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Summarized from the UW web site (www.washington.edu) – The Territorial University of Washington opened November 4, 1861. By 1889, the University was firmly established as an institution of higher education. Since World War II, the institution has earned an international reputation for its research and graduate programs. It is a leader in such fields as drama, dentistry, medicine, nursing, health services, astronomy, computer science, molecular biotechnology, oceanography, biostatistics, physics, physiology, pharmacology, geography, sociology, and social work. Undergraduates benefit in special ways by learning from professors who are at the forefront of generating new knowl- edge. The UW’s graduate programs are some of the most highly rated in the nation.

About Husky Hockey

Husky Hockey at the University of Washington is one of the oldest and most distinguished non-varsity programs within the Department of Recreation Sports Program. A student board runs and organizes the club, with assistance from the coaches, players, and volunteers. The team is primarily funded by student dues, fundraising, corporate and individual sponsorship. The club is a non-profit organization, which allows tax-deductible contributions to help deter the high costs of operating a traveling collegiate team. Since the 1920s, the team has competed against teams locally, regionally, and along the entire West Coast. Competitors have ranged from local enthusiasts to other major universities. The Ice Hockey Club at the University of Washington has represented its school proudly – both on and off the ice. In the past six years the team has enjoyed the growth and organization of non-varsity ice hockey at the collegiate level nationally. By joining such associations as the Intercollegiate PAC8 Hockey Conference (PAC8) and the national American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA), the team has risen to a caliber and competitiveness of play close to varsity DIII NCAA teams. Husky Hockey travels up and down the West Coast to compete for the PAC8 conference championship against such teams as Washington State University, Oregon, UCLA, USC, CAL and Stanford. They also vie for the ACHA National Tournament Championship against over 30 teams in the ACHA-West Region and 120 other teams across the United States. Husky Hockey strives to bring positive recognition to the university through dedication, hard work, and the exhibi- tion of disciplined hockey. The organization also works towards the promotion and growth of the sport within the community. The program provides a successful learning experience for students at the University of Washington and from other local higher education institutions, by providing volunteer and internship positions.

Husky Hockey Student Board

Brett Lawrence Sean O'Brien Matt Harrow Adam Senta Jake Kulstad President Vice President Treasurer Registration Team Husky Rep

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Non-varsity sports receive minimal funding from universities. There- fore, the Husky Hockey organization has to raise money through fundraisers, sponsorships, and dues collection in order to survive. The team relies heavily on ticket sales, donations, and sponsors to meet their annual budget of over $50,000. Players individually pay for all practice and game ice, officials, equipment, travel, meals, and lodging. All staff and coaches are volunteers and donate their time to the team. Husky Hockey is also set up as a non-profit organization so it’s a win- win situation in respect to donations, which are all tax-deductible. If you are interested in volunteering, donating time, monies or resources, or wish to advertise or sponsor the team in the home game program or on the web site, please contact us at www.huskyhockey.net. Go UW Hockey! Help Deter the High Costs... Methods of Giving: Annual Cash Gifts The most popular way of giving is through an unrestricted cash contribution. Contributions provide the yearly financial resources necessary to operate a successful athletic program. Corporate Sponsorship A corporate sponsor is currently being sought after to enjoy West Coast exposure, as well as any media coverage during the year. A single corporate sponsor logo is permitted by PAC-8 to be worn on team jerseys. Other corporate sponsorships are also available. Advertise Advertising is easy and affordable with Husky Hockey. From the game program to the web site, enjoy exposure to collegiate hockey fans. Contact us to learn about several of the packages we have available. Matching Gifts Many companies have matching gift programs for contributions by employees. This method is an excellent opportunity to increase your donation to the team at no additional cost to you. Check with your company’s benefits department for matching gift information. Planned Gifts or Endowments Donors interested in supporting the future of Husky Hockey sometimes choose to make life income or planned gifts. Gift annuities, charitable trusts, and bequests are just a few vehicles available. The team welcomes the opportunity to work with donors. Volunteer Volunteers are also needed to assist the team. Positions such as team security, public relations representative, Contact Information team manager, equipment manager, fund-raising If you have any interest in donating time, coordinator, photographer, videographer, retail sales representative, ticket sales, and game scorekeeper are treasures or resources, please contact the Ice available. If you are passionate about something, then Hockey Club at the University of Washington we want you to do it for Husky Hockey! Just ask at the at the retail booth, front gate, by visiting front gate or the retail booth and tell them of your www.huskyhockey.net, or writing to us at interest or hobby and we will find a position for you! [email protected].

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22127 Hwy 99, Edmonds, WA 425.776.0200 Husky Hockey Slap Shot Club Be a part of the team - join the Husky Hockey Slap Shot Club! Husky Hockey offers an athletic experience for students working towards a degree at the UW while playing competitive non-varsity ice hockey. The team consists of approximately 22 players, three coaches, four staff mem- bers, and numerous volunteers and student interns. Players pay for all costs including ice fees, official fees, registration fees, equipment, uniforms, and all travel related costs. All coaches and staff are volunteers. The team runs an operating budget of over $50,000 annually. Husky Hockey Slap Shot Club revenue, earned through donations, will finance regular season travel, the purchase of special equipment, and trips to conference and national championship tournaments.

Benefits Membership Levels " Recognition as a Slap Shot " Student Member - $25 Member " Member - $50 " Game Program " Team Player - $100 " Team Picture " Special Teams - $250 " Invitations to special events, such " Most Valuable Players - $500 as get-togethers after games " All-American - $1,000 " Tax Deduction " Coach’s Corner - $5,000

If you have any interest in Slap Shot Club please contact the Ice Hockey Club at the University of Washington at the retail booth, front gate, by visiting www.huskyhockey.net, or writing to us at [email protected].

Husky Hockey Alumni Club Be a part of the team again - join the Husky Hockey Alumni Club. We want you to become a part of the Husky Hockey experience again – by joining the Alumni Club! Help the players that are currently in the skates you were in years ago. Help deter the high costs of traveling the West Coast and across the national to be competitive in the PAC8 Conference and the national American Collegiate Hockey Association. Established in the 1920’s, the ice hockey team at the UW is recognized as a successful program both on and off the ice, mainly because of the hard work of alumni like you. You can make a difference again by joining the club once again, at a different level. If you have any interest in Alumni Club please contact the Ice Hockey Club at the University of Washington at the retail booth, front gate, by visiting www.huskyhockey.net, or writing to us at [email protected]. For basic listing as an alumni, visit www.huskyhockey.net and fill out the form in the “Alumni” section. 1991-1992 Husky Hockey Team

5 Conference and Associations American Collegiate Hockey Association History (ACHA) Established in 1992, the ACHA was developed for the purpose of supporting quality, unity, and regulation of four- year intercollegiate hockey programs nationwide. The association is made up of over 300 non-varsity hockey teams playing in Division I, II, III and the Women’s Division. Divisions are divided into regions and each team vies for an invitation to the divisional ACHA National Championship Tournament. Team, individual, and coaching awards are handed out each year on a national and regional level. The ACHA holds its annual meeting in conjunction with the annual convention of the American Hockey Coaches Association. (www.achahockey.org) ACHA Division II National Champions History Husky Hockey Wins ACHA Logo Contest Year Champions Runner-up 2003 Colorado SUNY-Stony Brook During the 2003 summer, Husky Hockey submit- 2002 Life University Univ. of Michigan ted an entry for the new ACHA logo. Fomer graphic design intern, Tom Eykemans, assisted the 2001 Life University Weber State Univ. Huskies with their entry and it was selected as new 2000 Miami (Ohio) Univ. Indiana University association logo! Tom designed the main ACHA 1999 Life University Michigan State Univ. logo and a spin-off logo for each ACHA Division. 1998 Life University Indiana University With the honor of being selected, the Huskies also forgo their 2003-04 1997 Life University Penn State Univ. II Registration fees of $800. 1996 Western Michigan Life University Tom is a Visual Commu- 1995 Colorado State Univ. Indiana University nications graduate of the 1994 Ferris State Univ. Colorado State Univ. UW and is now working 1993 University of Toledo Univ. of Kentucky in website design. Thanks Tom for all the help. 1992 Buffalo State Univ. Northern Iowa Univ.

PAC8 Collegiate Hockey Conference (PAC8) The PAC8 Conference, founded in 1995, is composed of those PACIFIC 10 schools with university sanctioned ice hockey programs. The teams within the conference are held to tougher educational eligibility requirements than those within the governing national ACHA body. Each team plays 10 plus games within the conference for a chance to go to the prestigious PAC8 Championship. Team, indi- vidual, and coaching awards are handed out each year at the PAC8 Banquet.

PAC8 Championship Tournament PAC8 Championship History Husky Hockey hosts the PAC8 Collegiate Hockey Conference Champi- " 2002-2003 USC onship Tournament, February 20-21, 2004. This will be the Huskies " 2001-2002 USC first time as host of this prestigious collegiate conference championship. " 2000-2001 USC The top three teams at the end of the regular season, and the host, will be invited to Washington to play in a 2-game series at Olympicview " 1999-2000 USC Arena. The semi-finals will be held on Friday, February 20th, with the " 1998-1999 UCLA winning teams moving on to the championship game on Saturday the " 1997-1999 USC 21st, while the other two teams play for 3rd place. The PAC8 Conference will award trophies for each final team placement, tournament MVP, " 1996-1997 Stanford along with the Coach of the Year, and All PAC8 First, Second, and " 1995-1996 Stanford Honorable Mention Teams at the PAC8 Banquet Saturday night at the Nile Shrine Golf and Country Club.

6 Husky Hockey 2002-2003 Recap

The Husky Hockey team completed the 2002-2003 with a record of 13-12-1 in the regular season. The Huskies finished the year capturing their third straight Athletic Awards I-5 Cup Champi- onship title over Oregon. They placed second in the PAC8 during the regular season, and dropped to 4th place in the PAC8 Champi- onship despite out-shooting their opponents in the semi-finals 42- 24. The Huskies also placed in the single digits once again in the ACHA-West, ranked 9th, among thirty teams. Several Husky Hockey players received individual awards in the PAC8 ranks.

Husky Hockey Individual Awards

The Husky Hockey team does not hand out individual awards to players each year because the organization truly believes it takes a team effort to be successful and to reach the collective goals of the group. To recognize one above others would be a discredit to this philosophy. However, the following individuals were honored at the regional and national levels last year and should be noted:

Awards (L-R): All PAC8 Teams - " PAC8 First Team, Brett Lawrence, Forward Sean O’Brien, " PAC8 First Team, Shayne Sasseen, Defense Shaun Lawrence, Brett Lawrence, " PAC8 First Team, Craig Lawrence, Goalie Craig Lawrence, " PAC8 Honorable Mention, Sean O'Brien, Forward Shayne Sasseen " PAC8 Honorable Mention, Shawn Lawrence, Forward

Coach Cindy Dayley was selected in September by Virginia Mason’s “Team Medicine,” along with six other nominees, to be honored at the Friday, September 12th Mariner’s game -”Celebrating Women Night” - for her community involvement and leadership with the Husky Hockey. Virginia Mason and the Mariner’s honored women in the community who have made an impact on the lives of others. Coach Dayley was recognized on the field during the pre-game, given a glass token of appreiation, and was invited to watch the Mariners take on the Angles in the Virginia Mason's Private Suite.

Coach Dayley at the Mariners Game. 2003-2004 Preview

Husky Hockey’s main objective for 2003-2004 is to win the PAC8 title, as they host the PAC8 Intercollegiate Hockey Conference Championship Tournament for the first time. The team is also working towards winning the 2003 Athletic Awards I-5 Cup title for the fourth year in a row. Finally, the team hopes to receive their first-ever invite to the ACHA DII National Championship Tournament, held at the University of Maryland in March. With a strong showing against some of the powerhouse PAC8 and ACHA teams, the Huskies have a good chance to travel to the 20-team national tournament. The Huskies have a small, but strong class of veterans returning to the 2003-2004 season, despite losing several talented players to graduation. With more new players than returning players this year, the Huskies will lean heavily on the knowledge and experience of the veterans to set the tone and communicate what it takes to reach the team's goals in the conference and national division. The veterans will be the strong spring-board for a solid and consistent year. Joining the Huskies this year is yet another exciting group of players with excellent backgrounds on the ice. Look to the rookies this year to make an immediate impact and add additional depth to the already solid crew. Returning for their sixth season, head coach Cindy Dayley and assistant coach Zoe Harris continue to bring leadership and consistency to the program. Joining the coaching staff part-time this year is Doug Kirton, who brings ten years of professional hockey experience to the team. Husky Hockey continues to set their goals high and prepare for yet another exciting season. With the dedication and hard work from every person on the team, as individuals and as a united group, the Huskies will reach their goals.

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To purchase Husky Hockey retail items, visit the Husky Hockey Please send orders and payments to: Merchandise Booth at home games, or email your order to: UW Hockey [email protected] 23632 Hwy. 99 Suite F PMB 196 Checks and Money Orders accepted, made out to: Edmonds, WA 98026-9206 UW Hockey

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Husky Hockey 2003-2004

Friday, October 10th Home vs. Central Washington 9:45PM Saturday, October 11th Home vs. Central Washington 10:00PM Friday, October 17th Home vs. Eastern Washington 9:45PM Saturday, October 18th Home vs. Eastern Washington 10:00PM Friday, October 24th Away vs. CAL-Berkeley 10:45PM Saturday, October 25th Away vs. San Jose State 8:00PM Friday, October 31st Home vs. University of Oregon 9:45PM Saturday, November 1st Home vs. University of Oregon 10:00PM Friday, November 7th Away vs. UCLA 8:00PM Saturday, November 8th Away vs. UCLA 8:15PM Friday, November 14th Home vs. Stanford 9:45PM Saturday, November 15th Home vs. Stanford 10:00PM Friday, November 21st Home vs. Washington State University 9:45PM Saturday, November 22nd Home vs. Washington State University 10:00 PM Friday, December 5th Home vs. Utah State University 9:45 PM Saturday, December 6th Home vs. Utah State University 10:00PM Friday, January 9th Home vs. Western Washington 9:45PM Saturday, January 10th Away vs. Western Washington 5:45PM Friday, January 16th Away vs. University of Oregon 7:30PM Saturday, January 17th Away vs. University of Oregon 7:30PM Friday, January 23rd Home vs. USC 9:45PM Saturday, January 24th Home vs. USC 10:00PM Friday, January 30th Away vs. Washington State University 9:00PM Saturday, January 31st Away vs. Washington State Univ. 9:00PM Friday, February 6th Away vs. Colorado State Univ. 8:00PM Saturday, February 7th Away vs. Colorado State Univ. 8:00PM Friday, February 20th Home: PAC8 Tournament Semi-finals 5:00PM Saturday, February 21st Home: PAC8 Tournament Championship 5:00PM March ACHA Division II National Tournament at U. Maryland

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Husky Hockey Coaching Staff Head Coach Cindy Dayley The guiding force behind the Husky Hockey bench is 42-year-old head coach, Cindy Dayley. She compiled an 87-31-1 record at the University of Washington (UW) in the first five years. She directed the team to three Athletic Awards I-5 Club Championship titles, one Intercollegiate PAC8 Collegiate Hockey Association (PAC8) regular season 1st place finish (2001-2002), two 2nd place finishes, and two PAC8 Championship Tournament 2nd place finishes, and one 4th place finish. Among 30 teams, Dayley marched the team up the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) West Regional ranking from off the charts into single digits. The 2002 PAC8 Conference Coach of the Year and ACHA DII West Region Coach of the Year, Dayley spearheaded the greatest ice hockey turnaround in UW history. The Huskies rebounded from several disappointing years with a winning percentage of less than .201 to finish with an astounding .650 after Dayley’s first year. The next three years Dayley’s teams have won 24 games or more, with winning percentages of .860 and .964 respectively – a testament to her consistent success. Adding to her distinguished list of accomplishments, in 1992 Dayley had her coaching memorabilia entered into the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, Canada, for being one of the first women to be a head coach of a men’s collegiate hockey team at any level. Her 1998-1999 Husky Hockey coaching jacket and photograph is periodically displayed at the Hall’s entrance. In September of 2003, Coach Dayley was selected as one of seven nominees for the Team Medicine Virginia Mason’s “Celebrating Women” recognition, and was honored during the Seattle Mariner’s Women’s Night pre-game for her outstanding community involvement and leadership with the Husky Hockey team. A fact even dearer to the head coach’s heart is that players from the team have secured their own success regionally and nationally. They range from First Team All PAC8, to First Team All ACHA DII West, to ACHA DII West Player of the Year, to ACHA DII All American, and everything in between. Even more important to her is the fact that the team has a 100% graduation rate with the majority of the players carrying over 2.5 GPAs. Dayley also assisted in the development of the American Collegiate Hockey Association’s Women’s Division (2000) and currently serves as the Intercollegiate PAC8 Hockey Association Vice President for her second season in the position. In 2002-2003 she was selected to be the ACHA West Region Regional Coordinator, after serving on the ACHA West Ranking Committee for the previous season. Prior to her appointment to the Husky Hockey team, Dayley co-founded a high school girl’s elite program called the 49th Parallel, which showcase Western US and Canadian talent to collegiate scouts. The program placed over 20 girls in varsity Division I and III programs within two years and many with substantial scholarships. At the same time she directed the Seattle Women’s In-Line Hockey team to a 1997 AIRHS National Championship title after forming a team within four months. From 1995-1997, Dayley formed the first girls travel rep team in the Seattle area, which was the first US female team to win the Canadian Lower Female Hockey League regular season and championship title, with a record of 19-0. The team also took third place in USA Hockey Regional Championships and placed half the seniors in collegiate hockey programs. A native of Seattle, Dayley played on several elite women’s teams and for a Canadian women’s AAA team that competed in a Canadian National Women’s AAA Championship. After returning to Seattle, she played for several men’s recreational check teams before retiring in 1994. Coach works fulltime for Washington Mutual Bank as a Project Analyst in the Consumer Bank Credit Planning and Development Department.

13 Husky Hockey Coaching Staff Assistant Coach Zoë Harris

Assisting behind the Husky Hockey bench for the past 5 years is 33-year-old Zoë Harris. Compiling a 87-31-1 record in five years along the side of Coach Dayley, Harris assisted in achieving three Athletic Awards I-5 Club Championship titles, one Intercollegiate PAC-8 Collegiate Hockey Association (PAC-8) regular season 1st place finish, two 2nd place finishes, two PAC-8 Championship Tournament 2nd place finishes, and one 4th place finish. And, among 30 teams, she helped improved the team’s record in the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) West Regional’s ranking from “unranked” into single digits. Harris also spearheaded the development of the American Collegiate Hockey Association’s (ACHA) Women’s Division (2000) and continues to serve as the Women’s Division Vice President. Within three years member- ship grew from 15 teams to 32 teams due to her and the commissioner’s efforts. Three ACHA Women’s National Tournaments have been held successfully under her guidance at several locations across the country. This year, she serves as the ACHA Board’s Tech Chair and drove the development of the organization’s new website. Prior to her appointment to the Husky Hockey team, Harris co-founded a high school girl’s elite program called the 49th Parallel, which showcased Northwestern US and Canadian talent to collegiate scouts. The program placed over 20 girls in varsity Division I and III programs within two years, and many with substantial scholarships. At the same time she directed the Seattle Women’s In-Line Hockey team to a 1997 AIRHS National Championship title after forming a team within four months. From 1995-1997, Harris assisted in the formation of the first girls travel rep team in the Seattle area, which was the first US female team to win the Canadian Lower Female Hockey League regular season and championship title, with a record of 19-0. The team also took third place in USA Hockey Regional Championships and placed over half the seniors in a collegiate hockey programs. A native of Barrington, Rhode Island – Harris competed at the Junior National level in both soccer and sailing, placing 10th in the nation in 1986 for junior female sailors. She played ice hockey for the University of Maine Black Bears, where she assisted in the development of the women’s team as president and captain for two years. She received the Coach’s Award for dedication and leadership on and off the ice in 1991 and 1992. She also participated in the 1992 Senior All-Star Game in Providence, RI – for the top seniors in club and varsity collegiate ice hockey. For the last 5+ years Coach Harris has worked in the high-tech industry as a device, usability, and Internet producer, managing designers and engineers in user interfaces.

Assistant Coach Doug Kirton

Joining the Huskies for his first year as a part-time assistant coach, Doug Kirton brings ten year of professional ice hockey playing experience to the Husky Hockey coaching staff. Coach Kirton played 5 years of Junior “A” hockey for the Orillia Travelways, where he was named All-Star- Team MVP in both 1985 and 1986, was top scorer between 1983 and 1986, and won the Canadian Championship title in 1985. Kirton then received a full ice hockey scholarship to Colorado College, 1986 thru 1990, where received a BA in History. He was named MVP in 1990 and received All-Academic Team honors in 1989 and 1990. Kirton was drafted in 1986 by the NHL’s New Jersey Devils and attended the Devils’ training camp in 1990. Kirton played ice hockey for 10 years in Germany, starting in 1991, in both the German Elite and German Bundesliga leagues. Kirton played for the Straubing Tigers (Bundesliga League) from 1991-1997, where he was selected “Top Foreign Player in History” and had his jersey retired by the team in 2000. He then played for the Frankfurt Lions (Elite League) from 1997-2000, and for the Landshut Cannibals (Oberliga League) in 2000. In 2001, Kirton returned to the United States to play for the Greenville Growl in the East Coast Hockey League (ECHL), and played along side his brother, Scott. He was voted by his teammates to be an Assistant Player Representative for Greenville, serving on the Professional Hockey Players Association (PHPA) after only one month on the team. While serving he supported player reps on labor disputes and presented PHPA issues to be voted on by players. Kirton served as a hockey instructor at various summer hockey camps in Canada and Europe. He enjoys family time, golfing, public speaking, reading, water-skiing, and is bilingual (English/German). He lives in Sammamish, Washington with his wife Keri, and their two girls Kourtney and Alexa.

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Dave Werner Nick Nibler Strength & Conditioning Coach Strength & Conditioning Coach 1st Year with the Team 1st Year with the Team Profession: Strength & Conditioning Coach Profession: Strength & Conditioning Coach Hobbies: He enjoys competitive Olympic Hobbies: He enjoys competitive Olympic weightlifting and martial arts. weightlifting and martial arts.

Brooke Whitney Monell Schroeder Part-time Assistant Goalie Coach Part-time Assistant Goalie Coach • Completed 4 seasons at Northeastern University – • Completed 1 season at University of Wisconsin- Co-captain (2001-02) Superior – team’s first captain • Appearing in 5 consecutive USA Women’s Hockey • Completed 3 seasons at University of Findlay – National Festivals team’s first captain (3 years) • 2000 US Women’s under 22-team member • Coca-Cola Scholar Athlete Award Recipient • NCAA Player of the Year: Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award (2001-02) • ECAC Player of the Year (2001-02) • First Team All-American (2001-02) Mitch Grisham Second Team All-American (2000-01) Team and Equipment Manager • First Team All-ECAC (2001-02 and 2000-01) 2nd Year with the Team • Recipient of the Jeanne Rowlands Award - Profession: Telecommunications Consultant Northeastern’s top female scholar-athlete (2001-02) Hobbies: He enjoys watching his son’s hockey team, helping the Huskies, and cooking.

Lad Freeman Jason Boyd Officials’ Coordinator Academic Advisor and Travel Agent 2nd Year with the Team 4th Year with the Team Profession: Sales Manager for Washington Mutual Profession: A health professions advisor at the Bank; Manager of NOHA. University of Washington Hobbies: He enjoys skiing, golf, fixing up his 80 year Hobbies: He enjoys playing ice hockey and traveling. old home, and hanging out with his family.

Abby Eng David White, BSc Events & Intern/Volunteer Director Web Developer 2nd Year with the Team 4th Year with the Team Profession: Special Events and Community Outreach Profession: Software Support and Web design. Hobbies: She enjoys inline hockey and cheering on Hobbies: He enjoys cars, computers, traveling, and Husky athletics! the gym.

Raquel Romano Leanne Burkle Graphic Designer Photographer 3rd Year with the Team 2nd Year with the Team Profession: User interface designer at BSQUARE Profession: Photographer Corporation Hobbies: She enjoys going to concerts, pillaging, Hobbies: She enjoys skydiving, roller blading, skiing, plundering, and dancing. drawing, and playing with her niece and nephew.

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Husky Hockey 2003-2004 Roster

Back Row (L-R): Coach Dayley, Mitch Grisham, TJ Anderson, Charlie Walters, Jared Pisinger, Jamie O’Brien, Jason Ruel, Cody Vandermyn, Adam Senta, Hadley Ma, Michael Spector, Coach Kirton, Coach Harris. Front Row (L-R): Brad Hajner, Jason Kitay, Brett Lawrence, Robby Branom, Matt Harrow, Tom Appleby, Sean O’Brien, Shayne Sasseen, Chris Carter (missing: Doug Faust).

Players: # Name Year Position H W Hometown Major 2 Shayne Sasseen Senior Forward 5'5" 155 lbs. Cashmere, WA Sociology 3 Hadley Ma Freshman Forward 5'9" 165 lbs. Seattle, WA Business Administration 4 Jason Kitay Freshman Defense 5'9" 155 lbs. Los Angeles, CA Undecided 5 Michael Spector Freshman Defense 5'6" 165 lbs. Redding, CA Astronomy 7 Jamie O’Brien Senior Forward 6'4" 180 lbs. Auburn, WA Atmospheric Sciences 9 Brett Lawrence, Captain Senior Forward 6'0" 175 lbs. Mill Creek, WA Accounting 11 Adam Senta Junior Forward 5'9" 170 lbs. Palmer, AK Aerospace Engineering 13 Doug Faust Grad Forward 5'10" 180 lbs. Ellicott City, MD Physics 14 Charlie Walters Senior Forward 6'0" 190 lbs. Seattle, WA Political Science 15 Cody Vandermyn Junior Forward 5’10" 155 lbs. Everett, WA Astronomy/Physics 16 Sean O’Brien, Asst. Captain Senior Forward 6'0" 185 lbs. Auburn, WA Construction Management 18 Jason Ruel Grad Defense 6'3" 275 lbs. Mattapoisett, MA MBA 20 TJ Anderson Junior Defense 6'0" 250 lbs. Snohomish, WA Sociology 21 Brad Hajner Junior Forward 5'8" 165 lbs. Las Vegas, NV Economics 24 Chris Carter Freshman Forward 5'9" 150 lbs. Yuma, AZ Undecided 28 Jared Pisinger Junior Forward 6'2" 185 lbs. Pasco, WA Computer Science 30 Tom Appleby Sophomore Goalie 6'3" 220 lbs. Seattle, WA International Studies 31 Robert Branom Sophomore Goalie 6'0" 215 lbs. Seattle, WA History 35 Matt Harrow Sophomore Goalie 5'8" 160 lbs. Kennewick, WA English

Head Coach Assistant Coaches Strength & Conditioning Coaches Part-Time Assistant Goalie Coaches Cindy Dayley Zoë Harris & Doug Kirton Nick Nibler & Dave Werner Monell Schroeder & Brooke Whitney

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Shayne Sasseen Height: 5'5" Major: Sociology Weight: 155 lbs. Career Interest: Business Position: Defense School Year: Senior Shoots: Right 2nd Year on Team

2002-2003: 26 GP, 16 Goals, 16 Assists, 32 Points, 20 PIM, 1.231 Pts/Game 2002-2003 Awards: First Team All PAC8 - Defense Shayne Sasseen returns to Husky Hockey for his second season. Look for Mr. Sasseen to spark the offensive rush as a blue-liner. Mr. Sasseen will use his versatility to secure the defensive end, while being an immediate threat offensively.

Hadley Ma Height: 5'9" Major: Business Administration Weight: 165 lbs. Career Interest: Sports Agent Position: Forward School Year: Freshman Shoots: Left 1st Year on Team

Hadley Ma joins Husky Hockey for his first year after playing in the Seattle Junior Hockey Association. Look for Mr. Ma’s offen- sive threats and strong back-checking skills. Mr. Ma will use his speed and agility to make an impact offensively and defensively.

Jason Kitay Height: 5'9" Major: Undecided Weight: 155 lbs. Career Interest: Music Business Position: Defense School Year: Freshman Shoots: Right 1st Year on Team

Jason Kitay joins Husky Hockey for his first year after playing for Montclair Prep. Look for Mr. Kitay to own the blue-line and manage the play. Mr. Kitay reads the game well, and can shut down the rush.

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Michael Spector Height: 5'6" Major: Astronomy Weight: 165 lbs. Career Interest: Astronomer Position: Defense School Year: Freshman Shoots: Right 1st Year on Team

Michael Spector joins Husky Hockey for his first year after playing for Steel Hawks in California. Look for Mr. Spector manning the blue-line and commanding the ice in both ends. Mr. Spector reads the play well, and uses his speed and agility to make an impact offensively and defensively.

Jamie O’Brien Height: 6'4" Major: Atmospheric Science Weight: 185 lbs. Career Interest: Business Position: Forward School Year: Senior Shoots: Left 2nd Year on Team

2002-2003: 26 GP, 15 Goals, 11 Assists, 26 Points, 4 PIM, 1.00 Pts/Game. Jamie O’Brien returns to Husky Hockey for his second season. Look for Mr. O’Brien on the offensive attack, either setting up the play or putting the puck in the back of the net. Mr. O’Brien reads the play well, has good hands, and can play both ends.

The Huskies Celebrate! The UW Band

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Brett Lawrence Height: 6'0" Major: Accounting Weight: 175 lbs. Career Interest: Accounting Position: Forward School Year: Senior Shoots: Right 4th Year on Team

2002-2003: 26 GP, 23 Goals, 32 Assists, 55 Points, 18 PIM, 2.115 Pts/Game 2001-2002: 28 GP, 45 Goals, 39 Assists, 84 Points, +77, 8 PIM 2000-2001: 28 GP, 32 Goals, 30 Assists, 62 Points, +56, 12 PIM 2002-2003 Awards: First Team All PAC8 - Forward 2001-2002 Awards: ACHA-DII All American, ACHA-West Player of the Year, ACHA-West First Team, First Team All PAC8; ACHA Player ranking - 1st in points 2000-2001 Awards: First Team All PAC8 Team Brett Lawrence returns to Husky Hockey for his fourth season and second year as team captain. Look for Mr. Lawrence to drive the team offensively, as well as defensively. Mr. Lawrence will use his speed, great hands, ice presence, special teams work, and accurate shot to lead the team by example.

Adam Senta Height: 5'9" Major: Aerospace Engineer Weight: 170 lbs. Career Interest: NASA Position: Forward School Year: Junior Shoots: Left 3rd Year on Team

2002-2003: 16 GP, 7 Goals, 5 Assists, 12 Points, 45 PIM, .750 Pts/Game 2001-2002: 26 GP, 9 Goals, 16 Assists, 25 Points, +25, 114 PIM Adam Senta returns to Husky Hockey for his third year. Look for Mr. Senta to pick up the play both offensively and defensively. Mr. Senta has strong positioning, tremendous hustle, and will create exciting opportunities with his speed, strength, and agility.

Husky Hockey lines up at home for the National Anthem.

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Doug Faust Height: 5'10" Major: Physics Weight: 180 lbs. Career Interest: Physics Position: Forward School Year: Grad Shoots: Right 1st Year on Team

Doug Faust joins Husky Hockey for his first year after playing for Carnegie Mellon University. Look for Mr. Faust setting up the play offensively. Mr. Faust will use his speed and strong positioning to make a positive impact on the ice.

Charlie Walters Height: 6'0" Major: Political Science Weight: 200 lbs. Career Interest: Real Estate/Property Position: Forward School Year: Senior Shoots: Left 3rd Year on Team

2002-2003: 21 GP, 5 Goals, 2 Assists, 7 Points, 34 PIM, .333 Pts/Game 2001-2002: 28 GP, 13 Goal, 18 Assists, 31 Points, +45, 36 PIM Charlie Walters returns to Husky Hockey for his third season. Look for Mr. Walters to make a difference at both ends of the ice with his tenacious play. Mr. Walters will use his speed and strength to hamper his opponents, as well as his passing and scoring abilities as offensive threats.

Cody Vandermyn Height: 5'10" Major: Astronomy/Physics Weight: 155 lbs. Career Interest: NASA Position: Forward School Year: Junior Shoots: Left 1st Year on Team

Cody Vandermyn joins Husky Hockey for his first year after playing for Seattle Junior Hockey Association, NW Admirals Tier 2. Look for Mr. Vandermyn manning each zone with accuracy and thoughtfulness. Mr. Vandermyn will use his speed, agility, passing, and rushing skills to patiently set up the play or score the goal.

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Sean O’Brien Height: 6'0" Major: Construction Weight: 190 lbs. Management Position: Forward Career Interest: Business Shoots: Left School Year: Senior 3rd Year on Team

2002-2003: 26 GP, 22 Goals, 20 Assists, 42 Points, 30 PIM, 1.615 Pts/Game 2001-2002: 28 GP, 15 Goal, 19 Assists, 34 Points, +61, 26 PIM 2002-2003 Awards: PAC8 Honorable Mention Team - Forward 2001-2002 Awards: PAC8 Honorable Mention Team - Defense Sean O’Brien returns to Husky Hockey for his third season as an Assistant Captain. Look for Mr. O’Brien to command in his own zone and start the rush offensively. Mr. O’Brien will use his speed, ice presence, scoring ability, strength, great hands, and his special teams work to drive the Huskies to the next level.

Jason Ruel Height: 6'3" Major: MBA Weight: 275 lbs. Career Interest: Software Industry Position: Defense School Year: Grad Shoots: Left 1st Year on Team

Jason Ruel joins Husky Hockey for his first year after playing in the Boston, MA area. Look for Mr. Ruel patrolling the blue-line and securing the Husky defense. With strong offensive and defensive fundamentals, Mr. Ruel will use his size, speed, and shot to domi- nate on the ice.

TJ Anderson Height: 6'0" Major: Sociology Weight: 250 lbs. Career Interest: Detective Position: Defense School Year: Senior Shoots: Left 2nd Year on Team

2002-2003: 23 GP, 6 Goals, 5 Assists , 11 Pts, 88 PIM, .478 Pts/Game TJ Anderson returns to Husky Hockey for his second season as a blue-liner. Look for Mr. Anderson guarding the blue-line, protecting the Husky interests, as well as being an offensive threat. Mr. Anderson will use his defensive mind and good judgment to take care of things on the ice.

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Brad Hajner Height: 5'8" Major: Economics Weight: 165 lbs. Career Interest: Accounting Position: Forward School Year: Junior Shoots: Right 1st Year on Team

Brad Hajner joins Husky Hockey for his first year after playing in the Seattle area for several years. Look for Mr. Hajner as a major assist-man. Mr. Hajner will use his awareness of the setup, the ability to see open lanes, and his accurate pass and shot to make an impact on the ice.

Chris Carter Height: 5'9" Major: Undecided Weight: 150 lbs. Career Interest: Undecided Position: Forward School Year: Freshman Shoots: Left 1st Year on Team

Chris Carter joins Husky Hockey for his first year after playing for the Road Rage in Arizona. Look for Mr. Carter to make things happen on the fore-check and back-check. Mr. Carter will use his speed, tenacity, and hustle to play both ends of the ice and put points up on the board.

Jared Pisinger Height: 6'2" Major: Computer Science Weight: 185 lbs. Career Interest: Programming Position: Forward School Year: Junior Shoots: Right 1st Year on Team

Jared Pisinger joins Husky Hockey for his first year after playing for the Tri-City Ambassadors AAA team. Look for Mr. Pisinger making the big plays offensively. Mr. Pisinger has great speed, puck-handling skills, passing, and shooting abilities that will make an immediate impact.

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Tom Appleby Height: 6'3" Major: International Studies Weight: 220 lbs. Career Interest: International Position: Goalie Business Shoots: Right School Year: Sophomore 1st Year on Team

Tom Appleby joins Husky Hockey for his first year after playing in the Seattle metropolitan area for several years. Look for Mr. Appleby defending the pipes with a lot of energy and flexibility. Mr. Appleby reads the play well, has a great glove, and makes the big saves.

Robert Branom Height: 6'0" Major: History Weight: 215 lbs. Career Interest: History Professor Position: Goalie School Year: Sophomore Shoots: Left 1st Year on Team

Robby Branom joins Husky Hockey for his first year after playing for the Sno-King Hockey Association. Look for Mr. Branom’s speed and agility between the pipes. Mr. Branom will use his size, strong positioning, and knowledge of the game to shut down opponents.

Matt Harrow Height: 5'8" Major: English Weight: 165 lbs. Career Interest: Business Position: Goalie School Year: Sophomore Shoots: Right 2nd Year on Team

2002-2003: 20 GP, 4.59 GAA, 87.1 Save%, 210 Shots, 27 Goals, 352.85 Mins. Matt Harrow returns to Husky Hockey for his second season. Look for Mr. Harrow making his mark between the pipes for the Huskies as the veteran ‘tender. Mr. Harrow will use his speed, agility, strong positioning, and tight angles to shut down the most aggressive attack.

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Liz Truong Ian Kingsbury Sales & Marketing / Promotions Off-Ice Official NOT School: Univ. of Washington NOT Employer: Silver Cloud Valet PICTURED Year: Junior PICTURED Profession: Valet Major: Business & Psychology

Dmitry Yermolayev Thomas J. Lacovara, Jr. Sales & Marketing Off-Ice Official School: Univ. of Washigton NOT Profession: Programmer PICTURED

Emily Bae Dustin McIntyre Events Off-Ice Official Year: Freshman NOT School: Univ. of Washington Major: Political science PICTURED Year: Senior Hobbies: She enjoys watching motocross, hockey, rugby, and going to punk rock concerts.

Brittney Lowe Brad Dobbs Events Journalist Employer: Walgreens School: Univ. of Washington Occupation: Book Keeper Year: Senior Hobbies: She enjoys photography and playing the piano. Major: Communications

Lauren Wallace Stephanie Pavlik Events Coordinator DJ School: Lake Washington H.S. Employer: Seattle Crab Co., The UPS Store Year: Senior Occupation: Server, Customer Assistance (Clerk) Major: College-prep Hobbies: She enjoys tennis, volleyball, video games, reading, playing with her dog, watching movies, and going to Husky Hockey games.

Kathy O’ Brien Bryan Hirst PAC8 Tournament Team Liaison Rep Volunteer NOT Employer: Boeing School: University of Washington PICTURED Year: Senior Major: Dentistry

Lisa Winther Interested in Husky Hockey? Join the Team! PAC8 Tournament Director We are looking for volunteers for a multitude of posi- tions. Become a part of the team by volunteering your time to the Huskies! For more information, contact the front gate, or email [email protected].

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Team Husky plays in the Greater Seattle Hockey League (GSHL), which is a local adult recreational league in the Seattle metropolitan area. Team Husky won the league championship in 2001-2002, which was the most successful season ever! All University of Washington students, faculty and staff with an IMA card are permitted to play. The team supports all players interested, from beginning to advanced players, and generally competes at the intermediate level. For more information visit the Husky Hockey web site and visit the Team Husky section.

The 2001-2002 Team Husky - GSHL Champions! Players: Name # Pos Year Hometown Major Brian Snydsman 62 W Staff Seattle, WA Bryan Hirst 9 D Grad Moses Lake, WA Dentistry David Kwan 71 D Grad Arcadia, CA Biomedical and Health Informatics Hannah Janeway 17 F Senior Newhaven, CT Jake Kulstad 45 D Grad Sturgeon Lake, MN Behavioral Neuroscience Jason Boyd 10 F Faculty Erie, PA Academic Advisor Jeff Pincus 13 F Grad Andover, MA Molecular and Cellular Biology Jimmy Meek 19 F Senior Everett, WA Business and Political Science John Numata 21 F Sophomore Kirkland, WA Architecture Kaleb Brownlow 23 D Grad Fairbanks, AK International Studies Leslie Taylor 7 F Grad St. Paul, MN Biostatistics Matt Loo 3 D Senior Federal Way, WA Physics Nick Kirschbaum 27 F Junior Anchorage, AK Aeronautical Engineering RJ Lange 33 W Junior Port Orchard, WA Economics TJ Becerra 15 D/F Senior Federal Way, WA Economics Jason Chang 4 F Staff

Join Team Husky! For more information visit: students.washington.edu/icehock/teamhusky.html or write to: [email protected]

Join the Greater Seattle Hockey League For more information visit: www.gshockey.com (GSHL) or write to: [email protected] or call: 206-255-6739

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