SCHEDULE & RESULTS 2017-18 WOMEN’S GAME NOTES OCTOBER 13 VANKE RAYS (ex.) W, 5-1 27 at #7 St. Lawrence* W, 3-1 28 at #2 Clarkson* L, 0-6

NOVEMBER 3 QUINNIPIAC* W, 5-2 4 PRINCETON* W, 3-1 Game #30 & 31 - No. 5/5 Cornell vs. Princeton Game #32 - No. 5/5 Cornell vs. Princeton (if necessary) 10 #1 WISCONSIN L, 1-3 Friday, Feb. 23 - 6 p.m. ET - - Ithaca, N.Y. Sunday, Feb. 25 - 3 p.m. ET - Lynah Rink - Ithaca, N.Y. 11 #1 WISCONSIN L, 1-2 Saturday, Feb. 24 - 3 p.m. ET - Lynah Rink - Ithaca, N.Y. Live Stats: CornellBigRed.com 17 at Brown* W, 5-1 Live Stats: CornellBigRed.com Live Video: Ivy League Network 18 at Yale* W, 3-0 Live Video: Ivy League Network 21 PENN STATE T, 1-1 (OT) 25 at #10 Providence W, 2-1 Record: 19-7-3 Record: 13-12-4 26 at #10 Providence W, 4-2 ECAC Hockey Record: 15-5-2 ECAC Hockey Record: 11-10-1 USCHO Rank: 5 USCHO Rank: N/A DECEMBER USA Hockey Rank: 5 USA Hockey Rank: N/A 1 #3 COLGATE* W, 2-1 2 at #3 Colgate* L, 4-5 About Cornell About Princeton • Cornell ended the regular season with a mark of 19-7-3, an ECAC • Princeton is 13-12-4 on the year and has an ECAC Hockey record of 11- JANUARY Hockey record of 15-5-2 and an Ivy League record of 8-1-1. 10-1. The Tigers officially finished sixth in the regular-season conference standings. 5 at Princeton* L, 2-5 • Its eight wins in Ivy play was the best amongst other teams in the Ancient Eight and gave the Big Red its second consecutive Ivy title -- the • The team ended Ivy League play tied for second, only behind Cornell, 6 at Quinnipiac* L, 0-4 14th in program history. with a mark of 7-3-0. 9 at Syracuse W, 6-3 • In the past eight games, the team has gone a collective 7-0-1 to • Princeton went on a bit of a run in the second half of the season, going undefeated in 10 of its last 13 matches (9-3-1). 12 DARTMOUTH* W, 2-0 currently ride the nation’s longest unbeaten streak. • Kristin O’Neill leads the team in points (38), goals (19), assists (19), • Just two weeks ago, the squad shutout then-No.1 Clarkson at home, 13 HARVARD* W, 4-3 shots (139) and plus/minus (+24). 2-0, before losing a tough 3-2 overtime battle to No. 8 St. Lawrence the 19 RENSSELAER* W, 1-0 • Senior captains Sarah Knee and Erin O’Connor both pace the team in next day. • Princeton and Cornell rank seventh in the nation in scoring defense, 20 UNION* T, 3-3 (OT) blocks. • Knee has tallied 48 while O’Connor has 40. with both squads only allowing an average of 1.86 goals per game. 26 #3 CLARKSON* L, 3-4 (OT) • Freshman Kendra Nealey is next on the squad with 31 blocks. • The Tigers also have one of the best penalty kills in the game, with the 27 #8 ST. LAWRENCE* W, 4-1 • Four members on the roster have short-handed goals this year. unit coming in at No. 6 (89.5%). • Kristin O’Neill has four to rank first in the nation along with Maureen • Forward Carly Bullock is the offensive leader for the team, recording 29 Murphy of Providence. points from 23 goals and six assists. • O’Neill has the school record in career short-handed goals (9) after just • The sophomore is sixth in the nation in goals per game (.79). FEBRUARY two seasons with the Big Red thus far. • Her 17 goals in ECAC Hockey play is the second most amongst the 2 at Harvard* T, 2-2 (OT) • Paige Lewis, Erin O’Connor and Lenka Serdar each have one. conference. 3 at Dartmouth* W, 3-1 • Marlene Boissonnault has earned all 19 of Cornell’s wins, notching a • Goaltender Stephanie Neatby is responsible for 10 of Princeton’s 13 goals against average of 1.62 and a save precentage of .928 throughout wins, notching the nation’s sixth best save percentage (.935) and 11th 6 SYRACUSE W, 5-0 the duration of the year. best goals against average (1.73) in the process. 9 YALE* W, 4-0 • The junior has six shutouts on the season and a total of 10 games where • The sophomore has five shutouts on the season, the fifth most in the country. 10 BROWN* W, 6-1 she has only allowed one goal. 16 at Union* W, 5-0 17 at Rensselaer* W, 2-1 2017-18 TEAM INFORMATION COACHING INFORMATION 23 PRINCETON^ 6 p.m. Captain...... Sarah Knee Women’s Hockey Coach...... Doug Derraugh ‘(Cornell ‘91) 24 PRINCETON^ 3 p.m. Captain...... Erin O’Connor Career Record...... 240-142-36 (13th season) 25 PRINCETON^ 3 p.m. (if necessary) Captain...... Kristin O’Neill Assistant Coach...... Edith Racine (Elmira ‘05) 2017-18 Record...... 19-7-3 Assistant Coach...... Dean Jackson (Elmira ‘03) 2017-18 ECAC Hockey Record...... 15-5-2 Athletic Trainer...... Katy Harris All Times are EST Home Games in BOLD CAPS 2017-18 Ivy League Record...... 8-1-1 Equipment Manager...... Sean Schmidt * ECAC Hockey game ^ ECAC Hockey Quarterfinals 2016-17 Record...... 20-9-5 2016-17 ECAC Hockey Record...... 13-4-5 2016-17 Ivy League Record...... 7-2-1 First Varsity Season...... 1972-73 ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS All-Time Record...... 576-505-70 (.531) NCAA Championships...... 0 CORNELL QUICKQUICKFACTS FACTS HOCKEY SID: Kassidy Franz NCAA Tournament Appearances...... 6 Location...... Ithaca, N.Y.,14853 OFFICE PHONE: 607-254-5232 Years...... 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2017 Founded...... 1865 EMAIL: [email protected] ECAC Hockey Tournament Championships...... 4 Total Enrollment...... 14, 315 Years...... 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014 President...... Martha E. Pollack FAX: 607-255-9791 Ivy League Championships...... 14 Director of Athletics...... J. Andrew Noel, Jr. @CornellAthletics Years.... 1976-79, 1980-81, 1990, 1996, 2010-13, 2017-18 Colors...... Carnelian Red and White Affiliation...... NCAA I @CUBigRedGameDay Conference...... ECAC Hockey/Ivy League CornellBigRed.com Rink (Capacity)...... Lynah Rink (4,267) FOUR-TIME ECAC HOCKEY CHAMPION (2010, 2011, 2013, 2014), NCAA FINALIST (2010) ABOUT HEAD COACH DOUG DERRAUGH ‘91 5, scoring four unanswered goals to take the 5-2 decision. TALE OF THE TAPE • Now entering his 13th season directing the Cornell women’s Cornell Princeton hockey program in 2017-18, Doug Derraugh has brought the ENVY THE IVY Big Red women to their place among the nation’s elite. • With a 4-0 trounce of Yale on Feb. 9, Cornell officially became Team Offense 2.97 2.52 • Derraugh has a 222-135-33 record in his first 12 seasons as Ivy League champions for the second consecutive year. National Rank 12th 18th the head coach of the Big Red, with his 200th win coming in • The Big Red closed out Ivy play with an 8-1-1 record, Princeton Team Defense 1.86 1.86 the form of a 4-2 win in 2016 against Yale. and Harvard finished tied for second with marks of 7-3-0 and National Rank 7th 7th • Cornell has made the ECAC Hockey Tournament each of the last 6-2-2, respectively. Power Play 16.1% 10.8% 10 seasons, won the tournament four of the last eight years and • The program now has 14 Ivy titles to its name and sole posses- National Rank 20th 34th advanced to the NCAA Tournament in six of those seasons. sion of 12 of them. • The 2017 ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year guided the Big Red to Penalty Kill 93.5% 89.5% the national title game in his fifth season and back-to-back-to- BEST OF THE BEST National Rank 1st 6th back NCAA Frozen Four appearances in 2010, 2011 and 2012. • A quartet of players rank within the nation’s top 10 of some 2017-18 LEADERS • He led the team to five consecutive 20-win seasons for the first major statistical categories. time in program history in 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13 Points Kristin O’Neill 38 • Kristin O’Neill is tied for first in short-handed goals (4), tied for and 2013-2014. Goals Kristin O’Neill 19 second in game-winning goals (7) and tied for ninth in goals per Assists Kristin O’Neill 19 game (.70). ABOUT THE BIG RED PPG Maddie Mills 7 • Maddie Mills is tied for fifth in power play goals (7) and • Cornell is looking to build upon its successful 2016-17 season GP 11 tied 29 Jaime Bourbonnais is 10th in points per game for defensemen, that saw the team return to the ECAC Hockey playoffs for the PIM Brianna Veerman 31 averaging .78 points per game. 10th straight year, get back to the conference championship Shots Kristin O’Neill 139 • Goaltender Marlene Boissonnault is fifth in shutouts (6), game for the eighth time in nine years and make it to the +/- Kristin O’Neill +24 seventh in win percentage (.759) with a record of 19-5-3 and NCAA playoffs for the first time since 2014. eighth in goals against average (1.62). GOALTENDING • The team returns Kristin O’Neill who was second on the team • In addition, Cornell now has the nation’s longest unbeaten GP Marlene Boissonnault 27 in points with 26 after recording 14 goals and 12 assists. The streak, going 7-0-1 in the past eight games. GAA Marlene Boissonnault 1.62 sophomore was also second on the team in shots, tallying 98. • The Big Red last suffered defeat against Clarkson on Jan. 26 in a SV% Marlene Boissonnault .928 • O’Neill is joined by seniors Sarah Knee and Erin O’Connor as close 4-3 overtime loss at home. WINS Marlene Boissonnault 19 tri-captains. SO Marlene Boissonnault 6 CORNELL • Goaltender Marlene Boissonnault is poised to make an MAD HATTER 2017-18 LEADERS impact after playing in 13 games last season, earning two • Kristin O’Neill laid claim to the team’s first hat trick of the year shutouts. against Syracuse on Feb. 6. Points Carly Bullock 29 • The sophomore struck twice in the first period and again in the Goals Carly Bullock 23 RINK RECALL second to notch the program’s first hat trick since Hanna Bunton Assists K. Falck, S. Sucharda 16 • Cornell closed out the regular season in style, sweeping both scored three against Brown on Nov. 11, 2016. PPG C. Bullock, C. Thompson 3 Union and Rensselaer on the road. GP 12 tied 29 • On Friday, the Big Red shutout the Dutchwomen, 5-0, including SHORTY GET DOWN PIM Carly Bullock 36 two short-handed scores from Kristin O’Neill and Lenka Serdar in • Kristin O’Neill, Erin O’Connor, Lenka Serdar and Paige Lewis Shots Carly Bullock 150 the first period. are four of 71 players in the country who have recorded a +/- C. Bullock, S. Neatby +18 • Joie Phelps, Amy Curlew and Finley Frechette all got on the short-handed goal this season, a category O’Neill is tied for first GOALTENDING scoreboard as well. in nationally with four on the year. GP Steph Neatby 23 • The following day, the team slipped past the Engineers, 2-1. • O’Neill broke the program record for career short-handed goals GAA Steph Neatby 1.73 • The Big Red once again recorded a short-handed goal, this time at Syracuse (1/9) and added in others against Harvard (1/13) SV% Alysia DaSilva .936 with Paige Lewis striking to open the game. and Union (2/16) to tally nine in her time here at Cornell. WINS Steph Neatby 10 • O’Neill lit the lamp yet again over the weekend, converting on a • Her other short-handed goal this season came versus Quinnip- SO PRINCETON Steph Neatby 5 power play in the second frame. iac (11/3). • The sophomore also holds the single-season record for BIG RED REWIND short-handed scores, recording five last season as a freshman. • Cornell finished the 2016-17 season with a 20-9-5 record that led them to the ECAC Hockey championship and the FOLLOW THE BIG RED ON SOCIAL MEDIA

NCAA tournament, falling in both games to eventual national champion Clarkson. • Hanna Bunton led the team in scoring with 29 points (10G, CornellBigRed.com

19A) while Kaitlin Doering and Micah Hart were third and fourth, respectively. • Paula Voorheis had a standout senior season between the @CornellSports

pipes, posting the second-best single season save percentage @CUBigRedGameDay in program history (.944) while going 10-8-3 in 21 games with two shutouts. Cornell Athletics

THE SERIES WITH PRINCETON

• Cornell and Princeton first met during the 1974-75 season with the Tigers leading the all-time series, 45-41-5. @CornellSports • The two teams have both come away with a victory against the

other this year. • At Lynah Rink on Nov. 4, the Big Red emerged with a 3-1 CornellAthletics victory. • However, Princeton got its revenge at Hobey Baker Rink on Jan. • O’Connor’s goal also came against the Orange, marking her NATIONAL HOCKEY POLLS first-ever short-handed goal and first score of the season. AROUND ECAC HOCKEY Conference Standings (as of Feb. 19) • She is just one of 11 defensemen to have a short-handed goal this year. Conference Only Overall USCHO.com Pts W-L-T Win% GF GA W-L-T Win% GFGA • Serdar notched hers at Union (2/16) while Lewis’ was at Clarkson 38 19-3-0 .864 90-29 29-4-1 .868 132-42 Division I Women’s Poll (Feb. 19, 2018) Rensselaer (2/17). Colgate 38 19-3-0 .864 80-35 29-4-1 .868 125-52 Rank Team Record Pts. LW • Along with O’Connor, it was also the duo’s first-career Cornell 32 15-5-2 .727 66-42 19-7-3 .707 86-54 St. Lawrence 30 14-6-2 .682 67-40 18-10-4 .625 89-67 1. University of Wisconsin 29-3-2 150 1 short-handed goals as well. Quinnipiac 25 12-9-1 .568 41-40 16-15-3 .515 63-66 2. Clarkson University 24-9-1 128 2 Princeton 23 11-10-1 .523 60-43 13-12-4 .517 73-54 STREAKIN’ Harvard 22 10-10-2 .500 52-48 13-14-2 .483 74-76 3. Boston College 28-3-3 121 4 • Both Paige Lewis and Jaime Bourbonnais are on four-game Yale 18 8-12-2 .409 43-53 10-15-4 .414 57-69 4. 29-4-1 111 3 Rensselaer 15 6-13-3 .341 35-50 9-19-6 .353 54-78 point streaks that date back to Yale (2/9). Union 12 5-15-2 .273 45-78 7-22-5 .279 65-121 5. Cornell University 19-7-3 86 5 • In that time frame, Lewis has recorded six points (3G, 3A). Dartmouth 9 3-16-3 .205 25-77 5-19-3 .241 37-98 6. Ohio State University 21-9-4 71 6 • For Bourbonnais, she has notched five assists. Brown 2 1-21-0 .045 31-100 2-27-0 .069 46-134 7. University of Minnesota 20-10-3 63 7 • Kristin O’Neill just began a two-game goal streak that began Recent Scores/Upcoming Games (as of Feb. 19) at Union (2/16). 8. St. Lawrence University 18-10-4 47 8 • Her two goals both came on the special teams. Against the Friday, Feb. 16 9. Robert Morris University 18-7-4 23 9 Dutchwomen, she netted an unassisted short-handed score that Cornell 5, Union 0 10. Providence College 16-11-7 19 NR was the game winner. Harvard 2, St. Lawrence 1 • The following day at Rensselaer (2/17), she struck on a power Colgate 3, Rensselaer 2 play to once again lay claim to the game-winning goal. Quinnipiac 4, Brown 1 Receiving Votes: Maine 5, Minnesota Duluth 1 Princeton 4, Yale 1 Dartmouth 0, Clarkson 4 FEEL THE POWER USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine • Cornell has notched 18 power play goals on the season with Saturday, Feb. 17 Division I Women’s Poll (Feb. 20, 2018) Maddie Mills laying claim to seven of them. Dartmouth 0, St. Lawrence 5 • Her seven goals are tied for the fifth most nationally while her Colgate 6, Union 1 1. University of Wisconsin 29-3-2 190 1 six power play goals in ECAC Hockey play are tied for the most in Harvard 1, Clarkson 3 2. Clarkson University 29-4-1 163 2 the conference. Princeton 5, Brown 2 3. Boston College 28-3-3 152 3 • Kristin O’Neill (4), Diana Buckley (2), Jaime Bourbonnais, Sarah Cornell 2, Rensselaer 1 Quinnipiac 0, Yale 2 4. Colgate University 29-4-1 141 4 Knee, Willow Slobodzian, Brianna Veerman and Paige Lewis have scored the other 11. 5. Cornell University 19-7-3 107 5 Friday, Feb. 23

6. Ohio State University 21-9-4 97 6 Yale vs. Clarkson -- 3 p.m. KILLIN’ IT Quinnipiac vs. St. Lawrence -- 3 p.m. 7. University of Minnesota 20-10-3 78 7 • The Big Red tops the nation in the penalty kill, only allowing six Princeton vs. Cornell -- 6 p.m. 8. St. Lawrence University 18-10-4 57 8 goals out of the 93 total times that the opposition has been on a Harvard vs. Colgate -- 6:05 pm power play (93.5%). 9. Robert Morris University 18-7-4 35 9 Saturday, Feb. 24 10. Providence College 16-11-7 22 NR TOP-10 TAKEDOWNS Quinnipiac vs. St. Lawrence -- 2 p.m. Yale vs. Clarkson -- 3 p.m. • Cornell has five top-10 victories on its resume: St. Lawrence Princeton vs. Cornell -- 3 p.m. Receiving Votes: Mercyhurst 1, Maine 1, Minnesota (10/27, 1/27), Providence (11/25, 11/26) and Colgate (12/1). Harvard vs. Colgate -- 3:05 pm Duluth 1 • Five of the Big Red’s seven losses have come from the hands of the nation’s top-three teams at the time. Sunday, Feb. 25 WHERE CORNELL HAS RANKED • The team’s first loss came at No. 2 Clarkson while No. 1 Yale vs. Clarkson -- 2 p.m. (if necessary) Wisconsin would go on to hand them two more defeats in a Quinnipiac vs. St. Lawrence -- 2 p.m. (if necessary) weekend sweep. Princeton vs. Cornell -- 3 p.m. (if necessary) USCHO.com Poll • After falling to Cornell at home, then-No. 3 Colgate would Harvard vs. Colgate -- 3:05 pm (if necessary) Date Rank rebound and top the Big Red in Hamilton. Dec. 11 5 • While facing the Golden Knights for the second time this Jan. 8 6 season, Clarkson would escape from Lynah Rink with a 4-3 Jan. 15 6 overtime win. Jan. 22 6 Jan. 29 5 DYNAMIC DEFENSEMEN Feb. 5 6 • Sarah Knee and Jaime Bourbonnais are two of the most prolif- Feb. 12 5 ic-scoring defensemen in ECAC Hockey play. Bourbonnais is tied Feb. 19 5 for second with 19 points from three goals and 16 assists. AROUND THE IVY LEAGUE • Knee is sixth with 17 points from four goals and 13 assists. Final Conference Standings USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll • Her goal tally (4) is tied for fifth amongst league defensemen. GP W-L-T Win% Date Rank Cornell 10 8-1-1 .850 Dec. 12 5 THE GANG’S ALL HERE Princeton 10 7-3-0 .700 Jan. 9 6 • Following the team’s game against Brown (2/10), every skater Harvard 10 6-2-2 .700 Jan. 16 5 on the roster has registered at least one point this season. Yale 10 5-4-1 .550 • Hanna Mutschelknaus clinched an assist against the Bears to Dartmouth 10 1-9-0 .100 Jan. 23 6 Brown 10 1-9-0 .100 Jan. 30 5 mark the occasion. Feb. 6 6 • All in all, 19 on the team have earned points this year as goal- Feb. 13 5 tender Marlene Boissonnault has been credited with two assists. Feb. 20 5

three different occasions this year. 2016-17 HONORS AND AWARDS • Nealey recorded her goals at Syracuse (1/9), against Union CORNELL ALL-TIME RECORD BOOK Marlene Boissonnault (1/20) and at Harvard (2/2). • Her score versus the Orange was the game winner. Career Short-Handed Goals Second-Team All-Ivy League • Slobodzian’s have come at Brown (11/17) on a power play and 1. Kristin O’Neill (2016-present) 9 home against the Bears (2/10). 2. Jenel Bode (1998-01) 6 Jaime Bourbonnais • She also netted a goal against Clarkson (1/26) to send the Brianne Jenner (2010-12, 14) 6 ECAC Hockey All-Rookie Team game to overtime. Honorable Mention All-Ivy • Finley Frechette got her first goal against Brown (2/10) and just added in another at Union (2/16). Short-Handed Goals in a Season 1. Kristin O’Neill (2016-17) 5 Hanna Bunton LEADERS OF THE PACK 2. Kristin O’Neill (2017-18) 4 Third-Team All-ECAC Hockey • Kristin O’Neill leads Cornell in goals (19), assists (19) and points Four players tied ECAC Hockey Player of the Week - 11/14 (38), shots (139) and plus/minus (+24). ECAC Hockey Player of the Week - 1/16 • Maddie Mills ranks first for the Big Red in power play goals (7). Game-Winning Goals in a Season • Senior captain Sarah Knee is first on the team in blocks (48). Ivy League Player of the Year 1. Kristin O’Neill (2017) 7 Rebecca Johnston (2011) 7 THE TRIFECTA Brianne Jenner (2012) 7 Micah Hart • The team has a tri-captainship this year with Sarah Knee, Erin ECAC Hockey Preseason All-League Team O’Connor and Kristin O’Neill donning the ‘C’ on their sweaters. Power Play Goals in a Season ECAC Hockey Player of the Week - 2/7 • As seniors, Knee and O’Connor bring veteran leadership to the table. The duo played in all 34 games last year with Knee 1. Chelsea Karpenko (2010) 11 First-Team All-ECAC Hockey scoring one goal and adding in five assists while O’Connor 2. Jeri Maerz (1990) 8 First-Team All-Ivy League recorded one goal and four assists while earning a +6 rating. Chelsea Karpenko (2009) 8 ECAC Hockey All-Tournament Team • Sophomore Kristin O’Neill completes the trio after an Rebecca Johnston (2008) 8 ECAC Hockey Best Defenseman Award Nominee explosive freshman campaign that saw her be named the Ivy 5. Maddie Mills (2017) 7 League Rookie of the Year while also earning spots on the Colette Bredin (1997) 7 ECAC Hockey All-Rookie Team and the All-Ivy Second Team. Brianne Jenner (2012) 7 Kristin O’Neill • O’Neill ended the season with the second-highest point total ECAC Hockey All-Rookie Team (26) on the team after notching 14 goals and 12 assists. Emily Fulton (2013) 7 Ivy League Rookie of the Year ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Year Award Nominee ROOKIES AT THE RINK Career Shutouts • The Class of 2021 makes up just over a third of the Big Red 1. Amanda Mazzotta (2008-11) 22 roster this year and consists of three forwards, three defenders 2. Lauren Slebodnick (2010-13) 18 Paula Voorheis and two goaltenders. 3. Kathryn LoPresti (1985-88) 12 Second-Team All-Ivy League • Joie Phelps, Maddie Mills and Finley Frechette will play up 4. Alanna Hayes (1995-98) 9 ECAC Hockey Mandi Schwartz Student-Athlete of the Year front, while Kendra Nealey, Devon Facchinato and Willow Paula Voorheis (2013-16) 9 Slobodzian will be on the blue line. 6. Marlene Boissonnault (2015-present) 8 • Lindsay Browning and Ally Dalaya will be standing strong Doug Derraugh between the pipes. ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year • Nealey, Phelps, Mills, Frechette, Browning and Dalaya all hail Shutouts in a Season Ivy League Coach of the Year from the states while Facchinato and Slobodzian are Canadian 1. Amanda Mazzotta (2009) 11 natives. 2. Marlene Boissonnault (2017) 6 Kathryn LoPresti (1988) 6 O CANADA BORDER BATTLE • A quartet of Cornellians represented their native country of • Out of the 21 players on the roster, 12 are from the United Canada at tournaments in January. Career Wins States while 9 call Canada home. 1. Lauren Slebodnick (68-10-5) - 2010-13 68 • Freshman Willow Slobodzian was selected to Hockey Canada’s • The Americans have representatives from the Northeast 2. Amanda Mazzotta (53-17-8) - 2008-11 53 23-player roster for the IIHF U18 World Championship in region (6), Midwest (4) and South (2). Dmitrov, Russia. • The Canadians on the roster come from four different provi- 3. Sarah Mott (47-29-2) - 1978-81 47 • Kristin O’Neill, Jaime Bourbonnais and Marlene Boissonnault dences: Ontario (5), New Brunswick (2), Saskatchewan (1) and 4. Paula Voorheis (42-35-10) - 2013-16 42 were also chosen to represent Canada at the 2018 Nations Cup. Newfoundland and Labrador (1). 5. Alanna Hayes (41-39-6) - 1995-98 41 • Both O’Neill and Bourbonnais were on Hockey Canada’s 6. Kathryn LoPresti (37-35-7) - 1985-88 37 silver-medal squad at last year’s Nations Cup. 46TH SEASON 7. Marlene Boissonnault (34-7-5) - 2015-present 34 • With the start of the 2017-18 season, the women’s hockey FEED THE FRESHMEN program is embarking on its 46th season of intercollegiate • Five freshmen on the team have recorded at least two goals Wins in a Season play and currently holds an all-time record of 576-505-70. 1. Lauren Slebodnick (24-6-1) - 2012 24 this season. • Cornell, which began play with the 1972-73 season, is the 2. Amanda Mazzotta (21-8-6) - 2009 21 • Maddie Mills ranks second on the squad with 16 goals and has second-oldest Division I women’s program in the country still scored at least one point in 19 out of the 29 games that Cornell in existence. Brown began play in 1967-68. 3. Marlene Boissonnault (19-5-3) - 2017 19 has played. • She is third in freshman scoring in conference play (20). UP NEXT • Joie Phelps has six goals on the year: At Princeton (1/5), at • The semifinals and final of the ECAC Hockey Tournament will be Syracuse (1/9), at Dartmouth (2/3), Syracuse (2/6), Brown held March 3 and 4 at the remaining highest seed. (2/10) and at Union (2/16). • Her goal against the Big Green was the game winner. • Kendra Nealey and Willow Slobodzian have both scored on 2017-18 CORNELL WOMEN’S HOCKEY ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Year Hometown Last Team 1 Marlène Boissonnault G 5-10 Jr. Dundee, New Brunswick Rothesay Netherwood School / Canada U18 2 Erin O’Connor D 5-10 Sr. Evanston, Ill. Chicago Young Americans 4 Kendra Nealey D 5-11 Fr. Chicago, Ill. Chicago Mission 5 Grace Graham F 5-8 So. Island View, New Brunswick Fredericton HS 6 Joie Phelps F 5-7 Fr. Eagan, Minn. Visitation HS 9 Devon Facchinato D 5-10 Fr. Windsor, Ontario Team Ontario 10 Brianna Veerman F 5-5 Sr. Burlington, Ontario Aurora Junior Panthers 12 Hanna Mutschelknaus F 5-6 So. Brandon, S.D. St. Louis AAA Blues 14 Jaime Bourbonnais D 5-7 So. Mississauga, Ontario Oakville Hornets 15 Pippy Gerace F 5-2 Jr. Jamestown, N.Y. Etobicoke Jr. Dolphins 17 Lenka Serdar F 5-8 Jr. Lexington, Mass. North American Hockey Academy 18 Paige Lewis F 5-5 So. New Canaan, Conn. Mid-Fairfield Stars 19 Diana Buckley F 5-8 Jr. Woodbridge, Va. Washington Pride 20 Kristin O’Neill F 5-4 So. Oakville, Ontario Stoney Creek Sabres 21 Amy Curlew F 5-3 So. Goose Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador Oakville Hornets 22 Maddie Mills F 5-4 Fr. Sewickley, Pa. Shattuck-St. Mary’s 23 Finley Frechette F 5-5 Fr. Weston, Mass. St. Paul’s School 24 Sarah Knee D 6-1 Sr. Toronto, Ontario Toronto Junior Aeros 27 Willow Slobodzian D 5-6 Fr. Clavet, Saskatchewan Saskatoon Stars 29 Lindsay Browning G 5-3 Fr. Penfield, N.Y. Buffalo Bisons 31 Ally Dalaya G 5-10 Fr. Alexandria, Va. Washington Pride Coaching Staff Head Coach: Doug Derraugh (13th season) Asst. Coach: Edith Racine (9th season) Asst. Coach: Dean Jackson (1st season) Director of Operations: Louise Derraugh

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER PRONUNCIATION GUIDE NO. NAME YR. POS. 1. Marlene Boissonnault: Mar-LEN Bwa-so-NO 1 Marlene Boissonnault So. G 9. Facchinato: Fah-chin-auto 14 Jaime Bourbonnais Fr. D 12. Mutschelknaus: Mutch-elk-Naus 29 Lindsay Browning Fr. G 19 Diana Buckley So. F 14. Bourbonnais: Bur-BA-ney 21 Amy Curlew Fr. F 15. Gerace: Ja-RAH-see 31 Ally Dalaya Fr. G 17. Lenka Serdar: LENK-uh SIR-dar 9 Devon Facchinato Fr. D 23 Finley Frechette Fr. F 21. Curlew: Kerr-lou 15 Pippy Gerace So. F 23. Frechette: Freh-shett 5 Grace Graham Fr. F 27. Slobodzian: Slob-OH-jin 24 Sarah Knee Jr. D 18 Paige Lewis Fr. F 31. Dalaya: Duh-lie-yuh 22 Maddie Mills Fr. F Derraugh: DARE-ahh 12 Hanna Mutschelknaus Fr. F 4 Kendra Nealey Fr. D 2 Erin O’Connor Jr. D 20 Kristin O’Neill Fr. F 6 Joie Phelps Fr. F 17 Lenka Serdar So. F 27 Willow Slobodzian Fr. D 10 Brianna Veerman Sr. F Big Red Quick Hits *2017-18: Represented Canada at 2018 Nations Cup...made career-high 34 saves in a 2-1 victory over Colgate MARLENE BOISSONNAULT (12/1)...has six shutouts on the season: Yale (11/18, 2/9), Dartmouth (1/12), RPI (1/19), Syracuse (2/6) and Union Jr. • G • 5-10 (2/16)...recorded first-career assist versus the Big Green and earned another assist against Union (1/20). Rothesay Netherwood School/Canada U18 *2016-17: Earned her first career shutout against Brown on 11/11 (13 saves)...made a career-high 29 saves in 2-1 win over #3 Clarkson on 1/20...posted another shutout against Dartmouth on 1/27. Dundee, New Brunswick *2015-16: Posted a 3.02 goals-against average and a .882 save pct. in eight games played ... started seven games 1 and went 5-1-0 ... Named to the Windjammer Classic all-tournament team. ERIN O’CONNOR (C) *2017-18: Earned first point of the season with an assist against Quinnipiac on 11/3...scored first goal of the season Sr. • D • 5-10 and first-career short-handed score at Syracuse (1/9)...has 40 blocks, one goal and four assists on the season. Chicago Young Americans *2016-17: Had a power-play goal and assist through the first 13 games...tallied two assists against Syracuse on 1/10. Evanston, Ill. *2015-16: Finished third on the team in assists with 12 and concluded season with 30 blocked shots. *2014-15: Named Ivy League Rookie of the Year Second-Team All-Ivy, Second Team All-ECAC, ECAC All-Rookie 2 Team, USCHO All-Rookie Team ... Led Cornell defenders with seven goals and 25 points KENDRA NEALEY *2017-18: Earned first-career point with an assist at Brown (11/17) and scored first-career goal -- the game Fr. • D • 5-11 winner -- at Syracuse (1/9)...has three goals and two assists on the season...has blocked 31 shots. *Personal: Competed with the Chicago Mission at the club level, where she won a national U19 national cham- Chicago Mission pionship in 2015...Helped the Misson to the U19 national championship game in 2017 and semifinals in 2016... Chicago, Ill. Also was a national semifinalist in 2014 at the U16 level...Was named MVP for University of Chicago Laboratory Schools in 2016 and 2017...Earned all-state honors in all four of her years with the team...Helped U High to a state 4 championship in 2015 and semifinals in 2014 and 2017 GRACE GRAHAM *2017-18: Scored game-winning goal against Quinnipiac (11/3) and notched insurance goal at Brown (11/17)... So. • F • 5-8 on a two-goal game streak...has nine points from six goals and three assists this year. Fredericton HS *2016-17: Scored her first career goal - the game-winner - against Yale on 11/12...game-tying goal against Island View, New Brunswick Clarkson on 2/18. Recorded first-career assist on game-winning goal at Providence (11/25). 5 *Before Cornell: played for Canada’s U-18 team in a three-game series against the U.S. U-18 squad in the summer of 2015 ... spent the 2015-16 season playing for the Fredericton HS varsity boys’ hockey team, and she also was a member of the , soccer, and track and field teams throughout high school.

JOIE PHELPS *2017-18: Scored first-collegiate goal at Princeton (1/5) and added in another four days later at Syracuse (1/9)... Fr. • F • 5-7 scored game winner at Dartmouth (2/3)...has six goals this year. Visitation HS *Personal: Selected to the Minnesota all-state team in 2015- 17...Honored as a member of the Minnesota State Eagan, Minn. High School Hockey All-Tournament Team in 2016 and 2017...Also became a member of the Minnesota All-TriMet- ro Conference Team all four seasons of her high school career...Named a semifinalist for Minnesota’s Ms. Hockey in 6 2017...Also played tennis for five years and for three years at Visitation. DEVON FACCHINATO *2017-18: Scored first-collegiate point with a primary assist at Princeton (1/5)...had an assist versus Harvard Fr. • D • 5-10 (1/13) on the game winner and added in another assist at Harvard (2/2)...has three assists this season. Team Ontario *Personal: Helped Team Ontario win a PWHL Championship, a provincial championship and a U18 national championship in 2017...Also competed with the Oakville Junior Hornets at the club level, earning bronze at the Windsor, Ontario U18 national championship in 2016...Won a CISAA Championship in 2016 and 2017 at Appleby College...Honored 9 with the Hugh C. Cayley Award in 2017, presented to the graduating student who honors the most outstanding achievement for both athletics and academics at Appleby *2017-18: Recorded two assists in the season opener at St. Lawrence (10/27) and again versus the Saints on 1/27. BRIANNA VEERMAN ..also notched two points(1G, 1A) against Harvard...has 16 points from three goals and 13 assists. Sr. • F • 5-5 *2015-16: Had first career multi-goal game at Syracuse. ... had a career-high three assists against Dartmouth Aurora Junior Panthers *2014-15: Finished the season with three goals and six assists *2013-14: Did not play in any games. Burlington, Ontario *Personal: Played club hockey with the Aurora Junior Panthers along with two of her hockey teammates at 10 Cornell...Led the Panthers in points while serving as a team assistant captain.

HANNAH MUTSCHELKNAUS *2017-18: Recorded first point of the season with a secondary assist against Brown (2/10)...has two assists this So. • F • 5-6 season. St. Louis AAA Blues *2016-17: First-career point came with an assist against Yale on 11/12 and added another on 1/10 against Syracuse. Brandon, S.D. *Before Cornell: Captain of the St. Louis U-19 Lady Blues during the 2015-16 season, scoring 17 goals and 21 12 assists for 38 points in 42 games ... Also participated in USA Hockey’s 2015 U-18 Player Development Camp. *2017-18: Represented Canada at the 2018 Nations Cup...scored first goal of the year for Cornell against St. Lawrence (10/27)...has tallied three goals and 18 assists including one power play goal and one game winner. JAIME BOURBONNAIS *2016-17: Scored her first career goal - the game winning goal - against Mercyhurst in the season opener. ... So. • D • 5-7 Earned first career multi-point game with a goal and assist against Harvard on 12/2. Oakville Hornets *Personal: Was a part of the silver medal team at the 2016 IIHF U-18 World Championships and was invited to Mississauga, Ontario the 2016 U-22 National Development Camp ... earned a silver medal with the Oakville Hornets at the 2015-16 14 Ontario Women’s Hockey Association Provincial Championships.

*2017-18: Scored game-winning goal against Princeton on 11/4...notched first assist of the season at Providence PIPPY GERACE (11/26)...recorded a primary assist versus Colgate (12/2), Union (1/20) and Brown (2/10)...has one goal and five Jr. • F • 5-2 assists this year. *2016-17: Tallied her third career multi-point game agaisnt Providence on 1/7...set a career-high in points just 15 Etobicoke Jr. Dolphins games into the season. Jamestown, N.Y. *2015-16: Recorded eight points on six goals and two assists ... Scored game-winner against BU in Windjammer 15 Classic ... Named Windjammer All-Tournament Team ... Scored first career goal vs. Union... *Personal: Attended USA Hockey U-18 player development camp from 2011 to 2014 ... Participated in USA U-18 Hockey August Festival in 2014 ... Played junior hockey with Etobicoke of the Provincial Women’s Hockey League. Big Red Quick Hits LENKA SERDAR *2017-18: Earned first point of the season with a primary assist at Yale (11/18)...recorded career-high three Jr • F • 5-8 points at Colgate (12/2) off of one goal and two assists and matched that performance at Syracuse (1/9)...notched short-handed goal at Union (2/16)...has three goals and 12 assists this season. North American Hockey Academy *2016-17: Notched three points (1g, 2a) through the first five games of the season...set a career-high in points 17 Lexington, Mass. with her assist (2g, 6a) against Harvard on 1/28... had two assists against Clarkson on 2/18. *2015-16: Finished with seven points (1g, 6a), 49 shots on goal and 18 blocked shots.

PAIGE LEWIS *2017-18: Scored an empty netter against St. Lawrence in the season opener on 10/27...notched career-high So. • F • 5-5 three points at Colgate (12/2) and against Brown (2/10)...had two primary assists in the first period at Syracuse... recorded short-handed goal at RPI (2/17)...(1/9)...has seven goals and eight assists this season. Mid-Fairfield Stars *2016-17: Earned her first career point with an assist against Union on 10/29...scored her first career goal agaisnt New Canaan, Conn. Providence on 1/7 and tallied another against Syracuse on 1/10....had a four-game point-streak in Feb. (2g, 2a). 18 *Before Cornell: Participated in USA Hockey’s National Camp in 2012, 2013 and 2014 and was invited to the U-18 Selection Camp in 2015 ... also skated for the Mid-Fairfield Stars from 2011-16 and was a USA National Championship runner-up in 2014. *2017-18: Scored four goals in five games spanning from Brown (11/17) to Providence (11/26) -- including the DIANA BUCKLEY game-tying goal against Penn State (11/21)...on a four-game point streak...has five goals and seven assists this Jr. • F • 5-8 season. Washington Pride *2016-17: Scored the game-winner against Dartmouth on 12/3 and against RPI on 2/4. *2015-16: Had first career multi-goal game at Syracuse. ... appeared in all 31 contests during her rookie 19 Woodbridge, Va. campaign. *2017-18: Represented Canada at the 2018 Nations Cup...has three three-point games and nine multi-point matches...notched career-high three assists at Brown (11/17)...had four-point weekend (3G, 1A) at Providence (11/25-26)...broke program record for career short-handed goals at Syracuse (1/9)...recorded a hat trick against KRISTIN O’NEILL (C) Syracuse (2/6)...has 19 goals and 19 assists this season. So. • F• 5-4 *2016-17: Had a two-goal outing agaisnt Mercyhurst on 10/22...Had a six-game point streak from 10/29 to 11/19, Stoney Creek Sabres notching five goals and three assists for eight points over that span...set the program record for short-handed goals in a season (5)...converted game-winning penalty-shot against Colgate on 2/24. Oakville, Ontario *Before Cornell: Spent two years on Canada’s U-18 team, earning silver medals at the 2015 and 2016 IIHF U-18 20 Women’s World Hockey Championship and was invited to the 2016 U-22 National Development Camp *2017-18: Scored an empty netter against Princeton (11/4) and St. Lawrence (1/27)...scored just 28 seconds in at AMY CURLEW Syracuse (1/9)...has four goals and five assists on the season. So. • F • 5-3 *2016-17: Scored her first career goal and added an assist for her first multi-point game on 12/2 against Harvard... Oakville Hornets had a goal and assist against RPI on 2/4...earned first career game-winning goal against Colgate in Game 2 of ECAC Hockey quarterfinals on 2/25...scored game-winner against St. Lawrence in ECAC Hockey semifinals on 3/4. Goose Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador *Before Cornell: played her club hockey for the Oakville Hornets of the Provincial Women’s Hockey League, 21 earning a silver medal at the 2015-16 OWHA Provincial Championships and winning the 2014-15 tournament *2017-18: Scored her first career goal -- the game-winning goal -- in the season opener against St. Lawrence MADDIE MILLS (10/27)...has seven power play goals and four game winners...notched career-high three assists against Syracuse Fr. • F • 5-4 (2/6)...has 16 goals and 12 assists this season. *Personal: Won four consecutive USA Hockey national championships with Shattuck-St. Mary’s...Presented the Shattuck-St. Mary’s school’s Best All-Around Girl Award in 2017...Won the Cooley Award in 2016, presented to the best all-around Sewickley, Pa. student in the junior class...Also received the Bausch + Lomb Honorary Science Award in 2016, granted to the 22 junior with the highest standing in science subjects during the entire upper school course FINLEY FRECHETTE *2017-18: Earned first-collegiate point with a secondary assist at Princeton (1/5)...scored first-career goal against Fr. • F • 5-5 Brown (2/10)...netted second goal at Union (2/16). *Personal: Named to the All-New England Team in 2017, was selected to the New Hampshire School All-State St. Paul’s School Team in 2016 and 2017...Was an All-ISL selection in 2015 and 2016, and was awarded Rookie of the Year in 2014... Weston, Mass. Honored with the Loomis Medal, the highest athletic award for a female student who has made the greatest 23 contribution to the St. Paul’s athletic program...Helped St. Paul’s win a NEPSAC championship in 2015. *2017-18: Has four goals and 15 assists on the season...had a three-point outing against Quinnipiac (11/3), SARAH KNEE (C) notching two goals and one assist...leads team with 48 blocks. Sr. • D • 6-1 *2016-17: Had second career multi-point game with a goal and assist against Harvard on 1/28...had two assists Toronto Junior Aeros against Clarkson on 2/18. Toronto, Ontario *2015-16: Notched one goal and three assists ... finished with 28 blocked shots. 24 *2014-15: Posted two goals and three assists...Appeared in all 33 games. *Personal: Attended Canada’s National Women’s Under-18 Team Conditioning Camp in 2013 WILLOW SLOBODZIAN *2017-18: Represented Canada at 2018 IIHF U18 World Championships...earned first-collegiate goal on a PP at Fr. • D • 5-6 Brown (11/17)...recorded two assists against Syracuse (2/6)...has three goals and five assists. *Personal: Participated in the Team Canada National Women’s Under-18 Team selection camp in August 2017... Saskatoon Stars Competed with Team Canada at an International Ice Hockey Federation U18 series against the United States in Clavet, Saskatchewan 2015-16 in Finland and 2016-17 in Canada...Won a provincial and regional championship with her midget AAA 27 team, the Saskatoon Stars, in 2015 and 2016...Won rookie of the year in 2015, honored as the top defenseman in 2016 and 2017, and named MVP in 2017. LINDSAY BROWNING *2017-18: Made first-career starts at Quinnipiac (1/5) and Princeton (1/6), making 40 saves over the weekend... Fr. • G • 5-3 has appeared in four games this season. Buffalo Bisons *Personal: Won a state championship with the U16 Buffalo Bisons in 2016...Was a 2017 All-Greater Penfield, N.Y. Rochester Ice Hockey selection...Awarded the 2016 United States Marine Corps Scholastic Excellence Award for 29 academic achievement and leadership as a high school scholar...Became a 2017 National Merit Scholarship finalist in 2017...Also played for five years at Penfield HS. ALLY DALAYA Fr. • G • 5-10 Washington Pride 31 Alexandria, Va. BIG RED BREAKDOWN The Big Red 21-player roster includes: BY CLASS BY STATE/PROVINCE SENIORS (3) UNITED STATES CANADA Forward (1): Brianna Veerman CONNECTICUT NEW BRUNSWICK Paige Lewis Marlene Boissonault Defensemen (2): Sarah Knee, Erin O’Connor ILLINOIS Grace Graham JUNIORS (4) Kendra Nealey NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR Forwards (3): Diana Buckley, Pippy Gerace, Lenka Erin O’connor Amy Curlew Serdar MASSACHUSETTS ONTARIO Goaltender (1): Marlene Boissonnault Finley Frechette Jaime Bourbonnais Lenka Serdar Devon Facchinato SOPHOMORES (6) MINNESOTA Sarah Knee Forwards (5): Amy Curlew, Grace Graham, Joie Phelps Kristin O’Neill Paige Lewis, Hanna Mutschelknaus, Kristin O’Neill NEW YORK Brianna Veerman Defenseman (1): Jaime Bourbonnais Lindsay Browning SASKATCHEWAN FRESHMEN (8) Pippy Gerace Willow Slobodzian PENNSYLVANIA Forwards (3): Finley Frechette, Maddie Mills, Joie Maddie Mills Phelps SOUTH DAKOTA Defensemen (3): Devon Facchinato, Kendra Nealey, Hanna Mutschelknaus Willow Slobodzian VIRGINIA Goaltenders (2): Lindsay Browning, Ally Dalaya Diana Buckley Ally Dalaya Career Highs GOALS ASSISTS POINTS MULTIPLE-POINT GAMES JAIME BOURBONNAIS 1, 8x, rec. vs. Harvard, 1/13/18 2, 3x, rec. vs. Brown, 2/10/18 2, 6x, rec. vs. Brown, 2/10/18 7, rec. vs. Brown, 2/10/18

DIANA BUCKLEY 1, 13x, rec. vs. Syracuse, 2/6/18 2, 2x, rec. vs. Brown, 2/10/18 2, 3x, rec. vs. Brown, 2/10/18 3, rec. vs. Brown, 2/10/18

AMY CURLEW 1, 11x, rec. at Union, 2/16/18 1, 11x, rec. vs. Union, 1/20/18 2, 4x, rec. at Syracuse, 1/9/18 4, rec. at Syracuse, 1/9/18

DEVON FACCHINATO none 1, 3x, rec. at Harvard, 2/2/18 1, 3x, rec. at Harvard, 2/2/18 none

FINLEY FRECHETTE 1, 2x, rec. at Union, 2/16/18 1, at Princeton, 1/5/18 1, 3x, rec. at Union, 2/16/18 none

PIPPY GERACE 2, vs. Yale, 1/15/16 2, vs. Providence, 1/7/17 3, 2x, rec. vs. Providence, 1/7/17 3, rec. vs. Providence, 1/7/17

GRACE GRAHAM 1, 10x, rec. vs. Brown, 2/10/18 1, 3x, rec at Union, 2/16/18 1, 13x, rec. at Union, 2/16/18 none

SARAH KNEE 2, vs. Quinnipiac, 11/3/17 2, 4x, rec vs. Brown, 2/10/18 3, vs. Quinnipiac, 11/3/17 6, rec. vs. Brown, 2/10/18

PAIGE LEWIS 2, at Colgate, 12/2/17 2, 2x, rec. vs. Brown, 1/10/18 3, 2x, rec. vs. Brown, 2/10/18 3, rec. vs. Brown (2/10/18)

MADDIE MILLS 2, vs. St. Lawrence, 1/27/18 3, vs. Syracuse, 2/6/18 3, 2x, rec. vs. Syracuse, 2/6/18 7, rec. vs. Yale, 2/9/18

HANNA MUTSCHELKNAUS none 1, 4x, rec at Union, 2/16/18 1, 4x, rec at Union, 2/16/18 none

KENDRA NEALEY 1, 3x, rec. at Harvard, 2/2/18 1, 2x, rec. vs. Dartmouth, 1/12/18 1, 5x, rec. at Harvard, 2/2/18 none

ERIN O’CONNOR 1, 9x, rec. at Syracuse, 1/9/18 3, rec. vs. Brown, 11/14/14 3, 3x, rec. vs. Union, 1/20/15 19, rec. at Syracuse, 1/9/18

KRISTIN O’NEILL 3, vs. Syracuse, 2/6/18 3, at Brown 11/17/17 3, 4x, rec. vs. Syracuse, 2/6/18 19, rec. vs. Yale, 2/9/18

JOIE PHELPS 1, 6x, rec. at Union, 2/16/18 none 1, 6x, rec. at Union, 2/16/18 none

LENKA SERDAR 1, 7x, rec. at Union, 2/16/18 2, 6x, rec. vs. Brown, 2/10/18 3, 2x, rec. at Syracuse, 1/9/18 7, rec. at Union, 2/16/18

WILLOW SLOBODZIAN 1, 3x, rec. vs. Brown, 2/10/18 2, vs. Syracuse, 2/6/18 2, vs. Syracuse, 2/6/18 1, vs. Syracuse, 2/6/18

BRIANNA VEERMAN 2, vs. Syracuse, 11/14/15 3, at Dartmouth, 1/9/16 3, at Dartmouth, 1/9/16 7, rec vs. Syracuse, 2/6/18

SAVES MARLENE BOISSONNAULT 34, vs. Colgate, 12/1/17, (W, 2-1) LINDSAY BROWNING 20, 2x, rec. at Quinnipiac, 1/6/18, (L, 4-0) CORNELL’S 2017-18 RECORD WHEN... The Last Time It Happened W L T FOR CORNELL Overall 19 7 3 A shutout...... Feb. 16, 2018 at Union, W, 5-0 (Goalie: Marlene Boissonnault) A shutout at home...... Feb. 9, 2018 vs. Yale, W, 4-0 (Goalie: Marlene Boissonnault) in ECAC Hockey play 15 5 2 A shutout on the road...... Feb. 16, 2018 at Union, W, 5-0 (Goalie: Marlene Boissonnault) in Ivy League play 8 1 1 A shutout on neutral ice...... Nov. 29, 1997 vs. Providence, 5-0 (at Princeton, N.J.) (Goalie: Alanna Hayes) in non-conference play 4 2 1 Shutouts in back-to-back games...... Feb. 6 and 9, 2018 vs. Syracuse (W 5-0) and vs. Yale (W 4-0) (Goalie: Marlene Boissonnault) Shutouts against the same opponent in back-to-back games.....Yale, 11/18/17 (3-0), 2/9/18 (4-0) (Goalie: Marlene Boissonnault) at home 10 3 2 A goalie had back-to-back shutouts...... Marlene Boissonnault (Feb. 6, 2018 vs. Syracuse, W 5-0; Feb. 9, 2018 vs. Yale, W 4-0) on the road 9 4 1 A goalie made 40 or more saves...... Paula Voorheis, 51, Nov. 25, 2016 at Wisconsin, L 0-3 at a neutral site 0 0 0 A goalie had a point in a game...... Marlene Boissonnault (0-1–1), Jan. 20, 2018 vs. Union, T 3-3 10 or more goals at home...... Dec. 9, 1989 vs. Middlebury, W 13-1 leading after one period 11 1 1 10 or more goals on the road...... Nov. 21, 2003 at Sacred Heart, W 11-1 trailing after one period 0 3 0 9 goals...... Nov. 17, 2012 at Colgate, W 9-2 tied after one period 8 3 2 8 goals...... Jan. 30, 2015 vs. Union, W 8-2 7 goals...... Jan. 10, 2017 vs. Syracuse, W 7-2 leading after two periods 15 1 1 5 goals in a period...... Feb. 10, 2018 vs. Brown, second period, W 6-1 trailing after two periods 0 5 2 6 goals in a period...... Jan. 15, 2013 vs. Syracuse, first period, W 8-1 tied after two periods 4 1 0 Overtime win at home...... Jan. 14, 2017 vs. Quinnipiac, W, 3-2 Overtime win on the road...... Feb. 6, 2015 at Quinnipiac, W 4-3 outshooting the opposition 14 1 2 Overtime win on neutral ice...... March 19, 2011 vs. Mercyhurst (NCAA Semifinals, Minneapolis, Minn.), W 3-2 being out-shot by the opposition 5 6 1 A hat trick...... Kristin O’Neill, Feb. 6, 2018 vs. Syracuse, W 5-0 shots are even 0 0 0 A player scored four goals in a game...... Brianne Jenner, Feb. 1, 2013 vs. Union, W 8-1 50 or more shots on goal...... 52, Feb. 10, 2018 vs. Brown, W 6-1 in one-goal or less games 5 3 3 No shots allowed in a 20-minute period...... Feb. 1, 2013 vs. Union, first period, W 8-1 in two-goal games 5 1 0 Power play goal...... Kristin O’Neill (5-on-4), Feb. 17, 2018 at Rensselaer, W 2-1 in three-goal games 4 1 0 Short-handed goal...... Paige Lewis (4-on-5), Feb. 17, 2018 at Rensselaer, W 2-1 in four- or more goal games 5 2 0 5 different players scored in a game...... Feb. 16, 2018 at Union (O’Neill, Serdar, Phelps, Curlew, Frechette), W 5-0 6 different players scored in a game...... Feb. 10, 2018 vs. Brown (Graham, Lewis, Mills, Phelps, Frechette, Slobodzian), W 6-1 scoring first 19 1 1 7 different players scored in a game...... Jan. 10, 2017 vs. Syracuse, W 7-2 the opposition scores first 0 6 2 8 different players scored in a game...... Jan. 10, 1999 vs. Colby College, W 11-1 A player had three points in a game...... Kristin O’Neill (3-0–0), Maddie Mills (0-0–3), Feb. 6, 2018 vs. Syracuse, W 5-0 in October 1 1 0 A player had four points in a game...... Valerie Audet (0-4–4), Jan. 10, 2017 vs. Syracuse, W 7-2 in November 6 2 1 A player had five points in a game...... Brianne Jenner (1-4–5), Jan. 13, 2015 vs. Boston University, W 6-2 in December 1 1 0 10 different players had a point in a game...... Jan. 9, 2016 at Dartmouth, W 5-3 in January 5 3 1 11 different players had a point in a game...... Feb. 16, 2018 at Union, W 5-0 in February 6 0 1 12 different players had a point in a game...... Feb. 10, 2018 vs. Brown, W 6-1 in March 0 0 0 13 different players had a point in a game...... Jan. 10, 2017 vs. Syracuse, W 7-2 14 different players had a point in a game...... Oct. 23, 2010 vs. Robert Morris, W 9-1 on Friday 8 3 1 on Saturday 8 4 1 AGAINST CORNELL on Sunday 1 0 0 A shutout...... Jan. 6, 2018 at Quinnipiac, L 0-4 (Quinnipiac goalie: Abbie Ives) on Tuesday 2 0 1 A shutout at Lynah...... Jan. 6, 2017 vs. Providence, L 0-2 (Providence goalie: Clare Minnerath) A shutout away from Lynah...... Jan. 6, 2018 at Quinnipiac, L 0-4 (Quinnipiac goalie: Abbie Ives) in first game of back-to-back 9 3 1 A shutout on neutral ice...... Feb. 25, 1989 vs. Dartmouth, L 0-1 (OT) (Ivy League Tournament) in second game of back-to-back 8 4 1 A goalie made 40 or more saves...... Becky Dutton, 41, Feb. 2, 2018 at Harvard, T 2-2 in a single game 2 0 1 9 goals...... Feb. 9, 2007 vs. Harvard, L 1-9 in overtime 0 1 2 8 goals...... Oct. 24, 2015 vs. Boston College, L 0-8 7 goals...... March 8, 2015 vs. Harvard, L 3-7 (ECAC Hockey Championship) vs. ECAC Hockey 15 5 2 Overtime win...... Jan. 26, 2018 vs. Clarkson, L 3-4 vs. Ivy League 8 1 1 A hat trick...... Juana Baribeau, Jan. 28, 2012 at Clarkson, L 3-5 vs. 2 0 0 Power play goal...... Megan Ryan, (5-on-4), Jan. 20, 2018 vs. Union, T 3-3 vs. 2 0 1 Short-handed goal...... Jessie Eldridge (4-on-5), Dec. 2, 2017 at Colgate, L 4-5 vs. Western Collegiate Hockey Association 0 2 0

GENERAL vs. team ranked in USA Today poll* 5 5 0 Cornell played in the NCAA Tournament...... 2017 vs. team ranked in USCHO.com poll* 5 5 0 Cornell played in the Frozen Four...... 2012 *—at time of game Conrell won an Ivy League Championship...... 2018 Cornell won an ECAC Hockey Tournament Championship...... 2014 Cornell won an ECAC Hockey Regular-Season Championship...... 2013 THE DOUG DERRAUGH FILE DOUG DERRAUGH Education Cornell University Head Coach of Women’s Ice Hockey B.S., Biological Sciences, 1991 13th Season at Cornell • Cornell ’91 Head Coaching Experience Now entering his 13th season directing the Cornell National Women’s Development team (Bunton, Hart Cornell University, 2005-06 – present women’s hockey program in 2017-18, Doug Der- and Kristin O’Neill). 6 NCAA Tournament Appearances raugh has brought the Big Red women to their place among the nation’s elite. Derraugh has a 222-135-33 In 2010, Derraugh led the Big Red to its first Ivy 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2017 record in his first 12 seasons as the head coach of League title since 1996 and the program’s first-ever 3 NCAA Frozen Four Appearances the Big Red, with his 200th win coming in the form ECAC regular-season and tournament titles. The 2010, 2011, 2012 of a 4-2 win in 2016 against Yale. Cornell has made Big Red also won an ECAC playoff game and series the ECAC Hockey Tournament each of the last 10 for the first time in school history, then remained 4 ECAC Hockey Tournament Championships seasons, won the tournament four of the last eight unbeaten with two more wins in the playoffs to 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014 years and advanced to the NCAA Tournament in advance to the NCAA tournament for the first time 4 ECAC Hockey Regular Season Championships six of those seasons. The 2017 ECAC Hockey Coach in school history. of the Year guided the Big Red to the national title 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 game in his fifth season and back-to-back-to-back Cornell has earned its success on the ice, leading the 6 Ivy League Championships NCAA Frozen Four appearances in 2010, 2011 and nation in penalty-killing percentage in both 2010 2012. He led the team to five consecutive 20-win and 2011 and recording the nation’s top scoring 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2017, 2018 seasons for the first time in program history in defense in 2011 and the second-best scoring defense 3 ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year Awards 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13 and 2013-2014. in 2013. The 2011-12 team had the nation’s best 2011, 2013, 2017 scoring offense and winning percentage. The 2010-11 Big Red squad set a Cornell record for 1 AHCA Division I National Coach of the Year Award the most wins ever by a Cornell hockey program, With the team’s overall success, individual honors 2010 men’s or women’s, by winning 31 games. The Cornell have followed. Cornell has had seven different women’s team also became the first women’s pro- players combine for 15 All-America honors in gram in any sport at Cornell to make a second trip Derraugh’s tenure, led by the program’s first first- Professional Playing Experience to that respective sport’s final four. In the 2011-12 team honoree, Laura Fortino ‘13. Lauriane Rougeau 13 Seasons in Europe season, Cornell again reached the 30-win mark and ‘13 has also been named to the second team four 637 games played, 257 goals, 347 assists reached the Frozen Four in Duluth, Minn. Cornell times, Catherine White ‘12 earned one second-team returned to the NCAAs in 2013-14, claiming the mention in 2010 and Rebecca Johnston ‘12 earning • 2 100-point seasons ECAC Hockey Tournament championship for the a first-team nod in 2012 and second-team honors fourth time in five years by beating Clarkson 1-0. twice. Brianne Jenner was added to that list in 2013 Collegiate Playing Experience when she was named a First Team All-American Derraugh has led the Big Red to four consecutive for the first time in her career, then she added a Cornell University, 1987-91 ECAC Hockey and Ivy League regular season titles second honor in 2015. Jillian Saulnier added a first- • 119 games played, 66-87 - 153 (10th all-time) between the 2009-2010 season and the 2012-2013 team nod in 2014 along with Alyssa Gagliardi ’14 season, and four of the last five ECAC Hockey tour- second-team honors. • Co-Captain as a senior nament titles. His peers have recognized his efforts, • 30 goals as a senior (most all-time) as Derraugh was named the 2010 AHCA Division I Additionally, the Big Red picked up its first-ever Coach of the Year, the ECAC Hockey Coach of the ECAC Hockey Player of the Year honor in 2010 Year in 2011, 2013 and 2017. when White received the award. Johnston claimed ferent teams in some of the top leagues in Norway, the award in 2012, and Jenner earned it the fol- Germany, Austria and Finland. He scored more than Derraugh’s tireless efforts on the recruiting trail have lowing year. Cornell has also had seven of the last 100 points in a season twice and posted 30 points paid off, as the Big Red has assembled an impressive eight Ivy League Players of the Year (White - 2010; or more 10 times. He ended his professional career array of talent. In just his first six seasons, Derraugh Fortino – 2011; Johnston – 2012; Jenner – 2013; with 257 goals and 347 assists in 637 professional added eight players who were a member of the Saulnier – 2014; Jenner – 2015; Hanna Bunton – contests. In his final season, Derraugh also served as Canadian U22 National Team program, including 2017) and eight of the last nine Ivy League Rookies special teams coach for his team. one, Rebecca Johnston, who was a member of the of the Year (Johnston - 2008; White - 2009; Rougeau Canadian National Team that won the gold medal - 2010; Jenner – 2011; Saulnier – 2012; Hanna While a student at Cornell, Derraugh played in all at the in Vancouver. Three Bunton – 2014; Erin O’Connor – 2015; Kristin 119 contests for the Big Red over his four years, other players in 2011-12 – Brianne Jenner, Laura O’Neill – 2017). helping to lead the Big Red to an NCAA tournament Fortino and Lauriane Rougeau – were on the Ca- appearance and a second-place finish in the ECAC nadian National Team roster for the 4 Nations Cup The Big Red’s success from 2010-13 was the culmi- as a senior co-captain. He led the team in scoring in in November 2011 and November 2012, as well as nation of the groundwork laid during the first four his final season with 30 goals and 36 assists, earning the 2012 and 2013 IIHF Women’s World Champi- seasons under Derraugh’s direction. In 2008-09, second-team All-Ivy League and honorable mention onships in Burlington, Vt., and , Ontario. he guided the Big Red to its second straight ECAC All-ECAC honors. His 30 goals in the 1990-91 sea- Johnston, Jenner, Fortino and Rougeau all were also Hockey tournament appearance and a 12-14-5 over- son are the most ever scored by a senior at Cornell. part of the Canadian National Team that won gold all record. In 2007-08, the Big Red claimed its first Overall, he ranks 10th all-time at Cornell in career at the 2014 Sochi Olympics in Russia. Most recently, spot in the ECAC Hockey playoffs since the 2003-04 scoring with 153 points on 66 goals and 87 assists. Hanna Bunton, Cassandra Poudrier, Micah Hart season, finishing the year with a 12-17-1 mark and and Marlène Boissonnault have been prospects for an eighth-place finish in the league race. A native of Arnprior, Ontario, Derraugh graduated Team Canada. The 2016-17 team featured two play- from Cornell in 1991 with a degree in biological sci- ers who have spent time with the senior Canadian A 1991 graduate of Cornell, Derraugh took over the ences. He and his wife, Louise, have three children. National Team in Hanna Bunton and Micah Hart, Big Red program after a 13-year career playing pro- and three players that were named to the Canada fessionally in Europe, seeing action with nine dif- EDITH RACINE Assistant Coach of Women’s Ice Hockey Ninth Season at Cornell • Elmira ’05

Edith Racine is entering her ninth season as an assistant coach with the Cornell finished fourth and fifth in the country in goals against average during the women’s hockey team in 2017-18. A former goaltender with a pair of national 2011-12 campaign, and Slebodnick had the nation’s best winning percentage. titles to her credit at , she has been instrumental in the continual development of the Big Red’s netminders. In 2010-11, Mazzotta finished as the national leader in goals-against average, allowing a mere 1.11 goals per game, with Mazzotta’s backup, Lauren Slebod- Under her direction, the Big Red has seen a dramatic improvement in its goal- nick, finishing second in the country with 1.15 goals allowed per game. The pair tenders. also finished second and third, respectively, in save percentage, with both net- minders stopping better than 94 percent of the shots faced during the season. During the 2016-17 campaign, Racine helped both of the Big Red goaltenders to spots among the nation’s elite. Paula Voorheis finished her career ranked sec- In 2009-10, Racine’s first season with the team, Mazzotta picked up a spot on ond all-time in save percentage (.925) and saves (2,238), third all-time in goals the all-tournament team at the NCAA championships, setting a championship against average (2.14) and fourth all-time in wins (42) and shutouts (9). In her game record for most saves in a game. That season, she finished sixth in the senior season, Voorheis recorded career lows in save percentage (.944) – which nation in goals-against average (1.53) and 11th in save percentage (.928), but was also the second-best single season save percentage in program history led the nation with 11 shutouts, the most in a single season by a Cornell goal- – and goals against average (1.59), numbers that ranked her third and eighth tender, male or female. overall in the nation. Additionally, sophomore Marlene Boissonnault went 10-1-2 for the nation’s second-best winning percentage (.846) while posting Before joining the Big Red prior to the 2009-10 season, Racine, a 2005 graduate the fourth-best goals against average (1.52). Both Voorheis and Boissonnault of Elmira College, coached for two seasons at Brown University, first as a volun- earned All-Ivy Second Team honors. teer assistant during the 2007-08 season and then as a full-time assistant coach in 2008-09. Under her guidance, Brown goaltender Nicole Stock posted a .922 In 2012-13, Lauren Slebodnick took over the starting goaltending role and had save percentage last year, good for 16th in the nation and sixth in ECAC Hockey. the country’s sixth-best goals against average, its sixth-best winning percent- Her coaching career also includes six summers as the head goaltending instruc- age and its 10th-best save percentage. Slebodnick finished her senior year in tor at the Elite Hockey Camp in Hanover, N.H. 2013-14 with the top spot in Cornell history for career wins with 68, fourth- most saves (1,668) and fourth-best save percentage (.924). As a player, Racine played four seasons with the Elmira College women’s hockey team, guiding her squad to a pair of national titles and a national runner-up As her career came to a close in 2011-12, Amanda Mazzotta became the team’s finish. She was twice named All-American by the American Collegiate Hockey then-all-time leader in wins (53). The tandem of Slebodnick and Mazzotta Association.

DEAN JACKSON Assistant Coach of Women’s Ice Hockey First Season at Cornell • Elmira ‘03

Dean Jackson is entering his first season as an assistant coach with the Cornell and CaptainU National Coach of the Year, and was an AHCA National Coach of women’s hockey team in 2017-18. the Year Finalist in 2016 and 2013.

Jackson joined the staff in June 2017 after most recently serving as the inter- Prior to his stint as the Elmira women’s hockey head coach, Jackson was an im head coach of women’s hockey at Penn State during the 2016-17 season. assistant men’s hockey coach from 2007-12, guiding the Soaring Eagles to five Jackson joined the Nittany Lion staff as an assistant prior to the 2016-17 sea- consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances and one trip to the NCAA Frozen son before taking over as interim head coach in January 2017. From 2012-16, Four in 2008. Jackson was the head coach of women’s ice hockey at Elmira College. Jackson had a stellar four-year playing career with the Soaring Eagles from In his four years in charge of the Soaring Eagles, Jackson amassed an overall 1999-2003. He was named the ECAC West Rookie of the Year in 1999, earned record of 94-19-4. He became the fastest coach to record 50 wins in program the ECAC West All-Conference Player and ECAC West Tournament Most Out- history, reaching that mark in just 63 games. After taking over the Soaring standing Player in 2003, and was a member of the 100 Point Club. Addition- Eagles in 2012-13, Jackson led the program to its third NCAA Division III ally, Jackson was a four-year member of the golf team. Following his career Championship and became the first women’s ice hockey coach, in any divi- at Elmira, Jackson played four seasons of professional hockey, skating for the sion, to lead a team to a national championship without a single All-American Elmira Jackals of the United Hockey League and the Fayetteville Fireantz and selection. Richmond Renegades of the Southern Professional Hockey League.

Jackson went on to lead the program to four straight NCAA Tournament Jackson graduated from Elmira College in 2003 with a bachelor of science appearances, making a return to the NCAA championship during the 2014- degree in business administration. 15 season. While at Elmira, Jackson was named the 2015 American Hockey Coaches Association DIII National Coach of the Year and ECAC West Confer- ence Coach of the Year, the 2013 D3Hockey.com National Coach of the Year Cornell Overall Individual Statistics (as of Feb 20, 2018) All games 2017-18 Cornell Women’sOverall: 19-7-3 Conf: Hockey: 15-5-2 Home: Individual 10-3-2 Away: 9-4-1 Statistics Neut: 0-0-0 Shots Penalties Goals ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% +- pen-min min maj oth pp sh fg gw gt ot ht pn ua 1 Boissonnault,Marlene 27 0 2 2 0 . 0 0 0 0 1-2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 O'Connor, Erin 29 1 4 5 47 . 0 2 1 +4 6-12 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 Nealey, Kendra 29 3 2 5 28 . 1 0 7 -1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 5 Graham, Grace 29 6 3 9 60 . 1 0 0 -3 5-10 5 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 6 Phelps, Joie 29 6 0 6 28 . 2 1 4 +4 2-4 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 9 Facchinato, Devon 29 0 3 3 19 . 0 0 0 +2 4-8 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 Veerman, Brianna 28 3 13 16 36 . 0 8 3 +9 14-31 13 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 12 Mutschelknaus 25 0 2 2 10 . 0 0 0 +2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 Bourbonnais, Jaime 27 3 18 21 72 . 0 4 2 +12 8-16 8 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 15 Gerace, Pippy 27 1 5 6 29 . 0 3 4 -1 3-6 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 17 Serdar, Lenka 29 3 12 15 60 . 0 5 0 +7 6-12 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 Lewis, Paige 29 7 8 15 78 . 0 9 0 +3 2-4 2 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 19 Buckley, Diana 29 5 7 12 59 . 0 8 5 -1 4-8 4 0 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 20 O'Neill, Kristin 27 19 19 38 139 . 1 3 7 +24 11-22 11 0 0 4 4 5 7 0 0 1 0 3 21 Curlew, Amy 26 4 5 9 31 . 1 2 9 0 5-10 5 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 22 Mills, Madlynne 29 16 12 28 86 . 1 8 6 +13 3-6 3 0 0 7 0 7 4 0 0 0 0 1 23 Frechette, Finley 29 2 1 3 10 . 2 0 0 +1 2-4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 Knee, Sarah 29 4 15 19 48 . 0 8 3 +4 8-16 8 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 Slobodzian, W illow 24 3 5 8 33 . 0 9 1 +13 11-22 11 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TM TEAM 13 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 1-2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 29 86 136 222 873 . 0 9 9 +92 96-195 95 1 0 18 7 21 19 1 0 1 0 8 Opponents 29 54 86 140 652 . 0 8 3 - 116-25 113 1 2 6 2 8 7 2 1 0 0 4

Goal average Saves Record Goals allowed ## Goalie gp-gs minutes ga avg saves pct w l t sho pp sh en pen sog 1 Boissonnault,Marlene 27-27 1596:52 43 1 . 6 2 553 . 9 2 8 19 5 3 6 5 2 0 0 0 29 Browning, Lindsay 4-2 145:28 9 3 . 7 1 45 . 8 3 3 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 TM EMPTY NET 13-0 13:02 2 - 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 Total 29-0 1755:22 54 1 . 8 5 598 . 9 1 7 19 7 3 6 6 2 2 0 0 Opponents 29-0 1755:22 86 2 . 9 4 787 . 9 0 1 7 19 3 2 18 7 6 0 0

## Faceoffs GP W L Pct. 5 Graham, Grace 29 5 0 1.000 22 Mills, Madlynne 29 9 6 .600 10 Veerman, Brianna 28 109 73 .599 20 O'Neill, Kristin 27 293 224 .567 17 Serdar, Lenka 29 304 303 .501 19 Buckley, Diana 29 119 138 .463 21 Curlew, Amy 26 2 3 .400 15 Gerace, Pippy 27 2 3 .400 18 Lewis, Paige 29 4 6 .400 23 Frechette, Finley 29 14 34 .292 24 Knee, Sarah 29 0 1 .000 6 Phelps, Joie 29 0 2 .000

## Power Play Scoring GP G A Pts Shots Pct. 22 Mills, Madlynne 29 7 3 10 22 .3 1 8 20 O'Neill, Kristin 27 4 5 9 30 .1 3 3 14 Bourbonnais, Jaime 27 1 8 9 25 .0 4 0 24 Knee, Sarah 29 1 5 6 15 .0 6 7 10 Veerman, Brianna 28 1 5 6 9 .1 1 1 19 Buckley, Diana 29 2 1 3 12 .1 6 7 17 Serdar, Lenka 29 0 3 3 8 .0 0 0 27 Slobodzian, Willow 24 1 1 2 13 .0 7 7 18 Lewis, Paige 29 1 0 1 6 .1 6 7 2 O'Connor, Erin 29 0 1 1 9 .0 0 0 1 Boissonnault,Marlene 27 0 1 1 0 .0 0 0 9 Facchinato, Devon 29 0 1 1 0 .0 0 0 15 Gerace, Pippy 27 0 0 0 2 .0 0 0 21 Curlew, Amy 26 0 0 0 1 .0 0 0 5 Graham, Grace 29 0 0 0 3 .0 0 0 Cornell Team Game-by-Game (as of Feb 20, 2018) 2017-18 Cornell Women’s Hockey:All Teamgames Game-by-Game Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Sh% +/-Pen-Min PP SH EN GW GT Hat UA Blk Oct 27, 201 at St. Lawrence 3-1 3 6 9 16 .1 8 8 0 3-6 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 - Oct 28, 201 at CLKWOMEN 0-6 0 0 0 13 .0 0 0 -25 4-8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Nov 03, 201 QUINNIPIAC 5-2 5 5 10 27 .1 8 5 +14 4-8 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 - Nov 04, 201 PRINCETON 3-1 3 1 4 24 .1 2 5 +5 3-6 1 0 1 1 0 0 2 - Nov 10, 201 WISCONSIN 1-3 1 1 2 22 .0 4 5 -5 5-10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Nov 11, 201 WISCONSIN 1-2 1 2 3 27 .0 3 7 -10 4-8 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Nov 17, 201 at Brown 5-1 5 6 11 33 .1 5 2 +15 2-4 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 - Nov 18, 201 at 3-0 3 4 7 33 .0 9 1 +10 4-8 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 - Nov 21, 201 PENN STATE 1-1 1 2 3 21 .0 4 8 +6 5-10 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - Nov 25, 201 at Providence 2-1 2 4 6 40 .0 5 0 +5 2-4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 - Nov 26, 201 at Providence 4-2 4 3 7 32 .1 2 5 +10 3-6 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 - Dec. 1, 2017COLGATE 2-1 2 4 6 16 .1 2 5 +5 3-6 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 - Dec 2, 2017 at Colgate 4-5 4 6 10 26 .1 5 4 0 2-4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Jan 05, 201 at Princeton 2-5 2 4 6 32 .0 6 2 -21 2-4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Jan 06, 201 at Quinnipiac 0-4 0 0 0 23 .0 0 0 -16 2-7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Jan 09, 201 at Syracuse 6-3 6 9 15 18 .3 3 3 +13 3-6 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 - Jan 12, 201 DARTMOUTH 2-0 2 4 6 31 .0 6 5 +5 3-6 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 - Jan 13, 201 HARVARD 4-3 4 7 11 38 .1 0 5 -1 2-4 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 - Jan 19, 201 RPI 1-0 1 1 2 37 .0 2 7 +5 5-10 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 - Jan 20, 201 UNION 3-3 3 6 9 53 .0 5 7 +5 2-4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Jan 26, 201 CLARKSON 3-4 3 5 8 19 .1 5 8 -15 4-8 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Jan 27, 201 ST. LAWRENCE 4-1 4 8 12 26 .1 5 4 +10 4-8 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 - Feb 02, 201 at Harvard 2-2 2 2 4 43 .0 4 7 0 4-8 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - Feb 03, 201 at Dartmouth 3-1 3 6 9 31 .0 9 7 0 1-2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 - Feb 06, 201 SYRACUSE 5-0 5 10 15 37 .1 3 5 +20 3-6 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 - Feb 09, 201 YALE 4-0 4 8 12 50 .0 8 0 +15 1-2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 - Feb 10, 201 BROWN 6-1 6 12 18 52 .1 1 5 +20 4-8 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 - Feb 16, 201 at Union 5-0 5 7 12 25 .2 0 0 +23 7-14 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 - Feb 17, 201 at RPI 2-1 2 3 5 28 .0 7 1 -1 5-10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 - Cornell 86-54 86 136 222 873 .0 9 9 +92 96-195 18 7 6 19 1 1 8 - Opponent Cornell Team Game-by-Game54 86 140 652 Comparison .0 8 3 -107 116-25 (as of Feb6 220, 22018)7 2 0 4 - All games 2017-18TEAM PER-GAME Cornell Women’s Hockey: Team Game-by-Game Comparison Games played: 29 Shots Penalties Power Plays ShotsDate per game:Opponent 30.10;Goals per game: 2.97Score Goals Assists Shots Pen-Min Pen-Min G-Ch G-Ch AssistsOct 27 per game:at St. Lawrence4.69;Points per game: 7.663-1 3 / 1 6 / 1 16 / 26 3-6 / 3-6 2-3 / 0-3 Oct 28 at CLKWOMEN 0-6 0 / 6 0 / 11 13 / 31 4-8 / 6-12 0-6 / 1-4 Nov 03 QUINNIPIAC 5-2 5 / 2 5 / 1 27 / 31 4-8 / 3-6 0-3 / 0-4 Nov 04 PRINCETON 3-1 3 / 1 1 / 1 24 / 20 3-6 / 3-6 1-3 / 0-3 Nov 10 WISCONSIN 1-3 1 / 3 1 / 6 22 / 34 5-10 / 6-12 0-5 / 1-5 Nov 11 WISCONSIN 1-2 1 / 2 2 / 4 27 / 28 4-8 / 7-14 1-7 / 0-4 Nov 17 at Brown 5-1 5 / 1 6 / 2 33 / 19 2-4 / 2-4 1-2 / 0-2 Nov 18 at Yale Bulldogs 3-0 3 / 0 4 / 0 33 / 15 4-8 / 2-4 1-1 / 0-3 Nov 21 PENN STATE 1-1 1 / 1 2 / 2 21 / 22 5-10 / 5-10 0-5 / 1-5 Nov 25 at Providence 2-1 2 / 1 4 / 2 40 / 23 2-4 / 3-6 0-3 / 0-2 Nov 26 at Providence 4-2 4 / 2 3 / 4 32 / 25 3-6 / 4-8 0-3 / 0-4 Dec. 1 COLGATE 2-1 2 / 1 4 / 1 16 / 35 3-6 / 2-4 0-2 / 0-3 Dec 2 at Colgate 4-5 4 / 5 6 / 6 26 / 30 2-4 / 4-8 0-4 / 1-2 Jan 05 at Princeton 2-5 2 / 5 4 / 9 32 / 25 2-4 / 6-12 1-6 / 0-2 Jan 06 at Quinnipiac 0-4 0 / 4 0 / 5 23 / 24 2-7 / 3-6 0-3 / 1-2 Jan 09 at Syracuse 6-3 6 / 3 9 / 4 18 / 23 3-6 / 2-4 0-2 / 0-3 Jan 12 DARTMOUTH 2-0 2 / 0 4 / 0 31 / 17 3-6 / 2-4 1-2 / 0-3 Jan 13 HARVARD 4-3 4 / 3 7 / 6 38 / 22 2-4 / 5-10 1-5 / 0-2 Jan 19 RPI 1-0 1 / 0 1 / 0 37 / 8 5-10 / 8-16 0-7 / 0-4 Jan 20 UNION 3-3 3 / 3 6 / 6 53 / 12 2-4 / 1-2 0-1 / 1-2 Jan 26 CLARKSON 3-4 3 / 4 5 / 6 19 / 25 4-8 / 3-6 2-3 / 0-4 Jan 27 ST. LAWRENCE 4-1 4 / 1 8 / 2 26 / 16 4-8 / 9-26 1-7 / 0-3 Feb 02 at Harvard 2-2 2 / 2 2 / 3 43 / 25 4-8 / 3-6 0-3 / 0-4 Feb 03 at Dartmouth 3-1 3 / 1 6 / 1 31 / 19 1-2 / 5-10 2-5 / 0-1 Feb 06 SYRACUSE 5-0 5 / 0 10 / 0 37 / 24 3-6 / 2-4 1-2 / 0-3 Feb 09 YALE 4-0 4 / 0 8 / 0 50 / 10 1-2 / 6-23 1-6 / 0-1 Feb 10 BROWN 6-1 6 / 1 12 / 2 52 / 14 4-8 / 6-12 1-6 / 0-4 Feb 16 at Union 5-0 5 / 0 7 / 0 25 / 19 7-14 / 2-4 0-2 / 0-7 Feb 17 at RPI 2-1 2 / 1 3 / 1 28 / 30 5-10 / 3-6 1-3 / 0-5 Totals 86-54 86 / 54 136 / 86 873 / 65 96-195 / 116-251 18-110 / 6-94

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category 2017-18 Cornell Women’s Hockey: Goal Summary

DATE OPPONENT NO. TYPE GOAL ASSIST ASSIST PERIOD TIME 10/27 St. Lawrence 1 PP Jaime Bourbonnais (1) Kristin O’Neill (1) Brianna Veerman (1) 2nd 07:47 2 PP Maddie Mills (1) Brianna Veerman (2) Jaime Bourbonnais (1) 3rd 13:18 3 EN Paige Lewis (1) Kristin O’Neill (2) Amy Curlew (1) 3rd 18:58 10/28 Clarkson - No scoring - 11/3 Quinnipiac 1 EV Kristin O’Neill (1) 2nd 03:45 2 SH Kristin O’Neill (2) Maddie Mills (1) 2nd 06:29 3 EV Grace Graham (1) Sarah Knee (1) 2nd 11:59 4 EV Sarah Knee (1) Erin O’Connor (1) Kristin O’Neill (3) 3rd 12:09 5 EN Sarah Knee (2) Jaime Bourbonnais (2) 3rd 18:25 11/4 Princeton 1 PP Maddie Mills (2) Jaime Bourbonnais (3) 2nd 15:07 2 EV Pippy Gerace (1) 3rd 09:38 3 EN Amy Curlew (1) 3rd 19:21 11/10 Wisconsin 1 EV Maddie Mills (3) Kristin O’Neill (4) 2nd 16:55 11/11 Wisconsin 1 EX Maddie Mills (4) Jaime Bourbonnais (4) Kristin O’Neill (5) 3rd 19:47 11/17 Brown 1 EV Diana Buckey (1) 1st 12:20 2 EV Grace Graham (2) Kendra Nealey (1) Amy Curlew (2) 1st 16:35 3 EV Sarah Knee (3) Kristin O’Neill (6) 2nd 05:55 4 EV Maddie Mills (5) Kristin O’Neill (7) 2nd 14:36 5 PP Willow Slobodzian (1) Maddie Mills (2) Kristin O’Neill (8) 3rd 19:23 11/18 Yale 1 EV Kristin O’Neill (3) Sarah Knee (2) Maddie Mills (3) 2nd 08:44 2 PP Diana Buckley (2) Lenka Serdar (1) 2nd 13:38 3 EV Maddie Mills (6) Kristin O’Neill (9) 3rd 03:49 11/21 Penn State 1 EX Diana Buckley (3) Brianna Veerman (3) Jaime Bourbonnais (5) 3rd 18:32 11/25 Providence 1 EV Maddie Mills (7) Kristin O’Neill (10) Brianna Veerman (4) 2nd 04:39 2 EV Kristin O’Neill (4) Grace Graham (1) Willow Slobodzian (1) 2nd 18:00 11/26 Providence 1 EV Diana Buckey (4) Pippy Gerace (1) 1st 02:15 2 EV Kristin O’Neill (5) Maddie Mills (4) Brianna Veerman (5) 1st 10:16 3 EV Maddie Mills (8) 2nd 18:54 4 EV Kristin O’Neill (6) 3rd 02:42 12/1 Colgate 1 EV Maddie Mills (9) Jaime Bourbonnais (6) Kristin O’Neill (11) 1st 11:32 2 EV Jaime Bourbonnais (2) Grace Graham (2) Diana Buckley (1) 3rd 04:32 12/2 Colgate 1 EV Paige Lewis (2) Lenka Serdar (2) 1st 09:49 2 EV Lenka Serdar (1) Sarah Knee (3) Paige Lewis (1) 1st 12:05 3 EV Paige Lewis (3) Jaime Bourbonnais (7) 1st 18:03 4 EV Grace Graham (3) Pippy Gerace (2) Lenka Serdar (3) 2nd 05:34 1/5 Princeton 1 EV Joie Phelps (1) Amy Curlew (3) Finley Frechette (1) 1st 17:51 2 PP Sarah Knee (4) Devon Facchinato (1) Lenka Serdar (4) 2nd 05:03 1/6 Quinnipiac - No scoring - 1/9 Syracuse 1 EV Amy Curlew (2) Paige Lewis (2) Lenka Serdar (5) 1st 00:28 2 EV Lenka Serdar (2) Paige Lewis (3) Erin O’Connor (2) 1st 08:52 3 EV Joie Phelps (2) Diana Buckley (2) 1st 16:08 4 EV Kendra Nealey (1) Amy Curlew (4) 1st 18:10 5 SH/EN Erin O’Connor (1) Kristin O’Neill (12) 3rd 18:53 6 SH/EN Kristin O’Neill (7) Lenka Serdar (6) Sarah Knee (4) 3rd 19:40 1/12 Dartmouth 1 EV Maddie Mills (10) Kristin O’Neill (13) Kendra Nealey (2) 2nd 08:50 2 PP Kristin O’Neill (8) Sarah Knee (5) Marlene Boissonnault (1) 3rd 16:33 1/13 Harvard 1 EV Jaime Bourbonnais (3) Kristin O’Neill (14) Maddie Mills (5) 1st 03:58 2 PP Maddie Mills (11) Brianna Veerman (6) Kristin O’Neill (15) 1st 09:59 3 SH Kristin O’Neill (9) Jaime Bourbonnais (8) 1st 14:54 4 EV Brianna Veerman (1) Sarah Knee (6) Devon Facchinato (2) 2nd 04:49 1/19 RPI 1 EV Kristin O’Neill (10) Maddie Mills (6) 3rd 08:46 1/20 Union 1 EV Grace Graham (4) Pippy Gerace (3) Marlene Boissonnault (2) 1st 15:10 2 EV Kristin O’Neill (11) Willow Slobodzian (2) Jaime Bourbonnais (9) 3rd 08:19 3 EV Kendra Nealey (2) Amy Curlew (5) Paige Lewis (4) 3rd 14:35 1/26 Clarkson 1 PP Maddie Mills (12) Brianna Veerman (7) Sarah Knee (7) 1st 05:25 2 PP Kristin O’Neill (12) Jaime Bourbonnais (10) Sarah Knee (8) 2nd 07:16 3 EV Willow Slobodzian (2) Kristin O’Neill (16) 2nd 14:22 1/27 St. Lawrence 1 PP Maddie Mills (13) Jaime Bourbonnais (11) Kristin O’Neill (17) 1st 07:02 2 EV Kristin O’Neill (13) Brianna Veerman (8) Maddie Mills (7) 1st 17:00 3 EV Maddie Mills (14) Brianna Veerman (9) Erin O’Connor (3) 2nd 04:07 4 EN Amy Curlew (3) Jaime Bourbonnais (12) Paige Lewis (5) 3rd 16:08 2017-18 Cornell Women’s Hockey: Goal Summary

DATE OPPONENT NO. TYPE GOAL ASSIST ASSIST PERIOD TIME 2/2 Harvard 1 EV Kendra Nealey (3) 1st 09:25 2 EV Brianna Veerman (2) Kristin O’Neill (18) Devon Facchinato (3) 1st 16:17 2/3 Dartmouth 1 PP Brianna Veerman (3) Jaime Bourbonnais (13) Sarah Knee (9) 1st 12:24 2 EV Joie Phelps (3) Willow Slobodzian (3) Lenka Serdar (7) 1st 16:05 3 PP Paige Lewis (4) Diana Buckley (3) Lenka Serdar (8) 2nd 15:36 2/6 Syracuse 1 EV Kristin O’Neill (14) Maddie Mills (8) Brianna Veerman (10) 1st 04:27 2 EV Kristin O’Neill (15) Maddie Mills (9) Willow Slobodzian (5) 1st 13:19 3 PP Diana Buckley (4) Willow Slobodzian (4) Erin O’Connor (4) 1st 17:02 4 EV Joie Phelps (4) Sarah Knee (10) Diana Buckley (4) 2nd 08:10 5 EV Kristin O’Neill (16) Brianna Veerman (11) Maddie Mills (10) 2nd 14:43 2/9 Yale 1 EV Maddie Mills (15) Kristin O’Neill (19) Brianna Veerman (12) 1st 05:14 2 EV Paige Lewis (5) Diana Buckley (5) Sarah Knee (11) 1st 18:34 3 EV Grace Graham (5) Lenka Serdar (9) Sarah Knee (12) 2nd 03:54 4 PP Kristin O’Neill (17) Jaime Bourbonnais (14) Maddie Mills (11) 3rd 16:41 2/10 Brown 1 EV Grace Graham (6) Sarah Knee (13) Lenka Serdar (10) 1st 09:51 2 EV Paige Lewis (6) Diana Buckley (6) Lenka Serdar (11) 2nd 04:29 3 PP Maddie Mills (16) Jaime Bourbonnais (15) Sarah Knee (14) 2nd 06:42 4 EV Joie Phelps (5) Jaime Bourbonnais (16) Paige Lewis (6) 2nd 08:35 5 EV Finley Frechette (1) Pippy Gerace (4) Hanna Mutschelknaus (1) 2nd 13:34 6 EV Willow Slobodzian (3) Paige Lewis (7) Diana Buckley (7) 2nd 18:57 2/16 Union 1 SH Kristin O’Neill (18) 1st 07:28 2 SH Lenka Serdar (3) Jaime Bourbonnais (17) Sarah Knee (15) 1st 12:17 3 EV Joie Phelps (6) Paige Lewis (8) 1st 14:41 4 EV Amy Curlew (4) Grace Graham (3) Lenka Serdar (12) 2nd 04:43 5 EV Finley Frechette (2) Hannah Mutschelknaus (2) Pippy Gerace (5) 3rd 17:18 2/17 Rensselaer 1 SH Paige Lewis (7) Jaime Bourbonnais (18) 1st 06:51 2 PP Kristin O’Neill (19) Brianna Veerman (13) Maddie Mills (12) 2nd 11:59