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Varsity Club Hall of Fame Induction Class of 2008, Brooke Whitney ...c_ua_ch-in ... u s_•a-''---------- ~UCONN Assista nt Coach Jaime Totten . Fifth s eason Jaime Totten returns to the UConn bench for her fifth season as assistant coach of the University of Connecticut women 's ice hockey program . Totten played for Connecticut head coach Heather Linstad at Northeastern, and joined her former coach during the 2000-01 season to run the defensive end of the bench and help build a successful Division I program at UConn. Totten is primarily in charge of recruiting for the Huskies, and the 2004-05 season marks the first season with four full recruiting classes on the team. Totten, a 2000 Northeastern graduate, never missed a game in her four years of playing for the Huskies. She earned All­ America honors in both 1997-98 and 1998-99 while serving as a two-year captain. Totten also was selected as an ECAC First Team All-Star and was a member ofthe 1996-97 Northeastern team that won the ECAC Conference and finished the season with a school-record 27-9-0 mark. Totten's outstanding leadership and sportsmanship qualities displayed both on and off the ice earned her the prestigioius Sarah Devins Award from the ECAC her senior year. Totten was also recognized by the Boston Police Department and Northeastern University when she was credited with saving a young man's life during the ECAC Playoffs in the spring of 2000. During the 1999-2000 academic year, Totten served as student assistant coach of women's ice hockey at her alma mater. Graduating with honors from Northeastern, Totten earned a bachelor's degree in cardiopulmonary science with a minor in exercise physiology. She was awarded with the National Student Athlete Award and was named a Scholar Student Athlete. In 1997, Totten became a certified strength and conditioning coach, and during the summer of 1998 she interned with Mike Boyle, a well-respected hockey strength and conditioning coach, at Boston University. While a student assistant coach at NU, she also worked with the team as a strength and conditioning coach . Totten was a member and assistant captain of the US Women 's Junior National Team, and participated at the US Women's National Team Festival in 1998. During the summers of 2001 and 2003, Totten coached the Select 16's and 17's at the Junior National Camp in Lake Placid, N.Y. "Jaime and Brooke know how to win and have been around success. They under­ stand the system and can relate to expectations of being a student-athlete. " - Head Coach Heather Linstad Assistant Coach Brook e Whitney . First season Brooke Whitney joins the UConn women 's ice hockey coaching staff in 2004-05 for her first season of collegiate coaching . A two­ time All-America selection , Whitney played for Northeastern University from 1999-2002 where she graduated as the fourth leading scorer in NU's proud women 's hockey history with 86 goals and 86 assists for 172 points in 121 games played . Whitney netted 32 goals her senior year to help her earn the Patty Kazmaier Award , annually presented to the National Player of the Year, to accompany her first-team All-America honors. She was named the 2002 Female Athlete of the Year by the New England Sports Writers and she also was recognized as the top scholar-athlete at Northeastern with the coveted Jeanne L. Rowlands Award. Whitney received her bachelors degree in marketing from NU in June of 2003, graduating with a 3.27 GPA after four straight years on the school 's Honor Roll. While coaching with the UConn women 's ice hockey program, she will begin work on a masters degree in sports management. A native of Snohomish, Wash ., Whitney gained additional professional experience during the 2000 and 2001 summers assisting in the University of Washington 's athletic marketing and promotions office. She has also worked part-time as a professional skating and dry land training instructor outside of Seattle; and, after finishing her Northeastern career, Whitney played a season of professional hockey for the NWHL's Brampton (Ont.) Thunder. She has also played with the U.S. National team at various stages of her career. While new to the University of Connecticut, Whitney is a familiar face to the Husky coaching staff. Prior to heading to Storrs, Linstad was the head coach at Northeastern for Whitney's freshman and sophomore seasons in 1999 and 2000, while UConn assistant coach Jaime Totten captained NU 's 1999 team which advanced to the ECAC Semifinals, the nation's most elite collegiate tournament prior to the creation of an NCAA women's hockey championship in 2001 . That ECAC playoff berth was one of four that Northeastern made in her four years at the school. 13 I lUlU ID.UC ON NHU SHIES.C OM ~UCDNN 2004-2005 Hoster 2004-05 UConn Women's Ice Hockey Numerical Roster NO. NAME CL. POS. KT HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL/LAST TEAM 1 Kaitlyn Shain Jr. G 5-5 Calgary, Alberta Airdrie Midget "A1 " 2 Elizabeth Gallinaro Fr. F/D 5-6 Amherst, Mass. Tabor Academy 3 Katherine Van Deveire So. F 5-6 Brandon, Manitoba Vincent Massey 6 Caitlin Salazer-Reid Sr. D 5-5 London, Ontario Choate Rosemary Hall 7 Nicole LeFave So. F 5-5 Guilford, Conn. Choate Rosemary Hall 9 Britney Chandler Fr. F 5-3 Pickering, Ontario Pine Ridge Secondary 12 Jacquelyn McGuire Sr. F 5-4 Glenview, Ill. Lawrence Academy 13 Lisa Beck Sr. D 5-4 Tolland, Conn. Portsmouth Abbey School 14 Bridget King Fr. F/D 5-5 Paxton, Mass. Berkshire School 15 Janelle Armitage Jr. F 5-10 Kinsella, Alberta Notre Dame Hounds 16 Erika Spaeth Sr. D 5-8 Dallas, Texas Choate Rosemary Half 17 Molly Garrett So. D 5-4 Ridgely, Md. Pomfret/Washington Pride 18 Shannon Connolly Sr. F 5-4 Baldwinsville, N.Y. Syracuse Stars 19 Angie Wallace Sr. F 5-5 Mullett Lake, Mich. Shattuck St. Mary's 20 Jennifer Houlden Jr. D 5-4 Richmond Hill, Ontario Toronto Junior Sting 21 Jaclyn Hawkins Fr. F 5-7 Manotick, Ontario Taft School 22 Natalie Vibert So. D 5-4 Thunder Bay, Ontario Westgate 26 Alicia Ramolla So. D 5-4 Barrie, Ontario St. Joseph's 27 Leslie Hurlburt So. F 5-2 Markham, Ontario Markham District 29 Shannon Murphy Sr. G 5-6 Mapleville, R.I. Burrillville 30 Josette Severyn Fr. G 5-10 Hollywood, Fla. Gilmour Academy 93 Tiffany Owens Sr. F 5-6 Novi, Mich. Belle Tire 97 Megan Mcleod Sr. F 5-7 Livonia, Mich. Belle Tire Head Coach: Heather Linstad, Fifth Season (Providence, 1989) Assistant Coaches: Jaime Totten, Fifth Season (Northeastern, 2000); Brooke Whitney, First Season (Northeastern, 2002) 2004-05 Rlphabetlcal Roster Roster Breakdown POSITION NO. NAME CL. POS. Forwards Defensemen Goaltenders 15 Janelle Armitage Jr. F Janelle Armitage Lisa Beck Shannon Murphy 13 Lisa Beck Sr. D Britney Chandler Elizabeth Gallinaro Josette Severyn 9 Britney Chandler Fr. F Shannon Connolly Molly Garrett Kaitlyn Shain Elizabeth Gallinaro Jennifer Houlden 18 Shannon Connolly Sr. F Jaclyn Hawkins Bridget King 2 Elizabeth Gallinaro Fr. F/D Leslie Hurlburt Alicia Ramolla 17 Molly Garrett So. 0 Bridget King Caitlin Salazer-Reid 21 Jaclyn Hawkins Fr. F Nicole LeFave Erika Spaeth 20 Jennifer Houlden Jr. D Jacquelyn McGuire Natalie Vibert Megan Mcleod 27 Leslie Hurlburt So. F Tiffany Owens 14 Bridget King Fr. F/D Katherine Van Deveire 7 Nicole LeFave So. F Angie Wallace 12 Jacquelyn McGuire Sr. F 97 Megan Mcleod Sr. F CLASS 29 Shannon Murphy Sr. G Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen 93 Tiffany Owens Sr. F Lisa Beck Janelle Armitage Molly Garrett Britney Chandler 26 Alicia Ramolla So. D Shannon Connolly Jennifer Houlden Leslie Hurlburt Elizabeth Gallinaro 6 Caitlin Salazer-Reid Sr. D Jacquelyn McGuire Kaitlyn Shain Nicole LeFave Jaclyn Hawkins 30 Josette Severyn Fr. G Megan Mcleod Alicia Ramolla Bridget King 1 Kaitlyn Shain Jr. G Shannon Murphy Katherine Van Deveire Josette Severyn 16 Erika Spaeth Sr. D Tiffany Owens Natalie Vibert Caitlin Salazer-Reid 3 Katherine Van Deveire So. F Erika Spaeth 22 Natalie Vibert So. D AngieW allace 19 Angie WaJlace Sr. F 2104·15 lUll 11111'1 IU lUlU .
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