltending Best Save % ..........................924, Tiffany Hayes (1999-2003) Best GAA .............................1.66, Melanie Bouchard (1996-98) Most Saves ..........................3,221, Kami Cote (2001-05) Most Shutouts .....................16, Tiffany Hayes (1999-2003) Most Wins ...........................32, Madison Litchfield (2013-17) Most Minutes ......................6008:14, Roxanne Douville (2010-2014) Least Goals Allowed ..............41, Micaela Dorf (1998-2000) Most Games Played ..............102, Roxanne Douville (2010-2014) UVMathletics.com -Updated March 2017- 3 UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT Women’s hockey RECORD BOOK Vermont Year-by-Year Records INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS Year Overall Conference Coach Most Points 1995-96 7-9-1 5-9-1+ Bruce Garrapy 4, Cealy Nottingham (0-4--4), at Conn. College (1/23/99) 1996-97 6-9-1 5-9-1 Dennis Miller 4, Jen Bradley (4-0--4) vs. Boston Univ. (1/27/95) 1997-98 12-7-4 8-4-4 Dennis Miller 4, Peggy Wakeham (1-3--4), at Union (10/10/08) 1998-99 8-11-1 7-10-1 Dennis Miller 4, Klara Myren (2-2--4), at UNH (10/16/12) 1999-00 12-9-4 10-3-4 Dennis Miller 4, Amanda Pelkey (2-2--4) at RIT (10/12/13) 2000-01 14-8-2 14-2-2 Dennis Miller 4, Dayna Colang (1-3--4) at RIT (10/12/13) 2001-02 1-28-1 0-16-0@ Dennis Miller 4, Amanda Pelkey (1-3--4) at Syracuse (11/14/14) 2002-03 3-25-2 0-15-1 Dennis Miller 2003-04 6-25-3 2-15-1 Dennis Miller Most Points (Defensemen) 2004-05 5-26-3 3-17-0 Dennis Miller 4, Peggy Wakeham (1-3--4), at Union (10/10/08) 2005-06 3-29-2 1-19-1# (8) Dennis Miller 4, Dayna Colang (1-3--4) at RIT (10/12/13) 2006-07 3-27-2 1-19-1 (8) Tim Bothwell 2007-08 8-25-1 4-16-1 (T7) Tim Bothwell Most Goals 4, Jen Bradley vs. Boston Univ. (1/27/95) 2008-09 7-25-2 5-15-1 (7) Tim Bothwell 2009-10 10-22-1 5-15-1 (7) Tim Bothwell Most Assists 4 Cealy Nottingham, at Conn. College (1/23/99) 2010-11 7-17-9 4-13-4 (8) Tim Bothwell 2011-12 4-22-6 3-16-2 (8) Tim Bothwell INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME GOALTENDING 2012-13 8-21-4 6-11-4 (6) Jim Plumer Most Saves 66, Kami Cote at Wisconsin (10/10/03) 2013-14 18-14-4 13-7-1 (4) Jim Plumer 2014-15 15-19-2 6-14-1 (7) Jim Plumer INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS 2015-16 9-25-3 6-15-3 (6) Jim Plumer Most Points 40, Amanda Pelkey (2013-14) 2016-17 15-14-9 9-8-7 (T4) Jim Plumer Most Goals 21, Amanda Pelkey (2013-14) TOTALS 174-392-65 Most Assists 23, Brittany Zuback (2013-14) +ECAC D-III @ECAC D-I #Hockey East Most GWG 4, Torrey Dennis (1999-00) Most PPG 8, Dayna Colang, Brittany Zuback (2014-15) All-Time Career Coaching Records Most SHG 2, Brittany Nelson (2007-08) Coach Yrs Record Most PIM 61, Kailey Nash (2010-11) Dennis Miller 10 70-177-23 Tim Bothwell 6 39-138-21 Most Points - Forward 40, Amanda Pelkey (2013-14) Jim Plumer 5 65-93-22 Most Points - Defenseman 27, Dayna Colang (2013-14) Bruce Garrapy 1 7-9-1 Most Points - Freshman 31, Ève-Audrey Picard (2016-17) Most Goals - Forward 21, Amanda Pelkey (2013-14) TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDS Most Goals - Defenseman 12, Dayna Colang (2013-14) Most Goals Scored ...........................9 vs. Union (W, 9-0) 2/20/99 Most Goals - Freshman 16, Ève-Audrey Picard (2016-17) Most Assists .................................. 13 vs. Union (W, 7-2) 10/10/08 Most Points ..................................20 vs. Union (W, 7-2) 10/10/08 Most Assists - Forward 23, Brittany Zuback (2013-14) Most Penalties ................................15 vs. Cornell (L, 7-1) 11/9/08 Most Assists - Defensemen 16, Peggy Wakeham (2008-09) Largest Margin- Victory ...................9 vs. Union (W, 9-0) 2/20/99 Most Assists - Freshman 16, Victoria Andreakos (2013-14) Most Shots on Goal (D-I) ........... 56 at Connecticut (L, 5-1) 1/10/15 Most Goals Allowed ......................13 vs. Harvard (L, 13-0) 11/8/03 INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON GOALTENDING Most Opp. Shots On Goal ...........68, at Wisconsin (L, 2-0)10/10/03 Best Save % .940, Tiffany Hayes (2000-01) Best GAA 1.52, Tiffany Hayes (1999-2000) TEAM SINGLE-GAME GOALTENDING Most Saves 1,332, Kami Cote (2003-04) Most Saves ......................................................................... 66 Most Shutouts 10, Tiffany Hayes (2000-01) .................................................at Wisconsin (10/10/03 - L, 2-0) Most Wins 14, Roxanne Douville (2013-14) Fewest Saves .................................... 4 vs. Trinity (Conn.) 2/6/99 Most Minutes 2010:55, Kami Cote (2004-05) Fewest Goals Allowed 32, Tiffany Hayes (2000-01) TEAM SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS Most Games Played 34, Kami Cote (2003-04, 04-05) Most Games Played ..................................................38, 2016-17 Most Games Won .....................................................18, 2013-14 ALL-TIME HAT-TRICKS Most Games Won, Hockey East .................................. 13, 2013-14 Jen Bradley (4 goals) vs. Boston University (1/27/95) Most Games Won, Non-Conference..............................9, 2014-15 Allie Knowles vs. Colgate (1/21/96) Most Games Won, Home ................................ 8, 2013-14; 2016-17 Allie Knowles vs. Boston University (1/27/96) Most Games Won, Away ............................................10, 2013-14 Allie Knowles at Conn. College (2/17/96) Most Games Lost.................................................... 29, 2005-06 Jean Richards at Colgate (2/25/96) Fewest Games Lost ....................................................7, 1997-98 Anna Towne vs. Bishop’s (2/15/97) Longest Winning Streak ............................................. 7, 2013-14 Allie Knowles vs. Hamilton (1/25/98) Longest Unbeaten Streak ......................................... 12, 2000-01 Torrey Dennis at Amherst (2/8/98) Most Goals Scored ................................................... 96, 2016-17 Kate Lesniak vs. Sacred Heart (D-I, 10/6/07) Most Assists ........................................................... 153, 2013-14 Brittany Zuback at UConn (D-I, 11/1/13) Most Points ...........................................................246, 2013-14 Dayna Colang at Syracuse (D-I, 11/14/14) Most Power Play Goals ..............................................28, 2013-14 Dayna Colang vs. Providence (D-I, 2/1/15) Most Shorthanded Goals ........................................... 5, 2007-08 Bridget Baker † vs. St. Cloud State (D-I, 11/25/16) Most Penalties ...................................................... 172, 2005-06 Fewest Penalties .....................................................50, 2000-01 † Denotes HT included both PPG and SHG in second period TEAM SINGLE-SEASON GOALTENDING Most Saves ..........................................................1372, 2003-04 ALL-TIME GOAL SCORING STREAKS Best Save Percentage..........................................(.937), 2000-01 Brittany Zuback (9 Gl) 8 Games (10/24/14 - 11/22/14) Most Goals Allowed ..............................................
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    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).