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Week of March 5, 2012 |
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 #9 JENN WAKEFIELD, BOSTON UNIVERSITY
(Senior Forward; Pickering, Ont.)
Wakefield notched three points (2g,1a) on the weekend in Hyannis en route to Tournament
MVP honors, which included a two-goal effort and 11 shots on goal on Sunday in the Hockey
East Championship Game. She scored the game-tying goal with
eight seconds left in regulation and scored the game-winner at the 2:15 mark
in the second extra frame.
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 #8 KAYLA TUTINO, BOSTON UNIVERSITY
(Freshman Forward; Lorraine, Que.)
Tutino notched a goal and an assist in Saturday's 5-2 semifinal win vs. archirival
Boston College. She finished the weekend with five shots on goal. |
 #27 GENEVIEVE LACASSE, PROVIDENCE COLLEGE
(Senior Goaltender; Scarborough, Ont.)
Lacasse stopped 89 shots (.978 save%) in the two games over the weekend vs. Northeastern
and Boston University, including a 48-save effort in the 2-1 double overtime loss to the
Terriers on Sunday at the Hyannis Youth and Community Center. Lacasse was named to the
2012 WHEA All-Tournament Team for her efforts over the weekend on the Cape. |
Week of February 20, 2012 |
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 #41 FLORENCE SCHELLING, NORTHEASTERN
(Senior Goaltender; Oberengstringen, Switzerland)
Schelling made a combined 67 saves (.985 save%) over a weekend home-and-home series
in which the Huskies went 1-0-1 against Providence. In Friday's 0-0 draw in Providence, she
made 38 saves and recorded her nation-leading eighth shutout. In the return match on Sunday
stopped 29 shots and helped clinch Northeastern's first WHEA Regular Season Championship.
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 #5 ALEX CARPENTER, BOSTON COLLEGE
(Freshman Forward; Reading, Mass.)
Carpenter scored twice and posted one helper for the second three-point
game of her career against Vermont on Sunday. She led the Eagles with 21
shots and had a +3 plus/minus rating over the weekend. |
 #34 ROXANNE DOUVILLE, VERMONT
(Sophomore Goaltender; Beloeil, Que.)
Douville stopped 113 of 19 shots (.950 save%) in the weekend series vs. Boston College
at Conte Forum. Douville notched a career-high 61 saves in Friday's 2-0 loss and followed
that up with a 52-save effort on Saturday vs. the Eagles.
#27 GENEVIEVE LACASSE, PROVIDENCE COLLEGE
(Senior Goaltender; Scarborough, Ont.)
Lacasse notched 66 saves (.970 save%), which included stopped all 42 shots she faced in
Friday's 0-0 draw with #7 Northeastern. It was her 18th career shutout, which is a school
record. |
Week of February 13, 2012 |
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 #18 ASHLEY MOTHERWELL, BOSTON COLLEGE
(Junior Forward; St. Charles, Ill.)
Motherwell registered seven points (3g,4a), including her first career multi-goal game in the
Beanpot on Monday vs. Harvard. She also notched a three-point game at Connecticut on
Saturday. Motherwell finished the week with 10 shots on goal
and a +5 plus/minus rating.
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 #77 KENDALL COYNE, NORTHEASTERN
(Freshman Forward; Palos Heights, Ill.)
Coyne found the net in all three games this week. She opened the scoring
and added an assist in the Beanpot final against Boston University on Monday
at Walter Brown Arena. She tallied shorthanded against Maine on Saturday,
then added the final NU goal vs. Maine on Sunday. Coyne amassed 16 shots
on goal and added a +5 rating for the Huskies in three games. |
#41 FLORENCE SCHELLING, NORTHEASTERN
(Senior Goaltender; Oberengstringen, Switzerland)
Schelling recorded 96 saves on 100 shots by the opponent in three games, which included
a season-high 43 saves vs. BU to help Northeastern to its first Beanpot since 1998 on
Monday. She followed that performance with 35 saves and her nation-leading seventh
shutout of the year on Saturday against Maine at Matthews Arena and finished with 18 saves on Sunday in
the 3-1 victory vs. the Black Bears. |
Week of February 6, 2012 |
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 #16 ASHLEY COTTRELL, PROVIDENCE
(Senior Forward; Sterling Heights, Mich.)
Cottrell tallied her first career hat trick and added one assist to lead the Friars past No. 4
Boston College on Saturday, 6-2, at Conte Forum. She notched seven shots on goal with
a +3 rating in the victory for the Friars.
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 #62 EMILY SNODGRASS, CONNECTICUT
(Freshman Forward; Eagan, Minn.)
Snodgrass posted two goals and an assist on the weekend. Netted a teamleading
fourth power play goal in the 3-2 loss against No. 7 Northeastern.
Added a goal and an assist in 6-3 win over UNH on Sunday at Freitas Ice
Forum. Snodgrass finished the weekend with seven shots on goal for the
Huskies. |
#41 FLORENCE SCHELLING, NORTHEASTERN
(Senior Goaltender; Oberengstringen, Switzerland)
Schelling stopped 35 shots in Northeastern's victory over Boston College in Tuesday's
Beanpot semifinal. Schelling was a perfect 2-for-2 in the shootout. She then stopped 20
more shots on Saturday as Northeastern downed UConn, 3-2 at Matthews Arena. Schelling
stopped 55 of 58 shots (.948 save%) on the week in two games. |
Week of January 30, 2012 |
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 #10 KRISTINA LAVOIE, NEW HAMPSHIRE
(Junior Forward; Fonthill, Ont.)
Lavoie factored in four of the team's five goals last week with three goals and an assist. She
recorded her first career hat trick with three goals in Saturday's 4-2 victory; she scored the
first two goals of the game, as well as the tally that gave UNH a
4-0 lead. Lavoie also had a +2 rating with eight shots on goal on the weekend.
 #1 KERRIN SPERRY, BOSTON UNIVERSITY
(Sophomore Goaltender; North Reading, Mass.)
Sperry made a combined 58 saves in wins over BC and Northeastern. She also recorded
her first shutout of the season on Wednesday vs. No. 4 Boston College with 30 saves and
28 in the 3-2 victory vs. No. 7 Northeastern on Saturday at Agganis Arena.
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 #21 AMANDA PELKEY, VERMONT
(Freshman Forward; Montpelier, Vt.)
Pelkey had two goals and one assist helping Vermont earn a split in its homeand-
home series against New Hampshire this weekend. She recorded 10
shots on goal with a +2 plus/minus rating in the series vs. the Wildcats. |
#27 GENEVIEVE LACASSE, PROVIDENCE COLLEGE
(Senior Goaltender; Scarborough, Ont.)
Lacasse stopped 51 of 53 shots (.962 save%) in the weekend sweep of Connecticut.
Lacasse tied and surpassed the Providence College record for career victories by a goalie
with 59 career victories, one more than former Friar great Jana Bugden '07. Saturday's
2-0 decision was Lacasse's 17th career shutout, also a Friar record. |
Week of January 23, 2012 |
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#9 JENN WAKEFIELD, BOSTON UNIVERSITY
(Senior Forward; Pickering, Ont.)
Wakefield recorded her first collegiate hat trick and finished with six points and 14 shots
on goal in the 6-2 win against Vermont on Saturday at Walter
Brown Arena. She also added a power play goal against New
Hampshire on Thursday at the Whittemore Center. Wakefield notched 19 shots
and owned a +2 rating on the week for the Terriers.
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#77 KENDALL COYNE, NORTHEASTERN
(Freshman Forward; Palos Heights, Ill.)
Coyne notched eight points (4g,4a) over three games this weekend. She scored four points
in each of Northeastern's victories on the week, which included her first career
hat trick on Sunday in the 5-1 victory vs. Vermont at Matthews Arena. Coyne
finished the week with 21 shots on goal and a +8 plus/minus rating. |
 #29 BRITTANY OTT, MAINE
(Junior Goaltender; St. Clair Shores, Mich.)
Ott made 51 saves on the 54 shots she faced for a .944 save percentage in a 1-0-1 week
for the Black Bears. She recorded 26 saves in the 3-2 overtime win against Providence on
Sunday afternoon at Alfond Arena.
#41 FLORENCE SCHELLING, NORTHEASTERN
(Senior Goaltender; Oberengstringen, Switzerland)
Schelling made 69 saves on 71 shots (.972 save%) in the 2-0-1 week for Northeastern.
On Tuesday against No. 4 Boston College, Schelling made 31 saves to hold the Eagles in
a 1-1 tie. She followed that up 17-save shutout of UNH on Saturday and then finished the
weekend with 21 stops on Sunday in the win against Vermont. |
Week of January 16, 2012 |
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#10 KRISTINA LAVOIE, NEW HAMPSHIRE
(Junior Forward; Fonthill, Ont.)
Lavoie recorded five points (1g,4a) in three games last week. She recorded a career-high
three assists to lead UNH to a 5-1 victory vs. UConn on Saturday.
Earlier in the week, she factored in both goals (1g,1a) in the
loss to No. 4 ranked Boston College on Tuesday night at Conte Forum. Lavoie
tallied nine shots on goal in the three games for the Wildcats.
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 #17 JENNIFER MORE, MAINE
(Freshman Forward; Deloraine, Man.)
More tallied three points (2g,1a) for the Black Bears in 5-2 victory against
Boston University on Sunday at Walter Brown Arena. She recorded eight
shots on goal. |
#29 BRITTANY OTT, MAINE
(Junior Goaltender; St. Clair Shores, Mich.)
Ott made 66 saves on the 70 shots (.943 save%) that she faced in the weekend road sweep
of Boston University. She stopped 22 shots in Saturday's 3-2 win and tallied 44 saves in
Sunday's 5-2 victory. |
Week of January 9, 2012 |
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 #22 MARY RESTUCCIA, BOSTON COLLEGE
(Senior Forward; Chester Springs, Pa.)
Assisted on all four of the Eagles' goals this weekend. Her third helper in Friday's 3-2 home win
over Clarkson marked the 10th three-point game of the captain's
career. She finished with a plus two rating over the weekend.
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#8 KAYLA TUTINO, BOSTON UNIVERSITY
(Freshman Forward; Lorraine, Que..)
Tutino scored her team-leading 12th goal of the season on Sunday, which
proved to be the game-winner on the road against Maine at Alfond Arena. She
finished the game with a plus one rating and five shots on goal in the win. |
 #1 NINA RILEY, PROVIDENCE COLLEGE
(Sophomore Goaltender; Lexington, Mass.)
Riley halted 24 shots, including 13 in the third period, to help Providence defeat Robert
Morris, 3-1, on Saturday. She improved her record to 3-1-2 on the season. |
Week of December 12, 2011 |
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#5 ALEX CARPENTER, BOSTON COLLEGE
(Freshman Forward; North Reading, Mass.)
Carpenter registered two goals and an assist, with a +3 rating in a weekend split against
No. 6 Mercyhurst. The center sealed BC's 4-2 victory on Friday,
the first win over the Lakers since 2001, before serving up two
points in Saturday's 3-2 overtime loss.
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 #17 JENNA LASCELLE, NEW HAMPSHIRE
(Freshman Forward; Cornwall, Ont.)
Recorded her first career multiple-goal game with a hat trick against Dartmouth.
Her even-strength goals gave the'Cats leads of 1-0 and 3-2, and
her tally on a penalty shot tied the game, 4-4, early in the second period.
Lascelle scored on her only three shots of the game and finished with an even rating in both
of last week's games. |
#41 FLORENCE SCHELLING, NORTHEASTERN
(Senior Goaltender; Oberengstringen, Switzerland)
Schelling stopped 29 of 30 shots (.967 save%) against No. 10 Boston University of Wednesday
night at Matthews Arena. |
Week of December 5, 2011 |
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#77 KENDALL COYNE, NORTHEASTERN
(Freshman Forward; Palos Heights, Ill.)
Coyne scored six points (5g,1a) in the 2-0-1 week for the Huskies. Scored both goals in NU's
2-0 win over No. 7 Boston U., then potted two more, including the
game-tying goal in the Huskies' 3-3 draw at UNH. She notched
17 shots on goal during the week with a +6 plus/minus rating.
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 #48 KAYLA CAMPERO, CONNECTICUT
(Freshman Forward; Wallingford, Conn.)
Campero totaled three goals in two ties for the Huskies against Vermont. She
scored twice on the power play with eight shots on goal Sunday for her first
career multi-goal game. She finished the weekend with 11 shots on net. |
 #29 CORINNE BOYLES, BOSTON COLLEGE
(Junior Goaltender; Wheaton, Ill.)
Boyles stopped 40-of-43 (.930 save%) shots in the weekend sweep at Maine. She notched
21 saves on Saturday and 18 stops in the shutout on Sunday at Alfond Arena.
#41 FLORENCE SCHELLING, NORTHEASTERN
(Senior Goaltender; Oberengstringen, Switzerland)
Schelling stopped 78 of 82 shots (.951 save%) in a 2-0-1 week for the Huskies. She earned
her fifth shutout of the year on Wednesday in a 2-0 win over No. 7 BU, in which she made
32 saves. Sunday against New Hampshire, she made 26 saves and was only beaten amidst
a six on three advantage for the Wildcats. |
Week of November 28, 2011 |
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 #20 NICOLE ANDERSON, PROVIDENCE COLLEGE
(Junior Forward; Jordan, Minn.)
Anderson led the Friars to a 5-0 victory at Union Sunday recording one goal and three assists.
She also added three shots and a +4 plus/minus rating.
 #7 DRU BURNS, BOSTON COLLEGE
(Junior Defenseman; Plano, Texas)
Burns registered a five-point weekend (1g,4a), with her first collegiate goal and a careerhigh
four points versus Princeton. Two of her assists came on game-winning goals for the
Eagles.
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#77 KENDALL COYNE, NORTHEASTERN
(Freshman Forward; Palos Heights, Ill.)
Coyne scored two goals to send the game to overtime in the Huskies' only
game of the week, a 4-3 overtime loss at Dartmouth. She recorded 10 shots
on goal in the game vs. the Big Green. |
#29 BRITTANY OTT, MAINE
(Junior Goaltender; St. Clair Shores, Mich.)
Ott made 55 saves on 57 shots (.965 save%) she faced in two games this past week.
She stopped 23 of 25 shots against Vermont and posted a 32 saves vs. UNH in her sixth
career shutout. |
Week of November 21, 2011 |
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#8 KAYLA TUTINO, BOSTON UNIVERSITY
(Freshman Forward; Lorraine, Que.)
Tutino had a five-point weekend (3g,2a) with eight shots on goal, including two game-winning
goals, in a pair of wins over the weekend against Connecticut and
Providence. Her game-winner on Saturday against Connecticut
was a shorthanded, her NCAA-leading third of the season.
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#62 EMILY SNODGRASS, CONNECTICUT
(Freshman Forward; Eagan, Minn.)
Snodgrass totaled three points (2g,1a) in a 1-1 weekend for the Huskies. She
recorded her first multi-goal game with two vs. No. 5 Boston University on
Saturday and added an assist in a 3-0 win over Vermont on Sunday. |
#29 CORINNE BOYLES, BOSTON COLLEGE
(Junior Goaltender; Wheaton, Ill.)
Boyles stopped 68-of-70 shots (.971) in the four-point weekend for the Eagles, making a
season-high 40 saves at No. 8 Northeastern on Thursday to help Boston College to its fifth
win of the year over a top 10 team. |
Week of November 7, 2011 |
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 #6 LAURA VEHARANTA, PROVIDENCE COLLEGE
(Senior Forward; La Verne, Calif.)
Veharanta compiled five points (3g,2a) to lead the Friars to a 2-0-1 record this week. She
owned a +3 plus/minus rating with 15 shots on goal in three
contests on the week.
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#21 AMANDA PELKEY, VERMONT
(Freshman Forward; Montpelier, Vt.)
Pelkey recorded one goal and one assist as Vermont won at New Hampshire
for the first time Thursday night with a 4-1 win at the Whittemore Center. |
#41 FLORENCE SCHELLING, NORTHEASTERN
(Senior Goaltender; Oberengstringen, Switzerland)
Schelling amassed back-to-back shutouts in a weekend sweep against Connecticut totaling
47 saves on the weekend. She notched 23 saves in the win Friday and 24 stops in the
victory on Saturday.
#1 KERRIN SPERRY, BOSTON UNIVERSITY
(Sophomore Goaltender; North Reading, Mass.)
Sperry made 65 saves (.942 save%) over the weekend as she split a home-and-home series
with BC. She allowed just one goal and stopped 30 shots in Wednesday night win at BC and
amassed 35 saves in the 3-1 loss on Saturday. |
Week of October 24, 2011 |
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 #15 EMILY FIELD, BOSTON COLLEGE
(Freshman Forward; Littleton, Mass.)
Field registered five points (2g,3a) in two Boston College wins over Quinnipiac and No. 10
Dartmouth. She opened the weekend slate by assisting the game-winner and scoring a goal
in the shutout of the Bobcats. She posted two assists before
scoring the first game-winning goal of her career with 1.6 seconds remaining in
the 4-3 win vs. the Big Green.
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 #28 BETH HANRAHAN, PROVIDENCE
(Freshman Forward; Poolesville, Md.)
Hanrahan scored two goals in the Friars' 4-3 victory at Vermont Saturday,
including the game winner with :29 left in regulation.
 #92 LUCIE POVOVA, NORTHEASTERN
(Freshman Forward; Cizkovice, Czech Republic)
Scored four points (2g,2a) in Northeastern's 7-0 victory over Yale on Saturday, to go along
with four shots and a +4 rating on the weekend. |
 #37 NICOLE PANICCIA, CONNECTICUT
(Sophomore Goaltender; Oakville, Ont.)
Paniccia stopped 52 shots for a .981 save percentage on the weekend against Maine.
She earned her first career shutout by making 31 saves vs. the Black Bears on Saturday
afternoon in the 3-0 victory at Freitas Ice Forum. |
Week of October 17, 2011 |
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 #14 CASEY PICKETT, NORTHEASTERN
(Junior Forward; Wilmington, Mass.)
Pickett potted both goals in Northeastern's 2-1 victory over Union on Friday, and assisted
Kendall Coyne's tally in the Huskies' 3-1 triumph over Quinnipiac.
 #9 TAYLOR WASYLK, BOSTON COLLEGE
(Sophomore Forward; Port Huron, Mich.)
Wasylk registered three points (1g,2a) in a 5-0 win over New Hampshire on Saturday with
five shots on goal and a +1 plus/minus rating. The forward's power play goal two minutes
into the second period of proved to be the game-winner.
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#8 KAYLA TUTINO, BOSTON UNIVERSITY
(Freshman Forward; Lorraine, Quebec)
Tutino notched her first career hat-trick, including a shorthanded goal, to help guide BU to a
6-2 win over Union on Saturday. She recorded six shots on goal and a +2
rating the the victory for the Terriers.. |
 #33 JENN GILLIGAN, NEW HAMPSHIRE
(Freshman Goaltender; Maple Ridge, B.C.)
Gilligan recorded a season-high 24 saves (.960 save%) to backbone UNH to a 1-1 tie against
fifth-ranked BC last Friday at the Whittemore Center. Stopped all three shots in OT and held
the Eagles scoreless on four power-play opportunities, including one in the extra session. |
Week of October 10, 2011 |
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#9 JENN WAKEFIELD, BOSTON UNIVERSITY
(Senior Forward; Pickering, Ont.)
Wakefield lit the lamp four times this weekend and added three assists in two wins over
Niagara. She registered 12 shots on goal over the weekend with a +2 plus/minus rating.
 #2 DANIELLE WARD, MAINE
(Senior Forward; Lansing, Mich.)
Scored three goals in Maine's weekend sweep at NO. 9 Quinnipiac. She scored her third
goal of the season on Friday and followed that up with two goals, including the game-winner
in overtime, in Maine's 5-4 win on Sunday. Ward scored her 100th career point in the
game on Saturday.
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#5 ALEX CARPENTER, BOSTON COLLEGE
(Freshman Forward; Reading, Mass.)
Carpenter tallied three points (1g,2a) on the weekend, all three coming in the 3-2 defeat of
No. 7 Minnesota-Duluth on Sunday. The center registered a short-handed,
game-winning goal with 0.4 seconds remaining in regulation to give BC its
first victory over Duluth in program history. |
#41 FLORENCE SCHELLING, NORTHEASTERN
(Senior Goaltender; Oberengstringen, Switzerland)
Schelling stopped 45 of 47 shots (.957 save%) on the weekend and recorded her 11th career
shutout in Northeastern's 5-0 win over Colgate on Saturday afternoon at Matthews Arena. |
Week of October 3, 2011 |
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#9 JENN WAKEFIELD, BOSTON UNIVERSITY
(Senior Forward; Pickering, Ont.)
Wakefield lit the lamp twice, including a shorthanded goal, to go along with an assist in 4-1
win over North Dakota on Friday night. She amassed 17 shots on goal in the two-game
series over the weekend.
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 #4 HEATHER KASHMAN, NEW HAMPSHIRE
(Freshman Forward; Edmonton, Alta.)
Kashman recorded two points with a goal in both of the games at Niagara
to help the Wildcats to a sweep of the Purple Eagles. Her first-period goal
in the season opener gave the 'Cats a 1-0 lead, and her second-period tally
the next day gave UNH a 2-0 advantage. Kashman had a +3 rating and a .400 shooting
percentage. |
#1 KERRIN SPERRY, BOSTON UNIVERSITY
(Sophomore Goaltender; North Reading, Mass.)
Sperry stopped 32 shots in 4-1 win over North Dakota on Friday before making 37 saves
on Saturday. She owned a .932 save percentage on the weekend in two contests. |
Week of September 26, 2011 |
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#2 DANIELLE WARD, MAINE
(Senior Forward; Lansing, Mich.)
Ward scored two goals and added two assists in weekend sweep of Sacred Heart. She
picked up Maine's first goal of the season and it turned out to be
the game-winner on Friday. Ward scored a goal and dished out an
assist on Saturday, tallying the game-winner on Saturday as well.
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#17 JENNIFER MORE, MAINE
(Freshman Forward; Deloraine, Manitoba)
Scored two goals, one on the power play, and added an assist for three points in her collegiate
debut weekend. |
 #12 MELISSA GAGNON, MAINE
(Senior Defenseman; St. Gilles, Quebec)
Gagnon spearheaded Maine's defense, which allowed just one goal and 24 shots in two
games. She chipped in offensively with a goal and two assists in the Sacred Heart series. |
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#10 BLAKE BOLDEN, BOSTON COLLEGE
#13 TORI PASQUARIELLO, MAINE
#19 BRITTANY DOUGHERTY, MAINE