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Thanks for your patience in hearing about mink oiling goalie pads. I was able
to confirm from our friends at TPS that the recommendation for use would only
be for "real " leather pads and that there is concern that mink oil on
"synthetic" pads "may" cause some harm. The bottom line seems to be that it
is inevitable that pads which serve you well will fade, I guess we goalies can
view that as wearing a well deserved "badge" of honor!
Thanks to Theresa for her help!
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Technical difficulties prevented me from sending this last evening until
now.
KENNEDY, MUZERALL SCORE TWICE AS GOPHERS WIN SEVENTH STRAIGHT
BEMIDJI, Minn. - Courtney Kennedy and Nadine Muzerall each scored a pair of
goals and Minnesota outshot Bemidji State 46-22 to post a 6-1 victory.
The Gophers sandwiched a pair of power-play goals, by Muzerall and Kennedy,
around the Beavers' lone first-period goal, an even-strength tally at 12:49
by Alicia Kinsman, to take a 2-1 lead after one period.
The lone goal of the second period came at 3:31 when Minnesota's Laura
Slominski tipped a shot from the right point by Tracy Palinsky.
Ambria Thomas made it 4-1 just 39 seconds into the third period, converting
Minnesota's third power play of the night. Kennedy and Muzerall then added
late breakaway goals to finish the scoring.
Erica Killewald stopped 21 shots to earn her 15th win of the season while
Bemdiji State's Anik Cote had 40 saves.
Minnesota........... 2 1 3 - 6
Bemidji State....... 1 0 0 - 1
1st period - 1, UM, Muzerall 14 (Clarke, Thomas) 8:03 (pp). 2, BSU,
Kinsman 6 (Raynard, Kerri McEwen) 12:49. 3, UM, Kennedy 5 14:23 (pp).
Penalties - Kelly McEwen, BSU (checking) 07:12; Curtin, UM (checking) 10:13;
Hoefer, BSU (holding) 13:39.
2nd period - 4, UM, Slominski 10 (Coulombe, Muzerall) 3:31. Penalties -
Kukowski, UM (roughing) 16:19; Hoefer, BSU (roughing) 16:19.
3rd period - 5, UM, Thomas 19 (Kennedy, Clarke) 0:39 (pp). 6, UM, Kennedy
6 13:00. 7, UM, Muzerall 15 19:31. Penalties - Fryklund, BSU (checking)
00:17; Retelle, UM (hooking) 02:52; Retelle, UM (interference) 14:53; Kerri
McEwen, BSU (checking) 15:30.
Shots on goal - UM 14-14-18-46; BSU 5-8-9-22. Power plays - UM 3 of 4;
BSU 0 of 3. Goalies - UM, Killewald 15-4-1 (22 shots-21 saves); BSU, Cote
1-6-1 (46-40). Referee - Jerry Krieger. Assistant referees - Brad Shepherd,
Scott Patten. A - 203.
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Subject: UW Women vs. Minnesota-Duluth
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February 3, 2001
UW Tie Ends Minnesota-Duluth*s 10-Game Win Streak
Middleton, Wis. - The women*s hockey Badgers (15-5-4, 9-4-4 WCHA) used special teams, including a short-handed and power-play goal, to tie second-ranked Minnesota-Duluth (19-4-2, 11-4-2) and snap the Bulldogs 10-game winning streak on Saturday at the Alliant Energy Center. Sophomore Kelly Kegley (Inver Grove Heights, Minn.) led the offense for the Badgers with a goal and an assist in the contest.
*I thought it was a good battle game,* analyzed head coach Trina Bourget. *I think our special teams made the difference. Getting that short-handed goal gave us some momentum. We attacked them and didn*t give their power-play any time or space.*
The Bulldogs reached the scoreboard first, however, at 2:59 of the first period. Pamela Pachal intercepted a UW clearing attempt at the left point and beat a screened Jackie MacMillan (Buffalo, Minn.) when her shot banked off both posts and in.
Wisconsin*s Kerry Weiland took an interference penalty at 3:34 of the period and the short-handed Badgers took advantage. After Kendra Antony (Yorkton, Sask.) was stopped on one short-handed breakaway, Meghan Hunter (Oil Springs, Ont.) took a pass from Antony and scored on a short-handed breakaway with the backhand for her 32nd goal of the year. It came at the 5:12 mark.
UMD regained the lead at 13:21 of the period when Maria Rooth redirected a soft shot from Laurie Alexander along the left boards. The puck found its way just inside the right post, giving the Bulldogs a 2-1 lead at the intermission.
Wisconsin evened the game at two on the power play at 10:12 of the second period. Kerry Weiland (Palmer, Alaska) slid the puck to Nicole Uliasz (Perkasie, Penn.) at the left point. Uliasz misfired on a shot, but the puck found its way to Kegley in the slot for the finish.
For the third time in the contest, UMD took a one-goal lead, this time at 12:16 of the second. Jessica Smith took a wrist open wrist shot in the slot on a rush that squirted between MacMillan*s legs. Before the goaltender could recover, Rooth found the lose puck and poked it home.
Michelle Sikich (Apple Valley, Minn.) evened the score for a third and final time at 17:53 of the second. Kegley stole the puck from the rushing Bulldogs just inside their own blue line, knocking the puck to Sikich, still on her way out of the zone. The forward*s first shot was stopped, but in the ensuing scramble, the puck found its way past UMD goalie Tuula Puputti.
Sikich had the best opportunity in overtime to end the contest early, but Puputti was up to stopping the UW*s fourth breakaway of the contest, preserving the 3-3 tie.
*I think we know we can play with them,* said Sikich. *We are happy we got a tie, but we*re also out there to win. No one is hanging their heads in the locker room. We played our hearts out.*
MacMillan now stands 13-5-4 after her 21-save performance. Puputti made 27 saves and is now 19-2-2.
The Badgers and Bulldogs look to decide their season series tomorrow at the Alliant Energy Center with faceoff at 1:05 p.m. Wisconsin and Minnesota-Duluth are 1-1-1 in the season series with UMD holding a two-point edge in league standings for second place.
1 2 3 OT F
#7 Wisconsin 1 2 0 0 3
#2 Minnesota-Duluth 2 1 0 0 3
1st- 1, UMD, Pachal 4 (unassisted), 2:59; 2, UW, Hunter 32 (Antony), SH, 5:12; 3, UMD, Rooth 25 (Alexander, Russell), 13:21.
2nd- 4, UW, Kegley 7 (Uliasz, Weiland), PP, 10:12; 5, UMD, Rooth 26 (Smith), 12:16; 6, UW, Sikich 8 (Kegley), 17:53.
3rd- No Scoring.
OT- No Scoring.
Saves- UW, MacMillan (13-5-4) 7-7-3-4=21; UMD, Puputti (19-2-2) 9-9-6-3=27.
Power Plays- UW, 1-3; UMD 0-1.
Referee- Bill Kronschnabel. AR- John Thiele, David King.
Attendance- 463.
Paul Capobianco
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University of Wisconsin
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For Immediate Release
February 3, 2001
Contact: Craig Roberts (612) 624-0522
WILD THIRD PERIOD LEADS TO GOPHER VICTORY
BEMIDJI, Minn. Minnesota and Bemdiji State combined for 12 goals in the
final two periods but the Gophers used a 52-29 advantage in shots on goal to
post an 8-5 win to sweep their two-game series from the Beavers.
La Toya Clarke got the Gophers on the board first with a power-play goal
when she converted a rebound from the right side of the net with 2:38 to
play in the first period.
The second period saw the two teams combine for eight goals, with Minnesota
grabbing a two-goal lead at 4:14 on a Nadine Muzerall tally. Bemidji State
tied game at 2-2 when Caesare Stimson and Kerri McEwen scored goals 48
seconds apart less than two minutes later.
The Gophers would regain their two-goal margin when Clarke and Ambria
Thomas scored midway through the period but the Beavers wouldnt go away as
Lil Raynard scored on the power play at 14:36. Tracy Engstrom then scored
twice within three minutes to give Minnesota a three-goal cushion with one
minute to play in the middle frame.
The third period saw the two teams trade goals as Guylaine Hache cut the
lead to two goals again for Bemidji State at 5:01 of the final period,
followed by Thomas power-play goal at 9:29.
Kris Scholz got Minnesotas final goal at 11:13 when she stole the puck to
the right of Beaver goalie Bre Dedrickson and flicked the puck into the net
on the short side.
Bemidji State came back once more when Raynard dumped the puck in on Gopher
goalie Stephanie Johnson while the Beavers were killing a penalty. Amber
Fryklunds first rebound attempt was saved but she converted a second chance
with 5:29 left in the game.
Dedrickson finished the game with 44 saves for Bemidji State while Johnson
stopped 24 for Minnesota.
Minnesota........... 1 5 2 - 8
Bemidji State....... 0 3 2 - 5
1st period - 1, UM, Clarke 14 (Muzerall, Kennedy) 17:22 (pp). Penalties -
Fryklund, BSU (hooking) 9:30; Hoefer, BSU (tripping) 16:21; Peters, BSU
(holding the stick) 19:58.
2nd period - 2, UM, Muzerall 16 (Slominski, Kennedy) 4:14. 3, BSU,
Stimson 9 (Fryklund) 5:14. 4, BSU, Kerri McEwen 7 (Raynard, Kinsman) 6:02.
5, UM, Clarke 15 (Thomas) 7:59. 6, UM, Thomas 20 (Curtin, Clarke) 12:58. 7,
BSU, Raynard 2 (Shepler, Kinsman) 14:36 (pp). 8, UM, Engstrom 6 (Muzerall,
Kennedy) 16:11. 9, UM, Engstrom 7 (Slominski, Borek) 19:00. Penalties -
Muzerall, UM (slashing) 1:44; Kennedy, UM (interference) 10:29; Kennedy, UM
(high-sticking) 13:51; Hache, BSU (high-sticking) 16:36; Palinsky, UM
(roughing) 19:56.
3rd period - 10, BSU, Hache 7 (Bina, Shepler) 5:01. 11, UM, Thomas 21
(Kennedy, Curtin) 9:29 (pp). 12, UM, Kris Scholz 6 11:13. 13, BSU, Fryklund
17 (Raynard) 14:31 (sh). Penalties - Buchholz, UM (interference) 1:44;
Stimson, BSU (elbowing) 8:40; Olson, UM (cross-checking) 12:12; Peters, BSU
(interference) 12:44; Buchholz, UM (elbowing) 19:49.
Shots on goal - UM 25-16-11-52; BSU 5-11-13-29. Power plays - UM 2 of 6;
BSU 1 of 7. Goalies - UM, Johnson 4-0-0 (29 shots-24 saves); BSU, Dedrickson
5-13-0 (52-44). Referee - Jerry Krieger. Assistant referees - Brad Shepherd,
Scott Patten. A - 158.
-----------------------------------------
Craig Roberts, Asst. Media Relations Dir.
Univ. of Minnesota Women's Athletics
Phone: 612/624-0522 Fax: 612/624-8018
Visit our website at www.gophersports.com
Or call the Diet Coke Gopher Sports Hotline
at 612/624-STAT