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WCHA ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Name 2015-16 WCHA WOMEN’S MEDIA GUIDE & RECORD BOOK WCHA ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Name .............................................Season Name .............................................Season BEMIDJI STATE Jackie Robertson...............................2008-09 Hanna Moher ...................................2014-15 Name .............................................Season Erin Babineau ...................................2009-10 Brittni Mowat ...................................2014-15 Katie Anderson .................................2000-01 Annie Bauerfeld ................................2009-10 Ciscely Nelson ...................................2014-15 Jessica Bina .......................................2000-01 Erin Cody ..........................................2009-10 Kaitlyn Tougas ...................................2014-15 Bre Dedrickson .................................2000-01 Frances Dorr .....................................2009-10 Whitney Wivoda ...............................2014-15 Kaisa Brehmer ..................................2001-02 Emily Erickson ...................................2009-10 Anik Cote ..........................................2001-02 Alana McElhinney .............................2009-10 Bre Dedrickson .................................2001-02 Jackie Robertson...............................2009-10 MINNESOTA Name .............................................Season Guylaine Hache ................................2001-02 Zuzana Tomcikova .............................2009-10 Angela Borek ....................................1999-00 Betsy Hegland ...................................2001-02 Montana Vichorek ............................2009-10 Winny Brodt .....................................1999-00 Alicia Kinsman ..................................2001-02 Marlee Wheelhouse .........................2009-10 Emily Buchholz .................................1999-00 Lisa Peters .........................................2001-02 Lauren Williams ................................2009-10 Shannon Kennedy .............................1999-00 Lil Raynard ........................................2001-02 Molly Arola .......................................2010-11 Erica Killewald...................................1999-00 Andrea Carlson .................................2002-03 Annie Bauerfeld ................................2010-11 Crystal Nicholas ................................1999-00 Anik Cote ..........................................2002-03 Erin Cody ..........................................2010-11 Kris Scholz .........................................1999-00 Guylaine Hache ................................2002-03 Emily Erickson ...................................2010-11 Laura Slominski .................................1999-00 Betsy Hegland ...................................2002-03 Jamie Hatheway ...............................2010-11 Gwen Anderson ................................2000-01 Alicia Kinsman ..................................2002-03 Kimberly Lieder ................................2010-11 Angela Borek ....................................2000-01 Ashley Medori ..................................2002-03 Sadie Lundquist ................................2010-11 Emily Buchholz .................................2000-01 Lisa Peters .........................................2002-03 Alana McElhinney .............................2010-11 Ronda Curtin .....................................2000-01 Lill Raynard .......................................2002-03 Mackenzie Thurston .........................2010-11 Erica Killewald...................................2000-01 Jenny Schnickel .................................2002-03 Zuzana Tomcikova .............................2010-11 Kris Scholz .........................................2000-01 Mandy Bambrough ...........................2003-04 Montana Vichorek ............................2010-11 Laura Slominski .................................2000-01 Anik Cote ..........................................2003-04 Erika Wheelhouse .............................2010-11 Gwen Anderson ................................2001-02 Guylaine Hache ................................2003-04 Marlee Wheelhouse .........................2010-11 Kelsey Bills ........................................2001-02 Jill Luebke .........................................2003-04 Abby Williams ...................................2010-11 Melissa Coulombe ............................2001-02 Ashley Medori ..................................2003-04 Lauren Williams ................................2010-11 Ronda Curtin .....................................2001-02 Cassi Petsch ......................................2003-04 Molly Arola .......................................2011-12 Tracy Engstrom .................................2001-02 Jenny Schnickel .................................2003-04 Allie Duellman ..................................2011-12 Cecilia Retelle ...................................2001-02 Laura Lankton ...................................2004-05 Alex Ehlert ........................................2011-12 Laura Slominski .................................2001-02 Jill Luebke .........................................2004-05 Emily Erickson ...................................2011-12 Gwen Anderson ................................2002-03 Asley Medori ....................................2004-05 Sadie Lundquist ................................2011-12 Kelsey Bills ........................................2002-03 Kate Robinson ...................................2004-05 Alana McElhinney .............................2011-12 Winny Brodt .....................................2002-03 Jenny Schnickel .................................2004-05 Emily McKnight .................................2011-12 Melissa Coulombe ............................2002-03 Nina Ziegenhals ................................2004-05 Zuzana Tomcikova .............................2011-12 Ronda Curtin .....................................2002-03 Haley Balcom ....................................2005-06 Montana Vichorek ............................2011-12 Cecilia Retelle ...................................2002-03 Mandy Bambrough ...........................2005-06 Erika Wheelhouse .............................2011-12 Kelly Stephens ..................................2002-03 Emily Brookshaw ..............................2005-06 Marlee Wheelhouse .........................2011-12 Noelle Sutton ....................................2002-03 Aimee Collins ....................................2005-06 Abby Williams ...................................2011-12 Stacy Troumbly .................................2002-03 Tara Hiscock ......................................2005-06 Danielle Williams ..............................2011-12 Kelsey Bills ........................................2003-04 Laura Lankton ...................................2005-06 Lauren Williams ................................2011-12 Chelsey Brodt ...................................2003-04 Jaime LeDuc ......................................2005-06 Molly Arola .......................................2012-13 Melissa Coulombe ............................2003-04 Jill Luebke .........................................2005-06 Alexandria Citrowske ........................2012-13 Natalie Darwitz .................................2003-04 Jessica Pullar .....................................2005-06 Allie Duellman ..................................2012-13 Allison Sanchez .................................2003-04 Kate Robinson ...................................2005-06 Alex Ehlert ........................................2012-13 Kelly Stephens ..................................2003-04 Millisa Smith .....................................2005-06 Emily Erickson ...................................2012-13 Noelle Sutton ....................................2003-04 Helena Tageson ................................2005-06 Jamie Hatheway ...............................2012-13 Stacy Troumbly .................................2003-04 Nina Ziegenhals ................................2005-06 Kristin Huber .....................................2012-13 Krissy Wendell ..................................2003-04 Haley Balcom ....................................2006-07 Natasha Kostenko .............................2012-13 Chelsey Brodt ...................................2004-05 Emily Brookshaw ..............................2006-07 Sadie Lundquist ................................2012-13 Natalie Darwitz .................................2004-05 Brooke Collins ...................................2006-07 Emily McKnight .................................2012-13 Krista Johnson ..................................2004-05 Tara Hiscock ......................................2006-07 Jenessa Philipczyk .............................2012-13 Andrea Nichols .................................2004-05 Lisa Kissick ........................................2006-07 Mackenzie Thurston .........................2012-13 Brenda Reinen ..................................2004-05 Jaime LeDuc ......................................2006-07 Erika Wheelhouse .............................2012-13 Allsion Sanchez .................................2004-05 Jessica Pullar .....................................2006-07 Abby Williams ...................................2012-13 Margaret Souba ................................2004-05 Monica Rawlings...............................2006-07 Danielle Williams ..............................2012-13 Kelly Stephens ..................................2004-05 Kate Robinson ...................................2006-07
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