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2016-17 WCHA WEEKLY RELEASE Week Nineteen (Feb. 6-12, 2017) / wcha.com
@wcha_whockey @wcha_whockey /WCHAWomensHockey Matt Hodson ● o: 952-818-8872 ● c: 612-801-2808 ● [email protected]
WESTERN COLLEGIATE Opening Face-Off • Topping the Polls: The women's Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) has three of the top-five teams in the USCHO.com and USA Today / USA HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Hockey Magazine polls. Wisconsin remains the unanimous No. 1 in both, followed by No. 2 Minnesota Duluth and Minnesota, which is ranked fifth in the • Founded 1999 • former and fourth in the latter. North Dakota is receiving votes in the USA Today / USA Hockey Magazine poll. Minnesota State Univ., Mankato at Edina • Badgers Closing in on Crown: Top-ranked Wisconsin is poised to repeat as WCHA regular season champions, as the Badgers have a magic number of 7700 France Avenue South, Suite 360C three points vs. third-place Minnesota Duluth (combination of UW points earned and/or Bulldogs points lost) and four points against second-place Edina, MN 55435 Minnesota (again, combo of UW points earned and/or Gophers points lost). 952-818-8869 • The defending league champs can clinch their second-straight crown as early as Saturday afternoon. Wisconsin, which has won five WCHA regular season titles overall, have repeated twice before in program history. The Badgers won back-to-back championships following the 2005- 06 and 2006-07 seasons, and again after the 2010-11 and 2011-12 campaigns. MEMBER TEAMS • A Look at the Standings: The top four teams, which will all host a quarterfinal round series in the 2017 WCHA Playoffs, are set. North Dakota is locked Bemidji State University into the fourth seed, while Wisconsin, Minnesota and Minnesota Duluth -- in some order -- will also be home the weekend of Feb. 24-26. University of Minnesota • The rest of the playoff field is more unsettled, as just four points separate the current fifth- through seventh-place teams (St. Cloud State, Ohio State and Bemidji State). Minnesota State is currently in eighth place, but can still finish in a higher slot. University of Minnesota Duluth • Stalder Wins WHCA Award: Minnesota Duluth senior forward Lara Stalder is the inaugural Women’s Hockey Commissioners’ Association National Minnesota State University, Mankato Division I Player of the Month, earning the historic honor for January 2017 after producing an NCAA-best 2.67 points-per-game and +16 rating. University of North Dakota • Stalder ranked among the WCHA and NCAA leaders in several offensive categories last month, propelling the Bulldogs to an undefeated, 5-0-1 Ohio State University mark and a climb to No. 2 in the national polls – the program’s highest ranking since October 2010. St. Cloud State University • Every Game, Every Rink: Between a challenging nonconference slate and the gauntlet of arguably the nation's premier conference, WCHA teams are playing some of D-I's toughest schedules, per the RPI Strength-of-Schedule ledger. University of Wisconsin • As of Feb. 8, seven of the country's top-eight toughest schedules belong to WCHA teams, while the entire membership is in the top-20. • Bemidji State has played D-I's toughest schedule to date, while Minnesota Duluth ranks second, St. Cloud State is third, Wisconsin is fourth, 16 National Championships North Dakota is sixth, Ohio State is seventh, Minnesota is eighth and Minnesota State is 14th. 86 All-Americans • Winning Hockey: Despite these tough schedules, five WCHA teams have reached double-digit win totals, while half of league membership is at .500-or- better entering the weekend. 100+ Olympians and • Wisconsin has the nation's top winning percentage at .914 (26-2-1). Minnesota Duluth is fourth at .786 (20-4-4), Minnesota is sixth at .776 (21- National Team Members 5-3) and North Dakota is tied for 14th at .533 (13-11-6). • We Are WCHA: Once again, the top-four teams in NCAA D-I women's hockey for average and total attendance are WCHA schools. 2016-17 Important Dates • Wisconsin leads the country with an average of 3,146 fans per game (including 13 dates at LaBahn Arena and one home contest at the Kohl Center in Madison, Wis.); Minnesota is second by welcoming 1,733 each night (including 11 dates at Ridder Arena and one home contest at Braemar Arena in Edina, Minn.); Minnesota Duluth ranks third by hosting 1,239 per contest at AMSOIL Arena; and, North Dakota is fourth with Date Event an average of 911 per game at the Ralph Engelstad Arena. Feb. 17-19 Final weekend of the By The Numbers regular season • 3 (by 20): WCHA teams to reach the 20-win mark: Wisconsin (26), Minnesota (21) and Minnesota Duluth (20). UMD has bettered its 2015-16 win total Feb. 24-26 2017 WCHA Quarterfinals (15-21-1) by five, while the Badgers reached 20 for the seventh-straight year. The Gophers have recorded 20+ victories all 20 seasons in program history. Host sites; top four seeds • 5a: Categories in which Wisconsin senior goaltender Ann-Renée Desbiens leads the country: wins (22), winning percentage (.938), goals-against average (0.79), save percentage (.956) and shutouts (11). March 4-5 2017 WCHA Final Face-Off • 5b: Consecutive games with a goal by Bemidji State sophomore Emily Bergland from Jan. 20 to Feb. 3. The streak, which tied for the second-longest in Ridder Arena program history, came in games against No. 2 Minnesota Duluth (two contests), North Dakota (two) and No. 1 Wisconsin (one). Minneapolis, MN • 19: Current point streak by Minnesota Duluth senior forward Ashleigh Brykaliuk, the second-longest in program history (10g-16a=26pts). Only Finnish Olympian Hanne Sikio recorded a longer scoring spree as Bulldog, posting a 23-game run during the 1999-2000 season (17g-31a=48pts). March 10-12 2017 NCAA Quarterfinals • 55: NCAA-leading points total by Minnesota forward Kelly Pannek, on 16 goals and 39 assists. The junior also leads the country in points-per-game Host sites; top four seeds (1.90), assists, assists-per-game (1.34) and face-offs won (403). She has tallied a point in 26 of the Gophers' 28 contests thus far. March 17-19 2017 NCAA Frozen Four • 501: All-time wins by the Wisconsin Badgers. UW became the 10th program in NCAA Division I women's hockey history to reach the 500-victory plateau (and second WCHA school) with a 6-1 triumph last Friday at Bemidji State. Family Arena • 934: NCAA-best saves by Ohio State's Kassidy Sauve, 139 more than the next-highest goaltender and 191 more than the second-place WCHA netminder. St. Charles, MO The redshirt-sophomore ranks third nationally with a .944 save percentage and tied for third with six shutouts.
The Week Ahead This Week in the WCHA • Top-Two Showdown in Madison: Top-ranked Wisconsin, winners of 12-straight, look to clinch the WCHA regular season title when hosting No. 2 Minnesota Duluth. The Bulldogs, who sit a point out of second place in the WCHA, are undefeated in their last seven contests (7-0-1). Friday, February 10 • FOX Sports North to Showcase BSU at SCSU: St. Cloud State will host Bemidji State this weekend, with Friday's game televised live on FOX Sports North Bemidji State at St. Cloud State, 3:07 p.m. CT*1 and Saturday's contest broadcast live on FOX Sports North PLUS. The seventh-place Beavers sit four points behind the fifth-place Huskies. • Rivalry Renewed at Ridder: The latest installment of the Minnesota vs. North Dakota rivalry takes place at Ridder Arena. The teams played to a pair of Minnesota State at Ohio State, 6:07 p.m. ET* 2-2 ties in November at the Ralph, with the Gophers winning both shootouts. North Dakota at (5/4) Minnesota, 7:07 p.m. CT* • Key Points on the Line in Columbus: Sixth-place Ohio State, which is just two points out of fifth and two points clear of seventh, hosts Minnesota State. The Mavericks, who split with the Buckeyes when the teams played Nov. 18-19 in Mankato, can still climb out of eighth place. Saturday, February 11 Minnesota State at Ohio State, 1:07 p.m. ET * 2016-17 WCHA Standings (2) Minnesota Duluth at (1) Wisconsin, 2:07 p.m. CT* Conference Overall Bemidji State at St. Cloud State, 3:07 p.m. CT*2 Rk (Natl Rank) Team Pts GP W L T SW Win % GF GA GP W L T Win % GF GA North Dakota at (5/4) Minnesota, 4:07 p.m. CT* 1 (1) Wisconsin* 65 24 21 2 1 1 .896 100 22 29 26 2 1 .914 120 28 2 (5/4) Minnesota* 56 24 17 4 3 2 .771 77 41 29 21 5 3 .776 101 53 Sunday, February 12 3 (2) Minnesota Duluth* 55 24 17 4 3 1 .771 75 36 28 20 4 4 .786 89 43 (2) Minnesota Duluth at (1) Wisconsin, 2:07 p.m. CT*3 4 North Dakota* 38 24 10 9 5 3 .521 53 41 30 13 11 6 .533 66 50 5 St. Cloud State 23 24 6 15 3 2 .312 35 71 30 8 18 4 .333 51 91 6 Ohio State 21 24 5 15 4 2 .292 29 65 30 11 15 4 .433 53 66 * - WCHA game 7 Bemidji State 19 24 5 16 3 1 .271 37 70 28 9 16 3 .375 50 73 1 - FOX Sports North 8 Minnesota State 11 24 3 19 2 0 .167 26 86 31 6 22 3 .242 38 102 2 - FOX Sports North PLUS * - denotes clinched home ice for the 2017 WCHA Quarterfinals 3 - Wisconsin Channel (Wisconsin Public Television) (shootout win = 1 additional point; rankings listed by USCHO.com first, followed byUSA Today/USA Hockey Magazine)
HOME TO A RECORD 16 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS 2000 • 2001 • 2002 • 2003 • 2004 • 2005 •2006 • 2007 • 2008 • 2009 • 2010 • 2011 • 2012 • 2013 • 2015 • 2016 TRADITION STARTS HERE The Week in Review - Games of Feb. 3-4, 2017 #WCHA
• Top-ranked Wisconsin became the 10th program in NCAA Division I women's No. 4 Minnesota 5, at Minnesota State 0 hockey history reach the 500-win milestone with a victory Friday, part of a No. 4 Minnesota 5, at Minnesota State 3 weekend sweep at Bemidji State. (Feb. 3 and 4 at Verizon Wireless Center; Mankato, Minn.) • Behind the stellar goaltending of Maddie Rooney and clutch scoring by Lara Fourth-ranked Minnesota stretched its unbeaten streak to six-straight games, Stalder, No. 2 Minnesota Duluth extended its unbeaten streak to eight games scoring 10 goals in a road sweep at Minnesota State. with a sweep of visiting North Dakota. The Gophers smothered the Mavericks early for a 5-0 victory in Friday's series • Fourth-ranked Minnesota stretched its unbeaten streak to six-straight games, opener, as Sophie Skarzynski and Kelly Pannek scored back-to-back within the first scoring 10 goals in a road sweep at Minnesota State. three minutes of the opening period. Second-period goals from Sarah Potomak, • St. Cloud State jumped up to fifth place in the standings with a four-point Cara Piazza and Kate Schipper (also two assists) helped secure the win. Minnesota weekend in Columbus, while Ohio State rallied to earn a tie and shootout win in goaltenders Sidney Peters and freshman Serena D'Angelo combined on the 12-save Saturday's series finale. shutout. • Full recaps and box scores are available at wcha.com. The Gophers once again jumped out to a 5-0 lead Saturday, then withstood a late Minnesota State rally to finish the sweep with a 5-3 triumph. Schipper led the No. 1 Wisconsin 6, at Bemidji State 1 Minnesota offense with her second three-point game of the weekend (2g-1a), while No. 1 Wisconsin 4, at Bemidji State 2 the Gophers also received scores from Pannek, Skarzynski and Taylor Williamson. (Feb. 3 and 4 at Sanford Center; Bemidji, Minn.) Minnesota State freshman defenseman Jordan Jackson got the Mavericks going at the Top-ranked Wisconsin became the 10th program in NCAA Division I women's 14:21 mark of the second period, scoring her first career goal. Jordan McLaughlin and hockey history reach the 500-win milestone with a victory Friday, part of a weekend Demi Gardner tallied third-period goals, but the Gophers held on for the win. sweep at Bemidji State. Friday, the Badgers struck early and often. Emily Clark scored just 44 seconds St. Cloud State 3, at Ohio State 1 after puck drop, before adding another at the 9:56 mark. Freshman Abby Roque at Ohio State 2, St. Cloud State 2 - OT (OSU wins shootout, 1-0) scored a pair of goals of her own, while UW breezed to a 6-1 victory. Sarah Nurse (Feb. 3 and 4 at OSU Ice Rink; Columbus, Ohio) tallied three assists for the Badgers, while Ann-Renée Desbiens made 27 saves. St. Cloud State jumped up to fifth place in the standings with a four-point weekend Another two-goal effort byClark was the difference in a 4-2 Badger victory in Columbus, while Ohio State rallied to earn a tie and shootout win in Saturday's Saturday. AfterAlexis Joyce put Bemidji State ahead 1-0 midway through the first, series finale. Clark tied things up in the second. The teams traded goals before the end of the Lauren Spring got the home team off on the right foot by scoring 4:59 into Friday's period, before Clark scored her second of the day. Her fourth goal of the series gave contest, but the visiting Huskies scored the game's final three goals for a 3-1 win. UW a 3-2 lead 43 seconds into the third period, while freshman Mekenzie Steffen Lauren Hespenheide knotted things up late in the first, while Christa Moody broke added an insurance marker. Despite the losses, Bemidji State goaltender Brittni the tie 2:43 into the final period. Kayla Friesen added an insurance goal, while fellow Mowat made a WCHA-high 85 saves on the weekend. freshman Janine Alder made 33 saves in the SCSU net. The teams played another close contest on Saturday. Julia Tylke and Emma at No. 2 Minnesota Duluth 2, North Dakota 0 Turbyville gave the Huskies a 2-0 lead heading into the third period. But the Buckeyes at No. 2 Minnesota Duluth 2, North Dakota 1 staged a big rally, beginning with a goal by freshman Rebecca Freiburger at the 9:11 (Feb. 3 and 4 at AMSOIL Arena; Duluth, Minn.) mark. Just over three minutes later, Jessica Dunne scored a goal of her own to tie the Behind the stellar goaltending of Maddie Rooney and clutch scoring by Lara contest at 2-2. The teams remained tied through overtime, with Ohio State earning the Stalder, No. 2 Minnesota Duluth extended its unbeaten streak to eight games with a extra WCHA point with a shootout victory. Dani Sadek scored the lone shootout goal, sweep of visiting North Dakota. while OSU goaltender Kassidy Sauve (29 saves through OT) made a pair of stops. Stalder's goal 16:46 into the first period would be all Rooney needed in Friday's 2-0 UMD victory. The teams traded chances throughout, but the Bulldogs put things away down the stretch as senior Sidney Morin got her seventh goal of the season with 6:25 remaining in regulation. Rooney finished the shutout performance with 24 saves. The Bulldogs opened the scoring first once again on Saturday, as freshman Sydney Brodt netted her fourth of the year just 3:46 following the puck drop. The score would remain 1-0 in favor of UMD until the opening minutes of the final frame, when Marissa Salo gave the Fighting Hawks their first goal of the weekend to tie things up. But just 1:10 later, Stalder broke the tie with her second game-winner of the weekend. Rooney made 28 stops, lifting the Bulldogs to a 2-1 win despite being outshot, 29-22.
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Offensive Player of the Week Defensive Player of the Week Rookie of the Week
Kate Schipper Maddie Rooney Abby Roque Sr., F, Minnesota So., G, Minnesota State Fr., F, Wisconsin Brooklyn Park, Minn. Andover, Minn. Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
Schipper led No. 4 Minnesota to a road sweep at Minnesota Rooney backstopped No. 2 Minnesota Duluth to 2-0 and 2-1 Roque recorded a WCHA-rookie high three points during top- State with a three-goal, three-assist weekend, tying for the victories over visiting North Dakota, leading the WCHA with an ranked Wisconsin’s road sweep at Bemidji State. The fresh- NCAA and WCHA lead with six points and 3.00 points-per- 0.50 goals-against average (GAA) and .981 save percentage – man from Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. tallied a pair of goals and game. The senior from Brooklyn Park, Minn. recorded con- both tops among national goaltenders that appeared in two an assist in the Badgers’ 6-1 win in Friday’s series opener, secutive three-point games, while adding eight shots on goal, games last week. The sophomore from Andover, Minn. made which marked the 500th victory in UW program history. She one blocked shot and an NCAA-best +6 rating. She opened 24 saves Friday, including 10 in the third period, en route to was one of four NCAA rookies – and the only from the WCHA the weekend with a goal and two assists in the Gophers’ 5-0 her fifth shutout of the season. Saturday, the Bulldogs were – to score two goals last week, while her +3 rating was sec- triumph. In Saturday’s series finale, a 5-3 Minnesota victory, outshot by the Fighting Hawks, 29-22, but Rooney made 28 ond-best among league freshmen. This is Roque’s third WCHA Schipper scored the game’s first goal 6:50 into the contest, stops to secure the 2-1 triumph. North Dakota’s goal at 2:36 weekly award of her rookie campaign. assisted on the eventual game-winner and added her second of the second period snapped her career-best 207:11 scoreless tally of the game midway through the second period. She was streak. Rooney, who has played an NCAA-high 1690:53 in the Honorable Mention: on the ice for seven of the Gophers’ 10 goals for the series, UMD net, now ranks sixth nationally with a .943 save percent- • Rebecca Freiburger, Fr., F, Ohio State - Scored a goal while her three goals and six points tied her career highs. This age, seventh with a .786 winning mark and eighth with a 1.53 during the Buckeyes’ 2-2 tie and shootout win Satur- is Schipper’s second WCHA weekly award of the 2016-17 sea- GAA. This is Rooney’s third WCHA weekly award of the 2016-17 day against St. Cloud State, while adding 16 face-off son and her career. season and her career. wins in the contest. • Jordan Jackson, Fr., D, Minnesota State - Tied for the Honorable Mention: Honorable Mention: WCHA lead with four blocked shots for the Mavericks, • Emily Clark, Jr., F, Wisconsin - Scored an NCAA-best four • Jessica Dunne, Jr., D, Ohio State - Totaled six blocked while adding her first career goal during the series goals, two each game, to lead the top-ranked Badgers to shots on the weekend, while scoring the game-tying with No. 4 Minnesota. a road sweep at Bemidji State. goal – and assisting on the other – in the Buckeyes’ 2-2 • Demi Gardner, Fr., F, Minnesota State - Tallied a goal tie and shootout victory Saturday vs. St. Cloud State. and assist, while adding four blocked shots, for the Mav- • Anna Fiegert, Sr., D, Minnesota State - Tied for the ericks against No. 4 Minnesota. WCHA lead with nine blocked shots against No. 4 Min- nesota, while tallying an assist and four shots on goal for the Mavericks. • Christa Moody, Sr., D, St. Cloud State - Tied for the WCHA lead with nine-blocked shots, while tying for tops among league blue-liners with two points – including the game-winning goal in the Huskies’ 3-1 lead Friday at Ohio State.
2016-17 WCHA Players of the Week (Previous Winners)
Date Offensive Defensive Rookie Oct. 5 Ashleigh Brykaliuk, Sr., F, Minnesota Duluth Kassidy Sauve, RS-So., G, Ohio State Ryleigh Houston, Fr., F, North Dakota Oct. 11 Lara Stalder, Sr., F, Minnesota Duluth Brittni Mowat, Sr., G, Bemidji State Janine Alder, Fr., G, St. Cloud State Oct. 18 Sarah Potomak, So., F, Minnesota Lexie Shaw, Sr., G, North Dakota Emma Nuutinen, Fr., F, North Dakota Oct. 25 Sarah Nurse, Sr., F, Wisconsin Kassidy Sauve, RS-So., G, Ohio State Janine Alder, Fr., G, St. Cloud State Nov. 1 Dani Cameranesi, Sr., F, Minnesota Lexie Shaw, Sr., G, North Dakota Abbey Stanley, Fr., D, North Dakota Nov. 8 Kelly Pannek, Jr., F, Minnesota Ann-Renée Desbiens, Sr., G, Wisconsin Abby Roque, Fr., F, Wisconsin Nov. 15 Lara Stalder, Sr., F, Minnesota Duluth Maddie Rooney, So., G, Minnesota Duluth Ryleigh Houston, Fr., F, North Dakota Nov. 22 Annie Pankowski, Jr., F, Wisconsin Katie Bidulka, So., G, Minnesota State Haley Mack, Fr., F, Bemidji State Maddie Rooney, So., G, Minnesota Duluth Nov. 29 Kelly Pannek, Jr., F, Minnesota Sidney Morin, Sr., D, Minnesota Duluth Nikki Cece, Fr., G, Wisconsin Dec. 6 Sarah Nurse, Sr., F, Wisconsin Kassidy Sauve, RS-So., G, Ohio State Abby Roque, Fr., F, Wisconsin Kate Schipper, Sr., F, Minnesota Dec. 13 Emily Clark, Jr., F, Wisconsin Megan Hinze, So., D, Minnesota State Abby Halluska, Fr., F, Bemidji State Dec. 20 Lindsey Colman, Jr., F, Minnesota State Anna Keys, Jr., D, Minnesota State Abby Thiessen, Fr., D, North Dakota Jan. 10 Hannah Potrykus, So., F, St. Cloud State Janine Alder, Fr., G, St. Cloud State Jincy Dunne, RS-Fr., D, Ohio State Jan. 17 Emily Clark, Jr., F, Wisconsin Ann-Renée Desbiens, Sr., G, Wisconsin Jalyn Elmes, Fr., D, Minnesota Duluth Lara Stalder, Sr., F, Minnesota Duluth Jan. 24 Lara Stalder, Sr., F, Minnesota Duluth Alexis Joyce, Jr., D, Bemidji State Kayla Friesen, Fr., F, St. Cloud State Jan. 31 Lara Stalder, Sr., F, Minnesota Duluth Lee Stecklein, Sr., D, Minnesota Alexis Mauermann, Fr., F, Wisconsin
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Wisconsin Tabbed as Preseason Favorite by Tradition Starts Here WCHA Coaches With 16 national championship in its 17 years of existence - including 15 of a possible Defending league regular season and back-to-back playoff champion Wisconsin 16 NCAA crowns - along with six Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award Winners, 86 All- is the preseason pick of conference coaches to finish atop the women’s Western Americans, hundreds of Olympic and international team members, and countless women inspired, the WCHA has become the nation's premier college hockey Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) standings in 2016-17. The Badgers edged conference. out defending national champion Minnesota in the poll of the eight WCHA head coaches.
Wisconsin ended Minnesota’s three-year reign atop the WCHA standings last season with the fifth regular season crown in program history, and league National Championships, coaches believe Mark Johnson’s team will repeat in 2016-17. The Badgers, who advanced to the Frozen Four last year and won 35 games – the fourth-most in 2000-2016 school annals – collected six first-place votes and 48 points overall. The Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) Women's Minnesota is coming off a campaign which saw the Golden Gophers win their League began play in the 1999-2000 season, before the fourth national championship in five seasons, the seventh in school history and sport was officially sanctioned by the NCAA. At the end of the 16th in 17 seasons for the WCHA. The Gophers placed second in the coaches’ that season, competing under the United States Olympic poll with 44 points and two first-place votes. Committee-financed American Women's College Hockey A pair of 2016 Final Face-Off participants, North Dakota (36 points) and Alliance (AWCHA), Minnesota won its first of a record seven Minnesota Duluth (30) finished third and fourth, respectively. national championships. Beginning with the inaugural National Collegiate Women's Ice Hockey championship at the close of Bemidji State, which set a program record with 22 wins last year, was selected to finish in fifth place with 27 points. St. Cloud State (16 points), coming off its best the 2000-01 campaign, teams representing the WCHA have campaign since 2009-10, was tabbed for sixth. Ohio State and Minnesota State won 15 of a possible 16 NCAA titles. rounded out the poll.
Wisconsin senior goaltender Ann-Renée Desbiens, who broke NCAA single- year Team, League (Championship) season records in 2015-16 for shutouts (21), save percentage (.960) and goals- against average (0.76), was the coaches’ preseason choice for WCHA Player of 2000 Minnesota, WCHA (AWCHA) the Year. Her Badgers teammate, junior forward Annie Pankowski, along with senior forwards Dani Cameranesi (Minnesota) and Minnesota Duluth (Ashleigh 2001 Minnesota Duluth, WCHA (NCAA) Brykaliuk), also received votes. 2002 Minnesota Duluth, WCHA (NCAA) Three players received two votes apiece and tied as the choice for preseason WCHA Rookie of the Year: Minnesota forward Lindsay Agnew, along with 2003 Minnesota Duluth, WCHA (NCAA) Wisconsin forwards Presley Norby and Abby Roque. Ohio State defenseman Jincy Dunne and North Dakota forward Ryleigh Houston each received a vote. 2004 Minnesota, WCHA (NCAA) 2005 Minnesota, WCHA (NCAA) 2016-17 WCHA Coaches' Poll Rank Team (1st Place Votes) Points 2006 Wisconsin, WCHA (NCAA) 1 Wisconsin (6) 48 2 Minnesota (2) 44 2007 Wisconsin, WCHA (NCAA) 3 North Dakota 36 4 Minnesota Duluth 30 2008 Minnesota Duluth, WCHA (NCAA) 5 Bemidji State 27 6 St. Cloud State 16 2009 Wisconsin, WCHA (NCAA) 7 Ohio State 13 8 Minnesota State 10 2010 Minnesota Duluth, WCHA (NCAA) (note: coaches could not vote for their own teams in the poll and points were awarded on a 7-6-5-4-3-2-1 system) 2011 Wisconsin, WCHA (NCAA)
WCHA Preseason Player of the Year (votes) 2012 Minnesota, WCHA (NCAA) Ann Renée Desbiens, Sr., G, Wisconsin (5) Others receiving votes: Dani Cameranesi, Sr., F, Minnesota (1); Annie Pankowski, 2013 Minnesota, WCHA (NCAA) Jr., F, Wisconsin (1); Ashleigh Brykaliuk, Sr., F, Minnesota Duluth (1) 2014 Clarkson, ECAC (NCAA) WCHA Preseason Rookie of the Year (votes) Lindsay Agnew, Fr., F, Minnesota (2); Presley Norby, Fr., F, Wisconsin (2), Abby 2015 Minnesota, WCHA (NCAA) Roque, Fr., F, Wisconsin (2) Others receiving votes: Ryleigh Houston, Fr., F, North Dakota (1); Jincy Dunne, Fr., 2016 Minnesota, WCHA (NCAA) D (1)
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USCHO.com USA TODAY/USA Hockey Magazine February 6, 2017 February 7, 2017 Rk Team (1st Place Votes) Record Points Last Poll Rank Team, Points (1st place) Last Wk Record Top 10 1 Wisconsin (15) 26- 2-1 150 1 1. Wisconsin, 190 (19) 1 26-2-1 18 2 Minnesota Duluth 20- 4-4 133 2 2. Minnesota Duluth, 168 2 20-4-4 17 3 St. Lawrence 23- 3-2 105 5 3. St. Lawrence, 141 5 23-3-2 16 4 Clarkson 21- 4-5 101 3 4. Minnesota, 130 4 21-5-3 18 5 Minnesota 21- 5-3 100 4 5. Clarkson, 125 3 21-4-5 18 6 Boston College 20- 3-5 86 6 6. Boston College, 101 6 20-3-5 18 7 Cornell 16- 6-3 58 7 7. Cornell, 70 7 16-6-3 4 8 Robert Morris 17- 3-6 45 8 8. Robert Morris, 56 8 17-3-6 9 9 Quinnipiac 18- 7-5 22 10 9. Quinnipiac, 32 10 18-7-5 18 10 Princeton 15- 7-3 16 9 10. Princeton, 22 9 15-7-3 8 Also receiving votes: Colgate 9. Also receiving votes: Colgate, 8; North Dakota, 2.
WCHA Against the Rest By Team vs CHA vs ECAC vs HEA vs Ind Total Bemidji State 4-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 4-0-0 Minnesota 2-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 3-1-0 Minnesota Duluth 0-0-0 2-0-0 1-0-1 0-0-0 3-0-1 Minnesota State 2-1-1 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-2-1 North Dakota 3-2-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-2-1 Ohio State 4-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 6-0-0 St. Cloud State 0-1-0 1-0-1 1-2-0 0-0-0 2-3-1 Wisconsin 1-0-0 4-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 5-0-0 TOTALS: 16-4-2 10-1-1 3-3-1 0-0-0 29-8-4 (.773) (.875) (.500) (.---) (.756)
By Site vs CHA vs ECAC vs HEA vs Ind Total Home 7-2-1 3-0-1 2-1-1 0-0-0 12-3-3 Away 9-1-1 7-1-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 17-3-1 Neutral 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 TOTALS: 16-4-2 10-1-1 3-3-1 0-0-0 29-8-4 (.773) (.875) (.500) (.---) (.756)
WCHA Head-to-Head (Regular Season) BSU UMN UMD MSU UND OSU SCSU UW W-L-T-SW Pts BSU --- 1-3-0 0-2-2 1-1-0 0-3-1 2-2-0 1-1-0 0-4-0 5-16-3-1 19 UMN 3-1-0 --- 2-2-0 4-0-0 0-0-2 3-0-1 4-0-0 1-1-0 17-4-3-2 56 UMD 2-0-2 2-2-0 ---- 3-1-0 3-0-1 4-0-0 2-0-0 1-1-0 17-4-3-1 55 MSU 1-1-0 0-4-0 1-3-0 --- 0-4-0 1-1-0 0-2-2 0-4-0 3-19-2-0 11 UND 3-0-1 0-0-2 0-3-1 4-0-0 --- 0-1-1 3-1-0 0-4-0 10-9-5-3 38 OSU 2-2-0 0-3-1 0-4-0 1-1-0 1-0-1 --- 1-2-1 0-3-1 5-15-4-2 21 SCSU 1-1-0 0-4-0 0-2-0 2-0-2 1-3-0 2-1-1 --- 0-4-0 6-15-3-2 23 UW 4-0-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 4-0-0 4-0-0 3-0-1 4-0-0 --- 21-2-1-1 65
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Head Coach: Jim Scanlan (3rd season) Head Coach: Brad Frost (10th season) Record at BSU: 52-44-7 Record at UMN: 314-50-25 2015-16 Overall Record: 22-11-3 (17-9-2-1) 2015-16 Overall Record: 35-4-1 (24-3-1-0) 2016-17 Overall Record: 9-16-3 (5-16-3-1) 2016-17 Overall Record: 21-5-3 (17-4-3-2)
Beavers Gophers Bemidji State University University of Minnesota
• The Bemidji State University women’s hockey team hosted No. 1 University • The back-to-back defending national champion University of Minnesota of Wisconsin last weekend, where the Badgers swept the Beavers in the women's hockey team is back home at Ridder Arena for the final two Western Collegiate Hockey Association series. weeks of the regular season beginning with a series with North Dakota this • The Beavers fell 6-1 in game one of the series but still had sophomoreEmily weekend. The Gophers and Fighting Hawks face off at 7 p.m. CT Friday and 4 Bergland extend her goal-scoring streak after tallying the lone goal for BSU. p.m. CT Saturday. • Bergland scored in five-consecutive games, tied for the second-longest • This weekend, the Gophers return home after back-to-back road trips. streak in program history. Including a mark of 11-0-1 in 2016-17, the Gophers have compiled a record • Bemidji State held a 2-2 tie into the third period Saturday night but the top- of 106-4-8 in home games at Ridder Arena dating back to the 2011-12 ranked Badgers scored two unanswered goals in the final period to win 4-2. season. Since 2011-12, Minnesota has a .932 winning percentage at home. • Brittni Mowat made a league-high 85 saves over the weekend after seeing • The No. 5 Gophers (21-5-3, 17-4-3-2 WCHA) enter this weekend’s series after a league-best 95 shots but tallied a 5.03 GAA and .895 save percentage after a road sweep Minnesota State last week. Minnesota won 5-0 in game one allowing ten goals. and 5-3 in game two led by Kate Schipper’s six-point series (3g-3a). Twelve • Junior Summer Thibodeau factored in on all three goals for the Beavers over different players recorded at least one point as Minnesota used a balanced the weekend (1g-2a), leading the Beavers in points. She is now eighth on the offense to earn its third road sweep of the season. team in scoring with eight points (3g-5a). • Minnesota owns an all-time record of 49-8-3 against North Dakota. Most • Bergland had her goal scoring streak snapped on Saturday night. Her streak recently, Minnesota and UND tied both games in a series in Grand Forks, ended at five games, tied for the longest streak in the WCHA during the N.D., in November. The teams tied both games, 2-2 in overtime, and the 2016-17 season. Gophers won both shootouts. Minnesota’s senior class is 10-3-3 against UND • The Thief River Falls, Minn., native leads the team with 12 goals this season during their careers. and is 10th in the conference. • Junior forward Kelly Pannek has at least one point in 26 of Minnesota’s 28 • Junior Alexis Joyce leads the Beaver blueliners in points and is second on the games this season. She had 44 points (14g-30a) during a 20-game point team with 15 points (3g-12a). She is seventh in the WCHA in defensemen streak from Oct. 14 to Jan. 20. Pannek is currently on a team-best four-game scoring. With her goal on Saturday, the Lakeville, Minn., native now has point streak (2g-4a). 15 career goals and moved up to third on BSU’s career goals list as a • Pannek leads the country with 55 points (16g-39a), 1.90 points per game, defenseman. She surpassed Marlee Wheelhouse who had 14 from 2008-12. 39 assists, and 1.34 assists per game. Sarah Potomak (16g-28a) is fifth in the • Mowat has 17 career shutouts, needing just one more to tie BSU great NCAA with 1.57 points per game and tied for fifth with 44 total points. She is Zuzana Tomcikova. The Glenboro, Manitoba native currently owns BSU tied for third in the NCAA with six game-winning goals as well. career records in wins (59), games played (127), goals against average (2.04) • Lee Stecklein (3g-16a) and Megan Wolfe (6g-13a) are among the NCAA’s and save percentage (.931). top-scoring defensemen. Stecklein ranks fifth in the nation with 0.73 points • Senior Lauren Miller leads the Beavers with 115 consecutive games played. per game with Wolfe is seventh at 0.70 points per game. The Brockville, Ontario native has appeared in all but four games in her • The Gophers are 15-1-1 when scoring the first goal of the game this season. career and last missed a game on Jan. 18 of her freshman season. Madison • Minnesota’s power play leads the NCAA at 23-for-83 (27.7 percent) this Hutchinson follows at 105 consecutive games and last missed a game on season. Pannek’s team-high six power-play goals are tied for second in the Feb. 22, 2014. NCAA and lead the WCHA. Minnesota also leads the nation in fewest penalty • The Beavers’ power play remained fourth in the league despite going 0-for-6 minutes per game at 5.9 minutes per game in 29 games. Minnesota’s penalty against Wisconsin. The Beavers have a .136 percentage and are 14-of-103. kill also leads the NCAA at 74-for-80 for 92.5 percent as well. • The Beavers’ penalty kill dropped from fourth to fifth last weekend after the • Minnesota remains undefeated in night games this season, going 10-0-1 in Badgers and their second-best power play went 2-for-5 over the weekend. games beginning later than 4:07 p.m. Meanwhile, the Gophers are 11-5-2 in BSU now holds a .873 percentage and have killed 69-of-79 chances. games beginning at 4:07 p.m. and earlier. • The Beavers are ranked 20th and 14th in Division I in power play and penalty kill, respectively. • Bemidji State will play its final road series of the 2016-17 regular season this weekend at St. Cloud State University. The Beavers (9-16-3, 5-16-3-1 WCHA) face the Huskies (8-18-4, 6-15-3-2 WCHA) Feb. 10-11 for crucial points in the WCHA Standings. • Bemidji State (7th) trails St. Cloud State (5th) by four points in the standings with six points on the line this weekend. • The series between the Beavers and Huskies will be broadcast on Fox Sports North Friday and Fox Sports North Plus Saturday and will be the first time that BSU has been featured on regional television this season. • Puck drop between the two teams is scheduled for 3:07 p.m. both days.
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Head Coach: Maura Crowell (8th season) Head Coach: John Harrington (17th season) Overall Record: 131-85-13 Overall Record: 250-193-38 Overall D-I Record: 58-32-9 (3rd season) Overall D-I Record: 9-51-7 (2nd season) Record at UMD: 35-25-5 (2nd season) Record at MSU: 9-51-7 (2nd season) 2015-16 Overall Record: 15-21-1 (10-17-1-0) 2015-16 Overall Record: 3-29-4 (0-25-3-0) R 2016-17 Overall Record: 20-4-4 (17-4-3-1) 2016-17 Overall Record: 6-22-3 (3-19-2-0)
Bulldogs Mavericks University of Minnesota Duluth Minnesota State University
• UMD earned its seventh series sweep of the season after downing the • Minnesota State lost both games of a two-game series against No. 4 University of North Dakota 2-0 Friday and 2-1 Saturday at AMSOIL. Minnesota over the weekend at Verizon Wireless Center. The Mavericks lost • Friday, the Bulldogs earned their fifth shutout of the season, backstopped 5-0 on Friday and 5-3 on Saturday. by the 24 saves of Maddie Rooney. Lara Stalder and Sidney Morin netted • Goaltender Brianna Quade (3-16-2), defenseman Anna Fiegert (1g-3a=4pts) UMD’s two goals and the Bulldogs outshot UND 35-24. and forward Savannah Quandt (1g-1a=2pts) were recognized in an on-ice • Saturday, Sydney Brodt scored UMD’s first goal 3:46 into the first period. Senior Day ceremony following Saturday’s game with No. 4 Minnesota. After the Fighting Hawks equalized 2:36 into the third period, Stalder scored • Junior defenseman Anna Keys (2g-6a=8pts) moved into sole possession of her second game-winning goal of the series 1:10 later. Rooney made 28 fifth place on the Maverick defenseman career scoring list with 27 points saves for the Bulldogs, who were outshot 29-22 by North Dakota. (7g-20a=27pts). Her 27th career point came on an assist against No. 4 • The Bulldogs were unbeaten against the Fighting Hawks over the regular Minnesota on Saturday. season for the first time since the 2009-10 season. UMD went 3-0-1 against • Freshman defenseman Jordan Jackson (1g-1a=2pts) scored her first career North Dakota this year. All-time, UMD improves to 38-15-16 against the goal for Minnesota State against No. 4 Minnesota on Saturday. Fighting Hawks and 4-4-2 in its last 10 games against North Dakota. • Freshman forward Demi Gardner (3g-0a=3pts) and sophomore forward • The Bulldogs outshot the Fighting Hawks in the first game 35-24, but were Jordan McLaughlin (3g-5a=8pts) each scored their third goal of the season in outshot in the second game 29-22. That was the first game UMD has been Saturday’s game with No. 4 Minnesota. outshot in seven games, dating back to Jan. 14, where Minnesota outshot • Sophomore forward Emily Antony (7g-7a=14pts) leads the Mavericks in UMD 32-26. goals, points and power play goals (6) in 2016-17. • For the 15th time in the program’s 18 year history, the Bulldogs have hit the • Sophomore forward Corbin Boyd (2g-10a=12pts) leads Minnesota State in 20-game win mark. UMD reached the milestone in their 2-1 win against assists and face-off wins (238) in 2016-17. North Dakota last Saturday. • The Mavericks, who tallied a WCHA-high 36 blocked shots over the weekend, • Ashleigh Brykaliuk's assist on Stalder's game-winning goal Saturday kept lead the WCHA and are second in the nation with 468 blocked shots. alive her incredible scoring streak at 19 games (10-16=26). Brykaliuk is • Minnesota State’s six wins this season are equal to its win totals of 2014-15 just the second UMD player in program history to have scored a point in 19 and 2015-16 combined. consecutive games. • The Mavericks return to the road to face Ohio State in a two-game WCHA • Rooney's 20th win Saturday gives her a 20-4-4 record on the season. She series on Friday and Saturday in Columbus, Ohio. Puck drop is scheduled for becomes the eighth goaltender in program history to earn 20 or more wins 6:07 p.m. EST on Friday and 1:07 p.m. EST on Saturday. in a season. Rooney, who leads the nation in minutes played this season with 1690:53, also has already played in the seventh most games by a UMD netminder with 47. • Stalder leads the Bulldogs with 17 goals and 26 assists for 43 points in 28 skates, good for the third most points per game in the NCAA. Stalder also leads the nation with seven game-winning goals. • Both Stalder and Katerina Mrázová will miss the Wisconsin series due to Olympic qualifying commitments for their respective national teams. • UMD split its series in Duluth against Wisconsin earlier in the season by matching scores of 4-1 and 1-4. UMD has never won at LaBahn Arena since it opened in the fall of 2012. The Bulldogs are 30-40-12 all-time against the Badgers.
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Head Coach: Brian Idalski (15th season) Head Coach: Nadine Muzerall (1st season) Overall Record: 274-172-50 Record at OSU: 11-15-4 Record at UND: 166-149-39 (10th season) 2015-16 Overall Record: 10-25-1 (6-21-1-1) 2015-16 Overall Record: 16-11-5 (13-10-5-3) 2016-17 Overall Record: 11-15-4 (5-15-4-2) 2016-17 Overall Record: 13-11-6 (10-9-5-3)
Fighting Hawks Buckeyes University of North Dakota Ohio State University
• North Dakota heads south to Minneapolis for a pair of games against • Ohio State’s penalty kill has been strong all season and currently ranks in the Minnesota this Friday and Saturday, Feb. 10-11. Top 10 in the country (.897). This weekend’s opponent, Minnesota State, • Earlier this season, neither team could gain an edge over the other, as both ranks in the bottom five (.792) games in Grand Forks, Nov. 18-19, ended in 2-2 ties. North Dakota scored • Kassidy Sauve has stopped 934 shots this season, 139 more than any other first in both contests, and held a 2-0 lead in the first game of the series, but goalie in the country. The Ohio State single-season record is 1,085, putting the Gophers battled back each night to force the tie. Sauve 152 away from breaking the mark. She ranks third in the NCAA with a • Overall, Minnesota leads UND in the all-time series, 8-49-3. However, the .944 save percentage while appearing in 29 games, most of any goaltender in two sides have played much closer recently, with a tied 1-1-3 record in the the country. past five games. • Three freshmen rank in the Top 10 in the conference in goals scored this • North Dakota will finish in fourth place in the WCHA this season. UND’s season: Rebecca Freiburger (six goals), Samantha Bouley (five), and reigning opponent for the first round of WCHA playoffs has not yet been determined, WCHA Rookie of the Month Jincy Dunne (four). but could be Bemidji State, St. Cloud State or Ohio State. • Maddy Field has been among the WCHA’s best underclassmen all season • The Fighting Hawks took on No. 2 Minnesota Duluth over the past weekend long. The sophomore ranks fourth among all freshmen and sophomores with and dropped two close contests to the Bulldogs. Minnesota Duluth scored 21 points and leads that group with 108 shots on goal. first in both games and won the first contest, 2-0, and the second, 2-1. • Ohio State has three skaters in the Top 10 nationally for blocked shots: Dani • The Bulldogs out-shot UND in the first contest 35-24 and used one power- Sadek is sixth with 69, Jessica Dunne is ninth with 65, and Jincy Dunne is play goal en route to the 2-0 win over UND. 10th with 64. As a team the Buckeyes are seventh in the country (422). • In the second game, Minnesota Duluth scored first again, but the Fighting • In Saturday’s shootout victory over St. Cloud State, Jessica Dunne had the Hawks went on to tie the game in the third period and out-shoot the game-tying goal as well as an assist. She became the 10th Buckeye this Bulldogs, 29-22. Unfortunately, Minnesota Duluth went on to score again in season to record a multi-point game. the third period to win, 2-1. Marissa Salo was the lone goal scorer for UND • The Buckeyes are now 2-2 in shootouts this season, having won their last over the weekend, tipping in a shot from Halli Krzyzaniak. In net, Lexie Shaw two. made a total of 53 saves and held a .930 save percentage over the weekend. • Freiburger won 11 face-offs against the Huskies last Saturday, tied for third- • Three former UND student-athletes will compete in the final rounds of most by a Buckeye in a game this season and the second time she’s won that Olympic Qualifications this weekend, Feb. 9-12. Andrea Dalen (Norway) many in a game this year. and Josefine Jakobsen (Denmark) will be competing in Group C in Arosa, Switzerland, while Tanja Eisenschmid (Germany) will be in competing in Group D in Tomakomai, Japan. Group C consists of Switzerland, Czech Republic, Denmark and Norway. Group D consists of Japan, Germany, Austria and France. The winners of each group will qualify for the remaining two spots at the 2017 Olympic Winter Games in PyeongChang, Korea. • The Fighting Hawks are undefeated (13-0-3) when scoring the first goal of the game. UND is winless when its opponents score first (0-11-3). • Shaw currently ranks second among WCHA goaltenders, third nationally, with a 1.53 goals-against average and fourth in the league with a .933 save percentage. She has also played a major role in UND’s penalty kill which ranks ninth in the nation with a .891 efficiency. • The Fighting Hawks rank seventh nationally among senior scoring, as the UND senior class has totaled 77 points so far this season. • North Dakota’s freshman class ranks first in the WCHA, and fourth in the nation, with 64 points on the season, stemming from 25 goals and 39 assists. All eight freshman skaters have already recorded a point, and the class is led by Ryleigh Houston who has 20 points from six goals and 14 assists, ranking first among freshmen in the WCHA. Houston also leads the league in assists (14), power-play goals (3), power-play assists (4), power-play points (7), and game-winning goals (3). Additionally,Emma Nuutinen leads the WCHA’s rookies in goals with eight. • Six of UND’s seven defensemen have scored goals this season, with Gracen Hirschy leading the group with five goals and 12 assists. Additionally, the UND defensemen have totaled 42 assists, and have generated one third of UND’s scoring this season. • Senior Amy Menke became the seventh student-athlete to record 100 career points in program history. She currently has 100 points from 47 goals and 53 assists.
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Head Coach: Eric Rud (3rd season) Head Coach: Mark Johnson (14th season) Record at SCSU: 29-64-9 Record at UW: 421-77-36 2015-16 Overall Record: 13-18-4 (9-15-4-3) 2015-16 Overall Record: 35-4-1 (24-3-1-1) 2016-17 Overall Record: 8-18-4 (6-15-3-2) 2016-17 Overall Record: 26-2-1 (21-2-1-1)
Huskies Badgers St. Cloud State University University of Wisconsin
• The St. Cloud State women's hockey team (8-18-4, 6-15-3-2 WCHA) returns • Top-ranked Wisconsin meets No. 2 Minnesota Duluth this weekend in a home this weekend to host Bemidji State. Game time is 3:07 p.m. on both sold-out series at LaBahn Arena. Faceoff on Saturday is set for 2 p.m., while Friday, February 10 and Saturday, February 11 at the Herb Brooks National Sunday’s game, which will serve as Senior Day, begins at noon and will air on Hockey Center. the Wisconsin Channel. This weekend’s series marks the second No. 1 vs. No. • Friday's game will be broadcast on Fox Sports North and Saturday's contest 2 series at LaBahn Arena this year as the No. 1 Badgers hosted then-No. 2 will air on Fox Sports North PLUS. Minnesota on Dec. 3-4. • Saturday's game is Senior Day and the Huskies will celebrate the careers of • The Badgers are coming off of a sweep at Bemidji State, defeating BSU 6-1 their seven outgoing seniors: Forwards Lauren Hespenheide, Kelsey Saelens on Friday before earning a 4-2 win on Saturday. Emily Clark tallied four goals, and Payge Pena; defensemen Caroline Markstrom, Christa Moody and including a pair of game-winners, while Sarah Nurse and Annie Pankowski Jenna Redford; and goaltender Madeleine Dahl. finished the weekend with six points and five points, respectively. • The Huskies and Beavers enter this weekend's two-game set separated by • Wisconsin became the 10th program in NCAA history and the second WCHA just four points in the WCHA standings with four regular season games to school to earn 500 wins in program history on Friday night. Only Minnesota play. SCSU sits in fifth place with 23 points, while BSU is in seventh place reached the 500-win milestone faster than Wisconsin. with 19—making the series vital for postseason positioning. • The Badgers enter this weekend with a 12-game winning streak, which is • St. Cloud State is 33-36-9, all-time, against Bemidji State. The two teams UW’s longest winning streak of the season. UW has outscored its opponents split their series in Bemidji earlier this season. The Beavers took game one, 62-10 during the stretch. UW has converted on 13 of its 39 power-play 6-2, before the Huskies bounced back with a 3-0 win in the finale. SCSU opportunities for a .333 clip, which paces the NCAA during the span. sophomore forwards Ivy Dynek and Hannah Potrykus each scored twice • The Badgers have one of the most balanced offenses in the NCAA this year, in the series and freshman goaltender Janine Alder made 31 saves in the as 18 different Badgers have combined to score 120 goals this year. UW’s second game to earn a shutout. scoring offense leads the NCAA in scoring offense, averaging 4.14 goals per • In its last outings, the Huskies earned four of six points on the road with a game. UW also enjoys the NCAA’s top scoring defense, holding opponents to 3-1 win and 2-2 tie at Ohio State—securing them sole possession of fifth an average of 0.96 goals per game. place in the conference. Senior defenseman Christa Moody made her first • One of the key’s to UW’s recent success has been the improved power goal of the season count, scoring the game-winner in the opener as SCSU play, as UW now ranks third in the NCAA with a .202 clip. Prior to UW’s scored three unanswered goals after falling behind, 1-0, early. On Saturday, winning streak that started on Dec. 4, UW’s power play was operating at a junior defenseman Emma Turbyville scored the first goal of her career and .123 clip (8-of-65). Since Dec. 4, UW has converted on 13 of its 39 power- snapped the Huskies' 0-for-32 stretch on the power play in the process. play opportunities for a .33 clip, which paces the NCAA during the span. • With a goal last Saturday against the Buckeyes, sophomore forward Julia Since Jan. 1, UW’s power play leads the NCAA with a .406 conversion rate, Tylke became the first Husky to reach double digits this season. She leads converting 13 of its 32 opportunities with a man advantage. Wisconsin has the team in goals (10), assists (8) and points (18) this season. The Delafield, also tallied at least one power-play goal in each game played in 2017. UW is Wis., native is tied for 13th in the conference in goals and tied for 22nd in 16-0-0 this season when scoring at least one power play goal. points. • Wisconsin leads the country in home attendance, averaging more than 3,100 • Freshman forward Kayla Friesen scored two points (1+1) against Ohio State, fans per game. UW has enjoyed eight sellouts this year and has had a crowd upping her rookie totals to six goals, eight assists and 14 points—which of over 2,000 fans at 13 of its 14 home games this year. are tied for third, tied for first and second on the team, respectively. The • Senior Ann-Renée Desbiens leads NCAA goaltenders in goals-against average Winnipeg, Manitoba native is tied for third in the WCHA among freshman in with a 0.79 clip, winning percentage with a mark of .938, save percentage goals and tied for fifth in points. with a .956 clip and shutouts with 11. Desbiens now has 92 career wins and • Alder continues to set the standard for rookie goaltenders at St. Cloud only needs eight more to match Alex Rigsby’s program record. Desbiens was State. The Zurich, Switzerland native started both games at OSU and upped also named the WCHA Defensive Player of the Month for January. her save percentage to .929 and lowered her goals-against average to 2.35 • Pankowski has at least a point in each game during UW’s 12-game winning on the season with a pair of 30-plus save performances. She boasts three streak with 27 points during the span thanks to 12 goals and 15 assists. shutouts—the most-ever for a freshman in program history—and is on pace Pankowski ranks sixth in the country in scoring, averaging 1.56 points per to set the single season save percentage and goals-against average record at game. SCSU. Her .929 save percentage ranks 10th, nationally. • Nurse tallied six assists during UW’s sweep of the Beavers last weekend. Nurse ranks fifth in the league in points with 36 this season. • Freshman Abby Roque picked up her third WCHA Rookie of the Week honor after a three-point game against Bemidji State on Friday night.
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Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- 1 Kelly Pannek MIN JR F 24 13-29-42 1.75 5/10 4 1 4 0 +26 2 Lara Stalder MND SR F 24 18-19-37 1.54 4/8 1 0 6 2 +32 3 Sarah Potomak MIN SO F 24 13-23-36 1.50 1/2 3 0 5 1 +30 4 Annie Pankowski WIS JR F 20 14-18-32 1.60 7/14 1 2 2 2 +26 Emily Clark WIS JR F 24 13-19-32 1.33 11/22 3 0 6 1 +31 6 Sarah Nurse WIS SR F 24 14-17-31 1.29 6/12 0 1 2 2 +23 7 Dani Cameranesi MIN SR F 17 16-12-28 1.65 6/12 4 0 2 1 +19 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND SR F 24 9-19-28 1.17 4/8 2 0 2 0 +32 9 Katherine McGovern MND SR F 24 12-13-25 1.04 8/16 1 0 3 0 +33 10 Abby Roque WIS FR F 24 6-14-20 0.83 12/24 3 0 0 0 +20 11 Sydney McKibbon WIS SR F 24 6-13-19 0.79 2/4 2 0 2 0 +17 12 Kate Schipper MIN SR F 22 8-10-18 0.82 7/14 2 0 2 0 +3 13 Jenny Ryan WIS SR D 24 7-10-17 0.71 6/12 3 0 2 0 +23 14 Amy Menke NDK SR F 24 7-9-16 0.67 10/23 2 2 3 0 E Ryleigh Houston NDK FR F 24 3-13-16 0.67 2/4 0 0 1 0 +7 16 Sam Cogan WIS SO F 20 5-10-15 0.75 8/16 1 0 1 0 +17 Baylee Wellhausen WIS JR F 24 9-6-15 0.62 3/6 0 0 2 0 +19 Presley Norby WIS FR F 24 5-10-15 0.62 6/12 0 0 0 0 +15 19 Sydney Brodt MND FR F 22 4-10-14 0.64 2/4 0 0 0 0 +5 Sophia Shaver WIS SO F 22 3-11-14 0.64 2/4 0 0 0 0 +16 Halli Krzyzaniak NDK SR D 24 3-11-14 0.58 7/17 0 0 0 0 +17 22 Lee Stecklein MIN SR D 21 1-12-13 0.62 6/12 0 0 0 0 -3 Emily Bergland BMJ SO F 24 8-5-13 0.54 2/4 2 0 0 0 -13 Emma Nuutinen NDK FR F 24 7-6-13 0.54 2/4 1 0 2 0 +10 Sidney Morin MND SR D 24 6-7-13 0.54 4/8 3 0 1 0 +27 Maddy Field OSU SO F 24 3-10-13 0.54 6/12 2 0 0 0 -11
Defenseman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- 1 Jenny Ryan WIS SR D 24 7-10-17 0.71 6/12 3 0 2 0 +23 2 Halli Krzyzaniak NDK SR D 24 3-11-14 0.58 7/17 0 0 0 0 +17 3 Lee Stecklein MIN SR D 21 1-12-13 0.62 6/12 0 0 0 0 -3 Sidney Morin MND SR D 24 6-7-13 0.54 4/8 3 0 1 0 +27 5 Mikaela Gardner WIS SO D 24 3-9-12 0.50 5/10 1 0 1 0 +26 Alexis Joyce BMJ JR D 24 2-10-12 0.50 5/10 0 0 0 0 -17 7 Mellissa Channell WIS SR D 20 1-9-10 0.50 7/14 0 0 0 0 +14 Megan Wolfe MIN SR D 22 2-8-10 0.45 6/12 2 0 0 0 +1 Madison Hutchinson BMJ SR D 24 5-5-10 0.42 6/12 2 0 0 0 -18 Gracen Hirschy NDK SR D 24 4-6-10 0.42 5/10 1 0 1 0 -4 Sydney Baldwin MIN JR D 24 2-8-10 0.42 8/16 0 0 0 0 +21 Maddie Rolfes WIS JR D 24 0-10-10 0.42 4/8 0 0 0 0 +23 13 Patti Marshall MIN FR D 24 1-8-9 0.38 0/0 1 0 0 0 +23 14 Jalyn Elmes MND FR D 24 2-6-8 0.33 11/22 2 0 0 0 +7 15 Mekenzie Steffen WIS FR D 24 3-4-7 0.29 9/18 2 0 1 0 +22 Jincy Dunne OSU FR D 24 1-6-7 0.29 7/14 0 0 0 0 -15
Freshman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- 1 Abby Roque WIS FR F 24 6-14-20 0.83 12/24 3 0 0 0 +20 2 Ryleigh Houston NDK FR F 24 3-13-16 0.67 2/4 0 0 1 0 +7 3 Presley Norby WIS FR F 24 5-10-15 0.62 6/12 0 0 0 0 +15 4 Sydney Brodt MND FR F 22 4-10-14 0.64 2/4 0 0 0 0 +5 5 Emma Nuutinen NDK FR F 24 7-6-13 0.54 2/4 1 0 2 0 +10 6 Kayla Friesen STC FR F 24 5-5-10 0.42 8/16 0 0 0 0 -10 7 Alexis Mauermann WIS FR F 24 7-2-9 0.38 3/6 2 0 1 0 +7 Rebecca Freiburger OSU FR F 24 6-3-9 0.38 4/8 1 0 2 0 -8 Patti Marshall MIN FR D 24 1-8-9 0.38 0/0 1 0 0 0 +23 10 Brooklynn Schugel MND FR F 24 4-4-8 0.33 2/4 0 0 0 0 -1 Jalyn Elmes MND FR D 24 2-6-8 0.33 11/22 2 0 0 0 +7 12 Sarah Lecavalier NDK FR F 24 4-3-7 0.29 6/12 0 0 1 0 +1 Mekenzie Steffen WIS FR D 24 3-4-7 0.29 9/18 2 0 1 0 +22 Haley Mack BMJ FR F 24 1-6-7 0.29 1/2 0 0 0 0 -8 Jincy Dunne OSU FR D 24 1-6-7 0.29 7/14 0 0 0 0 -15 Conference Scoring Leaders
Goal Scoring GP G GPG Assist Scoring GP A APG 1 Lara Stalder MND SR F 24 18 0.75 1 Kelly Pannek MIN JR F 24 29 1.21 2 Dani Cameranesi MIN SR F 17 16 0.94 2 Sarah Potomak MIN SO F 24 23 0.96 3 Annie Pankowski WIS JR F 20 14 0.70 3 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND SR F 24 19 0.79 Sarah Nurse WIS SR F 24 14 0.58 Lara Stalder MND SR F 24 19 0.79 5 Kelly Pannek MIN JR F 24 13 0.54 Emily Clark WIS JR F 24 19 0.79 Sarah Potomak MIN SO F 24 13 0.54 6 Annie Pankowski WIS JR F 20 18 0.90 Emily Clark WIS JR F 24 13 0.54 7 Sarah Nurse WIS SR F 24 17 0.71 8 Katherine McGovern MND SR F 24 12 0.50 8 Abby Roque WIS FR F 24 14 0.58 9 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND SR F 24 9 0.38 9 Katherine McGovern MND SR F 24 13 0.54 Baylee Wellhausen WIS JR F 24 9 0.38 Ryleigh Houston NDK FR F 24 13 0.54 11 Kate Schipper MIN SR F 22 8 0.36 Sydney McKibbon WIS SR F 24 13 0.54 Emily Bergland BMJ SO F 24 8 0.33 12 Dani Cameranesi MIN SR F 17 12 0.71 Lee Stecklein MIN SR D 21 12 0.57
Power Play Goals GP G GPG Power Play Points GP G-A-P PPG 1 Dani Cameranesi MIN SR F 17 4 0.24 1 Kelly Pannek MIN JR F 24 4-8-12 0.50 Megan Hinze MNS SO D 23 4 0.17 2 Sarah Potomak MIN SO F 24 3-5-8 0.33 Kelly Pannek MIN JR F 24 4 0.17 3 Dani Cameranesi MIN SR F 17 4-3-7 0.41 4 Emma Terres BMJ JR F/D 24 3 0.12 Kate Schipper MIN SR F 22 2-5-7 0.32 Sarah Potomak MIN SO F 24 3 0.12 Megan Wolfe MIN SR D 22 2-5-7 0.32 Sidney Morin MND SR D 24 3 0.12 Jenny Ryan WIS SR D 24 3-4-7 0.29 Jenny Ryan WIS SR D 24 3 0.12 7 Abby Roque WIS FR F 24 3-3-6 0.25 Emily Clark WIS JR F 24 3 0.12 Emily Bergland BMJ SO F 24 2-4-6 0.25 Abby Roque WIS FR F 24 3 0.12 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND SR F 24 2-4-6 0.25 10 12 Players Tied With 2 Sarah Nurse WIS SR F 24 0-6-6 0.25
Shorthanded Goals GP G GPG Game-Winning Goals GP G GPG 1 Annie Pankowski WIS JR F 20 2 0.10 1 Lara Stalder MND SR F 24 6 0.25 Amy Menke NDK SR F 24 2 0.08 Emily Clark WIS JR F 24 6 0.25 3 Cara Piazza MIN JR F 18 1 0.06 3 Sarah Potomak MIN SO F 24 5 0.21 Kelly Pannek MIN JR F 24 1 0.04 4 Kelly Pannek MIN JR F 24 4 0.17 Kippin Keller MIN FR F 24 1 0.04 5 Katherine McGovern MND SR F 24 3 0.12 Sarah Nurse WIS SR F 24 1 0.04 Amy Menke NDK SR F 24 3 0.12 7 14 Players Tied With 2
Plus-Minus GP +/- Hat Tricks GP HT 1 Katherine McGovern MND SR F 24 +33 1 Annie Pankowski WIS JR F 20 2 2 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND SR F 24 +32 Lara Stalder MND SR F 24 2 Lara Stalder MND SR F 24 +32 Sarah Nurse WIS SR F 24 2 4 Emily Clark WIS JR F 24 +31 4 Dani Cameranesi MIN SR F 17 1 5 Sarah Potomak MIN SO F 24 +30 Sarah Potomak MIN SO F 24 1 6 Sidney Morin MND SR D 24 +27 Emily Clark WIS JR F 24 1 7 Annie Pankowski WIS JR F 20 +26 Kelly Pannek MIN JR F 24 +26 Mikaela Gardner WIS SO D 24 +26 10 4 Players Tied With +23
Blocked Shots GP BLK BLK/G Face-Off Percentage FW FL FO % 1 Gracen Hirschy NDK SR D 24 63 2.62 1 Lara Stalder MND SR F 39 17 .696 2 Alexis Joyce BMJ JR D 24 60 2.50 2 Abby Roque WIS FR F 197 129 .604 3 Dani Sadek OSU JR D 24 58 2.42 3 Kelly Pannek MIN JR F 328 229 .589 4 Anna Keys MNS JR D 23 55 2.39 4 Lisa Marvin NDK SR F 36 26 .581 Jincy Dunne OSU FR D 24 55 2.29 5 Emily Clark WIS JR F 257 196 .567 6 Anna Kilponen NDK SOD 23 54 2.35 6 Lindsay Agnew MIN FR F 33 26 .559 7 Jessica Dunne OSU JR D 20 51 2.55 7 Emily Bergland BMJ SO F 218 173 .558 Madison Hutchinson BMJ SR D 24 51 2.12 8 Ryleigh Houston NDK FR F 99 80 .553 9 Halli Krzyzaniak NDK SR D 24 46 1.92 9 Lauren Miller BMJ SR F 254 206 .552 10 3 Players Tied With 45 10 Katherine McGovern MND SR F 185 151 .551 Conference Goaltending Leaders
Goals Against Average GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % 1 Ann-Renée Desbiens WIS SR 22 1321:58 16 0.73 20-1-1 11 363 .958 2 Maddie Rooney MND SO 24 1444:21 36 1.50 17-4-3 5 615 .945 3 Sidney Peters MIN JR 22 1244:08 32 1.54 16-4-2 5 359 .918 4 Lexie Shaw NDK SR 21 1279:22 34 1.59 9-7-5 4 485 .934 5 Janine Alder STC FR 20 1135:57 45 2.38 6-11-3 2 587 .929 6 Kassidy Sauve OSU SO 23 1305:18 54 2.48 5-14-4 1 755 .933 7 Brittni Mowat BMJ SR 23 1382:13 61 2.65 5-15-3 2 668 .916 8 Brianna Quade MNS SR 19 1085:00 63 3.48 2-14-1 0 532 .894
Save Percentage GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % 1 Ann-Renée Desbiens WIS SR 22 1321:58 16 0.73 20-1-1 11 363 .958 2 Maddie Rooney MND SO 24 1444:21 36 1.50 17-4-3 5 615 .945 3 Lexie Shaw NDK SR 21 1279:22 34 1.59 9-7-5 4 485 .934 4 Kassidy Sauve OSU SO 23 1305:18 54 2.48 5-14-4 1 755 .933 5 Janine Alder STC FR 20 1135:57 45 2.38 6-11-3 2 587 .929 6 Sidney Peters MIN JR 22 1244:08 32 1.54 16-4-2 5 359 .918 7 Brittni Mowat BMJ SR 23 1382:13 61 2.65 5-15-3 2 668 .916 8 Brianna Quade MNS SR 19 1085:00 63 3.48 2-14-1 0 532 .894
Saves GP SVS/G Saves Shutouts GP Shutouts 1 Kassidy Sauve OSU SO 23 32.8 755 1 Ann-Renée Desbiens WIS SR 22 11 2 Brittni Mowat BMJ SR 23 29.0 668 2 Sidney Peters MIN JR 22 5 3 Maddie Rooney MND SO 24 25.6 615 Maddie Rooney MND SO 24 5 4 Janine Alder STC FR 20 29.4 587 4 Lexie Shaw NDK SR 21 4 5 Brianna Quade MNS SR 19 28.0 532 5 Janine Alder STC FR 20 2 6 Lexie Shaw NDK SR 21 23.1 485 Brittni Mowat BMJ SR 23 2 7 Ann-Renée Desbiens WIS SR 22 16.5 363 7 Kristen Campbell NDK FR 3 1 8 Sidney Peters MIN JR 22 16.3 359 Kassidy Sauve OSU SO 23 1 9 Kathryn Bidulka MNS SO 7 18.9 132 10 Madeleine Dahl STC SO 4 29.0 116 11 Kaylee Remington OSU FR 4 20.2 81 12 Taylor Crosby STC SO 3 25.7 77 13 Kristen Campbell NDK FR 3 18.7 56 14 Nikki Cece WIS FR 2 22.5 45 15 Emma May MIN SO 3 13.3 40 16 Erin Deters BMJ JR 1 35.0 35 17 Serena D'Angelo MIN FR 4 5.2 21 18 Chloe Crosby MNS FR 1 12.0 12 19 Catherine Johnson MND FR 1 7.0 7 WCHA Women Team Conference Statistics
TEAM OFFENSE TEAM DEFENSE
Team Games Goals G/GM Team Games Goals G/GM 1 Wisconsin 24 100 4.17 1 Wisconsin 24 22 0.92 2 Minnesota 24 77 3.21 2 Minnesota Duluth 24 36 1.50 3 Minnesota Duluth 24 75 3.12 3 Minnesota 24 41 1.71 4 North Dakota 24 53 2.21 North Dakota 24 41 1.71 5 Bemidji State 24 37 1.54 5 Ohio State 24 65 2.71 6 St. Cloud State 24 35 1.46 6 Bemidji State 24 70 2.92 7 Ohio State 24 29 1.21 7 St. Cloud State 24 71 2.96 8 Minnesota State 24 26 1.08 8 Minnesota State 24 86 3.58
POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL
Team Totals SHA PP % Team Totals SHF PK % 1 Minnesota 17/67 0 25.4 1 Minnesota 63/68 3 92.6 2 Wisconsin 18/85 0 21.2 2 Wisconsin 81/88 3 92.0 3 Minnesota Duluth 11/77 1 14.3 3 North Dakota 82/92 2 89.1 4 Bemidji State 11/78 2 14.1 4 Ohio State 52/60 0 86.7 5 North Dakota 6/58 0 10.3 5 St. Cloud State 52/61 0 85.2 6 Minnesota State 6/69 2 8.7 6 Bemidji State 47/56 0 83.9 7 Ohio State 4/66 0 6.1 7 Minnesota Duluth 56/69 0 81.2 8 St. Cloud State 3/60 3 5.0 8 Minnesota State 51/66 0 77.3
PENALTY MINUTES SHOTS ON GOAL
Team Games PIM PIM/G Team Games SOG SOG/G 1 North Dakota 24 210 8.8 1 Wisconsin 24 982 40.9 2 Wisconsin 24 194 8.1 2 Minnesota 24 886 36.9 3 Minnesota State 24 157 6.5 3 Minnesota Duluth 24 778 32.4 4 Minnesota Duluth 24 150 6.2 4 North Dakota 24 678 28.2 5 St. Cloud State 24 145 6.0 5 Bemidji State 24 672 28.0 6 Minnesota 24 144 6.0 6 Ohio State 24 507 21.1 7 Ohio State 24 134 5.6 7 Minnesota State 24 476 19.8 8 Bemidji State 24 129 5.4 8 St. Cloud State 24 439 18.3
SCORING BY PERIOD GOALS ALLOWED BY PERIOD
Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Wisconsin 28 37 35 0 100 1 Wisconsin 8 8 6 0 22 2 Minnesota 21 26 29 1 77 2 Minnesota Duluth 9 7 19 1 36 3 Minnesota Duluth 27 22 26 0 75 3 Minnesota 15 13 13 0 41 4 North Dakota 20 15 17 1 53 North Dakota 15 15 11 0 41 5 Bemidji State 12 15 10 0 37 5 Ohio State 16 25 24 0 65 6 St. Cloud State 14 10 11 0 35 6 Bemidji State 26 19 25 0 70 7 Ohio State 9 11 9 0 29 7 St. Cloud State 17 27 27 0 71 8 Minnesota State 6 12 8 0 26 8 Minnesota State 31 34 20 1 86
SPECIAL TEAMS NET
Team PPF SHA PP NET PPA SHF SH NET ST NET 1 Minnesota 17 0 +17 5 3 -2 +15 2 Wisconsin 18 0 +18 7 3 -4 +14 3 Bemidji State 11 2 +9 9 0 -9 0 4 North Dakota 6 0 +6 10 2 -8 -2 5 Minnesota Duluth 11 1 +10 13 0 -13 -3 6 Ohio State 4 0 +4 8 0 -8 -4 7 St. Cloud State 3 3 0 9 0 -9 -9 8 Minnesota State 6 2 +4 15 0 -15 -11 Overall Scoring Leaders
Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- 1 Kelly Pannek MIN JR F 29 16-39-55 1.90 6/12 6 1 5 0 +33 2 Lara Stalder MND SR F 28 19-26-45 1.61 4/8 1 0 7 2 +38 3 Sarah Potomak MIN SO F 28 16-28-44 1.57 1/2 4 0 6 1 +35 4 Annie Pankowski WIS JR F 25 18-21-39 1.56 11/22 2 2 3 2 +31 5 Sarah Nurse WIS SR F 28 17-19-36 1.29 9/18 0 2 2 2 +28 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND SR F 28 15-21-36 1.29 5/10 3 0 2 1 +38 7 Emily Clark WIS JR F 28 14-19-33 1.18 11/22 3 0 7 1 +35 8 Dani Cameranesi MIN SR F 19 18-14-32 1.68 7/14 4 0 2 1 +23 9 Katherine McGovern MND SR F 28 15-15-30 1.07 8/16 3 0 4 0 +37 10 Sydney McKibbon WIS SR F 29 9-16-25 0.86 2/4 2 0 2 0 +21 11 Kate Schipper MIN SR F 27 11-13-24 0.89 8/16 3 1 3 0 +6 12 Sam Cogan WIS SO F 25 9-13-22 0.88 8/16 2 0 1 0 +24 Abby Roque WIS FR F 29 6-16-22 0.76 14/28 3 0 0 0 +23 14 Maddy Field OSU SO F 30 8-13-21 0.70 8/16 3 0 2 0 E 15 Ryleigh Houston NDK FR F 30 6-14-20 0.67 3/6 3 0 3 0 +7 16 Lee Stecklein MIN SR D 26 3-16-19 0.73 6/12 0 0 0 0 +4 Megan Wolfe MIN SR D 27 6-13-19 0.70 7/14 4 0 1 0 +10 Emily Bergland BMJ SO F 28 12-7-19 0.68 5/10 3 0 1 0 -8 Sidney Morin MND SR D 28 7-12-19 0.68 4/8 3 0 2 0 +35 Jenny Ryan WIS SR D 29 7-12-19 0.66 6/12 3 0 2 0 +31 Amy Menke NDK SR F 30 8-11-19 0.63 12/27 2 3 4 0 E 22 Julia Tylke STC SO F 27 10-8-18 0.67 8/16 2 0 0 0 -5 Presley Norby WIS FR F 29 6-12-18 0.62 6/12 0 0 1 0 +21 24 Sydney Brodt MND FR F 26 4-13-17 0.65 3/6 0 0 0 0 +8 Halli Krzyzaniak NDK SR D 28 4-13-17 0.61 8/19 1 0 0 0 +18 Baylee Wellhausen WIS JR F 29 11-6-17 0.59 3/6 0 1 3 0 +21 Gracen Hirschy NDK SR D 30 5-12-17 0.57 8/16 1 0 1 0 -3
Defenseman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- 1 Lee Stecklein MIN SR D 26 3-16-19 0.73 6/12 0 0 0 0 +4 Megan Wolfe MIN SR D 27 6-13-19 0.70 7/14 4 0 1 0 +10 Sidney Morin MND SR D 28 7-12-19 0.68 4/8 3 0 2 0 +35 Jenny Ryan WIS SR D 29 7-12-19 0.66 6/12 3 0 2 0 +31 5 Halli Krzyzaniak NDK SR D 28 4-13-17 0.61 8/19 1 0 0 0 +18 Gracen Hirschy NDK SR D 30 5-12-17 0.57 8/16 1 0 1 0 -3 7 Alexis Joyce BMJ JR D 28 3-12-15 0.54 9/18 0 0 0 0 -14 8 Mellissa Channell WIS SR D 25 2-11-13 0.52 8/16 0 0 1 0 +24 Mikaela Gardner WIS SO D 29 3-10-13 0.45 8/16 1 0 1 0 +31 Maddie Rolfes WIS JR D 29 1-12-13 0.45 5/10 1 0 0 0 +25 Jincy Dunne OSU FR D 30 4-9-13 0.43 11/22 0 0 1 0 -4 12 Madison Hutchinson BMJ SR D 28 5-7-12 0.43 8/16 2 0 0 0 -16 Sydney Baldwin MIN JR D 29 2-10-12 0.41 10/20 0 0 0 0 +24 14 Dani Sadek OSU JR D 28 3-8-11 0.39 12/24 1 0 0 0 -2 15 Lauren Boyle OSU SO D 25 3-6-9 0.36 5/10 1 0 1 1 +1 Mekenzie Steffen WIS FR D 29 3-6-9 0.31 10/20 2 0 1 0 +24 Patti Marshall MIN FR D 29 1-8-9 0.31 0/0 1 0 0 0 +24
Freshman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- 1 Abby Roque WIS FR F 29 6-16-22 0.76 14/28 3 0 0 0 +23 2 Ryleigh Houston NDK FR F 30 6-14-20 0.67 3/6 3 0 3 0 +7 3 Presley Norby WIS FR F 29 6-12-18 0.62 6/12 0 0 1 0 +21 4 Sydney Brodt MND FR F 26 4-13-17 0.65 3/6 0 0 0 0 +8 5 Emma Nuutinen NDK FR F 26 8-6-14 0.54 2/4 1 0 2 0 +12 Kayla Friesen STC FR F 30 6-8-14 0.47 10/20 0 0 0 0 -12 7 Jincy Dunne OSU FR D 30 4-9-13 0.43 11/22 0 0 1 0 -4 8 Alexis Mauermann WIS FR F 29 7-4-11 0.38 4/8 2 0 1 0 +9 9 Haley Mack BMJ FR F 28 2-8-10 0.36 3/6 1 0 0 0 -7 10 Brooklynn Schugel MND FR F 28 5-4-9 0.32 5/10 0 0 0 0 -1 Abby Halluska BMJ FR F 28 3-6-9 0.32 5/10 1 0 1 0 -14 Mekenzie Steffen WIS FR D 29 3-6-9 0.31 10/20 2 0 1 0 +24 Patti Marshall MIN FR D 29 1-8-9 0.31 0/0 1 0 0 0 +24 Rebecca Freiburger OSU FR F 30 6-3-9 0.30 5/10 1 0 2 0 -5 Samantha Bouley OSU FR F 30 5-4-9 0.30 1/2 0 0 2 0 -10 Overall Scoring Leaders
Goal Scoring GP G GPG Assist Scoring GP A APG 1 Lara Stalder MND SR F 28 19 0.68 1 Kelly Pannek MIN JR F 29 39 1.34 2 Dani Cameranesi MIN SR F 19 18 0.95 2 Sarah Potomak MIN SO F 28 28 1.00 Annie Pankowski WIS JR F 25 18 0.72 3 Lara Stalder MND SR F 28 26 0.93 4 Sarah Nurse WIS SR F 28 17 0.61 4 Annie Pankowski WIS JR F 25 21 0.84 5 Sarah Potomak MIN SO F 28 16 0.57 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND SR F 28 21 0.75 Kelly Pannek MIN JR F 29 16 0.55 6 Sarah Nurse WIS SR F 28 19 0.68 7 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND SR F 28 15 0.54 Emily Clark WIS JR F 28 19 0.68 Katherine McGovern MND SR F 28 15 0.54 8 Lee Stecklein MIN SR D 26 16 0.62 9 Emily Clark WIS JR F 28 14 0.50 Sydney McKibbon WIS SR F 29 16 0.55 10 Emily Bergland BMJ SO F 28 12 0.43 Abby Roque WIS FR F 29 16 0.55 11 Kate Schipper MIN SR F 27 11 0.41 11 Katherine McGovern MND SR F 28 15 0.54 Baylee Wellhausen WIS JR F 29 11 0.38 12 Dani Cameranesi MIN SR F 19 14 0.74 Ryleigh Houston NDK FR F 30 14 0.47
Power Play Goals GP G GPG Power Play Points GP G-A-P PPG 1 Kelly Pannek MIN JR F 29 6 0.21 1 Kelly Pannek MIN JR F 29 6-12-18 0.62 2 Dani Cameranesi MIN SR F 19 4 0.21 2 Megan Wolfe MIN SR D 27 4-9-13 0.48 Megan Wolfe MIN SR D 27 4 0.15 3 Sarah Potomak MIN SO F 28 4-7-11 0.39 Sarah Potomak MIN SO F 28 4 0.14 4 Kate Schipper MIN SR F 27 3-5-8 0.30 Megan Hinze MNS SO D 29 4 0.14 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND SR F 28 3-5-8 0.29 6 12 Players Tied With 3 Lara Stalder MND SR F 28 1-7-8 0.29 Jenny Ryan WIS SR D 29 3-5-8 0.28 8 Dani Cameranesi MIN SR F 19 4-3-7 0.37 Emily Bergland BMJ SO F 28 3-4-7 0.25 Abby Roque WIS FR F 29 3-4-7 0.24 Ryleigh Houston NDK FR F 30 3-4-7 0.23
Shorthanded Goals GP G GPG Game-Winning Goals GP G GPG 1 Amy Menke NDK SR F 30 3 0.10 1 Lara Stalder MND SR F 28 7 0.25 2 Annie Pankowski WIS JR F 25 2 0.08 Emily Clark WIS JR F 28 7 0.25 Sarah Nurse WIS SR F 28 2 0.07 3 Sarah Potomak MIN SO F 28 6 0.21 4 Cara Piazza MIN JR F 23 1 0.04 4 Kelly Pannek MIN JR F 29 5 0.17 Kippin Keller MIN FR F 26 1 0.04 5 Katherine McGovern MND SR F 28 4 0.14 Kate Schipper MIN SR F 27 1 0.04 Amy Menke NDK SR F 30 4 0.13 Kelly Pannek MIN JR F 29 1 0.03 7 Annie Pankowski WIS JR F 25 3 0.12 Baylee Wellhausen WIS JR F 29 1 0.03 Kate Schipper MIN SR F 27 3 0.11 Baylee Wellhausen WIS JR F 29 3 0.10 Ryleigh Houston NDK FR F 30 3 0.10
Plus-Minus GP +/- Hat Tricks GP HT 1 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND SR F 28 +38 1 Annie Pankowski WIS JR F 25 2 Lara Stalder MND SR F 28 +38 Lara Stalder MND SR F 28 2 3 Katherine McGovern MND SR F 28 +37 Sarah Nurse WIS SR F 28 2 4 Sarah Potomak MIN SO F 28 +35 4 Katie Matheny OSU SR F 18 1 Sidney Morin MND SR D 28 +35 Dani Cameranesi MIN SR F 19 1 Emily Clark WIS JR F 28 +35 Hannah Potrykus STC SO F 24 1 7 Kelly Pannek MIN JR F 29 +33 Lauren Boyle OSU SO D 25 1 8 Annie Pankowski WIS JR F 25 +31 Sarah Potomak MIN SO F 28 1 Jenny Ryan WIS SR D 29 +31 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND SR F 28 1 Mikaela Gardner WIS SO D 29 +31 Emily Clark WIS JR F 28 1
Blocked Shots GP BLK BLK/G Face-Off Percentage FW FL FO % 1 Gracen Hirschy NDK SR D 30 74 2.47 1 Lara Stalder MND SR F 50 24 .676 2 Dani Sadek OSU JR D 28 69 2.46 2 Kelly Pannek MIN JR F 403 260 .608 3 Alexis Joyce BMJ JR D 28 67 2.39 3 Abby Roque WIS FR F 244 161 .602 4 Jessica Dunne OSU JR D 26 65 2.50 4 Emily Clark WIS JR F 301 227 .570 5 Jincy Dunne OSU FR D 30 64 2.13 5 Lindsay Agnew MIN FR F 36 28 .562 6 Anna Keys MNS JR D 30 63 2.10 6 Lisa Marvin NDK SR F 51 40 .560 7 Anna Kilponen NDK SOD 29 58 2.00 7 Cara Piazza MIN JR F 168 132 .560 8 Madison Hutchinson BMJ SR D 28 57 2.04 8 Emily Bergland BMJ SO F 250 198 .558 9 Halli Krzyzaniak NDK SR D 28 53 1.89 9 Lauren Miller BMJ SR F 298 240 .554 10 Jordan Hampton NDK SR D 30 52 1.73 10 Ashleigh Brykaliuk MND SR F 59 48 .551 Overall Goaltending Leaders
Goals Against Average GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % 1 Ann-Renée Desbiens WIS SR 24 1443:49 19 0.79 22-1-1 11 408 .956 2 Lexie Shaw NDK SR 27 1612:37 41 1.53 12-9-6 6 574 .933 3 Maddie Rooney MND SO 28 1690:53 43 1.53 20-4-4 5 712 .943 4 Sidney Peters MIN JR 27 1534:59 44 1.72 20-5-2 6 422 .906 5 Kassidy Sauve OSU SO 29 1665:15 55 1.98 11-14-4 6 934 .944 6 Janine Alder STC FR 25 1407:26 55 2.34 8-13-4 3 717 .929 7 Brittni Mowat BMJ SR 26 1561:43 64 2.46 8-15-3 2 743 .921 8 Brianna Quade MNS SR 24 1368:43 73 3.20 3-16-2 0 644 .898
Save Percentage GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % 1 Ann-Renée Desbiens WIS SR 24 1443:49 19 0.79 22-1-1 11 408 .956 2 Kassidy Sauve OSU SO 29 1665:15 55 1.98 11-14-4 6 934 .944 3 Maddie Rooney MND SO 28 1690:53 43 1.53 20-4-4 5 712 .943 4 Lexie Shaw NDK SR 27 1612:37 41 1.53 12-9-6 6 574 .933 5 Janine Alder STC FR 25 1407:26 55 2.34 8-13-4 3 717 .929 6 Brittni Mowat BMJ SR 26 1561:43 64 2.46 8-15-3 2 743 .921 7 Sidney Peters MIN JR 27 1534:59 44 1.72 20-5-2 6 422 .906 8 Brianna Quade MNS SR 24 1368:43 73 3.20 3-16-2 0 644 .898
Saves GP SVS/G Saves Shutouts GP Shutouts 1 Kassidy Sauve OSU SO 29 32.2 934 1 Ann-Renée Desbiens WIS SR 24 11 2 Brittni Mowat BMJ SR 26 28.6 743 2 Sidney Peters MIN JR 27 6 3 Janine Alder STC FR 25 28.7 717 Lexie Shaw NDK SR 27 6 4 Maddie Rooney MND SO 28 25.4 712 Kassidy Sauve OSU SO 29 6 5 Brianna Quade MNS SR 24 26.8 644 5 Maddie Rooney MND SO 28 5 6 Lexie Shaw NDK SR 27 21.3 574 6 Janine Alder STC FR 25 3 7 Sidney Peters MIN JR 27 15.6 422 7 Brittni Mowat BMJ SR 26 2 8 Ann-Renée Desbiens WIS SR 24 17.0 408 8 Erin Deters BMJ JR 2 1 9 Kathryn Bidulka MNS SO 10 18.0 180 Kristen Campbell NDK FR 4 1 10 Madeleine Dahl STC SO 4 29.0 116 Nikki Cece WIS FR 5 1 11 Taylor Crosby STC SO 5 21.6 108 12 Kaylee Remington OSU FR 4 20.2 81 13 Nikki Cece WIS FR 5 15.6 78 14 Erin Deters BMJ JR 2 31.5 63 15 Kristen Campbell NDK FR 4 15.2 61 16 Emma May MIN SO 3 13.3 40 17 Serena D'Angelo MIN FR 5 4.4 22 18 Chloe Crosby MNS FR 1 12.0 12 19 Catherine Johnson MND FR 1 7.0 7 WCHA Women Team Overall Statistics
TEAM OFFENSE TEAM DEFENSE
Team Games Goals G/GM Team Games Goals G/GM 1 Wisconsin 29 120 4.14 1 Wisconsin 29 28 0.97 2 Minnesota 29 101 3.48 2 Minnesota Duluth 28 43 1.54 3 Minnesota Duluth 28 89 3.18 3 North Dakota 30 50 1.67 4 North Dakota 30 66 2.20 4 Minnesota 29 53 1.83 5 Bemidji State 28 50 1.79 5 Ohio State 30 66 2.20 6 Ohio State 30 53 1.77 6 Bemidji State 28 73 2.61 7 St. Cloud State 30 51 1.70 7 St. Cloud State 30 91 3.03 8 Minnesota State 31 38 1.23 8 Minnesota State 31 102 3.29
POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL
Team Totals SHA PP % Team Totals SHF PK % 1 Minnesota 23/83 0 27.7 1 Minnesota 74/80 4 92.5 2 Wisconsin 21/104 0 20.2 2 Wisconsin 95/105 5 90.5 3 Minnesota Duluth 15/97 1 15.5 3 Ohio State 78/87 0 89.7 4 Bemidji State 14/103 2 13.6 4 North Dakota 106/119 3 89.1 5 North Dakota 11/84 0 13.1 5 Bemidji State 69/79 0 87.3 6 Minnesota State 9/87 2 10.3 6 St. Cloud State 67/82 0 81.7 7 Ohio State 7/85 0 8.2 7 Minnesota State 76/96 0 79.2 8 St. Cloud State 5/78 4 6.4 8 Minnesota Duluth 64/81 0 79.0
PENALTY MINUTES SHOTS ON GOAL
Team Games PIM PIM/G Team Games SOG SOG/G 1 North Dakota 30 266 8.9 1 Wisconsin 29 1171 40.4 2 Wisconsin 29 228 7.9 2 Minnesota 29 1084 37.4 3 Minnesota State 31 231 7.5 3 Minnesota Duluth 28 910 32.5 4 Bemidji State 28 191 6.8 4 Bemidji State 28 806 28.8 5 Minnesota Duluth 28 178 6.4 5 North Dakota 30 847 28.2 6 Ohio State 30 190 6.3 6 Ohio State 30 675 22.5 7 St. Cloud State 30 187 6.2 7 Minnesota State 31 680 21.9 8 Minnesota 29 170 5.9 8 St. Cloud State 30 597 19.9
SCORING BY PERIOD GOALS ALLOWED BY PERIOD
Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Wisconsin 33 41 45 1 120 1 Wisconsin 11 10 7 0 28 2 Minnesota 28 36 36 1 101 2 Minnesota Duluth 12 7 23 1 43 3 Minnesota Duluth 29 28 31 1 89 3 North Dakota 18 17 15 0 50 4 North Dakota 26 19 20 1 66 4 Minnesota 18 18 16 1 53 5 Ohio State 18 16 19 0 53 5 Ohio State 16 25 25 0 66 6 St. Cloud State 16 18 17 0 51 6 Bemidji State 28 19 26 0 73 7 Bemidji State 14 21 15 0 50 7 St. Cloud State 19 35 37 0 91 8 Minnesota State 7 17 13 1 38 8 Minnesota State 35 41 25 1 102
SPECIAL TEAMS NET
Team PPF SHA PP NET PPA SHF SH NET ST NET 1 Minnesota 23 0 +23 6 4 -2 +21 2 Wisconsin 21 0 +21 10 5 -5 +16 3 Bemidji State 14 2 +12 10 0 -10 +2 4 North Dakota 11 0 +11 13 3 -10 +1 5 Ohio State 7 0 +7 9 0 -9 -2 6 Minnesota Duluth 15 1 +14 17 0 -17 -3 7 Minnesota State 9 2 +7 20 0 -20 -13 8 St. Cloud State 5 4 +1 15 0 -15 -14 National Category Leaders
Points Per Game GP G-A-P P/GM Goals Against Average Minutes GA GAA 1 Kelly Pannek Minnesota JRF 29 16-39-55 1.90 1 Ann-Renée Desbiens Wisconsin SR 1443:49 19 0.79 2 Kennedy Marchment St. Lawrence JR F 28 17-31-48 1.71 2 Steph Neatby Princeton FR 720:42 16 1.33 3 Brooke Webster St. Lawrence SRF 28 18-28-46 1.64 3 Lexie Shaw North Dakota SR 1612:37 41 1.53 4 Lara Stalder Minnesota Duluth SRF 28 19-26-45 1.61 4 Maddie Rooney Minnesota Duluth SO 1690:53 43 1.53 5 Sarah Potomak Minnesota SOF 28 16-28-44 1.57 5 Marlene Boissonnault Cornell SO 664:21 17 1.54 6 Annie Pankowski Wisconsin JRF 25 18-21-39 1.56 6 Grace Harrison St. Lawrence SO 1504:39 39 1.56 7 Karlie Lund Princeton SO F 25 20-18-38 1.52 7 Paula Voorheis Cornell SR 839:45 22 1.57 8 Brittany Howard Robert Morris JR F 26 15-24-39 1.50 8 Sydney Rossman Quinnipiac SR 1560:37 41 1.58 9 Cayley Mercer Clarkson SR F 30 20-24-44 1.47 9 Madison Litchfield Vermont SR 959:16 26 1.63 10 Hannah Miller St. Lawrence JR F 28 13-28-41 1.46 10 Katie Burt Boston College JR 1560:11 43 1.65 11 Victoria Bach Boston University JR F 27 17-20-37 1.37 11 Shea Tiley Clarkson JR 1547:10 44 1.71 12 Denisa Křížová Northeastern JRF 29 17-22-39 1.34 12 Sidney Peters Minnesota JR 1534:59 44 1.72 13 Jaycee Gebhard Robert Morris FR F 26 16-18-34 1.31 13 Julia Vandyk Colgate SO 1589:45 47 1.77 14 Makenna Newkirk Boston College SOF 28 13-23-36 1.29 14 Abbey Miller Syracuse JR 1350:38 40 1.78 Ashleigh Brykaliuk Minnesota Duluth SR F 28 15-21-36 1.29 15 Brittany Bugalski Northeastern SO 1633:40 53 1.95 Sarah Nurse Wisconsin SRF 28 17-19-36 1.29 16 Kassidy Sauve Ohio State SO 1665:15 55 1.98 17 Mary Parker Boston University SR F 27 18-15-33 1.22 17 Jessica Convery Mercyhurst JR 1032:46 35 2.03 18 Geneviève Bannon Clarkson SRF 30 12-24-36 1.20 18 Alysia DaSilva Princeton JR 792:39 28 2.12 19 Emily Clark Wisconsin JR F 28 14-19-33 1.18 19 Jessica Dodds Robert Morris SR 923:29 33 2.14 20 McKenna Brand Northeastern JRF 30 23-12-35 1.17 20 Annie Belanger Connecticut JR 1512:26 56 2.22 21 Jonna Curtis New Hampshire SR F 28 17-15-32 1.14 21 Brianna Laing Harvard SR 537:49 21 2.34 22 Jessie Eldridge Colgate SOF 30 12-22-34 1.13 22 Janine Alder St. Cloud State FR 1407:26 55 2.34 23 Phoebe Staenz Yale SRF 21 14-9-23 1.10 23 Lauren Bailey Robert Morris SO 606:22 24 2.37 24 Laura Bowman Penn State SRF 26 15-13-28 1.08 24 Victoria Hanson Boston University SR 1216:00 49 2.42 25 Andie Anastos Boston College SRF 28 12-18-30 1.07 25 Brittni Mowat Bemidji State SR 1561:43 64 2.46 Katherine McGovern Minnesota Duluth SR F 28 15-15-30 1.07
Points Per Game (Defensemen) GP G-A-P P/GM Save Percentage Saves GA Save % 1 Megan Keller Boston College JRD 24 5-19-24 1.00 1 Ann-Renée Desbiens Wisconsin SR 408 19 .956 2 Kelsey Koelzer Princeton SR D 25 7-15-22 0.88 2 Steph Neatby Princeton FR 324 16 .953 3 Savannah Harmon Clarkson JR D 30 8-18-26 0.87 3 Kassidy Sauve Ohio State SO 934 55 .944 4 Whitney Dove Providence FRD29 5-17-22 0.76 4 Paula Voorheis Cornell SR 373 22 .944 5 Lee Stecklein Minnesota SRD26 3-16-19 0.73 5 Maddie Rooney Minnesota Duluth SO 712 43 .943 6 Taylor Marchin Yale SR D 25 7-11-18 0.72 6 Madison Litchfield Vermont SR 406 26 .940 7 Megan Wolfe Minnesota SRD27 6-13-19 0.70 7 Lexie Shaw North Dakota SR 574 41 .933 8 Kirsten Welsh Robert Morris SO D 26 9-9-18 0.69 8 Annie Belanger Connecticut JR 756 56 .931 Maggie Lague Robert Morris SO D 26 3-15-18 0.69 9 Julia Vandyk Colgate SO 630 47 .931 10 Claire Thompson Princeton FRD 25 5-12-17 0.68 10 Janine Alder St. Cloud State FR 717 55 .929 11 Sidney Morin Minnesota Duluth SR D 28 7-12-19 0.68 11 Brittany Bugalski Northeastern SO 675 53 .927 12 Lauren Wildfang Colgate JRD30 4-16-20 0.67 12 Victoria Hanson Boston University SR 622 49 .927 13 Jenny Ryan Wisconsin SR D 29 7-12-19 0.66 13 Robyn Chemago Dartmouth SR 593 47 .927 14 Cat Quirion Colgate SRD306-13-19 0.63 14 Katie Burt Boston College JR 539 43 .926 Kate Friesen Providence SO D 30 8-11-19 0.63 15 Marlene Boissonnault Cornell SO 212 17 .926 16 Alyson Matteau Maine SOD293-15-18 0.62 16 Grace Harrison St. Lawrence SO 486 39 .926 17 Allie Munroe Syracuse SO D 26 5-11-16 0.62 17 Shea Tiley Clarkson JR 537 44 .924 18 Halli Krzyzaniak North Dakota SR D 28 4-13-17 0.61 18 Tera Hofmann Yale FR 478 41 .921 Kirsten Padalis St. Lawrence SR D 28 5-12-17 0.61 19 Brittni Mowat Bemidji State SR 743 64 .921 20 Ella Shelton Clarkson FRD305-13-18 0.60 20 Jessica Dodds Robert Morris SR 381 33 .920
Points Per Game (Freshmen) GP G-A-P P/GM Winning Percentage W-L-T Win % 1 Jaycee Gebhard Robert Morris F 26 16-18-34 1.31 1 Ann-Renée Desbiens Wisconsin SR 22-1-1 .938 2 Caitrin Lonergan Boston College F 26 11-16-27 1.04 2 Marlene Boissonnault Cornell SO 9-1-1 .864 3 Tereza Vanišová Maine F 27 16-12-28 1.04 3 Grace Harrison St. Lawrence SO 20-3-2 .840 4 Delaney Belinskas Boston College F 28 14-12-26 0.93 4 Katie Burt Boston College JR 18-3-5 .788 5 Carly Bullock Princeton F 25 15-8-23 0.92 5 Maddie Rooney Minnesota Duluth SO 20-4-4 .786 6 Michaela Pejzlová Clarkson F 28 9-16-25 0.89 6 Sidney Peters Minnesota JR 20-5-2 .778 7 Kristin O'Neill Cornell F 23 11-9-20 0.87 7 Steph Neatby Princeton FR 8-2-1 .773 8 Mikyla Grant-Mentis Merrimack F 30 9-16-25 0.83 8 Jessica Dodds Robert Morris SR 9-1-5 .767 9 Briana Colangelo Connecticut F 30 8-16-24 0.80 9 Shea Tiley Clarkson JR 17-4-5 .750 10 Whitney Dove Providence D 29 5-17-22 0.76 Lauren Bailey Robert Morris SO 7-2-1 .750 Abby Roque Wisconsin F29 6-16-22 0.76 11 Julia Vandyk Colgate SO 18-7-2 .704 12 Ève-Audrey Picard Vermont F 30 11-10-21 0.70 12 Brittany Bugalski Northeastern SO 17-7-3 .685 13 Claire Thompson Princeton D 25 5-12-17 0.68 13 Sydney Rossman Quinnipiac SR 15-7-4 .654 14 Ryleigh Houston North Dakota F 30 6-14-20 0.67 14 Madison Litchfield Vermont SR 7-3-5 .633 15 Sydney Brodt Minnesota Duluth F 26 4-13-17 0.65 15 Hilary Cashin New Hampshire SO 10-6-1 .618 16 Brooke Madsen Penn State F 28 6-12-18 0.64 16 Paula Voorheis Cornell SR 7-5-2 .571 17 Presley Norby Wisconsin F 29 6-12-18 0.62 Alysia DaSilva Princeton JR 7-5-2 .571 18 Ella Shelton Clarkson D30 5-13-18 0.60 18 Lexie Shaw North Dakota SR 12-9-6 .556 19 Vendula Přibylová Maine F 27 4-11-15 0.56 19 Victoria Hanson Boston University SR 9-7-4 .550 20 Jaime Bourbonnais Cornell D 22 4-8-12 0.55 20 Abbey Miller Syracuse JR 9-9-5 .500 National Category Leaders
Goals Per Game GP G G/GM Assists Per Game GP A A/GM 1 Karlie Lund Princeton SO F 25 20 0.80 1 Kelly Pannek Minnesota JRF 2939 1.34 2 McKenna Brand Northeastern JRF 30 23 0.77 2 Kennedy Marchment St. Lawrence JR F 28 31 1.11 3 Annie Pankowski Wisconsin JRF 25 18 0.72 3 Sarah Potomak Minnesota SOF 2828 1.00 4 Lara Stalder Minnesota Duluth SRF 28 19 0.68 Brooke Webster St. Lawrence SR F 28 28 1.00 5 Cayley Mercer Clarkson SR F 30 20 0.67 Hannah Miller St. Lawrence JR F 28 28 1.00 Mary Parker Boston University SR F 27 18 0.67 6 Lara Stalder Minnesota Duluth SR F 28 26 0.93 Phoebe Staenz Yale SRF 2114 0.67 7 Brittany Howard Robert Morris JR F 26 24 0.92 8 Brooke Webster St. Lawrence SRF 28 18 0.64 8 Annie Pankowski Wisconsin JRF 25 21 0.84 9 Victoria Bach Boston University JR F 27 17 0.63 9 Makenna Newkirk Boston College SO F 28 23 0.82 10 Leah Lum Connecticut JRF 2918 0.62 10 Cayley Mercer Clarkson SR F 30 24 0.80 11 Jaycee Gebhard Robert Morris FR F 26 16 0.62 Geneviève Bannon Clarkson SR F 30 24 0.80 12 Jonna Curtis New Hampshire SR F 28 17 0.61 12 Megan Keller Boston College JRD 24 19 0.79 Kennedy Marchment St. Lawrence JR F 28 17 0.61 13 Denisa Křížová Northeastern JRF 29 22 0.76 Sarah Nurse Wisconsin SR F 28 17 0.61 14 Ashleigh Brykaliuk Minnesota Duluth SR F 28 21 0.75 15 Carly Bullock Princeton FR F 25 15 0.60 15 Victoria Bach Boston University JR F 27 20 0.74 16 Tereza Vanišová Maine FRF 2716 0.59 16 Jessie Eldridge Colgate SOF 3022 0.73 17 Denisa Křížová Northeastern JRF 29 17 0.59 17 Karlie Lund Princeton SOF 2518 0.72 Brooke Boquist Providence JR F 29 17 0.59 Krista Yip-Chuck Yale SR F 25 18 0.72 19 Laura Bowman Penn State SRF 2615 0.58 Eden Murray Yale JR F 25 18 0.72 Brittany Howard Robert Morris JR F 26 15 0.58 20 Hayley Scamurra Northeastern SR F 30 21 0.70 21 Sarah Potomak Minnesota SOF 2816 0.57 21 Jaycee Gebhard Robert Morris FR F 26 18 0.69 Cassidy Carels Providence SR F 28 16 0.57 22 Sarah Nurse Wisconsin SRF 2819 0.68 23 Kelly Pannek Minnesota JRF 2916 0.55 Emily Clark Wisconsin JR F 28 19 0.68 24 Ashleigh Brykaliuk Minnesota Duluth SR F 28 15 0.54 24 Andie Anastos Boston College SRF 28 18 0.64 Katherine McGovern Minnesota Duluth SR F 28 15 0.54 25 Molly Contini Princeton SR F 25 16 0.64
Power Play Goals GP PPG/G PPG Game-Winning Goals GP GWG 1 Jaycee Gebhard Robert Morris FR F 26 0.27 7 1 Lara Stalder Minnesota Duluth SRF 28 7 2 Makenna Newkirk Boston College SO F 28 0.21 6 Emily Clark Wisconsin JR F 28 7 Leah Lum Connecticut JRF 29 0.21 6 3 Sarah Potomak Minnesota SOF 28 6 Kelly Pannek Minnesota JRF 29 0.21 6 Kennedy Marchment St. Lawrence JR F 28 6 Taylar Cianfarano Quinnipiac JR F 30 0.20 6 Taylar Cianfarano Quinnipiac JR F 30 6 Katelyn Rae Merrimack SO F 31 0.19 6 6 Makenna Newkirk Boston College SO F 28 5 7 Micah Hart Cornell SO D 23 0.22 5 Kelly Pannek Minnesota JRF 29 5 Hanna Bunton Cornell SRF 25 0.20 5 McKenna Brand Northeastern JRF 30 5 Carly Bullock Princeton FR F 25 0.20 5 9 Phoebe Staenz Yale SRF21 4 Brittany Howard Robert Morris JR F 26 0.19 5 Kaitlin Doering Cornell SR F 25 4 Andie Anastos Boston College SRF 28 0.18 5 Katherine McGovern Minnesota Duluth SR F 28 4 Delaney Belinskas Boston College FR F 28 0.18 5 Justine Reyes St. Lawrence SO F 28 4 Taylor Accursi Mercyhurst SR F 28 0.18 5 Leah Lum Connecticut JRF29 4 Brooke Hartwick Mercyhurst JR F 28 0.18 5 Brooke Boquist Providence JR F 29 4 Julia Fedeski New Hampshire JR D 28 0.18 5 Cayley Mercer Clarkson SR F 30 4 Amy Petersen Penn State SRF 28 0.18 5 Geneviève Bannon Clarkson SR F 30 4 Denisa Křížová Northeastern JR F 29 0.17 5 Cat Quirion Colgate SRD30 4 Cayley Mercer Clarkson SR F 30 0.17 5 Amy Menke North Dakota SR F 30 4 Geneviève Bannon Clarkson SR F 30 0.17 5
Shorthanded Goals GP SHG/G SHG 1 Kristin O'Neill Cornell FR F 23 0.22 5 2 Jessie Eldridge Colgate SOF 30 0.10 3 Amy Menke North Dakota SR F 30 0.10 3 McKenna Brand Northeastern JR F 30 0.10 3 5 Annie Pankowski Wisconsin JRF 25 0.08 2 Kristyn Capizzano Boston College SRF 28 0.07 2 Andie Anastos Boston College SRF 28 0.07 2 Kenzie Kent Boston College JRF 28 0.07 2 Amy Petersen Penn State SRF 28 0.07 2 Kennedy Marchment St. Lawrence JR F 28 0.07 2 Sarah Nurse Wisconsin SRF 28 0.07 2 Denisa Křížová Northeastern JR F 29 0.07 2 13 36 Players Tied With 1 National Team Leaders
SCORING OFFENSE GP Goals G/GM SCORING DEFENSE GP Goals G/GM 1Wisconsin 29 120 4.14 1Wisconsin 29 28 0.97 2Clarkson 30 108 3.60 2Quinnipiac 30 43 1.43 3Boston College 28 99 3.54 3St. Lawrence 28 41 1.46 4St. Lawrence 28 98 3.50 4Minnesota Duluth 28 43 1.54 5Minnesota 29 101 3.48 5Clarkson 30 49 1.63 6Princeton 25 85 3.40 6Cornell 25 41 1.64 7Boston University 28 93 3.32 7Boston College 28 46 1.64 8Providence 30 98 3.27 8North Dakota 30 50 1.67 9Robert Morris 26 84 3.23 9Minnesota 29 53 1.83 10Minnesota Duluth 28 89 3.18 10Princeton 25 47 1.88 11Northeastern 30 95 3.17 11Colgate 30 58 1.93 12Colgate 30 92 3.07 12Syracuse 26 51 1.96 13Quinnipiac 30 83 2.77 13Vermont 30 63 2.10 14Mercyhurst 28 72 2.57 14Ohio State 30 66 2.20 15Yale 25 64 2.56 15Robert Morris 26 59 2.27 16Merrimack 31 77 2.48 16Northeastern 30 69 2.30 17Cornell 25 62 2.48 17Connecticut 30 72 2.40 18New Hampshire 28 67 2.39 18Yale 25 61 2.44 19Syracuse 26 62 2.38 19Mercyhurst 28 72 2.57 20Vermont 30 70 2.33 20Bemidji State 28 73 2.61 21Penn State 28 63 2.25 21Harvard 24 64 2.67 22Connecticut 30 67 2.23 22Dartmouth 24 65 2.71 23Maine 29 64 2.21 23Boston University 28 80 2.86 24North Dakota 30 66 2.20 24New Hampshire 28 84 3.00 25Bemidji State 28 50 1.79 Providence 30 90 3.00 26Ohio State 30 53 1.77 26St. Cloud State 30 91 3.03 Rensselaer 30 53 1.77 27Lindenwood 25 77 3.08 28Brown 25 44 1.76 28Rensselaer 30 94 3.13 29St. Cloud State 30 51 1.70 29RIT 28 88 3.14 30Harvard 24 37 1.54 30Penn State 28 90 3.21 31RIT 28 40 1.43 31Merrimack 31 102 3.29 32Minnesota State 31 38 1.23 Minnesota State 31 102 3.29 33Union 30 35 1.17 33Maine 29 98 3.38 34Dartmouth 24 27 1.12 34Union 30 103 3.43 35Lindenwood 25 27 1.08 35Brown 25 111 4.44
POWER PLAY Totals SHA PP% PENALTY KILL Totals SHF PK% 1Minnesota 23/83 0 27.7 1Minnesota 74/80 4 92.5 2Boston College 33/126 2 26.2 2Colgate 110/119 4 92.4 3Wisconsin 21/104 0 20.2 3Boston College 110/120 7 91.7 4Boston University 24/119 5 20.2 4Wisconsin 95/105 5 90.5 5Cornell 20/105 1 19.0 5Vermont 111/123 1 90.2 6Colgate 26/139 2 18.7 6St. Lawrence 90/100 4 90.0 7Quinnipiac 20/107 2 18.7 7Ohio State 78/87 0 89.7 8Clarkson 29/160 1 18.1 8North Dakota 106/119 3 89.1 9Yale 17/99 1 17.2 9Robert Morris 130/146 0 89.0 10Northeastern 21/126 5 16.7 10Northeastern 113/127 7 89.0 11Robert Morris 25/151 1 16.6 11Syracuse 122/138 1 88.4 12Penn State 21/128 2 16.4 12Cornell 90/102 5 88.2 13Princeton 19/118 1 16.1 13Clarkson 110/125 1 88.0 14St. Lawrence 17/106 3 16.0 14Bemidji State 69/79 0 87.3 15Merrimack 18/116 5 15.5 15Quinnipiac 88/101 2 87.1 16Minnesota Duluth 15/97 1 15.5 16Connecticut 107/123 1 87.0 17Connecticut 18/119 1 15.1 17New Hampshire 105/121 1 86.8 18Providence 22/148 2 14.9 18Yale 90/104 1 86.5 19Rensselaer 19/136 2 14.0 19Dartmouth 86/100 0 86.0 20Bemidji State 14/103 2 13.6 20Providence 152/178 6 85.4 21Harvard 11/82 0 13.4 21Lindenwood 83/98 1 84.7 22North Dakota 11/84 0 13.1 22Mercyhurst 121/143 1 84.6 23Mercyhurst 21/162 1 13.0 23Penn State 99/119 2 83.2 24Maine 13/106 0 12.3 24Princeton 89/107 2 83.2 25Syracuse 14/119 1 11.8 25Boston University 109/132 0 82.6 26New Hampshire 13/114 1 11.4 26Union 92/112 0 82.1 27Vermont 16/141 2 11.3 27St. Cloud State 67/82 0 81.7 28Dartmouth 8/75 1 10.7 28Rensselaer 103/127 0 81.1 29Minnesota State 9/87 2 10.3 29Merrimack 94/116 1 81.0 30Union 16/155 7 10.3 30Harvard 80/99 0 80.8 31Lindenwood 8/80 3 10.0 31Minnesota State 76/96 0 79.2 32RIT 12/128 2 9.4 32Minnesota Duluth 64/81 0 79.0 33Ohio State 7/85 0 8.2 33Maine 104/133 3 78.2 34Brown 9/111 2 8.1 34RIT 104/134 1 77.6 35St. Cloud State 5/78 4 6.4 35Brown 84/121 2 69.4