UNIVERSITYBULLDOGS OF MINNESOTA WOMEN’S HOCKEY

Athletic Communications, Women’s Hockey • Kelly Grgas-Wheeler University of Minnesota Duluth • Duluth, MN 55812-2496 • (218) 726-8937 • Fax: (218) 726-6529 THE MATCH-UP Game 37 BULLDOGS FACE NO. 3 WISCONSIN IN WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF SEMIFINAL SATURDAY UMD vs. No. 3 Wisconsin March 2, 2016 Date: March 5, 2:07 p.m. Saturday The University of Minnesota Duluth women’s hockey team will make a tri- Site: Ridder Arena -- Minneapolis, Minn. umphiant return to the Western Collegiate Hockey Association’s Final Face- Record: UMD: ...... 15-20-1 (10-17-1 WCHA, 6th) Off after a one-year hiatus. The Bulldogs will face the No. 3 University of Wisconsin: .....32-3-1 (24-3-1 WCHA, 1st) Wisconsin Saturday at Ridder Arena in Minneapolis, Minn. in the first of two semifinal games scheduled. UMD and the top-seeded Badgers will get under- Video Feed: http://www.wcha.com/women/index.php Audio Feed (UW’s feed): http://www.iheart.com/live/the- way at 2:07 p.m. For ticket information, go to http://www.gophersports.com/ mic-921-2665/ sports/w-hockey/spec-rel/2016-final-faceoff.html. Live Stats: USCHO RANKING: UMD-- N/A, Wisconsin-- No. 3 USA TODAY/USA HOCKEY MAG: UMD-- Rec. Votes, Wisconsin-- No. 3 2015-2016 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Location Time THE SERIES: All-time, the Badgers hold a 29-38-12 record against UMD. 9/26/2015 Lindenwood Wentzville, MO 4-3 W, OT The Bulldogs are winless in their last five games against UW, including a 0-4 9/27/2015 Lindenwood Wentzville, MO 4-1, W regular season record this past year. The Badgers outscored the Bulldogs 10/2/2015 No. 2 Boston College Chestnut Hill, MA 1-4, L 10/3/2015 No. 2 Boston College Chestnut Hill, MA 2-4, L. 15-4 in those four outings. 10/9/2015 No. 9 Bemidji State Bemidji, MN 0-2, L 10/10/2015 No. 9 Bemidji State Bemidji, MN 1-2, L OT In their last head-to-head series back on Jan. 8 & 10 in Madison, Wisc., 10/16/2015 Minnesota State Duluth, MN 4-2, W UMD was without head coach (due to U-18 USA World 10/17/2015 Minnesota State Duluth, MN 4-0, W Championship coaching responsibilites) and senior goaltender Kayla Black 10/23/2015 No. 1 Minnesota Minneapolis, MN 2-5, L for the entire series. The Bulldogs were also without , Maria 10/24/2015 No. 1 Minnesota Minneapolis, MN 1-6, L Lindh and Linnea Hedin because of the Nations Cup. 11/13/2015 No. 1 Wisconsin Duluth, MN 0-3, L 11/14/2015 No. 1 Wisconsin Duluth, MN 2-4, L 11/20/2015 No. 7 North Dakota Grand Forks, ND 3-4, L On Jan. 8, the heavily depleted Bulldog roster suffered a 5-1 setback and 11/21/2015 No. 7 North Dakota Grand Forks, ND 1-0, W surrendered four first period goals, including three between the 5:41 and 11/27/2015 No. 8 Harvard Duluth, MN 4-2, W 9:29 marks to put the Bulldogs in a hole they couldn’t recover from. Senior 11/28/2015 No. 8 Harvard Duluth, MN 1-4, L goaltender Karissa Grapp made a career-high 38 saves on 39 shots after 12/4/2015 St. Cloud State Duluth, MN 2-2, T OT entering the game for the final 40 minutes. 12/5/2015 St. Cloud State Duluth, MN 4-0, W 12/11/2015 Ohio State Columbus, OH 4-2, W Two days later, on Jan. 10, UMD allowed two goals in the second period, 12/12/2015 Ohio State Columbus, OH 5-2, W including one power play tally, and fell behind 3-0 after two periods of play. 1/8/2016 No. 2 Wisconsin Madison, WI 1-5, L 1/10/2016 No. 2 Wisconsin Madison, WI 1-3, L Blueliner put the Bulldogs on the board at 15:32 of the third 1/15/2016 No. 8/9 North Dakota Duluth, MN 1-2, L period, and UMD outshot the Badgers 9-8 in the final staza, but the Bulldogs 1/16/2016 No. 8/9 North Dakota Duluth, MN 3-4, L OT would come no closer. Grapp made 29 saves for a grand total of 67 saves 1/22/2016 No. 7 Bemidji State Duluth, MN 2-3, L. posted in five periods of play. UMD was 0-of-3 on the power play and 1-of-7 1/23/2016 No. 7 Bemidji State Duluth, MN 0-2, L in the series against the Badgers. 1/29/2016 Ohio State Duluth, MN 4-6, L 1/30/2016 Ohio State Duluth, MN 4-3, W The Bulldogs and Badgers have skated in 23 games between 2/5/2016 Minnesota State Mankato, MN 3-2, W OT them. 2/6/2016 Minnesota State Mankato, MN 5-2, W 2/12/2016 No. 3 Minnesota Duluth, MN 3-7, L 2/13/2016 No. 3 Minnesota Duluth, MN 2-6, L 2/19/2016 St. Cloud State St. Cloud, MN 2-3, L UMD vs. Wisconsin Last 10 Games ( 29-38-12 All-Time) 2/20/2016 St. Cloud State St. Cloud, MN 3-2, W 2/26/2016 No. 7 Bemidji State (WCHA 1st Rd) Bemidji, MN 5-1, W Jan. 10, 2016 1-3 L oss Away Feb. 6, 2015 0-0 Tie OT (1-2 SOL) Away 2/27/2016 No. 7 Bemidji State (WCHA 1st Rd) Bemidji, MN 2-1, W Jan. 8, 2016 1-5 Loss Away Oct. 4, 2014 2-6 Loss Home 3/5/2016 No. 3 Wisconsin (WCHA Semi) Minnapolis, MN 2:07 p.m. Nov. 14, 2015 2-4 Loss Home Oct. 3, 2014 1-4 Loss Home 3/6/2016 WCHA Final Face-Off TBA TBA Nov. 13, 2015 0-3 Loss Home Jan. 26, 2014 0-2 Loss Away 3/11/2016 NCAA Regionals TBA TBA Feb. 7, 2015 0-5 Loss Away Jan. 25, 2014 1-3 Loss Away

Five-Time NCAA Champions 2010 • 2008 • 2003 • 2002 • 2001 BY THE NUMBERS - ABOUT WISCONSIN: Head Coach -- Mark Johnson -- 13th Season BULLDOGS VS. BADGERS 32-3-1 Current Season -- Johnson’s Overall Record -- 392-74-35 Overall Record Sophomore Annie Pankowski leads the Badgers with 55 points (21g, 34a) in 36 games ... Junior 15-20-1 32-3-1 goaltender Ann-Renee Desbiens has an NCAA-best 0.77 GAA, .958 saves percentage and 18 Scoring Offense (G/Gm) shutouts ... Wisconsin is coming off a home sweep of Minnesota State last weekend by scores of 2.50 3.89 4-0 and 6-0 ... The Badgers were the regular season WCHA champions. UMD AND WISCONSIN IN POSTSEA- UMD WCHA POSTSEASON HISTORY: Scoring Defense (G/Gm) SON PLAY: The Bulldogs and Badgers After the Bulldogs sweep of Bemidji State 2.89 0.72 have played in 10 postseason games in University last weekend, UMD is now 21-6 their storied history, including six in the all-time in the first round of the WCHA Scoring Margin WCHA playoff semifinals. UMD is 3-3 in playoffs, and 35-15 in overall WCHA -0.39 +3.17 those encounters, with two of those con- postseason play. The Bulldogs are 7-7 in tests having gone into overtime. WCHA semifinal action over their program Shots on (SOG/Gm) history. 28.6 41.7 The last time the Bulldogs and Badgers met in the postseason was back on UMD’s last WCHA semifinal game was Penalty Minutes Per Game March 2, 2012 in the WCHA Final Face- against the University of Minnesota on 6.7 6.6 Off semifinals held at AMSOIL Arena in March, 2014, a 1-4 loss (that included Duluth, Minn. Wisconsin was also the an empty-netter) at the neutral site of the Power Play top-seed, but UMD upended the Badgers Sanford Center in Bemidji, Minn. Just 15/106 (14.2) 27/125 (21.6) 3-1 with a goal in each period, including eight players remain on the roster from the a shorthanded tally by then freshman that squad, and no current players have Penalty Kill with 18 seconds left in participated in the tournament when it has 66/100 (66.0) 98/104 (94.2) the contest to ice the game. been held at Ridder Arena in Minneapolis, Minn. Record vs. Top-10 Teams UMD and UW have met twice in the 4-18-0 6-3-1 NCAA Frozen Four championship game In all, the Bulldogs own five WCHA playoff (2008 and 2007), with each earning a title crowns, with the last one won in 2010. Point Leaders from the other (UMD in 2008, Wisconsin (The other were won in 2008, 2003, 2001 Brykaliuk (47) Pankowski (55) in 2007). The two also met in a NCAA and 2000. Stalder (41) Clark (41) Frozen Four semfinal game back in 2009, a controversial game that ended 5-1 in LAST TIME OUT: UMD pulled off an upset Goals Scored favor of the Badgers, and also in an NCAA of No. 7 Bemidji State in Bemidji, Minn. Cava (19) Nurse (23) Regional quarterfinal on March 12, 2011, a in the WCHA’s opening first round of the Brykaliuk (18) Clark (22) 2-1 win for Wisconsin in Madison. playoffs last the weekend, stunning the THE LAST TIME... Overtime Game: Feb. 27 2016 -- UMD 2, Bemidji State State 1, in Bemidji, Minn. (WCHA First Rd) UMD Shutout at Home: Dec. 5, 2015 -- UMD 4, St. Cloud State 0 (Kayla Black) UMD Was Shut Out at Home: Jan. 23, 2016 -- UMD 0, Bemidji 2 (Brittni Mowat) UMD Shutout on the Road: Nov. 21, 2015 -- UMD 1, North Dakota 0 (Maddie Rooney) UMD Was Shut Out on the Road: Oct. 9, 2015 -- UMD 0, Bemidji State 2 (Brittni Mowat) UMD Hat Trick: Feb. 6, 2016 -- Ashleigh Brykaliuk (UMD 5, Minnesota State 2 in Mankato, Minn.) UMD’s Last Player To Reach 100 Points -- Ashleigh Brykaliuk, on Feb. 27, 2016 UMD Had 14 or More Players Tally a Point: Jan. 23, 2015 -- 14 players (UMD 12, Minnesota St. 0) UMD Player Scored Four Goals: Feb. 19, 2011 - (UMD 8, St. Cloud St. 0) UMD Player Scored Six Goals: Jan. 25, 2004 -- Jenny Potter (UMD 9, St. Cloud State 3) UMD Player Had Four Assists: Jan. 23, 2015 -- Katerina Mrazova (UMD 12, Minnesota State 0) UMD Player Had Six Assists: Dec. 3, 2011 -- (UMD 10, St. Cloud 2) UMD Player Had Five or More Points: Jan. 25, 2013 -- Brigette Lacquette, 3g, 2a, (UMD 7, Ohio State 5) UMD Player Made a Penalty Shot: Jan. 17, 2009 -- Sara O’Toole vs. Minnesota State in Mankato, Minn. UMD Stopped Opponent’s Penalty Shot: Oct. 16, 2015 Maddie Rooney (UMD 4, Minnesota State 2 in Duluth, Minn.) UMD Goaltender Received an Assist: Jan. 24, 2015 -- Kayla Black (UMD 7, Connecticut 0) UMD Goaltender Had 50 or More Saves: Feb. 12, 2016 -- 61, by Maddie Rooney (Minnesota 7, UMD 3) UMD Swept a Home Series: Oct. 16-17, 2015 -- UMD 4-4, Minnesota State 2-0 UMD Swept a Road Series: Feb. 26-27, 2016 -- UMD 5-2, No. 7 Bemidji State 1-1 in Bemidji, Minn. UMD Was Swept at Home: Feb. 12-14, 2016 -- Minnesota 7-6, UMD 3-2 in Duluth, Minn. UMD Was Swept on the Road: Jan. 8 & 10, 2016 -- No. 2 Wisconsin 5-3, UMD 1-1 UMD Defeated a Top-10 Ranked Opponent: Feb. 27, 2016 -- UMD 2, No. 7 Bemidji State 1 OT in Bemidji, Minn. UMD Swept a Top-10 Ranked Opponent: Feb. 26-27, 2016 -- UMD 5-2, No. 7 Bemidji State 1-1 in Bemidji, Minn. Beavers last Friday afternoon by a score of earlier in the season (No. 7 North Dakota 2015-16 5-1 before using overtime to seal the series on Nov. 21 by a score of 1-0, followed by All-WCHA Second Team with a 2-1 win Saturday. a 4-2 win over then No. 8 Harvard on Nov. Ashleigh Brykaliuk, Junior Forward 27.) After UMD went 0-4 against BSU during the 2015-16 regular season -- the Beavers were the only --UMD is now 21-6 all-time in the first round All-WCHA Rookie Team team that shutout the Bulldogs twice during of the WCHA playoffs, and 35-15 in WCHA Maddie Rooney, Freshman Goaltender the regular season -- UMD scored more postseason play. goals Friday than it had on BSU all season. In fact, the Bulldogs third period Friday night --Kayla Black’s win Saturday was her 56th WCHA PLAYERS OF THE equaled their goal total against the Beavers win between the pipes for the Bulldogs. Al- MONTH previous four games. ready fourth all-time at UMD for goaltender 2015-16 wins (56-44-16), Black is now just one tri- Jan. 6 Lara Stalder, Offensive (December) Junior Katherine McGovern scored two umph shy of the No. 3 spot held by former goals, the first with 1:13 remaining in the netminder Jennifer Harss (57-44-16). first period, and the second cam just 1:35 WCHA PLAYERS OF THE into the second period. Senior Michela ----UMD has now played 22 games against WEEK Cava tucked the game-winning goal teams ranked in the top-eight in the coun- 2015-16 between McGovern’s tallies15 seconds into try. The Bulldogs are 4-18-0 against those Sept. 29 Ashleigh Brykaliuk, Offensive the second stanza, and Ashleigh Brykaliuk squads and own the third toughest strength Dec. 15 Lara Stalder, Offensive added a goal late in the same period to give schedule in the country according to the Feb. 2 Morgan Morse, Rookie UMD the 4-1 lead after 40 minutes. Lara current KRACH (behind Minnesota and Feb. 10 Michela Cava, Offensive Stalder added another goal at 7:18 of third Wisconsin, respectively). March 1 Lara Stalder, Offensive period and Kayla Black made 33 saves for Kayla Black, Defensive the Bulldogs in the win.

In all, UMD’s five goals tied a season-high 2015-2016 that the Bulldogs have now reached three WCHA SCHOLAR ATHLETES times, and four players registered two or Lynn Astrup, Sophomore Defenseman more points (Stalder --1g, 2a, McGovern -- 2g, Cava and Brykaliuk -- 1g, 1a). Kayla Black, Senior Goaltender * Catherine Daoust, Sophomore Defenseman Saturday, the Bulldogs played into their Linnea Hedin, Sophomore Defenseman sixth overtime game of the season, after BRYKALIUK BURIES 100TH CAREER Lara Stalder, Junior Forward pulling to an even 1-1 with BSU on a goal POINT: Scoring arguably one of the most *Denotes two-time award winner by Brykaliuk at 4:32 of the second period. important goals of her career, junior forward BSU outshot UMD 40-17 through the first Ashleigh Brykaliuk became the 19th 60 minutes, but Black kept the game even member of UMD’s career 100 point club 2015-16 and the result was overtime. The Bulldogs last Saturday. Brykaliuk joined some lofy WCHA All-Academic Team had the first five shots in overtime and out company when the Brandon, Manitoba shot the Beavers 14-7 before Stalder finally native drew the Bulldogs even at 4:32 of Lynn Astrup, Sophomore Defenseman netted the game-winner at the 11:10 mark in the second period, the 45th goal of her Kayla Black, Senior Goaltender* extra time to seal the playoff sweep. Black three-year career. Ashleigh Brykaliuk, Junior Forward tied a career-high with her 46 saves in the Michela Cava, Senior Forward contest. Brykaliuk is the first Bulldog to hit the 100 Catherine Daoust, Sophomore Defenseman point mark since 2012-13, when then Jessica Healey, Sophomore Defenseman seniors Jessica Wong (122 career points), NOTES FROM THE BEMIDJI STATE Linnea Hedin, Sophomore Defenseman SERIES: UMD improves to 64-12-5 all-time Katie Wilson (102 career points) and against the Beavers, and 8-2 in playoff Pernilla Winberg (111 career points) all Michelle Lowenhielm, Sophomore Forward skates. reached the plateau. Katerine McGovern, Junior Forward Sidney Morin, Junior Defenseman --Ashleigh Brykaliuk and Lara Stalder are The last junior to reach the mark was Katerina Mrázová, Junior Forward* UMD’s point leaders against the Beavers, Audrey Courney, who joined the club in Lara Stalder, Junior Forward with Brykaliuk now posting eight goals 2011-12. *Denotes two-time award winner and four assists for 12 points in 16 games against BSU, while Stalder has scored four STALDER AND BLACK NAB WCHA goals and added seven assists 11 points in WEEKLY AWARDS: Without question, Kayla Black and Lara Stalder were key Final WCHA Standings the same 16 contests. GP WCHA Pts Overall factors in the UMD advancing to the West- Wisconsin 28 24-3-1-1 74 30-3-1 --The Bulldogs sweep over ranked BSU ern Collegiate Hockey Association’s Final Minnesota 28 24-3-1 73 29-3-1 marks the first sweep by UMD over a Face-Off, and the conference’s weekly BSU 28 17-9-2-1 54 22-9-3 ranked team since the Bulldogs swept then honors reflected that Tuesday. North Dak 28 13-10-5-3 47 16-11-5 SCSU 28 9-15-4-3 34 13-16-4 No. 9 Ohio State in Columbus back on Jan. UMD 28 10-17-1 31 13-20-1 25-26, 2013 by scores of 7-5 and 3-2. UMD Stalder was named the WCHA’s Offen- OSU 28 6-21-1-1 20 10-23-1 had back-to-back wins over ranked teams sive Player of the Week for her two goal MSU 28 0-25-3 3 3-27-4 -- including a game-winner -- three assist dogs with 19 goals and 38 points overall for weekend, while Black was named the third. WCHA’s Defensive Player of the Week after Head Coach turning away 79 shots in the series. Nationally speaking, Brykaliuk is ranked Maura Crowell 11th in the NCAA with a 1.36 point produc- -First Season- The junior winger had a hand in five of tion rate, and also 12th in assists (0.81 UMD’s seven goals against No. 7 Bemi- apg). Stalder ranks 18th with a 1.24 ppg 15-20-1 dji State University over the weekend, average, 21st for goals, 16th in assists including the game-winning goal Saturday (0.73 apg) and sixth with six power play Maura Crowell, a five-year veteran of the in overtime to push the Bulldogs into the goals. Cava is the nation’s 20th ranked Harvard University coaching staff, is cur- WCHA Final Face-Off semifinals. Stalder, a goal scorer with 19 goals in 36 outings. rently in her first season at UMD. native of Luzern, Switzerland, had an assist on UMD’s second and fourth goals of the LACQUETTE AND LAROCQUE NAMED Crowell, who became just the second game in the second period before netting TO CANADA’S WORLD CHAMPION- head coach in the 16-year history of the one of her own at 7:18 of the third period. SHIP TEAM: Former UMD defensemen Bulldog program, served as Harvard’s Stalder’s assist on the Bulldogs second and Brigette Lacquette associate head coach last season after goal ended up as the game-winning assist, have been named to Canadian national filling an interim head coaching role in and besides posting a goal and two assist team that will compete at the IIHF Women’s 2013-14. She was a Crimson assistant in the contest, she had four shots and World Championship that will take place in coach from 2010-13. Crowell stepped was +1. In Saturday’s 2-1 overtime win, Kamloops, British Columbia from March 28 in for head coach Katey Stone (who Stalder figured in both scores, assisting on through April 4. spent the 2013-14 season with the USA the game-tying goal at 4:32 of the second Women’s Olympic Team) and was named period. Stalder then scored the game- Lacquette, a native of Mallard, Manitoba, a finalist for the 2014 ECAC Coach of the winner 11:10 into overtime -- her fifth point left UMD as the third all-time goal scorer Year award after guiding Harvard to a 23- in the series (2g, 3a) -- to send UMD into from the backline with 20 goals in just 7-4 record, an Ivy League regular season next week’s semifinals. With three shots three seasons. Lacquette’s Team Canada title, a berth in the ECAC semifinals and and a +2 on Saturday, Stalder wrapped up resume includes a silver medal with the NCAA quarterfinals. Prior to signing the weekend with seven shots and a plus/ Canada at the 2015 IIHF Women’s World on with the Crimson, Crowell built an minus rating of +3. Champiohship last spring, and a silver impressive resume over five years (2005- medal with Canada’s National Team at the 10) at the University of Massachusetts- Stalder ranked fifth in scoring for all WCHA 2015 Four Nations Cup. Boston helm. During her time behind the players over the weekend with a 2.50 ppg Beacon bench, she rolled up an overall average, and 2nd in assists with a 1.50 apg UMD’s only two-time First Team All-Ameri- record of 73-53-4 -- making her UMass- average. Nationally, Stalder ranks 18th can defenseman, Larocque, who hails from Boston’s all-time winningest coach -- and in scoring at 1.24 ppg on 17 goals and 24 Ste. Anne, Manitoba, has been a pillar on helped produce 11 All-Conference selec- assists for 41 points. She ranks 21st in the Canadian national team since winning tions. In 2009-10, Crowell was chosen goals and 6th with six power play tallies. a gold medal at the 2014 Olympic Winter the ECAC’s Coach of the Year after the This is Stalder’s second weekly honor by Games in Sochi, Russia. Larocque also Beacons went 17-9-0 in all games and the conference this season. She was also won a gold medal with Canada at the 2014 13-6-0 against ECAC competition. named the WCHA Offensive Player of the Four Nations Cup, as well a silver medal Month for December. last spring with Canada at the 2015 IIHF Crowell’s collegiate coaching resume Women’s World Championship. Larcoque also includes a two-season stint (2003- Black, a senior goaltender, played all ranks as the 16th highest scorer in program 05) as an assistant coach at Connecticut 131:10 minutes between the pipes for history and the second blueliner ever to College, where she helped the Camels the Bulldogs against BSU, turning in 0.91 reach the 100 career point mark. to their first first-ever playoff appearance. goals against average over the series. A Crowell came to Connecticut College product of Blyth, Ontario, Black made 33 CROWELL, USA U-18 GOLDEN: UMD from St. Mark’s School in Southborough, saves on 34 shots Saturday before tying a head coach Maura Crowell, an assistant Mass., where she doubled as an assistant personal best 46 saves Saturday in UMD’s coach for the United States Women’s women’s hockey coach and junior varsity 2-1 overtime thriller against the Beavers. In National Under-18 Team, was on the bench lacrosse coach. all, Black made 79 stops on the weekend when the USA battled back from a two-goal and posted a saves percentage of .975. deficit to claim a 3-2 victory against Canada Crowell earned a U-18 World gold medal Black owns an overall record of 10-5-1 this in the 2016 International Fed- as an USA assistant coach in January, season, which ranks her 16th in the NCAA eration Under-18 Women’s World Champi- and has served as an assistant at the for winning percentages among all goal- onship in St. Catharines, Ontario on Jan. 2010 Women’s National Festival in Lake tenders. UMD is currently on the NCAA’s 15. Placid, N.Y. since 2007, Crowell has seventh-longest win streak -- three-games served as a coach at U-14, U-16 and -- all games Black has backstopped in. Along with Crowell, UMD was well repre- U-17 USA Hockey National Development sented in the gold medal contest, with two Camps in Rochester, N.Y. and St. Cloud, BULLDOG NOTES: Ashleigh Brykaliuk Bulldog early signees on the ice -- forward Minn. Crowell has participated in USA continues to lead UMD in scoring with 18 Sydney Brodt (North Oaks, Minn.) on the Hockey development events, including goals and 29 points for 47 points in 36 USA roster and her soon to be teammate, serving as an evaluator for Massachu- games. Lara Stalder sits second with 41 defenseman Jayln Elmes (Brandon, Mani- setts Hockey and the Texas Amateur points on 17 goals and 24 assists in 33 toba) on the Canadian. Hockey Association. Crowell holds a USA games, while Michela Cava leads the Bull- Hockey Level Four coaching certification. The Automated ScoreBook Minnesota Duluth Combined Team Statistics (as of Feb 27, 2016) All games

Date Opponent Score Att. Record: Overall Home Away Neutral Sep 26 at Lindenwood Wot 4-3 250 ALL GAMES 15-20-1 5-10-1 10-10-0 0-0-0 Sep 27 at Lindenwood W 4-1 175 CONFERENCE 9-17-1 4-9-1 5-8-0 0-0-0 Oct 02 at #2 Boston College L 1-4 396 NON-CONFERENCE 6-3-0 1-1-0 5-2-0 0-0-0 Oct 03 at #2 Boston College L 2-4 290 * Oct 09 at #9 Bemidji State L 0-2 433 * Oct 10 at #9 Bemidji State L o t 1-2 427 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% pen-min pp sh * Oct 16 MINNESOTA STATE W 4-2 1493 13 Ashleigh Brykaliuk 36 18 29 47 124 .1 4 5 6-12 4 0 * Oct 17 MINNESOTA STATE W 4-0 965 21 Lara Stalder 33 17 24 41 128 .1 3 3 7-25 6 1 * Oct 23 at #1 Minnesota L 2-5 1685 24 Michela Cava 36 19 19 38 127 .1 5 0 5-10 1 1 * Oct 24 at #1 Minnesota L 1-6 1965 5 Sidney Morin 36 4 12 16 101 .0 4 0 3-6 0 0 * Nov 13 #1 WISCONSIN L 0-3 942 17 Katherine McGovern 36 6 9 15 105 .0 5 7 13-26 1 0 * Nov 14 #1 WISCONSIN L 2-4 1331 66 35 6 5 11 70 .0 8 6 6-12 1 0 * Nov 20 at #7 North Dakota L 3-4 916 * Nov 21 at #7 North Dakota W 1-0 1053 12 Catherine Daoust 36 4 7 11 51 .0 7 8 5-10 1 0 Nov 27 #8 HARVARD W 4-2 1016 28 Demi Crossman 36 3 7 10 78 .0 3 8 14-39 0 1 Nov 28 #8 HARVARD L 1-4 2284 7 Morgan Morse 36 4 5 9 67 .0 6 0 3-6 0 0 * Dec 04 ST. CLOUD STATE T o t 2-2 785 67 Michelle Lowenhielm 36 3 5 8 29 .1 0 3 4-8 0 0 * Dec 05 ST. CLOUD STATE W 4-0 1064 47 Jessica Healey 34 2 5 7 37 .0 5 4 10-20 1 0 * Dec 11 at Ohio State W 4-2 361 15 Reagan Haley 36 2 2 4 38 .0 5 3 3-6 0 0 * Dec 12 at Ohio State W 5-2 296 95 Linnea Hedin 34 1 3 4 16 .0 6 2 8-16 0 0 * Jan 08 at #2 Wisconsin L 1-5 1472 * Jan 10 at #2 Wisconsin L 1-3 2273 29 Lynn Astrup 36 1 2 3 27 .0 3 7 8-16 0 0 * Jan 15 #8 NORTH DAKOTA L 1-2 1325 18 Valerie Drouin 32 0 1 1 5 .0 0 0 1-2 0 0 * Jan 16 #8 NORTH DAKOTA L o t 3-4 2442 16 Alexia Klass 36 0 1 1 7 .0 0 0 3-6 0 0 * Jan 22 #7 BEMIDJI STATE L 2-3 1341 22 Emma Yanko 36 0 1 1 3 .0 0 0 1-2 0 0 * Jan 23 #7 BEMIDJI STATE L 0-2 1040 23 Shelby Brossart 35 0 0 0 16 .0 0 0 7-14 0 0 * Jan 29 OHIO STATE L 4-6 1201 TM TEAM 16 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 2-4 0 0 * Jan 30 OHIO STATE W 4-3 1521 Total 36 90 137 227 1029 .0 8 7 109-240 15 3 Feb 05 at Minnesota State Wot 3-2 127 * Feb 06 at Minnesota State W 5-2 138 Opponents 36 104 173 277 1144 .0 9 1 115-249 35 1 * Feb 12 #3 MINNESOTA L 3-7 1301 * Feb 13 #3 MINNESOTA L 2-6 1242 ## Goalie gp min ga gaavg saves save% w-l-t * Feb 19 at St. Cloud State L 2-3 212 1 Kayla Black 18 985:20 38 2.31 450 .9 2 2 10-5-1 * Feb 20 at St. Cloud State W 3-2 244 35 Maddie Rooney 19 1019:08 54 3.18 483 .8 9 9 5-12-0 Feb 26 at #7 Bemidji State W 5-1 461 34 Karissa Grapp 5 172:51 10 3.47 107 .9 1 5 0-2-0 Feb 27 at #7 Bemidji State Wot 2-1 309 TM EMPTY NET 16 14:31 2 - 0 .0 0 0 0-0-0 TEAM STATISTICS UMD OPP Total 36 2191:50 104 2.85 1040 .9 0 9 15-19-1 SHOT STATISTICS Opponents 36 2191:50 90 2.46 939 .9 1 3 19-15-1 Goals-Shot attempts 90-1029 104-1144 Shot pct. . 0 8 7 . 0 9 1 Attendance Summary UMD Opponent G o a ls / G a m e 2.5 2.9 Total 21293 13483 S h o t s / G a m e 28.6 31.8 Dates/Avg Per Date 16/1331 20/674 POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays 15-105 35-98 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 Conversion Percent . 1 4 3 . 3 5 7 Shot Attempts 137 168 Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Shot Percent . 1 0 9 . 2 0 8 Minnesota Duluth 23 26 38 3 90 GOAL BREAKDOWN Opponents 35 43 24 2 104 Power Play 15 35 S h o r t - h a n d e d 3 1 Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Empty net 3 2 P e n a lt y 0 0 Minnesota Duluth 344 352 332 12 1040 U n a s s is t e d 8 6 Opponents 309 288 317 25 939 O v e r t im e 3 2 S h o o t o u t 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0 PENALTIES N u m b e r 109 115 M in u t e s 240 249 P e n a lt ie s / G a m e 3.0 3.2 Pen minutes/Game 6.7 6.9 SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) 0-2 2-2 2015-16 MINNESOTA DULUTH ROSTER No Player Yr Pos Ht S/C Hometown (Previous Team)

1 Kayla Black SR G 5-8 L Blyth, Ontario (Canada U-18) 5 Sidney Morin JR D 5-7 R Minnetonka, Minn. (USA U-18) 7 Morgan Morse FR F 5-4 R Lakeville, Minn. (Lakeville South High School) 12 Catherine Daoust SO D 5-5 R IIe Bizard, (Team Canada U-18) 13 Ashleigh Brykaliuk JR F 5-8 L Brandon, Manitoba (Canada U-18) 15 Reagan Haley FR F 5-7 R Red Wing, Minn. (Red Wing Senior High) 16 Alexia Klaas FR F 5-2 R Duluth, Minn. (Northern Stars) 17 Katherine McGovern JR F 5-4 L Scottsdale, Ariz. (Dallas Stars U-19) 18 Valerie Drouin FR D 5-5 R Quebec City, Quebec (Limoilou Titans) 21 Lara Stalder JR F 5-6 R Luzern, Switzerland (Swiss National Team) 22 Emma Yanko FR F 5-5 R Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (Notre Dame Hounds) 23 Shelby Brossart FR D 5-9 R Grand Forks, North Dakota (Minnesota Revolution) 24 Michela Cava SR F 5-4 R Thunder Bay, Ontario (University of Connecticut) 28 Demi Crossman JR F 5-7 L Livonia, Mich. (USA-18) 29 Lynn Astrup SO D 5-7 R Warroad, Minn. (Warroad High School) 34 Karissa Grapp SR G 5-5 L Essexville, Mich. (Ohio Flames) 35 Maddie Rooney FR G 5-6 L Andover, Minn. (Andover (Boys) High School) 47 Jessica Healey SO D 5-3 L Edmonton, Alberta (Canada U-18) 66 Maria Lindh SO F 5-9 L Stockholm, (Team Sweden) 67 Michelle Lowenhielm SO F 5-8 L Sollentuna, Sweden (Team Sweden) 95 Linnea Hedin SO D 5-3 L Huddinge, Sweden (Team Sweden) 98 Katerina Mràzovà JR F 5-5 L Prague, Czech Republic (Czech National Team)

HEAD COACH: Maura Crowell ATHLETIC TRAINER: Jacqueline Phillips ASSISTANT COACHES: Laura Bellamy, Samantha Reber TEAM PHYSICIAN: Dr. Ann Sudoh DIRECTOR OF HOCKEY OPERATIONS: Ian Kronberg STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH: Julianne Vasichek SPORTS INFORMATION: Kelly Grgas-Wheeler EQUIPMENT COORDINATOR: Julianne Vasichek

A BREAKDOWN OF THE 2015-2016 BULLDOGS PRONUNCIATION GUIDE • Lynn Astrup A-strup By Year By Position Seniors 3 Forward 12 • Ashleigh Brykaliuk Brick-uh-lick Juniors 6 Defense 7 • Catherine Daoust Dah-oo Sophomores 6 Goalie 3 • Alexia Klaas Clause Freshmen 7 • Michela Cava CAV-a By Location • Karissa Grapp Gr-ah-p By Major Alberta 1 • Linnea Hedin Lyn-knee-ah Head-EEN Biology 1 Arizona 1 Biochemistry 1 Czech Republic 1 • Maria Lindh Lind Business 4 Manitoba 1 • Michelle Lowenhielm Low-ven-yellm Chemical Engineering 1 Michigan 2 • Sidney Morin More-in Communication Science and Minnesota 6 •Katerina Mrázová Ka-tiss-rina MRRA-zava Disorders 1 North Dakota 1 Community Health 1 Ontario 2 Criminology 1 Quebec 2 Early Childhood Education 1 Saskatchewan 1 Exercise Science 1 Sweden 2 Geographic Info. Science 1 Switzerland 1 Health Care Management 1 International Studies 1 Marketing Analytics 2 Mechanical Engineering 1 Psychology 2 Undeclared 2 MINNESOTA DULUTH TEAM RECORDS

WINS Most Wins in a Season 31 2009-2010, 2007-2008 Most WCHA Wins in a Season 24 2007-2008 Most Ties In A Season 6 2013-2014 Most Shutouts in a Season 12 2010-2011 Longest Winning Streak 16 games Nov. 23, 2007-Feb. 8, 2008 Longest Unbeaten Streak 22 games Oct. 8, 1999-Jan. 29, 2000 GOALS Most Goals in One Game 15 vs. St. Cloud State (Nov. 6, 1999) Most Goals in One Period 8 vs. Bemidji State (Oct. 22,1999), 2nd period Most Power Play Goals in One Game 6 vs. Ohio State (Dec. 9, 2006) Most Shorthanded Goals in One Game 3 vs. Minnesota State, Mankato (Jan. 21, 2005) Fastest Two Goals 0:06 vs. St. Cloud State (Oct. 15, 2005) Fastest Three Goals 0:21 vs. North Dakota (Dec. 11, 2010) Fastest Two Power Play Goals 0:26 vs. Niagara (Oct. 4, 2008) Fastest Two Short Handed Goals 0:22 vs. Minnesota State, Mankato (Nov. 22, 2009)

ASSISTS Most Assists in One Game 24 vs. Wisconsin (Jan. 15, 2000) Most Assists in One Period 13 vs. Bemidji State (Oct. 22, 1999), 2nd period

POINTS Most Points in One Game 38 vs. Wisconsin (Jan. 15, 2000) Most Points in One Period 21 vs. Bemidji State (Oct. 22, 1999) 2nd period

PENALTIES Most Penalties in One Game 19 vs. North Dakota (Feb. 21, 2009) Most Penalty Minutes in One Game 50 vs. St. Cloud State (Feb. 19, 2011)

MISCELLANEOUS Largest Margin of Victory 15 15-0 vs. St. Cloud State (Nov. 6, 1999) Largest Margin of Defeat 8 0-8 vs. Minnesota (Nov. 11, 2000) Most Shots On Goal in One Game 72 vs. St. Cloud State (Dec. 17, 1999) Most Shots on Goal in a Period 31 vs. St. Cloud State (Nov. 1, 2013) Most Shots On Goal Allowed in One Game 68 vs. Minnesota (Feb. 12, 2016) Fewest Shots Allowed in One Game 9 vs. Connecticut (Oct. 23, 2010) vs. Minnesota State (Jan. 23, 2015) Fewest Shots Taken in a Period 0 vs. Mercyhurst College (Oct. 20, 2007) Most Goals Allowed in One Game 8 vs. Minnesota (Nov. 11, 2000) Most PPGs Allowed in One Game 4 vs. Minnesota (Feb. 22, 2014), Ohio State (Jan. 29, 2016) Most SHGs Allowed in One Game 2 vs. Minnesota (Dec.3, 1999) Most Saves in One Game 61 vs. Minnesota (Feb. 12, 2016) Most Shots Allowed in One Period 33 vs. Minnesota (Feb. 12, 2016) Most Saves in a Period 31 vs. Minnesota (Feb. 12, 2016) Longest Shutout Streak 262:42 minutes Oct. 5, 2007-Oct. 20, 2007 Longest Game 4:24 vs. Cornell (March 21, 2010) Last Penalty Shot Goal Sara O’Toole vs. Minnesota State (Jan. 17, 2009) Last Penalty Shot Against Maddie Rooney, Save vs. Minnesota State (Oct. 16, 2015) Most overtime games, season 6 2013-14, 2012-2013, 2001-2002 MINNESOTA DULUTH INDIVIDUAL RECORDS GOALS AND POINTS

Most Goals in One Game 6 by Jenny Potter vs. St. Cloud State(Dec. 8, 2002 & Jan. 25,2004) Most Power Play Goals in One Game 3 by Jenny Potter vs. St. Cloud State (Dec. 8, ,2003) by at North Dakota (Feb. 6, 2005) Most Shorthanded Goals in One Game 2 by vs. Bemidji State (Oct. 23,1999 & Feb. 20, 2000) by Noemie Marin vs. Minnesota State, Mankato (Jan. 21, 2005) Most Points in One Game 9 by Jenny Potter vs. St. Cloud State (Nov. 6, 2000) Most Points in One Game, Defenseman 5 by Jessica Wong vs. Boston College (Oct. 8, 2011) / Bridgette Lacquette vs. Ohio State (Jan. 25, 2013) Most Multiple-Point Games in One Season 23 Jenny Potter, 2002-2003 Longest Goal Scoring Streak 9 Hanne Sikio (Oct. 8, 1999 - Nov. 20, 1999) / Jenny Potter (Dec. 7, 2002 - Jan. 25, 2003) Longest Point Scoring Streak 23 Hanne Sikio (Oct. 8, 1999 - Feb. 20, 2000) Most Hat Tricks in One Season 5 Maria Rooth, 2000-2001 Fastest Two Goals 0:27 Noemie Marin vs Minnesota State, Mankato (Jan. 21, 2005) Fastest Hat Trick 2:27 Erika Holst vs. St. Lawrence (Dec. 8, 2001) Fastest Two Shorthanded Goals 0:27 Noemie Marin vs. Minnesota State, Mankato (Jan. 21, 2005) Fastest Two Power Play Goals 1:43 Caroline Ouellette vs. Bemidji State (Oct. 29, 2004 Fastest Goal at Start of Game 0:13 Jenna McParland vs. Connecticut (Oct. 4, 2013) Fastest Goal at Start of Period 0:09 Saara Tuominen vs. Minnesota (Oct. 10, 2008) Most Goals in a Period 4 Erika Holst vs. St. Lawrence (Dec. 8, 2001) Most Consecutive Goals in a Game 4 Elin Holmlov vs. North Dakota (Nov. 22, 2008) Most Assists in One Game 6 by Jenny Potter vs. St. Cloud State (Nov. 6, 1999) / Hanne Sikio vs. Wisconsin (Jan. 15, 2000) / Jenny Potter vs Ohio State (Feb. 1, 2003) / Hailey Irwin vs St. Cloud State (Dec. 3, 2001)

PENALTIES

Most Penalties in One Game 5 by Emmanuelle Blais at North Dakota (Feb. 21, 2009 by Jocelyne Larocque at North Dakota (Feb. 21, 2009) by Ashly Waggoner at Minnesota State, Mankato (Oct. 22, 2004) by Julianne Vasichek at Minnesota State, Mankato (Oct. 11, 2003) by Michelle McAteer vs MSU-Mankato (Oct. 18, 2002)

Most Penalty Minutes in One Game 18 by Emmanuelle Blais at North Dakota (Feb. 21, 2009) by Jocelyne Larocque at North Dakota (Feb. 21, 2009)

SAVES

Most Saves in One Game 61 by Maddie Rooney vs. Minnesota (Feb. 12, 2016) MINNESOTA DULUTH SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

Points Pts 4. (2000-01) 10 8. Kim Martin (2008-09) .933 1. Jenny Potter* (1999-2000) 93 5. Brittny Ralph (2000-01) 10 9. Jennifer Harss (2010-11) .931 2. Jenny Potter* (2002-03) 88 Myriam Trepanier (2007-08) 10 10. Riitta Schaublin (2006-07) .930 3. Caroline Ouellette (2004-05) 80 7. Brittny Ralph (1999-2000) 9 4. Caroline Ouellette (2003-04) 76 Jaime Rasmussen (2008-09) 9 5. Jenny Potter (2003-04) 75 9. Jaime Rasmussen (2009-10) 8 Goals Against Average GAA 6. Caroline Ouellette (2002-03) 73 Jocelyne Larocque (2010-11) 8 1. Amanda Tapp (1999-2000) 1.33 7. Maria Rooth (2000-01) 72 2. Kim Martin (2010-11) 1.37 8. Maria Rooth (1999-2000) 68 Assists by a Defenseman asts 3. Patricia Sautter (2001-02) 1.47 Hanne Sikio (1999-2000) 68 1. Jocelyne Larocque (2008-09) 33 4. Kim Martin (2007-08) 1.48 Hanne Sikio (2000-01) 68 2. Satu Kiipeli (2000-01) 28 5. Riitta Schaublin (2004-05) 1.51 3. Julianne Vasichek (2004-05) 27 6. Riitta Schaublin (2005-06) 1.57 Goals Goals 4. Navada Russell (1999-00) 25 7. Kim Martin (2006-07) 1.58 1. Jenny Potter* (1999-2000) 41 5. Krista McArthur (2002-03) 24 8. Johanna Ellison (2008-09) 1.69 Maria Rooth (2000-01) 41 6. (2007-08) 23 9. Kim Martin (2008-09) 1.72 3. Maria Rooth (1999-2000) 37 Jessica Wong (2010-11) 23 10. Kayla Black (2014-15) 1.73 4. Jenny Potter* (2003-04) 36 8. Brittny Ralph (1999-2000) 22 5. Hanne Sikio (2000-01) 34 Jocelyne Larocque (2007-08) 22 Goaltender Wins W-L-T Erika Holst (2002-03) 34 Jaime Rasmussen (2009-10) 22 1. Kim Martin (2007-08) 31-4-1 7. Caroline Ouellette (2004-05) 32 2. Jennifer Harss (2009-10) 29-8-2 Emmanuell Blais (2009-10) 32 Penalty Minutes P-PM 3. (2000-01) 28-3-4 9. Caroline Ouellette (2002-03) 31 1. Jocelyne Larocque (2008-09) 46-100 4. Patricia Sautter (2002-03) 26-3-2 Jenny Potter (2002-03) 31 2. Haley Irwin (2008-09) 48-96 5. Riitta Schaublin (2004-05) 20-4-1 3. Tea Villila (2011-12) 31-84 Riitta Schaublin (2005-06) 20-9-3 Assists Asts 4. Tricia Guest (2002-03) 28-70 Jennifer Harss (2011-12) 20-14-1 1. Jenny Potter* (2002-03) 57 5. Pamela Pachal (1999-00) 25-69 8. Kayla Black (2014-15) 19-12-5 2. Jenny Potter* (1999-2000) 52 Tricia Guest (2003-04) 33-69 9. Amanda Tapp (1999-2000) 16-0-1 3. Caroline Ouellette (2004-05) 48 7. Ashly Waggoner (2003-07 28-67 10. Patricia Sautter (2001-02) 15-1-3 4. Caroline Ouellette (2003-04) 47 8. Brienna Gillanders (2012-13) 22-66 5. Caroline Ouellette (2002-03) 42 9. Myriam Trepanier (2007-08) 32-64 Rookie Scorers G-A-Pts 6. Jenny Potter* (2003-04) 39 10. Julianne Vasichek (2004-05) 27-62 1. Caroline Ouellette (2002-03) 31-42=73 7. Haley Irwin (2011-12) 38 Haley Irwin (2007-08) 31-62 2. Maria Rooth (1999-00) 37-31=68 8. Haley Irwin (2007-08) 37 Brigette Lacquette (2011-12) 31-62 3. Hanne Sikio (1999-00) 25-39=64 9. Elin Holmlov (2010-11) 35 4. Haley Irwin (2007-08) 23-37=60 Maria Rooth (2002-03) 35 Saves Saves 5. Erika Holst (1999-00) 25-25=50 1. Jennifer Harss (2009-10) 1138 6. Laura Fridfinnson (2007-08) 22-22=44 Points by a Defenseman Pts 2. Kayla Black (2014-15) 921 7. Katie Wilson (2009-10) 17-26=43 1. Krista McArthur (2002-03) 39 3. Jennifer Harss (2011-12) 897 8. (2007-08) 19-22=41 2. Satu Kiipeli (2000-01) 38 4. Kim Martin (2007-08) 843 9. Pernilla Winberg (2008-09) 14-27=41 Jessica Wong (2010-11) 38 5. Kayla Black (2013-14) 842 10. Saara Tuominen (2006-07) 12-28=40 4. Jocelyne Larocque (2008-09) 37 6. Riitta Schaublin (2005-06) 838 5. Brittny Ralph (1999-2000) 31 7. Kayla Black (2012-13) 775 6. Myriam Trepanier (2007-08) 31 8. Tuula Puputti (2000-01) 723 7. Navada Russell (1999-2000) 30 9. Riitta Schaublin (2004-05) 638 DID YOU KNOW?? Eight of the 10 top rookie Brittny Ralph (2000-01) 30 10. Riitta Schaublin (2003-04 563 scorers in UMD history are also Olympians, Julianne Vasichek (2004-05) 30 and seven of the eight have been Olympians Jaime Rasmussen (2009-10) 30 Save Percentage SV% two or more times. Jessica Wong (2011-12) 30 1. Kim Martin (2007-08) .948 2. Kim Martin (2010-11) .947 Goals by a Defenseman Goals 3. Riitta Schaublin (2005-06) .943 1. Krista McArthur (2002-03) 15 4. Riitta Schaublin (2004-05) .942 * Jenny Potter (Schmidgall) Jessica Wong (2010-11) 15 5. Kim Martin (2006-07) .941 Bold = Active Players 3. Larussa Luther (2001-02) 11 6. Kayla Black (2014-15) .935 Jessica Wong (2011-12) 11 7. Jennifer Harss (2009-10) .934 MINNESOTA DULUTH CAREER RECORDS

Points GP G-A-Pts 7. Riitta Schaublin 84 1.82 1. Jenny Potter* 102 108-148=256 Goals by a Defenseman GP Goals 8. Jennifer Harss 89 2.04 2. Maria Rooth 124 119-113=232 1. Jessica Wong^ 83 29 9. Tuula Puputti 63 2.07 3. Caroline Ouellette 97 92-137=229 2. Krista McArthur 115 24 4. Hanne Sikio 123 100-120=220 3. Brigette Lacquette 105 20 Goaltender Wins GP W-L-T 5. Haley Irwin 134 79-127=206 Jamie Rasmussen 157 20 1. Kim Martin 99 67-23-6 6. Erika Holst 127 100-104=204 5. Brittny Ralph 70 19 2. Riitta Schaublin 104 65-27-8 7. Elin Holmlov 134 67-103=170 Jocelyne Larocque 127 19 3. Jennifer Harss 89 57-25-6 8. Noemie Marin 126 91-77=168 Myriam Trepanier 142 19 4. Kayla Black 120 56-44-16 9. Laura Fridfinnson 151 75-81=156 8. Navada Russell 135 18 5. Patricia Sautter-Elsmore 58 44-5-4 10. Jessica Koizumi 132 84-71=155 9. Satu Kiipeli 124 16 6. Tuula Puputti 63 43-13-6 11. Emmanuelle Blais 145 73-72=145 10. Julianne Vasichek 124 11 12. Saara Tuominen 137 46-92=138 Sidney Morin 109 11 Games Played years GP 13. Jessica Wong 143 48-74=122 1. Jaime Rasmussen 2006-10 157 14. Pernilla Winberg 139 45-66=111 Assists by a Defenseman GP asts 2. Sarah Murray 2006-10 153 15. Sara O’Toole 141 39-69=108 1. Jocelyne Larocque 127 86 3. Laura Fridfinnson 2007-11 151 16. Jocelyne Larocque 127 19-55=105 2. Navada Russell 135 72 4. Kacy Ambroz 2008-12 148 17. Katie Wilson 141 38-64=102 3. Julianne Vasichek 124 66 Tara Gray 2007-11 148 18. Audrey Cournoyer 116 46-55=101 4. Krista McArthur 115 67 6. Emmanuelle Blais 2006-10 145 19. Ashleigh Brykaliuk 108 45-55=100 5. Jaime Rasmussen 157 56 7. Tawni Mattila 2005-09 144 Brigette Lacquette 105 49 8. Jessica Wong 2009-13 143 Goals GP Goals 7. Satu Kiipeli 124 49 Katie Wilson 2009-13 143 1. Maria Rooth 124 119 8. Jessica Wong 83 48 Brienna Gillanders 2010-15 143 2. Jenny Potter* 102 108 9. Brittny Ralph 70 42 Emma Stauber 2011-15 143 3. Hanne Sikio 123 100 10. Myriam Trepanier 142 40 Erika Holst 127 100 ^Includes points earned only as a defenseman. 5. Caroline Ouellette 97 92 Saves GP saves * Jenny Potter (Schmidgall) 6. Noemie Marin 126 91 1. Kayla Black 120 2,960 Bold = Active Players 7. Jessica Koizumi 132 84 2. Riitta Schaublin 84 2,494 8. Haley Irwin 134 79 3 Kim Martin 99 2,446 9. Laura Fridfinnson 151 75 4. Jennifer Harss 89 2,386 10. Emmanuelle Blais 145 73 5. Kayla Black 65 1,617 6. Tuula Puputti 63 1,309 Assists GP asts 7. Patricia Sautter-Elsmore 58 1,019 1. Jenny Potter* 102 148 8. Johanna Ellison 34 506 2. Caroline Ouellette 97 137 9. Amanda Tapp 17 256 3. Haley Irwin 137 127 10. Anna-Kaisa Piiroinen 16 254 4. Hanne Sikio 123 120 5. Maria Rooth 124 113 Save Percentage GP sv% 6. Erika Holst 127 104 1. Kim Martin 99 .943 7. Elin Holmlov 135 103 2. Lana Steck 22 .938 8. Saara Tuominen 137 92 3. Riitta Schaublin 84 .933 BLACK-ED OUT RECORD BOOK: 9. Jocelyne Larocque 127 86 4. Jennifer Harss 89 .931 Senior goaltender Kayla Black has as- 10. Laura Fridfinsson 151 81 5. Amanda Tapp 17 .928 sumed her assault on the Bulldog re- 6. Johanna Ellison 34 .926 cord books, playing in 18 games so far Blueline Scorers GP G-A-Pts 7. Patricia Sautter-Elsmore 58 .925 this season to bring her career games 1. Jocelyne Larocque 127 19-86=105 8. Kayla Black 120 .924 played total to 120, a new record for 2. Krista McArthur 115 24-67=91 9. Tuula Puputti 63 .914 Bulldog goaltenders. 3. Navada Russell 135 18-72=90 10. Shannon Kasparek 11 .911 Black already owns the career record for 4. Jessica Wong^ 83 29-48=77 shutouts in a career (20), single-season Julianne Vasichek 124 11-66=77 Goals Against Average GP GAA shutouts (9) and career saves (2,960). 6. Jamie Rasmussen 157 20-56=76 1. Amanda Tapp 17 1.33 Black is one of only five WCHA goal- 7. Brigette Lacquette 105 20-49-69 2. Lana Steck 22 1.37 tenders to reach the 20 shutout career 8. Satu Kiipeli 124 16-49=65 3. Kim Martin 99 1.52 mark, and owns the fourth most games 9. Brittny Ralph 70 19-42=61 4. Patricia Sautter-Elsmore 58 1.58 played in conference history. 10. Myriam Trepanier 142 19-40=59 5. Johanna Ellison 34 1.60

6. Shannon Kasparek 11 1.80