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DUTCHWOMEN for More Information Visit Unionathletics.Com Jan UNION COLLEGE 2013-14 DUTCHWOMEN For more information visit UnionAthletics.com Jan. 31- Feb. 1, 2014 2013-14 Schedule This Weekend’s Matchup Game 27 September Union Dutchwomen Date ............................................Jan. 31, 2014 21 OTTAWA JR. SENS (EXH) W, 6-0 (8-17-1) (3-11-0 ECAC) Time ...................................................7:00 p.m. 28 at Connecticut Location............................Schenectady, N.Y. vs. Arena: ...........................................Messa Rink October Live Stats .................... UnionAthletics.com 04 PROVIDENCE W,W, 5-23-2 #4 Clarkson Live Video.......................UnionAthletics.tv 05 PROVIDENCE L, 2-6 Golden Knights Game 28 11 NORTHEASTERN L, 1-2 (19-4-3) (10-2-2 ECAC) Date ...............................................Feb. 1 2014 12 BOSTON L, 2-3 Time ...................................................4:00 p.m. 18 at Penn State W, 2-1 Location............................Schenectady, N.Y. Arena: ...........................................Messa Rink 19 at Penn State L, 1-2 St. Lawrence Saints Live Stats .................... UnionAthletics.com 26 at Syracuse L, 2-5 (7-14-3) (6-5-3 ECAC) Live Video.......................UnionAthletics.tv November 01 DARTMOUTH* W, 3-0 02 HARVARD* L, 0-3 many contests. Sarah Edney gave What’s On Tap the home squad a cushion goal 08 at Colgate* L, 5-1 late in the period, assisted by 09 at Cornell* L, 8-1 The Dutchwomen return home after los- classmate and captain Marissa 15 BROWN* W, 2-1 ing two games on the road last week- Gedman, who handed out a pair 16 YALE* L, 4-6 end. They welcome the fourth ranked of helpers on the evening herself. December Clarkson Golden Knights on Friday • Union went 0-2 on the power night. Clarkson is led by three-time play but recorded three shots on 06 at Quinnipiac* L, 2-4 ECAC Goaltender of the Week, senior goal. 07 at Princeton L, 1-4 Erica Howe. • The Dutchwomen were 14 MAINE W, 2-0 outshot 24-15 in the match. 15 MAINE L, 3-6 Following their matchup with the Golden Senior Stefanie Thomson, January Knights, the Dutchwomen will face St. junior Christine Valente and Lawrence for their first meeting of the sophomore Kathryn Tomaselli 03 RIT W, 2-1 OT season. Senior defenseman Mel Rochers tallied three shots a piece on the 04 RIT T, 1-1 OT leads the Saints into Messa Rink for the game. 10 PRINCETON* W, 2-1 4 p.m. puck drop. • On Saturday, the Dutchwomen 11 QUINNIPIAC* L 0-1 responded to an early Dartmouth 17 at RPI* L, 1-4 Last Time Out goal by knotting the game on a power play tally. Senior captain 18 RPI*# L, 0-3 The Dutchwomen hit the road for their Ashley Johnston tallied off 24 at Harvard* L, 0-2 - a feed from junior Christine 25 at Dartmouth* L, 3-4 ber. On Friday they traveled to Cam- Valente and senior Maddy 31 CLARKSON* 7:00 PM firstbridge away for weekenda rematch since with earlyHarvard. Decem Norton. The two teams headed The Dutchwomen held the #5 Crimson February into the second period tied at off the board until the third period but one. 01 ST. LAWRENCE* 4:00 PM eventually fell 2-0. On Saturday they • The Dutchwomen opened up 07 at Yale* 7:00 PM played another rematch, this time with the second period with a score 08 at Brown* 4:00 PM Dartmouth. The Big Green exacted to break the tie as sophomore 14 CORNELL* 7:00 PM their revenge on the Dutchwomen by Jamie Smith took a feed from scoring the game-winning goal late in 15 COLGATE* 4:00 PM fellow sophomore Rebecca the third period. The back and forth Babiak at the 3:18 mark. 21 at St. Lawrence* 7:00 PM contest ended with the Dutchwomen • Dartmouth responded midway 22 at Clarkson 4:00 PM falling 3-0. through the period as Samatha • On Friday junior goaltender Zeiss tallied an unassisted goal. Shenae Lundberg stood strong The Dutchwomen broke the tie in * ECAC Hockey throughout the game as she to give themselves a 3-2 lead # 7th Annual Pink at the Rink Game the high powered Crimson offense theheading final intomoments the third of the period. period Home Games in BOLD CAPS finished with 22 saves. She held Sophomore Kathryn Tomaselli All Times Eastern two periods and shut down their tallied her team-leading 11th All Times are subject to change offpower the boardplay on through two attempts. the first goal of the season off a feed from • Harvard forward Hillary Crowe Valente. tallied the game winner for • Trailing 3-2 midway through the Harvard just 46 seconds into the third period, vaulting the play capitalized on a Union Crimson to its third win in as finaltripping period, penalty. the Big Emma Green Korbs power 1 @UnionWHockey UnionAthletics.com 2013-14 Union Women’s Hockey Union Numerical Roster Around ECAC Hockey No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown/Last Team Jan. 31 Dartmouth at Quinnipiac 7:00 PM Harvard at Princeton 7:00 PM St. Lawrence at RPI 7:00 PM 51 LizzyShenae Otten Lundberg DG So.Jr. 5’7” Edina,Peterborough, MD / Edina NH /Hornets Deerfield Academy Big Green Yale at Cornell 7:00 PM Brown at Colgate 7:00 PM 63 EastynCourtney Yuen Tuner F Fr.So. 5’3”5’4” Winnipeg,Milton, MA MB / Southfield / Shaftesbury School Prep 7 Jessica Kaminsky F So. 5’5” Winnipeg, MB / Pembina Valley Hawks AAA Feb. 1 8 Alex Tancrell-Fontaine D Jr. 5’3” East Greenwich, RI / East Greenwich Avengers Harvard at Quinnipiac 4:00 PM Dartmouth at Princeton 4:00 PM 9 Alli Devins F Fr. 5’5” White River Junction, VT/ Westminster Martlets Brown at Cornell 4:00 PM 10 Ashley Johnston (c) D Sr. 6’0” Burlington, ON / Burlington Barracudas Clarkson at RPI 4:00 PM 11 Kelly McGrath D Jr. 5’4” Chelmsford, MA / Lawrence Academy Spartans Yale at Coglate 4:05 PM 13 Maddy Norton (c) D Sr. 5’4” New Canaan, CT / Choate Rosemary Hall Wild Boars 14 Haley Welch D Jr. 5’6” East Amherst, NY / Elmira College 15 Christine Valente F Jr. 5’3” West Haven, CT / Choate Rosemary Hall Wild Boars 18 Mac Purvis F Sr. 5’5” Lethbridge, AB/ Warner Hockey School Warriors 2013-14 Quick Facts 17 Jamie Smith F So. 5’5” Stamford, CT / Mid Fairfield Conneticut Stars 19 Rebecca Babiak F So. 5’5” Winnipeg, MB / Balmoral Hall Blazers College Information 20 Kathryn Davis D Fr. 5’7” Milton, MA / Lawrence Academy Spartans Location............ Schenectady, NY, 12308 Founded ................................................. 1795 21 Bryanne Panchuk F Jr. 5’1” Calgary, AB / Edge School Mountaineers Enrollment ........................................... 2,200 22 Emily Erickson F Fr. 5’4” Crosslake, MN /North American Hockey Academy President.....................Dr. Stephen Ainlay Director of Athletics .....Jim McLaughlin 24 Elsa Bruestle F Sr. 5’8” White Bear Lake, MN / White Bear Lake Bears Sr. Assoc. A.D. ........................Joanne Little 26 Stefanie Thomson F Sr. 5’8” Oshawa, ON / Trinity College Bears Assoc. A.D. for External Relations ....Beth Tiffany Union Athletics Phone .. 518.388.6284 27 Kathryn Tomaselli F So. 5’7” Cranston, RI / Williston-Northampton Wildcats Nickname ............................. Dutchwomen 33 Maddie Dahl G So. 5’7” Edina, MN / Edina Hornets Colors ............................Garnet and White 35 Emma Pincott G Fr. 5’3” Cochrane, AB / Edge School Mountaineers Arena Information Rink ............................Frank L. Messa Rink Capacity ................................................. 2,054 Head Coach: Claudia Asano Barcomb (Harvard ’99 / 7th season) Rink Dimensions ........................... 201x86 Assistant Coach: Ali Boe (Harvard ’06 / 7th season) Managing Director ...........Adam Brinker Assistant Coach: Nicholas Carpenito (Northeastern ‘11 / 1st season) .............. 518.388.6020 Captains: Maddy Norton, Ashley Johnston Hockey Staff HeadBox Office Coach...........Claudia Phone Asano Barcomb Athletic Trainer: Erik Ackerman (Harvard ’99) Pronunciation Guide: Overall Record....31-179-18 (7th Season) Record at Union ..................................Same Rebecca Babiak ..............Re-bec-cah BAB-e-ACK ....................... 518.388.6771 Boe...............................................................................bo-e Email ..................... [email protected] Assistant Coach .............................. Ali Boe Carpenito......................................Car-pen-knee-tow Office Phone (Harvard ’06) Dahl..............................................................................Doll ...................... 518.388.8076 Email [email protected] Else Bruestle...........................ELLE-sa BREW-stull Assistant Coach ......Nicholas Carpenito Kaminsky.................................................CAH-min-SKI Office Phone (Northeastern ’11) ...................... 518.388.6501 Otten......................................................................AH-ten Email [email protected] Panchuk........................................................PAN-chuck Office Phone Hockey Information Pincott..................................................................Pin-cot First Season .....................1999 (14 years) Welch.....................................................................Wel-ch First Division I Season..2003-04 (10 years) Overall Division I Record............51-281-22 Yuen........................................................................You-en ECAC Hockey Division I Record...8-216-12 ECAC Hockey Playoff Appearances.....None Team Leaders 2012-13 Overall Record.................7-23-4 2012-13 ECACH Record......0-18-4 (11th) Name GP G A PTS Pen-Min Maddy Norton 26 2 15 17 6-12 Team Information Letterwinners Returning/Lost......18/5 Stefanie Thomson 25 8 7 15 12-24 Forwards Returning/Lost................10/4 Kathryn
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