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Wisconsin Wild Alumnae Newsletter Week of October 13, 2008 Wisconsin Wild Alumnae Newsletter Week of October 13, 2008 Last week’s game results: Wednesday, October 8 Boston College 2, University of New Hampshire 2 Meghan Fardelmann (Boston College) took a shot, and Micaela Long (New Hampshire) took 5 shots in the game. Both Meghan and Micaela participated in the shoot-out. New Hampshire won the shoot-out, but the win only counts in league standings. Friday, October 10 Mercyhurst College 4, Boston University 2 Holly Lorms (Boston University) earned an assist on the first goal of the game, took a shot, and was +1 in the game. St. Cloud State University 1, University of North Dakota 2 Marie-Michelle Poirier (North Dakota) scored the game-winning goal and won 5 of her 9 face-offs in the game. University of Vermont 7, Union College 2 Northeastern University 0, Bemidji State University 0 (ot) Saturday, October 11 Iowa State University 2, University of Wisconsin 4 (ACHA) Shannon Herrick (Wisconsin) made 20 saves in her first win of the season. University of New Hampshire 5, Niagara University 3 Micaela Long (New Hampshire) was a starter and took 3 shots in the game. Mercyhurst College 2, Boston University 3 Holly Lorms (Boston University) took a game-high 9 shots in the game. St. Cloud State University 2, University of North Dakota 3 Marie-Michelle Poirier (North Dakota) was a starter and took a shot in the game. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 2, Boston College 5 Meghan Fardelmann (Boston College) earned 2 assists and was +2 in the game. University of Vermont 3, Union College 1 Northeastern University 2, Bemidji State University 2 (ot) University of Michigan 0, Lindenwood University 10 (ACHA) Sunday, October 12 University of Michigan 0, Lindenwood University 6 (ACHA) Heather Rossi (Lindenwood) played the second half of the game, making all of her saves to preserve the shut-out. University of New Hampshire 5, Niagara University 2 Micaela Long (New Hampshire) earned an assist and took 2 shots in the game. Iowa State University 2, University of Wisconsin 6 (ACHA) Here is information about games that will be played this week and the Wild alumnae expected to participate: Wednesday, October 15 University of New Hampshire @ University of Connecticut 7:00 pm – Connecticut Ice Arena, Storrs, CT Featuring Wild alumna Micaela Long (junior, New Hampshire) Thursday, October 16 New York University @ Long Island University (Men’s ACHA) 8:30 pm – Parkwood Ice Rink, Great Neck, NY Featuring Wild alumna Jenna Maser Friday, October 17 University of Minnesota-Duluth @ St. Cloud State University 2:05 pm – National Hockey Center, St. Cloud, MN Featuring Wild alumna Anna Donlan (freshman, St. Cloud State) Minnesota State University @ University of North Dakota 7:05 pm – Ralph Engelstad Arena, Grand Forks, ND Featuring Wild alumnae Ashley Paulson (junior, North Dakota), and Marie-Michelle Poirier (freshman, North Dakota) University of Wisconsin-Madison @ Bemidji State University 7:05 pm – John S. Glas Fieldhouse, Bemidji, MN Featuring Wild alumna Lexy Parenteau (sophomore, Bemidji State) College of the Holy Cross @ New York University (Men’s ACHA) 8:30 pm – Sky Rink at Chelsea Piers, New York City, NY Featuring Wild alumna Jenna Maser Saturday, October 18 University of Connecticut @ University of Vermont 2:00 pm – Gutterson Fieldhouse, Burlington, VT Featuring Wild alumna Lindsey Cashman (sophomore, Vermont) Minnesota State University @ University of North Dakota 2:05 pm – Ralph Engelstad Arena, Grand Forks, ND Featuring Wild alumnae Ashley Paulson (junior, North Dakota), and Marie-Michelle Poirier (freshman, North Dakota) Clarkson University @ Boston University 3:00 pm – Walter Brown Arena, Boston, MA Featuring Wild alumna Holly Lorms (sophomore, Boston University) St. Lawrence University @ University of New Hampshire 3:00 pm – Whittemore Center, Durham, NH Featuring Wild alumna Micaela Long (junior, New Hampshire) University of Wisconsin (ACHA) @ Madison Capitols U19 4:10 pm – Capitol Ice Center, Middleton, WI Featuring Wild alumna Shannon Herrick (senior, Wisconsin) University of Minnesota-Duluth @ St. Cloud State University 5:05 pm – National Hockey Center, St. Cloud, MN Featuring Wild alumna and Anna Donlan (freshman, St. Cloud State) University of Wisconsin-Madison vs. Bemidji State University US Hockey Hall of Fame Game 6:05 pm – Eveleth Hippodrome, Eveleth, MN Featuring Wild alumna Lexy Parenteau (sophomore, Bemidji State) Calgary Oval X-Treme @ Edmonton Chimos 7:30 pm – River Cree Resort, Enoch, AB Featuring Wild alumna Kendall Newell New York Univ. @ William Paterson Univ. (Men’s ACHA) 7:45 pm – Ice Vault, Wayne, NJ Featuring Wild alumna Jenna Maser Lindenwood University @ Michigan State University (ACHA) 8:00 pm – Munn Ice Arena, East Lansing, MI Featuring Wild alumna Heather Rossi (sophomore, Lindenwood) Sunday, October 19 Calgary Oval X-Treme @ Edmonton Chimos 11:15 am – River Cree Resort, Enoch, AB Featuring Wild alumna Kendall Newell Lindenwood University @ Michigan State University (ACHA) 12:00 pm – Munn Ice Arena, East Lansing, MI Featuring Wild alumna Heather Rossi (sophomore, Lindenwood) University of Wisconsin (ACHA) @ Madison Capitols U19 12:40 pm – Capitol Ice Center, Middleton, WI Featuring Wild alumna Shannon Herrick (senior, Wisconsin) Clarkson University @ University of New Hampshire 2:00 pm – Whittemore Center, Durham, NH Featuring Wild alumna Micaela Long (junior, New Hampshire) Providence College @ University of Vermont 3:00 pm – Gutterson Fieldhouse, Burlington, VT Featuring Wild alumna Lindsey Cashman (sophomore, Vermont) St. Lawrence University @ Boston University 3:00 pm – Walter Brown Arena, Boston, MA Featuring Wild alumna Holly Lorms (sophomore, Boston University) USCHO.com Division I Women's Poll October 6, 2008 1. University of Minnesota-Duluth (1) 2. University of Wisconsin (2) 3. Harvard University * (4) 4. University of New Hampshire * (5) 5. Mercyhurst College (6) 6. University of Minnesota (3) 7. St. Lawrence University (7) 8. Dartmouth College * (8) 9. Ohio State University * (NR) 10. Boston College * (NR) * Team features Wisconsin Wild alumnae ( ) rank in USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Women’s College Hockey Poll – 9/30/08 .
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