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2015-16 WCHA WEEKLY RELEASE Week Nineteen (Feb. 8-14, 2016) / wcha.com
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WESTERN COLLEGIATE Opening Face-Off HOCKEY ASSOCIATION • WCHA Leading at the Polls: The nation's top women's college hockey conference continues to set this season's standard in the opinion polls, with the WCHA matching ECAC Hockey with four ranked teams in both the USCHO.com and USA Today / USA Hockey Magazine • Founded 1999 • Minnesota State Univ., Mankato at Edina rankings: No. 2 Wisconsin, No. 3 Minnesota, No. 7 Bemidji State and No. 9/8 North Dakota. • Winning Hockey: Not surprisingly, four of the NCAA's top-12 winning percentages also belong to WCHA teams: Wisconsin (second 7700 France Avenue South, Suite 360C at .950, 28-1-1), Minnesota (third at .879, 25-3-1), Bemidji State (ninth at .650, 18-9-3) and North Dakota (12th at .589, 14-9-5). Edina, MN 55435 Additionally, the WCHA finished its regular season nonconference slate with an NCAA-best .786 winning percentage (32-8-2). 952-818-8869 • Pairing Up: Entering the final four weeks before the NCAA tournament, three WCHA teams are in the top eight of the national PairWise rankings: No. 2 Wisconsin, No. 3 Minnesota and No. 8 Bemidji State. North Dakota is just outside, in ninth. MEMBER TEAMS • Badgers Chasing a Championship: Nationally second-ranked Wisconsin has its eyes on the first prize up for grabs this season, as the Bemidji State University Badgers can clinch the 2015-16 WCHA regular season championship by earning as many points (or more) as Minnesota does this University of Minnesota weekend. UW has won four WCHA regular season titles (2005-06, 2006-07, 2010-11 and 2011-12), while a Badgers' crown this season University of Minnesota Duluth would end the Gophers' three-year reign atop the standings. A Wisconsin sweep of Minnesota State this weekend would bring the Minnesota State University trophy to Madison, regardless of how Minnesota fares. University of North Dakota • Playoff Home-Ice is Set: While seeds and opponents are yet to be determined, there is no mystery surrounding where the first round of Ohio State University the 2016 WCHA playoffs will be held: Wisconsin, Minnesota, Bemidji State and North Dakota will all be hosting. The best-of-three series St. Cloud State University at Bemidji's Sanford Center on Feb. 26-28 will be a special occasion, as the Beavers have home-ice for the first time in program history. University of Wisconsin • Brandt Watch: One of the all-time great players in WCHA history, Minnesota senior forward Hannah Brandt continues to move up the league and NCAA record books. Entering Friday, she ranks sixth in WCHA history (since 1999-2000) with 112 career goals (Monique Lamoureux, who scored 113 with UMN and UND, is fifth), second with 158 assists (two shy of Jocelyne Lamoureux, who holds the 15 National Championships league record with 160 during her career with UMN and UND) and second with 270 points (15 behind J. Lamoureux's league-record 80 All-Americans 285). In NCAA Division I history (since 2000-01), Brandt is 10th for goals (M. Lamoureux and Dartmouth's Katie Weatherston are tied for eighth), third for assists (J. Lamoureux is second) and fourth for points (J. Lamoureux and Harvard's Julie Chu are tied for second). 100+ Olympians and • Quickly Around the WCHA: Second-year BEMIDJI STATE head coach Jim Scanlan, who last year guided the Beavers to the first 20-win National Team Members season in program history, is one win shy of his 40th career victory (39-26-4) ... MINNESOTA linemates Hannah Brandt (22g-27a), Dani Cameranesi (25g-29a) and Sarah Potomak (11g-34a) are among the nation’s top five leading scorers, ranking third, fourth, and sixth in points per game, respectively ... When MINNESOTA DULUTH linemates Michela Cava (Friday) and Ashleigh Brykaliuk (Saturday) tallied 2016 WCHA consecutive hat tricks last weekend, they became the first Bulldogs to post back-to-back three-goal games since Caroline Ouellette and FINAL FACE-OFF Noemie Marin pulled off the feat Feb. 5-6, 2005 ... 11 of MINNESOTA STATE'S last 13 games have been decided by two-goals-or-less, CHAMPIONSHIP including nine one-goal decisions and three ties (five overtime contests) ... NORTH DAKOTA senior F Meghan Dufault, who recently Saturday, March 5 & Sunday, March 6 surpassed Alyssa Wiebe (2008-12) for fifth place in program history, currently has 125 career points - six shy of Michelle Karvinen Ridder Arena; Minneapolis, Minn. (2011-14) in fourth ... OHIO STATE is the only team in the country to finish out its season with six-straight games against ranked Tickets available at mygophersports.com; opponents (last weekend vs. No. 2 Wisconsin, this weekend at No. 7 Bemidji State and next weekend vs. No. 9/8 North Dakota) ... ST. All-tourney packages from $20 to $35 CLOUD STATE is wrapping up its own stretch of playing ranked opponents in four-straight series, visiting No. 9/8 North Dakota this weekend after previously playing vs. No. 3 Minnesota, at No. 2 Wisconsin and vs. No. 7 Bemidji State ... WISCONSIN senior D Courtney Burke is two points shy of becoming the 19th player in program history to reach 100 career points (16g-82a).
2016 By the Numbers • 0.61, .966, 15 and 25 (and 32): NCAA-leading goals-against average, save percentage, shutouts and wins for sensational Wisconsin junior goaltender Ann-Renée Desbiens. Both the GAA and save percentage numbers are on pace to set NCAA single-season records, while she is third on the shutout list (Wisconsin program record). Additionally, her 32 career blank slates are also third in NCAA annals.
The Week Ahead • Minnesota State at No. 2 Wisconsin: A Badgers' sweep (or any combo in which UW earns the same or more points this weekend than Minnesota) gives Wisconsin the 2015-16 WCHA regular season title. The Badgers have won a program-record 20-straight home games. • Ohio State at No. 7 Bemidji State: The Beavers, who have a one-point lead on UND for third place, are closing in on their second- straight 20-win season. BSU swept the Buckeyes in Columbus back on Nov. 6-7. • No. 3 Minnesota at Minnesota Duluth: These two programs, who have a combined 11 national championships to their name, meet at THIS WEEK IN THE WCHA AMSOIL Arena. The Gophers are unbeaten in the last 17 meetings, including a sweep at Ridder Arena on Oct. 23-24. • St. Cloud State at No. 9/8 North Dakota: Both teams are looking to rise in the playoff seeding, as the Fighting Hawks are one point Friday, February 12 behind BSU for third and the Huskies are tied for fifth. UND is undefeated in the last 23 meetings, but SCSU got a shootout win Oct. 24. Ohio State at (7) Bemidji State, 7:07 p.m. CT* (3) Minnesota at Minnesota Duluth, 7:07 p.m. CT* St. Cloud State at (9/8) North Dakota, 7:07 p.m. CT* 2015-16 WCHA Standings Conference Overall Saturday, February 13 Rk (Natl Rank) Team Pts GP W L T SW % GF GA GP W L T % GF GA Minnesota State at (2) Wisconsin, 2:07 p.m. CT* 1 (2) Wisconsin-x 68 24 22 1 1 1 .938 85 13 30 28 1 1 .950 115 17 Ohio State at (7) Bemidji State, 4:07 p.m. CT* 2 (3) Minnesota-x 61 24 20 3 1 0 .854 118 31 29 25 3 1 .879 142 35 (3) Minnesota at Minnesota Duluth, 4:07 p.m. CT* St. Cloud State at (9/8) North Dakota, 4:07 p.m. CT* 3 (7) Bemidji State-x 42 24 13 9 2 1 .583 42 46 30 18 9 3 .650 61 56 4 (9/8) North Dakota-x 41 24 11 8 5 3 .562 47 43 28 14 9 5 .589 60 52 Sunday, February 14 5 Minnesota Duluth 28 24 9 14 1 0 .396 57 66 30 12 17 1 .417 73 84 Minnesota State at (2) Wisconsin, 2:07 p.m. CT* St. Cloud State 28 24 7 13 4 3 .375 38 80 29 11 14 4 .448 55 95 7 Ohio State 17 24 5 18 1 1 .229 50 97 30 9 20 1 .317 70 111 * - WCHA game 8 Minnesota State 3 24 0 21 3 0 .062 38 99 30 3 23 4 .167 52 110 Rankings listed by USCHO.com first, then (shootout win = 1 additional point; rankings listed by USCHO.com first, followed by USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine) USA Today / USA Hockey Magazine x - clinched home-ice advantage for the first round of the 2016 WCHA playoffs
HOME OF A RECORD 15 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS 2000 • 2001 • 2002 • 2003 • 2004 • 2005 •2006 • 2007 • 2008 • 2009 • 2010 • 2011 • 2012 • 2013 • 2015 TRADITION STARTS HERE The Week in Review - Feb. 1-7, 2016 #WCHA
• Senior netminder Amanda Leveille posted consecutive shutouts and No. 2 Wisconsin 2, at Ohio State 1 Amanda Kessel had two assists in her return to the ice to help No. 3 No. 2 Wisconsin 2, at Ohio State 0 Minnesota capture a win and a tie, but a huge effort by UND goaltender (Feb. 5 and 6 at OSU Ice Rink; Columbus, Ohio) Shelby Amsley-Benzie helped the No. 8 Fighting Hawks leave Ridder Arena Thanks to a pair of points from four different Badgers and another shutout by with two points. Ann-Renée Desbiens, Wisconsin earned a sweep over Ohio State with 2-1 and • Linemates Michela Cava and Ashleigh Brykaliuk became the first UMD 2-0 wins at the OSU Ice Rink. skaters in 11 years to post consecutive hat tricks, leading the Bulldogs to a Jenny Ryan and Annie Pankowski tallied goals Friday, with Pankowski's road sweep at Minnesota State. second-period shot past OSU netminder Stacy Danczak (26 saves) standing as the • Thanks to a pair of points from four different Badgers and another shutout game-winner. Claudia Kepler scored a third-period goal for the Buckeyes. by Ann-Renée Desbiens, Wisconsin earned a sweep over Ohio State with Baylee Wellhausen snapped a scoreless tie with a second-period goal 2-1 and 2-0 wins at the OSU Ice Rink. Saturday, while Sam Cogan buried an insurance marker in the third. Desbiens • No. 7 Bemidji State clinched home-ice for the first round of the 2016 WCHA made 17 saves for her program-record 15th shutout of the season. Alex LaMere playoffs for the first time in school history following a five-point weekend at turned in a 35-save effort for OSU. St. Cloud State. • Full recaps and box scores are available at wcha.com. No. 7 Bemidji State 3, at St. Cloud State 3 - OT (BSU wins shootout, 1-0) No. 7 Bemidji State 4, at St. Cloud State 1 at No. 3 Minnesota 3, No. 8 North Dakota 0 (Feb. 5 and 6 at Herb Brooks National Hockey Center; St. Cloud, Minn.) No. 8 North Dakota 0, at No. 3 Minnesota 0 - OT (UND wins shootout, 2-1) No. 7 Bemidji State clinched home-ice for the first round of the 2016 WCHA (Feb. 5 and 6 at Ridder Arena; Minneapolis, Minn.) playoffs for the first time in school history following a five-point weekend at St. Senior netminder Amanda Leveille posted consecutive shutouts and Cloud State. Amanda Kessel had two assists in her return to the ice to help No. 3 Minnesota SCSU twice battled back from two-goal deficits Friday to salvage a 3-3 tie. capture a win and a tie, but a huge effort by UND goaltender Shelby Amsley- Molly Illikainen and Alyssa Erickson scored third-period goals for the Huskies, Benzie helped the No. 8 Fighting Hawks leave Ridder Arena with two points. erasing earlier strikes by BSU's Kristin Huber, Emily Bergland and Ivana Bilic Friday night's series opener saw Kessel record two helpers in her first (who also added an assist). The Beavers' Reilly Fawcett scored the lone shootout college hockey game in almost three years, while Leveille made 29 saves in goal, lifting BSU to the extra point. her sixth shutout of the season as the Gophers won, 3-0, in front of 2,635 The Beavers then used members of its senior class the following night to fans. Hannah Brandt scored the game-winning goal on the power play secure home-ice. Bemidji State seniors Kaitlyn Tougas, Stephanie Anderson and midway through the first period, and defensemenSydney Baldwin and Sophie Bilic all combined for six points as the Beavers downed the Huskies, 4-1. Tougas Skarzynski added goals in the second and third. led the way by tying a career-high with three points (2g-1a) in the game, while The Gophers and Fighting Hawks skated to a scoreless tie in Saturday's game Bilic followed with two assists and Anderson scored the game's last goal. two. Leveille and Amsley-Benzie held off their opponents for a full 65 minutes. UND then won the 11-round shootout, 2-1. Amy Menke scored on the first shootout attempt, and Kessel scored for the Gophers in the second round to tie it at 1-1. Charly Dahlquist then scored the shootout-winner for the Fighting Hawks in the 11th round. Amsley-Benzie stopped a career-high 10-of-11 shooters during the shootout round.
Minnesota Duluth 3, at Minnesota State 2 - OT Minnesota Duluth 5, at Minnesota State 2 (Feb. 5 and 6 at Verizon Wireless Center; Mankato, Minn.) Linemates Michela Cava and Ashleigh Brykaliuk became the first UMD skaters in 11 years to post consecutive hat tricks, leading the Bulldogs to a road sweep at Minnesota State. Cava scored all three of UMD’s goals Friday night, capping her first collegiate hat trick punctuated with the overtime game-winner 3:54 into the extra session. The senior's first two goals gave UMD a 2-0 lead heading into the first intermission, but Minnesota State's Savannah Quandt and Amanda Martin both scored in the third period to send the game to OT. Cava's short-handed goal tied Saturday's game 1-1 just before the first period ended, setting the stage for Brykaliuk. The junior scored once in the second and twice more in the third - including the game-winner - to help UMD seal the 5-2 win. UMD had has many shots in the third period — 22 — as it had in the first two, and outshot MSU 44-21 in the game. Senior Kayla Black manned the pipes in both games for the Bulldogs, making a total of 41 saves en route to picking up career wins 51 and 52.
Week 19 (Feb. 8-14, 2016) @wcha___whockey @wcha___whockey /WCHAWomensHockey wcha.com #TraditionStartsHere WCHA Players of the Week - Feb. 1-7, 2016 #WCHA
Offensive Player of the Week Defensive Player of the Week Rookie of the Week
Michela Cava Amanda Leveille Sam Cogan Sr., F, Minnesota Duluth Sr., G, Minnesota Fr., F, Wisconsin Thunder Bay, Ontario Kingston, Ontario Ottawa, Ontario
Cava matched Boston College’s Alex Carpenter as the na- One of a pair of NCAA goaltenders to post two shutouts Cogan registered the game-winning assist Friday before tion’s top goal-scorer last week, potting four in Minnesota last week, Leveille stopped all 57 shots she faced in help- adding an insurance goal Saturday, leading all WCHA Duluth’s road sweep at Minnesota State. The senior from ing No. 3 Minnesota to a 3-0 victory and scoreless over- rookies with a +2 rating and helping No. 2 Wisconsin to Thunder Bay, Ontario also tied for the NCAA lead with a time tie against No. 8 North Dakota. The senior from Kings- a sweep at Ohio State. Both of her points came in the league-best +6 rating, while her five points (one assist) ton, Ontario made a season-best 29 saves in Friday’s 3-0 third period as the Badgers earned 2-1 and 2-0 road wins. matched two other UMD teammates for top honors in the win, before following up with 28 stops in Saturday’s 0-0 The freshman from Ottawa, Ontario is tied for 16th in the WCHA. Cava opened the weekend by almost single-hand- overtime tie. She also made nine saves in the 11-round country in rookie scoring (third in the WCHA), averaging edly lifting the Bulldogs to a 3-2 victory Friday, capping her shootout (eventually won by UND, 2-1). For the season, 0.67 points per game. This is Cogan’s third WCHA weekly first collegiate hat trick by burying the overtime game-win- Leveille ranks second in the WCHA and fourth nationally award of her freshman collegiate campaign. ner 3:54 into extra time. She then scored UMD’s first goal with a 1.29 goals-against average, .848 winning percent- Saturday – a short-handed tally with 1:11 left in the first age and seven shutouts (tied), while she is third in the Also nominated: period to draw the Bulldogs even 1-1 in a game they even- league (ninth NCAA) with a .936 save percentage. Her 88 • Emily Bergland, Fr., F, Bemidji State (scored the tually won, 5-2. Cava’s four goals came on just eight shots, career wins rank sixth in NCAA history, while she is tied Beavers’ second goal in a 3-3 tie Friday at St. Cloud while she also went 20-for-33 in the face-off circle (.606). for sixth with 29 shutouts in a Gophers uniform. This is State, while winning six face-offs and tallying five Currently in her second season with UMD after transfer- Leveille’s first WCHA weekly award of the 2015-16 season shots on goal in No. 7 BSU’s undefeated weekend) ring from Connecticut, Cava is seventh in the WCHA with and seventh career accolade (including one Rookie of the • Anna Kilponen, Fr., D, North Dakota (was a major 16 goals and ninth with 31 points (both career highs). This Week honor). factor in No. 8 UND holding No. 3 Minnesota’s is Cava’s first career WCHA weekly award. WCHA-best offense to 1.50 goals per game, block- Also nominated: ing four shots and helping the Fighting Hawks kill Also nominated: • Ivana Bilic, Sr., D, Bemidji State (led all WCHA de- off 2-of-3 penalties against the nation’s top -pow • Amanda Kessel, Sr., F, Minnesota (playing in her first fensemen with four points, tallying a goal and three er-play unit) collegiate game in almost three years Friday night, assists – along with three blocked shots – in No. 7 notched two assists in No. 3 UMN’s 3-0 win over BSU’s undefeated weekend at St. Cloud State) No. 8 North Dakota) • Shelby Amsley-Benzie, Sr., G, North Dakota (record- • Annie Pankowski, So., F, Wisconsin (notched a ed 54 saves and a .947 save percentage at No. 3 game-winning goal and game-winning assist in No. Minnesota, while making 25 stops in a 0-0 tie – and 2 UW’s sweep at Ohio State, recording a +3 rating) 10 more as No. 8 UND earned the shootout win) • Kaitlyn Tougas, Sr., F, Bemidji State (led No. 7 BSU • Ann-Renée Desbiens, Jr., G, Wisconsin (stopped 30- with two goals and four points in the Beavers’ unde- of-31 shots, going 2-0-0 and earning her NCAA-high feated weekend at St. Cloud State) and program-best 15th shutout of the year in No. 2 UW’s sweep at Ohio State)
2015-16 WCHA Players of the Week (Previous Winners)
Week of Offensive Defensive Rookie Sept. 21-27 Ashleigh Brykaliuk, Jr., F, Minnesota Duluth Alexis Joyce, So., D, Bemidji State Corbin Boyd, Fr., F, Minnesota State Sept. 28-Oct. 4 Annie Pankowski, So., F, Wisconsin Sam LaShomb, Sr., D, North Dakota Maddy Field, Fr., F, Ohio State Lexi Slattery, Sr., D, St. Cloud State Oct. 5-11 Emily Clark, So., F, Wisconsin Brittni Mowat, Jr., G, Bemidji State Sarah Potomak, Fr., F, Minnesota Oct. 12-18 Hannah Brandt, Sr., F, Minnesota Brittni Mowat, Jr., G, Bemidji State Sarah Potomak, Fr., F, Minnesota Oct. 19-25 Molly Illikainen, Sr., F, St. Cloud State Ann-Renée Desbiens, Jr., G, Wisconsin Lauren Boyle, Fr., D, Ohio State Amy Menke, Jr., F, North Dakota Oct. 26-Nov. 1 Meghan Dufault, Sr., F, North Dakota Ann-Renée Desbiens, Jr., G, Wisconsin Sam Cogan, Fr., F, Wisconsin Nov. 9-15 Hannah Brandt, Sr., F, Minnesota Jenny Ryan, Jr., D, Wisconsin Julia Tylke, Fr., F, St. Cloud State Nov. 16-22 Molly Illikainen, Sr., F, St. Cloud State Katie Fitzgerald, Sr., G, St. Cloud State Sarah Potomak, Fr., F, Minnesota Nov. 23-29 Dani Cameranesi, Jr., F, Minnesota Katie Fitzgerald, Sr., G, St. Cloud State Sarah Potomak, Fr., F, Minnesota Nov. 30-Dec. 6 Annie Pankowski, So., F, Wisconsin Ann-Renée Desbiens, Jr., G, Wisconsin Sam Cogan, Fr., F, Wisconsin Dec. 7-13 Lara Stalder, Jr., F, Minnesota Duluth Shelby Amsley-Benzie, Sr., G, North Dakota Vilma Tanskanen, Fr., F, North Dakota Jan. 4-10 Sarah Nurse, Jr., F, Wisconsin Lexi Slattery, Sr., D, St. Cloud State Taylor Williamson, Fr., F, Minnesota Jan. 11-17 Emily Clark, So., F, Wisconsin Brianna Quade, Jr., G, Minnesota State Julia Tylke, Fr., F, St. Cloud State Jan. 18-24 Julia McKinnon, Sr., F, Ohio State Ann-Renée Desbiens, Jr., G, Wisconsin Sarah Potomak, Fr., F, Minnesota Jan. 25-31 Meghan Dufault, Sr., F, North Dakota Ann-Renée Desbiens, Jr., G, Wisconsin Morgan Morse, Fr., F, Minnesota Duluth
Week 19 (Feb. 8-14, 2016) @wcha___whockey @wcha___whockey /WCHAWomensHockey wcha.com #TraditionStartsHere National Polls, Nonconference Comparison and Head-to-Head #WCHA
USCHO.com USA TODAY/USA Hockey Magazine Feb. 8, 2016 Feb. 9, 2016 Rk Team (1st Place Votes) Record Points Last Poll Rank Team, Points (1st place) Last Wk Record Top 10 1 Boston College (15) 29-0-0 150 1 1. Boston College, 190 (19) 1 29-0-0 18 2 Wisconsin 28-1-1 135 2 2. Wisconsin, 171 2 28-1-1 18 3 Minnesota 25-3-1 119 3 3. Minnesota, 152 3 25-3-1 18 4 Quinnipiac 23-2-4 98 4 4. Quinnipiac, 128 4 23-2-4 18 5 Clarkson 23-3-4 87 5 5. Clarkson, 109 6 23-3-4 18 6 Northeastern 25-4-1 86 5 6. Northeastern, 104 5 25-4-1 17 7 Bemidji State 18-9-3 46 7 7. Bemidji State, 64 7 18-9-3 18 8 Princeton 19-5-1 44 9 8. North Dakota, 57 8 14-9-5 18 9 North Dakota 14-9-5 41 8 9. Princeton, 48 9 19-5-1 10 10 Colgate 17-6-7 19 10 10. Colgate, 22 10 17-6-7 4 Also receiving votes: None. Also receiving votes: None.
WCHA Against the Rest By Team vs CHA vs ECAC vs HEA vs Ind Total Bemidji State 3-0-1 0-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 5-0-1 Minnesota 2-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 4-0-0 Minnesota Duluth 2-0-0 1-1-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 3-3-0 Minnesota State 2-2-0 1-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-2-1 North Dakota 1-1-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-1-0 Ohio State 3-1-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 4-2-0 St. Cloud State 2-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 4-0-0 Wisconsin 2-0-0 2-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 6-0-0 TOTALS: 17-4-1 8-1-1 7-3-0 0-0-0 32-8-2 (.795) (.850) (.700) (.---) (.786)
By Site vs CHA vs ECAC vs HEA vs Ind Total Home 7-2-1 5-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 13-3-2 Away 10-2-0 2-0-0 5-2-0 0-0-0 17-4-0 Neutral 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 TOTALS: 17-4-1 8-1-1 7-3-0 0-0-0 32-8-2 (.795) (.850) (.700) (.---) (.786)
WCHA Head-to-Head BSU UMN UMD MSU UND OSU SCSU UW W-L-T-SW Pts BSU --- 0-4-0 4-0-0 2-0-0 2-1-1 2-0-0 3-0-1 0-4-0 13-9-2-1 42 UMN 4-0-0 --- 2-0-0 4-0-0 2-1-1 4-0-0 4-0-0 0-2-0 20-3-1-0 61 UMD 0-4-0 0-2-0 ---- 4-0-0 1-3-0 3-1-0 1-0-1 0-4-0 9-14-1-0 28 MSU 0-2-0 0-4-0 0-4-0 --- 0-3-1 0-3-1 0-3-1 0-2-0 0-21-3-0 3 UND 1-2-1 1-2-1 3-1-0 3-0-1 --- 1-1-0 1-0-1 1-2-1 11-8-5-3 41 OSU 0-2-0 0-4-0 1-3-0 3-0-1 1-1-0 --- 0-4-0 0-4-0 5-18-1-1 17 SCSU 0-3-1 0-4-0 0-1-1 3-0-1 0-1-1 4-0-0 --- 0-4-0 7-13-4-3 28 UW 4-0-0 2-0-0 4-0-0 2-0-0 2-1-1 4-0-0 4-0-0 --- 22-1-1-1 68
Week 19 (Feb. 8-14, 2016) @wcha___whockey @wcha___whockey /WCHAWomensHockey wcha.com #TraditionStartsHere Team Notebooks #WCHA
Head Coach: Jim Scanlan (2nd season) Head Coach: Brad Frost (9th season) Record at BSU: 39-26-4 Record at UMN: 283-44-22 2014-15 Overall Record: 21-17-1 (13-14-1-1) 2014-15 Overall Record: 34-3-4 (22-2-4-2) 2015-16 Overall Record: 18-9-3 (13-9-2-1) 2015-16 Overall Record: 25-3-1 (20-3-1-0)
Beavers Gophers Bemidji State University University of Minnesota
• No. 7 Bemidji State (13-9-2-1, 42 pts.; 18-9-3) clinched home ice for the first • No. 3 Minnesota (20-3-1-0, 61 pts.; 25-3-1) heads out on its final regular- round of the 2016 WCHA Playoffs for the first time in program history after season road trip this weekend, traveling north for a meeting with Minnesota going 1-0-1 on the road at St. Cloud State University. The Beavers took five Duluth (12-17-1, 9-14-1-0). out of six points on the weekend to give them 42 points on the season and a • The Gophers are 47-24-7 all-time against Minnesota Duluth. Minnesota is 14-point lead over fifth place with only 12 points remaining. unbeaten in the last 17 games with UMD, going 16-0-1. Most recently, the • Bemidji State's previous highest seeding in the tournament was fifth last Gophers have won the last four games in the all-time series, including a season, as only one point separated BSU and North Dakota from third and home sweep earlier this season with the Gophers winning 5-2 and 6-1 in late fourth. October at Ridder Arena. Kelly Pannek (3g-3a), Dani Cameranesi (3g-1a), • The Beavers and Huskies started the weekend's action by playing to a 3-3 Hannah Brandt (3a) and Milica McMillen (3a) led the way. tie on Friday, Feb. 5 in which BSU gave up two, two-goal leads in the game. • Minnesota took four of six points from the Fighting Hawks last weekend Bemidji State started the game by scoring two goals in the first period for with a 3-0 win in game one of the series before posting a scoreless tie their first two-goal lead. After SCSU responded with a goal in the second, and shootout loss in game two. Amanda Leveille recorded back-to-back Bemidji State senior Ivana Bilic gave the Beavers their second, two-goal lead shutouts, making 29 saves on Friday and 28 saves on Saturday. just 40 seconds into the third period. However, the Huskies never gave up • Game one against North Dakota saw Amanda Kessel record two assists in and responded with a goal three minutes later to make it 3-2 and scored her first college hockey game in almost three years, and Leveille made 29 the tying goal with 6:37 remaining to send the gave to overtime. Both teams saves in her sixth shutout of the season as the Gophers won, 3-0, in front of couldn't beat the opposing goaltender in the extra period and after 65 2,635 fans. Brandt scored the game-winning goal on the power play midway minutes, a shootout would be necessary to decide who got the extra point. through the first period, and defensemenSydney Baldwin and Sophie After the first skaters for each team failed to score, Bemidji State sophomore Skarzynski added goals in the second and third. Reilly Fawcett was up next. She beat Huskie goaltender Katie Fitzgerald • The Gophers and Fighting Hawks skated to a scoreless tie in game two of last and gave BSU the 1-0 lead with just three skaters remaining. Brittni Mowat weekend’s series. Leveille and UND’s Shelby Amsley-Benzie held off their remained strong in net and stopped the remaining shooters and guided the opponents for a full 65 minutes. UND then won the 11-round shootout, 2-1. Beavers to a 1-0 win in the shootout. • Linemates Brandt (22g-27a), Cameranesi (25g-29) and Sarah Potomak (11g- • Kristin Huber, Emily Bergland, and Bilic were all three goal scorers for 34a) are among the nation’s top six leading scorers, ranked third, fourth, and BSU while Bilic led the team after also picking up an assist on Huber's goal. sixth in points per game, respectively. Minnesota’s offense ranks second in Mowat made 18 saves in the game. the NCAA at 4.90 goals per game. • The Beavers then used members of its senior class the following night • The Gophers continue to lead the nation at .481 (37/77) on the power play. to secure home ice. Bemidji State's seniors Kaitlyn Tougas, Stephanie Cameranesi leads the nation with 12 power-play goals, which is tied for Anderson, and Bilic all combined for six points as the Beavers downed the fourth in Gopher all-time single-season records. Huskies 4-1, Saturday, Feb. 6. Tougas led the way by tying a career-high with • Potomak leads the nation’s rookies in scoring with 1.67 points per game. She three points (2g-1a) in the game while Bilic followed with two assists and leads the nation with 34 total assists and 1.26 assists per game as well. Anderson scored the game's last goal. • Milica McMillen is closing in on the Gophers’ program record for career • The Huskies were competitive with the Beavers for the first half of the game, goals by a defenseman. She currently ranks second all-time with 43 goals, holding BSU to just one goal after the first period. After scoring a late goal trailing only Megan Bozek’s total of 47 career goals. in the first, BSU and SCSU were tied 1-1 at the first intermission. But the • As a defensive unit, the Gophers are second in the nation in scoring among Beavers would rally from then on and scored three unanswered goals in the defensemen averaging 3.76 points per game. McMillen ranks eighth in second and third periods to take the final game of the series, 4-1.Bailey the nation among defensemen with 0.81 points per game in 27 games and Wright also scored for the Beavers. Alexis Joyce added two assists in the Megan Wolfe is tied for ninth at 0.76 points per game in 29 games. game for her second two-point game of the season. • With two shutouts over the weekend, Leveille is 19-3-1 this season with • Tougas and Bilic both led the Beavers with four points over the weekend seven shutouts, bringing her career totals to 29 shutouts and an 88-8-5 while Bilic had the most points of all defensemen in the WCHA for the week. mark. She ranks second in Minnesota history in both career shutouts and • The Beavers will return home to Bemidji, Minn. to play their final home- career wins, trailing only Noora Raty (114-17-8 with 43 shutouts). Leveille’s series of the season at the Sanford Center. BSU will host Ohio State 88 wins rank sixth in the NCAA career ranks while her 29 shutouts are tied University Feb., 12-13 and will honor its eight seniors Saturday, Feb. 13 as for sixth in NCAA history. part of senior day. • Minnesota maintains its hold on the national attendance lead, averaging • The Beavers swept the Buckeyes earlier this season on Nov. 6-7 in Columbus, 1,483 fans per game. At home at Ridder Arena, the Gophers also lead the Ohio. Bemidji State began the series with a 2-1 win, Nov. 6 and then followed NCAA with 2,045 fans per game. with a 3-1 win, Saturday. • Brandt is the NCAA’s active career scoring leader with 270 career points (112 • Tougas and Bilic led the way for the Beavers in the series after both scored goals, 158 assists). She is Minnesota’s career leader in both points and assists three points in the series. and is second in Gopher history in career goals, trailing only Nadine Muzerall • The Buckeyes hold the all-time series record against the Beavers at 34-20-10, (139). Among all-time WCHA players, Brandt is second in career points and in Bemidji the Beavers are 11-15-6. Tougas has tallied the most points chasing Jocelyne Lamoureux (285), sixth in career goals, and second in career against Ohio State amongst active players with six (2g-4a) in 11 games. assists also chasing Jocelyne Lamoureux (160). Among all-time NCAA players, • Puck drop for game one will be at 7:07 p.m. And 4:07 p.m. for game two. she fourth in points, 11th in goals, and third in assists.
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Head Coach: Maura Crowell (7th season) Head Coach: John Harrington (16th season) Overall Record: 108-77-9 Overall Record: 244-165-35 Overall D-I Record: 35-24-5 (2nd season) Overall D-I Record: 3-23-4 (1st season) Record at UMD: 12-17-1 (1st season) Record at MSU: 3-23-4 (1st season) 2014-15 Overall Record: 20-12-5 (14-10-4-2) 2014-15 Overall Record: 3-32-1 (1-26-1-0) R 2015-16 Overall Record: 12-17-1 (9-14-1-0) 2015-16 Overall Record: 3-23-4 (0-21-3-0)
Bulldogs Mavericks University of Minnesota Duluth Minnesota State University
• Minnesota Duluth (9-14-1-0, 28 pts.; 12-17-1) recorded its fourth sweep • Minnesota State (0-21-3-0, 3 pts.; 3-23-4) took two losses to WCHA of the season last weekend, defeating MSU 3-2 in overtime Friday before opponent Minnesota Duluth last weekend. One of the losses came in downing the Mavericks 5-2 Saturday in Mankato. overtime on Friday, and was their fifth extra-session game in the last 10. • The Bulldogs have won 10-straight games against MSU dating back to the • Maverick goaltender, junior Brianna Quade recorded 60 more saves this 2012-13 season, and are 61-6-4 all-time against the Mavericks. UMD's 61 weekend, bringing her season total to 809, claiming second in the country wins against MSU is the second most wins it has against any program in its and first in the WCHA 17-year history (the Bulldogs have 62 against Bemidji State). • Minnesota State now ranks sixth nationally in blocked shots this season with • Senior forward Michela Cava scored all three of UMD’s goals Friday night, 440. with her first collegiate hat-trick punctuated as the game-winner in overtime • Of the Mavericks 134 points scored this season, 101 have been recorded by with 1:06 remaining in the contest. The Bulldogs scored two first period underclassmen (75.4%). goals but allowed two MSU tallies in the third period and were outshot 21-7 • MSU has scored 52 goals this season with 42 of them having been recorded in the final two periods. by sophomores and freshman (81.6%). • Cava scored a short-handed goal Saturday, but it was her linemate Ashleigh • Freshman Emily Antony has scored 12 points in the last 10 games and nine Brykaliuk’s turn to net three goals. Brykaliuk scored a goal in the second points over the last six games, vs. Ohio State and No. 8 North Dakota, and period and two in the third period — including the game-winner — to help Minnesota Duluth for MSU. UMD seal the 5-2 win. UMD had has many shots in the third period — 22 — • Minnesota State takes to the road for the last time in the 2015-16 regular as it had in the first two, and outshot MSU 44-21 in the game. season as they head to Madison to take on the second-rated Badgers. In • Cava and Brykaliuk’s back-to-back hat-tricks were the first back-to-back their first meeting, Wisconsin swept Minnesota State in Mankato by scores three goal games by UMD players since Caroline Ouellette and Noemie of 6-0 and 7-0. Marin pulled off the feat on Feb. 5-6, 2005. • Kayla Black manned the pipes in both games for the Bulldogs, making a total of 41 saves en route to picking up career wins 51 and 52. • Three players had five-point weekends for UMD. Along with Brykaliuk (3g, 2a) and Cava (4g, 1a), Lara Stalder had three assists Friday night along with a goal and assist Saturday (1g, 4a). • Brykaliuk, who leads UMD with 39 points in 30 games, ranks 16th in the NCAA with a 1.30 points per game average. Stalder ranks 24th with a 1.17. Cava sits 22nd with 16 goals in those same 30 games, while Brykaliuk also ranks 12th with 25 assists. Stalder has sixth power play goals, the sixth most in the nation. • Brykaliuk, Stalder and Cava — who now has a UMD best 16 goals — all currently own four game scoring streaks. Brykaliuk has compiled five goals and three assists for eight points over that span, while Stalder has rung up one goal and eight assists for nine points. Cava has six goals and two assists in her last four skates. • UMD will host No. 3 University of Minnesota this weekend at AMSOIL in what will be the final home games for seniors Black, Cava and Karissa Grapp. The Bulldogs were swept by the Gophers earlier in the season on Oct. 23-24 by scores of 5-2 and 6-1.
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Head Coach: Jenny Potter (3rd season) Head Coach: Brian Idalski (14th season) Overall Record: 36-35-9 Overall Record: 257-158-44 Overall D-I Record: 9-20-1 (1st season) Record at UND: 146-136-33 (9th season) Record at OSU: 9-20-1 (1st season) 2014-15 Overall Record: 22-12-3 (16-9-3-2) 2014-15 Overall Record: 17-16-3 (12-13-3-1) 2015-16 Overall Record: 14-9-5 (11-8-5-3) 2015-16 Overall Record: 9-20-1 (5-18-1-1)
Fighting Hawks Buckeyes University of North Dakota Ohio State University
• No. 9/8 North Dakota (11-8-5-3, 41 pts.; 14-9-5) returns to Ralph Engelstad • Ohio State (5-18-1-1, 17 pts.; 9-20-1) has its final regular season road series Arena this Friday and Saturday, Feb. 12-13, hosting St. Cloud State for their of the season this weekend, a trip to face No. 7 Bemidji State. Earlier this final home games of the regular season. Friday’s game is scheduled to begin season OSU lost both meetings by scores of 2-1 and 3-1. at 7:07 p.m. (CT), with Saturday’s starting at 4:07 p.m. Live stats, along with • In the all-time series between the two teams, OSU holds the advantage (37- live video and audio streams for both games this weekend will be available 20-11). As a matter of fact, Ohio State holds a losing record all-time against through UNDsports.com. just three WCHA teams (Minnesota, Minnesota Duluth, Wisconsin) • UND leads the all-time series history with St. Cloud State, with a 29-19-6 • Between last weekend’s series against No. 2 Wisconsin and next weekend’s record, including a 15-8-3 record at Ralph Engelstad Arena. In fact, UND is series with No. 8 North Dakota, the Buckeyes will be closing out their year undefeated in the past 23 games, with the last loss to the Huskies coming in with six games against ranked opponents, the only team in the country to do Jan. 15, 2010. so. • The Fighting Hawks traveled to Ridder Arena last weekend, taking on the • Few WCHA defenseman have been as successful on both ends of the ice as No. 3 Minnesota Golden Gophers. UND dropped the first contest 3-0, and Dani Sadek, who ranks fourth among WCHA blue liners in assists (16) and despite out-shooting Minnesota, ended up tying the Gophers 0-0 on the fourth in blocked shots (55). second night. UND then won the shootout 2-1 in 11 rounds to secure home • Julia McKinnon has been sensational since the calendar flipped over the ice for the WCHA first-round playoffs. Despite being held scoreless on the 2016. 11 of her 15 points have come since then and she has an Offensive weekend, UND did fantastic on defense -- keep ingthe nation’s second-best Player of the Week honor to her name. offense, which was averaging five goals per game, to just a 1.50 goals-per- • Sometimes teams just need a little longer to warm up than others; case in game average over the weekend. Senior goaltender Shelby Amsley-Benzie point, Ohio State leads the country with 18 points in the final two minutes of made a total of 54 saves and recorded a .947 save percentage over the the first period this season. weekend. She also posted her seventh shutout of the season, and 21st of • One thing that doesn’t need much warming up, though, is the Buckeyes’ her career. She also stopped a career-high 10-of-11 shooters in Saturday’s power play unit; they’re fifth in the nation in first period power play points. shootout. • On the season, Ohio State has been outscored 28-31 in Friday games, 36-51 • North Dakota clinched home ice for the first round of WCHA playoffs, Feb. in Saturday games, and 6-29 in Sunday games 26-28. Possible opponents for that playoff series includes Minnesota Duluth, • In their last six games, the Buckeyes lead the conference in both power play St. Cloud State and Ohio State. UND could still finish as high as third place, as goals and assists. Discounting the Minnesota power play buzz saw, they’re the Fighting Hawks sit just one point behind Bemidji State. The Beavers do also tops in power play percentage during that timespan. hold the tie-breaker, so UND would need to gain a two-point advantage over BSU in the remaining four regular-season games. • Senior Meghan Dufault keeps moving up the career-points list at UND. She recently surpassed Alyssa Wiebe (2008-12) for fifth place in program history. She currently has 125 career points, sitting six points shy of Michelle Karvinen (2011-14) in fourth. • Junior Amy Menke cracked the top-10 scoring list at UND, surpassing Stasia Bakhit (2002-04) and Andrea Dalen (2011-15). She is sits in ninth place with 67 career points. • Senior Becca Kohler currently has 80 career points and is the closest active player to break the 100-point mark; she would become the program’s seventh 100-point scorer. • North Dakota has the seventh-best penalty kill in the country, second best in the WCHA, averaging a .894 shorthanded efficiency. UND has killed off a total of 76 penalties, while only conceding nine goals while on the kill. • Amy Menke’s 29 points is currently tied for 28th in the NCAA and her 1.04 points-per-game average ranks 29th in the nation. Among the WCHA, Menke is tied for 11th in points. • With 445 blocked shots on the season, North Dakota is sixth in the NCAA for most blocked shots by a team, but leads the nation with an average of 15.89 per game. UND blocked a season-high 29 shots in the 4-3 win over Minnesota on Oct. 30. • Six of North Dakota’s seven defensemen have registered points so far this season. Halli Krzyzaniak leads the group with 13 points, stemming from five goals and eight assists. Gracen Hirschy has eight points on the season (4g, 4a), while both Tanja Eisenschmid and Anna Kilponen have five assists each. Additionally, Jordan Hampton has two goals and three assists and Sam LaShomb has recorded two goals and three assists. In all, the UND defense has produced a total of 41 points (13g, 28a) this season.
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Head Coach: Eric Rud (2nd season) Head Coach: Mark Johnson (13th season) Record at SCSU: 19-42-5 Record at UW: 388-72-35 2014-15 Overall Record: 8-28-1 (5-22-1-1) 2014-15 Overall Record: 29-7-4 (19-6-3-1) 2015-16 Overall Record: 11-14-4 (7-13-4-3) 2015-16 Overall Record: 28-1-1 (22-1-1-1)
Huskies Badgers St. Cloud State University University of Wisconsin
• St. Cloud State (7-13-4-3, 28 pts.; 11-14-4) faced the No. 7 Bemidji State • No. 2 Wisconsin (22-1-1-1, 68 pts.; 28-1-1) hockey hosts its final home Beavers this past weekend where they picked up a point on Friday with a 3-3 regular season series of the season this weekend, welcoming Minnesota tie and lost on Saturday with a 4-1 score. State to LaBahn Arena. Prior to Sunday’s tilt, the Badgers will recognize their • The Huskies rallied on Feb. 5 after falling behind 2-0 in the first period to eight seniors. get their fourth tie of the year. The game was sent into a shoot-out where • Thanks to a pair of points from four different Badgers and a shutout by Ann- the Beavers picked up the extra points leaving the Huskies with their first Renée Desbiens, Wisconsin earned a sweep over Ohio State with 2-1 and shoot-out loss of the season. St. Cloud was previously 3/3 in shoot-out 2-0 wins at the OSU Ice Rink. Jenny Ryan and Annie Pankowski tallied goals wins coming from games against North Dakota, Minnesota Duluth, and on Friday, while Baylee Wellhausen tabbed the game winning-goal early in Minnesota State. the second period Saturday before Sam Cogan added an insurance goal in • Molly Illikainen, Brittney Andersonand Lexi Slattery played a big role in the the third frame. Huskies comeback, as the trio was responsible for registering the Huskies' • The Badgers lead the all-time series with the Mavericks 68-2-3. At home, first and second goals, with Illiakinen and Anderson getting a goal and an UW leads the all-time series 36-2-1. The Badgers blanked MSU back on Oct. assist and Slattery with two assists. 30-31 in Mankato. UW earned a 6-0 win on Oct. 30 before coming away with • It was sophomore forward, Alyssa Erickson who cashed in the game tying a 7-0 win on Oct. 31. goal for the Huskies picking up her 5th of the year. • Wisconsin leads the country in scoring defense, holding opponents to 0.57 • Kelsey Saelens scored the lone goal for the Huskies on Saturday after hitting goals per contest. UW has shutout its opponents in 17 of its 30 games this a post early in the game. This marked the junior forward's second goal of year, and has only given up 17 goals all season. the 2015-16 season. • The Badgers enter this weekend with a 20-game home-winning streak, the • Alex Makaric was the fourth player to have a multiple point weekend, longest streak in program history. UW has outscored its opponents 82-11 getting an assist on Erickson's game tying goal and tallying an assist on during the run. Wisconsin’s last loss at its home barn came in Feb. 20, 2015 Saelens' goal on Feb. 6. to St. Cloud State. • Katie Fitzgerald allowed 7 goals on 63 shots over the weekend moving her • At LaBahn Arena, the Badgers are tough to beat, as UW is 59-10-3 at the save percentage to .907 and her goals against averse to 2.97. She has been new barn. In UW’s four years at LaBahn Arena, the Badgers have outscored in net for all WCHA games this season and is 10-14-4 in her final year with their opponents 257-72 at LaBahn Arena, and have posted 30 shutouts. the Huskies. • The Badgers lead the NCAA in penalty killing with a .953 clip. UW has killed • The Huskies hit the road to take on the Fighting Hawks in their last away 82 of its 86 penalties, and has scored seven short-handed goals in 30 games. series of the 2015-16 conference season on Feb. 12-13. Friday's game will be Last season, UW set the NCAA record for penalty killing with a .958 clip. played at 7:07 PM and Saturday's at 3:07 PM. • Pankowski ranks eighth in the NCAA in scoring, averaging 1.53 points per contest. Pankowski has recorded a point in 27 of UW’s 30 games this season and now has 46 points this season, three more than she had last year. • Junior Sarah Nurse ranks seventh in the country with 0.77 goals per game and 23rd with 1.12 points per contest. The Hamilton, Ontario, native also ranks third nationally in game-winning goals with five. Nurse is tied for second nationally with three short-handed goals. • Sophomore Emily Clark ranks 15th in the NCAA in points per contest, averaging 1.25 points per game. Clark has 13 points in her last eight games for UW. With her five game-winning goals this year, Clark is tied for third in the NCAA in game-winning tallies. • Desbiens leads the nation in save percentage (.966), goals-against average (0.61) wins (26) and shutouts (15). • Desbiens’ 15 shutouts this year are the most in program history, as well as ranking third in NCAA history. Last season the La Malbaie, Quebec, native tied a UW record with 14 shutouts. Desbiens is the only goalie in NCAA history to record back-to-back seasons of 12 or more shutouts. Desbiens also has 32 career shutouts, which ranks second in program history and third in NCAA history. In 76 career starts at Wisconsin, Desbiens has recorded a shutout in .421 of her games. • Junior Jenny Ryan ranks fourth in points per game among defensemen, averaging 0.93 points per contest. Ryan has six goals this year, three of which are game-winning strikes. • Senior Courtney Burke ranks seventh in points per game among defensemen, averaging 0.83 points per contest. Her 98 career points are the third-most in program history among defensemen. Burke is tied for 20th in program history with 98 career points and is two points away from becoming the 19th player in UW history to reach 100 career points.
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Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- 1 Dani Cameranesi MIN JR F 24 21-25-46 1.92 8/16 11 0 3 0 +27 2 Hannah Brandt MIN SR F 20 17-21-38 1.90 1/2 3 1 3 4 +28 3 Sarah Potomak MIN FR F 22 9-28-37 1.68 1/2 0 0 0 0 +34 4 Annie Pankowski WIS SO F 24 13-23-36 1.50 8/16 3 1 3 0 +30 5 Kelly Pannek MIN SO F 24 15-19-34 1.42 2/4 5 0 3 0 +30 6 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND JR F 24 10-20-30 1.25 3/6 3 0 1 1 +6 7 Emily Clark WIS SO F 22 12-16-28 1.27 5/10 2 0 4 0 +27 Lara Stalder MND JR F 23 10-18-28 1.22 4/19 5 1 1 1 +9 9 Michela Cava MND SR F 24 13-14-27 1.12 4/8 1 1 1 1 +17 10 Cara Piazza MIN SO F 24 10-15-25 1.04 4/8 3 0 2 0 +23 11 Kate Schipper MIN JR F 24 8-16-24 1.00 7/14 2 0 0 0 +22 12 Amy Menke NDK JR F 24 13-9-22 0.92 5/10 3 2 3 1 +5 Jenny Ryan WIS JR D 24 5-17-22 0.92 6/12 2 0 2 0 +29 14 Molly Illikainen STC SR F 22 12-9-21 0.95 7/14 2 2 2 1 -1 Claudia Kepler OSU JR F 24 12-9-21 0.88 14/28 3 0 2 0 -3 16 Meghan Dufault NDK SR F 21 6-14-20 0.95 9/18 0 0 1 0 +6 17 Sarah Nurse WIS JR F 20 13-6-19 0.95 4/8 1 3 2 0 +14 Milica McMillen MIN SR D 22 5-14-19 0.86 11/22 3 0 1 0 +19 19 Courtney Burke WIS SR D 24 3-15-18 0.75 8/16 2 0 1 0 +28 20 Kaitlyn Tougas BMJ SR F 24 6-11-17 0.71 3/6 3 0 1 0 +3 Megan Wolfe MIN JR D 24 3-14-17 0.71 9/18 0 0 2 0 +32 22 Becca Kohler NDK SR F 24 6-10-16 0.67 6/15 3 0 1 0 +6 Sam Cogan WIS FR F 24 6-10-16 0.67 2/4 1 0 1 0 +25 Sydney McKibbon WIS JR F 24 3-13-16 0.67 2/4 2 0 0 0 +11 25 6 Players Tied With 15 Points
Defenseman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- 1 Jenny Ryan WIS JR D 24 5-17-22 0.92 6/12 2 0 2 0 +29 2 Milica McMillen MIN SR D 22 5-14-19 0.86 11/22 3 0 1 0 +19 3 Courtney Burke WIS SR D 24 3-15-18 0.75 8/16 2 0 1 0 +28 4 Megan Wolfe MIN JR D 24 3-14-17 0.71 9/18 0 0 2 0 +32 5 Ivana Bilic BMJ SR D 24 3-12-15 0.62 10/20 2 0 0 0 +3 Sydney Baldwin MIN SO D 24 2-13-15 0.62 2/4 0 0 0 0 +34 7 Lee Stecklein MIN JR D 24 6-8-14 0.58 2/4 1 0 1 0 +26 8 Cara Zubko OSU SR D 24 4-9-13 0.54 7/25 2 0 0 0 -9 Alexis Joyce BMJ SO D 24 2-11-13 0.54 9/18 0 0 2 0 +3 Dani Sadek OSU SO D 24 2-11-13 0.54 5/10 1 0 1 0 -11 11 Brittney Anderson STC SO D 24 2-10-12 0.50 2/4 1 0 0 0 -23 12 Halli Krzyzaniak NDK JR D 22 3-8-11 0.50 5/10 2 0 0 0 +7 13 Sidney Morin MND JR D 24 4-6-10 0.42 2/4 0 0 1 0 +10 Lauren Boyle OSU FR D 24 1-9-10 0.42 10/28 1 0 0 0 -12 15 Anna Keys MNS SO D 24 1-8-9 0.38 13/26 0 0 0 0 -17 Lexi Slattery STC SR D 24 1-8-9 0.38 10/20 0 0 0 0 -13
Freshman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- 1 Sarah Potomak MIN FR F 22 9-28-37 1.68 1/2 0 0 0 0 +34 2 Sam Cogan WIS FR F 24 6-10-16 0.67 2/4 1 0 1 0 +25 3 Julia Tylke STC FR F 23 7-8-15 0.65 6/12 2 0 3 0 -12 Emily Antony MNS FR F 24 6-9-15 0.62 1/2 1 0 0 0 -14 5 Taylor Williamson MIN FR F 22 3-7-10 0.45 2/4 0 0 3 0 +8 Lauren Boyle OSU FR D 24 1-9-10 0.42 10/28 1 0 0 0 -12 7 Jordan McLaughlin MNS FR F 24 4-5-9 0.38 1/2 0 0 0 0 -13 8 Maddy Field OSU FR F 24 4-4-8 0.33 7/22 0 0 1 0 -16 9 Sophie Skarzynski MIN FR D 23 2-5-7 0.30 1/2 0 0 0 0 +13 10 Mikaela Gardner WIS FR D 21 1-5-6 0.29 4/8 0 0 0 0 +9 Morgan Morse MND FR F 24 4-2-6 0.25 2/4 0 0 2 0 -7 12 Hannah Potrykus STC FR F 24 3-2-5 0.21 4/8 0 0 0 0 -12 Sophia Shaver WIS FR F 24 2-3-5 0.21 1/2 0 1 0 0 +8 14 Vilma Tanskanen NDK FR F 22 4-0-4 0.18 0/0 0 0 0 0 -5 15 8 Players Tied With 3 Points Conference Scoring Leaders
Goal Scoring GP G GPG Assist Scoring GP A APG 1 Dani Cameranesi MIN JR F 24 21 0.88 1 Sarah Potomak MIN FR F 22 28 1.27 2 Hannah Brandt MIN SR F 20 17 0.85 2 Dani Cameranesi MIN JR F 24 25 1.04 3 Kelly Pannek MIN SO F 24 15 0.62 3 Annie Pankowski WIS SO F 24 23 0.96 4 Sarah Nurse WIS JR F 20 13 0.65 4 Hannah Brandt MIN SR F 20 21 1.05 Michela Cava MND SR F 24 13 0.54 5 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND JR F 24 20 0.83 Amy Menke NDK JR F 24 13 0.54 6 Kelly Pannek MIN SO F 24 19 0.79 Annie Pankowski WIS SO F 24 13 0.54 7 Lara Stalder MND JR F 23 18 0.78 8 Molly Illikainen STC SR F 22 12 0.55 8 Jenny Ryan WIS JR D 24 17 0.71 Emily Clark WIS SO F 22 12 0.55 9 Emily Clark WIS SO F 22 16 0.73 Claudia Kepler OSU JR F 24 12 0.50 Kate Schipper MIN JR F 24 16 0.67 11 Lara Stalder MND JR F 23 10 0.43 11 Cara Piazza MIN SO F 24 15 0.62 Cara Piazza MIN SO F 24 10 0.42 Courtney Burke WIS SR D 24 15 0.62 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND JR F 24 10 0.42
Power Play Goals GP G GPG Power Play Points GP G-A-P PPG 1 Dani Cameranesi MIN JR F 24 11 0.46 1 Dani Cameranesi MIN JR F 24 11-4-15 0.62 2 Lara Stalder MND JR F 23 5 0.22 2 Kelly Pannek MIN SO F 24 5-7-12 0.50 Kelly Pannek MIN SO F 24 5 0.21 3 Hannah Brandt MIN SR F 20 3-8-11 0.55 4 11 Players Tied With 3 Annie Pankowski WIS SO F 24 3-8-11 0.46 5 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND JR F 24 3-7-10 0.42 6 Milica McMillen MIN SR D 22 3-5-8 0.36 Ivana Bilic BMJ SR D 24 2-6-8 0.33 8 5 Players Tied With 7 Points
Shorthanded Goals GP G GPG Game-Winning Goals GP G GPG 1 Sarah Nurse WIS JR F 20 3 0.15 1 Emily Clark WIS SO F 22 4 0.18 2 Molly Illikainen STC SR F 22 2 0.09 Layla Marvin NDK SR F 24 4 0.17 Amy Menke NDK JR F 24 2 0.08 3 Hannah Brandt MIN SR F 20 3 0.15 4 9 Players Tied With 1 Taylor Williamson MIN FR F 22 3 0.14 Julia Tylke STC FR F 23 3 0.13 Dani Cameranesi MIN JR F 24 3 0.12 Kelly Pannek MIN SO F 24 3 0.12 Amy Menke NDK JR F 24 3 0.12 Erika Sowchuk WIS SR F 24 3 0.12 Annie Pankowski WIS SO F 24 3 0.12
Plus-Minus GP +/- Hat Tricks GP HT 1 Sarah Potomak MIN FR F 22 +34 1 Hannah Brandt MIN SR F 20 4 Sydney Baldwin MIN SO D 24 +34 2 Molly Illikainen STC SR F 22 1 3 Megan Wolfe MIN JR D 24 +32 Lara Stalder MND JR F 23 1 4 Kelly Pannek MIN SO F 24 +30 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND JR F 24 1 Annie Pankowski WIS SO F 24 +30 Michela Cava MND SR F 24 1 6 Jenny Ryan WIS JR D 24 +29 Amy Menke NDK JR F 24 1 7 Hannah Brandt MIN SR F 20 +28 Courtney Burke WIS SR D 24 +28 9 Emily Clark WIS SO F 22 +27 Dani Cameranesi MIN JR F 24 +27
Blocked Shots GP BLK BLK/G Face-Off Percentage FW FL FO % 1 Ivana Bilic BMJ SR D 24 69 2.88 1 Kelly Pannek MIN SO F 293 144 .670 2 Tanja Eisenschmid NDK SR D 22 54 2.45 2 Molly Illikainen STC SR F 47 26 .644 3 Madison Hutchinson BMJ JR D 24 51 2.12 3 Cara Piazza MIN SO F 65 39 .625 4 Sam LaShomb NDK SR D/F 24 46 1.92 4 Claudia Kepler OSU JR F 68 41 .624 Jenna Redford STC JR D/F 24 46 1.92 5 Sydney McKibbon WIS JR F 249 158 .612 6 Anna-Maria Fiegert MNS JR D 20 44 2.20 6 Hannah Brandt MIN SR F 210 142 .597 Dani Sadek OSU SO D 24 44 1.83 7 Meghan Dufault NDK SR F 287 210 .577 Lexi Slattery STC SR D 24 44 1.83 8 Taylor Williamson MIN FR F 106 81 .567 9 Anna Keys MNS SO D 24 42 1.75 9 Kaitlyn Harding WIS SR F 61 49 .555 Alexa Ranahan OSU JR D 24 42 1.75 10 Michela Cava MND SR F 229 200 .534 Conference Goaltending Leaders
Goals Against Average GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % 1 Ann-Renée Desbiens WIS JR 23 1387:46 13 0.56 21-1-1 14 422 .970 2 Amanda Leveille MIN SR 20 1119:28 25 1.34 16-3-1 5 365 .936 3 Shelby Amsley-Benzie NDK SR 21 1278:28 34 1.60 10-7-4 6 450 .930 4 Brittni Mowat BMJ JR 24 1397:43 40 1.72 13-9-2 4 632 .940 5 Kayla Black MND SR 11 559:49 21 2.25 5-3-1 1 239 .919 6 Maddie Rooney MND FR 14 721:56 35 2.91 4-8-0 2 328 .904 7 Katie Fitzgerald STC SR 24 1436:47 70 2.92 7-13-4 0 716 .911 8 Alex LaMere OSU SO 19 1042:32 60 3.45 4-13-1 1 468 .886 9 Brianna Quade MNS JR 23 1332:37 81 3.65 0-20-2 0 666 .892
Save Percentage GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % 1 Ann-Renée Desbiens WIS JR 23 1387:46 13 0.56 21-1-1 14 422 .970 2 Brittni Mowat BMJ JR 24 1397:43 40 1.72 13-9-2 4 632 .940 3 Amanda Leveille MIN SR 20 1119:28 25 1.34 16-3-1 5 365 .936 4 Shelby Amsley-Benzie NDK SR 21 1278:28 34 1.60 10-7-4 6 450 .930 5 Kayla Black MND SR 11 559:49 21 2.25 5-3-1 1 239 .919 6 Katie Fitzgerald STC SR 24 1436:47 70 2.92 7-13-4 0 716 .911 7 Maddie Rooney MND FR 14 721:56 35 2.91 4-8-0 2 328 .904 8 Brianna Quade MNS JR 23 1332:37 81 3.65 0-20-2 0 666 .892 9 Alex LaMere OSU SO 19 1042:32 60 3.45 4-13-1 1 468 .886
Saves GP SVS/G Saves Shutouts GP Shutouts 1 Katie Fitzgerald STC SR 24 29.8 716 1 Ann-Renée Desbiens WIS JR 23 14 2 Brianna Quade MNS JR 23 29.0 666 2 Shelby Amsley-Benzie NDK SR 21 6 3 Brittni Mowat BMJ JR 24 26.3 632 3 Amanda Leveille MIN SR 20 5 4 Alex LaMere OSU SO 19 24.6 468 4 Brittni Mowat BMJ JR 24 4 5 Shelby Amsley-Benzie NDK SR 21 21.4 450 5 Maddie Rooney MND FR 14 2 6 Ann-Renée Desbiens WIS JR 23 18.3 422 6 Megan Miller WIS SR 1 1 7 Amanda Leveille MIN SR 20 18.2 365 Sidney Peters MIN SO 7 1 8 Maddie Rooney MND FR 14 23.4 328 Kayla Black MND SR 11 1 9 Kayla Black MND SR 11 21.7 239 Alex LaMere OSU SO 19 1 10 Stacy Danczak OSU SR 7 21.1 148 11 Karissa Grapp MND SR 4 23.8 95 12 Kathryn Bidulka MNS SO 4 16.8 67 13 Sidney Peters MIN SO 7 9.1 64 14 Lexie Shaw NDK JR 3 13.7 41 15 Selena Hunter OSU SO 2 16.0 32 16 Mackenzie Bruch BMJ SR 1 15.0 15 17 Megan Miller WIS SR 1 14.0 14 18 Erin Deters BMJ SO 1 10.0 10 19 Emma May MIN FR 1 3.0 3 20 Taylor Crosby STC FR 1 1.0 1 WCHA Women Team Conference Statistics
TEAM OFFENSE TEAM DEFENSE
Team Games Goals G/GM Team Games Goals G/GM 1 Minnesota 24 118 4.92 1 Wisconsin 24 13 0.54 2 Wisconsin 24 85 3.54 2 Minnesota 24 31 1.29 3 Minnesota Duluth 24 57 2.38 3 North Dakota 24 43 1.79 4 Ohio State 24 50 2.08 4 Bemidji State 24 46 1.92 5 North Dakota 24 47 1.96 5 Minnesota Duluth 24 66 2.75 6 Bemidji State 24 42 1.75 6 St. Cloud State 24 80 3.33 7 Minnesota State 24 38 1.58 7 Ohio State 24 97 4.04 St. Cloud State 24 38 1.58 8 Minnesota State 24 99 4.12
POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL
Team Totals SHA PP % Team Totals SHF PK % 1 Minnesota 30/64 0 46.9 1 Wisconsin 66/69 5 95.7 2 Wisconsin 16/72 0 22.2 2 North Dakota 56/63 3 88.9 3 Ohio State 14/71 2 19.7 3 Minnesota 41/51 1 80.4 4 North Dakota 10/54 2 18.5 4 St. Cloud State 52/65 2 80.0 5 Minnesota Duluth 11/69 1 15.9 5 Bemidji State 45/58 0 77.6 6 St. Cloud State 10/63 4 15.9 6 Ohio State 66/86 1 76.7 7 Bemidji State 10/66 2 15.2 7 Minnesota State 47/69 1 68.1 8 Minnesota State 9/66 5 13.6 8 Minnesota Duluth 42/64 3 65.6
PENALTY MINUTES SHOTS ON GOAL
Team Games PIM PIM/G Team Games SOG SOG/G 1 Ohio State 24 231 9.6 1 Wisconsin 24 915 38.1 2 North Dakota 24 163 6.8 2 Minnesota 24 835 34.8 3 Minnesota Duluth 24 162 6.8 3 North Dakota 24 740 30.8 4 Wisconsin 24 156 6.5 4 Minnesota Duluth 24 652 27.2 5 St. Cloud State 24 150 6.2 5 Ohio State 24 590 24.6 6 Minnesota State 24 146 6.1 6 Bemidji State 24 589 24.5 7 Minnesota 24 126 5.2 7 Minnesota State 24 473 19.7 8 Bemidji State 24 124 5.2 8 St. Cloud State 24 457 19.0
SCORING BY PERIOD GOALS ALLOWED BY PERIOD
Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Minnesota 34 51 32 1 118 1 Wisconsin 2 3 8 0 13 2 Wisconsin 31 26 27 1 85 2 Minnesota 71112131 3 Minnesota Duluth 17 14 25 1 57 3 North Dakota 12 9 21 1 43 4 Ohio State 19 17 14 0 50 4 Bemidji State 141714146 5 North Dakota 11 17 18 1 47 5 Minnesota Duluth 22 27 15 2 66 6 Bemidji State 12 8 20 2 42 6 St. Cloud State 21 28 31 0 80 7 Minnesota State 14 8 16 0 38 7 Ohio State 353230097 St. Cloud State 11 14 12 1 38 8 Minnesota State 362833299
SPECIAL TEAMS NET
Team PPF SHA PP NET PPA SHF SH NET ST NET 1 Minne sota 30 0 +30 10 1 -9 +21 2 Wisconsin 16 0 +16 3 5 +2 +18 3 North Dakota 10 2 +8 7 3 -4 +4 4 Bemidji State 10 2 +8 13 0 -13 -5 St. Cloud State 10 4 +6 13 2 -11 -5 6 Ohio State 14 2 +12 20 1 -19 -7 7 Minnesota Duluth 11 1 +10 22 3 -19 -9 8 Minnesota State 9 5 +4 22 1 -21 -17 Overall Scoring Leaders
Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- 1 Dani Cameranesi MIN JR F 29 25-29-54 1.86 10/20 12 0 3 1 +34 2 Hannah Brandt MIN SR F 25 22-27-49 1.96 1/2 4 1 3 4 +38 3 Annie Pankowski WIS SO F 30 18-28-46 1.53 9/18 4 3 3 1 +38 4 Sarah Potomak MIN FR F 27 11-34-45 1.67 3/6 0 0 1 0 +44 5 Kelly Pannek MIN SO F 29 18-21-39 1.34 3/6 5 0 4 0 +33 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND JR F 30 14-25-39 1.30 5/10 3 0 3 1 +8 7 Emily Clark WIS SO F 28 18-17-35 1.25 6/12 3 0 5 0 +36 8 Lara Stalder MND JR F 29 15-19-34 1.17 7/25 6 1 1 1 +13 9 Michela Cava MND SR F 30 16-15-31 1.03 4/8 1 1 2 1 +18 10 Cara Piazza MIN SO F 29 10-20-30 1.03 4/8 3 0 2 0 +25 11 Sarah Nurse WIS JR F 26 20-9-29 1.12 5/10 2 3 5 0 +25 Amy Menke NDK JR F 28 14-15-29 1.04 5/10 3 2 3 1 +8 Kate Schipper MIN JR F 29 10-19-29 1.00 7/14 2 0 1 0 +27 14 Molly Illikainen STC SR F 27 15-13-28 1.04 8/16 2 2 4 1 +2 Jenny Ryan WIS JR D 30 6-22-28 0.93 8/16 2 0 3 0 +39 16 Sydney McKibbon WIS JR F 30 3-23-26 0.87 5/10 2 0 0 0 +19 17 Meghan Dufault NDK SR F 25 7-18-25 1.00 12/24 0 0 2 0 +10 Courtney Burke WIS SR D 30 3-22-25 0.83 9/18 2 0 1 0 +41 19 Kaitlyn Tougas BMJ SR F 30 6-17-23 0.77 3/6 3 0 1 0 +7 20 Milica McMillen MIN SR D 27 8-14-22 0.81 12/24 6 0 2 0 +25 Claudia Kepler OSU JR F 28 12-10-22 0.79 15/30 3 0 2 0 -3 Becca Kohler NDK SR F 28 11-11-22 0.79 8/19 4 0 3 0 +9 Megan Wolfe MIN JR D 29 4-18-22 0.76 11/22 0 0 2 0 +36 Kendall Curtis OSU SR F 30 13-9-22 0.73 3/6 2 0 3 0 -5 25 Katie Johnson MNS SR F 27 4-16-20 0.74 6/12 0 0 1 0 -8 Lee Stecklein MIN JR D 29 7-13-20 0.69 2/4 1 0 1 0 +31 Sam Cogan WIS FR F 30 8-12-20 0.67 2/4 2 0 1 0 +31
Defenseman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- 1 Jenny Ryan WIS JR D 30 6-22-28 0.93 8/16 2 0 3 0 +39 2 Courtney Burke WIS SR D 30 3-22-25 0.83 9/18 2 0 1 0 +41 3 Milica McMillen MIN SR D 27 8-14-22 0.81 12/24 6 0 2 0 +25 Megan Wolfe MIN JR D 29 4-18-22 0.76 11/22 0 0 2 0 +36 5 Lee Stecklein MIN JR D 29 7-13-20 0.69 2/4 1 0 1 0 +31 6 Dani Sadek OSU SO D 30 3-16-19 0.63 6/12 1 0 1 0 -9 7 Ivana Bilic BMJ SR D 28 3-14-17 0.61 12/24 2 0 0 0 +7 Brittney Anderson STC SO D 29 3-14-17 0.59 3/6 1 0 0 0 -21 Cara Zubko OSU SR D 30 4-13-17 0.57 10/31 2 0 0 0 -5 10 Sydney Baldwin MIN SO D 29 3-13-16 0.55 3/6 1 0 1 0 +41 Alexis Joyce BMJ SO D 30 4-12-16 0.53 9/18 0 0 2 0 +7 12 Lauren Boyle OSU FR D 30 2-13-15 0.50 13/37 1 0 0 0 -7 13 Lexi Slattery STC SR D 29 3-11-14 0.48 11/22 1 0 0 0 -10 14 Halli Krzyzaniak NDK JR D 26 5-8-13 0.50 5/10 2 0 0 0 +9 Sidney Morin MND JR D 30 4-9-13 0.43 2/4 0 0 1 0 +12
Freshman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- 1 Sarah Potomak MIN FR F 27 11-34-45 1.67 3/6 0 0 1 0 +44 2 Sam Cogan WIS FR F 30 8-12-20 0.67 2/4 2 0 1 0 +31 3 Julia Tylke STC FR F 28 8-11-19 0.68 6/12 2 0 3 0 -10 4 Emily Antony MNS FR F 30 6-10-16 0.53 1/2 1 0 0 0 -15 5 Lauren Boyle OSU FR D 30 2-13-15 0.50 13/37 1 0 0 0 -7 6 Maddy Field OSU FR F 30 7-6-13 0.43 11/30 1 0 1 0 -11 7 Taylor Williamson MIN FR F 27 3-8-11 0.41 2/4 0 0 3 0 +9 8 Jordan McLaughlin MNS FR F 28 5-5-10 0.36 4/19 0 0 0 0 -12 9 Sophia Shaver WIS FR F 30 6-3-9 0.30 2/4 1 1 0 0 +14 10 Mikaela Gardner WIS FR D 26 1-6-7 0.27 5/10 0 0 0 0 +13 Sophie Skarzynski MIN FR D 28 2-5-7 0.25 1/2 0 0 0 0 +17 Morgan Morse MND FR F 30 4-3-7 0.23 3/6 0 0 2 0 -6 13 Corbin Boyd MNS FR F 23 2-4-6 0.26 0/0 0 0 0 0 -14 Vilma Tanskanen NDK FR F 26 4-2-6 0.23 0/0 0 0 0 0 -4 Hannah Potrykus STC FR F 29 4-2-6 0.21 4/8 0 0 1 0 -12 Overall Scoring Leaders
Goal Scoring GP G GPG Assist Scoring GP A APG 1 Dani Cameranesi MIN JR F 29 25 0.86 1 Sarah Potomak MIN FR F 27 34 1.26 2 Hannah Brandt MIN SR F 25 22 0.88 2 Dani Cameranesi MIN JR F 29 29 1.00 3 Sarah Nurse WIS JR F 26 20 0.77 3 Annie Pankowski WIS SO F 30 28 0.93 4 Emily Clark WIS SO F 28 18 0.64 4 Hannah Brandt MIN SR F 25 27 1.08 Kelly Pannek MIN SO F 29 18 0.62 5 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND JR F 30 25 0.83 Annie Pankowski WIS SO F 30 18 0.60 6 Sydney McKibbon WIS JR F 30 23 0.77 7 Michela Cava MND SR F 30 16 0.53 7 Courtney Burke WIS SR D 30 22 0.73 8 Molly Illikainen STC SR F 27 15 0.56 Jenny Ryan WIS JR D 30 22 0.73 Lara Stalder MND JR F 29 15 0.52 9 Kelly Pannek MIN SO F 29 21 0.72 10 Amy Menke NDK JR F 28 14 0.50 10 Cara Piazza MIN SO F 29 20 0.69 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND JR F 30 14 0.47 11 Kate Schipper MIN JR F 29 19 0.66 12 Kendall Curtis OSU SR F 30 13 0.43 Lara Stalder MND JR F 29 19 0.66
Power Play Goals GP G GPG Power Play Points GP G-A-P PPG 1 Dani Cameranesi MIN JR F 29 12 0.41 1 Dani Cameranesi MIN JR F 29 12-5-17 0.59 2 Milica McMillen MIN SR D 27 6 0.22 2 Hannah Brandt MIN SR F 25 4-10-14 0.56 Lara Stalder MND JR F 29 6 0.21 Kelly Pannek MIN SO F 29 5-9-14 0.48 4 Kelly Pannek MIN SO F 29 5 0.17 Annie Pankowski WIS SO F 30 4-10-14 0.47 5 Hannah Brandt MIN SR F 25 4 0.16 5 Milica McMillen MIN SR D 27 6-5-11 0.41 Becca Kohler NDK SR F 28 4 0.14 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND JR F 30 3-8-11 0.37 Annie Pankowski WIS SO F 30 4 0.13 7 Sydney McKibbon WIS JR F 30 2-8-10 0.33 8 9 Players Tied With 3 8 Ivana Bilic BMJ SR D 28 2-7-9 0.32 9 6 Players Tied With 8 Points
Shorthanded Goals GP G GPG Game-Winning Goals GP G GPG 1 Sarah Nurse WIS JR F 26 3 0.12 1 Sarah Nurse WIS JR F 26 5 0.19 Annie Pankowski WIS SO F 30 3 0.10 Emily Clark WIS SO F 28 5 0.18 3 Molly Illikainen STC SR F 27 2 0.07 3 Molly Illikainen STC SR F 27 4 0.15 Amy Menke NDK JR F 28 2 0.07 Layla Marvin NDK SR F 28 4 0.14 5 8 Players Tied With 1 Kelly Pannek MIN SO F 29 4 0.14 6 12 Players Tied With 3
Plus-Minus GP +/- Hat Tricks GP HT 1 Sarah Potomak MIN FR F 27 +44 1 Hannah Brandt MIN SR F 25 4 2 Sydney Baldwin MIN SO D 29 +41 2 Molly Illikainen STC SR F 27 1 Courtney Burke WIS SR D 30 +41 Amy Menke NDK JR F 28 1 4 Jenny Ryan WIS JR D 30 +39 Dani Cameranesi MIN JR F 29 1 5 Hannah Brandt MIN SR F 25 +38 Lara Stalder MND JR F 29 1 Annie Pankowski WIS SO F 30 +38 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND JR F 30 1 7 Emily Clark WIS SO F 28 +36 Michela Cava MND SR F 30 1 Megan Wolfe MIN JR D 29 +36 Annie Pankowski WIS SO F 30 1 9 Dani Cameranesi MIN JR F 29 +34 10 Kelly Pannek MIN SO F 29 +33
Blocked Shots GP BLK BLK/G Face-Off Percentage FW FL FO % 1 Ivana Bilic BMJ SR D 28 74 2.64 1 Kelly Pannek MIN SO F 336 170 .664 2 Madison Hutchinson BMJ JR D 30 64 2.13 2 Molly Illikainen STC SR F 55 33 .625 3 Tanja Eisenschmid NDK SR D 26 58 2.23 3 Hannah Brandt MIN SR F 272 165 .622 4 Dani Sadek OSU SO D 30 55 1.83 4 Sydney McKibbon WIS JR F 324 197 .622 5 Jenna Redford STC JR D/F 29 54 1.86 5 Cara Piazza MIN SO F 69 42 .622 Anna Keys MNS SO D 30 54 1.80 6 Claudia Kepler OSU JR F 86 55 .610 7 Anna-Maria Fiegert MNS JR D 24 49 2.04 7 Kaitlyn Tougas BMJ SR F 57 41 .582 Alexa Ranahan OSU JR D 29 49 1.69 8 Meghan Dufault NDK SR F 337 253 .571 9 Alexis Joyce BMJ SO D 30 48 1.60 9 Kaitlyn Harding WIS SR F 88 71 .553 10 Lexi Slattery STC SR D 29 47 1.62 10 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND JR F 203 168 .547 Overall Goaltending Leaders
Goals Against Average GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % 1 Ann-Renée Desbiens WIS JR 28 1667:06 17 0.61 26-1-1 15 488 .966 2 Amanda Leveille MIN SR 23 1299:28 28 1.29 19-3-1 7 411 .936 3 Brittni Mowat BMJ JR 29 1696:54 46 1.63 18-9-2 5 725 .940 4 Shelby Amsley-Benzie NDK SR 24 1456:49 41 1.69 12-8-4 7 508 .925 5 Kayla Black MND SR 14 743:49 29 2.34 7-4-1 1 314 .915 6 Maddie Rooney MND FR 17 900:15 44 2.93 5-10-0 2 407 .902 7 Katie Fitzgerald STC SR 28 1676:14 83 2.97 10-14-4 1 805 .907 8 Alex LaMere OSU SO 24 1300:30 70 3.23 7-14-1 1 570 .891 9 Brianna Quade MNS JR 29 1697:27 92 3.25 3-22-3 1 809 .898
Save Percentage GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % 1 Ann-Renée Desbiens WIS JR 28 1667:06 17 0.61 26-1-1 15 488 .966 2 Brittni Mowat BMJ JR 29 1696:54 46 1.63 18-9-2 5 725 .940 3 Amanda Leveille MIN SR 23 1299:28 28 1.29 19-3-1 7 411 .936 4 Shelby Amsley-Benzie NDK SR 24 1456:49 41 1.69 12-8-4 7 508 .925 5 Kayla Black MND SR 14 743:49 29 2.34 7-4-1 1 314 .915 6 Katie Fitzgerald STC SR 28 1676:14 83 2.97 10-14-4 1 805 .907 7 Maddie Rooney MND FR 17 900:15 44 2.93 5-10-0 2 407 .902 8 Brianna Quade MNS JR 29 1697:27 92 3.25 3-22-3 1 809 .898 9 Alex LaMere OSU SO 24 1300:30 70 3.23 7-14-1 1 570 .891
Saves GP SVS/G Saves Shutouts GP Shutouts 1 Brianna Quade MNS JR 29 27.9 809 1 Ann-Renée Desbiens WIS JR 28 15 2 Katie Fitzgerald STC SR 28 28.8 805 2 Amanda Leveille MIN SR 23 7 3 Brittni Mowat BMJ JR 29 25.0 725 Shelby Amsley-Benzie NDK SR 24 7 4 Alex LaMere OSU SO 24 23.8 570 4 Brittni Mowat BMJ JR 29 5 5 Shelby Amsley-Benzie NDK SR 24 21.2 508 5 Megan Miller WIS SR 2 2 6 Ann-Renée Desbiens WIS JR 28 17.4 488 Sidney Peters MIN SO 9 2 7 Amanda Leveille MIN SR 23 17.9 411 Maddie Rooney MND FR 17 2 8 Maddie Rooney MND FR 17 23.9 407 8 Kayla Black MND SR 14 1 9 Kayla Black MND SR 14 22.4 314 Alex LaMere OSU SO 24 1 10 Stacy Danczak OSU SR 9 19.9 179 Katie Fitzgerald STC SR 28 1 11 Karissa Grapp MND SR 4 23.8 95 Brianna Quade MNS JR 29 1 12 Sidney Peters MIN SO 9 9.4 85 13 Kathryn Bidulka MNS SO 4 16.8 67 14 Lexie Shaw NDK JR 4 15.5 62 15 Selena Hunter OSU SO 2 16.0 32 16 Megan Miller WIS SR 2 12.5 25 17 Erin Deters BMJ SO 2 11.5 23 18 Taylor Crosby STC FR 2 11.0 22 19 Mackenzie Bruch BMJ SR 1 15.0 15 20 Emma May MIN FR 1 3.0 3 Jorie Walters WIS SR 1 3.0 3 WCHA Women Team Overall Statistics
TEAM OFFENSE TEAM DEFENSE
Team Games Goals G/GM Team Games Goals G/GM 1 Minnesota 29 142 4.90 1 Wisconsin 30 17 0.57 2 Wisconsin 30 115 3.83 2 Minnesota 29 35 1.21 3 Minnesota Duluth 30 73 2.43 3 North Dakota 28 52 1.86 4 Ohio State 30 70 2.33 4 Bemidji State 30 56 1.87 5 North Dakota 28 60 2.14 5 Minnesota Duluth 30 84 2.80 6 Bemidji State 30 61 2.03 6 St. Cloud State 29 95 3.28 7 St. Cloud State 29 55 1.90 7 Minnesota State 30 110 3.67 8 Minnesota State 30 52 1.73 8 Ohio State 30 111 3.70
POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL
Team Totals SHA PP % Team Totals SHF PK % 1 Minnesota 37/77 0 48.1 1 Wisconsin 82/86 7 95.3 2 Wisconsin 22/103 0 21.4 2 North Dakota 76/85 3 89.4 3 North Dakota 13/62 2 21.0 3 Minnesota 49/61 1 80.3 4 Ohio State 18/92 2 19.6 4 Bemidji State 61/76 0 80.3 5 St. Cloud State 15/80 4 18.8 5 Ohio State 91/117 1 77.8 6 Bemidji State 13/86 2 15.1 6 St. Cloud State 60/80 2 75.0 7 Minnesota Duluth 13/93 1 14.0 7 Minnesota State 68/94 1 72.3 8 Minnesota State 10/86 6 11.6 8 Minnesota Duluth 60/87 3 69.0
PENALTY MINUTES SHOTS ON GOAL
Team Games PIM PIM/G Team Games SOG SOG/G 1 Ohio State 30 313 10.4 1 Wisconsin 30 1224 40.8 2 North Dakota 28 209 7.5 2 Minnesota 29 1024 35.3 3 Minnesota State 30 211 7.0 3 North Dakota 28 866 30.9 4 Minnesota Duluth 30 210 7.0 4 Minnesota Duluth 30 864 28.8 5 Wisconsin 30 196 6.5 5 Bemidji State 30 810 27.0 6 St. Cloud State 29 180 6.2 6 Ohio State 30 753 25.1 7 Bemidji State 30 179 6.0 7 Minnesota State 30 644 21.5 8 Minnesota 29 148 5.1 8 St. Cloud State 29 584 20.1
SCORING BY PERIOD GOALS ALLOWED BY PERIOD
Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Minnesota 44 61 36 1 142 1 Wisconsin 5 4 8 0 17 2 Wisconsin 38 41 35 1 115 2 Minnesota 91213135 3 Minnesota Duluth 20 19 32 2 73 3 North Dakota 14 13 24 1 52 4 Ohio State 24 28 18 0 70 4 Bemidji State 172315156 5 Bemidji State 20 16 23 2 61 5 Minnesota Duluth 28 35 19 2 84 6 North Dakota 15 21 23 1 60 6 St. Cloud State 26 33 36 0 95 7 St. Cloud State 14 20 20 1 55 7 Minnesota State 3832382110 8 Minnesota State 22 10 20 0 52 8 Ohio State 3938340111
SPECIAL TEAMS NET
Team PPF SHA PP NET PPA SHF SH NET ST NET 1 Minnesota 37 0 +37 12 1 -11 +26 2 Wisconsin 22 0 +22 4 7 +3 +25 3 North Dakota 13 2 +11 9 3 -6 +5 4 Bemidji State 13 2 +11 15 0 -15 -4 5 St. Cloud State 15 4 +11 20 2 -18 -7 6 Ohio State 18 2 +16 26 1 -25 -9 7 Minnesota Duluth 13 1 +12 27 3 -24 -12 8 Minnesota State 10 6 +4 26 1 -25 -21 National Category Leaders
Points Per Game GP G-A-P P/GM Goals Against Average Minutes GA GAA 1 Alex Carpenter Boston College SR F 30 36-32-68 2.27 1 Ann-Renée Desbiens Wisconsin JR 1667:06 17 0.61 Kendall Coyne Northeastern SR F 30 39-29-68 2.27 2 Sydney Rossman Quinnipiac JR 1762:25 28 0.95 3 Hannah Brandt Minnesota SR F 25 22-27-49 1.96 3 Katie Burt Boston College SO 1458:59 27 1.11 4 Haley Skarupa Boston College SR F 30 25-31-56 1.87 4 Amanda Leveille Minnesota SR 1299:28 28 1.29 5 Dani Cameranesi Minnesota JR F 29 25-29-54 1.86 5 Shea Tiley Clarkson SO 1587:33 36 1.36 6 Sarah Potomak Minnesota FR F 27 11-34-45 1.67 6 Kimberly Newell Princeton SR 1179:37 28 1.42 7 Denisa Křížová Northeastern SO F 30 16-32-48 1.60 7 Brittni Mowat Bemidji State JR 1696:54 46 1.63 8 Annie Pankowski Wisconsin SO F 30 18-28-46 1.53 8 Celine Whitlinger Penn State SR 1098:51 30 1.64 9 Taylar Cianfarano Quinnipiac SO F 28 23-18-41 1.46 9 Sarah McDonnell Mercyhurst FR 1275:40 35 1.65 10 Cayley Mercer Clarkson JR F 30 20-21-41 1.37 10 Shelby Amsley-Benzie North Dakota SR 1456:49 41 1.69 11 Karlie Lund Princeton FR F 25 15-19-34 1.36 11 Emerance Maschmeyer Harvard SR 1103:57 34 1.85 12 Kelly Pannek Minnesota SO F 29 18-21-39 1.34 12 Brittany Bugalski Northeastern FR 1351:30 44 1.95 13 Megan Keller Boston College SO D 30 12-27-39 1.30 13 Jenn Gilligan Syracuse SR 1641:06 56 2.05 Rebecca Leslie Boston University SO F 30 8-31-39 1.30 14 Jessica Dodds Robert Morris JR 1653:53 58 2.10 Ashleigh Brykaliuk Minnesota Duluth JR F 30 14-25-39 1.30 15 Lovisa Selander Rensselaer FR 1555:49 55 2.12 16 Emily Clark Wisconsin SO F 28 18-17-35 1.25 16 Julia Vandyk Colgate FR 916:33 33 2.16 17 Miye D'Oench Harvard SR F 25 13-18-31 1.24 17 Grace Harrison St. Lawrence FR 666:29 24 2.16 18 Dana Trivigno Boston College SR F 30 13-23-36 1.20 18 Jetta Rackleff RIT SR 678:12 25 2.21 19 Hayley Scamurra Northeastern JR F 31 13-24-37 1.19 19 Ashlynne Rando Colgate SR 904:36 34 2.26 20 Lara Stalder Minnesota Duluth JR F 29 15-19-34 1.17 20 Kayla Black Minnesota Duluth SR 743:49 29 2.34 21 Makenna Newkirk Boston College FR F 30 16-19-35 1.17 21 Elaine Chuli Connecticut SR 1144:33 45 2.36 Victoria Bach Boston University SO F 30 17-18-35 1.17 22 Nicole Hensley Lindenwood SR 1508:41 61 2.43 23 Brittany Howard Robert Morris SO F 28 12-20-32 1.14 23 Robyn Chemago Dartmouth JR 1309:14 53 2.43 24 Sarah Nurse Wisconsin JR F 26 20-9-29 1.12 24 Meghann Treacy Maine SR 1557:31 64 2.47 25 Sarah Lefort Boston University SR F 27 11-19-30 1.11 25 Hannah Ehresmann Penn State SO 719:34 30 2.50
Points Per Game (Defensemen) GP G-A-P P/GM Save Percentage Saves GA Save % 1 Megan Keller Boston College SO D 30 12-27-39 1.30 1 Ann-Renée Desbiens Wisconsin JR 488 17 .966 2 Kelsey Koelzer Princeton JR D 25 13-14-27 1.08 2 Kimberly Newell Princeton SR 516 28 .949 3 Jordan Krause Northeastern SR D 30 4-24-28 0.93 3 Katie Burt Boston College SO 482 27 .947 Jenny Ryan Wisconsin JR D 30 6-22-28 0.93 4 Sydney Rossman Quinnipiac JR 489 28 .946 5 Mallory Souliotis Yale SO D 25 4-19-23 0.92 5 Celine Whitlinger Penn State SR 495 30 .943 6 Lexi Bender Boston College SR D 30 5-21-26 0.87 6 Emerance Maschmeyer Harvard SR 547 34 .941 7 Courtney Burke Wisconsin SR D 30 3-22-25 0.83 7 Brittni Mow at Bemidji State JR 725 46 .940 8 Milica McMillen Minnesota SR D 27 8-14-22 0.81 8 Elaine Chuli Connecticut SR 693 45 .939 9 Megan Wolfe Minnesota JR D 29 4-18-22 0.76 9 Amanda Leveille Minnesota SR 411 28 .936 10 Kali Flanagan Boston College SO D 30 5-17-22 0.73 10 Jetta Rackleff RIT SR 366 25 .936 Mikaela Lowater Robert Morris JR D 30 11-11-22 0.73 11 Melissa Black Union FR 976 68 .935 Amanda Boulier St. Lawrence SR D 30 7-15-22 0.73 12 Lovisa Selander Rensselaer FR 767 55 .933 13 Toni Ann Miano Boston College SO D 30 5-16-21 0.70 13 Shea Tiley Clarkson SO 487 36 .931 14 Lee Stecklein Minnesota JR D 29 7-13-20 0.69 14 Jessica Dodds Robert Morris JR 753 58 .928 15 Savannah Harmon Clarkson SO D 30 4-16-20 0.67 15 Nicole Hensley Lindenwood SR 769 61 .927 Lauren Wildfang Colgate SO D 30 4-16-20 0.67 16 Shelby Amsley-Benzie North Dakota SR 508 41 .925 Micah Hart Cornell FR D 24 1-15-16 0.67 17 Meghann Treacy Maine SR 787 64 .925 18 Olivia Zafuto Colgate FR D 30 7-12-19 0.63 18 Brittany Bugalski Northeastern FR 536 44 .924 Leah Lum Connecticut SO D 30 8-11-19 0.63 19 Sarah McDonnell Mercyhurst FR 418 35 .923 Lauren Kelly Northeastern SO D 30 4-15-19 0.63 20 Julia Vandyk Colgate FR 363 33 .917 Dani Sadek Ohio State SO D 30 3-16-19 0.63 Kirsten Welsh Robert Morris FR D 30 6-13-19 0.63
Points Per Game (Freshmen) GP G-A-P P/GM Winning Percentage W-L-T Win % 1 Sarah Potomak Minnesota F 27 11-34-45 1.67 1 Katie Burt Boston College SO 25-0-0 1.000 2 Karlie Lund Princeton F 25 15-19-34 1.36 2 Ann-Renée Desbiens Wisconsin JR 26-1-1 .946 3 Makenna Newkirk Boston College F 30 16-19-35 1.17 3 Sydney Rossman Quinnipiac JR 23-2-4 .862 4 Melissa Samoskevich Quinnipiac F 29 14-14-28 0.97 4 Amanda Leveille Minnesota SR 19-3-1 .848 5 Bailey Larson Colgate F 30 10-18-28 0.93 5 Shea Tiley Clarkson SO 20-3-4 .815 6 Christina Putigna Providence F 30 10-15-25 0.83 6 Brittany Bugalski Northeastern FR 18-4-1 .804 7 Rachael Smith Mercyhurst F 27 9-12-21 0.78 7 Kimberly Newell Princeton SR 15-4-1 .775 8 Sarah Quaranta Robert Morris F 30 5-18-23 0.77 8 Julia Vandyk Colgate FR 10-2-3 .767 9 Sammy Davis Boston University F 30 13-9-22 0.73 9 Sarah McDonnell Mercyhurst FR 12-5-4 .667 Loren Gabel Clarkson F 30 14-8-22 0.73 Erin O'Neil Boston University SO 11-5-2 .667 11 Rhyen McGill Clarkson F 30 11-10-21 0.70 11 Brittni Mow at Bemidji State JR 18-9-2 .655 Jessie Eldridge Colgate F 30 8-13-21 0.70 12 Kayla Black Minnesota Duluth SR 7-4-1 .625 Shae Labbe Colgate F 30 10-11-21 0.70 13 Ashlynne Rando Colgate SR 7-4-4 .600 Shannon Morris-Reade Lindenwood F 30 7-14-21 0.70 14 Jessica Dodds Robert Morris JR 14-9-4 .593 15 Julia Tylke St. Cloud State F 28 8-11-19 0.68 15 Annie Belanger Connecticut SO 5-3-3 .591 16 Micah Hart Cornell D 24 1-15-16 0.67 16 Shelby Amsley-Benzie North Dakota SR 12-8-4 .583 Amber Rennie Robert Morris F 30 10-10-20 0.67 17 Grace Harrison St. Lawrence FR 4-3-5 .542 Sam Cogan Wisconsin F 30 8-12-20 0.67 18 Emerance Maschmeyer Harvard SR 10-9-0 .526 19 Olivia Zafuto Colgate D 30 7-12-19 0.63 19 Jenn Gilligan Syracuse SR 13-12-3 .518 Kirsten Welsh Robert Morris D 30 6-13-19 0.63 20 Victoria Hanson Boston University JR 6-6-0 .500 National Category Leaders
Goals Per Game GP G G/GM Assists Per Game GP A A/GM 1 Kendall Coyne Northeastern SR F 30 39 1.30 1 Sarah Potomak Minnesota FR F 27 34 1.26 2 Alex Carpenter Boston College SR F 30 36 1.20 2 Hannah Brandt Minnesota SR F 25 27 1.08 3 Hannah Brandt Minnesota SR F 25 22 0.88 3 Alex Carpenter Boston College SR F 30 32 1.07 4 Dani Cameranesi Minnesota JR F 29 25 0.86 Denisa Křížová Northeastern SO F 30 32 1.07 5 Haley Skarupa Boston College SR F 30 25 0.83 5 Haley Skarupa Boston College SR F 30 31 1.03 6 Taylar Cianfarano Quinnipiac SO F 28 23 0.82 Rebecca Leslie Boston University SO F 30 31 1.03 7 Sarah Nurse Wisconsin JR F 26 20 0.77 7 Dani Cameranesi Minnesota JR F 29 29 1.00 8 Cayley Mercer Clarkson JR F 30 20 0.67 8 Kendall Coyne Northeastern SR F 30 29 0.97 9 Emily Clark Wisconsin SO F 28 18 0.64 9 Annie Pankowski Wisconsin SO F 30 28 0.93 10 Kelly Pannek Minnesota SO F 29 18 0.62 10 Megan Keller Boston College SO D 30 27 0.90 11 Shara Jasper Lindenwood SR F 30 18 0.60 11 Ashleigh Brykaliuk Minnesota Duluth JR F 30 25 0.83 Annie Pankowski Wisconsin SO F 30 18 0.60 12 Jordan Krause Northeastern SR D 30 24 0.80 Karlie Lund Princeton FR F 25 15 0.60 13 Hayley Scamurra Northeastern JR F 31 24 0.77 14 Victoria Bach Boston University SO F 30 17 0.57 14 Dana Trivigno Boston College SR F 30 23 0.77 15 Molly Illikainen St. Cloud State SR F 27 15 0.56 Sydney McKibbon Wisconsin JR F 30 23 0.77 16 Sydney Daniels Harvard JR F 24 13 0.54 16 Karlie Lund Princeton FR F 25 19 0.76 17 Makenna Newkirk Boston College FR F 30 16 0.53 Mallory Souliotis Yale SO D 25 19 0.76 Michela Cava Minnesota Duluth SR F 30 16 0.53 18 Courtney Burke Wisconsin SR D 30 22 0.73 Denisa Křížová Northeastern SO F 30 16 0.53 Jenny Ryan Wisconsin JR D 30 22 0.73 20 Jess Brown Cornell SR F 21 11 0.52 20 Kelly Pannek Minnesota SO F 29 21 0.72 21 Miye D'Oench Harvard SR F 25 13 0.52 21 Miye D'Oench Harvard SR F 25 18 0.72 Kelsey Koelzer Princeton JR D 25 13 0.52 Meghan Dufault North Dakota SR F 25 18 0.72 23 Lara Stalder Minnesota Duluth JR F 29 15 0.52 23 Brittany Howard Robert Morris SO F 28 20 0.71 24 Theresa Knutson Connecticut SO F 30 15 0.50 24 Sarah Lefort Boston University SR F 27 19 0.70 Amy Menke North Dakota JR F 28 14 0.50 25 Lexi Bender Boston College SR D 30 21 0.70 Cayley Mercer Clarkson JR F 30 21 0.70
Power Play Goals GP PPG/G PPG Game-Winning Goals GP GWG 1 Dani Cameranesi Minnesota JR F 29 0.41 12 1 Melissa Samoskevich Quinnipiac FR F 29 7 2 Alex Carpenter Boston College SR F 30 0.27 8 Haley Skarupa Boston College SR F 30 7 3 Christina Putigna Providence FR F 30 0.23 7 Alex Carpenter Boston College SR F 30 7 Mikaela Lowater Robert Morris JR D 30 0.23 7 4 Jessica Sibley Syracuse JR F 30 6 5 Kelsey Koelzer Princeton JR D 25 0.24 6 5 Sarah Nurse Wisconsin JR F 26 5 Milica McMillen Minnesota SR D 27 0.22 6 Emily Clark Wisconsin SO F 28 5 Lara Stalder Minnesota Duluth JR F 29 0.21 6 Theresa Knutson Connecticut SO F 30 5 Haley Skarupa Boston College SR F 30 0.20 6 8 Karlie Lund Princeton FR F 25 4 9 Kennedy Ottenbreit Dartmouth JR F 24 0.21 5 Molly Illikainen St. Cloud State SR F 27 4 Sarah Lefort Boston University SR F 27 0.19 5 Layla Marvin North Dakota SR F 28 4 Annika Zalewski Colgate SO F 27 0.19 5 Olivia Howe Clarkson SR F 29 4 Kelly Pannek Minnesota SO F 29 0.17 5 Kelly Pannek Minnesota SO F 29 4 Theresa Knutson Connecticut SO F 30 0.17 5 Kelly Mariani Clarkson FR F 30 4 Jackie Pieper Merrimack FR F 30 0.17 5 Shara Jasper Lindenwood SR F 30 4 Amy Boucher New Hampshire SO F 30 0.17 5 Kendall Coyne Northeastern SR F 30 4 Kendall Coyne Northeastern SR F 30 0.17 5 Denisa Křížová Northeastern SO F 30 4 Laura Bowman Penn State JR F 30 0.17 5 Kirsten Welsh Robert Morris FR D 30 0.17 5 Taylor Willard Vermont SO D 31 0.16 5
Shorthanded Goals GP SHG/G SHG 1 Kendall Coyne Northeastern SR F 30 0.13 4 2 Emily Janiga Mercyhurst SR F 25 0.12 3 Sarah Nurse Wisconsin JR F 26 0.12 3 Alex Carpenter Boston College SR F 30 0.10 3 Rebecca Leslie Boston University SO F 30 0.10 3 Annie Pankowski Wisconsin SO F 30 0.10 3 7 Hilary Lloyd Princeton JR F 24 0.08 2 Kaitlin Doering Cornell JR F 25 0.08 2 Molly Illikainen St. Cloud State SR F 27 0.07 2 Amy Menke North Dakota JR F 28 0.07 2 Rebecca Russo Boston University SR F 30 0.07 2 Bailey Larson Colgate FR F 30 0.07 2 Denisa Křížová Northeastern SO F 30 0.07 2 Jess Paton RIT SR F 30 0.07 2 15 41 Players Tied With 1 National Team Leaders
SCORING OFFENSE GP Goals G/GM SCORING DEFENSE GP Goals G/GM 1 Boston College 30 161 5.37 1 Wisconsin 30 17 0.57 2 Minnesota 29 142 4.90 2 Quinnipiac 29 28 0.97 3 Northeastern 31 137 4.42 3Boston College 30 35 1.17 4 Wisconsin 30 115 3.83 4 Minnesota 29 35 1.21 5 Clarkson 30 111 3.70 5Clarkson 30 41 1.37 6 Boston University 30 108 3.60 6 Princeton 25 37 1.48 7 Princeton 25 81 3.24 7 Harvard 25 45 1.80 8 Quinnipiac 29 92 3.17 8 North Dakota 28 52 1.86 9 Colgate 30 91 3.03 9Bemidji State 30 56 1.87 10 Robert Morris 30 88 2.93 10 Mercyhurst 28 59 2.11 11 Mercyhurst 28 73 2.61 11 Penn State 30 65 2.17 12 Yale 25 65 2.60 12 Syracuse 30 67 2.23 13 St. Lawrence 30 76 2.53 13 Northeastern 31 71 2.29 14 Harvard 25 62 2.48 14 Colgate 30 69 2.30 15 Minnesota Duluth 30 73 2.43 15 Rensselaer 28 66 2.36 Syracuse 30 73 2.43 16 Robert Morris 30 75 2.50 17 Ohio State 30 70 2.33 17 Connecticut 30 77 2.57 18 Cornell 25 58 2.32 18 Lindenwood 30 80 2.67 19 New Hampshire 30 65 2.17 St. Lawrence 30 80 2.67 20 North Dakota 28 60 2.14 20 Minnesota Duluth 30 84 2.80 21 Connecticut 30 64 2.13 21 Union 30 85 2.83 22 Bemidji State 30 61 2.03 22 Maine 31 89 2.87 23 Providence 30 60 2.00 23 Dartmouth 24 69 2.88 24 Dartmouth 24 47 1.96 24 Cornell 25 74 2.96 25 St. Cloud State 29 55 1.90 25 Boston University 30 92 3.07 26 Rensselaer 28 53 1.89 26 RIT 30 93 3.10 27 Lindenwood 30 56 1.87 27 New Hampshire 30 95 3.17 28 Vermont 31 55 1.77 28 St. Cloud State 29 95 3.28 29 Maine 31 54 1.74 29 Vermont 31 102 3.29 30 Minnesota State 30 52 1.73 30 Yale 25 83 3.32 Penn State 30 52 1.73 31 Providence 30 106 3.53 32 Merrimack 30 49 1.63 32 Minnesota State 30 110 3.67 33 RIT 30 45 1.50 33 Ohio State 30 111 3.70 34 Brown 25 33 1.32 34 Merrimack 30 114 3.80 35 Union 30 22 0.73 35 Brown 25 97 3.88
POWER PLAY Totals SHA PP% PENALTY KILL Totals SHF PK% 1Minnesota 37/77 0 48.1 1 Wisconsin 82/86 7 95.3 2 Boston College 31/109 1 28.4 2 Princeton 89/94 2 94.7 3 Quinnipiac 22/84 0 26.2 3 Boston College 90/98 6 91.8 4 Robert Morris 32/133 3 24.1 4 Quinnipiac 75/82 0 91.5 5 Colgate 24/101 2 23.8 5 Harvard 65/72 1 90.3 6 Dartmouth 19/83 5 22.9 6 Clarkson 94/105 2 89.5 7 Northeastern 23/103 0 22.3 7 North Dakota 76/85 3 89.4 8 Wisconsin 22/103 0 21.4 8 Robert Morris 113/128 2 88.3 9 North Dakota 13/62 2 21.0 9 Mercyhurst 111/127 3 87.4 10 Connecticut 19/97 3 19.6 10 Northeastern 100/116 6 86.2 11 Ohio State 18/92 2 19.6 11 Syracuse 87/101 2 86.1 12 Boston University 20/103 2 19.4 12 Dartmouth 72/84 2 85.7 13 St. Cloud State 15/80 4 18.8 13 Colgate 94/111 3 84.7 14 Clarkson 17/91 0 18.7 14 Penn State 80/95 1 84.2 15 St. Lawrence 16/87 1 18.4 15 Lindenwood 96/115 1 83.5 16 Yale 12/71 1 16.9 16 St. Lawrence 68/82 1 82.9 17 Providence 20/120 5 16.7 17 Maine 103/125 2 82.4 18 New Hampshire 16/98 1 16.3 18 Boston University 91/111 6 82.0 19 Vermont 15/93 2 16.1 19 Providence 115/141 1 81.6 20 Merrimack 15/94 2 16.0 20 Rensselaer 65/80 1 81.2 21 Harvard 10/63 0 15.9 21 Vermont 77/95 2 81.1 22 Bemidji State 13/86 2 15.1 22 Connecticut 82/102 1 80.4 23 Cornell 14/93 5 15.1 23 Minnesota 49/61 1 80.3 24 Brown 15/102 4 14.7 24 Bemidji State 61/76 0 80.3 25 Mercyhurst 18/125 5 14.4 25 Cornell 73/91 3 80.2 26 Princeton 16/112 2 14.3 26 RIT 106/134 4 79.1 Syracuse 18/126 2 14.3 27 New Hampshire 65/83 0 78.3 28 Minnesota Duluth 13/93 1 14.0 28 Ohio State 91/117 1 77.8 29 Penn State 12/91 2 13.2 29 Union 66/85 1 77.6 30 Lindenwood 12/98 1 12.2 30 St. Cloud State 60/80 2 75.0 31 Minnesota State 10/86 6 11.6 31 Brown 71/96 0 74.0 32 Maine 11/114 3 9.6 32 Minnesota State 68/94 1 72.3 33 RIT 13/135 4 9.6 33 Yale 59/83 2 71.1 34 Rensselaer 10/113 1 8.8 34 Minnesota Duluth 60/87 3 69.0 35 Union 6/87 2 6.9 35 Merrimack 54/82 3 65.9