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Wisconsin Debuts at No. 3 in Preseason Poll
October 5, 2004
MADISON, Wis.—For the first time in school history the Wisconsin women’s hockey team debuted at No. 3 in the USCHO.com preseason standings. The Badgers weighed in the third slot behind 2003 National Champions Minnesota and powerhouse Dartmouth. Last season the Badger compiled a program-best 25-6-3 record but never broke the top three.
Hockey’s other ranking body, USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine’s preseason poll listed Wisconsin at five, where they finished in the 2003-04 final ranking. Beating them out in the second poll was Harvard and St. Lawrence. The schools finished fourth and fifth, respectively, in the USCHO.com poll.
USCHO.com also singled out this year’s preseason All-USCHO First, Second, Third and Rookie Teams. Wisconsin got three nods on three teams. U.S. national team member Molly Engstrom was named to the seven member first team. Captain Carla MacLeod was listed among the second teamers and junior goaltender Meghan Horras rounded out the group with a nod on the honorable mention roster.
Wisconsin takes to the ice Friday and Saturday this week for its 2004-05 opening series against Wayne State. The Warriors and Badgers met just once before in the first season of Wisconsin women’s hockey. The 5-0 blow out on Oct. 23, 1999 was WSU’s first-ever home game and the teams have not met since.
Below are the most recent polls and All-USCHO teams.
Preseason USCHO.com Division I Women's Poll
October 4, 2004
Team (First Place) Record Pts Last Year
1 Minnesota (15) 30-4-2 150 1
2 Dartmouth 24-8-2 129 4
3 Wisconsin 25-6-3 110 5
4 Harvard 30-4-1 107 2
5 St. Lawrence 28-10-1 88 3
6 Minnesota-Duluth 20-12-2 75 6
7 New Hampshire 23-9-4 51 8
8 Mercyhurst 26-6-4 46 7
9 Providence 21-13-2 30 10
10 Brown 18-11-2 23 9
Others Receiving Votes: Princeton 7, Ohio State 5, Minnesota State 4
USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine
Women's College Hockey Poll -- #1 (Preseason)
(first-place votes in parentheses)
2003-04 Ranking Record
1. University of Minnesota, 189 (18) 1 30-4-2
2. Dartmouth College, 166 (1) 4 24-8-2
3. Harvard University, 148 2 30-4-1
4. St. Lawrence University, 131 3 28-10-1
5. University of Wisconsin, 115 6 25-6-3
6. University of Minnesota-Duluth, 98 5 20-12-2
7. University of New Hampshire, 69 8 23-9-4
8. Mercyhurst College, 54 7 26-6-4
9. Providence College, 39 10 21-13-2
10. Brown University, 26 9 18-11-2
Others receiving votes: Princeton University, 5; Minnesota State University-Mankato, 4; Ohio State University, 1.
All-USCHO First Team
F Krissy Wendell, Jr., Minnesota
F Caroline Ouellette, Sr., Minnesota-Duluth
F Natalie Darwitz, Jr., Minnesota
F/D Julie Chu, Jr., Harvard
D Molly Engstrom, Sr., Wisconsin
G Jody Horak, Sr., Minnesota
All-USCHO Second Team
F Kelly Stephens, Sr., Minnesota
F Nicole Corriero, Sr., Harvard
F Jessica Link, Sr., Brown
D Carla MacLeod, Sr., Wisconsin
D Julianne Vasichek, Sr., Minnesota-Duluth
G Sarah Love, Jr., Yale
All-USCHO Third Team
F Katie Weatherston, Jr., Dartmouth
F Cherie Piper, Jr., Dartmouth
F Gillian Apps, Jr., Dartmouth
D Amy McLaughlin, Sr., Brown
D Lyndsay Wall, So., Minnesota
G Rebecca Lahar, Sr., Colgate
Honorable mention: Tiffany Hagge, Jr., Dartmouth; Rush Zimmerman, Sr., Providence; Lindsay Hansen, Jr., New Hampshire; Alana BreMiller, Sr., Dartmouth; Ashley Banfield, Sr., Harvard; Ashley Albrecht, Jr., Minnesota; Desi Clark, Sr.; Mercyhurst, Ali Boe, Jr., Harvard; Meghan Horras, Jr., Wisconsin
All-USCHO Rookie Team
F Sarah Vaillancourt, Harvard
F Ashley Riggs, Niagara
F Deborah Spillane, Boston College
D Helen Resor, Yale
D Rachel Drazan, Minnesota-Duluth
G Brittni Kehler, Minnesota State
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