HOCKEY EAST PLAYER OF THE MONTH
Lindsay Bochna - Providence
(Sr., F; Toronto, Ont.)
Bochna has powered the Friars offense to a 5-0-1 record
since returning from the Friendship Series in Belfast,
scoring six goals and adding five assists for 11 points in
January. She led Hockey East in goals and points. She
registered four multi-point games, one game-winning goal,
two power-play goals, and a plus-seven rating.
Runner-up: Skylar Irving, Northeastern
PRO AMBITIONS ROOKIE OF THE MONTH
Molly Jordan - Boston College
(Fr., D; Berlin, Conn.)
Jordan exploded in January to lead all first-year players
in Hockey East with nine points on four goals and five
assists. Her 1.13 points per game were also top among
freshmen. She earned Pro Ambitions Rookie of the Week
accolades on Jan. 22 after a four-point (2g, 2a) outing
against Merrimack and a five-point week.
Runner-up: Sammy Taber, Boston College
ARMY ROTC DEFENDER OF THE MONTH
Jules Constantinople - Northeastern
(So., D; East Haven, Conn.)
Constantinople posted two goals, two assists and 18
blocks in a 7-1-1 month for the Huskies. Both of Constantinople’s goals came on the power-play and one counted
as the game-winner. She was part of a defense that
held opponents to one goal or fewer in eight of their nine
games in January.
Runner-up: Charli Kettyle, New Hampshire
STOP IT GOALTENDING GOALTENDER OF THE MONTH
Gwyneth Philips - Northeastern
(Gr., G; Athens, Ohio)
Philips led all of Hockey East with five wins, a 0.85 goals
against average and .968 save percentage, numbers that
also sat about the NCAA among netminders who played
more than five games. She did not allow more than one
goal in each of her seven starts and backboned Northeastern to a Beanpot title to earn Bertagna Award honors
for the second straight year. Among goaltenders with over
14 starts, Philips leads the nation with a 1.12 GAA and
.955 save percentage on the season.
Runner-up: Hope Walinski, Providence