Women’s Ice Hockey 2006-07 Yearbook Facilities

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2006-07 Women’s Ice Hockey

Program Contents Admissions Website ...... www .rit .edu/admission Coach Profiles...... 2 Admissions Office Phone...... (585) 475-6631 Season Preview/History...... 3 Admissions E-mail ...... admissions@rit .edu Roster/Photo...... 4 Player Profiles ...... 5-12 Financial Aid Deadline...... FAFSA due March 1, 2007 Records...... 12-15 Financial Aid Office Phone ...... (585) 475-2186 RIT Academic Programs...... 16 Cover and Credits Quick Facts The 2006-07 Women’s Hockey Recruiting Brochure is a publication of Head Coach: ...... Scott McDonald the Rochester Institute of Technology Sports Information Office . Cover (585) 475-7148/[email protected] and interior design by University Publications graphic designer Peter Career Record/Years:...... 0-0-0/1st season Bella Jr . ’03 . Content written and edited by Sports Information Direc- 2005-06 Record/ECAC East (Finish)...... 15-10-0/14-3-0 (third) tor Steve Jaynes and Assistant Sports Information Director Joe Venniro . Letter Winners Returning/Lost:...... 12/11 Printed by Mercury Print Productions . Photos by RIT student photogra- Location...... Rochester, N .Y . phers John Narewski ’06, Jen Rynda ’06 and Josh Lehrer ’09 . Address...... Athletics, Clark Gymnasium 51 Lomb Memorial Drive Rochester, NY 14623 Founded...... 1829 Women’s Hockey Schedule Undergraduate Enrollment ...... 15,300 Date Opponent Location Time

President ...... Albert J . Simone Sat., Nov. 4 *UMass-Boston Rochester, NY 7 p.m. Nickname...... Tigers Sun., Nov. 5 *UMass-Boston Rochester, NY 2 p.m. Colors...... Orange and Brown Wed., Nov. 8 Buffalo State Rochester, NY 7 p.m. Affiliations...... NCAA Division III Sat ., Nov . 18 *Southern Maine Gorham, ME 3 p .m . Conference...... ECAC East Sun ., Nov . 19 *Southern Maine Gorham, ME 2 p .m .

Sat ., Dec . 2 *Salve Regina Newport, RI 6 p .m . RIT STAFF DIRECTORY - AREA CODE (585) Sun ., Dec . 3 *Salve Regina Newport, RI 2 p .m . Director, Center for Athletics and Recreation ...... Lou Spiotti Jr ., Wed., Dec. 6 SUNY Cortland Rochester, NY 7 p.m. 475-2615 Sat., Dec. 9 *Castleton State Rochester, NY 7 p.m. Assistant Director for Athletics...... Scott McVean, 475-7448 Sun., Dec. 10 *Castleton State Rochester, NY 2 p.m.

Senior Associate Director...... Greg Moss, 475-2610 Fri ., Jan . 5 Concordia Montreal, PQ TBD Assistant Director for Sports Medicine and Athletic Training/Senior Sat ., Jan . 6 Humes Tournament Montreal, PQ TBD Women’s Administrator...... Christine Worsley, 475-5601 Sun ., Jan . 7 Humes Tournament Montreal, PQ TBD NTID Support Faculty...... Jan Strine, 475-6104 Sat., Jan. 13 *St. Anselm Rochester, NY 7 p.m. Athletics Secretary...... Karen Wagner Beck, 475-5814 Sun., Jan. 14 *St. Anselm Rochester, NY 2 p.m. Senior Financial Assistant ...... Sue Benson, 475-2412 Wed., Jan. 17 Elmira Rochester, NY 7 p.m. Assistant Director for Athletic Development. . . . Gene Peluso, 475-2131 Sun ., Jan . 21 Middlebury @ Hamilton Clinton, NY 5 p .m . Sports Information Director ...... Steve Jaynes, Wed., Jan. 24 Utica Rochester, NY 7 p.m. 475-6154/skjsid@rit edu. Sat ., Jan . 27 *St . Michael’s Winooski, VT 3 p .m . Assistant Sports Information Director...... Joe Venniro, Sun ., Jan . 28 *St . Michael’s Winooski, VT 3:20 p .m . 475-5598/jtvsid@rit edu. Wed ., Jan . 31 Hamilton Clinton, NY 7 p .m . Tiger Sports Hotline...... 475-6180 Sat ., Feb . 3 *New England College Henniker, NH 7 p .m Athletics Website...... www .ritathletics .com Sun ., Feb . 4 *New England College Henniker, NH 2 p .m . Sat., Feb. 10 *Manhattanville Rochester, NY 3 p.m. Admissions/Financial Aid Sun., Feb. 11 *Manhattanville Rochester, NY 2 p.m. Early Admission Deadline ...... December 15, 2006 Fri ., Feb . 16 *MIT Cambridge, MA 7 p .m . Regular Admission Deadline...... February 15, 2007 Sat ., Feb . 17 *Holy Cross Worcester, MA 3 p .m . Sun ., Feb . 18 *Holy Cross Worcester, MA 3 p .m . Visits to campus are encouraged and may be arranged in advance by Sat ., Feb . 24 ECAC Qualifier TBA TBA calling (585) 475-6631 . Visits to the National Technical Institute for the Sat ., March 3 ECAC Tournament TBA TBA Deaf may be arranged by calling (585) 475-6700 (voice/TTY), or toll-free Sun ., March 4 ECAC Tournament TBA TBA in the U .S . and Canada at (866) 644-6843 (voice/TTY) . Home Games in BOLD *Denotes ECAC East Contests

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Rochester Institute of Technology

Scott McDonald begins his first season as the women’s New Hampshire in the northeast regional . He also helped hockey head coach at RIT . He was appointed the 13th Niagara to an undefeated season in the College Hockey head women’s hockey coach in August 2006 . For the past America conference (15-0-2, 30-8-4 overall), as well as three seasons, McDonald has served as the RIT men’s the CHA regular season and tournament championships . hockey assistant coach . He has put forth an outstanding Prior to college, he had played in Toronto for the effort in recruiting talented student athletes to RIT as they St . Michael’s Buzzers and the North York Rangers . make their leap to Division I . Professionally, McDonald has played in Hagfors, Swe- McDonald has gained valuable coaching experience den, for the IK Viking Ishockeyklubb . As a defenseman, he by working in previous years at the United States Hockey played a key role in the team’s championship season . Prior Select Festivals . He also has served as an assistant coach to that, McDonald had played with the San Angelo (Texas) with the IK Viking Ishockeyklubb’s junior team in Sweden . Outlaws of the Western Professional Hockey League . McDonald played his collegiate hockey at Niagara Uni- McDonald earned a bachelor’s degree in commu- versity, where he was a part of the university’s inaugural nications from Niagara University in 2000 . A native of Head Coach freshman and first graduating classes . During his senior Oakville, Ontario, he now lives in West Henrietta with his Scott McDonald year, he helped Niagara—in only its fourth season—to an wife, Christina . NCAA Tournament at-large bid, beating the University of

Jen Gorczynski, one of the most prolific scorers in RIT In her four seasons as a Tiger, Gorczynski set RIT Women’s Hockey history, is back for her second season career defenseman records with 66 goals and 127 points . as the assistant coach at RIT . In 2001-02, she set career highs with 21 goals and 21 assists Gorczynski, a Rochester native, was a three-time JOFA for 42 points . Overall, she is second in career goals, third ACHA All-American earning one first team selection and in points and fourth in assists at RIT . A three-year captain, two second team honors . In addition, she was a three-time Gorczynski led the Tigers to an outstanding 69-26-8 All-ECAC East First Team member . Gorczynski was also record during her four seasons . two-time recipient of the RIT Hockey Fans Choice Award . Currently, Gorczynski works for the Rochester In 2004, Gorczynski was named the RIT Senior Female Americans/Knighthawks in the ticket office as the Account Athlete of the Year . Services Representative .

Assistant Coach Jen Gorczynski

Beth Conroy enters her first year as an athletic trainer at Troy, N Y. . While at RPI, Conroy worked with all 23 of RIT . In addition, she will serve as the strength and condi- the college’s intercollegiate athletic teams . She was the tioning coach for the RIT women’s hockey team . primary athletic trainer for the women’s hockey program Conroy, a native of Wrentham, Mass ,. spent last year as they made their move from Division III to Division I . as a graduate assistant at California University of Penn- Conroy graduated from Massachusetts College of sylvania . Prior to earning her master’s degree in athletic Liberal Arts in 2003 with a bachelor’s degree in biology . training in 2006, she worked as an athletic trainer, working She was a four-year member of the MCLA women’s soccer primarily with the women’s soccer and softball teams . team . Conroy, a goalkeeper, was a team captain in 2001 From 2003-05, Conroy worked as an athletic train- and 2002 . ing intern at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in Conroy resides in Rochester, N Y. .

Athletic Trainer/Strength and Conditioning Coach Beth Conroy

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The 2006-07 RIT women’s hockey team will attempt to win its first ECAC Gorczynski went on to have a very successful four-year career as East Championship and qualify for the NCAA Division III Tournament a player for RIT (2000-04), finishing third in career points (127) . The for the first time in school history . The Tigers look to blend a strong mix defenseman and Rochester native was a three-time ACHA All-American of experience and youth toward attaining their 12th straight winning selection, earning second team honors in 2001-02 and 2002-03, and first season . team honors in 2003-04 . Senior defenseman Stacey McConnell, along with fellow co-captains Alysia Park played for the Tigers from 2001 to 2005, and owns career Lindsay Latour and Isabelle Richard, will be counted on to lead the squad records not only for points (153), but also goals (79) and power-play goals both on and off the ice . (16) . Park owns the single-season records in goals, with 27 in 2002-03 . Sophomores Maegan Geypens, along with transfer Danielle Nagy- marosi, will be counted on to add offense as well . On defense, Courtenay Cooper is back to help McConnell anchor the blue line . In goal, both senior Nicki Werner and junior Breanna Dobbe are back and have had success for the Tigers . First-year Head Coach Scott McDonald is optimistic about the Tigers’ chances in 2006-07 . “I am really excited with the core group of returning players along with an exceptional group of newcomers who will add depth and make us a stronger team,” said McDonald . During the 2005-06 campaign, the Tigers continued their streak of winning seasons, finishing with a 15-10 record . They advanced to the ECAC Semifinals for the 17th time in team history . Offensively, Richard led the way, earning All-ECAC East second team honors . She tallied 14 goals and 16 assists for 30 points . McConnell led the Tigers on defense, garnering All-ECAC East second team honors, while adding seven goals and 14 assists for 21 points . Geypens tied Richard for the team lead in goals with 14 and added 12 assists for 26 points . Thanks to the contributions and persistence of 2005 RIT Athletics Hall of Fame inductee Sheila Stevenson, the RIT women’s hockey team began competition in the fall of 1975 and has enjoyed continued success . The program has an overall record of 267-222-36, and the Tigers have Senior Goaltender Nicki Werner made 17 postseason appearances . In the mid-1990s, the Tigers began their current streak of 11 consecu- tive winning seasons . From 1997 until 2004, the team was spoiled by the excellent goaltending of Melissa Norris and Elaine Vonderembse . Both goalies rewrote the RIT record books . Norris, who played 1997-2001, owns goaltender career marks for minutes played (4,263), goals against average (1 .56), saves (1,789) and save percentage ( .941) . Vondermebse was a three-year starter who set RIT career marks in games played (82) and wins (52) . In 2001-02, the Tigers enjoyed their most successful season, winning 21 games and setting multiple team records . It was the team’s highest scoring season as the women tallied 174 goals, 236 assists, and a school- record 410 points . That season the Tigers went on a 12-game winning streak and had success in the ECAC Championship Tournament, making it to the championship game for the first time in team history . Also that season, Colleen Baude and Jen Gorczynski each earned sec- ond team ACHA All-American honors . Baude set single-season records for assists (42) and points (68) . Sophomore Forward Maegan Geypens

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Rochester Institute of Technology

Bottom row (left to right): Breanna Dobbe, Sarah Wilson, Assistant Captain Lindsay Latour, Assistant Coach Jen Gorczynski, Captain Stacey McConnell, Head Coach Scott McDonald, Assistant Captain Isabelle Richard, Kaley Ostanek, Nicki Werner Middle row (left to right): Senior Associate Director for Athletics Greg Moss, Trish Silvestri, Maegan Geypens, Brianne Campi, Courtenay Cooper, Dayna Birch, Jerica Young, Kaitlyn McInnes, Danielle Nagymarosi, Athletic Trainer Beth Conroy Top row (left to right): Melissa Hall, Stephanie Noel, Emily McPherson, Kelley Prom, Karen Quigley, Shireen Irani Missing: Becky Jaiven

2006-07 RIT Women’s Hockey Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/Last Team 1 Nicki Werner Sr . G 5-6 Quakertown, PA/Princeton Tiger Lilies 2 Lindsay Latour Sr . F 5-1 South Kent, CT/Canterbury School 3 Kelley Prom Fr . F 5-5 Grafton, WI/Wisconsin Wild 4 Maegan Geypens So . F 5-6 Oshawa, ON/Durham West AAA 5 Shireen Irani Fr . F 5-4 Calgary, AB/ PSA Chaos 7 Melissa Hall Fr . F 5-5 Chesterland, OH/Gilmour Academy 8 Sarah Wilson Jr . D 5-10 Stoney Creek, ON/Hamilton Jr . Hawks 9 Isabelle Richard Jr . F 5-8 Malarctic, PQ/National Sports Academy 10 Danielle Nagymarosi So . F 5-5 Uxbridge, ON/Durham Jr . Lightning 11 Breanna Dobbe Jr . G 5-10 Poway, CA/Pomfret School-CT Polar Bears 14 Trish Silvestri Jr . D 5-5 Horsham, PA/Philadelphia Little Flyers 16 Brianne Campi Fr . D 5-8 Flemington, NJ/Princeton Tiger Lilies 17 Kaley Ostanek Sr . F 5-5 Binghamton, NY/Ithaca Shooting Stars 18 Becky Jaiven Jr . F 5-3 Holland, MI/Culver Academy 19 Dayna Birch So . F 5-10 Abbotsford, BC/Pacific Steelers 20 Jerica Young So . F 5-8 Jay, NY/Northwood School 21 Stephanie Noel Fr . F 5-4 Pembroke, NH/Manchester Lady Monarchs 22 Courtenay Cooper So . D 5-8 Oakville, ON/Little Caesars AAA 24 Emily McPherson Fr . F 5-5 Pompey, NY/Ithaca Shooting Stars 26 Kaitlyn McInnes Fr . D 5-7 Ottawa, ON/Groton School 27 Stacey McConnell Sr . D 5-6 Strabane, ON/University of Findlay 35 Karen Quigley Fr . G 5-5 Conception Bay South, NL/Warner Warriors

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2005-06: Team captain …played through injuries for most of the year to have a solid campaign …earned All-ECAC East second team honors …named to the USCHO .com preseason All-USCHO second team …scored seven goals and added 14 assists for 21 points in 20 games … recorded two game-winning and power-play goals …opened the season with six points in her first three games …re- corded four multiple-point games …tallied three points in wins over Southern Maine and St . Michael’s …named to the ECAC East All- Academic Team for her outstanding work in the classroom . 2004-05: Earned first team All-ECAC honors …finished fourth on 27 the team in scoring with 23 points (11 goals and 12 assists) …ended the season on a nine-game point-scoring streak …tallied nine goals and four assists while compiling a plus-13 rating during that streak Stacey McConnell, Captain …recorded her first collegiate hat-trick in an 8-2 win over Salve 5-6, Senior, Defense, Strabane, Ontario (University of Findlay) Regina …tied for the team lead with six power-play goals …re- corded three assists in a 6-3 win over SUNY Cortland …recorded Season GP G A PTS five multiple-point games …won the 2005 RIT Seventh Player Award 2004-05 27  2 23 …named to the ECAC East All-Academic Team . 2005-06 20 7  21 Before RIT: Played the 2003-04 season with Division I University Totals 47 18 26 44 of Findlay …recorded eight assists in 32 games for the Oilers …also played for Mississauga …assistant captain . Personal: Hospitality major …born Jan . 4, 1984, in Burlington, On- tario . …daughter of Susan and Don McConnell .

2005-06: Hard-working assistant captain who played both forward and defense …chipped in with three goals and four assists …scored the game-winning goal in overtime, lifting the Tigers to a 4-3 win over University of Massachusetts-Boston …tallied two power-play goals …named to the ECAC East All-Academic team for her outstanding work in the classroom . 2004-05: Moved to forward and became one of RIT’s most valuable players …tenacious defensive forward …scored four goals and added two assists for six points …scored her first goal of the year in the first period, giving RIT a 1-0 lead en route to defeating then-No . 4 Manhat- 2 tanville by a score of 2-1 …tallied a goal and an assist versus Hamilton …Named to the ECAC East All-Academic Team . 2003-04: Stepped right in as a freshman and played well on defense Lindsay Latour, Assistant Captain …played in all 26 contests …named RIT Rookie of the Year …scored 5-1, Senior, Forward, South Kent, Conn. (Canterbury School) one goal and added nine assists …tallied her first collegiate goal against MIT …dished out three assists in big win over conference foe Season GP G A PTS Holy Cross . 2003-04 26  9 0 2004-05 26  2 6 Before RIT: Played four years of varsity hockey for Canterbury 2005-06 2   7 School… three-year team captain …received MVP and Coach’s Award Totals 77 8 15 23 in 2002 . Personal: Mathematics major …born April 12, 1985, in Sharon, Conn . …daughter of Alyson Bennett and Stephen Latour .

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2005-06: Led RIT in scoring with 14 goals, 16 assists and 30 points in 25 games …recorded 11 goals and four assists during a nine-game point scoring streak …tallied her first collegiate hat trick and added an assist in a win over Salve Regina …scored three points (a goal and two assists) the next night …earned ECAC East second team honors …named the RIT Female Athlete of the Week twice …named the Rochester Area College Athletics Athlete of the Week, Jan . 10 …named ECAC East Player of the Week …recorded six multiple- point games …scored at least one point in 20 of 25 games . 9 2004-05: Played in all 27 games …named the RIT Rookie of the Year …scored 11 goals and added nine assists for 20 points …tallied a season-high four points by scoring two goals and two assists versus Isabelle Richard, Assistant Captain Castleton State …tallied two goals, including the overtime game- 5-8, Junior, Forward, Malarctic, Quebec (National Sports Academy) winner, and added an assist in a wild 6-5 win over Utica …scored her first collegiate goal in a 6-3 win over SUNY Cortland …tallied four Season GP G A PTS multiple point games …named ECAC East Rookie of the Week and 2004-05 27  9 20 RIT Co-Female Athlete of the Week, Feb . 20 …tallied a team-high 2005-06 2  6 0 four game-winning goals . Totals 52 25 25 50 Before RIT: Played at the National Sports Academy …recorded 33 points, 2003-04 …team captain and MVP, 2003-04 . Personal: Environmental science major …born June 23, 1985, in Vald’or, Quebec …daughter of Diane Vaillancourt and Maurice Richard .

2005-06: Appeared in all 25 games …scored seven goals and added five assists …tallied two goals in a 6-3 win over New England Col- lege …scored a goal and added an assist in a win over MIT, Jan . 14 …added a power-play goal against Salve Regina . 2004-05: Played in 25 games …scored one goal and added an assist …scored her lone goal and was a plus-3 in an 8-0 win over Castleton State …picked up an assist versus SUNY Plattsburgh . 2003-04: Played in just six games before an injury cut her season short …scored a goal and added an assist …scored her lone goal of 17 the year against Salve Regina . 2002-03: Tremendous rookie season …started the season on fire with at least one point in her first 10 games (7-10-17) …scored her first Kaley Ostanek collegiate goal in a win over Buffalo State …ranked as the top-scor- 5-5, Senior, Forward, Binghamton, N.Y. (Ithaca Shooting Stars) ing rookie in the nation in December …finished with 27 points (10 goals and 17 assists) in 27 games . Season GP G A PTS 2002-03 27 0 7 27 Before RIT: Played for the Ithaca Shooting Stars and attended 2003-04 6   2 Susquehanna Valley High School . 2004-05 2   2 Personal: Also plays lacrosse for the Tigers …civil engineering tech- 2005-06 25 7  2 nology major …born May 10, 1984, in Binghamton, N .Y . …daughter Totals 83 19 24 43 of Karen and Frank Ostanek .

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Career: Third in career save percentage ( .925), tied for fourth in wins (23) and fourth in goals against average (2 .12) in all-time Tiger history . 2005-06: Recorded a 10-4 record in 18 games …recorded two shutouts …stopped 27 shots in win over St . Anselm’s …tied a career-high 52 saves at Utica … needed only 11 saves to shut out Southern Maine … named ECAC East Goaltender of Week, Dec . 10 …named to the ECAC East All-Academic team for her outstanding work in the classroom . 2004-05: Finished tied for the team lead with nine wins …made 19 saves in a 7-0 shut-out win over St . Michael’s …stopped 37 of 38 shots against Manhattanville …named USCHO .com/ITECH Defensive 1 Player of the Week, Jan . 23 …earned ECAC East Goaltender of the Week twice …RIT Female Athlete of the Week, Jan . 23 …named to the ECAC East All-Academic Team . Nicki Werner 2003-04: Played in four games, and emerged with a perfect 4-0 record 5-6, Senior, Goaltender, Quakertown, Pa. (Princeton Tiger Lilies) …recorded a 0 .99 goals against average and .961 save percentage … Season GP MIN GA SV SP GAA REC SO stopped 98-of-102 shots …single-handedly stonewalled Utica, finish- 2003-0  2  98 .961 0.99 -0-0  ing with 52 saves …recorded her first career win, stopping 10 shots, 2004-0  820 29  .922 2.12 9-5-0  versus Salve Regina …picked up her first shutout, over St . Michael’s . 2005-06 8 9 7 26 .920 2. 0-4-0 2 Before RIT: Played for the Princeton Tiger Lilies …was National Skills Totals 36 1977 70 867 .925 2.12 23-9-0 4 Competition winner at national tournament …played in two AWHL All-Star games . Personal: Chemistry major …born Aug . 4, 1985, in Doylestown, Pa . …daughter of Kathy and Robert Werner .

Career: Among the top-10 all-time in RIT history in virtually every goaltending category . 2005-06: Appeared in 12 games, winning five …… earned ECAC East Goaltender of the Week honors …recorded two shutouts, giv- ing her six in just two seasons …stopped 19 shots in a shutout of Salve Regina …blanked St . Michael’s three weeks later with a 22-save performance …made a career-high 47 saves against Manhattanville …named to the ECAC East All-Academic Team for her outstanding work in the classroom . 2004-05: Made an immediate impact, playing in and starting 14 11 games …recorded a 2 .09 goals against average and .909 save percent- age …recorded four shutouts …made 16 saves in her first career win, blanking Holy Cross 5-0 …stopped a season-high 37 shots in a 6-5 Breanna Dobbe overtime win over Utica …finished with a 9-3-1 record …shutout 5-10, Junior, Goaltender, Poway, Calif. (Connecticut Polar Bears) Southern Maine, Castleton State and St . Michael’s in addition to Holy Cross …won seven straight starts from Jan . 29 to Feb . 26 …al- Season GP MIN GA SV SP GAA REC SO lowed two or fewer goals nine times . 2004-0  806 28 281 .909 2.09 9-3-  2005-06 2 603 24 237 .908 2.39 -6-0 2 Before RIT: Played for the 2004 National Champion Connecticut Totals 26 1409 52 518 .909 2.22 14-9-1 6 Polar Bears and Pomfret Prep School …22-2-2 record at Pomfret . Personal: Photography major …born June 10, 1985, in Oceanside, Calif . …daughter of Judi Elliott .

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2005-06: Appeared in all 25 games …scored eight goals and added seven assists …tallied a goal in four consecutive games, Jan . 14 to Jan . 29 …recorded a career-high four assists in a win over Salve Regina … scored a goal and added an assist in a win over Castleton St . …added one power-play goal …named to the ECAC East All-Academic Team for her outstanding work in the classroom . 2004-05: Played in all 27 games …scored three goals and added 10 assists for 13 points …scored her first collegiate goal versus SUNY Plattsburgh …recorded her first collegiate multiple-point game with 18 a goal and an assist in a win over New England College …recorded two assists in a 7-1 win over MIT . Becky Jaiven Before RIT: Played for Culver Academy …also played lacrosse at Culver . 5-3, Junior, Forward, Holland, Mich. (Culver Academy) Personal: Also plays lacrosse for the Tigers …biomedical engineering major …born June 6, 1986, in Saratoga, N .Y . …daughter of Kathy Season GP G A PTS and Jerry Jaiven . 2004-05 27  0  2005-06 25 8 7  Totals 52 11 17 28

2005-06: Saw time at both defense and forward for the Tigers …scored four goals and added eight assists …scored two goals and added an assist in a win over Southern Maine …led the squad with 85 penalty minutes, which also set a Tiger single-season record … had two assists in wins over New England College, and St . Michael’s . 2004-05: Played in all 27 games …tallied three goals and two assists for five points …scored her first collegiate goal, a game-winner in a 5-0 win over Holy Cross …also scored against SUNY Cortland, and Southern Maine . 8 Before RIT: Played for the Hamilton Junior Hawks . Personal: Criminal justice major …born May 15, 1986, in Stoney Sarah Wilson Creek, Ontario …daughter of Mercedes and Jim Wilson . 5-10, Junior, Defense, Stoney Creek, Ontario (Hamilton Jr. Hawks)

Season GP G A PTS 2004-05 27  2  2005-06 2  8 2 Totals 52 7 10 17

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2005-06: Led RIT with three game-win- 2005-06 Season: Lone Tiger defense- ning goals …picked up two assists in man to play all 25 games …scored a her second collegiate game, a win over goal and added nine assists …tallied Southern Maine …tallied four goals and her first collegiate goal and added an two assists during a four-game point- assist in a victory over St . Michael’s scoring streak …scored her first colle- …recorded a point in four consecutive giate goal against Castleton St . …scored games, Dec . 10 to Jan . 7 . two goals against Salve Regina . Before RIT: Played for Little Caesars Before RIT: Helped lead Pacific Steelers under-19 squad for Coach Todd Kesler to the league championship twice …recorded 12 goals and six assists for … tallied seven goals and 21 assists for 18 points in 2004-05 . 28 points in her final season . Personal: Mechanical engineering Personal: Criminal justice major …born technology major …born Oct . 9, 1987, Sept . 29, 1986, in Abbotsford, British in Oakville, Ontario …daughter of 19 Columbia …daughter of Diana and Ken Lisa and Alan Cooper . 22 Birch . Dayna Birch Courtenay Cooper 5-10, Sophomore, Forward, Abbotsford, BC (Pacific Steelers) 5-8, Sophomore, Defense, Oakville, Ontario (Little Caesars AAA) Season GP G A PTS Season GP G A PTS 2005-06 23 6  0 2005-06 2  9 0 Totals 23 6 4 10 Totals 25 1 9 10

2005-06: Named to the ECAC East All- 2005-06: Played in all 25 games … Tournament team …tied for the team scored two goals and added two assists lead with 14 goals …finished third on …scored her first collegiate goal in her the squad with 26 points …scored team- second game, a short-handed tally in a best four power-play goals …scored win over Southern Maine …scored the two goals in her first game …had three game-winning goal and added an assist points in a game twice …scored twice in in a win over St . Michael’s . the ECAC East semifinal …RIT Female Before RIT: Played for the Northwood Athlete of the Week, Mar . 6 …recorded School for four seasons …assistant seven multiple-point games . captain in 2004-05 . Before RIT: Played for Durham Light- Personal: Also plays lacrosse for the ning …named team MVP in 2005 . Tigers …packaging science major Personal: Liberal arts exploration major …born Sept . 22, 1987, in Plattsburgh, …born Oct . 23, 1987, in Oshawa, On- N .Y . …daughter of Elanor and Rick 4 tario …daughter of Sandra and Frank Young . 20 Geypens . Maegan Geypens Jerica Young 5-6, Sophomore, Forward, Oshawa, Ontario (Durham Lightning) 5-8, Sophomore, Forward, Jay, N.Y. (Northwood School)

Season GP G A PTS Season GP G A PTS 2005-06 2  2 26 2005-06 25 2 2  Totals 25 14 12 26 Totals 25 2 2 4

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Before RIT: Played two seasons at SUNY Before RIT: Played for ECAC East Cortland …tallied 17 goals and 17 as- rival Manhattanville …recorded 15 sists in 43 games …scored eight goals goals and nine assists in just 13 games and added three assists for 11 points in …named the ECAC East Tournament 23 games a year ago …in 2004-05, she Most Outstanding Player …earned led the team with 23 points (nine goals, ECAC East Player of the Week honors, 14 assists) in 20 games …first woman Jan . 18 …played the 2004-05 season to ever score a goal in the Flyers Cup for the Uxbridge Tigers …scored 27 while playing for Hatboro Horsham goals and added 23 assists …also at- High School …also played for the North tended National Sports Academy . American Hockey Academy . Personal: Undecided major …born Personal: Hospitality major …born June Oct . 11, 1986, in Uxbridge, Ontario 3, 1986 in Philadelphia, Pa . …daughter …daughter of Tammy and Steve 14 of Lisa Silvestri . Nagymarosi . 10

Trish Silvestri Danielle Nagymarosi 5-5, Junior, Defense, Horsham, Pa. (Philadelphia Little Flyers) 5-5, Sophomore, Forward, Uxbridge, Ontario (Durham Lightning)

Before RIT: Played for the Princeton Before RIT: Played at Gilmour Tiger Lilies …assistant captain in 2005- Academy under former RIT women’s 06 …helped lead team to bronze medal hockey coach Rick Filighera …record- at U .S . National Tournament . ed 16 goals and added 24 assists for 40 Personal: ASL/English interpretation points, while maintaining a plus-52 major …born Oct . 25, 1987, in rating in 39 games in 2005-06 …team Flemington, N .J . …daughter of Stevetta captain …had 119 points in 160 games Lindabery and Robert Campi . at Gilmour …also played tennis and soccer at Gilmour . Personal: Engineering exploration major …born Nov . 9, 1987, in Mayfield, Ohio …daughter of Denise 16 and Charles Hall . 7

Brianne Campi Melissa Hall 5-8, Freshman, Defense, Flemington, N.J. (Princeton Tiger Lilies) 5-5, Freshman, Forward, Chesterland, Ohio (Gilmour Academy)

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Before RIT: Played for the PSA Chaos Before RIT: Canterbury High School …tallied 12 goals and 14 assists in 26 captain in 2003-04 …played three games in 2005-06 …named MVP of seasons at Canterbury before moving several different tournaments …part of to the Groton School in Massachusetts team that won the 2004 Alberta Winter …played two years at Groton . Games Gold Medal . Personal: Film and animation major Personal: Business major …born Nov . …born Dec . 15, 1987, in Ottawa, On- 17, 1988, in Calgary, Alberta …daughter tario …daughter of Cheryl Hess and of Yasmin and Jim Irani . Colin McInnes . 5 26

Shireen Irani Kaitlyn McInnes 5-4, Freshman, Forward, Calgary, Alberta (PSA Chaos) 5-3, Freshman, Defense, Ottawa, Ontario (Groton School)

Before RIT: Captain of the under-19 Before RIT: Lady Monarchs captain Ithaca Shooting Stars for two seasons … …led the squad to two under-19 Tier scored 35 goals and added 35 assists in II state championships …also played 2005-06 …netted 67 goals and recorded for the Concord High School club 58 assists in two seasons for Ithaca . team …made the Make-A-Wish All- Personal: Electrical engineering major Star Team . …born Dec . 31, 1987, in Syracuse, N .Y . Personal: Nutrition management …daughter of Cynthia and Donald major …born July 14, 1988, in Man- McPherson . chester, N .H . …daughter of Karen and Marc Noel . 24 21

Emily McPherson Stephanie Noel 5-4, Freshman, Forward, Pembroke, N.H. 5-5, Freshman, Forward, Pompey, N.Y. (Ithaca Shooting Stars) (Manchester Lady Monarchs)

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Rochester Institute of Technology

Before RIT: Played for the Wisconsin Before RIT: Played for two-time Wild under-19 AAA hockey team under NCAA Division III champion Head Coach Cam Cook …also played varsity Coach Jamie Wood and the Warner soccer at Cedarburg High School . Warriors in 2005-06 …recorded a 2 .23 Personal: Liberal arts exploration major goals against average and .914 save per- …born Dec . 31, 1987, in Milwaukee, centage …helped lead Warner to the Wis . …daughter of Nancy and Bruce Alberta Major Midget Female Hockey Prom . League …also attended Holy Spirit High School in Newfoundland, where she also played rugby and softball . Personal: Mechanical engineering ma- jor …born May 30, 1988 in St . John’s, Newfoundland …daughter of Joan 3 and Leo Quigley . 35

Kelley Prom Karen Quigley 5-5, Freshman, Goalie, Conception Bay South, Newfoundland 5-5, Freshman, Forward, Grafton, Wis. (Wisconsin Wild) (Warner Warriors)

The 2006-07 RIT women’s hockey team would like to acknowledge Maurice Richard and Ferme Avicole Paul Richard & Fils Inc. in Quebec for donating the orange Tiger jersey nameplates. The women would also like to thank Mercedes and Jim Wilson for donating the white Tiger jersey nameplates. All-Time Coaching Records Year W L T Glenn Collins 48 40 5 Rick Filighera 24 9 2 Dich Gordon 0 2 0 1983-1984 5 8 0 1995-96 13 4 1 1975-1976 0 2 0 1984-1985 8 2 0 1996-97 11 5 1 Dich Gordon/Skip Blicker 1985-1986 9 7 1 Bob Filighera 11 6 3 0 10 1 1986-1987 8 9 1 1997-98 11 6 3 1976-1977 0 10 1 1987-1988 9 8 1 Rob Scuteri 79 28 14 Bob Green 11 19 0 1988-1989 9 7 2 1998-99 14 5 3 1977-1978 1 8 0 Jon Poulakis 2 10 2 1999-00 12 5 5 1978-1979 6 4 0 1989-90 2 10 2 2000-01 14 6 3 1979-1980 4 7 0 Julie Handzel 26 49 3 2001-02 21 4 2 Tosh Farrell 14 13 2 1990-91 6 10 0 2002-03 18 8 1 1980-1981 6 5 2 1991-92 6 9 1 Mike Grainsky 49 26 3 1981-1982 8 8 0 1992-93 4 7 2 2003-04 16 8 2 Bill Germond 3 9 1 1993-94 4 12 0 2004-05 18 8 1 1982-1983 3 9 1 1994-95 6 11 0 2005-06 15 10 0 Totals 267 222 36

12 Seventeen ECAC Tournament Appearances Player Profiles 2005-06 Results/Stats

2006-07 Women’s Ice Hockey

PLAYER GP G A PTS PPG PP SH GW PEN/MIN Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Isabelle Richard 25 14 15 30 1 .20 3 0 1 5/10 Nov. 5 *Southern Maine W, 4-1 1-0-0 1-0-0 Brittany Davies 24 10 18 28 1 .16 2 0 1 4/8 Nov. 6 *Southern Maine W, 8-0 2-0-0 2-0-0 Maegan Geypens 25 14 12 26 1 .08 4 0 2 16/32 Nov . 9 Buffalo State L, 1-3 2-1-0 2-0-0 Jessica Ciaramella 24 10 11 21 .920 2 1 2 7/14 Nov . 12 *UMass Boston W, 3-2 3-1-0 3-0-0 Stacey McConnell 20 7 14 21 1 .10 2 0 2 10/20 Nov . 13 *UMass Boston W, 4-3(OT) 4-1-0 4-0-0 Nicole Gedney 25 3 15 18 .720 0 1 0 3/6 Dec. 3 *New England W, 6-3 5-1-0 5-0-0 Becky Jaiven 25 8 7 15 .600 1 0 0 6/12 Dec. 4 *New England W, 4-3 6-1-0 6-0-0 Kaley Ostanek 25 7 5 12 .480 1 0 1 12/24 Dec . 9 SUNY Plattsburgh L, 0-7 6-2-0 6-0-0 Allison Bernstein 24 5 7 12 .520 0 0 1 3/6 Dec. 10 *Castleton State W, 7-1 7-2-0 7-0-0 Sarah Wilson 25 4 8 12 .480 2 0 0 37/85 Dec. 11 *Castleton State W, 2-0 8-2-0 8-0-0 Dayna Birch 23 6 4 10 .435 1 0 3 8/16 Jan. 6 *Salve Regina W, 8-1 9-2-0 9-0-0 35 Courtenay Cooper 25 1 9 10 .400 0 0 0 31/62 Jan. 7 *Salve Regina W, 10-0 10-2-0 10-0-0 Lindsay Latour 25 3 4 7 .280 2 0 1 16/32 Jan . 11 Utica L, 2-3 10-3-0 10-0-0 Kiersten Shinrock 17 1 5 6 .353 0 0 0 3/6 Jan. 14 *MIT W, 9-1 11-3-0 11-0-0 Samantha Bergan 19 1 4 5 .263 1 0 0 5/10 Jan . 22 Wilfred Laurier L, 0-4 11-3-0 11-0-0 Jerica Young 25 2 2 4 .160 0 1 1 2/4 Jan. 25 Hamilton L, 2-3 11-4-0 11-0-0 Chandra Baker 18 1 2 3 .167 1 0 0 Jan. 28 *St. Michaels W, 8-1 12-4-0 12-0-0 Chelsea Palmer 23 1 2 3 .130 0 0 0 3/6 Jan. 29 *St. Michaels W, 5-0 13-4-0 13-0-0 Kathryn Reinhold 19 1 1 2 .105 0 0 0 2/4 Jan . 31 Elmira L, 2-5 13-5-0 13-0-0 Rachel Chrash 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Feb . 4 *St . Anselm’s W, 2-0 14-5-0 14-0-0 Breanna Dobbe 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1/2 Feb . 5 *St . Anselm’s L, 1-6 14-6-0 14-1-0 Nicki Werner 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1/2 Feb . 11 *Manhattanville L, 2-6 14-7-0 14-2-0 Bench 2/4 Feb . 13 *Manhattanville L, 1-4 14-8-0 14-3-0 RIT 25 99 146 245 ---- 22 3 15 178/367 Feb. 17 *Holy Cross L, 2-3 14-9-0 14-4-0 Opponents 25 61 86 147 ---- 20 3 10 141/290 Feb. 18 *Holy Cross W, 3-1 15-9-0 15-4-0 Mar . 4 ^New England L, 3-4(OT) 15-10-0 15-4-0 *ECAC East Contests ^ECAC East Semifinal

GOALIE GP W L T W/L PCT. MIN SOG SV SAVE PCT. GA AVG. SO Nicki Werner 18 10 4 0 .714 913:48 463 426 .920 37 2 .43 2 Breanna Dobbe 12 5 6 0 .455 602:47 261 237 .908 24 2 .39 2 Empty Net 3 2:34 0 0 .00 RIT 25 15 10 0 .600 1519:09 724 663 .916 61 2 .41 5 Opponent 25 10 15 0 .400 1519:09 812 713 .878 99 3 .91 1

SCORING BY PERIODS SHOTS ON GOAL TEAM POWER-PLAY PEN. KILL 1 2 3 OT Total 1 2 3 OT Total RIT 17/93 - 18 .3% 117/132 - 88 .6% RIT 30 33 35 1 99 RIT 272 265 267 8 812 Opp . 15/132 - 11 .4% 76/93 - 81 .7% Opp . 24 15 21 1 61 Opp . 249 222 242 11 724

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Rochester Institute of Technology

Record vs. Opponents Princeton 2 6 2 93-94 88-89 1996-97 (Bowdoin 7, RIT 4) Last Last Providence 1 17 0 94-95 88-89 1997-98 (Wesleyan 2, RIT 1; 2OT) Opponent W L T Played Won Queens Univ . 0 6 0 93-94 93-94 1998-99 (Rensselaer 3, RIT 0) Amherst 5 0 0 00-01 00-01 Rensselaer 13 6 4 04-05 02-03 1999-00 (Middlebury 5, RIT 0) Assabet 0 1 0 90-91 —— Roch . Jr . Amerks 0 0 1 01-02 —— 2001-02 (RIT 15, MIT 0) Bates 1 0 0 98-99 98-99 Roch . Women 2 4 0 79-80 79-80 (RIT 2, Southern Maine 1) Bowdoin 6 4 1 00-01 95-96 Sacred Heart 4 2 1 02-03 02-03 (Manhattanville 4, RIT 3) SUNY Brockport 2 1 0 78-79 78-79 St . Anselm’s 1 2 0 05-06 05-06 2002-03 (RIT 4, Union 2) Brown 3 5 1 94-95 91-92 St . Lawrence 13 21 2 97-98 90-91 (Manhattanville 4, RIT 0) Boston College 2 0 0 94-95 94-95 St . Michaels 10 0 0 05-06 05-06 2003-04 (UMass-Boston 6, RIT 4) Buffalo State 6 1 1 05-06 03-04 Salve Regina 10 0 0 05-06 05-06 2004-05 (RIT 3, Southern Maine 2) Castleton St . 3 0 0 05-06 05-06 Southern Maine 9 3 2 05-06 05-06 (RPI 5, RIT 2) Clarkson 4 6 1 84-85 84-85 Toronto 1 2 0 93-94 86-87 2005-06 (New England College 4, RIT 3 OT) Colby 7 3 0 00-01 92-93 Trinity 2 0 0 00-01 00-01 Colgate 13 1 2 00-01 98-99 UCONN 1 0 0 00-01 00-01 Team Records Concordia 1 1 0 89-90 89-90 UMass-Boston 4 1 0 05-06 05-06 Best Won/Loss Season Connecticut 4 0 0 01-02 01-02 Union 7 2 0 02-03 02-03 21-4-2, 2001-02 ( 815). Cornell 8 12 1 94-95 94-95 Utica 3 1 0 05-06 04-05 Most Wins, Season Cortland 8 8 0 04-05 04-05 Vermont 6 1 4 00-01 96-97 21, 2001-02 (21-4-2) Dartmouth 1 3 0 94-95 89-90 Waterloo 1 0 0 04-05 04-05 Most Consecutive Wins Elmira 0 4 0 05-06 ------Wesleyan 3 3 1 00-01 00-01 12, 2001-02 (21-4-2) Guelph 1 0 1 88-89 88-89 Wilfrid Laurier 0 1 0 05-06 ------Most Losses, Season Hamilton 26 4 1 05-06 02-03 Williams 5 0 0 00-01 00-01 12, 1993-94 (4-12-0) Harvard 5 6 1 94-95 90-91 Yale 3 0 0 94-95 94-95 Most Consecutive Losses Holy Cross 9 3 0 05-06 05-06 York 0 1 0 93-94 ------12, 1975-77 Ithaca 4 4 1 80-81 80-81 Most Goals, Game Maine 2 0 1 97-98 97-98 22, 2/2/86 vs . William Smith (22-1) Manhattanville 2 10 1 05-06 04-05 Times in ECAC Playoffs: 17 Most Goals, Season MIT 9 0 0 05-06 05-06 (overall record 6-14) 174, 2001-02 (21-4-2) McMaster 1 3 1 87-88 87-88 1985-86 (Providence 1, RIT 0) Most Assists, Game Middlebury 1 9 0 01-02 94-95 1986-87 (Northeastern 1, RIT 0) 33, 1985-86 vs . William Smith (22-1) Neumann 2 0 0 03-04 03-04 1987-88 (Providence 5, RIT 2) Most Assists, Season New England 7 2 0 05-06 05-06 1988-89 (RIT 4, St . Lawrence 3) 236, 2001-02 (21-4-2) New Hampshire 0 12 0 94-95 93-94 1989-90 (SLU 5, RIT 1) Most Points, Game Niagara 0 1 0 98-99 —— 1990-91 (SLU 4, RIT 3) 55, 1985-86 vs . William Smith (22-1) Northeastern 0 13 1 94-95 —— 1991-92 (SLU 4, RIT 2) Most Points, Season SUNY Oswego 10 6 0 84-85 84-85 1995-96 (RIT 5, Bowdoin 3) 410, 2001-02 (21-4-2) SUNY Plattsburgh 0 3 0 05-06 —— (Middlebury 5, RIT 0) Times in ECAC Playoffs SUNY Potsdam 0 10 0 82-83 —— 17 (overall record 6-14)

RIT Tigers Achieved Team Statistics National Ranking Overall Record ECAC Record Sho. Goals for National Goals Ag. National 05-06 - 15-10-0 15-4-0 5 11th 15th 04-05 10th 18-8-1 15-4-0 5 11th 13th 03-04 - 16-8-2 11-5-1 5 13th 8th 02-03 - 18-8-1 12-7-1 7 9th 7th 01-02 7th 24-4-2 14-2-2 14 1st 1st 00-01 10th 14-6-3 9-6-3 8 6th 7th 99-00 8th 12-4-5 9-3-5 11 2nd 8th

14 Seventeen ECAC Tournament Appearances Records

2006-07 Women’s Ice Hockey

RIT All-Time Leading Scorers Saves Player G A Pts. 66 Laurie Davis, 12/10/82 vs . Clarkson Alysia Park 79 74 153 Kasie Strong 53 83 136 Individual Season Records Jen Gorczynski 66 61 127 Goals 27 Alyssa Park, 2002-03 Kendra Bredlau 48 64 112 Assists 42 Colleen Baude, 2001-02 Janet Testa 51 47 98 Points 68 Colleen Baude, 2001-02 Colleen Baude 40 52 92 (26 goals 42 assists) Carrie Greco 40 50 90 PP Goals 6 Five players Maria Lewis 41 49 90 SH Goals 7 Colleen Baude, 2001-02 Bettijane Morgan 33 52 85 GW Goals 6 Jen Gorczynski, 2001-02 Sandy Payne 40 41 81 Alysia Park, 2003-04 Amy Thompson 35 44 79 Pen. Min. 85 Sarah Wilson, 2005-06 Tina Bessette 53 23 76 Goalie Games 27 Elaine Vonderembse, Marie Signor 41 34 75 2002-03 Rebecca Grandy 44 29 73 Minutes Played 1,385 Elaine Vonderembse, Margaret Dumiak 35 37 72 2002-03 Katie Obyc 27 45 72 Wins 19 Elaine Vonderembse, Jennie Nicholas 23 49 72 2001-02 Dodi Rabinovitz 24 44 68 Lowest GAA 1 .01 Elaine Vonderembse, Cheryl Bourgeois 26 41 67 2001-02 Erin Topley 29 37 66 Saves 551 Elaine Vonderembse, Shelley Moore 21 44 65 2003-04 Junior Goaltender Breanna Dobbe Lucy Goodwin 33 30 63 Save Percentage .954 Melissa Norris, 1999-00 Jessica Rogers 27 35 62 Shutouts 8 Elaine Vonderembse, Nicole Gedney 21 39 60 2001-02 Lisa Gentile 25 34 59 Wendy Stibitz 19 37 56 Individual Career Records Wendy Wright 22 33 55 Games Played 107 Chelsea Johnson, Lori Steck 26 25 51 2001-05 Isabelle Richard 25 25 50 Goals 79 Alyssa Park, 2001-05 Active players in bold Assists 83 Kasie Strong, 2001-05 Points 153 Alyssa Park, 2001-05 Individual Game Records PP Goals 16 Alysia Park, 2001-05 Goals SH Goals 7 Colleen Baude, 2000-02 5 Kasie Strong, 1/19/02 vs . MIT GW Goals 16 Alysia Park, 2001-05 5 Kim Eisenried, 1/9/85 vs . Hamilton Pen . Min . 147 Missy Priebe, 1992-95 Assists Goalie Games 82 Elaine Vonderembse, 6 Colleen Baude,2/23/02 vs . MIT 2000-04 6 Beth Perras, 2/2/86 vs . William Smith Minutes Played 4,263 Melissa Norris, 1997-01 Points Wins 52 Elaine Vonderembse, 8 Kasie Strong, 1/19/02 vs . MIT 2000-04 8 Colleen Baude, 1/19/02 vs . MIT Lowest GAA 1 .56 Melissa Norris, 1997-01 8 Dodi Rabinovitz, 2/20/82 Saves 1,789 Melissa Norris, 1997-01 vs . SUNY Oswego Save Percentage .941 Melissa Norris, 1997-01 Pen. Min. Shutouts 14 Melissa Norris, 1997-01 17 Jen Gorczynski, 2/16/02 Elaine Vonderembse, vs . Sacred Heart 2000-04 Senior Forward Kaley Ostanek

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Rochester Institute of Technology

College of Applied Science and Technology Industrial and Systems Engineering Public Policy Engineering Technology -Ergonomics Option Urban and Community Studies -Civil -Information Systems Option -Computer -Manufacturing Option National Technical Institute for the Deaf -Electrical Mechanical Engineering Applied Computer Technology -Electrical/Mechanical -Aerospace Option Applied Optical Technology -Manufacturing -Automotive Option Applied Mechanical Technology -Mechanical -Bioengineering Option Art and Computer Design -Telecommunications -Energy and Environment Option ASL/English Interpretation Environmental Management Microelectronic Engineering Automation Technologies Facility Management -Applied Robotics Packaging Science College of Imaging Arts and Sciences -Semiconductor Technology School of Hospitality and Service Management School of Art Business Studies -Food Management -Fine Art Studio -Accounting Technology -Food Marketing and Distribution -Medical Illustration -Administrative Support Technology -Hotel/Resort Management School of Design -Business Technology -Nutrition Management -Graphic Design Computer-Aided Drafting Technology -Travel and Tourism Management -Industrial Design Computer-Integrated Marketing Technology Packaging Science -Interior Design Digital Imaging and Publishing Technology -New Media Design and Imaging Healthcare Billing and Coding Technology E. Philip Saunders College of Business School for American Crafts Laboratory Science Technology Accounting -Ceramics/Ceramic Sculpture Prebaccalaureate Studies Consumer Financial Services -Glass/Glass Sculpture Finance -Metals and Jewelry Design College of Science Graphic Media Marketing -Woodworking Biological Sciences International Business -Furniture Design -Biology Management School of Film and Animation -Biotechnology Management Information Systems -Film/Video/Animation -Bioinformatics Marketing -Digital Cinema Center for Imaging Science School of Photographic Arts and Sciences -Imaging Science B. Thomas Golisano College of -Advertising Photography Chemistry Computing and Information Sciences -Biomedical Photographic Communications -Biochemistry Applied Networking and -Fine Art Photography -Environmental Chemistry Option Systems Administration -Imaging and Photographic Technology -Polymer Chemistry Computer Science -Photojournalism Environmental Science Game Design and Development -Visual Media Mathematics and Statistics Information Technology School of Print Media -Applied Mathematics Medical Informatics -Accelerated BS/MS degree program -Applied Statistics New Media Information Technology -Graphic Media -Computational Mathematics Software Engineering -New Media Publishing Medical Sciences -Biomedical Sciences Kate Gleason College of Engineering College of Liberal Arts -Exercise Science Computer Engineering Advertising and Public Relations -Diagnostic Medical Sonography -Software Option Criminal Justice (Ultrasound) Electrical Engineering Economics -Physician Assistant -Computer Option International Studies -Premedical Studies -Biomedical Option Professional and Technical Communication Physics Psychology

16 Seventeen ECAC Tournament Appearances Facilities Rochester At A Glance

Explore the Finger Lakes and Lake Ontario From the wine country of the Finger Lakes (90-plus wineries) to the shores of Lake On- tario, Greater Rochester has a rich and vibrant character. You will find historic architecture, festivals and plenty of shopping, dining and entertainment options throughout the region. If you love the outdoors, there are parks, beaches, Rochester city skyline golf courses, ski resorts, mountains, gorges, lakes and streams to provide opportunities for High-tech industry, entertainment, history and recreation and sightseeing. RIT is also a proud culture, sports and recreation—you’ll find it all partner of the New York Wine & Culinary in Rochester. There are more than a dozen col- Center, located in nearby Canandaigua. leges and universities located in the area, where more than 60,000 undergraduate and graduate A sports town during any season students call Rochester “home.” RIT’s 1,300-acre Rochester is home to several professional sports Rochester Raging Rhino Connally Edozien campus is located in the suburbs, about six teams, including the Americans (ice hockey), miles from downtown. Red Wings (baseball), Knighthawks (indoor The Genesee River—one of the few north- lacrosse) and the Raging Rhinos (soccer). Each flowing rivers in the world—cuts through the summer, the Buffalo Bills training camp comes center of the city, where it tumbles 96 feet at to town. Rochester is also home to an annual High Falls before flowing into Lake Ontario. stop on the LPGA tour. World-ranked Oak Hill The Greater Rochester area is home to more Country Club also hosted the 2003 PGA Cham- than one million people, making it the third- pionship and has been the site of many other largest metropolitan area in New York State. major golf championships, including the U.S. First settled in the early 1800s, Rochester Open and Ryder Cup. quickly became the largest flour-producing city The editors of Baseball America magazine in the world. Today, the community is frequently recently voted Rochester the best minor league labeled the “World’s Imaging Center,” due in baseball town in the nation. Fan and commu- part to the corporate influence of Eastman nity support, a winning tradition and a classic Kodak, Xerox and Bausch & Lomb. The area stadium at Frontier Field contributed to this is also headquarters to high-profile companies top ranking. Rochester’s newest sports venue, like Wegmans Food Markets, Paychex and PAETEC Park, a 13,500-seat multipurpose Constellation Brands. Local companies export stadium, opened in the spring of 2006. more than $14 billion in products and services If that is not enough, you can always cheer Rochester Red Wing Ricky Barret to 165 countries annually—exceeding the on the Tigers, where RIT is home to 24 varsity exports of 40 other states in the nation. teams: www.ritathletics.com.

Frontier Field, home to the Rochester Red Wings PAETEC Park, home to the Rochester Raging Rhinos Former Rochester American Ryan Miller At A Glance

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