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CLARKSON UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S HOCKEY Golden Knights November 3, 2004 2004-05 CLARKSON TRAVELS to SCHEDULE NEW ENGLAND October he Clarkson University Women’s Hockey team closes out a four-game road swing with 9 CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY (exh) H W 4-1 Ta trip to New England this weekend. The Golden Knights, guided by second-year head 16 * UNION COLLEGE H W 2-1 coach Rick Seeley and assistant coaches Shannon Smith and Laura Hays, will travel to 17 * UNION COLLEGE H W 4-0 22 WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY H T 4-4ot Rhode Island on Saturday for an afternoon game at Providence College and then make the 23 WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY H T 3-3ot short trek over to Boston to take on Northeastern University on Sunday afternoon. Both 29 Mercyhurst College A L 2-1 games begin at 2:00 p.m. 30 Mercyhurst College A L 4-1 Clarkson, at 2-2-2 overall, played two tough games at nationally-ranked Mercyhurst Col- November lege this past weekend, but dropped both games to the 9th-ranked Lakers, falling 2-1 and 4-1 6 Providence College A 2 pm 7 Northeastern University A 2 pm in Erie, PA. After opening the season with two victories over Union College (2-1 and 4-0) at 13 ELMIRA COLLEGE H 2 pm Cheel Arena in their ECACHL debut on October 16-17, the Knights battle to a pair of ties 19 * Brown University A 7 pm against Wayne State (4-4 and 3-3) in a weekend series in Potsdam on October 22-23. 20 * Harvard University A 4 pm Sophomore center Jill Nolan (Labrador, NF) and freshman left wing Jessica Cloutier 27 * St. Lawrence University A 2 pm (Park, CO) lead the Clarkson offense with seven points each. Nolan has tallied a team-high 28 * ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY H 2 pm December five goals along with two assists through the first six games. Nolan scored the Knights’ lone 3 NIAGARA UNIVERSITY H 7 pm goal in Sunday’s game at Mercyhurst. Listed among the top three rookies scorers overall in 4 NIAGARA UNIVERSITY H 7 pm the ECACHL, Cloutier is the Green and Gold’s top playmaker with five assists and has January scored twice. Sophomore, left wing Ashley Shaidle (Hudson, OH) follows with five points 1 Boston College at Lake Placid N 7 pm on two goals and three assists. 2 Boston College at Lake Placid N 7 pm 7 * YALE UNIVERSITY H 7 pm Defensively, the Knights are backboned in goal by a pair of sophomores. Kira McDonald 8 * PRINCETON UNIVERSITY H 4 pm (Pickering, ONT) has started four games and posts a .907 save percentage, a 2.45 goals 14 * Dartmouth College A 7 pm against average and a 1-2-1 record. Stephanie Hansen (Calgary, ALB) is undefeated through 15 * University of Vermont A 3 pm two games with a 1-0-1 record. She holds a .929 save percentage and the second-best goals 22 QUINNIPIAC COLLEGE H 2 pm against average in the ECACHL at 1.92. 23 QUINNIPIAC COLLEGE H 1 pm 28 * COLGATE UNIVERSITY H 7 pm The Knights return home for one game next week when they host Division III powerhouse 29 * CORNELL UNIVERSITY H 4 pm Elmira College at Cheel on Saturday, November 13 at 2:00 p.m. Clarkson then takes to the road Feburary for three consecutive games against three of the top 10 teams in the country. Clarkson plays 4 * Princeton University A 7 pm at Brown and Harvard on November 19-20 before returning to the North Country for back-to- 5 * Yale University A 4 pm back games against St. Lawrence University. The Knights battle the Saints at Appleton 11 * UNIVERSITY of VERMONT H 7 pm 12 * DARTMOUTH COLLEGE H 4 pm Arena in Canton on November 27 and then take on their Route 11 rivals at Cheel the follow- 15 PLATTSBURGH STATE H 7 pm ing afternoon. 18 * HARVARD UNIVERSITY H 7 pm In its second year as a NCAA Division I program, Clarkson is the youngest team in the 19 * BROWN UNIVERSITY H 4 pm country with six freshmen, 15 sophomores and just one senior on the roster. The Knights are 25 * Cornell University A 7 pm led by sophomore center, captain Lindsay Williams (Mississauga, ONT) and assistant 26 * Colgate University A 4 pm March captains, senior Kristi Shaw (Belleville, ONT) and Shaidle. 4-6 ECAC Quarterfinals at home arena of top four seeds Ranked among the top teams in the nation, Providence College owns a 3-2-1 overall record. 12-13 ECAC JPMorgan Chase The Friars, of Hockey East, hosted the ECACHL’s Princeton Tigers last weekend at Schneider Hockey Championship Tournament Arena. Providence, guided by sixth-year head coach Bob Deraney, tied #8-ranked Princeton, at Union College’s Messa Rink Schenectady, New York 4-4 on Saturday, but lost 4-1 on Sunday. 25&27 NCAA Frozen Four at UNH’s Whittemore Center, The Huskies of Northeastern owned a 1-2 record prior to Wednesday night’s game at #7th- Durham, New Hampshire ranked University of New Hampshire. Guided by second-year head coach Laura Schuler, Northeastern shutout Quinnipiac, 3-0, in Boston on October 26. The Huskies and Knights *ECAC Hockey League played last year at Matthews Arena with Northeastern gaining a 1-0 overtime win on Novem- ber 14. www.clarksonathletics.com 2004 CLARKSON WOMEN’S HOCKEY 2005 MERCYHURST WEEKEND RECAP: Eighth-ranked Mercyhurst College outlasted the Clarkson Game-5 (October 29, 2004) - Att: 152 MC Ice Center, Eria, PA University Women’s Hockey team, 2-1, Friday night before Final Score: Mercyhurst 2 - Clarkson 1 nearly 200 fans at the MC Ice Center in Erie, PA . The first- Score by Periods ever meeting between the teams produced plenty of excite- CLARKSON 0 1 0 x — 1 Mercyhurst 1 1 0 x — 2 ment with the Lakers’ Stephanie Jones’ rebound goal midway through the second period proving to be the the game-winner. 1st: MC-Bourbeau-3 (Marchese); 18:51 2nd: MC-Jones-4 (Marchese, Pendleton); Mercyhurst took a 1-0 lead late in the first period when 11:50 Stefanie Bourbeau scored off a face-off deep in the Clarkson CU-Williams-2 (Maluta); 17:14 3rd: No Scoring zone. The score stayed that way until Jones’ tally at 11:50 of Penalties: Clarkson 5/10, Mercyhurst 6/12 the second. The Golden Knights took advantage of a Power Plays: Clarkson 0-6, Mercyhurst 0-5 Svs: CU (McDonald - 59:50) 11-11-10 =32 Mercyhurst giveaway six minutes later when sophomore MC (Clark - 60:00) 4-9-0 =13 forward Lindsay Williams ( Mississauga , Ontario ) scored Game-6 (October 30, 2004) - Att: 325 on a rebound of a shot by sophomore defender Andrea MC Ice Center, Eria, PA Final Score: Mercyhurst 4 - Clarkson 1 Maluta ( Spencerport , NY ). Mercyhurst outshot Clarkson Score by Periods 34-14 for the game, including a 10-0 advantage in the third, CLARKSON 0 1 0 x — 1 but couldn’t shake the pesky Knights. Sophomore Kira Mercyhurst 3 0 1 x — 4 McDonald (Pickering, ONT) made 32 saves for the Green 1st: MC-Colizza-2 (Kurth, Jarrell); 9:26 and Gold. MC-Marchese-4, shg; 11:27 MC-Colizza-3 (Shirley, McDonald), ppg; Clarkson dropped it second game of the weekend as the 18:00 2nd: CU-Nolan-5 (Cloutier, Valesente), ppg Lakers defeated the Golden Knights 4-1 on Saturday after- 5:10 noon at the Ice Center. The Lakers jumped out to a 3-0 first- 3rd: MC-Yule-1 (Jackson, Fraser); 10:40 Penalties: Clarkson 5/10, Mercyhurst 5/10 period lead before Clarkson got on the board with sophomore Power Plays: Clarkson 1-5, Mercyhurst 1-5 Jill Nolan’s (Labrador, NF) team-high fifth goal of the Svs: CU (McDonald - 60:00) 8-12-11 =31 MC (Clark - 60:00) 3-8-4 =15 season, a power-play marker at 5:10 of the middle stanza. Freshman Jessica Cloutier (Parker, CO) and sophomore defenseman Christina Valesente (Ithaca, NY) assisted. Mercyhurst added its fourth goal midway through the third frame. The Lakers out shot Clarkson, 35-16. McDonald posted 31 saves for the Knights. Both teams were 1-of-5 on the power play. The Lakers also recorded a shorthanded tally. UPCOMING GAME: Saturday, November 13, 2:00 p.m. vs. Elmira College at Cheel Arena, Potsdam, NY Clarkson Overall Team Statistics (as of Oct 24, 2004) All games Overall: 2-0-2 Conf: 2-0-0 Home: 2-0-2 Away: 0-0-0 Neut: 0-0-0 TEAM STATISTICS CLARKSON OPP -------------------------------------------------------- SHOT STATISTICS............... Goals-Shot attempts......... 13-121 8-94 Shot pct.................... .107 .085 Goals/Game.................. 3.2 2.0 Shots/Game.................. 30.2 23.5 Assists..................... 19 13 POWER PLAYS................... Goals-Power Plays........... 6-25 2-17 Conversion Percent.......... .240 .118 Shot Attempts............... 50 29 Shot Percent................ .120 .069 GOAL BREAKDOWN................ Total Goals................. 13 8 Power Play.................. 6 2 Short-handed................ 0 0 Empty net................... 0 0 Penalty..................... 0 0 Unassisted.................. 0 0 Overtime.................... 0 0 Shootout.................... 0 0 Delayed Penalty............. 0 0 PENALTIES..................... Number...................... 17 25 Minutes..................... 34 50 Penalties/Game.............. 4.2 6.2 Pen minutes/Game............ 8.5 12.5 Minor....................... 17 25 Major....................... 0 0 10-minute Misconduct........ 0 0 Game Misconduct............. 0 0 Gross Misconduct............ 0 0 Match....................... 0 0 SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att).......... 0-0 0-0 ATTENDANCE.................... Total....................... 1113 0 Dates/Avg Per Date.......... 4/278 0/0 Neutral Site #/Avg.......... 0/0 GOALS BY PERIOD 1 2 3 OT Total ------------------------------------------- Clarkson...........
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