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THE PATTY KAZMAIER MEMORIAL AWARD an Award of the Usa Hockey Foundation THE PATTY KAZMAIER MEMORIAL AWARD AN AWARD OF THE USA HOCKEY FOUNDATION ALL-TIME ROSTER NAME SCHOOL POS. HOMETOWN TOP 10 TOP 3 WINNER Stephanie Acres Northeastern University F Concord, N.H. 1998 Meghan Agosta Mercyhurst College F Ruthven, Ont. 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘11 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘11 Erin Ambrose Clarkson University D Keswick, Ont. 2014 Brittany Ammerman University of Wisconsin F River Vale, N.J. 2014 Shelby Amsley-Benzie University of North Dakota G Warroad, Minn. 2015, ‘16 Gretchen Anderson Princeton University F Natick, Mass. 2004 Gillian Apps Dartmouth College F Toronto, Ont. 2007 Kelly Babstock Quinnipiac University F Mississauga, Ont. 2014 Victoria Bach Boston University F Milton, Ont. 2018 2018 Sydney Baldwin University of Minnesota D Minnetonka, Minn. 2018 Sara Bauer University of Wisconsin F St. Catharines, Ont.. 2006, ‘07 2006, ‘07 2006 Laurie Belliveau Yale University G Manchester, Mass. 1998 1998 Christine Bestland Mercyhurst University F Brunkild, Man. 2014 Vicki Bendus Mercyhurst College F Wasaga Beach, Ont. 2010, ‘11 2010 2010 Emmanuelle Blais University of Minnesota Duluth F Lasalle, Que. 2010 Melissa Boal Wayne State University F Pakenham, Ont. 2008 Rachael Bona University of Minnesota F Coon Rapids, Minn. 2014 Tessa Bonhomme Ohio State University D Sudbury, Ont. 2007, ‘08 Jennifer Botterill Harvard University F Winnipeg, Man. 2000, ‘01, ‘03 2001, ‘03 2001, ‘03 Jaime Bourbonnais Cornell University D Mississaugua, Ont. 2020 Megan Bozek University of Minnesota D Buffalo Grove, Ill. 2013 2013 Bailey Bram Mercyhurst University F Ste. Anne, Man. 2010, ‘12 Hannah Brandt University of Minnesota F Vadnais Heights, Minn. 2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 2014, ‘15 Ali Brewer Brown University G Racine, Wis. 1999, 2000 1999, 2000 2000 Winny Brodt University of Minnesota D Roseville, Minn. 2000 Lindsay Browning Cornell University G Penfield, N.Y. 2020 Caitlin Cahow Harvard University D Branford, Conn. 2008 Dani Cameranesi University of Minnesota F Plymouth, Minn. 2015, ‘16 Kristen Campbell University of Wisconsin G Brandon, Man. 2018 Alex Carpenter Boston College F North Reading, Mass. 2013, ‘15, ‘16 2015, ‘16 2015 Julie Chu Harvard University F Fairfield, Conn. 2005, ‘07 2007 2007 Desi Clark Mercyhurst University G Salmo, B.C. 2005 Jesse Compher Boston University F Northfield, Ill. 2019 Nicole Corriero Harvard University F Thornhill, Ont. 2004, ‘05 Ali Coughlin Princeton University F Lincoln, Mass. 1998, ‘99 Kendall Coyne Northeastern University F Palos Heights, Ill. 2013, ‘15, ‘16 2016 2016 Jeni Creary Ohio State University F Shell Lake, Sask. 2002 Ronda Curtin University of Minnesota F/D Roseville, Minn. 2002 2002 Natalie Darwitz University of Minnesota F Eagan, Minn. 2003, ‘04, ‘05 2005 Ann-Renee Desbiens University of Wisconsin G La Malbie, Que. 2016, ‘17 2016, ‘17 2017 Janna Dewar Cornell University F Regina, Sask. 1998 Brianna Decker University of Wisconsin F Dousman, Wis. 2012, ‘13 2012 2012 Sara DeCosta Providence College G Warwick, R.I. 1999, 2000 2000 Jillian Dempsey Harvard University F Winthrop, Mass. 2013 Meghan Duggan University of Wisconsin F Danvers, Mass. 2011 2011 2011 Jessie Eldridge Colgate University F Barrie, Ont. 2019 Molly Engstrom University of Wisconsin D Siren, Wis. 2005 Sam Faber University of New Hampshire F Mt. Sinai, N.Y. 2008 Sarah Fillier Princeton University F Georgetown, Ont. 2019, ‘20 Brandy Fisher University of New Hampshire F Potsdam, N.Y. 1998 1998 1998 Skylar Fontaine Northeastern University D East Greenwich, R.I. 2021 Laura Fortino Cornell University D Hamilton, Ont. 2011, ‘12 The USA Hockey Foundation implemented the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award in 1998 to recognize the accomplishments of the most outstanding player in NCAA Division I women’s ice hockey. Selection criteria includes outstanding individual and team skills, sportsmanship, performance in the clutch, personal charac- ter, competitiveness and a love of hockey. Consideration is also given to academic achievement and civic involvement. THE PATTY KAZMAIER MEMORIAL AWARD AN AWARD OF THE USA HOCKEY FOUNDATION ALL-TIME ROSTER (CONT’D) NAME SCHOOL POS. HOMETOWN TOP 10 TOP 3 WINNER Aerin Frankel Northeastern University G New York, N.Y. 2020, ‘21 2021 2021 Loren Gabel Clarkson University F Kitchener, Ont. 2018, ‘19 2018, ‘19 2019 Martine Garland University of New Hampshire D Toronto, Ont. 2007, ‘08 Elizabeth Giguere Clarkson University F Quebec City, Que. 2019, ‘20, ‘21 2020 2020 Chanda Gunn Northeastern University G Huntington Beach, Calif. 2002, ‘03, ‘04 2004 Carly Haggard Dartmouth College F Port Alberni, B.C. 2002, ‘03 2002 Kelly Halcisak Providence College D Grosse Ile, Mich. 2003, ‘04 Sabrina Harbec St. Lawrence University F St. Hubert, Que. 2006, ‘07, ‘08 2006 Jana Harrigan Ohio State University F Burlington, Ont. 2006 Savannah Harmon Clarkson University F Downers Grove, Ill. 2018 Nicole Hekle University of New Hampshire F Winnipeg, Man. 2006 Sarah Hood Dartmouth College F Pelkie, Mich. 1998 1998 Brittany Howard Robert Morris University F St. Thomas, Ont. 2018 Meghan Hunter University of Wisconsin F Oil Springs, Ont. 2001 Haley Irwin University of Minnesota Duluth F Thunder Bay, Ont. 2011 Brianne Jenner Cornell University F Oakville, Ont. 2013, ‘15 Rebecca Johnston Cornell Univeristy F Sudbury, Ont. 2009, ‘11, ‘12 Megan Keller Boston College D Farmington Hills, Mich. 2016, ‘17, ‘19 2019 Courtney Kennedy Colby College/Univ. of Minnesota D Woburn, Mass. 1998, 2001 2001 Amanda Kessel University of Minnesota F Madison, Wis. 2012, ‘13 2013 2013 Andrea Kilbourne Princeton University F Saranac Lake, N.Y. 2001, ‘03 Hilary Knight University of Wisconsin F Hanover, N.H. 2009, ‘11, ‘12 Kelsey Koelzer Princeton University D Horsham, Pa. 2016, ‘17 Emma Laaksonen Ohio State University D Espoo, Finland 2002 Jocelyne Lamoureux University of North Dakota F Grand Forks, N.D. 2012, ‘13 2012 Monique Lamoureux University of North Dakota F Grand Forks, N.D. 2009, ‘12 Erika Lawler University of Wisconsin F Fitchburg, Mass. 2009 Sarah Lefort Boston University F Ormstown, Que. 2014 Caitrin Lonergan Boston College F Roslindale, Mass. 2018, ‘21 Nicki Luongo University of New Hampshire D Tyngsboro, Mass. 1999 1999 Carla MacLeod University of Wisconsin D Calgary, Alta. 2005 Emma Maltais Ohio State University F Burlington, Ont. 2020, ‘21 Kennedy Marchment St. Lawrence University F Courtice, Ont. 2017 Emerance Maschmeyer Harvard University G Bruderheim, Alb. 2014, ‘15 Noemie Marin University of Minnesota Duluth F St. Myacinthe, Que. 2006, ‘07 Kim Martin University of Minnesota Duluth G Stockholm, Sweden 2008 2008 Gigi Marvin University of Minnesota F Warroad, Minn. 2008, ‘09 Cayley Mercer Clarkson University F Exeter, Ont. 2017 2017 Toni Ann Miano Boston College D Bronx, N.Y. 2018 Meghan Mikkelson University of Wisconsin D St. Albert, Alta. 2007 Kira Misikowetz University of New Hampshire F Mississauga, Ont. 2002 A.J. Mleczko Harvard University F Nantucket, Mass. 1999 1999 1999 Jessica Moffat St. Lawrence University G Moose Creek, Ont. 2006 Tara Mounsey Brown University D Concord, N.H. 1999, 2000 2000 Alina Mueller Northeastern University F Winterthur, Switzerland 2019, ‘20, ‘21 2020 Nadine Muzerall University of Minnesota F Mississauga, Ont. 1998, 2001 Felicia Nelson St. Cloud State University F St. Paul, Minn. 2010 Caroline Ouellette University of Minnesota Duluth F Montreal, Que. 2004, ‘05 2005 Annie Pankowski University of Wisconsin F Laguna Hills, Calif. 2016, ‘17, ‘19 2019 Kelly Pannek University of Minnesota F Plymouth, Minn. 2017 Sarah Parsons Dartmouth College F Dover, Mass. 2010 Kim Pearce Princeton University F Ottawa, Ont. 2006 The USA Hockey Foundation implemented the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award in 1998 to recognize the accomplishments of the most outstanding player in NCAA Division I women’s ice hockey. Selection criteria includes outstanding individual and team skills, sportsmanship, performance in the clutch, personal charac- ter, competitiveness and a love of hockey. Consideration is also given to academic achievement and civic involvement. THE PATTY KAZMAIER MEMORIAL AWARD AN AWARD OF THE USA HOCKEY FOUNDATION ALL-TIME ROSTER (CONT’D) NAME SCHOOL POS. HOMETOWN TOP 10 TOP 3 WINNER Emily Pfalzer Boston College D Buffalo, N.Y. 2015 Tania Pinelli Niagara University G Hamilton, Ont. 2002 Cherie Piper Dartmouth College F Scarborough, Ont. 2005 Sarah Potomak University of Minnesota F Aldergrove, B.C. 2017 Jenny Potter University of Minnesota Duluth F Eagan, Minn. 2000, ‘03, ‘04 2003, ‘04 Marie-Phillip Poulin Boston Unversity F Quebec City, Que. 2015 2015 Rachel Ramsey University of Minnesota F Chanhassen, Minn. 2015 Jamie Lee Rattray Clarkson University F Kanata, Ont. 2014 2014 2014 Noora Räty University of Minnesota G Espoo, Finland 2010, ‘11, ‘13 2010, ‘13 Maria Rooth University of Minnesota Duluth F Angelholm, Sweden 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Abby Roque University of Wisconsin F Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. 2020 2020 Angela Ruggiero Harvard University D Harper Woods, Mich. 1999, 2000, ‘03, ‘04 2003, ‘04 2004 Rebecca Russell St. Lawrence University F Clarenvile, Nfld. 2005 Jillian Saulnier Cornell University F Halifax, N.S. 2014 2014 Jesse Scanzano Mercyhurst College F Montreal, Que. 2010 Nicole Schammel University of Minnesota F Red Wing, Minn. 2019 Riitta Schaublin St. Lawrence University F Basel, Switzerland 2006 2006 Molly Schaus Boston College G Natick, Mass. 2009, ‘11 Florence Schelling University of Wisconsin G Zurich, Switzerland 2010, ‘12 2012 Lovisa Selander Rensselaer Ploytechnic Ins. G Sollentuna, Sweden 2019 Tammy Shewchuk Harvard University
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