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WCHA Administrative Office Bruce M. McLeod Commissioner Carol LaBelle-Ehrhardt Assistant Commissioner of Operations Greg Shepherd Supervisor of Officials Mailing Address Western Collegiate Hockey Association 2211 S. Josephine Street, Room 302, Denver, CO 80210 p: 303 871-4223. f: 303 871-4770. [email protected] April 22, 2011

WCHA Women’s Office; Public Relations 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Season-in-Review Sara R. Martin Associate Commissioner University of Secures Record 12th Consecutive p: 608 829-0104. f: 608 829-0105. [email protected] National Championship for WCHA; Badgers Defeat BC & BU Doug Spencer Associate Commissioner for Public Relations to Claim 2011 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four in Erie, PA p: 608 829-0100. f: 608 829-0200. No. 1-Ranked Wisconsin Completes Trophy Hat Trick as Conference Regular Season Champions, [email protected] League Playoff Champions, Div. 1 National Champions; Badgers Conclude Campaign on 27- Bill Brophy Women’s Public Relations Director Game Unbeaten Streak; Wisconsin’s Named Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award p: 608-277-0282. Winner; Duggan Honored as WCHA Player of the Year to Highlight League Individual Awards; [email protected] Mailing Address Four WCHA-Member Teams Ranked Among Nation’s Top 10 in Final National Polls … Wisconsin Western Collegiate Hockey Association No. 1, Duluth No. 5, Minnesota No. 6/7, North Dakota No. 9; WCHA Teams Combine 559 D’Onofrio Drive, Suite 103 Madison, WI 53719-2096 for 26-12-3 (.671) Non-Conference Record in 2010-11

WCHA Women’s League MADISON, Wis. – The University of Wisconsin made sure the streak continues for the Western Collegiate Hockey Bemidji State University Association. The top-ranked Badgers captured the UW program’s fourth women’s national championship in six years on March 20 with a 4-1 victory over at Tullio Arena in Erie, Pa., in front of 3,956 fans. University of Minnesota Duluth It was the 12th consecutive year that a WCHA-member team has won the national championship, including Minnesota State University all 11 NCAA Women’s Frozen Fours. It was the fourth national title for the Badgers. Only Minnesota Duluth, University of North Dakota with five titles, has won more national championships than Wisconsin. Minnesota also has won three national Ohio State University titles. St. Cloud State University University of Wisconsin Junior forward Carolyne Prevost led the Badgers (37-2-2) with two goals in the national title contest vs BU, including an empty-netter with :18 seconds remaining. Freshman Alex Rigsby made 15 saves to Home of a Record 12 finish her rookie season with a overall record of 27-1-1. The Badgers outshot the Terriers, 36-16 in the game, including an 18-4 advantage in the second period. Consecutive National con’t Championship Teams 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Standings • Final –––––––––––––––––––––––

Conference Only Overall 2011 WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF Pts GP W L T SW Win% GF- GA GP Record Win% GF- GA March 4-5 • Ridder Arena Minneapolis, MN 1 Wisconsin ! 76 28 24- 2- 2 2 .893 140- 50 41 37- 2- 2 .927 212- 70 2 Minnesota Duluth 57 28 18- 7- 3 0 .696 109- 49 34 22- 9- 3 .691 132- 55 visit us on the web at the all-new: Minnesota 57 28 18- 8- 2 1 .679 100- 52 38 26-10- 2 .711 132- 69 4 North Dakota 50 28 16-10- 2 0 .607 96- 79 36 20-13- 3 .597 116-103 WCHA.com 5 Bemidji State 39 28 11-13- 4 2 .464 53- 71 35 14-17- 4 .457 70- 88 6 Ohio State 30 28 8-17- 3 3 .339 69-100 36 14-19- 3 .431 99-116 7 Minnesota State 22 28 7-20- 1 0 .268 47-101 36 8-25- 3 .264 53-122 8 St. Cloud State 5 28 1-26- 1 1 .054 23-135 35 1-33- 1 .043 31-177

! WCHA regular season champion, WCHA playoff champion, NCAA Frozen Four champion. Note: Teams are awarded three points for each win in regulation or , and one point for an overtime tie. Conference games tied after 65:00 advance to a three-player shootout with the winning team receiving an extra point in the standings (denoted in the SW column.

2011 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four @ Erie, PA ––––––––––––––––––––––

Results of Friday, March 18: Semifinals: 2 vs Wisconsin 3 (nc); Boston University 4 vs Cornell 1 (nc). Results of Sunday, March 20: National Championship Game: Boston University 1 vs Wisconsin 4 (nc). 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211

University of Wisconsin Badgers • 2011 NCAA Frozen Four Champions

Despite UW outshooting BU 10-4 in the first period, the teams remained goals when Mallory Deluce put in Hillary Knight’s rebound. The Terriers locked in a scoreless tie after the opening 20 minutes. The Badgers finally pulled Sperry immediately following Deluce’s and again with 2:33 to put one past Sperry at the 2:25 mark of the second period when Prevost go. BU fired five shots, including two stopped by Rigsby, before Prevost redirected a shot from the point to give Wisconsin a 1-0 lead. Sophomore secured the victory and Wisconsin’s fourth national championship with Stefanie McKeough passed the puck to fellow defenseman Alev Kelter an empty-net goal at 19:42. who ripped a shot from the blue . Waiting at the crease, Prevost tipped Sperry made 32 saves to lead the Terriers to a national runner-up finish the shot past Sperry. in just the sixth season of the program. Wisconsin then took a 2-0 lead with 4:26 remaining in the second The Badgers defeated Boston College, 3-2, in the NCAA Women’s Frozen period when junior forward Brooke Ammerman converted the eventual Four semifinal round on Friday (March 18) night while Boston University game-winner on the power-play. Senior Meghan Duggan fed the puck beat Cornell, 4-1. to sophomore down low, and Decker poked an attempt Four Badgers were named to the 2011 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four toward goal. After Sperry stopped Decker’s shot, Ammerman slid the All-Tournament Team. Duggan joined Prevost, Ammerman and Kelter in puck past her and into the net. receiving all-tournament honors. Duggan and Knight were also named Boston University (27-7-4) answered just 24 seconds later with a goal co-MVPs of the tournament. Boston College goaltender from Marie-Philip Poulin. The teams entered the second intermission and Boston University defenseman completed the all- with Wisconsin holding a 2-1 lead. tournament team. With just 3:23 remaining, the Badgers extended their lead back to two In the final USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Women’s Division 1 College Hockey Poll, issued March 22, the WCHA’s Wisconsin was ranked No. 1, Minnesota Duluth was No. 5, Minnesota was No. 7 and North Dakota was No. 9. Also receiving votes from the WCHA was Ohio State. 2011 NCAA Women’s Division 1 Championship In the final USCHO.com Division 1 Women’s College Hockey Poll for Tournament Results 2010-11, issued on March 21, Wisconsin was ranked No. 1, Minnesota Duluth was No. 5, Minnesota was No. 6 and North Dakota was No. 9. NCAA Regionals In non-conference play during the 2010-11 season, the eight Western Results of Saturday, March 12 Collegiate Hockey Association-member women’s teams went a combined Minnesota 1 at Boston College 4 26-12-3 against outside Division 1 competition for a .671 winning Minnesota Duluth 1 at Wisconsin 2 percentage. The WCHA went 7-3-1 (.682) vs teams from the Dartmouth 1 at Cornell 7 Association, 6-0-0 (1.000) vs teams from ECAC Hockey, and 13-9-2 (.583) Mercyhurst 2 at Boston University 4 vs teams from . By WCHA-member team, 2010-11 non-conference records were: Bemidji NCAA Women’s Frozen Four @ Erie, Pa. State (2-3-0), Minnesota (5-1-0), Minnesota Duluth (2-0-0), Minnesota Results of Friday, March 18 State (1-2-2), North Dakota (2-1-1), Ohio State (6-0-0), St. Cloud State Semifinal: Boston College 2 vs Wisconsin 3 (0-5-0) and Wisconsin (8-0-0). Semifinal: Boston University 1 vs Cornell 4 Results of Sunday, March 20 Championship: Boston University 1 vs Wisconsin 4 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 Final 2010-11 Div. 1 Women’s Hockey Polls NCAA Division 1 Women’s Championship History

Year: Champion (Record), Coach USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Women’s Game Score @ Site Attendance/Total Attendance Division 1 College Hockey Poll 2001: Minnesota Duluth (28-5-4), Shannon Miller March 22, 2011 • Final 4-2 vs St. Lawrence @ Minneapolis, MN (3,079/5,178) 2002: Minnesota Duluth (24-6-4), Shannon Miller Rk Team, Points (1st place) Record Last Wk Wks Top 10 3-2 vs Brown @ Durham, NH (3,102/5,153) 1 Wisconsin, 190 (19) 37-2-2 1 24 2003: Minnesota Duluth (31-3-2), Shannon Miller 2 Boston University, 165 27-7-4 3 24 4-3 (2 ot) vs Harvard @ Duluth, MN (5,167/9,968) 3 Boston College, 140 24-7-6 4 24 2004: Minnesota (30-4-2), Laura Halldorson 4 Cornell, 139 31-3-1 2 24 6-2 vs Harvard @ Providence, RI (3,522/6,048) 5 Minnesota Duluth, 114 22-9-3 5 24 2005: Minnesota (36-2-2), Laura Halldorson 6 Mercyhurst, 98 29-6-0 6 24 4-3 vs Harvard @ New Hampshire (2,056/15,352) 7 Minnesota, 85 26-10-2 7 23 2006: Wisconsin (36-4-1), Mark Johnson 8 Dartmouth, 45 22-12-0 8 8 3-0 vs Minnesota @ Univ. of Minnesota (4,701/11,849) 9 North Dakota, 38 20-13-3 9 24 2007: Wisconsin (36-1-4), Mark Johnson 10 Providence, 22 22-12-1 10 14 4-1 vs Minnesota Duluth @ Lake Placid, NY (3,355/20,307) others receiving votes: Ohio State, 6; Northeastern, 3. 2008: Minnesota Duluth (34-4-1), Shannon Miller 4-0 vs Wisconsin @ Duluth, MN (7,202/11,453) 2009: Wisconsin (33-2-5), Mark Johnson USCHO.com Division 1 Women’s Hockey Poll 5-0 vs Mercyhurst @ Boston, MA (2,437/11,353) March 21, 2011 • Final 2010: Minnesota Duluth (31-8-2), Shannon Miller 3-2 (3 ot) vs Cornell @ Minneapolis, MN (1,473/6,003) Rk Team (1st Place Votes) Record Points Last Poll 2011 Wisconsin (37-2-2), Mark Johnson 1 Wisconsin (15) 37- 2-2 150 1 4-1 vs Boston University @ Erie, PA (3,956/10,969) 2 Boston University 27- 7-4 126 5 3 Boston College 24- 7-6 111 5 4 Cornell 31- 3-1 108 2 NCAA Division 1 Women’s National 5 Minnesota Duluth 22- 9-3 87 7 Championship Tournament Results 6 Minnesota 26-10-2 80 3 7 Mercyhurst 29- 6-0 72 4 2001 8 Dartmouth 22-12-0 35 8 NCAA Championship @ Minneapolis, MN. Semifinals: St. Lawrence 3 9 North Dakota 20-13-3 32 9 vs Dartmouth 1; Minnesota Duluth 6 vs Harvard 3. Third Place: Harvard 10 Providence 22-12-1 22 10 3 vs Dartmouth 2. Championship: Minnesota Duluth 4 vs St. Lawrence Others receiving votes: Harvard 1, Northeastern 1. 2. All-Tournament Team: G - , UMD; D - Isabelle Chartrand, SLU; D - Brittny Ralph, UMD; F - Amanda Sargeant, SLU; F - , Division 1 Women’s National Champions UMD; F - Tammy Shewchuk, HU. MOP - Maria Rooth, F, UMD.

Year Team (League) (National Championship) 2002 2000 Minnesota (WCHA) (AWCHA) NCAA Championship @ Durham, NH. Semifinals: Brown 2 vs Minnesota 2001 Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) (NCAA) 1; Minnesota Duluth 3 vs Niagara 2. Third Place: Niagara 2 vs Minnesota 2 2002 Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) (NCAA) ot. Championship: Minnesota Duluth 3 vs Brown 2. All-Tournament Team: 2003 Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) (NCAA) G - Tania Pinelli, NU; D - Larissa Luther, UMD; D - Meredith Ostrander, 2004 Minnesota (WCHA) (NCAA) Brown; F - Kelly Stephens, UM; F - Joanne Eustace, UMD; F - Kristy Zamora, 2005 Minnesota (WCHA) (NCAA) Brown. MOP: Kristy Zamora, F, Brown. 2006 Wisconsin (WCHA) (NCAA) 2007 Wisconsin (WCHA) (NCAA) 2003 2008 Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) (NCAA) NCAA Championship @ Duluth, MN. Semifinals: Harvard 6 vs Minnesota 2009 Wisconsin (WCHA) (NCAA) 1; Minnesota Duluth 5 vs Dartmouth 2. Third Place: Dartmouth 4 vs 2010 Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) (NCAA) Minnesota 2. Championship: Minnesota Duluth 4 vs Harvard 3 (2 ot). All- 2011 Wisconsin (WCHA) (NCAA) Tournament Team: G - Amy Ferguson, Dartmouth; D - , HU; F - Jenny Potter, UMD; F - Hanne Sikio, UMD; F - , HU; F - , UMD. MOP: Caroline Ouellette, F, UMD.

2004 NCAA Championship @ Providence, RI. Semifinals: Minnesota 5 vs Dartmouth 1; Harvard 2 vs St. Lawrence 1. Third Place: St. Lawrence 2 vs Dartmouth 1. Championship: Minnesota 6 vs Harvard 2. All-Tournament Team: G - Jody Horak, UM; D - Allie Sanchez, UM; D - Angela Ruggiero, HU; F - Kelly Stephens, UM; F - , UM; F - Krissy Wendell, UM. MOP: Krissy Wendell, F, UM. 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 2005 2011 NCAA Regionals: Minnesota 6 vs Providence 1; Dartmouth 4 vs Wisconsin NCAA Regionals: Minnesota 1 @ Boston College 4; Minnesota Duluth 3; Harvard 5 vs Mercyhurst 4 (3 ot); St. Lawrence 3 vs Minnesota Duluth 1 @ Wisconsin 2; Dartmouth 1 @ Cornell 7; Mercyhurst 2 @ Boston 2 ot. University 4. NCAA Championship @ Durham, NH. Semifinals: Minnesota 7 vs NCAA Championship @ Erie, PA. Semifinals: Boston College 2 vs Dartmouth 2; Harvard 4 vs St. Lawrence 1. Third Place: St. Lawrence 5 vs Wisconsin 3; Boston University 4 vs Cornell 1. Championship: Boston Dartmouth 1. Championship: Minnesota 4 vs Harvard 3. All-Tournament University 1 vs Wisconsin 4. All-Tournament Team: G - Molly Schaus, BC; Team: G - Ali Boe, HU; D - , HU; D - Lyndsay Wall, UM; F - D - Catherine Ward, BU; D - Alev Kelter, UW; F - Meghan Duggan, UW; F , HU; F - Natalie Darwitz, UM; F - Krissy Wendell, UM. - Carolyne Prevost, UW; F - Brooke Ammerman, UW. MOP (co): Meghan MOP - Natalie Darwitz, F, UM. Duggan, F, UW and Hilary Knight, F, UW.

2006 NCAA Regionals: New Hampshire 3 vs Harvard 1; Minnesota 4 vs Princeton Overall Home/Away/Neutral Records, by Team 0; St. Lawrence 1 vs Minnesota Duluth 0; Wisconsin 2 vs Mercyhurst 1 (2 ot). Team Home Away Neutral NCAA Championship @ Minneapolis, MN. Semifinals: Minnesota 5 vs Bemidji State 9-5-2 5-12-2 0-0-0 New Hampshire 4; Wisconsin 1 vs St. Lawrence 0. Championship: Wisconsin Minnesota 15-3-1 10-6-1 1-1-0 3 vs Minnesota 0. All-Tournament Team: G - , UW; D - Bobbi-Jo Minnesota Duluth 14-3-1 8-5-2 0-1-0 Slusar, UW; D - Ashley Albrecht, UM; F - Jinelle Zaugg, UW; F - Bobbi Ross, Minnesota State 4-11-3 4-14-0 0-0-0 UM; F - Jennifer Hitchcock, UNH. MOP - Jessie Vetter, G, UW. North Dakota 11-7-1 9-5-2 0-1-0 Ohio State 7-10-1 7-9-2 0-0-0 2007 St. Cloud State 1-15-1 0-18-0 0-0-0 NCAA Regionals: Wisconsin 1 vs Harvard 0 (4 ot); St. Lawrence 6 vs New Wisconsin 17-1-1 14-1-1 6-0-0 Hampshire 2; Minnesota Duluth 3 vs Mercyhurst 2 ot; Boston College 3 vs Dartmouth 2 ot. WCHA Again the Leads Way in Div. 1 Attendance NCAA Championship @ Lake Placid, NY. Semifinals: Wisconsin 4 vs St. Lawrence 0; Minnesota Duluth 4 vs Boston College 3 (2 ot). Championship: Buoyed by a NCAA record crowd of 10,668 in a game against Minnesota Wisconsin 4 vs Minnesota Duluth 1. All-Tournament Team: G - Jessie Jan. 29, Wisconsin led the country in women’s attendance for 2010-11. Vetter, UW; D - Bobbi-Jo Slusar, UW; D - Meghan Mikkleson, UW; F - Jinelle The Badgers attracted an average crowd of 2,768 fans per game. Zaugg, UW; F - Jessica Koizumi, UMD; F - , UW. MOP - Sara Two other WCHA schools – North Dakota and Minnesota Duluth Bauer, F, UW. – finished among the top three in national attendance. North Dakota averaged 1,280 fans per game and Minnesota Duluth averaged 931 per 2008 game. Minnesota finished fifth nationally in average per game at 853. NCAA Regionals: Harvard 5 vs Dartmouth 1; Wisconsin 3 vs Minnesota 2 ot; Minnesota Duluth 5 vs Mercyhurst 4; New Hampshire 3 vs St. Lawrence 2 (ot). 2010-11 Women’s Division I Hockey Attendance NCAA Championship @ Duluth, MN. Semifinals: Wisconsin 4 vs Harvard Rk Team Dates Total Avg. Capacity Cap% 1; Minnesota Duluth 3 vs New Hampshire 2. Championship: Minnesota 1 Wisconsin 19 52,589 2,768 15,237 18.2 Duluth 4 vs Wisconsin 0. All-Tournament Team: G - Kim Martin, UMD; D 2 North Dakota 19 24,320 1,280 11,634 11.0 - Myriam Trepanier, UMD; D - , UMD; F - Laura Fridfinnson, 3 Minnesota Duluth 18 16,760 931 — — UMD; F - Sara O’Toole, UMD; F - , UW. MOP - Kim Martin, G, 4 Cornell 21 18,057 860 4,267 20.2 UMD. 5 Minnesota 20 17,066 853 3,400 25.1 6 Dartmouth 17 13,869 816 4,500 18.1 2009 7 Harvard 15 9,602 640 2,776 23.1 NCAA Regionals: Mercyhurst 3 vs St. Lawrence 1; Minnesota Duluth 8 Mercyhurst 14 8,128 581 1,300 44.7 4 vs New Hampshire 1; Wisconsin 7 vs Dartmouth 0; Minnesota 4 vs 9 New Hampshire 16 7,715 482 6,110 7.9 Boston College 3. 10 Boston University 19 7,358 387 3,684 10.5 NCAA Championship @ Boston, MA. Semifinals: Wisconsin 5 vs 11 Brown 14 5,085 363 2,495 14.6 Minnesota Duluth 1; Mercyhurst 5 vs Minnesota 4. Championship: 12 St. Cloud State 17 5,813 342 5,763 5.9 Wisconsin 5 vs Mercyhurst 0. All-Tournament Team: G - Jessie Vetter, 12 Quinnipiac 17 5,815 342 3,084 11.1 UW; D - Alycia Matthews, UW; D - Malee Windmeier, UW; F - Meghan 14 Ohio State 18 6,086 338 1,200 28.2 Agosta, Mercyhurst; F - Hilary Knight, UW; F - Erika Lawler, UW. MOP 15 Vermont 16 5,161 323 4,035 8.0 - Jessie Vetter, G, UW. 16 Bemidji State 16 5,049 316 4,373 7.2

2010 NCAA Regionals: Mercyhurst 4 vs Boston U. 1; Cornell 6 vs Harvard 2; Minnesota Duluth 2 vs New Hampshire 1; Minnesota 3 vs Clarkson 2 ot. NCAA Championship @ Minneapolis, MN. Semifinals: Cornell 3 vs Mercyhurst 2 ot; Minnesota Duluth 3 vs Minnesota 2. Championship: Minnesota Duluth 3 vs Cornell 2 (3 ot). All-Tournament Team: G - Amanda Mazzotta, Cornell; D - , Cornell; D - Lauriane Rougeau, Cornell; F - Emmanuelle Blais, UMD; F - Laura Fridfinnson, UMD; F - Jessica Wong, UMD. MOP: Emmanuelle Blais, F, UMD. 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 April 20, 2011 • Jackie Barto coached more than 500 games in her career and ranked eighth in career victories among NCAA Division I coaches (following WCHA Unveils All-New Player Pages at WCHA.com 2010-11 season). Exciting New Feature Continues Evolution of League's New • Barto developed an Olympic gold medalist in Web Site (), a silver medalist in Lisa Chesson () and two-time bronze medalist in Emma Laakonen (Finland). Current Buckeye Minttu MADISON, Wis. – The Western Collegiate Hockey Association is pleased Tuominen also played for Team Finland in the Olympics during her to announce the launch of unique individual member team player pages freshman season. Current Buckeyes (Canada), Tuominen at the league's all-new web site - WCHA.com. The WCHA teamed (Finland) and Annie Svedin (Sweden) along with Bonhomme (Canada) up with SportDesigns.com last summer to begin the transformation of are currently completing at the World Championships in Switzerland. the league's home on the web, which was unveiled at the start of the • The 2006-07 season was a record-setting one for Barto and the Buckeyes. 2010-11 campaign. Ohio State reached the 20-win mark for the first time in program history, The individual player pages feature biographical information, photos finishing with a 20-13-4 mark and setting the record for the Buckeyes’ and statistics of each student-athlete playing in the WCHA. longest unbeaten streak at 10 games (9-0-1, Oct. 28-Dec. 8). Ohio State “This is another exciting advancement for the Association as our all-new also posted a team-best 30 points in the WCHA standings (13-11-4). The WCHA.com continues to evolve,” said Commissioner Bruce M. McLeod. Buckeyes took advantage of home ice with a 12-5-3 record at OSU Ice “These player pages provide another great resource of information Rink. After finishing fourth in the league standings, the Buckeyes played to the media and public and will also give each of our member team host to the WCHA first round playoffs for the first time under the league’s student-athletes their own unique page at WCHA.com. Combined with new playoff format. OSU swept Minnesota State in the best-of-three series the launch earlier this season of the mobile WCHA.com platform, the and advanced to the WCHA semifinals at Ridder Arena in Minneapolis mobile league and national scoreboards with live scores and statistics, against eventual national champion Wisconsin. The Buckeyes completed and an all-new on-line store at TheWCHAShop.com, the all-new WCHA. the season as the 10th-ranked team in both the USCHO.com and USA com has been a tremendous boost for us.” Hockey national polls. To visit the individual player pages, go to WCHA.com, then click on the • The Buckeyes proved in the 2001-02 season they were a force to be listings for 'WCHA Team Pages'. From there, go to the respective team reckoned with on the national scene by defeating several nationally- roster and then click on each player's name within that roster. ranked teams. OSU upset No. 3 New Hampshire and No. 4 St. Lawrence and Player names on roster pages and all statistic pages also now link to also tied No. 6 Dartmouth. Barto guided two players to five post-season individual stat pages and player names in game stories, box scores and honors. Jeni Creary was named the WCHA Rookie of the Year and was an future press releases also link to the player pages. All-WCHA First Team selection after leading the nation in scoring for the first half of the season. Laaksonen earned JOFA/AHCA Second Team All- April 19, 2011 America accolades and All-WCHA Second Team honors despite missing 10 games while representing her native Finland at the 2002 Olympic Ohio State Coaching Legend Jackie Barto Retires Winter Games. • In just its second season, Barto’s young Buckeye squad took center COLUMBUS, Ohio – Jackie Barto, the first coach of women’s hockey at stage at the WCHA championship in March 2001. Fifth-seeded Ohio Ohio State, has decided to retire from coaching after 12 seasons with State bulldozed past No. 4 St. Cloud State and blanked No. 1 Minnesota the Buckeyes and 27 years in the coaching profession, Gene Smith, to advance to the championship final where the Buckeyes fell to eventual Ohio State associate vice-president and director of athletics, announced national champion Minnesota Duluth. OSU's run for a postseason title Tuesday (April 19). was a fitting end to their second-half campaign, which saw them skate to Barto, a 1984 graduate of Providence University with a degree in an 18-16-3 overall record, including 11-10-3 in the WCHA, and finish No. business management, was hired at Ohio State in 1999 to start the 8 in the national polls. Barto guided the program through a difficult first women’s hockey program after spending five seasons as the head coach half of the 2000-01 season before engineering an impressive turnaround at her alma mater. midway through the year. The Buckeyes were 12-5-1 in their last 18 contests “It has been an incredible opportunity to start the program and see and finished 7-1-0 at home after the December hiatus, with their only it develop over 12 years,” Barto said. “I want to thank (former Ohio State loss at the OSU Ice Rink coming against nationally-ranked Minnesota. director of athletics) Andy Geiger and Archie Griffin (former Ohio State They rode a six-game winning streak, including five shutouts, into their assistant athletics director and current president of the OSU Alumni championship game against Minnesota Duluth. Association) for giving me the opportunity.” • While at Ohio State Barto Coached: Four Olympians … Four AHCA Barto is currently exploring other career opportunities. All-America honors … Five Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award Top 10 “I have worked with tremendous people and outstanding student- Finalists … One WCHA Player of the Year (Tessa Bonhomme) … One athletes,” Barto said of her time in Columbus. “I am proud of what we WCHA Defensive Player of the Year (Tessa Bonhomme) … One WCHA have accomplished over the last 12 years. I think our program is in a Student-Athlete of the Year (Emma Laaksonen) … Two WCHA Rookies good spot right now. I’ve enjoyed working with Gene Smith and Chris of the Year (Hokey Langan, Jeni Creary) … Seven First Team All-WCHA … Schneider (associate AD-sport administration). They have been extremely Seven Second Team All-WCHA … One Third Team All-WCHA … 82 WCHA supportive of both the program and me over the years. All-Academic Team honorees … 21 WCHA Scholar-Athlete honorees … “I have been coaching for 27 years and I’ve always wondered when 138 OSU Scholar-Athlete honorees. I’d know (if it was time to retire),” Barto said. “Today I can honestly say ‘I know.’ ” Schneider said Barto has left her mark on the program. “I consider it a privilege to have had the opportunity to work with Coach Barto for the past five seasons,” Schneider said. “She is a great coach and an even better person. I thank Jackie for all of her hard work and dedication that she has given to this university and wish her the best in her future.” Ohio State will immediately begin a national search for just its second head coach in the sport of women’s hockey. Barto’s Ohio State Highlights: 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 March 24, 2011 March 19, 2011 Mark Johnson of Wisconsin Named AHCA Wisconsin’s Meghan Duggan Named 2011 Patty Women’s Division 1 Coach of the Year Kazmaier Memorial Award Winner Badgers’ Coach Earns Honor for Fourth Time; Leads UW to ERIE, Pa. – University of Wisconsin senior forward Meghan Duggan was Fourth National Championship in Six Years named the 2011 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award winner, honoring the Badger as the top player in NCAA Division 1 women’s , For his efforts in leading the University of Wisconsin to its fourth NCAA the USA Hockey Foundation announced on Saturday (March 19). Women’s Frozen Four title in six years, Mark Johnson has been named by his Duggan is the third Badger to receive the in peers as the AHCA Women’s Division I Coach of the Year for 2010-11. the 14-year history of the honor. Foward Sara Bauer was Wisconsin’s The Badgers compiled a record of 37-2-2 this year, winning both the first honoree in 2006 and goaltender Jessie Vetter took home the award WCHA regular season and tournament titles as well as the NCAA National in 2009. Duggan is the fourth WCHA player to be honored. Minnesota’s Collegiate Championship. For Johnson, it is his fourth Coach of the Year Krissy Wendell won the Kazmaier in 2005. Award, having been similarly honored in 2006, 2007 and 2009. Minnesota goaltender Noora Raty, Wisconsin junior forward Hilary Wisconsin entered the NCAA tournament on a 24-game unbeaten Knight and Minnesota Duluth forward joined Duggan in the streak, having last tasted defeat on November 28. The Badgers ended top 10 finalists for this year’s award. the year as they began. Unbeaten in its final 27 games (25-0-2), Wisconsin Along with Duggan, fellow top-three finalists of started the season 8-0. In the NCAA Championship, Wisconsin downed #5 Mercyhurst and of Boston College were honored at a brunch Minnesota Duluth, 2-1, #3 Boston College, 3-2, and #2 Boston University, award ceremony at the Bayfront Convention Center in Erie, Pa., in 4-1. conjunction with the 2011 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four. Johnson has a career record of 247-41-24 (.830) in eight seasons as Selection criteria for the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award include head coach of the Badgers. (He was away for 2009-10 with the U.S. outstanding individual and team skills, sportsmanship, performance Olympic Team.) His winning percentage ranks him first among active in the clutch, personal character, competitiveness and a love of NCAA Division I women’s head coaches. hockey. Consideration is also given to academic achievement and civic However, Johnson’s fame in Madison began years before assuming involvement. his current role. A two-time All American and the school’s all-time goal- Duggan was also named a Division 1 REEBOK Women’s Hockey All- scoring leader (125 goals in 125 games), Johnson led his Badgers to an American by the American Hockey Coaches Association earlier in the NCAA title in 1977 and was WCHA MVP in 1979, before embarking on week. She is also the 2011 WCHA Player of the Year, the WCHA Scoring an impressive post-college career. A star on the1980 “” U.S. Champion and an All-WCHA First Team honoree. Olympic Team, Johnson enjoyed a 11-year NHL career before retiring as Duggan is currently tied for the national lead in points (86) and ranks a player and getting into coaching. He is the son of the late coaching second in the country in points per game (2.15), goals (39), assists (47), icon, Bob Johnson, who coached at and the University assists per game (1.18) and power-play goals (11). She also is third in of Wisconsin, before winning two Stanley Cups with the Pittsburgh short-handed goals (3), fourth in goals per game (0.97) and sixth in Penguins. game-winning goals (6). (Note: Duggan completed the season with a Johnson was assisted this season by Tracy DeKeyser, Jackie Friesen, nation’s best 87 points for all games played – 39g, 48a.) and Mark Greenhalgh. Duggan has rewritten the UW record book over her four-year career, The runner-up for this year’s AHCA Women’s Division I Coach of the most recently setting the UW single-season points record (86) with three Year award was Brian Durocher of Boston University, whose Terriers lost points against Boston College in the national semifinal Friday night. to Wisconsin in the 2011 NCAA championship game, 4-1. Duggan is the Badgers' career leader in points (237), power-play goals The Coach of the Year Award winners are chosen by members of the (31) and plus-minus (+164), and she ranks second in goals (108), assists American Hockey Coaches Association (AHCA). Winners will receive their (129), shorthanded goals (5) and shots (574). awards at the annual AHCA “Celebration of Women’s Hockey” Banquet, Off the ice, Duggan is a biology major interested in medical school. This held in conjunction with the AHCA Convention in Naples, Fla. This year’s season, she has volunteered at the Ronald McDonald House, the Children’s event is scheduled for Friday, April 29. Hospital and Second Harvest Foodbank of Southern Wisconsin. She has also participated in sled hockey and the annual UW Kids’ Clinic. Winners of the AHCA Women’s Div. 1 Coach of the Year Award About the Patty Kazmaier Award: An award of The USA Hockey Year Coach, Team Foundation, the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award is annually presented 1998 Laura Halldorson, Minnesota to the top player in NCAA Division 1 women’s ice hockey. Selection 1999 , criteria includes outstanding individual and team skills, sportsmanship, 2000 Judy Oberting, performance in the clutch, personal character, competitiveness and a 2001 Paul Flanagan, St. Lawrence love of hockey. Consideration is also given to academic achievement and 2002 Laura Halldorson, Minnesota civic involvement. The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award is supported, in 2003 Shannon Miller, Minnesota Duluth part, by a grant from the NHL Foundation. 2004 Laura Halldorson, Minnesota About Patty Kazmaier: The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award is named 2005 Mike Sisti, Mercyhurst College in honor of the late Patty Kazmaier, who was a four-year varsity letter- 2006 Mark Johnson, Wisconsin winner and All- defenseman at from 2007 Mark Johnson, Wisconsin 1981-86. An accomplished athlete who helped lead the Tigers to the 2008 Jim Fetter, Wayne State University Ivy League Championship in three consecutive seasons (1981-84), Patty 2009 Mark Johnson, Wisconsin Kazmaier-Sandt died on Feb. 15, 1990, at the age of 28 following a long 2010 Doug Derraugh, Cornell struggle with a rare blood disease. 2011 Mark Johnson, Wisconsin 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award Winners 2011 WCHA Playoff Results Year – Name, School 1998 – , University of New Hampshire First Round • Best-of-Three 1999 – A.J. Mleczko, Harvard University Results of Friday, February 25 2000 – Ali Brewer, #6 Ohio State 2 @ #3 Minnesota 4 2001 – , F, Harvard University #7 Minnesota State 0 @ #2 Minnesota Duluth 3 2002 – , #8 St. Cloud State 3 @ #1 Wisconsin 9 (Eagles’ Nest, Verona, WI) 2003 – Jennifer Botterill, F, Harvard University #5 Bemidji State 2 @ #4 North Dakota 3 (Purpur Arena, Grand Forks, ND) 2004 – Angela Ruggiero, Harvard University Results of Saturday, February 26 2005 – Krissy Wendell, F, University of Minnesota #6 Ohio State 2 @ #3 Minnesota 3 (UM wins series 2-0) 2006 – Sara Bauer, F, University of Wisconsin #7 Minnesota State 0 @ #2 Minnesota Duluth 5 (UMD wins series 2-0) 2007 – Julie Chu, F, Harvard University #8 St. Cloud State 1 at #1 Wisconsin 5 (Eagles’ Nest, Verona, WI) 2008 – Sarah Vaillancourt, F, Harvard University (UW wins series 2-0) 2009 – Jessie Vetter, G, University of Wisconsin #5 Bemidji State 3 at #4 North Dakota 0 (Purpur Arena, Grand Forks, ND) 2010 – , Mercyhurst College Results of Sunday, February 27 2011 – Meghan Duggan, F, University of Wisconsin #5 Bemidji State 2 at #4 North Dakota 3 ot (Purpur Arena, Grand Forks, ND) (UND wins series 2-1). March 17, 2011 Five WCHA Players Receive 2010-11 All-American 2011 WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF @ Ridder Arena, Minneapolis, MN Results of Friday, March 4 Honors; UW’s Duggan & Knight, UMD’s Larocque Semifinal: (4) North Dakota 0 vs (1) Wisconsin 3 Semifinal: (3) Minnesota 4 vs (2) Minnesota Duluth 2 Earn First Team Acclaim; UM’s Räty, UW’s Decker Results of Saturday, March 5 Named to Second Team Championship Game: Minnesota 4 vs Wisconsin 5 ot

Five players from the Western Collegiate Hockey Association, including March 5, 2011 three from national team champion Wisconsin, have been honored as 2011 Kelly Nash Scores in Overtime to Lift Wisconsin Division I REEBOK Women’s Hockey All-Americans, the American Hockey Coaches’ Association (AHCA) announced the week of the Frozen Four. to 2011 WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF Playoff Title Wisconsin senior forward Meghan Duggan, junior forward Hilary Knight Senior Nets Game-Winner vs Minnesota at 14:11 of Overtime and sophomore forward Brianna Decker were honored at a championship reception held in conjunction with the 2011 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four by John Gilbert, for WCHA.com in Erie, Pa. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – After all of Wisconsin’s top guns had fired and Duggan and Knight were selected as first team All-Americans along with fired 55 times to get the Badgers back into the WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF Minnesota Duluth defenseman , the WCHA defensive championship game, it was left to light-scoring senior Kelly Nash to player of the year, while Decker and Minnesota goaltender Noora Räty shoot the 56th Badger shot at 14:11 of overtime to lift the Badgers to a were second team honorees. The award marks the first All-American 5-4 victory over Minnesota Saturday night. award for both Duggan and Decker; Knight picked up her second award Minnesota scored the first three goals of the game, and had a 4-2 lead after also being chosen as a first team honoree in 2009. after two, but Wisconsin’s No. 1 ranked Badgers scored the last three. Wisconsin’s three All-Americans this season marks the most since Madison Packer and Meghan Duggan scored third period goals to tie the 2007 when Sara Bauer, and Bobbi-Jo Slusar were game in the final seven minutes, and Nash, a third-line right wing from honored. The Badgers have had 11 players earn 18 All-American awards Bonita, Calif., just back this weekend after missing several games with an since 2001. Most recently, the Badgers had two All-Americans in Knight injury, caught a pass from Geena Prough in the slot and quickly snapped a and Jessie Vetter in 2009. shot that looked as good as anything her more prolific teammates might Earlier this season, the trio of Decker, Duggan and Knight swept the have fired. The puck zipped past the screening body of defenseman Anne All-WCHA First Team forward honors. Duggan was also named the WCHA Schleper and past Noora Raty to hit the right edge and bring a stunning Player of the Year. Larocque was also named the WCHA Outstanding ending to the league playoff final. Student-Athlete of the Year. “This is incredible. It’s exciting for us,” said Duggan, whose two goals Wisconsin and Cornell led the way with three All-American honorees in the game boost her season tally to 37. “I couldn’t be happier that Kelly each. Five selections came from the WCHA, three each from the ECAC scored that goal. We were down 2-0 and it was deflating, but I knew we and Hockey East, and one from the CHA. had it in us.” Wisconsin outshot Minnesota 56-30 for the game, and once the Badgers 2010-11 Division I REEBOK Women’s Hockey All-Americans started rallying in the third period, it became a question of whether First Team Golden Gopher goaltender Raty could hold off the relentless Wisconsin Position – Name, Year, School shooters. She almost pulled it off. G – Molly Schaus, Sr., Boston College; D – Laura Fortino, So., Cornell; “I didn’t see the shot,” said Raty, a sophomore from Finland. “The pass D – Jocelyne Larocque, Sr., Minnesota Duluth; F – Meghan Agosta, Sr., came from the corner, and our ‘D’ screened me. It happens.” Mercyhurst; F – Meghan Duggan, Sr., Wisconsin; F – Hilary Knight, Jr., Both Wisconsin (34-2-2) and Minnesota (26-9-2) are assured of getting Wisconsin. a Sunday invitation to the eight-team NCAA tournament, and both are virtually certain to be at home for next weekend’s quarterfinals. But that’s Second Team for the future; the intensity of the FINAL FACE-OFF title game will last for Position – Name, Year, School both teams. G – Noora Räty, So., Minnesota; D – Lauriane Rougeau, So., Cornell; D “I’ve got to give our players a lot of credit,” said Wisconsin coach Mark – Catherine Ward, Sr., Boston University; F – Brianna Decker, So., Wisconsin; Johnson. “There were a couple of points in the game when we could F – , Jr., Cornell; F – Kelli Stack, Sr., Boston College. have moved on to next week. But we took some eneregy from the last 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 6-8 minutes of the third period and carried it over to overtime. Then to named, along with Gophers forward , and defenseman have Kelly score that goal, it’s great because her parent are here, and it . gives her something to take away from this.” For the second straight game, Minnesota was the lower seed and had March 10, 2011 to wear the visiting maroon jerseys on its home Ridder Arena ice. At the start, it appeared the Gophers should consider switching permanently, Wisconsin’s Meghan Duggan One of Three because for the second straight game they played with offensive precision Finalists for Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award to take early command of the game. Just as they had done in beating Minnesota Duluth 4-2 in Friday’s semifinals, when they spotted UMD a 1-0 14th Annual Award to Be Presented March 19 in Erie, Pa. lead and then scored four consecutive goals, the Gophers were able to disrupt the usually slick-passing Badgers, and Sarah Erickson personally Courtesy of USA Hockey, Inc. staked them to a 2-0 lead at the first intermission. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – University of Wisconsin senior forward Wisconsin took the game’s first two penalties, and just four seconds Meghan Duggan (Danvers, Mass.) has been named one of three finalists after the second one expired, the Gophers struck for the first goal. Erickson for the 2011 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award, joining senior forwards was stationed in the slot and got a clean deflection on Megan Bozek’s Meghan Agosta (Ruthven, Ont./Mercyhurst College) and Kelli Stack shot from the left point, directing it past goalie Alex Rigsby at 9:46. Five (Brooklyn Heights, Ohio/Boston College). The Patty Kazmaier Memorial minutes later, Minnesota killed a , and at 15:38, Erickson cut left- Award, which is in its 14th year, is presented by Lake Erie College of given to-right across the slot, scoring for a 2-0 lead. out annually by The USA Hockey Foundation to the top player in NCAA “Jen Schoullis was working hard to get the puck in the corner, as usual, Division 1 women’s ice hockey. and she threw it at the net,” said Erickson. “I got my stick on it, and it hit The trio represents three NCAA Division 1 women’s ice hockey the pipe and kinda went in before she (Rigsby) covered it up.” conferences – the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (Duggan), Wisconsin needed to get its explosive offense untracked in the second College Hockey America (Agosta), and the Hockey East Association period, but instead, caught a pass from fellow-freshman (Stack). Kelly Terry and sped up the right boards. Remarkably, she outflanked The 2011 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award, presented by LECOM, the retreating Badger defense and kept on skating all the way to the will be handed out at a brunch ceremony on March 19 at the Bayfront net, scoring from close range to make it 3-0 at 10:20. The game was half Convention Center in Erie, Pa., in conjunction with the NCAA Women’s over, but nobody anticipated the issue was settled, even at 3-0. Frozen Four (March 18 & 20). “Obviously, up 3-0, losing the game is not ideal,” said Erickson. A limited of tickets to the ceremony are still available and may Wisconsin stormed back, finally breaking through Raty’s strong be purchased by calling 719 538-1184 or by submitting a completed goaltending display. It took a power-play to get the Badgers going, as ticket form (located at PattyKaz.com). Individual seats are $65, while Brianna Decker scored her 33rd of the season on a wild tangle at the tables of 10 are available for $600. crease at 14:34. “Raty is a great goaltender, and we were a little nervous,” said 2011 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award Three Finalists Decker. Suddenly, just :38 seconds later, Badger scoring leader Duggan Meghan Duggan, Senior, Forward, University of Wisconsin: Amidst converted a neat set-up at the goal-mouth to close it to 3-2. a standout senior season with the University of Wisconsin, Duggan was “Anytime you score a goal it creates energy,” said Johnson. named Western Collegiate Hockey Association Player of the Year and But Minnesota regained its composure, and a two-goal lead, when earned All-WCHA First Team honors. She ranks second nationally with Schoullis scored on a scramble at the crease at the other end of the rink 82 points, 37 goals, 45 assists and 11 power-play goals, and third with with 1:47 left in the middle period. That was a huge goal, because at 4-2, three shorthanded goals. As team captain, she helped lead Wisconsin to it gave Minnesota a 2-2 standoff for the period, despite being ouotshot the WCHA regular season and tournament championships, as well as a 16-4 by Wisconsin. berth in the NCAA tournament. She also led the WCHA with 61 points, 34 However, the third period saw the Badgers increase pressure, and the assists and 20 power-play points (9-11), and ranked second with 27 goals. victory became a question of whether the Gophers could hold off all that Duggan reached several NCAA and Wisconsin milestones this season, firepower as the Badgers outshot them 18-9 in the third period. They becoming the seventh player all-time and first Wisconsin player to reach did an admirable job of weathering the pressure for 13 minutes, but at both 100 goals and 100 assists. She ranks seventh in NCAA history and 13:38, the Badgers kept the puck in on the left side, and Madison Packer leads Wisconsin with 233 career points. swatted the puck out of the air to scored from the right edge and trim Meghan Agosta, Senior, Foward, Mercyhust College: One of the score to 4-3. Mercyhurst College’s team captains, Agosta has become a top-three finalist Barely a minute later, the determined Badgers tied the game, as Duggan for the fourth time in her collegiate career. This season, she became the scored her second of the game and 37th of the season. Fittingly, the WCHA first player in NCAA history to reach 300 career points and now stands at women’s player of the year extended the FINAL FACE-OFF championship 301 (155-146). She also became the NCAA’s all-time leading scorer with game to overtime. And, perhaps more fittingly, a popular senior just back her 151st goal and has 155 goals to date. In College Hockey America play, from an injury, won it. Agosta was named CHA Player of the Year and earned First Team All-CHA honors, while leading the CHA in all offensive categories and winning Nash, Duggan Lead WCHA All-Tournament Team the league's regular-season scoring trophy with 41 points (18-23) in 16 games. Agosta helped lead Mercyhurst to the CHA regular-season and Wisconsin’s Brianna Decker was named most valuable player of the 2011 tournament championships, as well as a berth in the NCAA tournament. WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF tournament, while three of her teammates were She currently leads the nation with 84 points, 48 assists, 14 power-play named to the six-player all-tournament team. goals and four shorthanded goals, while ranking third with 36 goals and Kelly Nash, whose goal in overtime carried Wisconsin to a 5-4 victory nine game-winning goals. over Minnesota in the title game, after getting two assists in the 3-0 Kelli Stack, Senior, Forward, Boston College: Stack is the first-ever semifinal victory over North Dakota, was joined by teammates Meghan top-three finalist from Boston College. As a senior captain, she helped Duggan, who scored twice in the final to force overtime, and defenseman lead BC to its first-ever Hockey East tournament championship and a Geena Prough. Minnesota goaltender Noora Raty, who faced 56 shots in berth in the NCAA tournament. Stack ranks first in the country with four the title game, after beating Minnesota Duluth 4-2 on Friday, was also shorthanded goals, fourth with 34 goals and eight game-winning goals, and eighth with 56 points. She led Hockey East with 33 points (22-11), 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 22 goals, 12 power-play points (7-5), four shorthanded points (4-0) and of the league’s head coaches, was the top-scoring defenseman in the five game-winning goals. Along with winning the league's regular- league with six goals, 18 assists and 24 points in 26 league contests, and season scoring trophy, Stack was named Hockey East's Player of the Year also was named the WCHA Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year. and earned Hockey East First Team All-Star honors. In addition, she was The WCHA Coach of the Year Award for 2010-11 went to Wisconsin’s named Hockey East Player of the Month twice and Hockey East Player Mark Johnson. It is the fourth time Johnson has either won or shared of the Week three times. This season, Stack set the Hockey East records the award. The former ‘Miracle on Ice’ hero and gold medalist in the 1980 for career points (133) and goals (68). She also set her school record for Olympics is a three-time national Division 1 coach of the year and his points (199) and now stands at 207 career points. team won over 30 games. In his seven years at Wisconsin, Johnson has an Notes: Meghan Agosta is the second top-three finalist from Mercyhurst .815 winning percentage. He took a sabbatical to coach the United States College (Vicki Bendus-2010 winner), while Meghan Duggan is the third team to a silver medal at the Winter Olympics in 2010. That top-three finalist from the University of Wisconsin (Sara Bauer-2006-07, U.S. team included Knight, Duggan and All-WCHA Second Team members Jessie Vetter-2009). Sara Bauer won the 2006 Patty Kazmaier Memorial (Grand Forks, ND), a forward from the University of Award and Jessie Vetter won the award in 2009 … Kelli Stack is the first- North Dakota, and her twin sister Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (Grand Forks, ever top-three finalist from Boston College … For more information on the ND), a defenseman. Other All-WCHA Second Team members include Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award, visit PattyKaz.com … Mike Ruzzi, sports Haley Irwin (Thunder Bay, ON), a forward from Minnesota Duluth, Natalie director at WICU-TV (NBC) in Erie, Pa., will serve as the master of ceremonies, Spooner (Scarborough, ON), Ohio State University’s all-league forward while Laura Halldorson, who led the University of Minnesota women’s last season, Minnesota Duluth defenseman Jessica Wong (Baddeck, NS) ice hockey team to three NCAA Division 1 national championships as and Bemidji State University goaltender Zuzana Tomcikova (Bratislava, head coach, will be the keynote speaker … The 2011 Patty Kazmaier Slovakia), who shared WCHA Player of the Year honors last season. It is Memorial Award Ceremony, presented by LECOM, will be broadcast live the third straight season Tomcikova has been the second team all-league at USAHockey.FASTHockey.com … USA Hockey and the NCAA will team goalie. up once again to put on free girls’ skills clinics in conjunction with the Minnesota’s Amanda Kessel, a freshman from Madison, Wisconsin, Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award and the NCAA Women’s Frozen Four. Both was named WCHA Rookie of the Year and leads the All-WCHA Rookie will take place on March 19, at with an American Team and the All-WCHA Third Team. Kessel’s brother, Phil, is a former Development Model session set for 3-4 p.m. ET and a Try Hockey For Free Minnesota athlete who currently is a all-star clinic to take place from 4-5 p.m. with the Maple Leafs. Also named to the All-WCHA Third Team was Minnesota Duluth senior March 3, 2011 goaltender Kim Martin (Stockholm, Sweden), who was the league’s goaltending champion with a 1.51 goals-against average, sophomore Wisconsin’s Meghan Duggan Named Player of defensemen Megan Bozek (Buffalo Grove, IL) of Minnesota, junior the Year to Highlight 2010-11 WCHA Women’s defenseman Brittany Haverstock (Hammonds Plains, NS) of Wisconsin, and forwards Elin Holmlov (Knivsta, Sweden), a senior from Minnesota Awards Duluth, and Erin Cody (Roseville, MN), a senior from Bemidji State. Minnesota Duluth’s Jocelyne Larocque is WCHA Outstanding Student- Joining Kessel on the All-WCHA Rookie Team were Minnesota forward Athlete of the Year; Wisconsin Places Trio and Minnesota Pair on All- Kelly Terry (Whitby, ON), Wisconsin forward Brittany Ammerman (River WCHA First Team; Coaches Vote UMD’s Larocque WCHA Defensive Player Vale, NJ), Minnesota defenseman Baylee Gillanders (Kyle, SK), North of the Year; Minnesota’s Amanda Kessel Named WCHA Rookie of the Year; Dakota defenseman Kayla Berg (Fargo, ND), and goaltender Alex Rigsby of Wisconsin (Delafield, WI). Wisconsin’s Mark Johnson is WCHA Coach of the Year; Duggan is WCHA The conference also today released the 2010-11 All-WCHA Academic Scoring Champion; UMD’s Kim Martin is WCHA Goaltending Champion; Team, comprised of 97 student-athletes representing all eight WCHA League Announces All-WCHA Academic Team women’s member institutions. See page three for the complete list. Earlier today, USA Hockey, Inc., announced that four WCHA players MADISON, Wis. – The University of Wisconsin convincingly won the regular – Wisconsin forwards Duggan and Knight, Minnesota Duluth forward season championship and the Badgers’ success was reflected in the 2010- Irwin and Minnesota goaltender Räty – were among the 10 finalists for 11 post-season women’s honors announced by the Western Collegiate the 2011 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award, given each year to the top Hockey Association today (March 3) at a league awards ceremony held player in women’s Div. 1 collegiate hockey. at TCF Stadium in Minneapolis in conjunction with the WCHA FINAL Conference member-team head coaches and assistant coaches vote FACE-OFF tournament championship. The WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF is for the WCHA individual award winners. The WCHA Defensive Player Friday and Saturday, March 4-5, at Ridder Arena on the University of of the Year Award is chosen by the head coaches, while the WCHA Minnesota campus. Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year is selected by the institutional Three members of the Badgers’ high-scoring line and a pair of players faculty representatives. from the University of Minnesota lead the All-WCHA First Team selected by coaches. Wisconsin’s Meghan Duggan, who was the league’s scoring champion with 61 points (27 goals, 34 assists) in 28 games, was named the WCHA’s Player of the Year. The senior from Danvers, , also leads the first team All-WCHA squad which includes Duggan’s teammates, Hilary Knight, a junior from Sun Valley, Idaho who had 29 goals and 50 points in league play, and Brianna Decker, a sophomore from Dousman, Wisconsin, who had 23 goals and 51 points. The All-WCHA First team also includes Minnesota junior defenseman Anne Schleper, a junior from St. Cloud, Minnesota and the lone repeater on the team, and teammate and goaltender Noora Räty, a sophomore from Espoo, Finland who had nine shutouts this season, a 1.70 goals-against average in league play and a .943 conference saves percentage. Minnesota Duluth’s Jocelyne Larocque, a senior defender from Ste Anne, Manitoba, completes the first team, one of a trio of honors she received. Larocque also was voted the WCHA Defensive Player of the Year in a vote 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 2010-11 WCHA Award Winners 2010-11 Women’s All-WCHA Academic Team

WCHA Player of the Year To qualify for the All-WCHA Academic Team, student-athletes must Meghan Duggan, Sr., F, University of Wisconsin (Danvers, MA) have completed one year of eligibility at present institution, prior to the WCHA Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year current academic year, and have a grade point average of at least 3.0 for Jocelyne Larocque, Sr., D, University of Minnesota Duluth (Ste Anne, MB) the previous two semesters or three quarters. Members of the 2010-11 WCHA Defensive Player of the Year All-WCHA Academic Team, by member institution and in alphabetical Jocelyne Larocque, Sr., D, University of Minnesota Duluth (Ste Anne, MB) order, are: WCHA Rookie of the Year Bemidji State University: Molly Arola (So., Walker, MN), Annie Bauerfeld Amanda Kessel, Fr., F, University of Minnesota (Madison, WI) (Sr., Woodbury, MN), Erin Cody (Sr., Roseville, MN), Emily Erickson (So., WCHA Coach of the Year Coleraine, MN), Jamie Hatheway (So., Trenton, ON), Kimberly Lieder (Jr., Mark Johnson, Head Coach, University of Wisconsin Eagan, MN), Sadie Lundquist (So., Cloquet, MN), Alana McElhinney (Jr., WCHA Scoring Champion , AB), Mackenzie Thurston (So., , ON), Zuzana Tomcikova Meghan Duggan, Sr., F, University of Wisconsin (Danvers, MA) (Jr., Bratislava, Slovakia), Montana Vichorek (Jr., Moose Lake, MN), Erika WCHA Goaltending Champion Wheelhouse (So., Crookston, MN), Marlee Wheelhouse (Jr., Crookston, Kim Martin, Sr., G, University of Minnesota Duluth (Stockholm, Sweden) MN), Abby Williams (So., Alexandria, MN), Lauren Williams (Jr., Eagan, MN). All-WCHA First Team University of Minnesota: Megan Bozek (So., Buffalo Grove, IL), Samantha Forwards Downey (So., Hermantown, MN), Sarah Erickson (Jr., Roseau, MN), Alyssa Hilary Knight, Jr., F, University of Wisconsin (Sun Valley, ID); Meghan Grogan (Jr., Eagan, MN), (So., Lieksa, Finland), Becky Kortum Duggan, Sr., F, University of Wisconsin (Danvers, MA); Brianna Decker, (So., Minnetonka, MN), Nikki Ludwigson (Jr., Bloomington, MN), Jenny So., F, University of Wisconsin (Dousman, WI). Lura (Sr., North Vancouver, BC), Noora Räty (So., Espoo, Finland), Anne Defensemen Schleper (Jr., St. Cloud, MN). Anne Schleper, Jr., D, University of Minnesota (St. Cloud, MN); Jocelyne University of Minnesota Duluth: Kacy Ambroz (Jr., New Prague, MN), Larocque, Sr., D, University of Minnesota Duluth (Ste Anne, MB). Audrey Cournoyer (So., , QC), Gina Dodge (So., Duluth, MN), Goaltender Laura Fridfinnson (Sr., Arborg, MB), Jennifer Harss (So., Rieden, Germany), Noora Räty, So., G, University of Minnesota (Espoo, Finland). Haley Irwin (Jr., Thunder Bay, ON), Jocelyne Larocque (Sr., Ste Anne, MB), (So., Helsinki, Finland), Lana Steck (Jr., , MB), Vanessa All-WCHA Second Team Thibault (So., Lachine, QC), Katie Wilson (So., Winnipeg, MB), Pernilla Forwards Winberg (So., Malmo, Sweden). Natalie Spooner, Jr., F, Ohio State University (Scarborough, ON); Jocelyne Minnesota State University, Mankato: Alli Altmann (Jr., Eagan, MN), Lamoureux, So., F, University of North Dakota (Grand Forks, ND); Haley Emilia Andersson (So., Stockholm, Sweden), Emmi Leinonen (Jr., Irwin, Jr., F, University of Minnesota Duluth (Thunder Bay, ON). Valkeakoski, Finland), Ariel Mackley (Jr., Burnsville, MN), Erika Magnusson Defensemen (So., Fergus Falls, MN), Moira O’Connor (Jr., , IL), Jackie Otto (Jr., Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, So., D, University of North Dakota (Grand Lake Zurich, IL), Sarah Schneekloth (So., Worthington, MN), Lauren Smith Forks, ND); Jessica Wong, So., D, University of Minnesota Duluth (Baddeck, (So., Burnsville, MN), Nina Tikkinen (Sr., Salo, Finland), Amy Udvig (Sr., New NS). Brighton, MN). Goaltender University of North Dakota: Kayla Berg (Fr., Fargo, ND), Sara Dagenais Zuzana Tomcikova, Jr., G, Bemidji State University (Bratislava, Slovakia). (Jr., Montreal, QC), Jorid Dagfinrud (So., Sarpsborg, Norway), Ashley Furia (So., Sedalia, CO), Megan Gilbert (So., Andover, MN), Jocelyne Lamoureux All-WCHA Third Team (So., Grand Forks, ND), Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (So., Grand Forks, ND), Forwards Mary Loken (So., Roseau, MN), Margot Miller (Jr., West Bloomfield, MI), Elin Holmlov, Sr., F, University of Minnesota Duluth (Knivsta, Sweden); Erin Allison Parizek (So., Minot, ND), Stephanie Roy (Sr., Grand Digue, NB), Cody, Sr., F, Bemidji State University (Roseville, MN); Amanda Kessel, Fr., Ashley Holmes (Jr., Miltona, MN), Jordan Slavin (So., Erie, CO), Alyssa F, University of Minnesota (Madison, WI). Wiebe (Jr., Saskatoon, SK). Defensemen Ohio State University: Barbara Bilko (Jr., Coldwater, MI), Teal Bishop (Sr., Megan Bozek, So., D, University of Minnesota (Buffalo Grove, IL); Brittany Fairbanks, AK), Amanda Boskovich (So., LaGrange, IL), Brittany Carlson Haverstock, Jr., D, University of Wisconsin (Hammonds Plain, NS). (Jr., Hudson, WI), Melissa Feste (Jr., Bloomington, MN), Jenna Kilpatrick Goaltender (Sr., New Prague, MN), Sandy Nelson (Sr., Blaine, MN), Liz Rizzo (So., Kim Martin, Sr., G, University of Minnesota Duluth (Stockholm, Glens Falls, NY), Paige Semenza (So., Pittston, PA), Natalie Spooner (Jr., Sweden). Scarborough, ON), Minttu Tuominen (So., Espoo, Finland), Kelly Wild (Jr., Mendota Heights, MN). All-WCHA Rookie Team St. Cloud State University: Katie Allen (So., Red Deer, AB), Callie Dahl Forwards (So., Stillwater, MN), Anna Donlan (So., Hillsboro, WI), Courtney Josefson Amanda Kessel, Fr., F, University of Minnesota (Madison, WI); Kelly Terry, (Sr., Bemidji, MN), Diana Karouzos (Sr., Chicago, IL), Kylie Lane (So., Roseau, Fr., F., University of Minnesota (Whitby, ON); Brittany Ammerman, Fr., F, MN), Lisa Martinson (So., St. Louis Park, MN), Alex Nelson (So., Andover, University of Wisconsin (River Vale, NJ). MN), Haylea Schmid (So., Oak Grove, MN), Ellie Sitek (So., Edina, MN), Defensemen Brittany Toor (Jr., Hartland, MI), Tayler VanDenakker (Jr., Winnipeg, MB). Baylee Gillanders, Fr., University of Minnesota (Kyle, SK); Kayla Berg, Fr., University of Wisconsin: Brianna Decker (So., Dousman, WI), Mallory D, University of North Dakota (Fargo, ND). Deluce (Sr., London, ON), Breann Frykas (So., East St. Paul, MN), Alev Kelter Goaltender (So., Eagle River, AK), Stefanie McKeough (So., Carlsbad Springs, ON), Alex Rigsby, Fr., G, University of Wisconsin (Delafield, WI). Kelly Nash (Sr., Bonita, CA), Saige Pacholok (So., , AB), Carla Pentimone (Sr., Chicago, IL), Carolyne Prevost (Jr., Sarnia, ON), Geena Prough (Sr., Farmington, MI), Becca Ruegsegger (So., Lakewood, CO).

2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 March 3, 2011 Model session set for 3-4 p.m. EST and a Try Hockey For Free clinic to take UW’s Duggan, UMD’s Irwin, UW’s Knight, UM’s place from 4-5 p.m. Raty Among 10 Finalists Named for 2011 Patty 2011 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award Finalists Name – Pos, Yr, School (Hometown) Kazmaier Memorial Award Meghan Agosta – F, Sr., Mercyhurst College (Ruthven, Ont.) 14th Annual Award to Be Presented March 19 in Erie, Pa. Vicki Bendus – F, Sr., Mercyhurst College (Wasaga Beach, Ont.) Meghan Duggan – F, Sr., Univ. of Wisconsin (Danvers, Mass.) Release courtesy USA Hockey, Inc. Laura Fortino – D, So., Cornell Univ. (Hamilton, Ont.) COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The USA Hockey Foundation today Haley Irwin – F, Jr., Univ. of Minnesota Duluth (Thunder Bay, Ont.) announced the 10 finalists for the 2011 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award, Rebecca Johnston – F, Jr., Cornell Univ. (Sudbury, Ont. presented by Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine. The award, Hilary Knight – F, Jr., Univ. of Wisconsin (Sun Valley, Idaho) annually bestowed upon the top player in NCAA Division 1 women’s Noora Raty – G, So., Univ. of Minnesota (Espoo, Finland) ice hockey, will be presented at a brunch ceremony on March 19 at the Molly Schaus – G, Sr., Boston College (Natick, Mass.) Bayfront Convention Center in Erie, Pa., in conjunction with the NCAA Kelli Stack – F, Sr., Boston College (Brooklyn Heights, Ohio) Women’s Frozen Four (March 18 & 20). The 10 finalists are (in alphabetical order): senior forwards Meghan Eight WCHA Players Among Nominees for 2011 Agosta (Ruthven, Ont./Mercyhurst College), Vicki Bendus (Wasaga Beach, Ont./Mercyhurst College) and Meghan Duggan (Danvers, Mass./Univ. of Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award Wisconsin); sophomore defenseman Laura Fortino (Hamilton, Ont./Cornell 26 Nominated for Top Honor in Women’s College Hockey Univ.); junior forwards Haley Irwin (Thunder Bay, Ont./Univ. of Minnesota Duluth), Rebecca Johnston (Sudbury, Ont./Cornell Univ.) and Hilary Knight COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – On Feb. 21, The USA Hockey Foundation (Sun Valley, Idaho/Univ. of Wisconsin); sophomore goaltender Noora Räty announced that 26 players were among the list of nominees for the (Espoo, Finland/Univ. of Minnesota); senior goaltender Molly Schaus 2011 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award, presented by Lake Erie College (Natick, Mass./Boston College); and senior forward Kelli Stack (Brooklyn of Osteopathic Medicine. An award of The USA Hockey Foundation, the Heights, Ohio/Boston College). Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award is annually bestowed upon the top player The top-10 class for the 14th annual Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award, in NCAA Division 1 women’s ice hockey. presented by LECOM, represents all four women’s college conferences The list of 26 nominated players includes 17 forwards, five – College Hockey America, ECAC Hockey, Hockey East and the Western and four defensemen hailing from 12 different schools in all four NCAA Collegiate Hockey Association. Division 1 women’s leagues. Mercyhurst College, host of the 2011 NCAA The award selection process began in late February, when NCAA Women’s Frozen Four, leads all schools with five nominated players. Division 1 women’s ice hockey coaches were asked to nominate players for the award. Players who were nominated by two or more coaches were then placed on an official ballot, which was sent back to the 2011 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award Nominees coaches to vote for the top 10 finalists. The independent accounting firm Meghan Agosta, F, Sr., Mercyhurst College (Ruthven, ON) PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP, tabulated the ballots. , F, Fr., Quinnipiac Univ. (Mississauga, ON) The three finalists, including the recipient of the Patty Kazmaier Jenni Bauer, G, Sr., Niagara Univ. (St. Catherines, ON) Memorial Award, will be chosen by a 13-member selection committee Vicki Bendus, F, Sr., Mercyhurst College (Wasaga Beach, ON) comprised of NCAA Division I women‘s ice hockey coaches, representatives , F, Jr., Mercyhurst College (Ste. Ann, MB) of the print and broadcast media, an at-large member and a representative Brianna Decker, F, So., Univ. of Wisconsin (Dousman, WI) of USA Hockey, the national governing body for the sport of ice hockey Meghan Duggan, F, Sr., Univ. of Wisconsin (Danvers, MA) in the United States. Laura Fortino, D, So., Cornell Univ. (Hamilton, ON) The three finalists for this year’s award will be announced March 10. Haley Irwin, F, Jr., Univ. of Minnesota Duluth (Thunder Bay, ON) Notes: Among the 10 finalists are last year's winner Vicki Bendus and , F, Fr., Cornell Univ. (Oakville, ON) top-three finalist Noora Räty. Prior to taking the 2009-10 season off for Rebecca Johnston, F, Jr., Cornell Univ. (Sudbury, ON) the 2010 Olympics, Meghan Agosta was a top-three finalist in 2007, 2008 Hilary Knight, F, Jr., Univ. of Wisconsin (Sun Valley, ID) and 2009, and Rebecca Johnston, Hilary Knight and Molly Schaus were Jocelyne Lamoureux, F, So., Univ. of North Dakota (Grand Forks, ND) all top-10 finalists in 2009… Six schools are respresented, including two Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, F/D, So., Univ. of North Dakota (Grand Forks, ND) finalists each from Boston College, , Mercyhurst College Jocelyne Larocque, D, Sr., Univ. of Minnesota Duluth (Ste. Ann, MB) and the University of Wisconsin … Among the finalists are seven forwards, Isabel Menard, F, So., Syracuse Univ. (Ottawa, ON) two goaltenders and one defenseman, including five seniors, three juniors , G, Jr., Mercyhurst College (Surrey, BC) and two sophomores … Tickets to the ceremony are still available and Marie-Philip Poulin, F, Fr., Boston Univ. (Beauceville, QC) may be purchased by calling 719-538-1184 or by submitting a completed Noora Räty, G, So., Univ. of Minnesota (Espoo, Finland) ticket form (located at PattyKaz.com). Individual seats are $65, while Lauriane Rougeau, D, So., Cornell Univ. (Beaconsfield, QC) tables of 10 are available for $600 … Mike Ruzzi, sports director at WICU- , F, Sr., Mercyhurst College (Montreal, QC) TV (NBC) in Erie, Pa., will serve as the master of ceremonies, while Laura Molly Schaus, G, Sr., Boston College (Natick, MA) Halldorson, who led the University of Minnesota women’s ice hockey Jackee Snikeris, G, Sr., Yale Univ. (Downington, PA) team to three NCAA Division 1 national championships as head coach, Kelli Stack, F, Sr., Boston College (Brooklyn Heights, OH) will be the keynote speaker. Halldorson was recently announced as the , F, Jr., Boston Univ. (Pickering, ON) 2011 recipient of the American Hockey Coaches Association’s Women’s Catherine Ward, D, Sr., Boston Univ. (Montreal, QC) Ice Hockey Founders Award … The 2011 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award Ceremony, presented by LECOM, will be broadcast live at USAHockey. FASTHockey.com … USA Hockey and the NCAA will team up once again to put on free girls’ skills clinics in conjunction with the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award and the NCAA Women’s Frozen Four. Both will take place on March 19, at Mercyhurst Ice Center with an American Development 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 WCHA Announces Record Group of 90 Scholar- In the inaugural season of the WCHA Scholar-Athlete award, 2005-06, there were a total of 47 men’s and women’s honorees. In 2006-07, there Athletes for 2010-11 Season were 49 honorees and in 2007-08 there were 79 men’s and women’s Sixth Annual Class Includes 30 Repeat Honorees honorees. In 2008-09 there were 71 total honorees and in 2009-10 there were 80 men’s and women’s recipients. MADISON, Wis. – The Western Collegiate Hockey Association, through The WCHA Scholar-Athletes will be recognized and publicly honored Commissioner Bruce M. McLeod, Associate Commissioner Sara R. Martin, on-ice with a commemorative plaque at member-team home games. University of Alaska Anchorage Faculty Representative Steve Strom (Chair, men’s league) and University of North Dakota Faculty Representative 2010-11 WCHA Scholar-Athletes Sue Jeno (Chair, women’s league) today (Feb. 10, 2011) announced that ** two time recipient; *** three-time recipient; **** four-time recipient a total of 90 men’s and women’s student-athletes make up the sixth annual group of WCHA Scholar-Athlete Award recipients. Over the first University of Alaska Anchorage: Chris Crowell (So., F, Williams Lake, BC); six years of the award, there have now been 414 honorees representing Dusan Sidor** (Jr., G, Poprad, Slovakia); Scott Warner (So., D, Anchorage, all 12 men’s member and all eight women’s member institutions. The AK). previous record for honorees in one season was 80 in 2009-10. Bemidji State University: Ryan Adams (Sr., D, Deloraine, MB); Jake The prestigious WCHA Scholar-Athlete Award was developed through Areshenko (So., D, Port Coquitlam, BC); Molly Arola (So., F, Walker, MN); Association member team Faculty Representatives and approved by the Dan Bakala (Jr., G, Calgary, AB); Annie Bauerfeld*** (Sr., F, Woodbury, MN); conference membership beginning with the 2005-06 season. To earn Emil Billberg (Sr., F, Stockholm, Sweden); Erin Cody*** (Sr., F, Roseville, recognition as a WCHA Scholar-Athlete, conference-member student- MN); Mathieu Dugas (So., G, L’Assomption, QC); Emily Erickson** (So., athletes must have completed at least one year of residency at their F, Coleraine, MN); Darcy Findlay (Jr., F, Bristol, QC); Drew Fisher (Jr., F, present institution prior to the current academic year and must also have International Falls, MN); Sadie Lundquist (So., F, Cloquet, MN); Jamie a grade-point average of at least 3.50 on a 4.0 scale for the previous two MacQueen (Jr., F, St. Thomas, ON); Alana McElhinney** (Jr., G, Calgary, AB); semesters or three quarters, or may qualify if his or her overall GPA is at Aaron McLeod (So., F, Ottawa, ON); Brance Orban (So., F, Lethbridge, AB); least 3.50 for all terms at his or her present institution. Zuzana Tomcikova (Jr., G, Bratislava, Slovakia); Montana Vichorek** (Jr., D, “The Western Collegiate Hockey Association is both thrilled and Moose Lake, MN); Brady Wacker (So., D, Jansen, SK); Marlee Wheelhouse** exceptionally proud to announce this group of men’s and women’s WCHA (Jr., D, Crookston, MN); Abby Williams (So., F, Alexandria, MN). Scholar-Athletes for the 2010-11 season,” said WCHA Commissioner Bruce Colorado College: David Civitarese** (Jr., F, Calgary, AB); Joe Howe (So., M. McLeod, Associate Commissioner Sara R. Martin, University of Alaska G, Plymouth, MN); Tyler O’Brien (Sr., G, Stowe, VT). Anchorage Faculty Representative Steve Strom (Chair, men’s league) University of Denver: Jesse Martin (Sr., F, Edmonton, AB); Chris Nutini*** and University of North Dakota Faculty Representative Sue Jeno (Chair (Sr., D, Centennial, CO); Kyle Ostrow*** (Sr., F, Calgary, AB); Shawn Ostrow – women’s league) in a joint statement. (So., F, Calgary, AB); Paul Phillips (So., D, Darien, IL). “This annual announcement of our Scholar-Athletes has become one Michigan Technological University: Jordan Baker (Sr., F, Chestermere, of the highlights for the entire Western Collegiate Hockey Association AB); Corson Cramer** (Jr., G, Colorado Springs, CO); Kevin Genoe (So.,G, family of student-athletes, coaches and administrators and gives us an Qualicum Beach, BC); Brett Olson (Jr., F, Superior, WI); Bennett Royer (Sr., opportunity to showcase the fact that along with being great athletes F, Calgary, AB). on the ice, these honorees are truly exceptional students off the ice. The University of Minnesota: (Sr., D, Duluth, MN); Jake Kremer rigorous classroom schedules they maintain, as well as their intense (Jr., G, Eden Prairie, MN); Nico Sacchetti (Jr., F, Virginia, MN). commitments to their sport, are most impressive and to be able to achieve University of Minnesota Duluth: Audrey Cournoyer (So., F, Montreal, QC); what they have is inspiring to all of us. Together, they represent the very Aaron Crandall (Fr., G, Lakeville, MN; Keegan Flaherty (So., F, Duluth, MN); best in collegiate athletics.” Kenny Reiter*** (Jr., G, Pittsburgh, PA); Kyle Schmidt*** (Sr., F, Hermantown, Thirty (30) of this season’s 90 men’s and women’s WCHA Scholar- MN); Vanessa Thibault (So., F, Lachine, QC). Athletes are repeat honorees, including a fourt-time recipient and 11 Minnesota State University, Mankato: Tyler Elbrecht (So., D, Edwardsville, three-time winners. Earning the distinguished honor for the fourth time IL); Rylan Galiardi*** (Sr., F, Calgary, AB); Austin Lee*** (Jr., G, Bloomington, is North Dakota’s (2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11), MN); Ariel Mackley (Jr., F, Burnsville, MN); Erika Magnusson (So., D, Fergus who becomes only the third student-athlete to do so. The two other Falls, MN); Jackie Otto** (Jr., D, Lake Zurich, IL); Brett Peterson (Jr., F, Elk four-time recipients have been Scott McCulloch of Colorado College River, MN); Joe Schiller** (Jr., F, Detroit Lakes, MN); Sarah Schneekloth (So., (2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09) and Jenna Hewitt of Minnesota G, Worthington, MN); Lauren Smith (So., F, Burnsville, MN); Nina Tikkinen*** State (2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10). (Sr., F, Salo, Finland); Amy Udvig*** (Sr., D, New Brighton, MN). Eleven other of this season’s honorees earned the WCHA Scholar-Athlete University of Nebraska Omaha: Nick Von Bokern (Sr., D, Burnsville, MN); award for the third time in their careers. They are: Annie Bauerfeld, BSU; Eric Olimb (Sr., D, Warroad, MN); Fredrik Bergman (Fr., G, Vienna, VA). Erin Cody, BSU; Chris Nutini, DU; Kyle Ostrow, DU; Kenny Reiter, UMD; University of North Dakota: Brett Bruneteau (So., F, Omaha, NE); Brad Kyle Schmidt, UMD; Rylan Galiardi, MSU; Austin Lee, MSU; Nina Tikkinen, Eidsness** (Jr., G, Chestermere, AB); Chay Genoway**** (Sr., D, Morden, MSU; Amy Udvig, MSU; and Courtney Josefson, SCSU. MB); Jocelyne Lamoureux (So., F, Grand Forks, ND); Monique Lamoureux- By member institution, repeat honorees (**two-time recipient, ***three- Kolls (So., F/D, Grand Forks, ND); Derrick LaPoint** (Sr., D, Eau Claire, WI); time recipient, ****four-time recipient) are: University of Alaska Anchorage: Mary Loken (So., F, Roseau, MN); Tate Maris (So., G, Denver, CO); Allison Dusan Sidor**. Bemidji State University: Annie Bauerfeld***, Erin Cody***, Parizek (So., F, Minot, ND); Margot Miller (Jr., F, West Bloomfield, MI); Jordan Emily Erickson**, Alana McElhinney**, Montana Vichorek**, Marlee Slavin (So., D, Erie, CO). Wheelhouse**. Colorado College: David Civitarese**. University of Denver: Ohio State University: Amanda Boskovich (So., F, LaGrange, IL); Brittany Chris Nutini***, Kyle Ostrow***. Michigan Technological University: Corson Carlson (Jr., D, Hudson, WI); Kelly Wild (Jr., D, Mendota Heights, MN). Cramer**. University of Minnesota Duluth: Kenny Reiter**, Kyle Schmidt**. St. Cloud State University: Jordy Christian** (Jr., F, Moorhead, MN); Minnesota State University, Mankato: Rylan Galiardi***, Austin Lee***, Callie Dahl (So., F, Stillwater, MN); Anna Donlan** (Jr., G, Hillsboro, Jackie Otto**, Joe Schiller**; Nina Tikkinen***, Amy Udvig***. University WI); Courtney Josefson*** (Sr., F, Bemidji, MN); (Jr., D, of North Dakota: Brad Eidsness**, Chay Genoway****, Derrick LaPoint**. Gentofte, Denmark); Drew LeBlanc** (Jr., F, Hermantown, MN); Mike Lee St. Cloud State University: Jordy Christian**, Anna Donlan**, Courtney (So., G, Roseau, MN); Aaron Marvin (Sr., F, Warroad, MN); Travis Novak** Josefson***, Drew LeBlanc**, Travis Novak**; Brittany Toor**. University (Jr., F, Lethbridge, AB); Brittany Toor** (Jr., F, Hartland, MI); Brian Volpei of Wisconsin: Carla Pentimone**, Carolyne Prevost**. (Sr., F, Burbank, CA). 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 University of Wisconsin: Carla Pentimone** (Sr., F, Chicago, IL); Carolyne the top of the table. Prevost** (Jr., F, Sarnia, ON); Geena Prough (Sr., D/F, Farmington, MI); Becca • A New WCHA Against the Rest Page – with records for each WCHA Ruegsegger (So., G, Lakewood, CO). team against teams from other leagues. • New WCHA-member team pages that feature direct links to each Four & Three-Time WCHA Scholar-Athlete Recipients • 2005-11 school’s website, tickets, and audio and/or video broadcasts. Four-Time WCHA Scholar-Athlete Recipients Some of the new technology employed in the design of the all-new Scott McCulloch, CC (2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09) TheWCHAShop.com are upgraded photo zooming on the product Jenna Hewitt, MSU (2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10) pages, the ability for people to share product pages through places like Chay Genoway, UND (2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11) Facebook and for added exposure, new TheWCHAShop.com Gift Certificates, and a new checkout process upgraded to a one-page checkout Three-Time WCHA Scholar-Athlete Recipients to make it easier for customers to shop. Additionally, TheWCHAShop.com University of Alaska Anchorage: Jon Olthuis. Bemidji State University: is developing a mobile commerce website to allow for purchases from Annie Bauerfeld, Erin Cody, Brooke Collins, Monica Rawlings. Colorado Smart Phones. College: Jake Gannon, Brian McMillin, . University of Denver: A ‘work in progress’, the all-new WCHA.com will continue to evolve over Zach Blom, Matt Glasser, Chris Nutini, Kyle Ostrow, Tyler Ruegsegger.. the coming months as we build and integrate the history of the men’s Michigan Technological University: Mike VanWagner, Eli Vlaisavljevich. and women’s leagues into the archives. University of Minnesota: Evan Kaufmann, , Michelle Maunu. University of Minnesota Duluth: Sarah Murray, Kenny Reiter, Kyle Defending Champion UMD is Coaches’ Pre- Schmidt, Myriam Trepanier. Minnesota State University, Mankato: Kristina Bunker, Nick Canzanello, Rylan Galiardi, Joel Hanson, Jodi Season Pick to Win WCHA in 2010-11 Helminen, Austin Lee, Kathleen Rosso, Nina Tikkinen, Amy Udvig, Ashley Young. University of North Dakota: Casie Hanson, Brittany Kirkham. 2010-11 WCHA Pre-Season Women Coaches’ Poll Ohio State University: Liana Bonanno, Rachel Davis, Raelyn LaRocque, Rk School (1st Place Votes) Points Mallory Peckels. St. Cloud State University: Jon Ammerman, Laura 1 Minnesota Duluth (6) 48 Fast, Caitlin Hogan, Courtney Josefson, Kelly Meierhofer, Garrett Raboin. 2 Wisconsin (2) 43 University of Wisconsin: Maria Evans. 3 Minnesota 37 4 Ohio State 30 5 North Dakota 27 Visit Us at the All-New WCHA.com 6 Bemidji State 17 Website Features All-New Look, New Features; Upgrades 7 St. Cloud State 13 Include Game Day Story Integration, Live Game-Day League 8 Minnesota State 9 & National Scoreboards, Mobile Applications; Sortable Statistics; New On-Line Store at TheWCHAShop.com

The Western Collegiate Hockey Association’s official website – WCHA.com – is all-new for 2010-11! The WCHA has teamed up with SportDesigns. com to provide visitors with a full-service experience that features a significant number of upgrades, including new game-day live league and nationalscoreboards and fully-functional mobile pages, a host of new features, and an all-new on-line store – TheWCHAShop.com. Included in the all-new WCHA.com are new game-day live scoreboards, fully functional mobile pages that include press releases, game stories, box scores, team and league stats and live game box scores, a more seemless integration of schedules, rosters, standings, live box scores, and statistics in conjunction with collegehockeystats.net, and a new ‘campus news’ section that features the latest press releases from both men’s and women’s member teams. In addition, the upgrades include: • Easy access to standings and statistics right from the home page. • A Live Game Day WCHA Scoreboard – with links to live box scores that will appear on the home page on any day there is a game. • A Live Game Day National Scoreboard – with links to live box scores that will appear on the home page on any day there is a game. • A Live Mobile WCHA Scoreboard – box scores via www.wcha.com/ mobile. This is a fully functional mobile website that also includes game stories, statistics, etc. • A Live Mobile National Scoreboard – box scores via www.wcha. com/mobile. • Game story integration with game stories posted from all games to make the all-new WCHA.com a place fans want to visit more regularly. For example, on Saturday morning fans can read what happened in all Friday night games in one cohesive location. • An Upgraded Standings Page – includes information on head-to- head records within the league. • New Sortable Team Statistic Pages – can be sorted by category at 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211

University of Wisconsin Badgers • 2011 WCHA Champions 2010-11 WCHA Team Head-to-Head Records • Final Note: each member team plays each of the other seven member teams four times during the conference regular season – two at home and two away

BSU UM UMD MSU UND OSU SCSU UW GP, W-L-T-SW, PTS BSU --- 1-3-0 1-3-0 3-0-1 1-2-1 1-1-2 4-0-0 0-4-0 28, 11-13-4, 39 UM 3-1-0 --- 1-2-1 4-0-0 1-3-0 4-0-0 4-0-0 1-2-1 28, 18-8-2, 57 UMD 3-1-0 2-1-1 --- 4-0-0 2-2-0 3-1-0 3-0-1 1-2-1 28, 18-7-3, 57 MSU 0-3-1 0-4-0 0-4-0 --- 2-2-0 2-2-0 3-1-0 0-4-0 28, 7-20-1, 22 UND 2-1-1 3-1-0 2-2-0 2-2-0 --- 3-0-1 4-0-0 0-4-0 28, 16-10-2, 50 OSU 1-1-2 0-4-0 1-3-0 2-2-0 0-3-1 --- 4-0-0 0-4-0 28, 8-17-3, 30 SCSU 0-4-0 0-4-0 0-3-1 1-3-0 0-4-0 0-4-0 --- 0-4-0 28, 1-26-1, 5 UW 4-0-0 2-1-1 2-1-1 4-0-0 4-0-0 4-0-0 4-0-0 --- 28, 24-2-2, 76

WCHA Women’s Tie-Breaking Procedures • For Playoff Seeding Purposes Only

At the conclusion of the regular season, teams will be ranked by the number of points accumulated. If two teams are tied for first place, they will be declared co-WCHA champions. The first round of the WCHA's post-season tournament will be a best-of-three games format at the home site of the teams ranked higher in the final regular season standings. All eight teams participate in the first round of the tournament. First round playoff pairings will be: #1 rank vs #8 rank, #2 rank vs #7 rank, #3 vs #6, and #4 vs #5. Following the four first round series, the four winning teams will be re-seeded #1 thru #4 according to their standings in the final WCHA in-season competition and will advance to the WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF. In the event that ties are encountered in the determination of WCHA ranking or designation of home teams for playoff purposes, the following procedures will be used in the order given to break the ties: a) If two or more teams are tied, head-to-head competition during the regular (conference) season will be used to break the tie. b) If two or more teams are still tied after (a), the highest seed will go to the team with the most WCHA (conference) wins during the regular season. c) If two or more teams played a four-game series during the regular season and the teams have the same win-loss records for those series and the same number of WCHA wins, the team having the least number of goals scored against it in the four-game series shall have the higher rank. If two or more teams played a two-game series during the regular season, procede to tie-breaker d). d) If two or more teams are still tied after applying the provisions of (a), (b) and (c), the team having the greatest "winning margin" during the regular season will have the higher rank. Winning margin = WCHA goals for during the regular season minus WCHA goals against. e) Games played against WCHA opponents in holiday tournaments will not be counted in the determinations. f) Shootout wins used during the regular season will not be counted in the determinations. Shootout games will be recorded as a tie in the determinations.

2010-11 WCHA Team-by-Team • Records Against the Rest By Team v. HEA v. ECACH v. CHA v. Ind. Total Bemidji State 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 2-3-0 Minnesota 0-1-0 4-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 5-1-0 Minnesota Duluth 2-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 Minnesota State 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-2 0-0-0 1-2-2 North Dakota 2-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-1-1 Ohio State 0-0-0 0-0-0 6-0-0 0-0-0 6-0-0 St. Cloud State 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 0-5-0 Wisconsin 3-0-0 2-0-0 3-0-0 0-0-0 8-0-0 TOTALS: 7-3-1 6-0-0 13-9-2 0-0-0 26-12-3 (.682) (1.000) (.583) (.000) (.671)

By Site v. HEA v. ECACH v. CHA v. Ind. Total Home 3-2-0 4-0-0 7-4-2 0-0-0 14-6-2 Away 1-1-1 2-0-0 5-5-0 0-0-0 8-6-1 Neutral 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 TOTALS: 7-3-1 6-0-0 13-9-2 0-0-0 26-12-3 (.682) (1.000) (.583) (.000) (.671) 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 WCHA Team Notebooks • Final

added a goal at 10:50 in the second period to put Minnesota up, 3-0. Wisconsin added a quick two goals at 14:34 and 15:12 to put the game at 3-2. Jen Schoullis scored at 18:13 for a 4-2 lead heading into the third. • The 2010-11 season saw continued improvement by Bemidji State. The Badgers, however, added two goals at 13:38 and 15:45 to send the This year’s squad set school records for the most conference wins in a game into overtime. Then at 14:11 of the extra session, Wisconsin’s Kelly single season (11) and the most home wins in a single season (9). The Nash scored the game-winner to give Minnesota a 5-4 overtime loss. home record of 9-5-2 (.652) surpasses the 1999-2000 season when that • Golden Gopher goaltender Noora Räty was named a Second Team year’s team finished with a 8-7-2 (.592) home record. All-American, her second All-America honor in two years. A top-10 Patty • The Beavers finished in fifth place in the WCHA, the best in program Kazmaier Memorial Award finalist, the sophomore was also named a First history. Last season the Beavers finished tied for fifth in the WCHA. BSU Team All-WCHA selection. Playing in 35 games as a sophomore, Räty had has also finished fifth before in the WCHA, but never with an eight-team a goals-against average of 1.77 and a saves percentage of .941. Making conference before. the WCHA All-Tournament Team, Räty had a 51-save performance against • The senior class tallied a total of 72 points this season. Erin Cody, Erin eventual NCAA champion Wisconsin on March 5 and 83 saves during Johnson and Annie Bauerfeld, combined for 32 goals and 40 assists, the championship. In WCHA action alone, the Espoo, Finland native averaging 2.06 points per game. Over the course of four years the trio had a .943 save percentage and a 1.70 GAA, winning 18 games. Räty amassed a total of 244 points, 112 goals and 132 assists. set multiple school records in her second Gopher season. On the year, • Erin Cody became the first player in school history to record multiple Räty held a 25-7-2 record, breaking a school record for wins in a season. seasons of scoring at least 20 goals. Scoring on Feb. 18 against Ohio State, She also had nine shutouts, which was tied for the nation's lead and set Cody netted her 20th goal of the season, marking back-to-back seasons a school record. She also broke her own school record of 964 saves this to put up 20 goals. season for the nation’s sixth-best save percentage. Along with her athletic • Bratislava, Slovakia native and goaltender Zuzana Tomcikova made achievement, Räty was named a WCHA All-Academic selection. a total of 692 saves this season. In 28 games she recorded a .933 save • The Golden Gophers were well-represented in the conference awards percentage and a 1.84 goals-against average. Tomcikova currently owns for 2010-11 as well. Räty, along with Anne Schleper, were named First the school record for most wins in a single season (12), surpassing last Team All-WCHA, while defenseman Megan Bozek and Amanda Kessel year’s mark of 10. This season she also set the career mark for shutouts were named All-WCHA Third Team honorees. Kessel also walked away with 13 and shutouts in a single season with six. Her 1.84 goals-against with the WCHA Rookie of the Year award, Minnesota’s fifth overall rookie average this season also surpasses the record she set last year after of the year award. The 2010-11 season marks the second-straight year recording a 2.05 GAA. The. .933 save percentage was just shy of her mark Räty and Schleper have been named on the first team. Bozek also collects set last season at .938. Tomcikova currently sits in second place with 2,512 her second All-WCHA honor as she was a second team selection last saves in her career, 563 saves short of catching Emily Brookshaw’s record year. Along with the All-WCHA honors, freshman Kelly Terry and Baylee of 3,075 career saves. Gillanders was named to the WCHA All-Rookie Team, as well as award • Bemidji State finished the season with the best conference penalty-kill winner Kessel. with a 90.4% efficiency. The PK unit only allowed a total of nine power- • Along with their on-ice accomplishments, the Gophers had 10 players play goals against in the 28 games of conference play. earn WCHA All-Academic Team honors. To make the academic team, a • Sacrificing their bodies, the members of the BSU defense combined student-athlete must be in her second year at the institution, a letterwinner to block a total of 634 shots on the season. and hold a grade-point average of 3.0 or higher. The Gopher recipients • This season the Beavers have claimed four victories and three ties against were Megan Bozek, Samantha Downey, Sarah Erickson, Alyssa Grogan, nationally-ranked opponents – a 5-3 victory over then-No. 1 Mercyhurst Mira Jalosuo, Becky Kortum, Nikki Ludwigson, Jenny Lura, Noora Räty on Oct. 16 was the first time Bemidji State has ever defeated a top ranked and Anne Schleper. team. BSU ended an 11-year winless streak against Minnesota Duluth • The Gophers opened the first month of competition with a rough start, with a 1-0 victory on Nov. 5 and the Beavers picked up their third ever going 5-4-0 in October. However, Minnesota rebounded and finished win over the Golden Gophers beating then-No. 7 Minnesota 2-0 in early the first half of the season, 13-6-0 heading into the winter break. After December. its 2-0 loss to Bemidji State (12/3/10), Minnesota went on a tear, going undefeated in the next 10 games. Finishing the regular season with a 23-8-2 overall record, Minnesota went 18-8-2 in the WCHA and a second- place tie in the league. The University of Minnesota women’s hockey team made its third-straight • Minnesota collected 11 weekly honors by six individuals this season. NCAA appearance this year. The Golden Gophers went on the road to Amanda Kessel had four awards (rookie and offensive), while Noora Räty Boson College and fell to the Eagles, 4-1. The 2010-11 campaign marked had three (defensive). Anne Schleper (offensive), Megan Bozek (defensive), the ninth time in school history the Gophers advanced to the NCAA post- Kelly Terry (rookie) and Sarah Davis (rookie) all received an award once season (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011). this year. • The Gophers finished the 2010-11 season with a 26-10-2 overall record • Sarah Erickson reached 100 career points to become the 18th Gopher in and an 18-8-2 mark within conference play. school history to accomplish the feat. She has already scored eight points • Minnesota had the No. 3 seed in the WCHA tournament championship, in post-season play (WCHA First Round and WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF). In Minnesota drew No. 6 seed Ohio State in the First Round. The Gophers the WCHA championship game alone, Erickson had three points and five defeated OSU, 3-2 and 4-2, respectively, to advance to the WCHA FINAL during the tournament. The last Gophers to accomplish the 100-point FACE-OFF at Ridder Arena. feat were Emily West and Brittany Francis in 2009-10. Jen Schoullis is also • Facing Minnesota Duluth in the FINAL FACE-OFF semifinal, the Bulldogs closing the gap, currently sitting at 92 career points. Minnesota’s all-time scored first with a goal from Audrey Cournoyer. Minnesota, however, leading scorer is current Gopher assistant coach Natalie Darwitz with 246 powered back as Amanda Kessel and Kelly Terry combined for four goals. career points in just 99 games played. Kessel scored her first collegiate three-goal hat trick, while Terry scored her 15th goal of the season en route to a 4-2 win. The Gophers then played Wisconsin for the WCHA playoff championship. Sarah Erickson put the Gophers up 2-0 vs the Badgers after one period of play. Sarah Davis then 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 Team Notebooks con’t • Maverick Leaders in 2010-11: Freshman forward Kathleen Rogan produced point totals of 12-9=21, a team-best for the season. Sophomore Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs forward Lauren Smith tallied 15 points (4g, 11a), second most on the team. Senior forward Nina Tikkinen (5-7=12) and junior forward Moria • The No. 7-ranked UMD Bulldogs ended their season with a hard-fought O’Connor (6-6=12) earned 12 points each for third-best on the squad. 2-1 loss to Wisconsin in the quarterfinals of the NCAA tournament at Freshman forward Tracy McCann (6g, 4a) contributed10 points, junior the Kohl Center in Madison March 12 in front of more than 4, 000 fans. forward Emmi Leinonen (3g, 5a) tallied eight points, and two Mavericks That game ended UMD’s season at 22-9-3 overall, just one victory short finished with seven points each in sophomore forward Lauren Zrust (3- of what would have been the Bulldogs’ fifth-consecutive NCAA Frozen 4=7) and junior blueliner Jackie Otto (0-7=7). Four. Rogan’s 12 goals on the season was a team-best, while Smith’s 11 “It was an unbelievable hockey game, I thought it was very even and assists was a season-high. Leinonen and junior defeseman Ariel Mackley both teams could have won,” said head coach Shannon Miller, who is now led the team in power-play goals with two each, while McCann and 4-3 in NCAA regional play since the eight-team format was introduced. Rogan finished with a team-best two game-winning goals each. Rogan UMD broke a first period stalemate late in the opening stanza when finished the year with two shorthanded goals and three unassisted goals, Haley Irwin, to the right of UW goaltender Alex Rigsby on the pipe, both team-bests. Smith racked up a team-high 105 shots, while Rogan wrapped the puck around a Badger defenseman to a wide-open Jessica took the second most shots with 88. Freshman defenseman Danielle Wong in the slot. Wong – no stranger to NCAA post-season success with Scholzen and freshman forward Darion Bruyere were the owners of a both a game-winning goal in last season’s NCAA Regional and NCAA team-best +1 plus/minus rating for the 2010-11 season. Smith (25 pen, title game– one-timed her shot through Rigsby’s five-hole with just :28.3 50 minutes) finished the year with the most penalties and most penalty seconds remaining in the first period. minutes. Rookie netminder Danielle Butters went 4-4-1 on the season After UMD outshot Wisconsin 12-11 in the opening period, the Badgers for a team-best .500 winning percentage, while junior goaltender Alli turned the tables in the second stanza. A power-play blast from the point Altmann earned team-bests in all other goaltender categories – a 3.11 at 3:06 turned into UW forward Hilary Knight’s 47th goal of the season, goals-against average, a .901 saves percentage with 738 saves, and one and gave the Badgers the 1-1 equalizer. Wisconsin outshot UMD 16-5 in shut-out. the second period, and 27-17 after the first 40 minutes of action. • Student-Athletes: 11 Mavericks were named to the All-WCHA Academic The Badgers took the lead 7:34 into the third period, on a 3-on-2 which Team in 2010-11 and seven of those athletes were also honored as WCHA Meghan Duggan trailed on to get off a shot that was deflected for the go Scholar-Athletes. To qualify for the All-WCHA Academic Team, student- ahead score. With ample chances in the final 12:00 minutes of play, UMD athletes must have completed one year of eligibility at present institution, was put on the power-play with 6:00 remaining, but despite three shots prior to the current academic year, and have a grade point average of at over that time, Rigsby held up. Wisconsin then withstood :36 seconds least 3.0 for the previous two semesters or three quarters. of an empty Bulldog net, and the Badgers managed to not only keep Named to the All-WCHA Academic Team from Minnesota State were their 22-game winning streak alive, but ended UMD’s NCAA-leading (! four-time member; * three-time member; # two-time member): Nina four-straight Frozen Four appearances at four (2009-10, 2008-09, 2007-08 Tikkinen (Salo, Finland)!; Amy Udvig (New Brighton, MN)!; Jackie Otto and 2006-07). (Lake Zurich, IL)*; Ariel Mackley (Burnsville, MN)#; Erika Magnusson (Fergus • Senior goaltender Kim Martin ends her collegiate career with a 1.52 Falls, MN)#; Sarah Schneekloth (Marshall, MN)#; Lauren Smith (Burnsville, goals-against average – the lowest GAA average by any UMD netminder MN)#; Emmi Leinonen (Jr., Valkeakoski, Finland)#; Emilia Andersson (So., who has played more than 20 games – after making 38 saves against the Stockholm, Sweden); and Moira O’Connor (Jr., Chicago, IL). NCAA’s top-rated offense. Martin ends her career with a record of 67-23- The prestigious WCHA Scholar-Athlete Award was developed through 6, making her the winningest goaltender in Bulldog program history, Association member team Faculty Representatives and approved by the and her saves percentage of .943 is the highest of any goaltender over conference membership beginning with the 2005-06 season. To earn a career in UMD ‘s past twelve seasons. recognition as a WCHA Scholar-Athlete, conference-member student- • The Bulldogs have five seniors – Martin, Elin Holmlov, Laura Fridfinnson, athletes must have completed at least one year of residency at their Jocelyne Larocque and Tara Gray, and with two NCAA titles (2010, 2008), present institution prior to the current academic year and must also have two WCHA regular season titles and two WCHA Playoff titles (2010, 2008), a grade-point average of at least 3.50 on a 4.0 scale for the previous two as well as three-straight NCAA Frozen Four appearances, they leave UMD as semesters or three quarters, or may qualify if his or her overall GPA is at one of the most successful senior classes in the history of the program. least 3.50 for all terms at his or her present institution. • Jocelyne Larocque, the 2010-11 WCHA Defensive Player of the Year and Honored as WCHA Scholar-Athletes for 2010-11 from Minnesota State Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year, was named to the All-American were (* three-time honoree, # two-time honoree): Nina Tikkinen (Salo, team and also joined Irwin on Team Canada at the World Championships Finland)*; Amy Udvig (New Brighton, MN)*; Jackie Otto (Lake Zurich, IL)#; earlier this month in Switzerland. Ariel Mackley (Burnsville, MN); Erika Magnusson (Fergus Falls, MN); Sarah Schneekloth (Marshall, MN); and Lauren Smith (Burnsville, MN). • 2010-11 MSU Team Awards: The Mavericks announced the recipients of Minnesota State Mavericks their team awards … Most Valuable Player: Sophomore forward Lauren Smith (Burnsville, MN) … BW3 Star of the Year: Freshman Forward Kathleen The Mavericks finished the 2010-11 season with an 8-25-3 record overall, Rogan (Vancouver, BC) … Most Improved Player: Freshman Forward Kari while going 7-20-1-0 and placing seventh in the final WCHA standings Lundberg (Woodbury, MN) … Rookie of the Year: Freshman Forward with 22 conference points. Kathleen Rogan (Vancouver, BC) … Tiffany Searles Award (All-around • The 2010-11 season marked the 13th year of women’s hockey as a student-athlete): Junior forward/defenseman Jenna Peterson (Hopkins, varsity sport at Minnesota State. MSU has competed in 455 games. The MN) … Maverick Pride Award: Junior defenseman Arial Mackley (Burnsville, Mavericks hold a 128-287-40 (.325) all-time record. MN) … Daniel Mundahl Service Award: Junior forward Emmi Leinonen • Junior defenseman Ariel Mackley served as the team captain during (Valkeakoski, Finland). the 2010-11 season. • 2010-11 Playoffs: Minnesota State was seeded seventh in the WCHA playoffs and was swept by sixth-rated and second-seeded Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs, dropping the first contest, 3-0, then falling to the Bulldogs, 5-0, in game two of the best-of-three series. 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 Team Notebooks con’t • Spooner finished third overall in the conference with 0.90 goals per game and that average ranked sixth in the NCAA. • McIntosh’s 1.00 assists per game average finished tied for sixth in the North Dakota Fighting Sioux NCAA. • Spooner became just the second Buckeye in program history to have • The Fighting Siox enjoyed the best season in the program’s nine-year at least 20 goals in three-consecutive seasons. She is now second on the history, but fell just short of this year’s eight-team NCAA Tournament all-time career goals list with 69 to her credit in three seasons at Ohio field. State. • The Sioux finished ninth in the Pairwise rankings with the top • Steffes recorded 77 saves in the series vs. the Bemidji State Beavers eight teams earning a bid to the 2011 NCAA Div. 1 Women’s Hockey (Feb. 18-19) to cap the 1,000-saves mark to conclude the regular season. Championship. The Sioux posted a record of 6-9 against the eight teams Steffes, who holds the single-season program record for saves with 1,085 that advanced to the NCAA Tournament, with five of those nine losses stoppers, is the only goalie in the nation to have at least 1,000 saves in to eventual national champion Wisconsin. 2011. • UND captured its first home WCHA first-round playoff series and • Spooner finished the regular season with the fifth-most goals in WCHA- advanced to its first WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF, falling to No. 1 seed only games with 17. Spooner’s 10 power-play goals ranked second in the Wisconsin. WCHA and fourth in the NCAA, while her 1.34 points per game ranked • The Sioux posted a 20-13-3 overall record in 2010-11, the most wins 20th in the NCAA. in school history, and finished fourth in the WCHA with a 16-10-2 league • Twelve Buckeyes earned spots on the 2010-11 WCHA All-Academic mark. Team in seniors Teal Bishop, Jenna Kilpatrick and Sandy Nelson, juniors • Sophomores Jocelyne Lamoureux and Monique Lamoureux-Kolls Natalie Spooner, Barbara Bilko, Brittany Carlson, Melissa Feste and Kelly were named Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award nominees, Second Team Wild and sophomores Amanda Boskovich, Liz Rizzo, Paige Semenza and All-WCHA, and finished in the top five in the league in scoring. Minttu Tuominen. • Kayla Berg was named to the All-WCHA Rookie Team after redshirting • Three members of the Ohio State women’s hockey team competed in 2009-10. at the 2011 IIHF World Women’s Championships as Tuominen earned • North Dakota had four home games televised live nationally for the a spot on Team Finland. Tuominen, along with teammates Spooner first time in program history. The Sioux also had select road games (Team Canada) and Annie Svedin (Team Sweden), participated in the broadcasted. international tournament April 16-25 in Switzerland. For the Buckeyes, • North Dakota set program records in total season home attendance Tuominen competed in 32 of Ohio State’s 36 games at forward this past (24,320) and single series (6,043 vs Minnesota). UND ranked second in the season. She finished her sophomore campaign with 10 points on two nation in home attendance with an average of 1,280 fans per game. goals and eight assists. Tuominen was previously a member of both • North Dakota set single-season records in total wins (20), goals scored the 2008-09 and 2009-10 Finnish National teams, winning the Olympic (116), best penalty-killing percentage (86.0%), and consecutive games bronze medal as a part of the 2010 Finnish squad in Vancouver. She has scoring (27). competed at the 2009 and 2010 MLP Cups in Germany, while also playing • Sioux goaltender Stephanie Ney recorded 16 wins in 2010-11, had a in the Four Nations Cup in 2008 and 2009. .916 saves percentage, and sported a 2.33 goals-against average – all program records. 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Ohio State Buckeyes The Huskies’ posted a 1-33-1 overall mark in 2010-11 with a 1-26-1-1 mark in the WCHA, good for 8th place. Their season came to a close • On April 19, legend Jackie Barto announced her retirement as Ohio on Saturday, Feb. 26, when the No. 1 seed (and eventual 2011 National State head coach (see page five of this release for complete release). Champion) Wisconsin Badgers swept the No. 8 seed Huskies in the first • The Buckeyes concluded the 2010-11 season with a pair of playoff round of the WCHA Playoffs (Feb. 25-27) by scores of 9-3 and 5-1 in the losses to third-seeded Minnesota in the first round of the WCHA playoffs Eagle’s Nest Ice Arena in Verona, Wis. in a best-of-three series. • Saved the Best for Last: Despite suffering their worst season in school • The Buckeyes dropped a 4-2 loss to the Gophers in the first game of history, the Huskies were playing their best hockey at the end of the the best-of-three series and fell 3-2 in the second game of the series at season. As a team, SCSU scored 31 goals in 2010-11, 11 of which came Minneapolis. in the last ten games. • Ohio State concluded the season with an overall mark of 14-19-3 and • Future Looks Bright: St. Cloud State will return 70 of its 76 points (31g, went 8-17-3 in WCHA play. The Buckeyes had a 7-10-1 record at the OSU 45a) scored during the 2010-11 season. Ice Rink and posted a 7-9-2 mark on the road. • Senior Salute: St. Cloud State seniors Alecia Anderson, Diana Karouzos, • Ohio State finished sixth in the WCHA regular season standings with Courtney Josefson and Ashley Nixon completed their collegiate careers 30 points. in the Cardinal and Black. The four seniors combined for 22 points (7g, • Junior forward Natalie Spooner was named to the All-WCHA Second 15a) in 426 games played. Team for Ohio State. Her team-leading 26 goals ranked fifth overall • Records Fall with Nixon: Arguably one of the best Husky goaltenders in the conference. She finished the season with eight multiple-goal to don the CST, St. Cloud State’s senior goalie Ashley Nixon leaves the performances. Husky program holding seven goaltending records, including most ties • The Scarlet and Gray averaged 2.71 goals per game while allowing (13), most saves per game (28.73), most shutouts with six (tied with Lauri an average of 3.18. The Buckeye special teams operated at 16.6% on the St. Jacques), most career goalie points (6a), most saves in a season with power-play (25-of-151) and 78.9% on the penalty-kill (105-of-133). 1,020 (set during the 2009-10 season), best season save percentage with • Leading the Buckeyes in points and assists this season was Laura .926 (set during the 2009-10 season) and most minutes played in a season McIntosh with 47 and 33, respectively. Natalie Spooner scored a team-high with 1,937 (set during the 2009-10 season). 26 goals, including 10 on the power-play, and had 39 points. Patrolling • Twice as Nice: Senior netminder Ashley Nixon completed her St. Cloud the OSU net was freshman Lisa Steffes, who was 14-19-3 with a 3.11 State hockey career ranked second all-time with 2,988 career saves goals-against average and a .906 saves percentage. between the pipes. Her 31 victories (31-55-13) were second best behind • McIntosh finished ninth in the WCHA with 47 total points, while Spooner former Husky Laura Gieselman (34-30-5), her .901 career save percentage was tied for 12th with 39 points. falls just behind former Husky Kendall Newell (.908) and her 104 games 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 Team Notebooks con’t NCAA Division 1 women’s hockey player all-time to reach 200 career points when she recorded three points on one goal and two assists against St. played in goal are eight games shy of the goalie school record (112 – Laura Cloud State (Jan. 14). Duggan ended her career as UW’s program leader Gieselman). with 238 career points (108 goals, 130 assists). • Class Act: St. Cloud State had four women’s hockey players earn 2010-11 • Sophomore forward Brianna Decker became the most recent Badger WCHA Scholar-Athlete honors. Those players included senior Courtney to join the century club when she recorded her 100th point with a Josefson (Bemidji, MN), junior Brittany Toor (Hartland, MI), junior Anna shorthanded goal against North Dakota (March 4). She ended her Donlan (Hillsboro, WI) and sophomore Callie Dahl (Stillwater, MN). sophomore season with 107 career points on 49 goals and 58 assists. To earn recognition as a WCHA Scholar-Athlete, conference-member Decker is the third Badger all-time to reach 100 career points in just two student-athletes must have completed at least one year of residency at collegiate seasons. their present institution prior to the current academic year and must also • Junior Carolyne Prevost scored Wisconsin’s first and last goals of the have a grade-point average of at least 3.50 on a 4.0 scale for the previous 2010-11 season. She netted the team’s first goal just :15 seconds into two semesters or three quarters. The student-athlete may qualify if her the season-opener, a 7-0 win over RPI (Oct. 1). Prevost then buried an overall GPA is at least 3.50 for all terms at her present institution. empty-net goal with 18 seconds remaining in the Badgers’ 4-1 national • Academic Excellence: St. Cloud State landed 12 student-athletes on the championship win over Boston University (March 20). 2010-11 All-WCHA Academic Team. To qualify for the All-WCHA Academic • The Badgers won their fourth WCHA post-season tournament title (2011, Team, student-athletes must have completed one year of eligibility at 2009, 2007 and 2006) this season. Wisconsin rallied to defeat Minnesota, 5-4 present institution, prior to the current academic year, and have a grade in overtime, to take home the league’s playoff championship crown at the point average of at least 3.0 for the previous two semesters or three 2011 WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF. Brianna Decker was named the tournament’s quarters. St. Cloud State members of the 2010-11 All-WCHA Academic most valuable player, and Kelly Nash joined Duggan and Geena Prough on Team, in alphabetical order, were: Katie Allen (So., Red Deer, AB), Callie the all-tournament squad after scoring the championship game-winner Dahl (So., Stillwater, MN), Anna Donlan (So., Hillsboro, WI), Courtney in overtime. Josefson (Sr., Bemidji, MN), Diana Karouzos (Sr., Chicago, IL), Kylie Lane • Wisconsin also took home the league’s regular season title in 2010-11, (So., Roseau, MN), Lisa Martinson (So., St. Louis Park, MN), Alex Nelson clinching its third WCHA regular season title with a 7-1 win over Bemidji (So., Andover, MN), Haylea Schmid (So., Oak Grove, MN), Ellie Sitek (So., State (Feb. 4). The title marked Wisconsin’s first since earning back-to-back Edina, MN), Brittany Toor (Jr., Hartland, MI) and Tayler VanDenakker (Jr., crowns in 2006 and 2007. The Badgers clinched the league title with five Winnipeg, MB). games remaining in the regular season and accepted the regular season trophy at the Kohl Center after its 8-4 win over North Dakota (Feb. 13). • As a team, the 2010-11 Badgers set UW program records for winning Wisconsin Badgers percentage (.927), wins (37), goals (212), shorthanded goals (13), shots on goal (136) and plus/minus (+556). No. 1-ranked Wisconsin (37-2-2, 24-2-2-2 WCHA) wrapped up a near- perfect season with a 4-1 victory over No. 3 Boston University in the 2011 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four national championship game at Tullio Arena in Erie, Pa., on March 20. • Senior forward Meghan Duggan was named the 2011 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award winner, honoring the Badger captain as the top player in NCAA Division 1 women’s ice hockey. She became Wisconsin’s third Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award winner, joining Sara Bauer (2006) and Jessie Vetter (2009). • The Badgers brought home their fourth national championship after previously taking home the title in 2009, 2007 and 2006. This year marked Wisconsin’s sixth NCAA national tournament appearance and fifth Frozen Four berth. UW is 14-2-0 in the national tournament for a .875 winning percentage. • Wisconsin ended the season on a 27-game unbeaten streak, posting a 25-0-2 record since losing to Minnesota Duluth on Nov. 28, 2010. The Badgers capped the streak with a 14-game winning streak, Jan. 29 through March 20, after tying a pair of games against Minnesota Duluth and Minnesota in mid-January. The current streak is the second-longest unbeaten streak in program history. The program record stands at 32 games (28-0-4), a stretch running from Nov. 25, 2006 to Oct. 14, 2007. The present streak surpassed the Badgers’ 2008-09 season-opening 20-game unbeaten streak (18-0-2) as the second-longest all-time. • Wisconsin’s win over Boston University in the national title game was the Badgers’ 37th victory of the season (37-2-2), marking the most wins in a single season in NCAA women’s hockey history. The previous mark of 36 wins was achieved three times – by Minnesota (36-2-2) in 2005, by Wisconsin (36-4-1) in 2006, and by Wisconsin (36-1-4) in 2007. UW also finished the season with a nation-best .927 winning percentage. • Forward Hilary Knight became the third Badger and 16th player in NCAA history to hit 200 career points with her 200th and 201st points coming on a pair of assists against Boston College (March 18). She netted her 100th career goal against Bemidji State (Feb. 4), becoming the first Badger to reach 100 career goals. She finished her junior season with 112 goals and 90 assists for 202 career points. • This season, Meghan Duggan became the second Badger and 13th 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Team Statistics • All Games • Final

Scoring Offense: Games Goals G/GM Combined Special Teams: Totals PCT 1 Wisconsin 41 212 5.17 1 Minnesota 200/349 57.3 2 Minnesota Duluth 34 132 3.88 2 Wisconsin 170/314 54.1 3 Minnesota 38 132 3.47 3 Minnesota Duluth 161/306 52.6 4 North Dakota 36 116 3.22 4 Minnesota State 136/268 50.7 5 Ohio State 36 99 2.75 5 North Dakota 173/355 48.7 6 Bemidji State 35 70 2.00 6 Bemidji State 125/257 48.6 7 Minnesota State 36 53 1.47 7 Ohio State 130/284 45.8 8 St. Cloud State 35 31 0.89 8 St. Cloud State 128/323 39.6

Scoring Defense: Games Goals G/GM Special Teams Net: PPF SHA PP PPA SHF SH NET 1 Minnesota Duluth 34 55 1.62 1 Wisconsin 44 3 +41 17 13 -4 +37 2 Wisconsin 41 70 1.71 2 Minnesota Duluth 35 1 +34 16 7 -9 +25 3 Minnesota 38 69 1.82 3 Minnesota 36 3 +33 20 6 -14 +19 4 Bemidji State 35 88 2.51 4 North Dakota 32 10 +22 23 2 -21 +1 5 North Dakota 36 103 2.86 5 Bemidji State 18 4 +14 16 2 -14 0 6 Ohio State 36 116 3.22 6 Ohio State 25 5 +20 28 4 -24 -4 7 Minnesota State 36 122 3.39 7 Minnesota State 9 4 +5 30 5 -25 -20 8 St. Cloud State 35 177 5.06 8 St. Cloud State 9 6 +3 57 1 -56 -53

Penalty Minutes: Games PIM PIM/G Scoring by Periods: 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 North Dakota 36 493 13.7 1 Wisconsin 70 75 63 4 212 2 St. Cloud State 35 479 13.7 2 Minnesota 47 52 32 1 132 3 Minnesota 38 474 12.5 Minnesota Duluth 37 49 46 0 132 4 Minnesota Duluth 34 414 12.2 4 North Dakota 38 35 40 3 116 5 Minnesota State 36 369 10.2 5 Ohio State 21 37 41 0 99 6 Ohio State 36 313 8.7 6 Bemidji State 24 27 18 1 70 7 Bemidji State 35 297 8.5 7 Minnesota State 18 16 19 0 53 8 Wisconsin 41 316 7.7 8 St. Cloud State 6 13 12 0 31

Power Play: Totals SHA PCT Goals Allowed by Periods: 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Wisconsin 44/171 3 25.7 1 Minnesota Duluth 15 24 15 1 55 2 Minnesota 36/165 3 21.8 2 Minnesota 22 23 23 1 69 3 Minnesota Duluth 35/164 1 21.3 3 Wisconsin 18 31 21 0 70 4 North Dakota 32/191 10 16.8 4 Bemidji State 27 27 32 2 88 5 Ohio State 25/151 5 16.6 5 North Dakota 36 40 27 0 103 6 Bemidji State 18/134 4 13.4 6 Ohio State 34 41 37 4 116 7 Minnesota State 9/111 4 8.1 7 Minnesota State 34 51 36 1 122 8 St. Cloud State 9/147 6 6.1 8 St. Cloud State 66 53 58 0 177

Penalty Kill: Totals SHF PCT 1 Minnesota 164/184 6 89.1 2 Minnesota Duluth 126/142 7 88.7 3 Wisconsin 126/143 13 88.1 4 Bemidji State 107/123 2 87.0 5 North Dakota 141/164 2 86.0 6 Minnesota State 127/157 5 80.9 7 Ohio State 105/133 4 78.9 8 St. Cloud State 119/176 1 67.6 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Player Statistics • All Games • Final

Point Scoring: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 41 2.12 39-48-87 2 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 41 1.98 47-34-81 3 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 41 1.95 34-46-80 4 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota SO F 33 1.73 28-29-57 5 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota SO F/D 33 1.64 22-32-54 6 Elin Holmlov Minnesota Duluth SR F 34 1.53 18-34-52 7 Amanda Kessel Minnesota FR F 35 1.43 19-31-50 8 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth JR F 24 2.00 18-30-48 9 Laura McIntosh Ohio State JR F 33 1.42 14-33-47 10 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin JR F 37 1.22 17-28-45 11 Sarah Erickson Minnesota JR F 37 1.16 21-22-43 12 Natalie Spooner Ohio State JR F 29 1.34 26-13-39 Kelly Terry Minnesota FR F 38 1.03 15-24-39 14 Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth SO F 33 1.15 15-23-38 Erin Cody Bemidji State SR F 35 1.09 20-18-38 16 Minnesota Duluth SO F 33 1.03 13-21-34 Alyssa Wiebe North Dakota JR F 36 0.94 13-21-34 18 Jen Schoullis Minnesota JR F 38 0.84 18-14-32 Sarah Davis Minnesota FR F 38 0.84 11-21-32 20 Hokey Langan Ohio State SO F 27 1.15 13-18-31 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin JR F 36 0.86 19-12-31 22 Jocelyne Larocque Minnesota Duluth SR D 32 0.91 8-21-29 23 Anne Schleper Minnesota JR D 38 0.74 8-20-28 24 Emily Erickson Bemidji State SO F 33 0.82 16-11-27 Mallory Deluce Wisconsin SR F 37 0.73 8-19-27 26 Audrey Cournoyer Minnesota Duluth SO F 34 0.76 15-11-26 Madison Packer Wisconsin FR F 38 0.68 13-13-26 28 Brittany Ammerman Wisconsin FR F 39 0.64 13-12-25 29 Laura Fridfinnson Minnesota Duluth SR F 34 0.71 10-14-24 30 Katherine Wilson Minnesota Duluth SO F 33 0.70 8-15-23 Shannon Reilly Ohio State SR D 34 0.68 9-14-23 Megan Bozek Minnesota SO D 37 0.62 6-17-23 33 Jordan Slavin North Dakota SO D 26 0.85 6-16-22 Sadie Lundquist Bemidji State SO F 35 0.63 8-14-22 35 Annie Bauerfeld Bemidji State SR F 35 0.60 6-15-21 Kathleen Rogan Minnesota State FR F 36 0.58 12- 9-21 37 Sara Dagenais North Dakota JR F 36 0.56 9-11-20 38 Kelly Wild Ohio State JR D 36 0.53 3-16-19 Stefanie McKeough Wisconsin SO D/D 37 0.51 3-16-19 Becky Kortum Minnesota SO F 38 0.50 14- 5-19 41 Brienna Gillanders Minnesota Duluth FR F 34 0.53 10- 8-18 42 Kelly Seeler Minnesota JR D 38 0.45 5-12-17 43 Allison Parizek North Dakota SO F 34 0.47 7- 9-16 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State JR D 35 0.46 2-14-16 Tina Hollowell Ohio State SO F 36 0.44 3-13-16 Geena Prough Wisconsin SR D/F 41 0.39 3-13-16 47 Mary Loken North Dakota SO F 36 0.42 8- 7-15 Lauren Smith Minnesota State SO F 36 0.42 4-11-15 Brittany Haverstock Wisconsin JR D 37 0.41 5-10-15 50 Ally Tarr Ohio State FR F 36 0.39 7- 7-14 51 Paige Semenza Ohio State SO F 34 0.38 7- 6-13 Jamie Kenyon Minnesota Duluth FR F 34 0.38 5- 8-13 Erin Johnson Bemidji State SR F 35 0.37 6- 7-13 54 Nina Tikkinen Minnesota State SR F 27 0.44 5- 7-12 Moira O'Connor Minnesota State JR F 35 0.34 6- 6-12 Kelly Nash Wisconsin SR F 36 0.33 3- 9-12 Mira Jalosuo Minnesota SO D 38 0.32 4- 8-12 58 Julia Gilbert St. Cloud State FR F 35 0.31 6- 5-11 Breann Frykas Wisconsin SO F 41 0.27 4- 7-11 Saige Pacholok Wisconsin SO D 41 0.27 2- 9-11 61 Minttu Tuominen Ohio State SO F 32 0.31 2- 8-10 Molli Mott St. Cloud State FR F 34 0.29 5- 5-10 Tracy McCann Minnesota State FR F 35 0.29 6- 4-10 Marlee Wheelhouse Bemidji State JR D 35 0.29 2- 8-10 Kelsey Ketcher North Dakota JR F 36 0.28 6- 4-10 Melissa Feste Ohio State JR F 36 0.28 4- 6-10 Candace Molle North Dakota SO D 36 0.28 2- 8-10 Anne Dronen Wisconsin SR D 41 0.24 2- 8-10 Kelly Jaminski Wisconsin FR D 41 0.24 0-10-10 70 Ashley Furia North Dakota SO D/F 36 0.25 2- 7- 9 Bethany Brausen Minnesota FR F 38 0.24 2- 7- 9 72 Holly Perkins North Dakota SO F 13 0.62 3- 5- 8 Stephanie Roy North Dakota SR F 28 0.29 7- 1- 8 Tara Gray Minnesota Duluth SR D 30 0.27 3- 5- 8 Emmi Leinonen Minnesota State JR F 31 0.26 3- 5- 8 Margot Miller North Dakota JR F 31 0.26 3- 5- 8 Alex Nelson St. Cloud State SO F 35 0.23 5- 3- 8 Erika Wheelhouse Bemidji State SO D 35 0.23 1- 7- 8 Laura May Minnesota SR F 36 0.22 3- 5- 8 80 Kim Theut Ohio State JR F 34 0.21 3- 4- 7 Lauren Zrust Minnesota State SO F 36 0.19 3- 4- 7 Jackie Otto Minnesota State JR D 36 0.19 0- 7- 7 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 WCHA Women’s Player Statistics • All Games con’t

83 Nicole Germaine Minnesota State FR F 26 0.23 1- 5- 6 Christina Mancuso Ohio State SR F 32 0.19 3- 3- 6 Becky Allis Ohio State FR D 32 0.19 2- 4- 6 Kacy Ambroz Minnesota Duluth JR F 34 0.18 3- 3- 6 Vanessa Thibault Minnesota Duluth SO F 34 0.18 3- 3- 6 Kari Lundberg Minnesota State FR F 34 0.18 1- 5- 6 Samantha Downey Minnesota SO F 38 0.16 1- 5- 6 Baylee Gillanders Minnesota FR D 38 0.16 0- 6- 6 91 Brittany Toor St. Cloud State JR F 33 0.15 4- 1- 5 Lauren Williams Bemidji State JR F 33 0.15 3- 2- 5 Melissa Klippenstein Minnesota State FR F 33 0.15 3- 2- 5 Kelsie Scott Minnesota State FR F 33 0.15 2- 3- 5 Haylea Schmid St. Cloud State SO F 34 0.15 2- 3- 5 Noora Jaakkola Minnesota Duluth FR D 34 0.15 0- 5- 5 Terra Rasmussen Minnesota SR F 35 0.14 2- 3- 5 Sydney Burghardt St. Cloud State FR F 35 0.14 0- 5- 5 99 Emily West Minnesota SR F 4 1.00 2- 2- 4 Alev Kelter Wisconsin SO D 24 0.17 0- 4- 4 Jocelyn Zabrick St. Cloud State SO D 30 0.13 0- 4- 4 Emilia Andersson Minnesota State SO D 32 0.12 0- 4- 4 Amanda Boskovich Ohio State SO F 33 0.12 2- 2- 4 Michelle Burke St. Cloud State FR D 33 0.12 1- 3- 4 Mariia Posa Minnesota Duluth SO D/D 34 0.12 1- 3- 4 Kylie Lane St. Cloud State SO F 35 0.11 2- 2- 4 Kimberly Lieder Bemidji State JR D 35 0.11 1- 3- 4 Ariel Mackley Minnesota State JR F 36 0.11 2- 2- 4 Kayla Berg North Dakota FR D 36 0.11 0- 4- 4 Madison Kolls North Dakota FR D 36 0.11 0- 4- 4 Teal Bishop Ohio State SR D 36 0.11 0- 4- 4 112 Jenna Kilpatrick Ohio State SR F 24 0.12 1- 2- 3 Amy Udvig Minnesota State SR D 25 0.12 1- 2- 3 Lisa Edman Minnesota State SR F 26 0.12 3- 0- 3 Stephanie Ney North Dakota JR G 26 0.12 0- 3- 3 Ashley Nixon St. Cloud State SR G 30 0.10 0- 3- 3 Tess Dusik Bemidji State FR F 31 0.10 0- 3- 3 Gina Dodge Minnesota Duluth SO F 34 0.09 1- 2- 3 Dana Gallop Minnesota Duluth FR F 34 0.09 1- 2- 3 Erika Magnusson Minnesota State SO D 34 0.09 0- 3- 3 Lisa Martinson St. Cloud State SO D 35 0.09 2- 1- 3 Noora Räty Minnesota SO G 35 0.09 0- 3- 3 Katie Allen St. Cloud State SO D 35 0.09 0- 3- 3 Megan Gilbert North Dakota SO F 36 0.08 0- 3- 3 Lisa Steffes Ohio State FR G 36 0.08 0- 3- 3 126 Darion Bruyere-Fontaine Minnesota State FR F 9 0.22 1- 1- 2 Callie Dahl St. Cloud State SO F 13 0.15 2- 0- 2 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State JR G 28 0.07 0- 2- 2 Allie Duellman Bemidji State FR D 30 0.07 1- 1- 2 Danielle Williams Bemidji State FR D/F 32 0.06 1- 1- 2 Liz Rizzo Ohio State SO F 32 0.06 0- 2- 2 Amy Olson St. Cloud State FR F 34 0.06 0- 2- 2 Abby Williams Bemidji State SO F 35 0.06 2- 0- 2 Diana Karouzos St. Cloud State SR D 35 0.06 1- 1- 2 Mackenzie Thurston Bemidji State SO F 35 0.06 0- 2- 2 136 Alana McElhinney Bemidji State JR G 10 0.10 0- 1- 1 Becca Ruegsegger Wisconsin SO G 11 0.09 0- 1- 1 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth SO G 15 0.07 0- 1- 1 Danielle Scholzen Minnesota State FR D 18 0.06 0- 1- 1 Kayla Capistrant St. Cloud State FR F 19 0.05 0- 1- 1 Kim Martin Minnesota Duluth SR G 20 0.05 0- 1- 1 Jaclyn Daggit St. Cloud State JR D 29 0.03 0- 1- 1 Alex Ehlert Bemidji State FR D 33 0.03 0- 1- 1 Molly Arola Bemidji State SO F 34 0.03 1- 0- 1 Amanda Monkman St. Cloud State FR D 34 0.03 0- 1- 1 Ashley Stenerson Minnesota FR F/D 35 0.03 1- 0- 1 Courtney Josefson St. Cloud State SR F 35 0.03 1- 0- 1 Ellie Sitek St. Cloud State SO F 35 0.03 0- 1- 1 Ashley Holmes North Dakota JR D 36 0.03 0- 1- 1

Goal Scoring: GP GPG G 1 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 41 1.15 47 2 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 41 0.95 39 3 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 41 0.83 34 4 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota SO F 33 0.85 28 5 Natalie Spooner Ohio State JR F 29 0.90 26 6 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota SO F/D 33 0.67 22 7 Sarah Erickson Minnesota JR F 37 0.57 21 8 Erin Cody Bemidji State SR F 35 0.57 20 9 Amanda Kessel Minnesota FR F 35 0.54 19 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin JR F 36 0.53 19 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 WCHA Women’s Player Statistics • All Games con’t

Assist Scoring: GP APG A 1 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 41 1.17 48 2 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 41 1.12 46 3 Elin Holmlov Minnesota Duluth SR F 34 1.00 34 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 41 0.83 34 5 Laura McIntosh Ohio State JR F 33 1.00 33 6 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota SO F/D 33 0.97 32 7 Amanda Kessel Minnesota FR F 35 0.89 31 8 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth JR F 24 1.25 30 9 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota SO F 33 0.88 29 10 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin JR F 37 0.76 28

Power Play Points: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 41 0.68 11-17-28 2 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota SO F/D 33 0.61 7-13-20 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin JR F 37 0.54 8-12-20 Anne Schleper Minnesota JR D 38 0.53 5-15-20 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 41 0.49 7-13-20 6 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota SO F 33 0.58 6-13-19 Laura McIntosh Ohio State JR F 33 0.58 3-16-19 8 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 41 0.44 9- 9-18 9 Natalie Spooner Ohio State JR F 29 0.48 10- 4-14 Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth SO F 33 0.42 3-11-14

Power Play Goals: GP GPG G 1 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 41 0.27 11 2 Natalie Spooner Ohio State JR F 29 0.34 10 3 Brienna Gillanders Minnesota Duluth FR F 34 0.26 9 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 41 0.22 9 5 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin JR F 37 0.22 8 6 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota SO F/D 33 0.21 7 Audrey Cournoyer Minnesota Duluth SO F 34 0.21 7 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 41 0.17 7 9 Emily Erickson Bemidji State SO F 33 0.18 6 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota SO F 33 0.18 6

Short-Handed Points: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 41 0.15 3- 3- 6 2 Laura Fridfinnson Minnesota Duluth SR F 34 0.12 3- 1- 4 Elin Holmlov Minnesota Duluth SR F 34 0.12 1- 3- 4 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 41 0.10 3- 1- 4 5 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth JR F 24 0.12 2- 1- 3 Amanda Kessel Minnesota FR F 35 0.09 3- 0- 3 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin JR F 36 0.08 2- 1- 3 Mallory Deluce Wisconsin SR F 37 0.08 2- 1- 3 9 Jocelyne Larocque Minnesota Duluth SR D 32 0.06 0- 2- 2 Paige Semenza Ohio State SO F 34 0.06 2- 0- 2 Jamie Kenyon Minnesota Duluth FR F 34 0.06 1- 1- 2 Annie Bauerfeld Bemidji State SR F 35 0.06 1- 1- 2 Kathleen Rogan Minnesota State FR F 36 0.06 2- 0- 2 Lauren Smith Minnesota State SO F 36 0.06 1- 1- 2 Jackie Otto Minnesota State JR D 36 0.06 0- 2- 2 Tina Hollowell Ohio State SO F 36 0.06 0- 2- 2 Brittany Haverstock Wisconsin JR D 37 0.05 0- 2- 2 Jen Schoullis Minnesota JR F 38 0.05 1- 1- 2 Kelly Terry Minnesota FR F 38 0.05 1- 1- 2 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 41 0.05 2- 0- 2

Game-Winning Goals: GP G 1 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 41 12 2 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 41 8 3 Sarah Erickson Minnesota JR F 37 6 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 41 6 5 Natalie Spooner Ohio State JR F 29 5 Amanda Kessel Minnesota FR F 35 5 7 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth JR F 24 4 Stephanie Roy North Dakota SR F 28 4 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota SO F/D 33 4 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin JR F 36 4 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin JR F 37 4

Defenseman Scoring: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Jocelyne Larocque Minnesota Duluth SR D 32 0.91 8-21-29 2 Anne Schleper Minnesota JR D 38 0.74 8-20-28 3 Shannon Reilly Ohio State SR D 34 0.68 9-14-23 Megan Bozek Minnesota SO D 37 0.62 6-17-23 5 Jordan Slavin North Dakota SO D 26 0.85 6-16-22 6 Kelly Wild Ohio State JR D 36 0.53 3-16-19 Stefanie McKeough Wisconsin SO D/D 37 0.51 3-16-19 8 Kelly Seeler Minnesota JR D 38 0.45 5-12-17 9 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State JR D 35 0.46 2-14-16 Geena Prough Wisconsin SR D/F 41 0.39 3-13-16 11 Brittany Haverstock Wisconsin JR D 37 0.41 5-10-15 12 Mira Jalosuo Minnesota SO D 38 0.32 4- 8-12 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 WCHA Women’s Player Statistics • All Games con’t

13 Saige Pacholok Wisconsin SO D 41 0.27 2- 9-11 14 Marlee Wheelhouse Bemidji State JR D 35 0.29 2- 8-10 Candace Molle North Dakota SO D 36 0.28 2- 8-10 Anne Dronen Wisconsin SR D 41 0.24 2- 8-10 Kelly Jaminski Wisconsin FR D 41 0.24 0-10-10 18 Ashley Furia North Dakota SO D/F 36 0.25 2- 7- 9 19 Tara Gray Minnesota Duluth SR D 30 0.27 3- 5- 8 Erika Wheelhouse Bemidji State SO D 35 0.23 1- 7- 8 21 Jackie Otto Minnesota State JR D 36 0.19 0- 7- 7 22 Becky Allis Ohio State FR D 32 0.19 2- 4- 6 Baylee Gillanders Minnesota FR D 38 0.16 0- 6- 6 24 Noora Jaakkola Minnesota Duluth FR D 34 0.15 0- 5- 5 25 Alev Kelter Wisconsin SO D 24 0.17 0- 4- 4 Jocelyn Zabrick St. Cloud State SO D 30 0.13 0- 4- 4 Emilia Andersson Minnesota State SO D 32 0.12 0- 4- 4 Michelle Burke St. Cloud State FR D 33 0.12 1- 3- 4 Mariia Posa Minnesota Duluth SO D/D 34 0.12 1- 3- 4 Kimberly Lieder Bemidji State JR D 35 0.11 1- 3- 4 Kayla Berg North Dakota FR D 36 0.11 0- 4- 4 Madison Kolls North Dakota FR D 36 0.11 0- 4- 4 Teal Bishop Ohio State SR D 36 0.11 0- 4- 4

Freshman Scoring: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Amanda Kessel Minnesota F 35 1.43 19-31-50 2 Kelly Terry Minnesota F 38 1.03 15-24-39 3 Sarah Davis Minnesota F 38 0.84 11-21-32 4 Madison Packer Wisconsin F 38 0.68 13-13-26 5 Brittany Ammerman Wisconsin F 39 0.64 13-12-25 6 Kathleen Rogan Minnesota State F 36 0.58 12- 9-21 7 Brienna Gillanders Minnesota Duluth F 34 0.53 10- 8-18 8 Ally Tarr Ohio State F 36 0.39 7- 7-14 9 Jamie Kenyon Minnesota Duluth F 34 0.38 5- 8-13 10 Julia Gilbert St. Cloud State F 35 0.31 6- 5-11 11 Molli Mott St. Cloud State F 34 0.29 5- 5-10 Tracy McCann Minnesota State F 35 0.29 6- 4-10 Kelly Jaminski Wisconsin D 41 0.24 0-10-10 14 Bethany Brausen Minnesota F 38 0.24 2- 7- 9 15 Nicole Germaine Minnesota State F 26 0.23 1- 5- 6 Becky Allis Ohio State D 32 0.19 2- 4- 6 Kari Lundberg Minnesota State F 34 0.18 1- 5- 6 Baylee Gillanders Minnesota D 38 0.16 0- 6- 6 19 Melissa Klippenstein Minnesota State F 33 0.15 3- 2- 5 Kelsie Scott Minnesota State F 33 0.15 2- 3- 5 Noora Jaakkola Minnesota Duluth D 34 0.15 0- 5- 5 Sydney Burghardt St. Cloud State F 35 0.14 0- 5- 5 23 Michelle Burke St. Cloud State D 33 0.12 1- 3- 4 Kayla Berg North Dakota D 36 0.11 0- 4- 4 Madison Kolls North Dakota D 36 0.11 0- 4- 4

Goals Against Average: Minutes GA GAA 1 Kim Martin Minnesota Duluth SR 1174:51 27 1.38 2 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin FR 1844:52 54 1.76 3 Noora Räty Minnesota SO 2036:41 60 1.77 4 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State JR 1631:38 50 1.84 5 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth SO 841:14 26 1.85 6 Stephanie Ney North Dakota JR 1492:03 58 2.33 7 Lisa Steffes Ohio State FR 2158:05 112 3.11 8 Alli Altmann Minnesota State JR 1557:41 82 3.16 9 Ashley Nixon St. Cloud State SR 1644:38 139 5.07 Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Save Percentage: Saves GA Pct 1 Kim Martin Minnesota Duluth SR 484 27 .947 2 Noora Räty Minnesota SO 964 60 .941 3 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State JR 692 50 .933 4 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth SO 351 26 .931 5 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin FR 630 54 .921 6 Stephanie Ney North Dakota JR 632 58 .916 7 Lisa Steffes Ohio State FR 1085 112 .906 8 Alli Altmann Minnesota State JR 737 82 .900 9 Ashley Nixon St. Cloud State SR 946 139 .872 Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Winning Percentage: W- L- T Pct 1 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin FR 27- 1- 2 .933 2 Noora Räty Minnesota SO 25- 8- 2 .743 3 Kim Martin Minnesota Duluth SR 14- 6- 0 .700 4 Stephanie Ney North Dakota JR 16- 7- 2 .680 5 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth SO 8- 3- 3 .679 6 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State JR 13-11- 3 .537 7 Lisa Steffes Ohio State FR 14-19- 3 .431 8 Alli Altmann Minnesota State JR 4-21- 2 .185 9 Ashley Nixon St. Cloud State SR 1-28- 1 .050 Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Team Statistics • Conference Games • Final

Scoring Offense: Games Goals G/GM Combined Special Teams: Totals PCT 1 Wisconsin 28 140 5.00 1 Minnesota 153/260 58.8 2 Minnesota Duluth 28 109 3.89 2 Wisconsin 114/213 53.5 3 Minnesota 28 100 3.57 3 Minnesota Duluth 139/262 53.1 4 North Dakota 28 96 3.43 4 Bemidji State 101/194 52.1 5 Ohio State 28 69 2.46 5 Minnesota State 102/209 48.8 6 Bemidji State 28 53 1.89 6 North Dakota 135/280 48.2 7 Minnesota State 28 47 1.68 7 Ohio State 103/222 46.4 8 St. Cloud State 28 23 0.82 8 St. Cloud State 106/266 39.8

Scoring Defense: Games Goals G/GM Special Teams Net: PPF SHA PP PPA SHF SH NET 1 Minnesota Duluth 28 49 1.75 1 Minnesota Duluth 29 0 +29 15 6 -9 +20 2 Wisconsin 28 50 1.79 2 Wisconsin 29 3 +26 14 7 -7 +19 3 Minnesota 28 52 1.86 3 Minnesota 25 2 +23 16 5 -11 +12 4 Bemidji State 28 71 2.54 4 Bemidji State 16 3 +13 9 2 -7 +6 5 North Dakota 28 79 2.82 5 North Dakota 29 6 +23 19 0 -19 +4 6 Ohio State 28 100 3.57 6 Ohio State 19 5 +14 20 3 -17 -3 7 Minnesota State 28 101 3.61 7 Minnesota State 8 4 +4 26 4 -22 -18 8 St. Cloud State 28 135 4.82 8 St. Cloud State 8 5 +3 44 1 -43 -40

Penalty Minutes: Games PIM PIM/G Scoring by Periods: 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 North Dakota 28 409 14.6 1 Wisconsin 49 50 38 3 140 2 Minnesota Duluth 28 389 13.9 2 Minnesota Duluth 30 42 37 0 109 3 St. Cloud State 28 386 13.8 3 Minnesota 34 39 26 1 100 4 Minnesota 28 382 13.6 4 North Dakota 32 29 33 2 96 5 Minnesota State 28 278 9.9 5 Ohio State 14 24 31 0 69 6 Ohio State 28 249 8.9 6 Bemidji State 21 17 14 1 53 7 Bemidji State 28 233 8.3 7 Minnesota State 17 14 16 0 47 8 Wisconsin 28 220 7.9 8 St. Cloud State 3 10 10 0 23

Power Play: Totals SHA PCT Goals Allowed by Periods: 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Wisconsin 29/114 3 25.4 1 Minnesota Duluth 14 21 13 1 49 2 Minnesota 25/116 2 21.6 2 Wisconsin 12 22 16 0 50 3 Minnesota Duluth 29/137 0 21.2 3 Minnesota 17 17 18 0 52 4 North Dakota 29/155 6 18.7 4 Bemidji State 23 21 26 1 71 5 Ohio State 19/118 5 16.1 5 North Dakota 30 28 21 0 79 6 Bemidji State 16/100 3 16.0 6 Ohio State 27 34 35 4 100 7 Minnesota State 8/ 89 4 9.0 7 Minnesota State 28 41 31 1 101 8 St. Cloud State 8/124 5 6.5 8 St. Cloud State 49 41 45 0 135

Penalty Kill: Totals SHF PCT 1 Bemidji State 85/ 94 2 90.4 2 Minnesota 128/144 5 88.9 3 Minnesota Duluth 110/125 6 88.0 4 Wisconsin 85/ 99 7 85.9 5 North Dakota 106/125 0 84.8 6 Ohio State 84/104 3 80.8 7 Minnesota State 94/120 4 78.3 8 St. Cloud State 98/142 1 69.0 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Player Statistics • Conference Games • Final

Point Scoring: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 28 2.18 27-34-61 2 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 28 1.82 23-28-51 3 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 28 1.79 29-21-50 4 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota SO F 25 1.88 23-24-47 5 Elin Holmlov Minnesota Duluth SR F 28 1.57 16-28-44 6 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota SO F/D 25 1.64 14-27-41 7 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth JR F 19 1.95 15-22-37 8 Laura McIntosh Ohio State JR F 26 1.38 10-26-36 9 Amanda Kessel Minnesota FR F 25 1.36 11-23-34 Kelly Terry Minnesota FR F 28 1.21 14-20-34 11 Pernilla Winberg Minnesota Duluth SO F 27 1.19 13-19-32 12 Erin Cody Bemidji State SR F 28 1.11 17-14-31 Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth SO F 28 1.11 10-21-31 14 Alyssa Wiebe North Dakota JR F 28 1.07 12-18-30 15 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin JR F 26 1.12 10-19-29 Sarah Erickson Minnesota JR F 27 1.07 14-15-29 17 Natalie Spooner Ohio State JR F 22 1.18 17- 9-26 Sarah Davis Minnesota FR F 28 0.93 9-17-26 19 Jocelyne Larocque Minnesota Duluth SR D 26 0.92 6-18-24 Anne Schleper Minnesota JR D 28 0.86 7-17-24 21 Jen Schoullis Minnesota JR F 28 0.79 12-10-22 22 Hokey Langan Ohio State SO F 19 1.11 10-11-21 Jordan Slavin North Dakota SO D 24 0.88 6-15-21 Laura Fridfinnson Minnesota Duluth SR F 28 0.75 9-12-21 25 Madison Packer Wisconsin FR F 28 0.71 10-10-20 Sara Dagenais North Dakota JR F 28 0.71 9-11-20 Annie Bauerfeld Bemidji State SR F 28 0.71 6-14-20 28 Mallory Deluce Wisconsin SR F 26 0.73 5-14-19 Audrey Cournoyer Minnesota Duluth SO F 28 0.68 10- 9-19 Katherine Wilson Minnesota Duluth SO F 28 0.68 6-13-19 31 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin JR F 25 0.72 10- 8-18 Emily Erickson Bemidji State SO F 26 0.69 12- 6-18 Shannon Reilly Ohio State SR D 26 0.69 7-11-18 Kathleen Rogan Minnesota State FR F 28 0.64 11- 7-18 35 Brittany Ammerman Wisconsin FR F 26 0.65 10- 7-17 Brienna Gillanders Minnesota Duluth FR F 28 0.61 9- 8-17 37 Allison Parizek North Dakota SO F 26 0.62 7- 9-16 Becky Kortum Minnesota SO F 28 0.57 13- 3-16 Kelly Wild Ohio State JR D 28 0.57 2-14-16 40 Megan Bozek Minnesota SO D 27 0.56 5-10-15 41 Mary Loken North Dakota SO F 28 0.50 7- 7-14 42 Kelly Seeler Minnesota JR D 28 0.46 3-10-13 Lauren Smith Minnesota State SO F 28 0.46 3-10-13 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State JR D 28 0.46 2-11-13 45 Brittany Haverstock Wisconsin JR D 26 0.46 4- 8-12 Ally Tarr Ohio State FR F 28 0.43 7- 5-12 Geena Prough Wisconsin SR D/F 28 0.43 3- 9-12 48 Nina Tikkinen Minnesota State SR F 19 0.58 5- 6-11 Stefanie McKeough Wisconsin SO D/D 26 0.42 3- 8-11 Erin Johnson Bemidji State SR F 28 0.39 4- 7-11 Sadie Lundquist Bemidji State SO F 28 0.39 3- 8-11 52 Moira O'Connor Minnesota State JR F 27 0.37 4- 6-10 Tracy McCann Minnesota State FR F 28 0.36 6- 4-10 Tina Hollowell Ohio State SO F 28 0.36 1- 9-10 55 Jamie Kenyon Minnesota Duluth FR F 28 0.32 4- 5- 9 Mira Jalosuo Minnesota SO D 28 0.32 2- 7- 9 Candace Molle North Dakota SO D 28 0.32 2- 7- 9 58 Minttu Tuominen Ohio State SO F 24 0.33 2- 6- 8 Paige Semenza Ohio State SO F 26 0.31 4- 4- 8 Julia Gilbert St. Cloud State FR F 28 0.29 5- 3- 8 Molli Mott St. Cloud State FR F 28 0.29 4- 4- 8 Ashley Furia North Dakota SO D/F 28 0.29 2- 6- 8 Marlee Wheelhouse Bemidji State JR D 28 0.29 1- 7- 8 Bethany Brausen Minnesota FR F 28 0.29 1- 7- 8 65 Tara Gray Minnesota Duluth SR D 24 0.29 3- 4- 7 Kelly Nash Wisconsin SR F 25 0.28 2- 5- 7 Kelsey Ketcher North Dakota JR F 28 0.25 5- 2- 7 Saige Pacholok Wisconsin SO D 28 0.25 1- 6- 7 Jackie Otto Minnesota State JR D 28 0.25 0- 7- 7 70 Holly Perkins North Dakota SO F 7 0.86 3- 3- 6 Nicole Germaine Minnesota State FR F 20 0.30 1- 5- 6 Margot Miller North Dakota JR F 23 0.26 2- 4- 6 Emmi Leinonen Minnesota State JR F 24 0.25 3- 3- 6 Laura May Minnesota SR F 26 0.23 3- 3- 6 Melissa Feste Ohio State JR F 28 0.21 3- 3- 6 Lauren Zrust Minnesota State SO F 28 0.21 2- 4- 6 Samantha Downey Minnesota SO F 28 0.21 1- 5- 6 Kari Lundberg Minnesota State FR F 28 0.21 1- 5- 6 Anne Dronen Wisconsin SR D 28 0.21 1- 5- 6 Erika Wheelhouse Bemidji State SO D 28 0.21 0- 6- 6 Baylee Gillanders Minnesota FR D 28 0.21 0- 6- 6 Kelly Jaminski Wisconsin FR D 28 0.21 0- 6- 6 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 WCHA Women’s Player Statistics • Conference Games con’t

83 Stephanie Roy North Dakota SR F 20 0.25 4- 1- 5 Becky Allis Ohio State FR D 24 0.21 1- 4- 5 Kim Theut Ohio State JR F 28 0.18 3- 2- 5 Alex Nelson St. Cloud State SO F 28 0.18 3- 2- 5 Vanessa Thibault Minnesota Duluth SO F 28 0.18 2- 3- 5 Haylea Schmid St. Cloud State SO F 28 0.18 2- 3- 5 89 Melissa Klippenstein Minnesota State FR F 25 0.16 2- 2- 4 Brittany Toor St. Cloud State JR F 26 0.15 3- 1- 4 Lauren Williams Bemidji State JR F 26 0.15 2- 2- 4 Kelsie Scott Minnesota State FR F 26 0.15 2- 2- 4 Emilia Andersson Minnesota State SO D 26 0.15 0- 4- 4 Ariel Mackley Minnesota State JR F 28 0.14 2- 2- 4 Breann Frykas Wisconsin SO F 28 0.14 2- 2- 4 Noora Jaakkola Minnesota Duluth FR D 28 0.14 0- 4- 4 Sydney Burghardt St. Cloud State FR F 28 0.14 0- 4- 4 98 Emily West Minnesota SR F 2 1.50 2- 1- 3 Amy Udvig Minnesota State SR D 18 0.17 1- 2- 3 Lisa Edman Minnesota State SR F 20 0.15 3- 0- 3 Christina Mancuso Ohio State SR F 24 0.12 1- 2- 3 Tess Dusik Bemidji State FR F 24 0.12 0- 3- 3 Ashley Nixon St. Cloud State SR G 24 0.12 0- 3- 3 Terra Rasmussen Minnesota SR F 25 0.12 2- 1- 3 Jocelyn Zabrick St. Cloud State SO D 25 0.12 0- 3- 3 Noora Räty Minnesota SO G 26 0.12 0- 3- 3 Kacy Ambroz Minnesota Duluth JR F 28 0.11 3- 0- 3 Lisa Martinson St. Cloud State SO D 28 0.11 2- 1- 3 Kimberly Lieder Bemidji State JR D 28 0.11 1- 2- 3 Gina Dodge Minnesota Duluth SO F 28 0.11 1- 2- 3 Kylie Lane St. Cloud State SO F 28 0.11 1- 2- 3 Kayla Berg North Dakota FR D 28 0.11 0- 3- 3 Madison Kolls North Dakota FR D 28 0.11 0- 3- 3 Lisa Steffes Ohio State FR G 28 0.11 0- 3- 3 Katie Allen St. Cloud State SO D 28 0.11 0- 3- 3 116 Darion Bruyere-Fontaine Minnesota State FR F 8 0.25 1- 1- 2 Alev Kelter Wisconsin SO D 15 0.13 0- 2- 2 Jenna Kilpatrick Ohio State SR F 19 0.11 1- 1- 2 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State JR G 23 0.09 0- 2- 2 Allie Duellman Bemidji State FR D 25 0.08 1- 1- 2 Danielle Williams Bemidji State FR D/F 26 0.08 1- 1- 2 Michelle Burke St. Cloud State FR D 26 0.08 1- 1- 2 Erika Magnusson Minnesota State SO D 27 0.07 0- 2- 2 Amanda Boskovich Ohio State SO F 27 0.07 0- 2- 2 Abby Williams Bemidji State SO F 28 0.07 2- 0- 2 Mariia Posa Minnesota Duluth SO D/D 28 0.07 1- 1- 2 Mackenzie Thurston Bemidji State SO F 28 0.07 0- 2- 2 Megan Gilbert North Dakota SO F 28 0.07 0- 2- 2 Teal Bishop Ohio State SR D 28 0.07 0- 2- 2 130 Alana McElhinney Bemidji State JR G 8 0.12 0- 1- 1 Becca Ruegsegger Wisconsin SO G 9 0.11 0- 1- 1 Callie Dahl St. Cloud State SO F 10 0.10 1- 0- 1 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth SO G 12 0.08 0- 1- 1 Danielle Scholzen Minnesota State FR D 14 0.07 0- 1- 1 Kayla Capistrant St. Cloud State FR F 14 0.07 0- 1- 1 Kim Martin Minnesota Duluth SR G 17 0.06 0- 1- 1 Stephanie Ney North Dakota JR G 21 0.05 0- 1- 1 Jaclyn Daggit St. Cloud State JR D 25 0.04 0- 1- 1 Molly Arola Bemidji State SO F 27 0.04 1- 0- 1 Ashley Stenerson Minnesota FR F/D 27 0.04 1- 0- 1 Amanda Monkman St. Cloud State FR D 27 0.04 0- 1- 1 Dana Gallop Minnesota Duluth FR F 28 0.04 1- 0- 1 Courtney Josefson St. Cloud State SR F 28 0.04 1- 0- 1 Ashley Holmes North Dakota JR D 28 0.04 0- 1- 1 Diana Karouzos St. Cloud State SR D 28 0.04 0- 1- 1 Ellie Sitek St. Cloud State SO F 28 0.04 0- 1- 1 Amy Olson St. Cloud State FR F 28 0.04 0- 1- 1

Goal Scoring: GP GPG G 1 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 28 1.04 29 2 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 28 0.96 27 3 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota SO F 25 0.92 23 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 28 0.82 23 5 Natalie Spooner Ohio State JR F 22 0.77 17 Erin Cody Bemidji State SR F 28 0.61 17 7 Elin Holmlov Minnesota Duluth SR F 28 0.57 16 8 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth JR F 19 0.79 15 9 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota SO F/D 25 0.56 14 Sarah Erickson Minnesota JR F 27 0.52 14 Kelly Terry Minnesota FR F 28 0.50 14 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 WCHA Women’s Player Statistics • Conference Games con’t

Assist Scoring: GP APG A 1 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 28 1.21 34 2 Elin Holmlov Minnesota Duluth SR F 28 1.00 28 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 28 1.00 28 4 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota SO F/D 25 1.08 27 5 Laura McIntosh Ohio State JR F 26 1.00 26 6 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota SO F 25 0.96 24 7 Amanda Kessel Minnesota FR F 25 0.92 23 8 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth JR F 19 1.16 22 9 Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth SO F 28 0.75 21 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 28 0.75 21

Power Play Points: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 28 0.71 9-11-20 2 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota SO F/D 25 0.68 6-11-17 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota SO F 25 0.68 5-12-17 4 Anne Schleper Minnesota JR D 28 0.57 4-12-16 5 Laura McIntosh Ohio State JR F 26 0.54 2-12-14 6 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin JR F 26 0.50 5- 8-13 7 Erin Cody Bemidji State SR F 28 0.43 5- 7-12 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 28 0.43 5- 7-12 Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth SO F 28 0.43 2-10-12 10 Brienna Gillanders Minnesota Duluth FR F 28 0.39 8- 3-11

Power Play Goals: GP GPG G 1 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 28 0.32 9 2 Brienna Gillanders Minnesota Duluth FR F 28 0.29 8 3 Natalie Spooner Ohio State JR F 22 0.32 7 4 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota SO F/D 25 0.24 6 Emily Erickson Bemidji State SO F 26 0.23 6 Audrey Cournoyer Minnesota Duluth SO F 28 0.21 6 7 Hokey Langan Ohio State SO F 19 0.26 5 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota SO F 25 0.20 5 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin JR F 26 0.19 5 Erin Cody Bemidji State SR F 28 0.18 5 Kelsey Ketcher North Dakota JR F 28 0.18 5 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 28 0.18 5

Short-Handed Points: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Elin Holmlov Minnesota Duluth SR F 28 0.14 1- 3- 4 2 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth JR F 19 0.16 2- 1- 3 Laura Fridfinnson Minnesota Duluth SR F 28 0.11 2- 1- 3 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 28 0.11 1- 2- 3 5 Amanda Kessel Minnesota FR F 25 0.08 2- 0- 2 Mallory Deluce Wisconsin SR F 26 0.08 1- 1- 2 Kathleen Rogan Minnesota State FR F 28 0.07 2- 0- 2 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 28 0.07 2- 0- 2 Annie Bauerfeld Bemidji State SR F 28 0.07 1- 1- 2 Kelly Terry Minnesota FR F 28 0.07 1- 1- 2 Jamie Kenyon Minnesota Duluth FR F 28 0.07 1- 1- 2 Jackie Otto Minnesota State JR D 28 0.07 0- 2- 2 Tina Hollowell Ohio State SO F 28 0.07 0- 2- 2

Game-Winning Goals: GP G 1 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 28 9 2 Sarah Erickson Minnesota JR F 27 5 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 28 5 4 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 28 4 5 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth JR F 19 3 Stephanie Roy North Dakota SR F 20 3 Natalie Spooner Ohio State JR F 22 3 Jocelyne Larocque Minnesota Duluth SR D 26 3 Megan Bozek Minnesota SO D 27 3 Pernilla Winberg Minnesota Duluth SO F 27 3 Erin Johnson Bemidji State SR F 28 3 Becky Kortum Minnesota SO F 28 3 Sarah Davis Minnesota FR F 28 3 Brienna Gillanders Minnesota Duluth FR F 28 3 Mary Loken North Dakota SO F 28 3

Defenseman Scoring: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Jocelyne Larocque Minnesota Duluth SR D 26 0.92 6-18-24 Anne Schleper Minnesota JR D 28 0.86 7-17-24 3 Jordan Slavin North Dakota SO D 24 0.88 6-15-21 4 Shannon Reilly Ohio State SR D 26 0.69 7-11-18 5 Kelly Wild Ohio State JR D 28 0.57 2-14-16 6 Megan Bozek Minnesota SO D 27 0.56 5-10-15 7 Kelly Seeler Minnesota JR D 28 0.46 3-10-13 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State JR D 28 0.46 2-11-13 9 Brittany Haverstock Wisconsin JR D 26 0.46 4- 8-12 Geena Prough Wisconsin SR D/F 28 0.43 3- 9-12 11 Stefanie McKeough Wisconsin SO D/D 26 0.42 3- 8-11 12 Mira Jalosuo Minnesota SO D 28 0.32 2- 7- 9 Candace Molle North Dakota SO D 28 0.32 2- 7- 9 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 WCHA Women’s Player Statistics • Conference Games con’t

14 Ashley Furia North Dakota SO D/F 28 0.29 2- 6- 8 Marlee Wheelhouse Bemidji State JR D 28 0.29 1- 7- 8 16 Tara Gray Minnesota Duluth SR D 24 0.29 3- 4- 7 Saige Pacholok Wisconsin SO D 28 0.25 1- 6- 7 Jackie Otto Minnesota State JR D 28 0.25 0- 7- 7 19 Anne Dronen Wisconsin SR D 28 0.21 1- 5- 6 Erika Wheelhouse Bemidji State SO D 28 0.21 0- 6- 6 Baylee Gillanders Minnesota FR D 28 0.21 0- 6- 6 Kelly Jaminski Wisconsin FR D 28 0.21 0- 6- 6 23 Becky Allis Ohio State FR D 24 0.21 1- 4- 5 24 Emilia Andersson Minnesota State SO D 26 0.15 0- 4- 4 Noora Jaakkola Minnesota Duluth FR D 28 0.14 0- 4- 4

Freshman Scoring: GP PPG G- A- P 1 Amanda Kessel Minnesota F 25 1.36 11-23-34 Kelly Terry Minnesota F 28 1.21 14-20-34 3 Sarah Davis Minnesota F 28 0.93 9-17-26 4 Madison Packer Wisconsin F 28 0.71 10-10-20 5 Kathleen Rogan Minnesota State F 28 0.64 11- 7-18 6 Brittany Ammerman Wisconsin F 26 0.65 10- 7-17 Brienna Gillanders Minnesota Duluth F 28 0.61 9- 8-17 8 Ally Tarr Ohio State F 28 0.43 7- 5-12 9 Tracy McCann Minnesota State F 28 0.36 6- 4-10 10 Jamie Kenyon Minnesota Duluth F 28 0.32 4- 5- 9 11 Julia Gilbert St. Cloud State F 28 0.29 5- 3- 8 Molli Mott St. Cloud State F 28 0.29 4- 4- 8 Bethany Brausen Minnesota F 28 0.29 1- 7- 8 14 Nicole Germaine Minnesota State F 20 0.30 1- 5- 6 Kari Lundberg Minnesota State F 28 0.21 1- 5- 6 Baylee Gillanders Minnesota D 28 0.21 0- 6- 6 Kelly Jaminski Wisconsin D 28 0.21 0- 6- 6 18 Becky Allis Ohio State D 24 0.21 1- 4- 5 19 Melissa Klippenstein Minnesota State F 25 0.16 2- 2- 4 Kelsie Scott Minnesota State F 26 0.15 2- 2- 4 Noora Jaakkola Minnesota Duluth D 28 0.14 0- 4- 4 Sydney Burghardt St. Cloud State F 28 0.14 0- 4- 4 23 Tess Dusik Bemidji State F 24 0.12 0- 3- 3 Kayla Berg North Dakota D 28 0.11 0- 3- 3 Madison Kolls North Dakota D 28 0.11 0- 3- 3 Lisa Steffes Ohio State G 28 0.11 0- 3- 3

Goals Against Average: Minutes GA GAA 1 Kim Martin Minnesota Duluth SR 995:41 25 1.51 2 Noora Räty Minnesota SO 1515:01 43 1.70 3 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State JR 1316:48 40 1.82 4 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin FR 1171:17 36 1.84 5 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth SO 661:37 22 2.00 6 Stephanie Ney North Dakota JR 1177:30 47 2.39 7 Alli Altmann Minnesota State JR 1139:39 64 3.37 8 Lisa Steffes Ohio State FR 1679:53 96 3.43 9 Ashley Nixon St. Cloud State SR 1316:35 104 4.74 Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Save Percentage: Saves GA Pct 1 Noora Räty Minnesota SO 711 43 .943 2 Kim Martin Minnesota Duluth SR 405 25 .942 3 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State JR 564 40 .934 4 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth SO 278 22 .927 5 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin FR 407 36 .919 6 Stephanie Ney North Dakota JR 507 47 .915 7 Lisa Steffes Ohio State FR 884 96 .902 8 Alli Altmann Minnesota State JR 577 64 .900 9 Ashley Nixon St. Cloud State SR 781 104 .882 Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Winning Percentage: W- L- T Pct 1 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin FR 16- 1- 2 .895 2 Noora Räty Minnesota SO 18- 6- 2 .731 3 Kim Martin Minnesota Duluth SR 12- 5- 0 .706 4 Stephanie Ney North Dakota JR 13- 5- 2 .700 5 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth SO 6- 2- 3 .682 6 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State JR 11- 8- 3 .568 7 Lisa Steffes Ohio State FR 8-17- 3 .339 8 Alli Altmann Minnesota State JR 3-16- 1 .175 9 Ashley Nixon St. Cloud State SR 1-22- 1 .062 Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 2010-11 Div. 1 Women’s Team Statistics • National Leaders • All Games • Final

Scoring Offense: Games Goals G/GM other WCHA teams 1 Wisconsin 41 212 5.17 11 North Dakota 32/191 10 16.8 2 Mercyhurst 35 177 5.06 12 Ohio State 25/151 5 16.6 3 Cornell 35 157 4.49 20 Bemidji State 18/134 4 13.4 4 Holy Cross 27 111 4.11 33 Minnesota State 9/111 4 8.1 5 Minnesota Duluth 34 132 3.88 35 St. Cloud State 9/147 6 6.1 6 Boston University 38 132 3.47 Minnesota 38 132 3.47 Penalty Kill: Totals SHF PCT 8 Dartmouth 34 112 3.29 1 Cornell 111/119 5 93.3 9 North Dakota 36 116 3.22 2 Boston University 157/169 7 92.9 10 Harvard 32 97 3.03 3 New Hampshire 143/156 2 91.7 other WCHA teams 4 Quinnipiac 104/116 3 89.7 14 Ohio State 36 99 2.75 5 Mercyhurst 179/200 9 89.5 t22 Bemidji State 35 70 2.00 6 Minnesota 164/184 6 89.1 31 Minnesota State 36 53 1.47 7 Minnesota Duluth 126/142 7 88.7 35 St. Cloud State 35 31 0.89 8 Boston College 165/186 4 88.7 9 Dartmouth 132/149 3 88.6 Scoring Defense: Games Goals G/GM 10 Wisconsin 126/143 13 88.1 1 Cornell 35 39 1.11 other WCHA teams 2 Minnesota Duluth 34 55 1.62 12 Bemidji State 107/123 2 87.0 3 Quinnipiac 37 63 1.70 15 North Dakota 141/164 2 86.0 4 Wisconsin 41 70 1.71 29 Minnesota State 127/157 5 80.9 5 Boston College 37 64 1.73 32 Ohio State 105/133 4 78.9 6 Minnesota 38 69 1.82 35 St. Cloud State 119/176 1 67.6 7 Boston University 38 70 1.84 8 Providence 35 68 1.94 Team Winning Percentage: W- L- T Win% 9 Mercyhurst 35 70 2.00 1 Wisconsin 37- 2- 2 .927 10 Princeton 31 64 2.06 2 Cornell 31- 3- 1 .900 other WCHA teams 3 Mercyhurst 29- 6- 0 .829 19 Bemidji State 35 88 2.51 4 Boston University 27- 7- 4 .763 27 North Dakota 36 103 2.86 5 Boston College 24- 7- 6 .730 30 Ohio State 36 116 3.22 6 Minnesota 26-10- 2 .711 31 Minnesota State 36 122 3.39 7 Minnesota Duluth 22- 9- 3 .691 35 St. Cloud State 35 177 5.06 8 Holy Cross 17- 9- 1 .648 9 Dartmouth 22-12- 0 .647 Scoring Margin: Games GF GF/G GA GA/G Margin 10 Providence 22-12- 1 .643 1 Wisconsin 41 212 5.17 70 1.71 3.46 11 Quinnipiac 22-12- 3 .635 2 Cornell 35 157 4.49 39 1.11 3.37 12 North Dakota 20-13- 3 .597 3 Mercyhurst 35 177 5.06 70 2.00 3.06 13 Harvard 17-11- 4 .594 4 Minnesota Duluth 34 132 3.88 55 1.62 2.26 14 Northeastern 16-13- 8 .541 5 Holy Cross 27 111 4.11 57 2.11 2.00 15 Princeton 16-14- 1 .532 6 Minnesota 38 132 3.47 69 1.82 1.66 16 St. Lawrence 16-18- 2 .472 7 Boston University 38 132 3.47 70 1.84 1.63 Syracuse 14-16- 6 .472 8 Quinnipiac 37 105 2.84 63 1.70 1.14 18 New Hampshire 14-16- 2 .469 Boston College 37 106 2.86 64 1.73 1.14 19 Clarkson 14-17- 6 .459 10 Providence 35 102 2.91 68 1.94 0.97 20 Bemidji State 14-17- 4 .457 other WCHA teams 21 Ohio State 14-19- 3 .431 13 North Dakota 36 116 3.22 103 2.86 0.36 22 Maine 12-17- 5 .426 21 Ohio State 36 99 2.75 116 3.22 -0.47 23 13-19- 3 .414 22 Bemidji State 35 70 2.00 88 2.51 -0.51 24 Niagara 11-17- 5 .409 31 Minnesota State 36 53 1.47 122 3.39 -1.92 25 Rensselaer 10-18- 7 .386 35 St. Cloud State 35 31 0.89 177 5.06 -4.17 26 Colgate 11-19- 3 .379 27 Yale 9-17- 3 .362 Penalty Minutes: Games PIM PIM/G 28 Vermont 7-17- 9 .348 1 North Dakota 36 493 13.7 29 Wayne State 8-21- 2 .290 2 St. Cloud State 35 479 13.7 30 Robert Morris 6-21- 7 .279 3 Mercyhurst 35 460 13.1 31 Sacred Heart 8-21- 0 .276 4 Syracuse 36 470 13.1 32 Minnesota State 8-25- 3 .264 5 Maine 34 440 12.9 33 Brown 2-23- 4 .138 6 Minnesota 38 474 12.5 34 Union 2-29- 3 .103 7 Minnesota Duluth 34 414 12.2 35 St. Cloud State 1-33- 1 .043 8 Colgate 33 363 11.0 9 Wayne State 31 338 10.9 Current Unbeaten Streak: W- L- T Games 10 Robert Morris 34 366 10.8 Wisconsin 25- 0- 2 27 other WCHA teams 14 Minnesota State 36 369 10.2 27 Ohio State 36 313 8.7 28 Bemidji State 35 297 8.5 33 Wisconsin 41 316 7.7

Power Play: Totals SHA PCT 1 Mercyhurst 51/195 1 26.2 2 Wisconsin 44/171 3 25.7 3 Cornell 39/153 1 25.5 4 Dartmouth 39/172 5 22.7 5 Holy Cross 26/116 1 22.4 6 Minnesota 36/165 3 21.8 7 Minnesota Duluth 35/164 1 21.3 8 Quinnipiac 32/161 2 19.9 9 Boston University 29/159 1 18.2 10 Maine 33/188 3 17.6 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 2010-11 Div. 1 Women’s Player Statistics • National Leaders • All Games • Final Points Per Game: GP G- A- P P/GM 1 Meghan Agosta Mercyhurst SR F 34 38-48-86 2.53 2 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 41 39-48-87 2.12 3 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 41 47-34-81 1.98 4 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 41 34-46-80 1.95 5 Stacey Hochkins Holy Cross JR F 26 24-22-46 1.77 6 Vicki Bendus Mercyhurst SR F 30 19-33-52 1.73 7 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota SO F 33 28-29-57 1.73 8 Jesse Scanzano Mercyhurst SR F 34 25-33-58 1.71 9 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota SO F/D 33 22-32-54 1.64 10 Kelli Stack Boston College SR F 36 36-22-58 1.61 11 Kelly Babstock Quinnipiac FR F 37 30-29-59 1.59 12 Jenn Wakefield Boston University JR F 34 32-22-54 1.59 13 Elin Holmlov Minnesota Duluth SR F 34 18-34-52 1.53 14 Jocelyn Kratchmer Holy Cross SR LW 27 22-19-41 1.52 15 Brianne Jenner Cornell FR F 33 23-27-50 1.52 Rebecca Johnston Cornell JR F 33 26-24-50 1.52 17 Bailey Bram Mercyhurst JR F 28 15-27-42 1.50 18 Chelsea Karpenko Cornell JR F 33 23-25-48 1.45 19 Amanda Kessel Minnesota FR F 35 19-31-50 1.43 20 Laura McIntosh Ohio State JR F 33 14-33-47 1.42 21 Catherine White Cornell JR F 33 21-24-45 1.36 22 Natalie Spooner Ohio State JR F 29 26-13-39 1.34 23 Isabel Menard Syracuse SO F 32 19-24-43 1.34 24 Laura Fortino Cornell SO D 33 9-32-41 1.24 25 Caroline English Holy Cross SO F 23 10-18-28 1.22 26 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin JR F 37 17-28-45 1.22 27 Christine Bestland Mercyhurst FR F 35 18-24-42 1.20 28 Sarah Erickson Minnesota JR F 37 21-22-43 1.16 29 Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth SO F 33 15-23-38 1.15 30 Hokey Langan Ohio State SO F 27 13-18-31 1.15 31 Camille Dumais Dartmouth SO F 34 18-20-38 1.12 32 Amanda Trunzo Dartmouth SR F 32 17-18-35 1.09 33 Erin Cody Bemidji State SR F 35 20-18-38 1.09 34 Nicola Garat Holy Cross JR F 27 19-10-29 1.07 35 Kelly Sabatine St. Lawrence SO F 32 15-19-34 1.06 36 Mary Restuccia Boston College JR F 37 11-28-39 1.05 37 Pernilla Winberg Minnesota Duluth SO F 33 13-21-34 1.03 38 Hayley Hughes Cornell SR F 34 17-18-35 1.03 39 Kelly Terry Minnesota FR F 38 15-24-39 1.03 40 Brittany Phillips Colgate SO F 33 15-18-33 1.00 41 Lauriane Rougeau Cornell SO D 33 4-28-32 0.97 42 Alyssa Wiebe North Dakota JR F 36 13-21-34 0.94 43 Kelly Foley Dartmouth JR F 34 17-15-32 0.94 44 Sara O'Malley Robert Morris SR F/F 34 14-17-31 0.91 45 Jocelyne Larocque Minnesota Duluth SR D 32 8-21-29 0.91 other WCHA players t50 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin JR F 36 19-12-31 0.86 t57 Jen Schoullis Minnesota JR F 38 18-14-32 0.84 Sarah Davis Minnesota FR F 38 11-21-32 0.84 t64 Emily Erickson Bemidji State SO F 33 16-11-27 0.82 t74 Audrey Cournoyer Minnesota Duluth SO F 34 15-11-26 0.76 78 Anne Schleper Minnesota JR D 38 8-20-28 0.74 81 Mallory Deluce Wisconsin SR F 37 8-19-27 0.73 t85 Laura Fridfinnson Minnesota Duluth SR F 34 10-14-24 0.71 90 Katherine Wilson Minnesota Duluth SO F 33 8-15-23 0.70 95 Madison Packer Wisconsin FR F 38 13-13-26 0.68 96 Shannon Reilly Ohio State SR D 34 9-14-23 0.68 Minimum 75% of Team Games Played

Goals Per Game: GP G G/GM 1 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 41 47 1.15 2 Meghan Agosta Mercyhurst SR F 34 38 1.12 3 Kelli Stack Boston College SR F 36 36 1.00 4 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 41 39 0.95 5 Jenn Wakefield Boston University JR F 34 32 0.94 6 Stacey Hochkins Holy Cross JR F 26 24 0.92 7 Natalie Spooner Ohio State JR F 29 26 0.90 8 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota SO F 33 28 0.85 9 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 41 34 0.83 10 Jocelyn Kratchmer Holy Cross SR LW 27 22 0.81 other WCHA players 17 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota SO F/D 33 22 0.67 21 Erin Cody Bemidji State SR F 35 20 0.57 22 Sarah Erickson Minnesota JR F 37 21 0.57 23 Amanda Kessel Minnesota FR F 35 19 0.54 t26 Elin Holmlov Minnesota Duluth SR F 34 18 0.53 28 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin JR F 36 19 0.53 33 Emily Erickson Bemidji State SO F 33 16 0.48 34 Hokey Langan Ohio State SO F 27 13 0.48 35 Jen Schoullis Minnesota JR F 38 18 0.47 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 Div. 1 Women’s Player Statistics • National Leaders • All Games con’t

Assists Per Game: GP A A/GM 1 Meghan Agosta Mercyhurst SR F 34 48 1.41 2 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 41 48 1.17 3 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 41 46 1.12 4 Vicki Bendus Mercyhurst SR F 30 33 1.10 5 Elin Holmlov Minnesota Duluth SR F 34 34 1.00 Laura McIntosh Ohio State JR F 33 33 1.00 7 Jesse Scanzano Mercyhurst SR F 34 33 0.97 8 Laura Fortino Cornell SO D 33 32 0.97 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota SO F/D 33 32 0.97 10 Bailey Bram Mercyhurst JR F 28 27 0.96 other WCHA players 11 Amanda Kessel Minnesota FR F 35 31 0.89 12 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota SO F 33 29 0.88 15 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 41 34 0.83 t20 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin JR F 37 28 0.76 27 Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth SO F 33 23 0.70 29 Hokey Langan Ohio State SO F 27 18 0.67 30 Jocelyne Larocque Minnesota Duluth SR D 32 21 0.66 32 Pernilla Winberg Minnesota Duluth SO F 33 21 0.64 33 Kelly Terry Minnesota FR F 38 24 0.63 37 Sarah Erickson Minnesota JR F 37 22 0.59

Power Play Goals: GP PPG/G PPG 1 Meghan Agosta Mercyhurst SR F 34 0.44 15 2 Chelsea Karpenko Cornell JR F 33 0.33 11 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 41 0.27 11 4 Natalie Spooner Ohio State JR F 29 0.34 10 5 Kelly Foley Dartmouth JR F 34 0.26 9 Brienna Gillanders Minnesota Duluth FR F 34 0.26 9 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 41 0.22 9 8 Camille Dumais Dartmouth SO F 34 0.24 8 Jennie Gallo Maine SR F 34 0.24 8 Jesse Scanzano Mercyhurst SR F 34 0.24 8 Christine Bestland Mercyhurst FR F 35 0.23 8 Kelli Stack Boston College SR F 36 0.22 8 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin JR F 37 0.22 8 other WCHA players t14 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota SO F/D 33 0.21 7 Audrey Cournoyer Minnesota Duluth SO F 34 0.21 7 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 41 0.17 7

Short-Handed Goals: GP SHG/G SHG 1 Meghan Agosta Mercyhurst SR F 34 0.12 4 Kelli Stack Boston College SR F 36 0.11 4 3 Marie-Philip Poulin Boston University FR F 28 0.11 3 Jesse Scanzano Mercyhurst SR F 34 0.09 3 Laura Fridfinnson Minnesota Duluth SR F 34 0.09 3 Amanda Kessel Minnesota FR F 35 0.09 3 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 41 0.07 3 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 41 0.07 3 other WCHA players t9 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth JR F 24 0.08 2 Paige Semenza Ohio State SO F 34 0.06 2 Kathleen Rogan Minnesota State FR F 36 0.06 2 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin JR F 36 0.06 2 Mallory Deluce Wisconsin SR F 37 0.05 2 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 41 0.05 2

Game-Winning Goals: GP GWG 1 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 41 12 2 Kelly Babstock Quinnipiac FR F 37 10 3 Meghan Agosta Mercyhurst SR F 34 9 4 Kelli Stack Boston College SR F 36 8 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 41 8 6 Jenn Wakefield Boston University JR F 34 6 Camille Dumais Dartmouth SO F 34 6 Sarah Erickson Minnesota JR F 37 6 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 41 6 other WCHA players t10 Natalie Spooner Ohio State JR F 29 5 Amanda Kessel Minnesota FR F 35 5

Points Per Game (Defensemen): GP G- A- P P/GM 1 Laura Fortino Cornell SO D 33 9-32-41 1.24 2 Lauriane Rougeau Cornell SO D 33 4-28-32 0.97 3 Jocelyne Larocque Minnesota Duluth SR D 32 8-21-29 0.91 4 Sasha Nanji Dartmouth SO D 34 14-16-30 0.88 5 Catherine Ward Boston University SR D 36 4-27-31 0.86 6 Harvard SO D 30 12-13-25 0.83 7 Tara Watchorn Boston University JR D 31 6-19-25 0.81 8 Cassea Schols Mercyhurst SR D 35 6-22-28 0.80 9 Ashley Cockell Syracuse SR D 34 11-16-27 0.79 10 Anne Schleper Minnesota JR D 38 8-20-28 0.74 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 Div. 1 Women’s Player Statistics • National Leaders • All Games con’t other WCHA players 15 Shannon Reilly Ohio State SR D 34 9-14-23 0.68 21 Megan Bozek Minnesota SO D 37 6-17-23 0.62 t30 Kelly Wild Ohio State JR D 36 3-16-19 0.53 32 Stefanie McKeough Wisconsin SO D/D 37 3-16-19 0.51 t37 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State JR D 35 2-14-16 0.46 Minimum 75% of Team Games Played

Points Per Game (Rookies): GP G- A- P P/GM 1 Kelly Babstock Quinnipiac F 37 30-29-59 1.59 2 Brianne Jenner Cornell F 33 23-27-50 1.52 3 Amanda Kessel Minnesota F 35 19-31-50 1.43 4 Christine Bestland Mercyhurst F 35 18-24-42 1.20 5 Kelly Terry Minnesota F 38 15-24-39 1.03 6 Thea Imbrogno Robert Morris F 34 12-17-29 0.85 7 Sarah Davis Minnesota F 38 11-21-32 0.84 8 Jessica Campbell Cornell F 31 11-15-26 0.84 9 Erica Uden Johansson Quinnipiac F 31 11-14-25 0.81 10 Olivia Mucha Princeton F 29 9-12-21 0.72 other WCHA players 13 Madison Packer Wisconsin F 38 13-13-26 0.68 19 Brittany Ammerman Wisconsin F 39 13-12-25 0.64 22 Kathleen Rogan Minnesota State F 36 12- 9-21 0.58 30 Brienna Gillanders Minnesota Duluth F 34 10- 8-18 0.53 42 Ally Tarr Ohio State F 36 7- 7-14 0.39 43 Jamie Kenyon Minnesota Duluth F 34 5- 8-13 0.38 Minimum 75% of Team Games Played

Goals Against Average: Minutes GA GAA 1 Amanda Mazzotta Cornell JR 1031:15 19 1.11 2 Lauren Slebodnick Cornell FR 890:01 17 1.15 3 Kim Martin Minnesota Duluth SR 1174:51 27 1.38 4 Molly Schaus Boston College SR 1989:32 48 1.45 5 Kerrin Sperry Boston University FR 1689:52 46 1.63 6 Victoria Vigilanti Quinnipiac SO 2179:57 61 1.68 7 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin FR 1844:52 54 1.76 8 Rachel Weber Princeton JR 1426:24 42 1.77 9 Noora Räty Minnesota SO 2036:41 60 1.77 10 Genevieve Lacasse Providence JR 1930:13 59 1.83 other WCHA players 11 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State JR 1631:38 50 1.84 13 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth SO 841:14 26 1.85 23 Stephanie Ney North Dakota JR 1492:03 58 2.33 38 Lisa Steffes Ohio State FR 2158:05 112 3.11 39 Alli Altmann Minnesota State JR 1557:41 82 3.16 Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Save Percentage: Saves GA Save% 1 Kim Martin Minnesota Duluth SR 484 27 .947 2 Amanda Mazzotta Cornell JR 324 19 .945 3 Lauren Slebodnick Cornell FR 278 17 .942 4 Molly Schaus Boston College SR 781 48 .942 5 Genevieve Lacasse Providence JR 948 59 .941 6 Noora Räty Minnesota SO 964 60 .941 7 Jackee Snikeris Yale SR 602 38 .941 8 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State JR 692 50 .933 9 Victoria Vigilanti Quinnipiac SO 841 61 .932 10 Roxanne Douville Vermont FR 581 43 .931 other WCHA players 11 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth SO 351 26 .931 20 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin FR 630 54 .921 25 Stephanie Ney North Dakota JR 632 58 .916 31 Lisa Steffes Ohio State FR 1085 112 .906 36 Alli Altmann Minnesota State JR 737 82 .900 Minimum 33% of Team Minutes Played

Winning Percentage: W- L- T Win% 1 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin FR 27- 1- 2 .933 2 Lauren Slebodnick Cornell FR 12- 1- 1 .893 3 Amanda Mazzotta Cornell JR 16- 2- 0 .889 4 Hillary Pattenden Mercyhurst JR 27- 6- 0 .818 5 Kerrin Sperry Boston University FR 21- 4- 3 .804 6 Molly Schaus Boston College SR 24- 5- 4 .788 7 Noora Räty Minnesota SO 25- 8- 2 .743 8 Kim Martin Minnesota Duluth SR 14- 6- 0 .700 9 Stephanie Ney North Dakota JR 16- 7- 2 .680 10 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth SO 8- 3- 3 .679 other WCHA players 20 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State JR 13-11- 3 .537

Shutouts: GP Shutouts 1 Noora Räty Minnesota SO 35 9 Victoria Vigilanti Quinnipiac SO 36 9 3 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin FR 31 7 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 2010-11 Div. 1 Women’s Player Statistics • Game Highs

Team Goals: 11 Maine vs Sacred Heart 09/25/2010 Assists: 4 Julie Rising Syracuse vs Northeastern 10/01/2010 Goals: 3 Jean O'Neill Providence vs Robert Morris 10/01/2010 Team Goals: 9 Mercyhurst vs St. Cloud State 10/01/2010 Points: 5 Hilary Knight Wisconsin vs Rensselaer 10/02/2010 Goals: 3 Hilary Knight Wisconsin vs Rensselaer 10/02/2010 Goals: 3 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin vs Bemidji State 10/08/2010 Goals: 3 Kelli Stack Boston College vs Syracuse 10/09/2010 Saves: 69 Brittany Ott Maine vs Mercyhurst 10/09/2010 Goals: 3 Kate Bacon Providence vs St. Lawrence 10/09/2010 Penalty Kill: 1.000 12 of 12 Maine vs Mercyhurst 10/10/2010 Goals: 3 Erica Uden Johansson Quinnipiac vs Sacred Heart 10/10/2010 Saves: 48 Alexius Schutt Sacred Heart vs Quinnipiac 10/10/2010 Goals: 3 Regan Boulton Quinnipiac vs Maine 10/15/2010 Saves: 65 Alexius Schutt Sacred Heart vs Union 10/15/2010 Goals: 4 Marie-Philip Poulin Boston University vs Wayne State 10/15/2010 Penalty Kill: 1.000 9 of 9 Boston University vs Wayne State 10/15/2010 Goals: 3 Isabel Menard Syracuse vs Connecticut 10/16/2010 Saves: 56 Alana McElhinney Bemidji State vs Mercyhurst 10/16/2010 Points: 5 Laura McIntosh Ohio State vs St. Cloud State 10/16/2010 Goals: 3 Laura McIntosh Ohio State vs St. Cloud State 10/16/2010 Penalty Kill: 1.000 9 of 9 New Hampshire vs Union 10/16/2010 Goals: 3 Kathleen Rogan Minnesota State vs North Dakota 10/22/2010 Goals: 3 Brianna Decker Wisconsin vs Ohio State 10/22/2010 Assists: 4 Jill Szandzik Wayne State vs Colgate 10/22/2010 Saves: 48 Lauren Dahm Clarkson vs Boston University 10/23/2010 Goals: 3 Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth vs Connecticut 10/23/2010 Saves: 52 Ashley Nixon St. Cloud State vs Minnesota 10/23/2010 Goals: 3 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota vs Minnesota State 10/23/2010 Goals: 4 Jessica Campbell Cornell vs Robert Morris 10/23/2010 Team Goals: 9 Cornell vs Robert Morris 10/23/2010 Goals: 3 Erin Cody Bemidji State vs St. Cloud State 10/29/2010 Penalty Kill: 1.000 9 of 9 Northeastern vs Vermont 10/29/2010 Goals: 3 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth vs Minnesota 10/30/2010 Goals: 3 Bailey Bram Mercyhurst vs Cornell 11/02/2010 Goals: 3 Jocelyn Kratchmer Holy Cross vs Sacred Heart 11/03/2010 Goals: 3 Sasha Nanji Dartmouth vs Princeton 11/12/2010 Goals: 3 Kelly Babstock Quinnipiac vs Harvard 11/12/2010 Goals: 3 Jordan Smelker Rensselaer vs Yale 11/12/2010 Goals: 3 Kelly Babstock Quinnipiac vs Dartmouth 11/13/2010 Goals: 3 Alyssa Baldin Wayne State vs Robert Morris 11/13/2010 Points: 5 Jess Jones Mercyhurst vs Wayne State 11/19/2010 Goals: 3 Meghan Agosta Mercyhurst vs Wayne State 11/19/2010 Goals: 3 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota vs St. Cloud State 11/19/2010 Goals: 3 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin vs Robert Morris 11/19/2010 Goals: 3 Kelli Stack Boston College vs Boston University 11/20/2010 Points: 6 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth vs Ohio State 11/20/2010 Goals: 3 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth vs Ohio State 11/20/2010 Saves: 50 Lisa Steffes Ohio State vs Minnesota Duluth 11/20/2010 Goals: 3 Hilary Knight Wisconsin vs Robert Morris 11/20/2010 Points: 5 Katie MacSorley Northeastern vs Providence 11/21/2010 Goals: 3 Katie MacSorley Northeastern vs Providence 11/21/2010 Points: 6 Kelly Babstock Quinnipiac vs Sacred Heart 11/26/2010 Assists: 4 Kelly Babstock Quinnipiac vs Sacred Heart 11/26/2010 Saves: 57 Alexius Schutt Sacred Heart vs Quinnipiac 11/26/2010 Team Goals: 9 Quinnipiac vs Sacred Heart 11/26/2010 Points: 5 Rebecca Johnston Cornell vs Niagara 11/27/2010 Goals: 3 Rebecca Johnston Cornell vs Niagara 11/27/2010 Points: 5 Jocelyn Slattery Connecticut vs Sacred Heart 11/27/2010 Goals: 3 Taylor Gross Connecticut vs Sacred Heart 11/27/2010 Assists: 5 Jocelyn Slattery Connecticut vs Sacred Heart 11/27/2010 Team Goals: 11 Connecticut vs Sacred Heart 11/27/2010 Saves: 57 Kallie Billadeau Syracuse vs Cornell 11/30/2010 Points: 6 Stacey Hochkins Holy Cross vs Plymouth State 12/03/2010 Points: 5 Caroline English Holy Cross vs Plymouth State 12/03/2010 Goals: 4 Stacey Hochkins Holy Cross vs Plymouth State 12/03/2010 Assists: 4 Caroline English Holy Cross vs Plymouth State 12/03/2010 Team Goals: 9 Holy Cross vs Plymouth State 12/03/2010 Points: 5 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth vs St. Cloud State 12/04/2010 Goals: 3 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth vs St. Cloud State 12/04/2010 Goals: 3 Kelli Stack Boston College vs Harvard 12/05/2010 Goals: 3 Nicola Garat Holy Cross vs Conn. College 12/07/2010 Assists: 4 Amanda Kessel Minnesota vs Ohio State 12/10/2010 Saves: 52 Alexius Schutt Sacred Heart vs Oswego 12/10/2010 Points: 5 Meghan Agosta Mercyhurst vs St. Lawrence 12/11/2010 Goals: 3 Jesse Scanzano Mercyhurst vs St. Lawrence 12/11/2010 Points: 5 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin vs St. Cloud State 12/11/2010 Goals: 3 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin vs St. Cloud State 12/11/2010 Assists: 4 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin vs St. Cloud State 12/11/2010 Power Play: 1.000 4 of 4 Wisconsin vs St. Cloud State 12/11/2010 Team Goals: 9 Dartmouth vs Connecticut 01/01/2011 Power Play: .750 3 of 4 Dartmouth vs Connecticut 01/01/2011 Points: 5 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin vs Northeastern 01/01/2011 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 2010-11 Div. 1 Women’s Player Statistics • Game Highs con’t

Assists: 5 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin vs Northeastern 01/01/2011 Points: 5 Meghan Agosta Mercyhurst vs St. Cloud State 01/01/2011 Goals: 3 Jesse Scanzano Mercyhurst vs St. Cloud State 01/01/2011 Assists: 5 Meghan Agosta Mercyhurst vs St. Cloud State 01/01/2011 Goals: 3 Rebecca Johnston Cornell vs Yale 01/07/2011 Goals: 3 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota vs Vermont 01/07/2011 Goals: 3 Kelly Babstock Quinnipiac vs Clarkson 01/08/2011 Goals: 3 Kristina Hankins Sacred Heart vs Cortland 01/08/2011 Saves: 52 Katie Jamieson Brown vs Mercyhurst 01/14/2011 Points: 5 Hilary Knight Wisconsin vs St. Cloud State 01/14/2011 Goals: 3 Hilary Knight Wisconsin vs St. Cloud State 01/14/2011 Team Goals: 10 Wisconsin vs St. Cloud State 01/14/2011 Points: 5 Vicki Bendus Mercyhurst vs Brown 01/15/2011 Points: 6 Bailey Bram Mercyhurst vs Brown 01/15/2011 Goals: 3 Vicki Bendus Mercyhurst vs Brown 01/15/2011 Assists: 4 Bailey Bram Mercyhurst vs Brown 01/15/2011 Team Goals: 12 Mercyhurst vs Brown 01/15/2011 Power Play: .750 3 of 4 Boston College vs Northeastern 01/16/2011 Saves: 51 Genevieve Lacasse Providence vs Boston College 01/21/2011 Goals: 3 Marie-Philip Poulin Boston University vs Vermont 01/22/2011 Assists: 4 Sarah Davis Minnesota vs Ohio State 01/22/2011 Goals: 3 Jocelyn Kratchmer Holy Cross vs Plymouth State 01/26/2011 Assists: 4 Stacey Hochkins Holy Cross vs Plymouth State 01/26/2011 Team Goals: 9 Holy Cross vs Plymouth State 01/26/2011 Goals: 3 Erin Cody Bemidji State vs Minnesota Duluth 01/28/2011 Penalty Kill: 1.000 9 of 9 Dartmouth vs Yale 01/28/2011 Saves: 50 Katie Jamieson Brown vs Harvard 01/28/2011 Goals: 3 Natalie Spooner Ohio State vs St. Cloud State 01/28/2011 Assists: 4 Laura McIntosh Ohio State vs St. Cloud State 01/28/2011 Points: 5 Laura Fortino Cornell vs Union 01/28/2011 Goals: 3 Rebecca Johnston Cornell vs Union 01/28/2011 Assists: 5 Laura Fortino Cornell vs Union 01/28/2011 Assists: 4 Brianne Jenner Cornell vs Union 01/28/2011 Goals: 3 Camille Dumais Dartmouth vs Brown 01/29/2011 Saves: 52 Kayley Herman New Hampshire vs Boston University 02/03/2011 Assists: 4 Brianna Decker Wisconsin vs Bemidji State 02/04/2011 Goals: 3 Meghan Agosta Mercyhurst vs Wayne State 02/04/2011 Saves: 51 Wayne State vs Mercyhurst 02/04/2011 Goals: 3 Jesse Scanzano Mercyhurst vs Wayne State 02/05/2011 Goals: 3 Danielle Welch Boston College vs Providence 02/06/2011 Points: 5 Brianne Jenner Cornell vs Brown 02/11/2011 Goals: 3 Brianne Jenner Cornell vs Brown 02/11/2011 Penalty Kill: 1.000 10 of 10 Dartmouth vs St. Lawrence 02/11/2011 Goals: 3 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin vs North Dakota 02/11/2011 Points: 5 Kelly Babstock Quinnipiac vs Rensselaer 02/11/2011 Points: 5 Emily Henry Holy Cross vs Nichols 02/11/2011 Team Goals: 9 Holy Cross vs Nichols 02/11/2011 Goals: 3 Sasha Sherry Princeton vs Rensselaer 02/12/2011 Penalty Kill: 1.000 10 of 10 Robert Morris vs Wayne State 02/12/2011 Assists: 4 Jillian Dempsey Harvard vs Colgate 02/18/2011 Points: 5 Pernilla Winberg Minnesota Duluth vs St. Cloud State 02/18/2011 Goals: 4 Pernilla Winberg Minnesota Duluth vs St. Cloud State 02/18/2011 Goals: 3 Brianna Decker Wisconsin vs Minnesota State 02/18/2011 Goals: 3 Audrey Cournoyer Minnesota Duluth vs St. Cloud State 02/19/2011 Team Goals: 9 Minnesota Duluth vs St. Cloud State 02/19/2011 Penalty Kill: 1.000 9 of 9 Minnesota Duluth vs St. Cloud State 02/19/2011 Points: 5 Hilary Knight Wisconsin vs Minnesota State 02/19/2011 Goals: 3 Madison Packer Wisconsin vs Minnesota State 02/19/2011 Goals: 3 Hilary Knight Wisconsin vs Minnesota State 02/19/2011 Team Goals: 9 Wisconsin vs Minnesota State 02/19/2011 Points: 5 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin vs St. Cloud State 02/25/2011 Team Goals: 9 Wisconsin vs St. Cloud State 02/25/2011 Goals: 3 Kate Buesser Harvard vs St. Lawrence 02/26/2011 Goals: 3 Rebecca Johnston Cornell vs Rensselaer 02/26/2011 Goals: 3 Amanda Kessel Minnesota vs Minnesota Duluth 03/04/2011 Saves: 58 Genevieve Lacasse Providence vs Boston College 03/05/2011 Goals: 3 Meghan Agosta Mercyhurst vs Syracuse 03/05/2011 Saves: 51 Noora Räty Minnesota vs Wisconsin 03/05/2011 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 2010-11 WCHA Players of the Week 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Attendance

WCHA Offensive Player of the Week Bemidji State Date Player, Year, Position, Team (Opponent) Robert H. Peters Rink @ Sanford Center (4,258) Oct. 6: Hilary Knight, Jr., F, Wisconsin (vs Rensselaer) Dates Total Game Average High Oct. 13: Carolyne Prevost, Jr., F, Wisconsin (vs BSU) 18* 5,722* 318* 481 Oct. 20: Laura McIntosh, Jr., F, Ohio State (vs SCSU) * includes (1) exhibition game @ Eveleth, MN Oct. 27: Jocelyne Lamoureux, Jr., F, North Dakota (@ MSU) Anne Schleper, Jr., D, Minnesota (@ SCSU) Minnesota Nov. 3: Erin Cody, Sr., F, Bemidji State (vs SCSU) Ridder Arena (3,400) Nov. 10: Nina Tikkinen, Sr., F, Minnesota State (vs SCSU) Dates Total Game Average High Nov. 17: Nina Tikkinen, Sr., F, Minnesota State (@ OSU) 19 15,928 838 1,129 Nov. 24: Haley Irwin, Jr., F, Minnesota Duluth (vs OSU) Dec. 1: Laura McIntosh, Jr., F, Ohio State (vs BSU) Dec. 8: Haley Irwin, Jr., F, Minnesota Duluth (@ SCSU) Minnesota Duluth Dec. 15: Brooke Ammerman, Jr., F, Wisconsin (@ SCSU) DECC (5,303) thru 12/29; AMSOIL Arena (6,764) Jan. 5: Hilary Knight, Jr., F, Wisconsin (vs Northeastern, Mercyhurst) Dates Total Game Average High Jan. 12: Erin Johnson, Sr., F, Bemidji State (@ SCSU) 20* 17,173* 859* 2,226 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, So., F, North Dakota (@ Vermont) * includes (2) home exhibition games Jan. 19: Hilary Knight, Jr., F, Wisconsin (vs SCSU) Jan. 26: Meghan Duggan, Sr., F, Wisconsin (@ UMD) Feb. 2: Natalie Spooner, Jr., F, Ohio State (@ SCSU) Minnesota State Feb. 9: Amanda Kessel, Fr., F, Minnesota (vs SCSU) All Seasons Arena (750) Feb. 16: Meghan Duggan, Sr., F, Wisconsin (vs UND) Dates Total Game Average High Feb. 23: Pernilla Winberg, S0., F, Minnesota Duluth (vs SCSU) 18 3,030 168 412

WCHA Defensive Player of the Week North Dakota Date Player, Year, Position, Team (Opponent) Ralph Engelstad Arena (11,634) Oct. 6: Zuzana Tomcikova, Jr., G, Bemidji State (@ Wayne State) Dates Total Game Average High Oct. 13: Stephanie Ney, Jr., G, North Dakota (vs UMD) 20* 24,979* 1,249* 3,158 Oct. 20: Alana McElhinney, Jr., G, Bemidji State (vs Mercyhurst) * includes (1) home exhibition game; (1) home game at Roseau, MN; and Jordan Slavin, So., D, North Dakota (@ UM) (3) WCHA playoff games at Purpur Arena, Grand Forks Oct. 27: Noora Räty, So., G, Minnesota (@ SCSU) Nov. 3: Shannon Reilly, Sr., D, Ohio State (vs Syracuse) Ohio State Nov. 10: Jordan Slavin, So., D, North Dakota (vs OSU) OSU Ice Rink (800) Nov. 17: Stephanie Ney, Jr., G, North Dakota (@ BSU) Dates Total Game Average High Nov. 24: Noora Räty, So., G, Minnesota (@ MSU) 19* 6,302* 332* 509 Dec. 1: Kim Martin, Sr., G, Minnesota Duluth (@ UW) * includes (1) home exhibition game Dec. 8: Ashley Nixon, Sr., G, St. Cloud State (vs UMD) Dec. 15: Alex Rigsby, Fr., G, Wisconsin (@ SCSU) Jan. 5: Anne Dronen, Sr., D, Wisconsin (vs Northeastern, Mercyhurst) St. Cloud State Jan. 12: Noora Räty, So., G, Minnesota (vs MSU) National Hockey Center (5,371) Jan. 19: Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, So., D, North Dakota (vs BSU) Dates Total Game Average High Jan. 26: Stephanie Ney, Jr., G, North Dakota (@ SCSU) 18* 6,127* 340* 521 Feb. 2: Laura Fridfinnson, Sr., D, Minnesota Duluth (vs BSU) * includes (1) home exhibition game Feb. 9: Laura Fridfinnson, Sr., D, Minnesota Duluth (@ MSU) Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, So., D, North Dakota (@ OSU) Feb. 16: Jocelyne Larocque, Sr., D, Minnesota Duluth (@ OSU) Wisconsin Feb. 23: Megan Bozek, So., D, Minnesota (@ UND) Kohl Center (15,325) Dates Total Game Average High 19* 52,589* 2,768* 10,668# WCHA Rookie of the Week * includes (2) WCHA playoff games @ Eagles’ Nest, Verona, WI and Date Player, Year, Position, Team (Opponent) NCAA regional game @ Kohl Center Oct. 6: Amanda Kessel, Fr., F, Minnesota (vs Clarkson) Oct. 13: Lisa Steffes, Fr., G, Ohio State (@ Robert Morris) Oct. 20: Becky Allis, Fr., D, Ohio State (vs SCSU) Oct. 27: Kathleen Rogan, Fr., F, Minnesota State (vs UND) 2010-11 Season Totals Nov. 3: Brittany Ammerman, Fr., F, Wisconsin (vs MSU) Dates Total Game Average High Nov. 10: Brienna Gillanders, Fr., F, Minnesota Duluth (@ BSU) 153* 134,164* 877* 10,668# Nov. 17: Kathleen Rogan, Fr., F, Minnesota State (@ OSU) * includes home exhibition games; WCHA First Round playoff games; Nov. 24: Madison Kolls, Fr., D, North Dakota (vs SCSU) WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF at Ridder Arena; Dec. 1: Alex Rigsby, Fr., G, Wisconsin (vs UMD) # NCAA Div. 1 women’s single game record of 10,668 (1/29/11 vs Minnesota) Dec. 8: Kelly Terry, Fr., F, Minnesota (@ BSU) Dec. 15: Amanda Kessel, Fr., F, Minnesota (vs OSU) Jan. 5: Madison Packer, Fr., F, Wisconsin (vs Northeastern, Mercyhurst) Jan. 12: Amanda Kessel, Fr., F, Minnesota (vs MSU) Jan. 19: Lisa Steffes, Fr., G, Ohio State (@ MSU) Jan. 26: Sarah Davis, Fr., F, Minnesota (@ OSU) Feb. 2: Alex Rigsby, Fr., G, Wisconsin (vs UM) Feb. 9: Jamie Kenyon, Fr., F, Minnesota Duluth (@ MSU) Feb. 16: Molli Mott, Fr., F, St. Cloud State (vs MSU) Feb. 23: Madison Packer, Fr., F, Wisconsin (@ MSU) 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Composite Schedule & Results September November Date Game Time Date Game Time Fri/24 Toronto Jr. Aeros 2 @ Bemidji State 4 (x) 7:07 pm CT Fri/5 Wisconsin 5 @ Minnesota 7 (WCHA) 6:07 pm CT Sat/25 Univ. of Manitoba 1 @ St. Cloud State 1 ot (x) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota Duluth 0 @ Bemidji State 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Toronto Jr. Aeros 0 @ North Dakota 9 (x) 2:07 pm CT St. Cloud State 1 @ Minnesota State 4 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Sun/26 Univ. of Manitoba 0 @ Minnesota 8 (x) 2:07 pm CT Sat/6 Wisconsin 5 @ Minnesota 0 (WCHA) 4:07 pm CT Minnesota Duluth 3 @ Bemidji State 1 (WCHA) 6:07 pm CT St. Cloud State 2 @ Minnesota State 4 (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT October Ohio State 2 @ North Dakota 3 ot (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Date Game Time Sun/7 Ohio State 2 @ North Dakota 2 ot (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Fri/1 Minnesota 5 @ Clarkson 0 (nc) 7:00 pm ET Fri/12 Minnesota State 5 @ Ohio State 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET St. Cloud State 1 @ Mercyhurst 9 (nc) 7:00 pm ET North Dakota 1 @ Bemidji State 2 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Bemidji State 3 @ Wayne State 0 (nc) 7:00 pm ET Sat/13 Minnesota State 4 @ Ohio State 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Rensselaer 0 @ Wisconsin 7 (nc) 7:07 pm CT North Dakota 1 @ Bemidji State 1 ot (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Minn Whitecaps 3 @ Minnesota Duluth 3 ot (x) 7:07 pm CT Fri/19 Wisconsin 7 @ Robert Morris 1 (nc) 3:00 pm ET Sat/2 Minnesota 3 @ Clarkson 0 (nc) 3:00 pm ET Ohio State 4 @ Minnesota Duluth 2 (WCHA) 7:37 pm CT St. Cloud State 1 @ Mercyhurst 6 (nc) 2:00 pm ET Minnesota 1 @ Minnesota State 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Bemidji State 2 @ Wayne State 4 (nc) 2:00 pm ET St. Cloud State 3 @ North Dakota 6 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Rensselaer 0 @ Wisconsin 6 (nc) 7:07 pm CT Sat/20 Wisconsin 7 @ Robert Morris 1 (nc) 3:00 pm ET Boston Univ. 4 @ North Dakota 5 (nc) 2:07 pm CT Ohio State 0 @ Minnesota Duluth 8 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Wilfrid Laurier 0 @ Ohio State 2 (x) 2:07 pm ET Minnesota 6 @ Minnesota State 2 (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT Minn Whitecaps 4 @ Minnesota Duluth 6 (x) 3:07 pm CT St. Cloud State 1 @ North Dakota 6 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Sun/3 Boston Univ. 6 @ North Dakota 2 (nc) 2:07 pm CT Fri/26 Minnesota State 0 @ Wayne State 6 (nc) 7:00 pm ET Fri/8 Ohio State 4 @ Robert Morris 1 (nc) 7:00 pm ET Bemidji State 2 @ Ohio State 2 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Bemidji State 1 @ Wisconsin 7 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota Duluth 2 @ Wisconsin 3 ot (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT 2 @ Minnesota 3 (x) 6:07 pm CT Harvard 0 @ Minnesota 3 (nc) 6:07 pm CT Wayne State 3 @ St. Cloud State 0 (nc) 7:07 pm CT Sat/27 Minnesota State 0 @ Wayne State 1 (nc) 2:07 pm ET Niagara 2 @ Minnesota State 3 (nc) 7:07 pm CT Bemidji State 1 @ Ohio State 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Minnesota Duluth 4 @ North Dakota 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Sun/28 Minnesota Duluth 3 @ Wisconsin 1 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Sat/9 Ohio State 4 @ Robert Morris 1 (nc) 2:00 pm ET Harvard 2 @ Minnesota 4 (nc) 1:07 pm CT Wayne State 0 @ Minnesota 1 (nc) 2:07 pm CT Minnesota Whitecaps 4 @ St. Cloud State 2 (x) 4:07 pm CT Niagara 0 @ Minnesota State 0 ot (nc) 3:07 pm CT December Sun/10 Bemidji State 0 @ Wisconsin 2 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Date Game Time Minnesota Duluth 2 @ North Dakota 4 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Fri/3 Minnesota Duluth 2 @ St. Cloud State 2 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Fri/15 St. Cloud State 1 @ Ohio State 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Minnesota 0 @ Bemidji State 2 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT North Dakota 4 @ Minnesota 3 (WCHA) 6:07 pm CT Robert Morris 2 @ Minnesota State 1 (nc) 7:07 pm CT Mercyhurst 4 @ Bemidji State 0 (nc) 2:07 pm CT Sat/4 Minnesota Duluth 5 @ St. Cloud State 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Sat/16 St. Cloud State 1 @ Ohio State 6 (WCHA) 4:07 pm ET Minnesota 6 @ Bemidji State 2 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT North Dakota 3 @ Minnesota 1 (WCHA) 4:07 pm CT Robert Morris 2 @ Minnesota State 2 ot (nc) 3:07 pm CT Minnesota State 2 @ Minnesota Duluth 5 (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT Wisconsin 4 @ North Dakota 3 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Mercyhurst 3 @ Bemidji State 5 (nc) 2:07 pm CT Sun/5 Wisconsin 6 @ North Dakota 2 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Sun/17 Minnesota State 0 @ Minnesota Duluth 6 (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT Fri/10 Ohio State 0 @ Minnesota 6 (WCHA) 6:07 pm CT Fri/22 Ohio State 5 @ Wisconsin 6 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT North Dakota 1 @ Minnesota Duluth 4 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota 5 @ St. Cloud State 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Wisconsin 5 @ St. Cloud State 0 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT North Dakota 2 @ Minnesota State 4 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Bemidji State 2 @ Minnesota State 1 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota Whitecaps 3 vs Bemidji State 1 6:00 pm CT Sat/11 North Dakota 4 @ Minnesota Duluth 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT @ Eveleth, MN (x) Wisconsin 6 @ St. Cloud State 1 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Sat/23 Ohio State 2 @ Wisconsin 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Bemidji State 1 @ Minnesota State 1 ot (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT Minnesota 3 @ St. Cloud State 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Sun/12 *Ohio State 1 @ Minnesota 2 ot 12:07 pm CT Connecticut 0 @ Minnesota Duluth 8 (nc) 3:07 pm CT *Rescheduled from 12/11 North Dakota 5 @ Minnesota State 1 (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT Thu/30 Wayne State 2 @ Ohio State 3 (nc) 7:07 pm ET Minnesota Whitecaps 1 @ Bemidji State 5 (x) 4:07 pm CT Bison Holiday Tournament @ Winnipeg, MB Sun/24 Connecticut 0 @ Minnesota Duluth 4 (nc) 3:07 pm CT North Dakota 4 @ Univ. of Alberta 2 (x) 5:00 pm CT Fri/29 Syracuse 1 @ Ohio State 5 (nc) 7:07 pm ET Fri/31 Wayne State 2 @ Ohio State 4 (nc) 2:07 pm ET Minnesota State 2 @ Wisconsin 3 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Bison Holiday Tournament @ Winnipeg, MB Minnesota 2 @ Minnesota Duluth 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT North Dakota 4 vs Univ. of Manitoba 2 (x) 5:00 pm CT St. Cloud State 2 @ Bemidji State 3 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Sat/30 Syracuse 2 @ Ohio State 6 (nc) 4:07 pm ET Minnesota State 1 @ Wisconsin 6 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Minnesota 2 @ Minnesota Duluth 4 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT St. Cloud State 0 @ Bemidji State 4 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT 2010-11 WCHA Women’s Release • Season-in-Review • 042211 WCHA Schedule con’t Date Game Time Fri/18 St. Cloud State 0 @ Minnesota Duluth 8 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Ohio State 1 @ Bemidji State 4 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT January Wisconsin 4 @ Minnesota State 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Date Game Time Minnesota 5 @ North Dakota 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Sat/1 Easton Holiday Showcase @ St. Cloud, MN Sat/19 St. Cloud State 0 @ Minnesota Duluth 8 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Northeastern 2 vs Wisconsin 7 (nc) 12:07 pm CT Ohio State 1 @ Bemidji State 1 ot (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Mercyhurst 8 vs St. Cloud State 1 (nc) 3:07 pm CT Wisconsin 9 @ Minnesota State 1 (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT Sun/2 Easton Holiday Showcase @ St. Cloud, MN Minnesota 3 @ North Dakota 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Mercyhurst 4 vs Wisconsin 7 (nc) 12:07 pm CT Northeastern 2 vs St. Cloud State 1 (nc) 3:07 pm CT • end of regular season • Fri/7 North Dakota 4 @ Vermont 1 (nc) 7:00 pm ET Wisconsin 6 @ Ohio State 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Fri/25 2011 WCHA Playoffs • 1st Round • Best-of-Three Minnesota State 0 @ Minnesota 4 (WCHA) 6:07 pm CT #8 St. Cloud State 3 @ #1 Wisconsin 9 7:07 pm CT Bemidji State 3 @ St. Cloud State 1 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT @ Eagles’ Nest, Verona, WI Sat/8 North Dakota 3 @ Vermont 3 ot (nc) 2:00 pm ET #7 Minnesota State 0 @ #2 Minnesota Duluth 3 7:07 pm CT Wisconsin 5 @ Ohio State 3 (WCHA) 4:07 pm ET #6 Ohio State 2 @ #3 Minnesota 4 6:07 pm CT Minnesota State 1 @ Minnesota 5 (WCHA) 4:07 pm CT #5 Bemidji State 2 @ #4 North Dakota 3 7:37 pm CT Bemidji State 3 @ St. Cloud State 1 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT @ Purpur Arena, Grand Forks, ND Fri/14 St. Cloud State 0 @ Wisconsin 10 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Sat/26 2011 WCHA Playoffs • 1st Round • Best-of-Three Minnesota Duluth 2 @ Minnesota 2 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT #8 St. Cloud State 1 @ #1 Wisconsin 5 7:07 pm CT Ohio State 3 @ Minnesota State 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT @ Eagles’ Nest, Verona, WI Sat/15 Minnesota Duluth 0 @ Minnesota 3 (WCHA) 4:07 pm CT #7 Minnesota State 0 @ #2 Minnesota Duluth 5 7:07 pm CT Ohio State 3 @ Minnesota State 2 (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT #6 Ohio State 2 @ #3 Minnesota 3 5:07 pm CT Bemidji State 2 @ North Dakota 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT #5 Bemidji State 3 @ #4 North Dakota 0 7:37 pm CT (@ Rams Sports Center, Roseau, MN) @ Purpur Arena, Grand Forks, ND Sun/16 St. Cloud State 0 @ Wisconsin 6 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Sun/27 2011 WCHA Playoffs • 1st Round • Best-of-Three Bemidji State 2 @ North Dakota 6 (WCHA) 4:07 pm CT #5 Bemidji State 2 @ #4 North Dakota 3 ot 7:07 pm CT Fri/21 Minnesota 4 @ Ohio State 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET @ Purpur Arena, Grand Forks, ND Wisconsin 4 @ Minnesota Duluth 1 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT North Dakota 5 @ St. Cloud State 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT March Minnesota State 0 @ Bemidji State 2 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Date Game Time Sat/22 Minnesota 8 @ Ohio State 1 (WCHA) 4:07 pm ET Fri/4 2011 WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF Wisconsin 4 @ Minnesota Duluth 4 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT @ Ridder Arena, Minneapolis, MN North Dakota 5 @ St. Cloud State 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Semi-Final #1: #4 UND 0 vs #1 UW 3 4:07 pm CT Minnesota State 1 @ Bemidji State 3 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Semi-Final #2: #3 UM 4 vs #2 UMD 2 7:07 pm CT Fri/28 Minnesota 2 @ Wisconsin 2 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Sat/5 2011 WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF Bemidji State 3 @ Minnesota Duluth 4 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT @ Ridder Arena, Minneapolis, MN Ohio State 6 @ St. Cloud State 1 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Championship Game: UM 4 vs UW 5 ot 7:07 pm CT Minnesota State 1 @ North Dakota 6 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Sat/12 NCAA Women’s Regionals Sat/29 Minnesota 1 @ Wisconsin 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota 1 @ Boston College 4 1:00 pm ET Bemidji State 3 @ Minnesota Duluth 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Minnesota Duluth 1 @ Wisconsin 2 7:00 pm CT Ohio State 3 @ St. Cloud State 2 (WCHA) 1:07 pm CT Dartmouth 1 @ Cornell 7 2:00 pm ET Minnesota State 5 @ North Dakota 3 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Mercyhurst 2 @ Boston University 4 3:00 pm ET Fri/18 2011 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four @ Erie, PA February Semifinal #1: Boston College 2 vs Wisconsin 3 5:00 pm ET Date Game Time Semifinal #2: Boston University 4 vs Cornell 1 8:00 npm ET Fri/4 North Dakota 4 @ Ohio State 3 ot (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET Sun/20 2011 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four @ Erie, PA St. Cloud State 0 @ Minnesota 8 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Championship Game Wisconsin 7 @ Bemidji State 1 (WCHA) 6:07 pm CT Boston University 1 vs Wisconsin 4 2:00 pm ET Minnesota Duluth 7 @ Minnesota State 0 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Sat/5 North Dakota 3 @ Ohio State 2 (WCHA) 4:07 pm ET Schedule Key St. Cloud State 1 @ Minnesota 4 (WCHA) 4:07 pm CT (nc) non-conference; (WCHA) conference; (x) exhibition; Wisconsin 3 @ Bemidji State 2 ot (WCHA) 4:07 pm CT tournaments/special events in BOLD Minnesota Duluth 3 @ Minnesota State 0 (WCHA) 3:07 pm CT Fri/11 Minnesota Duluth 5 @ Ohio State 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm ET North Dakota 0 @ Wisconsin 5 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Bemidji State 1 @ Minnesota 4 (WCHA) 6:07 pm CT Minnesota State 0 @ St. Cloud State 2 (WCHA) 7:07 pm CT Sat/12 Minnesota Duluth 5 @ Ohio State 1 (WCHA) 4:07 pm ET Bemidji State 0 @ Minnesota 3 (WCHA) 4:07 pm CT Minnesota State 3 @ St. Cloud State 1 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT Sun/13 North Dakota 4 @ Wisconsin 8 (WCHA) 2:07 pm CT