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Women's Weekly Release Pete Souris Assistant Commissioner WOMEN’S for Public Relations Hockey East Association WEEKLY 591 North Ave – #2 Wakefield, MA 01880 RELEASE Office: (781) 245-2122 www.HockeyEastOnline.com Cell: (603) 512-1166 [email protected] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2010 WEEKLY RELEASE #6 NO. 8 BC, NORTHEASTERN TAKE THREE POINTS; UNH SWEEPS NIAGARA ~No. 5 Boston University and Providence skate to 2-2 tie~ PURE HOCKEY PLAYER OF THE WEEK RECENT RESULTS Friday, October 29 #16 KELLI STACK, BOSTON COLLEGE (Senior Forward; Brooklyn Heights, Ohio) Vermont 1 at Northeastern 1 (OT) * Stack ended BC’s weekend series against UConn with four points (2g,2a). She scored a goal on Saturday and had a hand in all three goals on Sunday, scoring one and assisting on the No. 5 Boston U. 2 at Providence 2 (OT) * other two. She finished the weekend +3 rating and nine shots at New Hampshire 1, Niagara 0 (OT) on goal against the Huskies. Saturday, October 30 PRO AMBITIONS ROOKIE OF THE WEEK at Northeastern 4, Vermont 1* No. 8 Boston College 2 at Connecticut 2 (OT)* #34 ROXANNE DOUVILLE, VERMONT (Freshman Goaltender; Beloeil, Que.) at New Hampshire 2, Niagara 0 Douville stopped 43 saves on Friday earning her a 1-1 tie at Northeastern. She recorded 18 stops in the opening frame vs. the Huskies and tallied 15 Sunday, October 31 saves in the third period to help the Catamounts earn a point in the WHEA No. 8 at Boston College 3, Connecticut 0 * standings. WHEA CO-DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK UPCOMING GAMES Tuesday, November 2 #27 GENEVIEVE LACASSE, PROVIDENCE (Junior Goaltender; Scarborough, Ont.) Providence at Yale (7pm) Lacasse stopped 40 shots in Friday’s (10/29) 2-2 tie against No. 5 Boston University, including three in overtime. The goalie made several quality saves, including on a partial breakaway in Wednesday, November 3 the first period by Terrier Jenn Wakefield. She stopped 14 shots in the opening period and Boston College at Northeastern * (7pm) 13 in the third frame. WHEA CO-DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Saturday, November 6 Maine at Connecticut * (1pm) #36 LINDSEY MINTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE (Junior Goaltender; Richardson, Texas) Vermont at New Hampshire * (5pm) Minton stopped all 49 shots she faced in a two-game series against Niagara to backbone UNH Providence at Boston U. * (3pm) to 1-0 and 2-0 victories. She made a season-high 25 saves in the 1-0 overtime win. Minton Yale at Northeastern (2pm) kept Niagara off the scoresheet on all 11 power-play opportunities (16 shots). Sunday, November 7 WHEA TEAM OF THE WEEK Maine at Providence * (2pm) New Hampshire at Boston U. * (4pm) BOSTON COLLEGE EAGLES Vermont at Boston College * (5pm) The Eagles earned three points on the weekend in the home and home series with Con- necticut. BC skated to a 2-2 with the Huskies on Saturday at Freitas Ice Forum and followed All game times are EST that up with a 3-0 shutout vs. UConn on Sunday at Conte Forum. The Eagles out UConn, 77-41 on the weekend and the BC penalty kill was a perfect 9-for-9 in the two-game set. * denotes league games 2010-2011 WHEA STANDINGS Rk. Team GP W L T Pts Overall Conf. Off. Conf. Def. THE 9TH ANNUAL WHEA CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT 1. Boston College 4 3 0 1 7 6-0-2 4.00 (12) 1.00 (3) 2. Northeastern 2 1 0 1 3 6-1-2 2.50 (5) 1.00 (2) 3. New Hampshire 1 1 0 0 2 7-2-0 2.00 (2) 1.00 (1) 4. Boston University 1 0 0 1 1 6-1-1 2.00 (2) 2.00 (2) Providence 1 0 0 1 1 6-2-1 2.00 (2) 2.00 (2) Connecticut 3 0 2 1 1 1-7-1 1.00 (3) 2.33 (7) MARCH 5-6, 2011 Vermont 3 0 3 1 1 1-3-4 1.00 (3) 4.00 (12) at the highest remaining seed 8. Maine 0 0 0 0 0 4-4-0 0.00 (0) 0.00 (0) For more information visit www.hockeyeastonline.com BOSTON COLLEGE • BOSTON UNIVERSITY • UNIVERSITY of CONNECTICUT • UNIVERSITY of MAINE UNIVERSITY of NEW HAMPSHIRE • NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY • PROVIDENCE COLLEGE • UNIVERSITY of VERMONT HOCKEY EAST WEEKLY TOP PERFORMERS Kate Bacon, PC (Jr., F, Chanhassen, Minn.) Notched the game-tying goal in Friday’s 2-2 decision against No. 5 BU. Courtney Birchard, UNH (Sr., D, Mississauga, Ont.) Factored in both game-winning goals to lift UNH to a weekend sweep of Niagara. Melissa Bizzari, BC (Fr, F, Stowe, Vt.) Scored the tying goal in Saturday’s game to force an overtime and give BC a chance at a come-from-behind win. Brittany Esposito, NU (So., F, Edmonton, Alta.) Had a goal and assist against UVM on Saturday. She also assisted on NU’s lone goal in a 1-1 draw Friday. Alexandra Garcia, UConn (Jr., G, Pointe-Claire, Que.) Posted a .947 save percentage on the weekend, with 72 saves and just four goals against. Kristina Lavoie, UNH (Fonthill, On.) Assisted on the overtime game-winner in the first game of the series vs. Niagara, then scored on Saturday. Katie MacSorley, NU (Fr., F, Stratford, Ont.) Notched her sixth goal of the season in Saturday’s 4-1 win against Vermont. Rebecca Morse, PC (Fr., D, Westfield, N.J.) Scored her first collegiate goal in Friday’s 2-2 tie against Boston University. Molly Schaus, BC (Sr., G, Natick, Mass.) Made 39 saves this weekend, 16 on Saturday and 23 on Sunday. Florence Schelling, NU (Jr., G, Oberengstringen, Switz.) She made 25 saves in a 1-1 tie on Friday before she stopped 17 pucks in a 4-1 win Sunday. Jenn Wakefield, BU (Jr., F, Pickering, Ont.) Scored two goals on six shots in a 2-2 tie against Providence on Oct. 29. Peggy Wakeham, UVM (Sr., D, Bay Roberts, Nfld.) Recorded two goals on the weekend against NU to extend her goal-scoring streak to four games. Catherine Ward, BU (Gr., D, Montreal, Que.) Notched primary assists on both of the Terriers’ goals in a 2-2 at Providence on Oct. 29. Alyssa Wohlfeiler (Sr., F, Saugus, Calif.) Notched the Huskies’ lone goal in Friday’s 1-1 draw with UVM before she potted the game-winner on Saturday. CAREER FIRSTS/MILESTONES/WHO’S HOT? TEAM NOTES BOSTON UNIVERSITY TERRIERS Boston College: BC remains undefeated in WHEA conference play with three wins and one tie…after ARE ON A PROGRAM-best SEVEN-GAME unbeaten stREAK (6-0-1) tying Connecticut 2-2 BC rallied for Sunday’s 3-0 win…it was BC’s 10th win against Connecticut…the Eagles are undefeated at home this season…Molly Schaus recorded her 20th career shutout…Blake Bolden and LINDSEY Minton, UNH (RICHARDSON, TEXAS) Danielle Welch scored their second goals of the season after scoring their firsts last weekend…BC travels HAS YIELDED ONE GOAL OR LOSS IN FIVE OF SIX GAMES (0.98 GAA, .955 saVE%) to Northeastern on Wednesday, Nov. 3 for another Hockey East contest…The last time these two teams met, BC lost 7-4 on Jan. 11, 2010. Molly Schaus, BC (NATICK, MASS.) Boston University: The No. 5 Boston University women’s ice hockey team’s record moved to 6-1-1 fol- RECORDED HER 20TH caREER SHUTOUT AND 62ND WIN ON SUNDAY lowing a 2-2 tie against Providence…With their tie against the Friars, the Terriers set a program record with a seven-game unbeaten streak…BU is 5-9-2 all-time against Providence and 1-7-1 at Schneider Arena…Junior Florence SchellinG, NU (OBERENSTRINGEN, SWITZERLAND) Jenn Wakefield (10g,5a) has registered at least one point in each game this season…Freshman goaltender OWNS A 4-0-1 IN HER last FIVE staRts WITH A 1.38 GAA, .943 saVE PERcentage Kerrin Sperry continued her stellar play between the pipes as she improved her record to 5-0-1 on the season…Boston University will return to action next week and conclude their home-and-home series with KERRIN Sperry, BU (NORTH READING, MASS.) Providence on Sat. (Nov. 6). The Terriers will also face host New Hampshire on Sunday (Nov. 7). IS unbeaten IN HER FIRst SIX COLLEGIate staRts (5-0-1) University of Connecticut: UConn is now 75-66-24 all-time in Hockey East play and 39-28-16 in the Mark Edward Freitas Ice Forum...The Huskies are now 13-9-7 against Boston College all-time... KELLI Stack, BC (BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, OHIO) Alexandra Garcia posted 72 saves over the weekend and now has 1,139 career saves ranking fourth in SHE HAS SCORED A GOAL IN SEVEN OUT OF EIGHT GAMES SO faR THIS SEASON the UConn record books. With her assist against BC on Saturday, freshman Taylor Gross is now tied for the team lead with five points on the season...The freshmen class leads the Huskies with six goals (50% JENN WAKEFIELD, BU (PICKERING, ONT.) of the UConn total), six assists (30%) and 12 points (37%)...Jennifer Chaisson ranks fourth on the career (10G, 5A) HAS REGIsteRED at least ONE POINT IN each GAME THIS SEASON. assists chart with 46 and seventh on the career points chart with 68 so far this season. PEGGY WAKEHAM, VERMONT (BAY ROBERTS, NFLD.) University of Maine: Maine was off this weekend after playing six of their first eight games at home this year…Sophomore Brittany Dougherty (Chesterfield, Mich.) leads Maine this year as she has EXTENDED HER GOAL-SCORING stREAK TO FOUR GAMES OVER THE WEEKEND six goals and seven assists for 13 points.
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