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Women-in-Hockey Digest Tuesday, February 15 2000 Volume 01 : Number 605
In this issue:
Re: Las Vegas Women's RESULTS
2001 World Championships
Women's Division III - Current Press Releases
WIsconsin Women's Hockey Release
Duluth Tournament
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Date: Sun, 13 Feb 2000 22:18:59
From: Bobbie Stanfill
Subject: Re: Las Vegas Women's RESULTS
Thanks for the info on this!
>The Texas Tornadoes are a women's travel team culled from the women's league
>playing at Sugarland Aerodrome in Houston (
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Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2000 11:26:57 -0500 (EST)
From: email@hidden
Subject: 2001 World Championships
Based on Lynn's post, here's a new subject to discuss. This year (and 2001 from what it seems) the Worlds will coincide with the USA Hockey Nationals. This means that any national team players, whether they be American, Canadian, Russian, or whatever, who play on USA Hockey teams during the year will not get to play in USA Hockey Nationals with their teams.
Obviously, Worlds takes precedence for them.
My question is, why would USA Hockey schedule the Nationals on the same weekend as the Worlds? Depending on how many national team players a specific team has, that could really change the caliber of that team at Nationals. This year, I'm sure the Nationals will be won and lost because of this issue.
I'm not sure how I stand on this one, myself, because my team is in the "B" division nationally, but I do feel sorry for those teams who win their state or regional tournament with all of their players present, only to go on to Nationals without their stars!
- -Jill
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>The 2001 World Championships have been awarded >to Minneapolis/St. Paul,
>Minnesota, and will take place April 1-8, 2001. > They will be held in
>conjunction with the USA Hockey Girls/Women's >National Championships, which
>brings 52 teams together to vie for the title >in five classifications.
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Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2000 10:42:23 -0600
From: "Deasy, Ellen"
Subject: Women's Division III - Current Press Releases
Women's Division III - Current Press Releases
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February 7, 2000 Women's Division III
Middlebury Remains Unbeaten
Colgate retains hold on second place; Top two teams face off this weekend
Middlebury continues its dominance in the league, bettering its record to
14-0-0 with two wins over the weekend. The Panthers are 14-0-0 and sit in
first place with 28 points. Colgate also picked up two wins to remain in the
hunt for the conference title. The Red Raiders, 13-0-0, are just two points
behind with 26 points. Vermont (9-1-4) went 1-0-1 on the week to keep its
hold on third place with 22 points. Williams and Bowdoin are tied with 18
points in fourth-place while Rensselaer, R.I.T. and Sacred Heart are in a
three-way tie for sixth with 17 points. Colby with 15 points and Southern
Maine with 13 points round out the top 10.
Middlebury kept its conference winning streak intact with a 5-0 win at
R.I.T. and a 4-1 win at Hamilton. Colgate used home ice to its advantage
topping Wesleyan 3-0 and Trinity 11-1. Vermont shutout Hamilton 2-0 and then
was forced to settle for a 0-0 tie at R.I.T. Bowdoin topped Amherst 7-3 and
M.I.T. 12-0 while Sacred Heart downed Bates 12-1 and edged Southern Maine
2-1. Colby went 2-0 on the weekend, defeating M.I.T. 10-0 and Amherst 4-1.
Southern Maine rebounded from the loss to Sacred Heart with a 3-0 win over
Connecticut College. Union edged Trinity 4-3 but then fell to Wesleyan 3-1.
Connecticut College blanked Bates 5-0.
ECAC/Franklin Player of the Week
Shelley Chessie, F, Bowdoin College (Fredericton, BC)
Led all scorers with nine points coming on five goals and four assists;
scored the game-winning goal and added two assists in win over Southern
Maine; had a goal and two assists in win over Amherst; scored her first
career hattrick in win over M.I.T.
ECAC/Louisville Rookie of the Week
Madeleine Mineau, D, Colby College (Terrasse-Vandreuil, QUE)
Helped team to a 2-0-0 week; recorded a hattrick and added a goal in win
over M.I.T.; scored the game-winning goal and added an assist in win over
Amherst; ranked second among all rookies in scoring and second overall
ECAC/Heaton Goaltender of the Week
Tiffany Hayes, G, Vermont (New Milford, CT)
Led team to a 1-0-1 record while posting back-to-back shutouts; made 28
saves in 2-0 win over Hamilton; stopped all 35 R.I.T. shots in a 0-0
overtime tie
In non-conference action, Bowdoin topped Southern Maine 5-4, Hamilton edged
Rensselaer 3-2, Wesleyan and Williams were both topped by Yale, and
Middlebury was shutout by Cornell.
This week's schedule features the biggest game of the year as first-place
Middlebury plays host to Colgate in the battle for first place Saturday
night. Colgate then takes on third-place Vermont on Sunday while Middlebury
entertains Union. Wesleyan and Trinity travel to Rensselaer and Williams,
Hamilton and R.I.T. host Sacred Heart and Connecticut College and M.I.T. and
Amherst host Southern Maine and Bates. Colby and Bowdoin meet up in a
conference game on Tuesday. The non-conference schedule has Holy Cross
travelling to Amherst, Middlebury at Rensselaer and Bowdoin at Colby.
The Unbeatens
Middlebury and Colgate have both kept their records clean, remaining
unbeaten in conference play. Middlebury is 14-0-0 while Colgate is 13-0-0.
Overall, Middlebury is 15-2-0 while Colgate is 16-2-0. Vermont is the only
team to have just one loss in league play with a 9-1-4 record.
Scoring Race
Colgate's Heather Murphy leads the league in overall scoring with 44 points
coming on 22 goals and a league-best 22 assists. Murphy is tied with
Hamilton's Paula Dady with 22 goals. Wesleyan's Kiersten Von Trapp, the
league's top scoring freshman, is tied for second in the scoring race with
Middlebury's Sylvia Ryan with 32 points. Each has 16 goals and 16 assists to
their credit. In league games, Murphy leads the way with 34 points coming on
14 goals and a league-leading 20 assists. Ryan ranks second with 28 points
while Bowdoin's Shelly Chessie 27 points. Dady leads the league with 17
goals in conference games.
Offensive Explosion
Bowdoin scored 24 points in three games to lead the league with an 8.00
goals per game average on the weekend. Colby, Colgate and Sacred Heart each
tallied 14 goals through two games. Bowdoin's Shelley Chessie led all
scorers with nine points coming on five goals and four assists.
Balanced Attack
Bowdoin's scoring attack was balance as it scored eight goals each in the
first, second and third periods of its two games. Middlebury scored four
goals in the first and third periods while Sacred Heart tallied six first
period and six third period goals on the week.
Defensively
Vermont's defense was stingy as the Catamounts posted back-to-back shutouts
over the weekend. Colby and Colgate each surrendered just one goal each in
two games. On the year, Middlebury has allowed just three goals in 14
conference games and 13 overall. The Panthers rank first with an overall
goals against average of 0.76 and conference goal against average of .21.
R.I.T. ranks second overall (0.88) while Colgate ranks second in league play
(0.54).
Unblemished
Three goaltenders have perfect conference records so far on the season.
Colgate's Jen Burtraw is 11-0-0, Middlebury's Megan Hutchinson is 6-0-0 and
Beth Denoncourt is 6-0-0. Overall, Burtraw is 14-1-0 while Denoncourt is
7-1-0 and Hutchinson is 6-1-0. Burtraw's 14 wins is the most by a league
goaltender while Vermont's Tiffany Hayes is the second to reach 10 wins with
a 10-4-4 overall record.
Minding The Net
In conference play, Middlebury's Beth Denoncourt ranks first with a 0.17
goals against average while Hutchinson is second with a 0.33 and Colgate's
Jen Burtraw is third at 0.47. Denoncourt is also first with a .982 save
percentage while Burtraw is second at .976 and R.I.T.'s Melissa Norris is
third at .969. Overall, Denoncourt is first with a 0.62 goals against
average while Norris is second at 0.83 and R.I.T.'s Heather Lovejoy is third
at 0.91. Norris ranks first in save percentage at .966, Colby's Josie
Chapman is second at .961 and Burtraw is third at .954.
The Margin
Middlebury's offense continues to dominate, outscoring opponents 93-3 in
league games and 103-13 overall. Colgate has outscored opponents 68-7 in
ECAC play and 81-27 overall. Southern Maine has outscored league opponents
by a 45-24 margin but has outscored all opponents an impressive 93-37.
Honor Roll
Heather Murphy, Colgate - scored a goal in win over Wesleyan; scored a goal
and added four assists in win over Trinity
Christa McDougall, Middlebury - scored a power play goal and added an assist
inwin over R.I.T.; also had a goal and an assist against Hamilton
Emiko Domoto-Reilly, Colby - scored two goals in win over Amherst, had two
goals and an assist in win over M.I.T.
Carrie Simonds, Bowdoin - scored a goal in win over Southern Maine; had a
goal and two assists in win over Amherst; scored a goal and an assist in win
over M.I.T.
Leah McClure, Bowdoin - had a goal in win over Southern Maine; added an
assist in win over Amherst; scored two goals and two assists in win over
M.I.T.
Angela Yuhas, Sacred Heart - recorded a hattrick and an assist in win over
Bates; added an assist on the game-winning goal against Southern Maine
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Women's Division III - 1999-2000 Standings
Conference Only Overall
Pts GP Record Win% GF- GA GP Record Win% GF- GA
1 Middlebury 32 16 16- 0- 0 1.00 110- 5 20 18- 2- 0 .900 121- 15
2 Colgate 28 15 14- 1- 0 .933 70- 17 20 17- 3- 0 .850 83- 37
3 Vermont 24 16 10- 2- 4 .750 46- 13 23 12- 7- 4 .609 55- 40
4 Williams 22 15 11- 4- 0 .733 65- 17 19 13- 6- 0 .684 76- 26
5 Rensselaer 20 14 9- 3- 2 .714 62- 26 21 10- 9- 2 .524 81- 52
Bowdoin 20 15 9- 4- 2 .667 69- 30 18 10- 6- 2 .611 75- 43
7 Roch.Inst.Tech. 19 15 7- 3- 5 .633 45- 13 19 10- 4- 5 .658 67- 18
Sacred Heart 19 15 9- 5- 1 .633 58- 24 19 9- 9- 1 .500 61- 47
9 Southern Maine 17 15 8- 6- 1 .567 63- 25 21 11- 9- 1 .548 111- 38
10 Colby 15 15 7- 7- 1 .500 35- 18 17 9- 7- 1 .559 39- 20
11 Hamilton 13 15 6- 8- 1 .433 49- 33 20 7-12- 1 .375 57- 57
12 Wesleyan 11 15 4- 8- 3 .367 38- 46 22 6-13- 3 .341 50- 64
13 Amherst 10 15 5-10- 0 .333 51- 51 19 8-11- 0 .421 68- 59
14 Union 8 15 4-11- 0 .267 32- 84 21 4-17- 0 .190 36-145
15 Conn. College 5 14 2-11- 1 .179 17- 49 18 5-12- 1 .306 51- 56
Trinity 5 15 2-12- 1 .167 35-110 16 3-12- 1 .219 38-111
17 Bates 0 14 0-14- 0 .000 13-116 18 1-17- 0 .056 30-137
Mass.Inst.Tech. 0 14 0-14- 0 .000 4-185 14 0-14- 0 .000 4-185
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Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2000 18:19:04 -0600
From: "Paul Capobianco"
Subject: WIsconsin Women's Hockey Release
THIS WEEK: The Badgers (18-10-2, 15-6-1 WCHA) take a week off before their last series of the season. Wisconsin will travel to Minneapolis, Minn., to face second-place Minnesota on Feb. 26-27 at 2:05 p.m., to close out the regular season.
EIGHT IS ENOUGH: Sis Paulsen (Eau Claire, Wis.) had the best weekend of the season for the Badgers with a four goal and four assist weekend against MSU, Mankato. The defenseman has a power-play goal and three assists, and was plus-2 in Friday's 6-2 win. She came back Saturday with her second career hat trick and an assist in a 6-1 win. One of her goals was a game-winner, one was a power-play goal and the third was a her first career short-handed goal. Paulsen had five power-play points on the weekend with two goals and three assists and now ranks third in the nation with six goals and 13 assists for 19 power-play points.
The freshman now leads the conference and the nation in defense scoring and shares the team lead with 14 goals and 25 assists for 39 points.
THE BEST DEFENSE IS A GOOD OFFENSE: On Feb. 12, Jackie MacMillan (Buffalo, Minn.) became the first netminder in WCHA history to record an assist. The freshman took the puck near the goal line on the side boards and hit Kelly Kegley (Inver Grove Heights, Minn.) with a pass at the MSU, Mankato blue line. Kegley skated the puck into the offensive zone and found the net for the power-play goal at 15:46 of the third period.
MacMillan is about as hot as a goaltender can be with wins in her last 11 games. She is unbeaten in her last 12 games and has not allowed more than two goals in any game over that stretch. She ranks fifth in the nation with a .781 winning percentage (12-3-1), and ranks fourth in the WCHA in both goals against average (2.54) and save percentage (.914).
HAT TRICK OF HAT TRICKS: Kelly Kegley scored four more goals this past weekend to extended her goal-scoring string to eight games. She has 15 goals during the streak and now leads the team with 23 goals in 24 games. Kegley is averaging better than a goal per game in WCHA action with 21 in 18 games (1.17). Kegley had her third hat trick of the season against MSU, Mankato on Friday and totaled six point over the weekend (4-2=6).
Kegley ranks fourth in the WCHA in goal scoring and ranks ninth in the country. The frosh has 35 total points to rank third on the team, but ranks first on the team with an average of 1.46 points per game.
MICHELLE SHOCKED: Sophomore Michelle Sikich (Apple Valley, Minn.) has now scored in 10-straight games after collecting two goals and two assists against MSU, Mankato this past weekend. Sikich scored two goals, including her fifth game-winner of the season on Friday, before adding two assists Saturday. The streak is the longest of the season for the Badgers and dates back to Nov. 27 against Princeton.
THE WCHA TOURNAMENT: Wisconsin, along with the rest of the WCHA, will gather in Bloomington, Minn., on March 2-4, for the inaugural WCHA Tournament. All seven conference members will take part in the event at the Bloomington Ice Gardens.
The regular-season conference champion receives a first-round bye on Thursday, March 2, while seed 2 faces seed 7, seed 3 faces seed 6, and seeds 4 and 5 face off to advance to the semifinals on Friday. On Saturday, the third-place game takes place at 3:30 p.m., with the championship game at 7:00 p.m.
The winner of the tournament gets an automatic berth to the American Women's College Hockey Alliance Championship, which currently serves as the national championship for women's hockey. Four teams qualify for the national tournament including the WCHA Tourney champion, ECAC regular season and tourney champions, and one at-large qualifier.
ANOTHER DAY AT THE OFFICE: After 30 games of the Wisconsin women's hockey inaugural season, six players can say they have played in every game the Badgers have ever played. Kendra Antony, Melanie Schmitt, Bridget Buchholz, Liz Jankowski, Julia Ortenzio and Gretchen Anderson make up the iron group.
ONE FOR YOU, ONE FOR ME: The Badgers have five players averaging at least a point per game. Kelly Kegley leads the team with 35 points in 24 games (1.46 points per game). Sis Paulsen ranks second with 39 points in 27 games (1.44). Kendra Antony, with 39 points in 30 games (1.30), Michelle Sikich, with 31 points in 24 games (1.29), and Kerry Weiland, with 30 points in 28 games (1.07), complete the quintet.
SIGNINGS: The Badgers announced the signing of their first three recruits for the class of 2004 on Nov. 18. Defender Nicole Uliasz (Perkasie, Penn.), forward Stephanie Millar (Hudson, Wis.) and forward Meghan Hunter (Oil Springs, Ontario) signed national letters of intent last week and will attend Wisconsin starting the fall semester of 2000.
HEAD COACH JULIE SASNER: Head coach Julie Sasner (Harvard, 1988) is in her first year with the Badgers after spending six years at the helm of Cornell. The Badgers first coach sports a 18-10-2 record behind the bench for Wisconsin, and is 71-71-8 lifetime. She led Big Red to a 53-61-6 mark and the 1995-96 team to its first Ivy League title since 1990 with an 8-1-1 record. She also directed Cornell to a 15-8-3 record in 1997-98 and a 16-7-2 mark during the 1995-96 season. She was named the 1995 Coach of the Year by the American Women's Hockey Association.
A member of the first U.S. Women's National Team in 1990, she has since helped coach the team at the 1999 International Ice Hockey Federation Women's World Championship. She was also the head coach for the U.S. Women's Select Team that competed in the Three Nations Cup held in Finland in December of 1998. She earned her first U.S. head coaching position, leading the U.S. Women's National Team to a silver medal at the Pacific Women's Hockey Championship in Vancouver, British Columbia in 1996.
COLLEGE HOCKEY STATS: Information regarding all collegiate women's ice hockey teams can be found at: www.collegehockeystats.com. Box scores, standings and statistics are updated following each night's action in college hockey.
UPCOMING FOR THE BADGERS: Wisconsin heads to Bloomington, Minn., and the Bloomington Ice Gardens for the Inaugural WCHA Championship. The March 2-4 event will crown its champion with the title game on Saturday, March 4 at 7:00 p.m. The winner of the event gets an automatic berth to the AWCHA Championship in Boston, Mass., on March 24-25.
US COLLEGE HOCKEY ONLINE COMPUTER RANKINGS:
1999-2000 Division I Women's Pairwise Rankings (PWR)
Rk Team GP W- L- T Win% Rk RPI Rk PWR
1 Minnesota 30 24- 5- 1 0.8167 3 0.6199 2 10
2 Brown 21 16- 2- 3 0.8333 1 0.6391 1 9
3 Minnesota-Duluth 25 19- 3- 3 0.8200 2 0.6057 3 8
4 Harvard 21 14- 4- 3 0.7381 4 0.6013 4 7
5 New Hampshire 24 17- 7- 0 0.7083 5 0.5920 5 6
6 Northeastern 25 16- 6- 3 0.7000 6 0.5835 6 5
7 Dartmouth 24 16- 8- 0 0.6667 7 0.5815 7 4
8 Providence 24 14- 7- 3 0.6458 8 0.5739 8 3
9 Wisconsin 28 16-10- 2 0.6071 9 0.5080 9 2
10 Princeton 22 9- 8- 5 0.5227 11 0.5049 11 1
11 Niagara 21 11- 9- 1 0.5476 10 0.5066 10 0
The Pairwise Ranking compares only those at or above .500, judging them by five criteria: record against common opponents, record in last 16 games, head to head competition, record against other teams at or above .500, and the Ratings Percentage Index (RPI). For each comparison won, a team receives one point. The final PWR ranking is based on the number of points (comparisons) won against teams at or above .500. Ties are settled by the RPI.
10 CANDIDATES NAMED FOR THE 2000 PATTY KAZMAIER AWARD: USA Hockey announced the 10 candidates for this year's The Patty Kazmaier Award. Seven different teams had nominees, hightlighted by three each from WCHA-member Minnesota-Duluth, Harvard and Brown. The 10 candidates follow:
Name Yr. Pos. School Hometown
Jennifer Botterill So. F Harvard Winnipeg, Man.
Alison Brewer Sr. G Brown Racine, Wis.
Winny Brodt Jr. D Minnesota Roseville, Minn.
Sara DeCosta Jr. G Providence Warwick, R.I.
Tara Mounsey Jr. D Brown Concord, N.H.
Maria Rooth Fr. F Minnesota-Duluth Angelholm, Sweden
Angela Ruggiero So. D Harvard Simi Valley, Calif.
Jenny Schmidgall So. F Minnesota-Duluth Edina, Minn.
Hilary Witt Sr. F Northeastern Canton, Mass.
Carisa Zaban Sr. F New Hampshire Glenview, Ill.
An award of The USA Hockey Foundation, The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award recognizes the accomplishments of the most outstanding player in women's intercollegiate varsity ice hockey each season. This year's award dinner will be held the evening of Thursday, March 23 in Boston at the Marriott Copley Place. The inaugural award luncheon in 1998 was also held in Boston.
The announcement was made by USA Hockey Foundation President Walter L. Bush, Jr. (Edina, Minn.) and the executive committee of The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award which, in addition to Bush, includes: Jim Erickson (Bloomington, Minn.), Bob Fallen (Minneapolis, Minn.), Cammi Granato (Downers Grove, Ill.), Laura Halldorson (Minneapolis, Minn.), Robert Ridder, Sr. (Mendota Heights, Minn.), Julie Sasner (Madison, Wis.) and Ben Smith (Gloucester, Mass.).
The inaugural Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award was presented to University of New Hampshire forward Brandy Fisher (Potsdam, N.Y.) in 1998. Harvard University forward and 1998 Olympian A.J. Mleczko (Nantucket, Mass.) received the honor last year.
Now in its third year of existence, the award is named in honor of the late Patty Kazmaier, who was a four-year varsity letter-winner and All-Ivy League defenseman for the Princeton University women's ice hockey team from 1981-82 through 1985-86. An accomplished athlete who helped lead the Tigers to the Ivy League Championship in three consecutive seasons (1981-82 through 1983-84), Patty Kazmaier-Sandt died on Feb. 15, 1990 at the age of 28 following a long struggle with a rare blood disease.
BADGERS IN THE WCHA:
Overall Scoring
9t. Kendra Antony (20-19=39)
9t.. Sis Paulsen (14-25=39)
14. Kelly Kegley (23-12=35)
17. Michelle Sikich (15-16=31)
18t. Kerry Weiland (10-20=30)
Goals
4t. Kelly Kegley (23)
9. Kendra Antony (20)
14t. Michelle Sikich (15)
Assists
6. Sis Paulsen (25)
13. Kerry Weiland (20)
14t. Kendra Antony (19)
Power-Play Points
3. Sis Paulsen (6-13=19)
7t. Michelle Sikich (5-9=14)
7t. Kerry Weiland (3-11=14)
11t. Kendra Antony (7-5=12)
14. Kelly Kegley (5-5=10)
Power-Play Goals
4t. Kendra Antony (7)
7t. Sis Paulsen (6)
9t. Michelle Sikich (5)
9t. Kelly Kegley (5)
12t. Leslie Toner (4)
Short-Handed Points
9t. Michelle Sikich (2-0=2)
9t. Kelly Kegley (0-2=2)
Short-Handed Goals
5t. Michelle Sikich (2)
Game-Winning Goals
2t. Kelly Kegley (5)
2t. Michelle Sikich (5)
6t. Sis Paulsen (4)
Defense Scoring
1. Sis Paulsen (14-25=39)
3. Michelle Sikich (15-16=31)
4. Kerry Weiland (10-20=30)
Frosh Scoring
4t. Kendra Antony (20-19=39)
4t. Sis Paulsen (14-25=39)
8. Kelly Kegley (23-12=35)
11t. Kerry Weiland (10-20=30)
Goals Against Average
4. Jackie MacMillan (2.54)
Save Percentage
4. Jackie MacMillan (.914)
Win Percentage
3. Jackie MacMillan (.781 - 12-3-1)
WCHA Scoring
10t. Kendra Antony (16-14=30)
10t. Sis Paulsen (11-19=30)
10t. Kelly Kegley (21-9=30)
13. Kerry Weiland (9-18=27)
Goals
4t. Kelly Kegley (21)
8t. Kendra Antony (16)
14t. Sis Paulsen (11)
Assists
7t. Sis Paulsen (19)
10t. Kerry Weiland (18)
Power-Play Points
3t. Sis Paulsen (5-11=16)
6. Kerry Weiland (3-9=12)
7t. Michelle Sikich (4-7=11)
9t. Kendra Antony (7-3=10)
9t. Kelly Kegley (5-5=10)
15. Leslie Toner (3-5=8)
Power-Play Goals
2t. Kendra Antony (7)
6t. Kelly Kegley (5)
6t. Sis Paulsen (5)
9t. Michelle Sikich (4)
14t. Kerry Weiland (3)
14t. Leslie Toner (3)
Short-Handed Points
6t. Michelle Sikich (2-0=2)
6t. Kelly Kegley (0-2=2)
Short-Handed Goals
4t. Michelle Sikich (2)
Game-Winning Goals
1t. Kelly Kegley (5)
4t. Michelle Sikich (4)
Defense Scoring
1. Sis Paulsen (11-19=30)
2. Kerry Weiland (9-18=27)
5t. Michelle Sikich (10-12=22)
Frosh Scoring
5t. Kendra Antony (16-14=30)
5t. Kelly Kegley (21-9=30)
5t. Sis Paulsen (11=19=30)
8. Kerry Weiland (9-18=27)
Goals Against Average
4. Jackie MacMillan (2.56)
Save Percentage
4. Jackie MacMillan (.911)
Win Percentage
3. Jackie MacMillan (.786 - 11-3-0)
BADGERS IN THE NATION
Scoring
17t. Kendra Antony (20-19=39)
17t. Sis Paulsen (14-25=39)
Goals
9t. Kelly Kegley (23)
16t. Kendra Antony (20)
Assists
11t. Sis Paulsen (25)
Power-Play Points
3. Sis Paulsen (6-13=19)
8t. Michelle Sikich (5-9=14)
8t. Kerry Weiland (3-11=14)
14t. Kendra Antony (7-5=12)
Power-Play Goals
6t. Kendra Antony (7)
9t. Sis Paulsen (6)
15t. Kelly Kegley (5)
15t. Michelle Sikich (5)
Short-Handed Goals
8t. Michelle Sikich (2)
Game-Winning Goals
5t. Kelly Kegley (5)
5t. Michelle Sikich (5)
11t. Sis Paulsen (4)
Defense Scoring
1. Sis Paulsen (14-25=39)
5t. Michelle Sikich (15-16=31)
7. Kerry Weiland (10-20=30)
Frosh Scoring
7t. Kendra Antony (20-19=39)
7t. Sis Paulsen (14-25=39)
13. Kelly Kegley (23-12=35)
Save Percentage
13. Jackie MacMillan (.914)
Win Percentage
7t. Jackie MacMillan (.781 - 12-3-1)
Paul Capobianco
University of Wisconsin
Assistant SID
PH: 608-263-1983
Fax: 608-265-8051
email@hidden
www.wisc.edu/ath
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Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2000 10:49:51 -0600
From: "Olson, Lynn"
Subject: Duluth Tournament
The Twin Ports Invitational for Senior B and C teams is being held March
10-12, 2000. The contact person is Lindzi Campbell, P. O. Box 442,
Superior, WI 54880. Phone 715-395-9527. It will be played at the
Hermantown Arena.
Lynn Olson
Minnesota Hockey Director Girls/Women
5909 12th Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55417
612-861-2671 Phone and Fax
E-mail Address email@hidden
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