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4 NATIONAL TITLES (2006, 2007, 2009, 2011) ▪ 5 PATTY KAZMAIER AWARD WINNERS ▪ 7 WCHA REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS ▪ 18 ALL-AMERICANS

#2 WISCONSIN (26-4-0, 16-4-0-0) VS. MINNESOTA DULUTH (13-13-2, 9-9-2-2) 2018-19 SCHEDULE/RESULTS 24-4-0, 14-4-0-0 WCHA FRIDAY, FEB. 15/SATURDAY, FEB. 16 ▪ 3 P.M. (CT) ▪ DULUTH, MINN. ▪ AMSOIL ARENA (6,726) DATE OPPONENT TIME (CT) WISCONSIN BADGERS MINNESOTA DULUTH SEPT. 28 LINDENWOOD W, 3-2 Head Coach: Mark Johnson BULLDOGS SEPT. 29 LINDENWOOD W, 6-0 Record at UW: 485-87-41 Head Coach: Maura Crowell

R Oct. 5 at Mercyhurst W, 6-1 SERIES 16 Overall: Same Record at UMD: 161-115-20 Oct. 6 at Mercyhurst W, 5-3 OCT. 13 No. 4 MINNESOTA DULUTH W, 4-2 OCT. 14 No. 4 MINNESOTA DULUTH W, 3-1 BADGERS RETURN HOME TO HOST THE MAVS OCT. 19 PRINCETON W, 4-3 The No. 2 Badgers hit the road for the final time during OCT. 21 PRINCETON W, 3-0 the regular season as they head to Duluth, Minnesota, to OCT. 27 No. 3 MINNESOTA L, 0-1 take on UMD. Puck drop on Friday is set for 3 p.m. while OCT. 28 No. 3 MINNESOTA W, 4-1 Saturday’s game also starts at 3 p.m. Nov. 2 at Minnesota State W, 2-1 Both games this weekend can be seen in the Madison area Nov. 3 at Minnesota State W, 2-0 on 27-3, The Decades Channel and can be heard on 100.9 NOV. 16 BEMIDJI STATE W, 5-0 FM as Reid Magnum has the call from AMSOIL Arena. NOV. 17 BEMIDJI STATE W, 3-0 UW enters the weekend on a 10-game unbeaten streak NOV. 23 HARVARD W, 3-2 (OT) against the Bulldogs as UW’s last loss to UMD was on Nov. NOV. 24 HARVARD W, 2-1 (OT) 18, 2016 in Duluth. In their last 26 matchups, UW owns a DEC. 1 SYRACUSE W, 6-1 21-1-4 record against UMD. DEC. 2 SYRACUSE W, 9-1 Dec. 7 at St. Cloud State* W, 8-2 KEY NOTES TO CONSIDER Dec. 8 at St. Cloud State* W, 3-1 Jan. 11 at No. 7 Ohio State L, 0-1 Wisconsin is in its 16th season under Mark Johnson, who Jan. 12 at No. 7 Ohio State W, 5-2 is 485-87-42 (.821) as head coach at his alma mater. The 1980 “Miracle on Ice” hero has led UW to five-straight Annie Pankowski was named a Jan. 18 at No. 2 Minnesota W, 2-1 NCAA Frozen Four appearances, the longest active streak finalist for the Hockey Humanitarian Jan. 19 at No. 2 Minnesota L, 1-3 in the country. Johnson made UW hockey history last Award on Tuesday. JAN. 25 ST. CLOUD STATE* W, 5-0 Saturday as he became the first Badger to have his jersey JAN. 26 ST. CLOUD STATE* W, 3-1 retired. Feb. 1 at Bemidji State L, 1-2 Feb. 2 at Bemidji State W, 4-0 Senior Annie Pankowski was named a finalist for the Hockey Humanitarian Award last week for FEB. 9 MINNESOTA STATE W, 7-2 her efforts volunteering with OccuPaws, an organization that helps train guide dogs in Wisconsin. FEB. 10 MINNESOTA STATE W, 4-1 Pankowski ranks fourth in the WCHA with 34 points this year off 16 goals and 18 assists and Feb. 15 at Minnesota Duluth 3 P.M. enjoyed a four-point game against Minnesota State on Saturday. Feb. 16 at Minnesota Duluth 3 P.M. Junior Abby Roque is close behind with 33 points, good for fifth in the WCHA. She is only eight FEB. 22 No. 7 OHIO STATE 7 P.M. points shy of her career-high of 41 points set last year en route to winning WCHA Forward of the FEB. 23 No. 7 OHIO STATE 3 P.M. Year honors. Home games in BOLD CAPS played at LaBahn Arena. Junior Kristen Campbell leads the NCAA with 26 wins this year while her goals-against average of * Denotes Western Collegiate Hockey Association game 1.17 also paces the nation. The Brandon, Manitoba, native is tied for the NCAA lead in shutouts with six this year. TWITTER: #BADGERS / Freshman Sophie Shirley and Britta Curl each rank in the top-10 in the country in scoring among #ONWISCONSIN rookies. Shirley, the reigning WCHA Rookie of the Week, leads all WCHA rookies with 17 goals . Official Account: @BadgerWHockey while her 31 points is tied for the league lead while Curl, the reigning WCHA Forward of the Week, has 25 points thanks to 16 goals and 9 assists. MOBILE APP: BADGER GAMEDAY The Badger Gameday app for iOS and Android devices offers everything fans need to keep up with the Badgers, whether at home or in their seat at LaBahn Arena. In addition to the latest news, videos and photos from UWBadgers.com, 1.18 485 10 the app gives fans access to in-game video high- lights and the ability to upgrade their gameday Wisconsin leads the country in Wisconsin head coach Mark Annie Pankowski is only 10 experience right from their phone. scoring defense, holding oppo- Johnson became the win- points away from becoming nents to an average of 1.18 goals ningest coach in NCAA National the sixth Badger to record 200 per game. UW also leads the Collegiate Women’s Ice Hockey points in her career NCAA in shots against per game, history thanks to UW’s 3-1 win holding opponents to 16.20 against UMD on Oct. 14, 2018. shots on target per contest.

Women’s Hockey Contact: AJ Harrison . Cell: 608-279-8641 . E-mail: [email protected] . Twitter: @AJHarrison1 Athletic Communications Office . University of Wisconsin . Kellner Hall . 1440 Monroe Street . Madison, WI 53711 SERIES 16: WISCONSIN AT MINNESOTA DULUTH GAME NOTES GET TO KNOW MARK WISCONSIN QUICK FACTS Mark Johnson is in his 16th season as Wisconsin’s head coach UNIVERSITY INFORMATION and has led the Badgers to four national championships during School: University of Wisconsin-Madison his tenure. Location: Madison, Wis. (233,209) Johnson was a member of the 1976-77 NCAA Champion UW Founded: 1848 men’s hockey team and was a two-time first-team All-American Enrollment: 42,818 while at Wisconsin. He was named one of the WCHA’s Top 50 Nickname: Badgers Players in 50 Years, and is UW’s all-time leading scorer with 48 Colors: Cardinal and White single-season goals and 125 career goals. Conference: WCHA He played for five teams during an 11-year National Hockey Division: NCAA I League career that included an All-Star Game appearance. Chancellor: Rebecca Blank Director of Athletics: Barry Alvarez Johnson has been twice inducted into the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame – once as a member of the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey Assoc. Athletic Director - W Hockey: Jason King team and most recently for his individual accomplishments as a HEAD COACH MARK JOHNSON player and coach. Hometown: Madison, Wis. The son of legendary Wisconsin coach Bob Johnson, he was named the American Hockey Alma Mater: Wisconsin, 1994 Coaches Association Women’s Division I Coach of the Year as well as the WCHA Coach of the Career Record/Years 485-87-41 (.826)/16th season Year in 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011 and 2016. UW Record/Years Same WCHA Record 335-65-34 (.794) Johnson was awarded the prestigious NCAA Silver Anniversary award for his accomplishments in the 25 years following the completion of collegiate competition. COACHING STAFF Associate Head Coach: Dan Koch (Wisconsin, 1991) The leading scorer for the 1980 U.S. Olympic Team that won the gold medal in Lake Placid, Assistant Coach: Jackie Crum (Wisconsin, 2006) Johnson coached in the Olympics 30 years later leading the U.S. women’s hockey team to silver at Volunteer Asst. Coach: Mark Greenhalgh (Wisconsin, 1987) the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. Athletic Training: Stefanie Ardnt In addition to winning four national titles at Wisconsin, Johnson has led the Badgers to seven Strength & Conditioning Jim Snider Western Collegiate Hockey Association playoff titles, seven WCHA regular season crowns and coached five Patty Kazmaier Award Winners. With more than 400 wins, Johnson is the win- TEAM INFORMATION ningest coach in program history. 2017-18 Overall Record: 31-5-2 2017-18 WCHA Record (Finish): 20-2-2 (1st) 2017-18 WCHA Tournament: Runner-Up 400, WE WANT MORE first time in program history UW has sold out every home game at LaBahn Arena. TEAM HISTORY Wisconsin women’s hockey head coach First Year of Women’s Hockey 1999-2000 (17 seasons) Mark Johnson holds a 483-87-41 record as UW saw its program-record 35-game home Record: 557-133-52 (.777) he passed Michael Sisti of Mercyhurst and unbeaten streak snapped on Oct. 27 against All-time WCHA Record: 379-98-445 (.762) Harvard’s Katey Stone as the winningest Minnesota. WCHA Tournament Record: 47-15-0 (.745) coach in NCAA National Collegiate Women’s During the run, UW outscored opponents WCHA Regular Season Titles: 7 (2006,07,11,12,16,17,18) Ice Hockey History with UW’s 3-1 win over 157-24. WCHA Tournament Titles: 7 (2006,07,09,11,15,16,17) UMD on Oct. 13, 2018. NCAA Appearances: 12 (2005,06,07,08,09, The other two coaches to reach 400 wins at WINNING IS THE WISCONSIN 11,12,14,15, 16,17,18) the NCAA Division I women’s hockey level WAY NCAA Titles: 4 (2006,07,09,11) are Katey Stone (Harvard) and Michael Sisti The Badgers have enjoyed an incredible (Mercyhurst). LABAHN ARENA 13-year stretch as the Badgers have made

Capacity: 2,273 11 Frozen Fours in that span, the most in NCAA DIVISION I COACHING WINS Opened: 2012 the NCAA. Address: 105 East Campus Mall LEADERS Wisconsin has appeared in the last five Coach Career Wins Madison, WI 53715 NCAA Frozen Fours, the longest active 1. Mark Johnson (UW 2003-09,10-Present) 485 Record at LaBahn Arena 113-12-5 (.887) streak in the country. Sellouts at LaBahn Arena 71 2. Michael Sisti (Mercyhurst 2000-Present) 474 3. Katey Stone (Harvard 1995-Present) 471 UW has also captured seven WCHA regular- season titles, including the last three league UW ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS In addition, Johnson is seven wins behind regular-season crowns and five of the last UNIVERSITY INFORMATION legendary UW men’s hockey coach Jeff eight conference crowns. . Office Phone: (608) 262-1811 Sauer, who is the winningest coach in The Cardinal and White has won seven . LaBahn Arena Press Box Phone: (608) 262-4336 Wisconsin history. WCHA tournament titles, including three of . Fax: (608) 262-8184 the last four WCHA Final Face-Offs. . Address: 1440 Monroe Street, Madison, WI 53711 HOME COOKING The Badgers have enjoyed five Patty . Website: UWBadgers.com The Badgers have been stellar in Madison Kazmaier Memorial Award recipients during over the last three years, compiling a 70-2-2 the run - Sara Bauer (2006), Jessie Vetter record and a 69-2-2 record at LaBahn Arena. AJ HARRISON - ASSISTANT DIRECTOR (2009), Meghan Duggan (2011), Brianna All Requests UW has also sold out 56 of its 73 games at Decker (2012) and Ann-Renee Desbiens . Cell: (608) 279-8641 LaBahn Arena the last four years and has (2017). . Email: [email protected] had crowds of more than 2000 fans at 65 Only Harvard has produced more Patty . Twitter: @AJHarrison1 of the 73 games during the span. (more on Kazmaier Memorial Award winners than page 7). Wisconsin and UW has captured five of the UW leads the NCAA in attendance this year seven Patty Kazmaier Memorial Awards the as the Badgers have sold out all 18 of their WCHA has earned. home games this season. UW has produced 15 Olympians, including The Badgers have also sold out their remain- four members of the U.S. squad that won ing two home games as this will mark the gold at the 2018 Winter Olympics. Former

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Badgers Brianna Decker, Meghan Duggan, In addition, Pankowski is now tied for the USCHO.COM DIVISION I POLL Hilary Knight and Alex Rigsby led the U.S. school record with eight shorthanded goals FEB. 11, 2019 to gold while senior Emily Clark along with after her tally against Syracuse on Dec. 2 RK TEAM (1ST PLACE) RECORD POINTS LAST RK former UW standouts Ann-Renee Desbiens, The Laguna Hills, California, native had a 1 Minnesota (12) 25-4-1 147 1 Meaghan Mikkelson, Sarah Nurse and Blayre seven-game goal streak snapped in UW’s 2 Wisconsin (3) 26-4-0 138 2 Turnbull earned silver with Team Canada. 1-0 setback to Ohio State on Jan. 11. The 3 Northeastern 21-3-4 119 3 streak was the third-longest goal streak in 4 Clarkson 23-6-1 99 4 STARTING FAST program history. 5 Princeton 17-3-5 95 5 UW head coach Mark Johnson always 6 Cornell 16-3-6 67 6 preaches about wanting a good start to a LAST TIME OUT: WISCONSIN 4, 7 Boston University 16-6-7 56 8 game, which is something UW has been able MINNESOTA STATE 1 8 Boston College 20-10-0 41 7 to accomplish this year. The No. 2 Wisconsin women’s hockey 9 Colgate 17-8-5 32 10 UW is outscoring its opponents 46-12 in the team took care of business from the get-go 10 Ohio State 18-12-0 28 9 opening frame as its 46 goals ranks second Sunday afternoon, rolling past Minnesota Others receiving votes: Minnesota Duluth 3. in the NCAA. State, 4-1 to complete the series sweep at LaBahn Arena. USA TODAY/USA HOCKEY Wisconsin has scored 46 of its 113 goals this year in the first period, good for a .406 Freshman Sophie Shirley (2), junior Alexis MAGAZINE POLL clip. Mauermann and freshman Britta Curl all FEB 12, 2019 Abby Roque ranks fourth in the NCAA in scored for Wisconsin (26-4-0, 16-4-0-0 RK TEAM (1ST PLACE) POINTS LAST RK RECORD first-period points with 16 off five goals WCHA) in Saturday’s victory. 1. Minnesota (19) 190 2 25-4-1 and 11 assists as almost half of her points 2. Wisconsin 171 1 26-4-0 The Badgers didn’t waste any time get- this year have come in the first 20 minutes 3. Northeastern 151 3 21-3-4 ting points on the board Sunday, scoring (16-of-33). 4. Clarkson 127 4 23-6-1 1:15 into the contest off a blast from 5. Princeton 119 5 17-3-5 Shirley thanks to a beautiful feed from 6. Cornell 90 6 16-3-6 D, D, D, DE-FENSE junior Sam Cogan. Cogan’s assist gave the 7. Boston University 74 8 16-6-7 Wisconsin’s defense has been stellar this Ottawa native her 100th career point as a 8. Boston College 54 7 20-10-0 year as UW leads the country in scoring Wisconsin Badger, just a day after Badger 9. Colgate 43 10 17-8-5 defense, holding opponents to an average of teammate junior Abby Roque reached the 10. Ohio State 24 9 18-12-0 1.20 goals per game. century-mark for points. Others receiving votes: Minnesota Duluth 2 Junior Kristen Campbell leads the country UW extended their lead at the end of the in goals-against average with a 1.18 goals- first off a backhand shot from Mauermann, BADGERS IN THE RANKINGS against average while she’s also tied for the cleaning up a loose puck in front of a cha- Date USCHO.COM USA TODAY NCAA lead in shutouts with six this year. otic Mavericks (9-15-5, 3-14-3-0 WCHA) net with just 2:15 left in the frame. Preseason 2 2 Campbell also leads the country in wins this Sept. 25/26 2 -- year with 26. She is the only goaltender in Shirley struck again in the second just Oct. 1/2 2 2 the country with more than 20 wins this 1:26 into the period, sneaking behind the Oct. 8/9 2 2 year. Maverick defense to bury the puck past Oct. 15/16 2 2 MSU netminder Abigail Levy. UW has also limited its opponents to an Oct. 22/23 1 1 average of 16.20 shots on net per game. Wisconsin wouldn’t light up the scoreboard Oct. 29/30 1 1 again until the 7:26 mark of the third when This year UW is 21-0-0 when holding oppo- Nov. 5/6 1 1 Curl batted in UW’s fourth goal of the day. nents to 17 shots or fewer in a ingle game. Nov. 12/13 1 1 The Mavericks would respond moments Nov. 19/20 1 1 CENTURY CLUB later with a score, but the lone goal would Nov. 26/27 1 1 not be enough Sunday as the Badgers Dec. 3/4 1 1 A pair of Badgers joined the 100 point club cruised to complete the season-sweep of Dec. 10/11 1 1 last weekend as Abby Roque and Sam MSU, 4-1 Jan. 7/8 1 1 Cogan became the 25th and 26th Badgers Jan. 14/15 1 1 to reach the milestone. ROOKIE DUO EARN WCHA Jan. 21/22 1 1 Roque reached the honor on Saturday with HONORS Jan. 28/29 1 1 her second-period power-play goal and now The Wisconsin women’s hockey rookie duo Feb. 4/5 2 2 has 102 career points. of Britta Curl and Sophie Shirley earned Feb. 11/12 2 2 Cogan taliled her 100th point on Sunday on WCHA player of the week honors after lead- Feb. 18/19 Sophie Shirley’s first goal of the game and ing the Badgers to a sweep of Minnesota Feb. 25/26 now has 101 career points. State, the league announced Tuesday. March 4/5 The duo join Annie Pankowski (190) and March 11/12 Curl was named the WCHA Forward of the Emily Clark (137) as active members of the Postseason Week after a four-point weekend for the 100-point club. Cardinal and White while Shirley was named the WCHA Rookie of the Week after posting AMAZING ANNIE a league-high three goals last weekend. Senior Annie Pankowski knocked in her A native of Bismarck, North Dakota, Curl 100th career assist as Badger against St. enjoyed another great weekend, scoring a Cloud State on Jan. 25. The feat places her pair of goals while adding two helpers in seventh-all time in UW history. UW’s sweep of Minnesota State at LaBahn A two-time All-American, Pankowski ranks in Arena. the top-10 in school history in points (190), Curl tied a career high with three points in goals (84), assists (106), shots on goal (653) UW’s 7-2 win on Friday when she scored a and plus/minus (+135). goal and two assists, and also tied a career- Pankowski is 10 points away from becoming high with a +3 plus/minus rating. Curl only the sixth Badger to record 200 points. collected another goal in UW’s 4-1 win on

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WISCONSIN HONORS 2018-19 WCHA STANDINGS

NATALIE BUCHBINDER, SO., D Conference Overall . WCHA Defenseman of the Week - Oct. 16 Rk Team GP Record SW PTS GF-GA Record GF-GA KRISTEN CAMPBELL, JR., G 1 Wisconsin 20 16-4-0 0 48 66-22 26-4-0 113-36 . WCHA Goaltender of the Week - Nov. 6 2 Minnesota 20 15-4-1 0 46 79-39 25-4-1 132-52 . WCHA Goaltender of the Week - Nov. 20 3 Ohio State 22 12-10-0 0 36 54-55 18-12-0 85-74 . WCHA Goaltender of the Week - Jan. 29 4 Minnesota Duluth 20 9-9-2 2 31 54-52 13-13-2 75-73 . WCHA Goaltender of the Month - Jan. 5 Bemidji State 20 8-10-2 0 26 37-54 11-17-2 58-83 6 St. Cloud State 15 5-17-0 0 15 35-76 10-21-2 63-100 EMILY CLARK, SR., F 7 Minnesota State 14 3-14-3 2 14 30-57 9-15-5 51-71 . Preseason All-WCHA . WCHA Forward of the Week - Oct. 2 LAST WEEK IN THE WCHA THIS WEEK IN THE WCHA BRITTA CURL, FR, D . WCHA Rookie of the Week - Oct. 30 Friday, Feb. 8 Friday, Feb. 15 . WCHA Forward of the Week - Feb. 12 Bemidji State 3, Ohio State 2 Wisconsin at Minnesota Duluth - 3:07 pm. Minnesota Duluth 4, St. Cloud State 2 Bemidji State at St. Cloud State - 6:07 pm. Minnesota State at Minnesota - 7:07 pm. MIKAELA GARDNER, SR., D Saturday, Feb. 9 . Preseason All-WCHA Ohio State 5, Bemidji State 1 Wisconsin 7, Minnesota State 2 Saturday, Feb. 16 ABBY ROQUE, JR., F St. Cloud State 3, Minnesota Duluth 2 Wisconsin at Minnesota Duluth - 3:07 pm. . WCHA Forward of the Week - Oct. 9 Bemidji State at St. Cloud State - 3:07 pm. Sunday, Feb. 10 Minnesota State at Minnesota - 4:07 pm. Wisconsin 4, Minnesota State 1 ANNIE PANKOWSKI, SR., F . Preseason All-WCHA . WCHA Forward of the Week - Nov. 26 . WCHA Forward of the Week - Dec. 10 . WCHA Forward of the Month - Dec. Saturday to extend her goal streak to three Lavelle, who was picked first in the 2017 . Hockey Humanitarian Finalist games. National Women’s Soccer League Draft.

SOPHIE SHIRLEY, FR., F Her four points last weekend were tied . WCHA Rookie of the Week - Oct. 23 for second in the WCHA while her points- PANKOWSKI NOMINATED . NCAA Third Star of the Week - Oct. 23 per-game average of 2.00 was tied for the FOR HOCKEY HUMANITARIAN . WCHA Rookie of the Month - Sept./Oct. league high with linemate Annie Pankowski. AWARD . WCHA Rookie of the Week - Dec. 12 Shirley scored three of UW’s 11 goals last Wisconsin men’s hockey defenseman Jake weekend in the sweep. Bunz and women’s hockey forward Annie MEKENZIE STEFFEN, JR., D She scored her first goal of the weekend in Pankowski were two of five finalists named . WCHA Defenseman of the Week - Oct. 9 UW’s 7-2 win on Saturday before adding a for the 2019 Hockey Humanitarian Award, . WCHA Defenseman of the Week - Nov. 6 two-goal effort in Sunday’s 4-1 win. the foundation announced Tuesday. . WCHA Defenseman of the Week - Jan. 29 A native of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, her The award is presented annually to college three goals last weekend were the most hockey’s finest citizen — a student-athlete by any WCHA skater, while her plus/minus who makes significant contributions not rating was tied for the best by a WCHA only to his or her team but also to the rookie. In addition, Shirley’s .500 shooting community-at large through leadership in percentage was the best by any rookie in the volunteerism. WCHA. In addition to her time on the ice, Pankowski, a senior studying zoology with TRIO PICKED IN NWHL DRAFT plans to become a veterinarian, has spent Wisconsin women’s hockey seniors Annie nearly her entire college career volunteer- Pankowski, Sophia Shaver and Emily Clark ing with OccuPaws, an organization that were selected in the 2018 NWHL Draft in trains and pairs service dogs with the visu- December. ally impaired in Wisconsin and neighboring states. Pankowski was the draft’s top pick as the Laguna Hills, California, native was After sitting in on guide dog training ses- selected by the Metropolitan Riveters, while sions during the spring semester of her Shaver was picked ninth by the Minnesota freshman year, the Laguna Beach, California Whitecaps. UW was one of only two schools native began to house and train dogs her- with multiple players drafted in the first two self, usually for one to two weeks at a time. rounds. Dogs in-training accompany Pankowski everywhere, from classes, to practices, to Clark was picked by the Boston Pride in the video sessions and more. third round and was the 15th overall selec- tion. Before long, Pankowski’s involvement with OccuPaws grew and she began to take Pankowski is the third UW student-athlete dogs for longer periods of time, all while to be picked first overall in the draft of balancing a rigorous academic regimen and their respective sport’s professional league, the demands of being a student-athlete. joining former teammate Lauren Williams, Pankowski and her most recent trainee, who was the top pick in the 2018 Canadian Brandy, have spent more than 1000 hours Women’s Hockey League Draft, and Rose together.

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SITUATIONAL RECORDS SERIES HISTORY: Minnesota Duluth Overall: UW leads 47-30-14 2018-19 Home: UW leads 18-17-6 Overall Record 26-4-0 ALL-TIME MEETINGS In conference games 16-4-0 Date Place Result 10/8/99 Kohl Center(5) L 1-8 In non-conference games 10-0-0 10/9/99 Kohl Center(5) L 2-4 In home games 17-1-0 1/14/00 Duluth, Minn.(5) L 3-6 1/15/00 Duluth, Minn.(5) L 1-14 In road games 9-3-0 10/20/00 Duluth, Minn.(3) W 4-2 10/21/00 Duluth, Minn.(3) L 3-7 At neutral sites 0-0-0 R 2/3/01 Madison, Wis.(2)@ T 3-3OT Against ranked opponents 5-3-0 2/4/01 Madison, Wis.(2)@ T 2-2OT 3/9/01 Rochester, Minn.(2)#C L 5-6OT Against WCHA opponents 16-4-0 11/2/01 Middleton, Wis.(1)^ L 0-1 Against ECAC teams 4-0-0 SERIES NOTES 11/3/01 Middleton, Wis.(1) ^ L 1-2OT 1/6/02 Duluth, Minn.(1) W 3-1 Against CHA Teams 6-0-0 UW leads the all-time series with Minnesota 1/7/02 Duluth, Minn.(1) W 3-2 Against Hockey East teams 0-0-0 Duluth with an 47-30-14 record. 3/8/02 Blaine, Minn.(3)# W 4-1 10/25/02 Kohl Center(1) L 2-7 In overtime games 0-0-0 Back on October 13-14, No. 2 UW swept the 10/26/02 Kohl Center(1) T 3-3OT 1/17/03 Duluth, Minn.(2) W 2-1 In day games 16-2-0 then No. 4 Bulldogs 4-2 and 3-1. The sweep was the first WCHA series-matchup of the sea- 1/18/03 Duluth, Minn.(2) L 1-4 In night games 11-1-0 12/5/03 Duluth, Minn. L 0-3 son for the Badgers. 12/6/03 Duluth, Minn. W 3-2 First game of a series 12-3-0 1/17/04 Kohl Center(4) T 1-1OT Second game of a series 14-1-0 Wisconsin has not lost a game against UMD 1/18/04 Kohl Center(4) W 5-2 since Nov. 18 2016 when the Badgers fell 4-1 3/13/04 Minneapolis, Minn.#R L 1-3 UW scores first 19-1-0 in Duluth. That game is the the only time the 11/5/04 Duluth, Minn.(4) L 3-4 Opponent scores first 7-3-0 11/6/04 Duluth, Minn.(4) L 1-2 Bulldogs have beaten the UW since 2012. 1/14/05 Kohl Center(3) W 3-0 UW leads after 1st period 17-0-0 1/15/05 Kohl Center(3) L 2-3OT The Badgers have found success as of late 3/5/05 Minneapolis, Minn.(2)#R W 3-2OT UW trails after 1st period 0-2-0 against UMD, as UW is 21-1-4 in its last 26 10/8/05 Kohl Center(4) L 2-5 Tied after 1st period 9-2-0 10/9/05 Kohl Center(4) W 4-3OT matchups against the Bulldogs. 12/9/05 Duluth, Minn.(1) T 2-2OT UW leads after 2nd period 23-0-0 UW holds a 10-game unbeaten streak against 12/10/05 Duluth, Minn.(1) W 2-1 UW trails after 2nd period 0-2-0 11/24/06 Kohl Center(10) L 0-2 Minnesota Duluth after sweeping UMD in 11/25/06 Kohl Center(10) W 1-0 Tied after 2nd period 3-2-0 Madison on Oct. 13-14. 2/2/07 Duluth, Minn.(7) T 1-1OT UW leads in shots 25-4-0 2/3/07 Duluth, Minn.(7) W 2-1OT A pair of senior stars have thrived against the 3/18/07 Lake Placid, N.Y.(8)N W 4-1 UW trails in shots 1-0-0 Bulldogs as Annie Pankowski has 13 goals and 11/30/07 Kohl Center(3) L 1-3 12/1/07 Kohl Center(3) L 2-3OT Shots are even 0-0-0 13 assists against UMD while Emily Clark has 2/8/08 Duluth, Minn.(1) W 3-2 UW has 0-19 shots 0-0-0 17 points off six goals and 11 assists. 2/9/08 Duluth, Minn.(1) L 2-3 3/9/08 Duluth, Minn.(3)# L 4-5OT UW has 20-29 shots 5-0-0 3/22/08 Duluth, Minn.(3)N L 0-4 UW has 30-39 shots 4-4-0 LAST TIME VS. UMD 10/31/08 Kohl Center(7) W 2-1 11/1/08 Kohl Center(7) T 2-2{1-0} UW has 40-49 shots 13-0-0 After giving up an early goal to No. 4 1/10/09 Duluth, Minn.(3) L 0-4 UW has 50 or more shots 4-0-0 Minnesota Duluth, the No. 2 Wisconsin wom- 1/11/09 Duluth, Minn.(3) T 3-3{0-2} 3/7/09 Minneapolis, Minn.(3)#,R W 3-1 UW allows 0-19 shots 22-1-0 en’s hockey team bounced back, scoring three 3/20/09 Boston(5)N, U W 5-1 12/4/09 Kohl Center(4) W 3-1 UW allows 20-29 shots 4-3-0 unanswered goals to take down the Bulldogs, 3-1, on Sunday at LaBahn Arena. 12/6/09 Kohl Center(4) T 2-2{0-2} UW allows 30-39 shots 0-0-0 1/16/10 Duluth, Minn.(7) L 3-5 Sophomore Natalie Buchbinder, junior Alexis 1/17/10 Duluth, Minn.(7) L 1-2 UW allows 40-49 shots 0-0-0 11/26/10 Kohl Center(4) W 3-2OT Mauermann, and sophomore Brette Pettet all UW allows 50 or more shots 0-0-0 11/28/10 Kohl Center(4) L 1-3 scored for the Badgers (6-0-0, 2-0-0-0 WCHA) 1/21/11 Duluth, Minn.(6) W 4-1 UW wins over 50 percent of faceoffs 20-3-0 and helped UW head coach Mark Johnson 1/22/11 Duluth, Minn.(6) T 4-4{2-1} UW wins under 50 percent of faceoffs 3-1-0 3/12/11 Kohl Center(7)N W 2-1 becoming the all-time winningest coach in 10/21/11 Duluth, Minn.(5) W 4-3 Faceoffs are tied 1-0-0 NCAA National Collegiate Women’s Ice Hockey 10/22/11 Duluth, Minn.(5) W 6-3 1/20/12 Kohl Center W 2-0 UW scores on power play 17-0-0 history with 465 victories. 1/21/12 Kohl Center W 4-3OT UW is scoreless on power play 9-4-0 The Badgers got off to a slow start giving up a 3/2/12 Duluth, Minn. L 1-3 10/13/12 Duluth, Minn. L 2-0 Opponent scores on power play 9-3-0 quick Bulldog (2-3-1, 0-3-1-1 WCHA) goal in 10/14/12 Duluth, Minn. L 1-0 Opponent is scoreless on power play 17-1-0 the opening minute of play. 2/16/13 LaBahn Arena W 3-1 2/17/13 LaBahn Arena W 3-2OT In one-goal games 6-3-0 After getting out to a slow start and an early 11/29/13 Duluth, Minn. T 2-2(0-1) In two-goal games 6-1-0 11/30/13 Duluth, Minn. W 1-0 deficit, sophomore defenseman Natalie 1/25/14 LaBahn Arena W 3-1 In three-goal games 5-0-0 Buchbinder turned the tide for the Badgers 1/26/14 LaBahn Arena W 2-0 with her game-tying goal midway through the 10/3/14 Duluth, Minn.(10) W 4-1 In four-or-more goal games 9-0-0 10/4/14 Duluth, Minn.(10) W 6-2 On Thursday 0-0-0 first period. Buchbinder launched a rocket from 2/6/15 LaBahn Arena (7) T 0-0{2-1} the lot over the shoulder of 2018 American 2/7/15 LaBahn Arena (7) W 5-0 On Friday 8-2-0 Olympic gold medalist to tie the game at one. 11/13/15 Duluth, Minn. W 3-0 On Saturday 10-2-0 11/14/15 Duluth, Minn. W 4-2 Junior Alexis Mauermann broke the tie in the 1/8/16 LaBahn Arena W 5-1 On Sunday 5-0-0 1/10/16 LaBahn Arena W 3-1 second period, quick-striking a goal off a face In September 2-0-0 3/5/16 Minneapolis, Minn. #R W 5-0 off with 6:04 left in the frame. 11/18/16 Duluth, Minn.(3) L 1-4 In October 7-1-0 11/19/16 Duluth, Minn.(3) W 4-1 Early in the third, sophomore Brette Pettet 2/11/17 LaBahn Arena(2) T 1-1 In November 6-0-0 scored her first goal of the season to give UW 2/12/17 LaBahn Arena(2) W 8-0 In December 4-0-0 3/5/17 Minneapolis, Minn.# W 4-1 a 3-1 lead that solidified the sweep of the 12/1/17 LaBahn Arena W 5-1 In January 4-2-0 Bulldogs. 12/2/17 LaBahn Arena W 3-1 In February 1-1-0 2/9/18 Duluth, Minn. W 5-0 The Badgers dominated shots on goal, out- 2/10/18 Duluth, Minn. T 3-3 In March 0-0-0 shooting UMD 87-28, sweeping the Bulldogs 10/13/18 LaBahn Arena(4) W 4-2 10/14/18 LaBahn Arena(4) W 3-1 at home 4-2 and 3-1 on Oct. 13-14.

5 WISCONSIN WOMEN’S HOCKEY 2018-19 SERIES 16: WISCONSIN AT MINNESOTA DULUTH HEAD COACH MARK JOHNSON

HEAD COACH MARK JOHNSON FOUR-TIME NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR ith strong ties to Wisconsin hockey as a coach’s son, player and assistant coach, Johnson stepped into the role of head women’s hockey coach beginning with the 2002-03 season. During his tenure, Johnson and the Badgers have shattered both school and national W records. Johnson has established Wisconsin’s rank among the elite in college women’s hockey. Under his direction, Wisconsin has compiled four NCAA titles, seven Western Collegiate Hockey Association playoff titles and seven WCHA regular-season crowns. Johnson and the Badgers were the first team ever to land in the NCAA championship game in four consecutive seasons, winning the title three times (2006, 2007, 2009). A four-time American Hockey Coaches’ Association Division I Coach of the Year, Johnson led the Badgers to their fourth national title in 2010-11 while posting a 37-2-2 record, setting a then- NCAA record for most wins in a single season. The Badgers also claimed the WCHA regular- season and playoff titles en route to winning their fourth national championship in six years. Five Badgers have won the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award under Johnson. Sara Bauer became UW’s first award recipient in 2006, Jessie Vetter received the award in 2009, Meghan Duggan in 2011, Brianna Decker in 2012 and Ann-Renee Desbiens in 2017. In 2005-06, Wisconsin debuted at No. 1 and went on to validate that distinction with a 36-4-1 record and a national championship. As an encore in 2006-07, the team successfully defended all three championships while posting a 36-1-4 record. Johnson guided the 2010 U.S. Olympic team to the silver medal at the XXI Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver, British Columbia. The U.S. fell to Canada, 2-0, in the gold medal game after outscoring its opponents 40-2 in the first four games of the tournament. In his playing career at Wisconsin, Johnson helped the Badgers to the 1977 NCAA Championship during his freshman campaign. The first Badger ever to win WCHA Rookie of the Year honors, he went on to become the school’s second all-time leading scorer with 256 points on a school-record 125 goals and 131 assists in just three seasons Johnson represented USA Hockey as a player in 13 international tournaments. Most notably, he led the 1980 U.S. Olympic Team’s gold medal-winning effort with 11 points, including two goals in the “Miracle On Ice” against the Soviet Union and an assist on the game-winning goal against Finland in the final contest. THE JOHNSON FILE During his 11-year NHL career, Johnson collected 203 goals, 305 assists and 508 points, high- Career Record: 485-87-41 (16th season) lighted by his 87-point season as the captain of the Hartford Whalers in 1983-84. He also tied ▪ Birthdate: Sept. 22, 1957 an NHL All-Star Game record with three assists that season. Johnson is the son of legendary coach Bob Johnson. Bob coached Wisconsin to three national ▪ Years Coached: 16th season titles and led the United States at the 1976 Olympics, three Canada Cups (1981, 1984, 1987) ▪ Alma Mater: Wisconsin, 1994 (Kinesiology) and four IIHF Men’s World Championships (1973-75, 1981). He went on to coach the NHL’s ▪ Record at Wisconsin: 485-87-41 (16th season) Calgary Flames for five seasons (1982-87) and led the Pittsburgh Penguins to the Stanley Cup ▪ NCAA Titles 4 (2006, 2007, 2009, 2011) title in 1991 before passing away from brain cancer that fall. ▪ Hometown: Madison, Wis. ▪ Family: Wife, Leslie; Sons, Doug, Chris, Patrick; JOHNSON YEAR-BY-YEAR Daughters, Mikayla and Megan Year Team Position Record Conf. Accomplishments ▪ Playing Experience: College: Wisconsin (1976-1980), 1993-94 Madison Memorial HS (Boy’s Hockey) Assistant Coach -- -- NHL: Pittsburgh Penguins (1980-82), Minnesota North 1994-95 Verona Area HS (Boy’s Hockey) Head Coach -- -- Stars (1982), Hartford Whalers (1982-85), St. Louis 1995-96 Madison Monsters (USHL) Head Coach 37-30-7 -- CHL Coach of the Year Blues (1985), New Jersey Devils (1985-90) 1996-97 Wisconsin (Men’s Hockey) Assistant Coach 15-21-2 15-15-2 ▪ Coaching Experience: Assistant Coach, Madison 1997-98 Wisconsin (Men’s Hockey) Assistant Coach 26-14-1 17-10-1 WCHA Playoff Memorial High School (1993-94); Head Coach, Verona Champions Area High School Boys Hockey (1994-95); Head 1998-99 Wisconsin (Men’s Hockey) Assistant Coach 15-19-4 13-12-3 Coach, Madison Monsters (1995-96); Assistant Coach, 1999-2000 Wisconsin (Men’s Hockey) Assistant Coach 31-9-1 23-5-0 1st in WCHA 2000-01 Wisconsin (Men’s Hockey) Assistant Coach 22-15-4 14-10-4 Wisconsin Men’s Hockey (1996-2002); Head Coach, 2001-02 Wisconsin (Men’s Hockey) Assistant Coach 16-19-4 12-13-3 Wisconsin Women’s Hockey (2002-Present); Head 2002-03 Wisconsin (Women’s Hockey) Head Coach 22-8-5 14-6-4 Coach U.S. National Women’s Hockey Team (2006- 2003-04 Wisconsin (Women’s Hockey) Head Coach 25-6-3 18-5-1 2nd in WCHA 2010); Head Coach, U.S. Olympic Women’s Hockey 2004-05 Wisconsin (Women’s Hockey) Head Coach 28-9-1 20-7-1 NCAA tournament Team (2010) appearance 2005-06 Wisconsin (Women’s Hockey) Head Coach 36-4-1 24-3-1 NCAA & WCHA Champions WCHA TOURNAMENT RECORD 2006-07 Wisconsin (Women’s Hockey) Head Coach 36-1-4 23-1-4 NCAA & WCHA Overall WCHA Tournament Record 44-9 (.825) Champions Titles: 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2015, 2016, 2007-08 Wisconsin (Women’s Hockey) Head Coach 29-9-3 20-5-3 NCAA Runner-up 2017 2008-09 Wisconsin (Women’s Hockey) Head Coach 34-2-5 21-2-5 NCAA Champions 2009-10 U.S. Olympic Women’s Team Head Coach -- -- Silver Medal 2010-11 Wisconsin (Women’s Hockey) Head Coach 37-2-2 24-2-2 NCAA & WCHA NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORD Champions Overall NCAA Tournament Record 22-7 (.759) 2011-12 Wisconsin (Women’s Hockey) Head Coach 33-5-2 23-3-2 NCAA Runner-up National Titles: 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011 2012-13 Wisconsin (Women’s Hockey) Head Coach 23-10-2 17-9-2 2nd in WCHA 2013-14 Wisconsin (Women’s Hockey) Head Coach 28-8-2 21-5-2 NCAA Semifinalist 2014-15 Wisconsin (Women’s Hockey) Head Coach 29-6-4 19-6-3 NCAA Semifinalist 2015-16 Wisconsin (Women’s Hockey) Head Coach 34-3-1 24-3-1 WCHA Champions 2016-17 Wisconsin (Women’s Hockey) Head Coach 33-3-4 22-2-4 WCHA Champions 2017-18 Wisconsin (Women’s Hockey) Head Coach 31-5-2 20-2-2 WCHA Champions 2018-19 Wisconsin (Women’s Hockey) Head Coach 26-4-0 16-4-0 Head Coaching Totals (16th Season) 485-87-41 339-65-41 4 NCAA Titles

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LA BAHN ARENA QUICK FACTS

. Built: 2012 . Current capacity: 2,273 SERIES RECORDS AT LA BAHN . Rink Size: 200 x 90 LA BAHN ARENA ARENA . Wisconsin record: Opponent Record Last Game 111-12-5 aBahn Arena is a first class hockey facility that gives . First game: Oct. 19, 2012 the four-time national champion Wisconsin women’s Bemidji State 11-2-1 11/17/18 (Bemidji State 1, Wisconsin 0) hockey teams one of the best venues in the nation. Boston University 1-0-0 3/14/15 . First UW victory: Oct. 26, 2012 L With a capacity of 2,273 people, the arena has an Clarkson 1-0-1 1/25/15 (Wisconsin 1, New Hampshire 0) exciting environment during games. The coaching staff at Cornell 2-0-0 11/26/16 . First NCAA Tournament game: Wisconsin has an eagle-eye view of the ice at LaBahn Arena as March 15, 2014 their offices overlook the ice. Dartmouth 2-0-0 11/28/15 (No. 3 Wisconsin 2, No. 6 Harvard 1) The hockey locker rooms have a player lounge that features Harvard 3-0-0 11/24/18 . Largest attendance: 2,423 (No. 2 leather couches and flat screen TVs. In addition to its normal Lindenwood 8-0-0 9/29/18 Wisconsin 4, No. 4 Minnesota 0) locker room, the players have a separate changing room. Mercyhurst 3-0-0 9/29/17 . Longest sellout streak: 27 games The student-athletes can study for their next opponent in a (Oct. 20, 2017 - Present) theater-style film room. Minnesota 7-7-0 10/28/18 . 27 games Longest win streak: The arena also has therapy pools which help the players after Minnesota Duluth 12-0-2 10/14/18 (Feb. 12, 2017 - Oct. 19, 2018) practices and games. The hockey players also have their own Minnesota State 20-1-0 2/10/19 . Longest unbeaten streak: 34 games training room and doctor’s office in the arena. (Dec. 4, 2016 - Oct. 19, 2018) New Hampshire 2-0-0 10/28/12 North Dakota 9-1-0 1/22/17 Wisconsin has been tough to beat at LaBahn Arena, as UW holds a 68-2-2 record at their home barn since the start of Ohio State 11-0-1 11/5/17 the 2015-16 season. Princeton 2-0-0 10/21/18 71 Wisconsin has enjoyed a pair of undefeated seasons at Robert Morris 1-0-0 3/11/17 The Badgers have had 71 sellouts LaBahn Arena as the Badgers went undefeated at home St. Cloud State 16-1-0 1/26/19 during the 2015-16 season and during the 2017-18 cam- at their barn in the last seven years, Syracuse 2-0-0 12/2/18 including 18 this year. paign. Overall 113-12-5 Wisconsin is a perfect 5-0-0 in NCAA playoff games at LaBahn Arena, outscoring its opponents 24-2. All time at LaBahn Arena, UW has outscored its opponents YEAR-BY-YEAR AT LA BAHN 2,273 511-114. ARENA Season Overall WCHA UW is averaing 2,273 fans per game 2012-13 14-3-1 12-3-1 this year at LaBahn Arena. 2013-14 16-3-0 13-3-0 2014-15 13-4-2 11-4-1 2015-16 21-0-0 14-0-0 .960 2016-17 15-1-2 10-1-2 2017-18 17-0-0 12-0-0 UW’s winning percentage at LaBahn Arena since the start of the 2015- 2018-19 17-1-0 9-1-0 16 season. 6 seasons 113-12-5 81-12-4

7 WISCONSIN WOMEN’S HOCKEY 2018-19 SERIES 16: WISCONSIN AT MINNESOTA DULUTH RECORD BOOK WATCH RECORD BOOK WATCH

SCHOOL RECORDS — CAREER 13. Brittany Ammermann, 2010-15 138 ASSISTS 14. Sarah Nurse, 2013-17 137 1. Sara Bauer, 2003-07 138 SAVES Emily Clark, 2014-Present 137 2. Meghan Duggan, 2006-11 130 1. Alex Rigsby, 2010-14 3126 16. Sis Paulsen, 1999-03 130 3. Brianna Decker, 2009-13 129 2. Jackie MacMillan, 1999-03 2527 17. Kerry Weiland, 1999-03 124 4. Hilary Knight, 2007-122 119 3. Ann-Renee Desbiens, 2013-2017 2295 18. Mallory Deluce, 2007-11 122 Erika Lawler, 2005-09 119 4. Jessie Vetter, 2004-09 2175 -- 6. Brooke Ammerman, 2008-12 117 5. Meghan Horras, 2002-06 1291 23 Sharon Cole (2002-06) 105 7. Annie Pankowski, 2014-Present 106 6. Kristen Campbell, 2017-Present 1146 24. Madison Packer (2010-14) 104 8. Meghan Hunter, 2000-04 93 7. Christine Dufour, 2003-07 907 25. Abby Roque (2016-Present) 102 9. Kendra Antony, 1999-03 92 8. Becca Ruegsegger, 2009-11 611 Sam Cogan (2015-Present) 101 10 Kerry Weiland, 1999-03 90 27. Blayre Turnbull (2011-15) 98 Courtney Burke, 2012-2016 90 SAVE PERCENTAGE 28. Bobbi-Jo Slusar (2003-07) 93 12. Angie Keseley, 2005-09 88 1. Ann-Renee Desbiens, 2013-2017 .955 29. Nikki Burish (2002-06) 92 Sis Paulsen, 1999-03 88 2. Christine Dufour, 2003-07 .941 14. Meaghan Mikkelson, 2003-07 86 Jessie Vetter, 2004-09 .941 POINTS PER GAME 15. Mallory Deluce, 2007-11 77 Alex Rigsby, 2010-14 .941 1. Brianna Decker, 2009-13 1.71 16. Brittany Ammerman, 2010-15 76 5. Kristen Campbell, 2017-Present .935 2. Hilary Knight, 2007-12 1.63 17. Abby Roque, 2016-Present 75 6. Chanda Gunn, 1999-00 .933 3. Meghan Duggan, 2006-11 1.50 18 . Sydney McKibbon, 2013-16 73 7. Meghan Horras, 2002-06 .925 4. Sara Bauer, 2003-07 1.43 19. Carolyne Prevost, 2008-12 72 8. Alannah McCready, 2006-10 .919 5. Brooke Ammerman, 2008-12 1.41 Emily Clark, 2014-Present 72 9. Jackie MacMillan, 1999-03 .912 6. Meghan Hunter, 2000-04 1.34 21. Jinelle Zaugg, 2004-08 67 10. Becca Ruegsegger, 2009-11 .909 7. Annie Pankowski, 2014-Present 1.33 23. Jenny Ryan, 2013-17 66 8. Kendra Antony, 1999-03 1.16 Bobbi-Jo Slusar, 2003-07 66 WINS 9. Lindsay Macy, 2003-05 1.12 Carla Macleod, 2001-05 66 1. Alex Rigsby, 2010-14 100 10. Erika Lawler, 2005-09 1.07 27. Sam Cogan, 2015-Present 65 2. Ann-Renee Desbiens, 2013-2017 99 11. Sophie Shirley, 2018-Present 1.00 28. Sarah Nurse, 2013-17 61 3. Jessie Vetter, 2004-09 91 Emily Clark, 2014-Present 1.00 29. Maddie Rolfes, 2014-Present 60 4. Jackie MacMillan, 1999-03 75 13. Carolyne Prevost, 2008-12 0.99 5. Kristen Campbell, 2017-Present 57 14. Jinelle Zaugg, 2004-08 0.98 PLUS/MINUS 6. Meghan Horras, 2002-06 48 15. Sis Paulsen, 1999-03 0.96 1. Brianna Decker, 2009-13 +175 7. Christine Dufour, 2003-07 45 16. Abby Roque, 2016-Present 0.93 2. Hilary Knight, 2007-12 +167 8. Becca Ruegsegger, 2009-11 19 3. Meghan Duggan, 2006-11 +164 9. Alannah McCready, 2006-10 12 GOALS 4. Sara Bauer, 2003-07 +150 10. Jennifer Neary, 1999-02 6 1. Hilary Knight, 2007-12 143 5 Annie Pankowski, 2014-Present +138 GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE 2. Brianna Decker, 2009-13 115 6. Jenny Ryan, 2013-2017 +131 1. Ann-Renee Desbiens, 2013-2017 0.90 3. Meghan Duggan, 2006-11 108 Maddie Rolfes, 2014-Present +131 2. Christine Dufour, 2003-07 1.09 4 Brooke Ammerman, 2008-12 98 8. Jinelle Zaugg, 2004-08 +130 3. Kristen Campbell, 2017-Present 1.18 5. Jinelle Zaugg, 2004-08 89 9. Bobbi-Jo Slusar, 2003-07 +126 4. Jessie Vetter, 2004-09 1.19 6. Meghan Hunter, 2000-04 84 10. Brooke Ammerman, 2008-12 +125 5. Alex Rigsby, 2010-14 1.50 Annie Pankowski, 2014-Present 84 11. Emily Clark, 2014-Present +123 8. Sara Bauer, 2003-07 80 12. Mikaela Gardner, 2015-Present +116 SHUTOUTS 9. Sarah Nurse, 2013-2017 76 Erika Lawler, 2005-09 +116 1. Ann-Renee Desbiens, 2013-2017 55 10. Carolyne Prévost, 2009-12 70 Angie Keseley, 2005-09 +116 2. Jessie Vetter, 2005-09 39 11. Kendra Antony, 1999-03 67 15. Mellissa Channell, 2013-17 +115 3. Alex Rigsby, 2010-2014 30 12. Emily Clark, 2014-Present 64 4. Christine Dufour, 2003-07 18 12. Brittany Ammerman, 2010-15 62 TOP DEFENSIVE SCORERS Kristen Campbell, 2017-Present 18 1. Sis Paulsen, 1999-03 42-88--130 5. Meghan Horras, 2002-06 17 GAME-WINNING GOALS 2. Kerry Weiland, 1999-03 34-90--124 1. Hilary Knight, 2007-09, 2010-12 30 3. Courtney Burke, 2012-2016 18-90--108 MINUTES PLAYED 2. Brianna Decker, 2009-13 25 4. Bobbi-Jo Slusar, 2003-07 27-66--93 1. Alex Rigsby, 2010-14 7881:09 3. Jinelle Zaugg, 2004-08 22 5. Molly Engstrom, 2001-05 28-57--85 2. Ann-Renee Desbiens, 2013-2017 7309.57 4. Brooke Ammerman, 2008-12 21 Jenny Ryan, 2013-2017 19-66--85 3. Jackie MacMillan, 1999-03 6999:28 Emily Clark, 2014-Present 21 7. Carla MacLeod, 2001-05 15-66--81 4. Jessie Vetter, 2005-09 6911:57 6. Sara Bauer, 2003-07 18 Meaghan Mikkelson, 2003-07* 15-66--81 5. Meghan Horras, 2002-06 3928:45 7. Meghan Duggan, 2006-11 15 9. Maddie Rolfes, 2014-Present 10-62--73 6. Kristen Campbell, 2017-Present 3782:43 Jackie Friesen, 2001-05 15 10. Nicole Uliasz, 2000-05 20-50--70 7. Christine Dufour, 2003-07 3147:32 Meghan Hunter, 2000-04 15 11. Alycia Matthews, 2005-09 8-58--66 8. Becca Ruegsegger, 2009-11 1816:16 Sarah Nurse, 2013-2017 15 12. Mellissa Channell, 2013-17 11-53--64 11. Carolyne Prevost, 2008-12 14 13. Mikaela Gardner, 2015-Present 12-46--58 POINTS Sis Paulsen, 1999-03 14 13. Stefanie McKeough, 2009-13 9-48--57 1. Hilary Knight, 2007-12 262 Annie Pankowski, 2014-Present 14 14. Mekenzie Steffen, 2016-Present 14-39--53 2. Brianna Decker, 2009-13 244 14. Erika Lawler, 2005-09 13 *Mikkelson switched from forward to defense for the 3. Meghan Duggan, 2006-11 238 2005-07 seasons. 4. Sara Bauer, 2003-07 218 SHORT-HANDED GOALS 5. Brooke Ammerman, 2008-12 215 1. Hilary Knight, 2007-09, 2010-12 8 6. Annie Pankowski, 2014-Present 190 Brianna Decker, 2009-13 8 7. Meghan Hunter, 2000-04 177 Blayre Turnbull, 2011-2015 8 8. Erika Lawler, 2005-09 174 Annie Pankowski, 2014-Present 8 9. Kendra Antony, 1999-03 159 5. Sara Bauer, 2003-07 7 10. Jinelle Zaugg, 2004-08 156 Sarah Nurse, 2013-2017 7 --

8 WISCONSIN WOMEN’S HOCKEY 2018-19 SERIES 16: WISCONSIN AT MINNESOTA DULUTH THE LAST TIME... LAST TIME IT HAPPENED

Hat Tricks Penalty Shots UW hat trick: 12/2/18 - Emily Clark vs. Syracuse UW attempted penalty shot: 2/20/16 - Annie Pankowski scored on Amanda UW natural hat trick: 1/13/17 - Annie Pankowski vs. St. Cloud State Levielle (Minnesota) (3rd period) UW defenseman hat trick: 2/12/00 - Sis Paulsen vs. Minnesota State UW scored on penalty shot: 2/20/16 - Annie Pankowski scored on Amanda UW player scored 4 goals: 10/23/17 - Sarah Nurse vs. North Dakota Levielle (Minnesota) (3rd period) UW player scored 5 goals: 9/27/08 - Hillary Knight vs. Qunnipiac UW opponent attempted penalty shot: 3/18/12 - Laura Kluge (SCSU) attempted Opponent hat trick: 3/16/18 - Bre. Wilson-Bennett (Colgate) penalty shot on Kristen Campbell UW opponent scored on penalty shot: 3/18/12 - Emily West (Minnesota) scored on Shutouts Alex Rigsby UW shut out an Opp.: 2/2/19 - Wisconsin 4, Bemidji State 0 UW shut out an Opp. at home: 1/25/19 - Wisconsin 5, St. Cloud State 0 UW shut out an Opp. on road: 2/2/19 - Wisconsin 4, Bemidji State 0 LAST BADGERS’ GOALS UW was shut out: 1/11/19 - Ohio State 1, UW 0 Player Date Opponent GP Since UW was shut out at home: 10/27/18 - Minnesota 1, UW 0 Bowlby ------UW was shut out on the road: 1/11/19 - Ohio State 1, UW 0 Buchbinder 10/28/18 Minnesota 20 Clark 2/9/19 Minnesota State 1 Cogan 2/2/19 Bemidji State 2 Overtimes Curl 2/10/19 Minnesota State 0 Overtime game: 11/24/18 - UW 2, Harvard 1 DeVito ------UW won overtime game: 11/24/18 - UW 2, Harvard 1 Drake 12/1/18 Syracuse 13 UW won overtime home game: 11/24/18 - UW 2, Harvard 1 Gardner 10/6/18 Mercyhurst 22 UW won overtime road game: 1/19/18 - UW 4, at Bemidji State 3 Hanzlik ------Opp. won overtime game: 3/16 - Colgate 4, UW 3 (2OT) LaMantia 2/9/19 Minnesota State 1 Overtime tie: 2/10/18 - UW 3, Minnesota Duluth 3 (SOW, 1-0) Mauermann 2/10/19 Minnesota State 0 Norby 12/7/18 St. Cloud State 11 Sweeps Pankowski 2/9/19 Minnesota State 1 UW swept 2-game series: 2/9-10/19 vs. Minnesota State Pettet 12/2/18 Syracuse 10 UW swept 2-game home series: 2/9-10/19 vs. Minnesota State Posick ------UW swept 2-game road series: 12/8-9/18 at St. Cloud State Rolfes 2/2/19 Bemidji State 2 UW swept 2-game series against ranked team: 10/13-14/18 vs. No. 4 UMD Roque 2/9/19 Minnesota State 1 Opp. swept 2-game series: 2/2-3/18, vs. Ohio State Rowe 2/9/18 Minnesota Duluth 36 Opp. swept 2-game UW home series: 10/17-18/14, vs. Minnesota Schneider 12/7/18 St. Cloud State 11 Opp. swept 2-game UW road series: 2/2-3/18, vs. Ohio State Shaver 1/25/19 St. Cloud State 5 Shirley 2/10/19 Minnesota State 0 Comebacks Steffen 2/9/19 Minnesota State 1 UW trailed by 1 goal and won: 1/26/19 (trailed 1-0 in 1st period, won 3-1) UW trailed by 2 goal and won: 2/16/18 vs. Minnesota MULTI-GOAL GAMES (trailed 2-0 in 1st period, won 4-3) Career 14-15 15-16 16-17 17-18 18-19 UW trailed by 2 goal and tied: 2/10/18 at Minnesota Duluth 1. Emily Clark 17 2 6 7 -- 2 (trailed 31 in 2nd period, tied 3-3) 2. Annie Pankowski 16 4 3 7 -- 2 UW trailed by 3 goals and won: 3/5/11 vs. Minnesota 3. Abby Roque 5 -- -- 2 2 1 (trailed 3-0 in 2nd period, won 5-4 in OT) Sam Cogan 5 -- 0 3 1 2 UW led by 2 goals and lost: 2/26/10 at Ohio State 5 Sophia Shaver 3 -- 1 0 2 0 Led 2-0 in 1st, lost 3-2 in OT) 6. Alexis Mauermann 2 -- -- 1 1 0 UW led by 2 goals and tied: 11/1/08 - UW 2, Minnesota Duluth 2 Sophie Shirley 3 ------3 (Led 2-0 in 1st, tied 2-2) Presley Norby 2 -- -- 1 0 1 Britta Curl 2 ------2 Goals 9. Mikaela Gardner 1 -- 0 1 0 0 UW scored 4 goals in a period: 12/2/18 vs. Syracuse (3rd) Brette Pettet 1 ------1 0 UW scored 5 goals in a period: 2/25/11 vs. St. Cloud State (3rd) Maddie Rowe 1 ------1 0 UW scored 6 goals in a period: 2/14/16 vs. Minnesota State (3rd) Mekenzie Steffen 1 -- -- 0 0 1

Power-Play Goals UW scored 3 PPG: 12/2/18 vs. Syracuse MULTI-POINT GAMES Career 14-15 15-16 16-17 17-18 18-19 Short-Handed Goals 1. Annie Pankowski 52 11 17 16 -- 9 UW scored SHG: 12/8/18, Annie Pankowski vs. St. Cloud State 2. Emily Clark 40 4 15 16 -- 4 UW allowed SHG: 12/2/18, Abby Moloughney (Syracuse) 3. Abby Roque 27 -- -- 6 13 10 4. Sam Cogan 26 -- 8 7 6 5 Individual Scoring Games 5. Sophia Shaver 13 -- 4 3 4 2 Four-point game: Annie Pankowski (1-3=4) vs. Minnesota State (2/9/2019) Five-point game: Annie Pankowski (1-4=5) vs. Minnesota State (2/25/2017) 6. Presley Norby 11 -- -- 3 7 1 Six-point game: Emily Clark (3-3=6) vs. St. Cloud State (1/13/2017) 7. Maddie Rolfes 11 1 3 2 1 3 8. Mikaela Gardner 8 -- 2 2 3 1 Shots Mekenzie Steffen 9 -- -- 2 1 5 UW 50+ shots: 1/26/19 vs. St. Cloud State (53) 10. Sophie Shirley 8 ------8 UW 60+ shots: 1/14/17 vs. St. Cloud State (61) Alexis Mauermann 7 -- -- 2 3 2 UW 70+ shots: 9/25/11 vs. Lindenwood (72) 12. Brette Pettet 6 ------6 0 13. Britta Curl 6 ------6 Goaltenders 14. Maddie Rowe 3 -- -- 0 3 0 UW goaltender assist: 1/28/18 - Kristen Campbell vs. St. Cloud State 15. Grace Bowlby 2 ------2 0 UW goaltender made 50+ saves: 10/8/1999 - Jackie MacMillan vs. Minnesota- Natalie Buchbinder 2 ------1 1 Duluth (50) Caitlin Schneider 2 ------1 1 Nicole LaMantia 2 ------2

9 WISCONSIN WOMEN’S HOCKEY 2018-19 SERIES 16: WISCONSIN AT MINNESOTA DULUTH SCHEDULE/RESULTS WISCONSIN SCHEDULE/RESULTS Date Opponent Time/Result Goals (Season goals) Goaltender, Saves Att.

SEPT. 28 LINDENWOOD W, 3-2 Shirley (1), Drake (1), Clark (1) PP Campbell, 6 2273 SEPT. 29 LINDENWOOD W, 6-0 Cogan (1), Clark (2), Clark (3), Norby (1), Steffen (1), Mauermann (1) Campbell, 4/Blesi, 4 2273 Oct. 5 at Mercyhurst W, 6-1 Roque (1), PP, Roque (2) PP, Shaver (1), Pankowski (1), Roque (3), Curl (1) Campbell, 20 1032 Oct. 6 at Mercyhurst W, 5-3 Shirley (2), Gardner (1), Steffen (2) PP, Pankowski (2), Cogan (2) EN Campbell, 12 1025 OCT. 13 MINNESOTA DULUTH W, 4-2 Norby (2), Pankowski (3), Curl (2) PP, Roque (4) PP Campbell, 14 2273 OCT. 14 MINNESOTA DULUTH W, 3-1 Buchbinder (1), Mauermann (2), Pettet (1) Campbell, 11 2273 OCT 19 PRINCETON W, 4-3 Shirley (3), Roque (5), Mauermann (3), Shirley (4) Campbell, 16 2273 OCT. 21 PRINCETON W, 3-0 Shirley (5), Pankowski (4), Norby (3) Campbell, 25 2273 OCT. 27 MINNESOTA L, 0-1 Campbell, 22 2273 OCT. 28 MINNESOTA W, 4-1 Shirley (6), Buchbinder (2), Curl (3), Pankowski (5) EN Campbell, 30 2273 Nov. 2 at Minnesota State W, 2-1 Pettet (2) PP, Curl (4) Campbell, 16 263 Nov. 3 at Minnesota State W, 2-0 Roque (6) PP, Shirley (7) Campbell, 15 186 NOV. 16 BEMIDJI STATE W, 5-0 Shaver (2), Drake (2), Shirley (8), Shirley (9), Curl (5) Campbell, 15 2273 NOV. 17 BEMIDJI STATE W, 3-0 Norby (4), Shaver (3), Pankowski (6) Campbell, 12 2273 NOV. 23 HARVARD W, 3-2 OT Pankowski (7) SH, Norby (5), Pankowski (8) Campbell, 14 2273 NOV. 24 HARVARD W, 2-1 OT Curl (6), Pankowski (9) PP Campbell, 14 2273 DEC. 1 SYRACUSE W, 6-1 Curl (7), Mauermann (4) PP, Shirley (10), Pankowski (10), Curl (8) Campbell, 12 2273 Drake (3) DEC. 2 SYRACUSE W, 9-1 Clark (4), Shaver (4), Clark (5) PP, Curl (9), Mauermann (5), Clark (6) PP Campbell, 2/Blesi, 6 2273 Pettet (3) PP, Schneider (1), Pankowski (11) SH Dec. 7 at St. Cloud State W, 8-2 Schneider (2), Rolfes (1) PP, Norby (6), Norby (7), Pankowski (12), Campbell, 15 316 Pankowski (13), Shirley (11), Mauermann (6) PP Dec. 8 at St. Cloud State W, 3-1 Curl (10), Steffen (3), Pankowski (14) PP EN Campbell, 12 347 Jan. 11 at No. 7 Ohio State L, 0-1 Campbell, 19 553 Jan. 12 at No. 7 Ohio State W, 5-2 Curl (11), Shirley (12) PP, Pankowski (15) PP, Curl (12), Shaver (5) Campbell, 14 673 Jan. 18 at No. 2 Minnesota W, 2-1 Clark (7) PP, Rolfes (2) Campbell, 20 3196 Jan. 19 at No. 2 Minnesota L, 1-3 Shirley (13) Campbell, 22 3400 JAN. 25 ST. CLOUD STATE W, 5-0 Mauermann (7), Shaver (6), Steffen (4), Steffen (5), Shirley (14) Campbell, 14 2273 JAN. 26 ST. CLOUD STATE W, 3-1 Curl (13), Roque (7), Clark (8) Campbell, 12 2273 Feb. 1 at Bemidji State L, 1-2 Steffen (6) Campbell, 16 341 Feb. 2 at Bemidji State W, 4-0 Cogan (3), Cogan (4) PP, Curl (14), Rolfes (3) SH, EN Campbell, 15 364 FEB. 9 MINNESOTA STATE W, 7-2 LaMantia (1), Clark (9), Roque (8) PP, Steffen (7) PP, Pankowski (16), Campbell, 11 2273 Shirley (15), Curl (15) FEB. 10 MINNESOTA STATE W, 4-1 Shirley (16), Shirley (17), Mauermann (8), Curl, (16) Campbell, 11 2273 Feb. 15 at Minnesota Duluth 3 P.M. Feb. 16 at Minnesota Duluth 3 P.M. FEB. 22 OHIO STATE 7 P.M. FEB. 23 OHIO STATE 3 P.M.

All times Central • * WCHA game • ^ WCHA Playoffs Home games in CAPS at LaBahn Arena • Schedule is subject to change Please note: Bold italics denotes game-winning goal; (#) denotes individual season goals; PP denotes power-play goal; SH denotes shorthanded goal; EN denotes empty net goal; HT denotes hat tricks; GT denotes game-tying goal; EX denotes extra attacker; PS denotes penalty shot goal

10 WISCONSIN WOMEN’S HOCKEY 2018-19 SERIES 16: WISCONSIN AT MINNESOTA DULUTH ROSTER

WISCONSIN ROSTER (ALPHABETICAL) ROSTER BREAKDOWN No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. S/C Hometown (Previous Team) BY CLASS 32 Breanna Blesi G 5-7 So./So. L Maple Grove, Minn. (Maple Grove) 27 Grace Bowlby D 5-8 So./So. L Edina, Minnesota (Edina) FRESHMEN - 5 Britta Curl 2 Natalie Buchbinder D 5-8 So./So.. R Fairport, N.Y. (Shattuck-St. Mary’s) Jesse Devito 35 Kristen Campbell G 5-10 RJr./RJr. L Brandon, Manitoba (Shaftesbury Titans Prep) Cami Kronish 29 Nikki Cece G 5-7 Jr./Jr. L Oakville, Ontario (Oakville Hornets) Nicole LaMantia Sophie Shirley 26 Emily Clark F 5-7 RSr./RSr. L Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (Okanagan Academy) 7 Sam Cogan F 5-8 Sr./Sr. L Ottawa, Ontario (Nepean Junior Wildcats) SOPHOMORES - 8 17 Britta Curl F 5-8 Fr./Fr. L Bismarck, N.D. (Bismarck Blizzard) Breanna Blesi 11 Jesse Devito F 5-7 Fr./Fr. R Rumson, N.J. Grace Bowlby 10 Delaney Drake F 5-7 So./So. L Traverse City, Michigan (NAHA) Natalie Buchbinder Delaney Drake 4 Mikaela Gardner D 5-8 Sr./Sr. L Plainfield, Ill. (Chicago Mission) Kyleigh Hanzlik 23 Kyleigh Hanzlik F 5-9 So./So. R Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. (NAHA) Brette Pettet Maddie Posick 30 Cami Kronish G 6-0 Fr./Fr. L New York, N.Y. (NAHA) Caitlin Schneider 21 Nicole LaMantia D 5-4 Fr./Fr. L Wayne, Ill. (Chicago Mission) 14 Alexis Mauermann F 5-2 Jr./Jr. L Janesville, Wis. (Shattuck-St. Mary’s) JUNIORS - 8 Alyson Baldwin 6 Presley Norby F 5-5 Jr./Jr. R Minnetonka, Minn. (Minnetonka) Kristen Campbell 19 Annie Pankowski F 5-9 RSr./RSr. R Laguna Hills, Calif. (NAHA) Nikki Cece Alexis Mauermann 20 Brette Pettet F 5-3 So./So. R Kentville, Nova Scotia (Shattuck-St. Mary’s) Presley Norby 16 Maddie Posick F 5-7 So./So. L Stoughton, Wis. (Madison Capitols) Abby Roque Maddie Rowe 8 Maddie Rowe D 5-11 Jr./Jr. R River Falls, Wis. (River Falls) Mekenzie Steffen 13 Maddie Rolfes D 5-8 RSr./RSr. R West Des Moines, Iowa (Shattuck-St. Mary’s) 18 Abby Roque F 5-7 Jr./Jr. R Sault St. Marie, Mich. (Sault Area) SENIORS - 6 Emily Clark 15 Caitlin Schneider F 5-4 So./So. L Glenview, Ill. (Glenbrook) Sam Cogan 12 Sophia Shaver F 5-10 Sr./Sr. R Wayzata, Minn. (Wayzata) Mikaela Gardner Annie Pankowski 9 Sophie Shirley F 5-9 Fr./Fr. R Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (Calgary Inferno) Maddie Rolfes 22 Mekenzie Steffen D 5-6 Jr./Jr. R Centerville, Minn. (Hill Murray) Sophia Shaver WISCONSIN ROSTER (NUMERICAl) No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. S/C Hometown (Previous Team) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 2 Natalie Buchbinder D 5-8 So./So.. R Fairport, N.Y. (Shattuck-St. Mary’s) Breanna Blesi:...... BLESS-ee 4 Mikaela Gardner D 5-8 Sr./Sr. L Plainfield, Ill. (Chicago Mission) Grace Bowlby:...... BOWL-bee 6 Presley Norby F 5-5 Jr./Jr. R Minnetonka, Minn. (Minnetonka) Natalie Buchbinder:...... BOOK-bind-er 7 Sam Cogan F 5-8 Sr./Sr. L Ottawa, Ontario (Nepean Junior Wildcats) Nicole LaMantia:...... LA-mahn-tee-ah 8 Maddie Rowe D 5-11 Jr./Jr. R River Falls, Wis. (River Falls) Kyleigh Hanzlik:...... KI-lee HANZ-lick 9 Sophie Shirley F 5-9 Fr./Fr. R Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (Calgary Inferno) Maddie Rolfes:...... RAHL-fis 10 Delaney Drake F 5-7 So./So. L Traverse City, Michigan (NAHA) Abby Roque:...... ROCK 11 Jesse Devito F 5-7 Fr./Fr. R Rumson, N.J.

12 Sophia Shaver F 5-10 Sr./Sr. R Wayzata, Minn. (Wayzata) . 13 Maddie Rolfes D 5-8 RSr./RSr. R West Des Moines, Iowa (Shattuck-St. Mary’s) 14 Alexis Mauermann F 5-2 Jr./Jr. L Janesville, Wis. (Shattuck-St. Mary’s) 15 Caitlin Schneider F 5-4 So./So. L Glenview, Ill. (Glenbrook) 16 Maddie Posick F 5-7 So./So. L Stoughton, Wis. (Madison Capitols) 17 Britta Curl F 5-8 Fr./Fr. L Bismarck, N.D. (Bismarck Blizzard) 18 Abby Roque F 5-7 Jr./Jr. R Sault St. Marie, Mich. (Sault Area) 19 Annie Pankowski F 5-9 RSr./RSr. R Laguna Hills, Calif. (NAHA) 20 Brette Pettet F 5-3 So./So. R Kentville, Nova Scotia (Shattuck-St. Mary’s) 21 Nicole LaMantia D 5-4 Fr./Fr. L Wayne, Ill. (Chicago Mission) 22 Mekenzie Steffen D 5-6 Jr./Jr. R Centerville, Minn. (Hill Murray) 23 Kyleigh Hanzlik F 5-9 So./So. R Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. (NAHA) 26 Emily Clark F 5-7 RSr./RSr. L Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (Okanagan Academy) 27 Grace Bowlby D 5-8 So./So. L Edina, Minnesota (Edina) 29 Nikki Cece G 5-7 Jr./Jr. L Oakville, Ontario (Oakville Hornets) 30 Cami Kronish G 6-0 Fr./Fr. L New York, N.Y. (NAHA) 32 Breanna Blesi G 5-7 So./So. L Maple Grove, Minn. (Maple Grove) 35 Kristen Campbell G 5-10 RJr./RJr. L Brandon, Manitoba (Shaftesbury Titans Prep)

COACHING STAFF Head Coach Mark Johnson Associate Head Coach Dan Koch Assistant Coach Jackie Crum Volunteer Coach (Goalie) Mark Greenhalgh 11 WISCONSIN WOMEN’S HOCKEY 2018-19