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Women-in-Hockey Digest Monday, December 13 1999 Volume 01 : Number 561
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Date: Mon, 13 Dec 1999 16:29:55 -0600
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THIS WEEK-Sixth-ranked Minnesota is idle this week as the University wraps up
fall semester. The Gophers will be out of action for 25 days before returning to
play after Jan. 1.
GOPHER REWIND-Minnesota used late goals twice to defeat seventh-ranked
Dartmouth, 5-4 and 4-3, at home over the weekend. The star of the weekend was
junior Winny Brodt (Roseville, Minn./Roseville Area), who helped account for
eight of the teamÍs nine goals.
In Saturday's 5-4 win, Brodt registered a goal and four assists for a
career-high five points. After the Gophers fell behind 1-0 in the opening
period, her goal at 8:39 of the second period evened the score. She then
assisted on the next four Minnesota goals and her shot from the left point set
up a rebound goal by junior Courtney Kennedy (Woburn, Mass./Buckingham Browne &
Nichols) with 10.1 seconds left to win the game.
Minnesota led 3-1 and 4-2 in the game before Dartmouth scored twice in the third
period, including Jen WiehnÍs goal with 42.6 seconds remaining after goalie
Meghan Cahill had been pulled for an extra attacker. Junior Nadine Muzerall
(Mississauga, Ontario/Kimball Union Academy) and Ambria Thomas (Fairbanks,
Alaska/West Valley) and frosh Ronda Curtin (Roseville, Minn./Roseville Area)
also scored during the Gophers' four-goal second period.
Sunday, Dartmouth jumped out to an early lead grabbing a 2-0 lead 12 minutes
into the game. Sophomore Laura Slominski (Burnsville, Minn./Burnsville) scored
at 12:51 to get Minnesota on the board but the Big Green regained their two-goal
lead with 3:07 to play in the second period. Muzerall scored a power-play goal
two minutes later to cut the lead to one and Thomas added a power-play goal at
4:34 of the final period, setting up another dramatic finish, which saw Curtin
score the game-winner with 1:50 left to play.
EVERYONE KNOWS IT WINNY-With eight points on the weekend, Winny Brodt blew past
the 100-point mark for her career and regained the league lead for scoring by
defense.
Her assist on Ronda Curtin's goal Saturday was her 100th point. She scored 34
points in 39 games at New Hampshire before transferring to Minnesota last
season. In her second season with the Gophers, Brodt now has 20 goals and 70
points in 49 games at Minnesota.
TOMMY, CAN YOU HEAR ME-With her short-handed goal Saturday, Ambria Thomas has
now scored three in her last seven games. The three short-handed goals in a
season are a new school record and she also holds the schoolÍs career record
with five.
THE BUZZ ON MUZ-Nadine Muzerall has proven to be a clutch performer over the
past three seasons and the statistics back that statement.
She has scored 18 game-winning goals and 13 first goals in three seasons. Not
only that, she has scored goals in 50 of the 77 games she has played. The
Gophers have a .900 winning percentage in those games, posting a 44-4-2 record.
ON THE FIRING LINE-Center Nadine Muzerall, left wing Ambria Thomas and right
wing Laura Slominski played together as a line for the first time this season
and wasted little time in getting synchronized with one another.
Saturday, the line combined for two goals, five points and 10 shots on goal.
Sunday, they scored three goals and seven points, amassing 23 of the team's 41
shots on goal. Slominski registered a team season-high nine shots in the game.
POWER SURGE-After going 0-for-8 on the power play with just one shot on goal in
its previous three games, MinnesotaÍs power play got going Sunday.
The Gophers launched 11 shots during four power-play opportunities, spanning
seven minutes, 24 seconds, while scoring a pair of goals Sunday. They had six
shots on their final power play, which resulted in Ambria ThomasÍ game-tying
goal, in Sunday's victory.
NATURAL BORN KILLERS-Minnesota's penalty kill has been one of the team's
strengths during the last month.
The Gophers have allowed just two goals on their opponents' last 48 power-play
chances. During that time, Minnesota has scored five short-handed goals.
FIRST GOAL WINS...USUALLY-The Gophers allowed the first goal in both games over
the weekend but came back to win, giving them a 4-5-0 when doing so, compared to
8-0-0 when they score first.
In three seasons, Minnesota has been scored upon first just 22 times and is
7-13-2 during that time. The Gophers have scored first in 61 of 84 games the
last three seasons, posting a 55-3-3 record in those games.
SHE'S THE BOSS-Now in her third season behind the Minnesota bench and 10th as a
head coach, Laura Halldorson has established herself as one of the nation's
premier coaches in women's hockey, sporting a 121-91-15 overall college record
and a 62-16-6 mark at Minnesota.
She began her head coaching career at Colby College, where she led the White
Mules, one of only two non-Division I schools at the time in the 12-team Eastern
Collegiate Athletic Conference, to a 12-9-1 overall record in 1995-96, earning
ECAC Co-Coach of the Year honors as well as being named the New England Hockey
Writers' Coach of the Year. While at Colby, she also recruited and coached U.S.
National Team members Meaghan Sittler and Barb Gordon.
At the national level, Halldorson was the assistant coach for the gold
medal-winning team at the 1998 USA Hockey Women's Festival and was the head
coach of the silver medal-winning team at the 1999 event. Last December, she
served as an assistant for the U.S. National team that competed in the Three
Nations Cup in Finland. She was also an assistant for the National Under-22 team
this past summer.
A native of Plymouth, Minn., and a 1981 graduate of Wayzata High School,
Halldorson played four years at Princeton, where she was a co-captain and
all-conference performer while leading the Tigers to three Ivy League titles.
She graduated from Princeton in 1985 with a degree in psychology.
A member of the 1987 U.S. National Women's Team and three national club
championship teams with the Minnesota Checkers, Halldorson returned to her alma
mater in 1987 to begin her collegiate coaching career as an assistant.
IT'S HOME-The home of Gopher Women's Hockey is Mariucci Arena (9,700). One of
the finest college hockey facilities in the country, Mariucci Arena will be
Minnesota's home until the new women's hockey facility, scheduled to open in
2001, is completed.
Known as one of the toughest arenas in the nation on visiting teams, the Gophers
are 30-8-5 in the six-year-old building.
UP NEXT-Minnesota is off for nearly four weeks before returning to action with
an exhibition game against the U.S. Women's Select Team. The two teams will meet
at Mariucci Arena on Jan. 7 at 7:05 p.m.
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Craig Roberts, University of Minnesota
Assistant Sports Information Director
Phone: (612) 624-0522 Fax: (612) 624-8018
Check out the Gophers on the Web at http://www.gophersports.com
Or call the Diet Coke Gopher Sports Hotline at (612) 626-STAT
GO GOPHERS!
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Point Scoring: GP G- A- P
1 Jenny Schmidgall Minn-Duluth 14 20-30-50
2 Maria Rooth Minn-Duluth 13 18-15-33
Seanna Murphy Mercyhurst 17 13-20-33
4 Angie Francisco Harvard 13 13-18-31
5 C. J. Ireland Mercyhurst 17 9-20-29
6 Hanne Sikio Minn-Duluth 11 15-13-28
7 Winny Brodt Minnesota 17 6-21-27
8 Tammy Shewchuk Harvard 9 13-13-26
Carisa Zaban New Hampshire 11 13-13-26
Kendra Antony Wisconsin 18 12-14-26
11 Christy Vinge Mercyhurst 17 11-14-25
12 Jennifer Botterill Harvard 9 11-13-24
Hilary Witt Northeastern 12 14-10-24
Erika Holst Minn-Duluth 14 14-10-24
Alicia Kinsman Bemidji State 16 12-12-24
Nadine Muzerall Minnesota 16 12-12-24
Laura Slominski Minnesota 17 7-17-24
18 Lill Raynard Bemidji State 16 12-11-23
Sis Paulsen Wisconsin 16 8-15-23
K. C. Gallo Mercyhurst 17 14- 9-23
Ambria Thomas Minnesota 17 13-10-23
Goal Scoring: GP G
1 Jenny Schmidgall Minn-Duluth 14 20
2 Maria Rooth Minn-Duluth 13 18
3 Hanne Sikio Minn-Duluth 11 15
4 Hilary Witt Northeastern 12 14
Erika Holst Minn-Duluth 14 14
K. C. Gallo Mercyhurst 17 14
7 Tammy Shewchuk Harvard 9 13
Samantha Holmes New Hampshire 11 13
Carisa Zaban New Hampshire 11 13
Angie Francisco Harvard 13 13
Seanna Murphy Mercyhurst 17 13
Ambria Thomas Minnesota 17 13
Ronda Curtin Minnesota 17 13
14 Brooke Bradburn Niagara 13 12
Alicia Kinsman Bemidji State 16 12
Lill Raynard Bemidji State 16 12
Nadine Muzerall Minnesota 16 12
Michelle Sikich Wisconsin 18 12
Kendra Antony Wisconsin 18 12
20 Jennifer Botterill Harvard 9 11
Melissa Oliver Findlay 11 11
Andrea Kilbourne Princeton 14 11
Valerie Hall Niagara 15 11
Christy Vinge Mercyhurst 17 11
Randi Pilger Mercyhurst 17 11
Assist Scoring: GP A
1 Jenny Schmidgall Minn-Duluth 14 30
2 Winny Brodt Minnesota 17 21
3 C. J. Ireland Mercyhurst 17 20
Seanna Murphy Mercyhurst 17 20
5 Angie Francisco Harvard 13 18
6 Laura Slominski Minnesota 17 17
7 Maria Rooth Minn-Duluth 13 15
Amanda Reid Niagara 15 15
Sis Paulsen Wisconsin 16 15
10 Christy Vinge Mercyhurst 17 14
Kendra Antony Wisconsin 18 14
12 Jennifer Botterill Harvard 9 13
Tammy Shewchuk Harvard 9 13
Monell Schroeder Findlay 11 13
Hanne Sikio Minn-Duluth 11 13
Carisa Zaban New Hampshire 11 13
Angela Ruggiero Harvard 13 13
18 Annamarie Holmes Princeton 14 12
Alicia Kinsman Bemidji State 16 12
Nadine Muzerall Minnesota 16 12
Kerry Ryan Mercyhurst 17 12
Power Play Points: GP G- A- P
1 Nadine Muzerall Minnesota 16 4- 6-10
Winny Brodt Minnesota 17 0-10-10
3 Hanne Sikio Minn-Duluth 11 5- 4- 9
Carisa Zaban New Hampshire 11 3- 6- 9
Sis Paulsen Wisconsin 16 3- 6- 9
6 Hilary Witt Northeastern 12 6- 2- 8
Angela Ruggiero Harvard 13 1- 7- 8
Jenny Schmidgall Minn-Duluth 14 2- 6- 8
9 Candice Ceelen Niagara 13 6- 1- 7
Angie Francisco Harvard 13 2- 5- 7
Kelly Sage St. Lawrence 13 0- 7- 7
Nicole Kirnan St. Lawrence 14 5- 2- 7
Caroline Trudeau St. Lawrence 14 3- 4- 7
Ambria Thomas Minnesota 17 3- 4- 7
Michelle Sikich Wisconsin 18 3- 4- 7
Kerry Weiland Wisconsin 18 2- 5- 7
17 Jamie Hagerman Harvard 13 2- 4- 6
Andrea Kilbourne Princeton 14 3- 3- 6
Erine Metcalf Northeastern 14 2- 4- 6
Ronda Curtin Minnesota 17 5- 1- 6
Tracy Engstrom Minnesota 17 4- 2- 6
Kendra Antony Wisconsin 18 3- 3- 6
Corinne Rosen Ohio State 18 1- 5- 6
Power Play Goals: GP G
1 Hilary Witt Northeastern 12 6
Candice Ceelen Niagara 13 6
3 Hanne Sikio Minn-Duluth 11 5
Nicole Kirnan St. Lawrence 14 5
Ronda Curtin Minnesota 17 5
6 Samantha Holmes New Hampshire 11 4
Brooke Bradburn Niagara 13 4
Nadine Muzerall Minnesota 16 4
Tracy Engstrom Minnesota 17 4
Lindsay Ogren Ohio State 18 4
11 Tara Mounsey Brown 7 3
Melissa Oliver Findlay 11 3
Carisa Zaban New Hampshire 11 3
Nikola Holmes Princeton 14 3
Andrea Kilbourne Princeton 14 3
Caroline Trudeau St. Lawrence 14 3
Amy Shepler Bemidji State 16 3
Sis Paulsen Wisconsin 16 3
Randi Pilger Mercyhurst 17 3
Ambria Thomas Minnesota 17 3
Tristin Stephenson MSU-Mankato 17 3
Michelle Sikich Wisconsin 18 3
Kendra Antony Wisconsin 18 3
Short-Handed Points: GP G- A- P
1 Brooke Bradburn Niagara 13 1- 3- 4
Laura Slominski Minnesota 17 1- 3- 4
3 Tammy Shewchuk Harvard 9 2- 1- 3
Carisa Zaban New Hampshire 11 3- 0- 3
Samantha Holmes New Hampshire 11 2- 1- 3
Angie Francisco Harvard 13 1- 2- 3
Maria Rooth Minn-Duluth 13 3- 0- 3
Jenny Schmidgall Minn-Duluth 14 0- 3- 3
Ambria Thomas Minnesota 17 3- 0- 3
10 20 players tied with two
Short-Handed Goals: GP G
1 Carisa Zaban New Hampshire 11 3
Maria Rooth Minn-Duluth 13 3
Ambria Thomas Minnesota 17 3
4 Jennifer Botterill Harvard 9 2
Tammy Shewchuk Harvard 9 2
Jen Buckley Boston College 10 2
Kathleen Kauth Brown 11 2
Jenel Bode Cornell 11 2
Samantha Holmes New Hampshire 11 2
Suzanne Fiacco St. Lawrence 12 2
Stephanie Romain Niagara 13 2
Jackie Tamsin Providence 14 2
Valerie Hall Niagara 15 2
Amy Shepler Bemidji State 16 2
Alicia Kinsman Bemidji State 16 2
Lill Raynard Bemidji State 16 2
Michelle Sikich Wisconsin 18 2
18 23 players tied with one
Game-Winning Goals: GP G
1 Brooke Bradburn Niagara 13 4
Jenny Schmidgall Minn-Duluth 14 4
Jessica Tabb Providence 14 4
Michelle Sikich Wisconsin 18 4
5 Jennifer Wiehn Dartmouth 9 3
Jennifer Botterill Harvard 9 3
Carisa Zaban New Hampshire 11 3
Hilary Witt Northeastern 12 3
Maria Rooth Minn-Duluth 13 3
Nadine Muzerall Minnesota 16 3
Sis Paulsen Wisconsin 16 3
Christy Vinge Mercyhurst 17 3
13 21 players tied with two
Defenseman Scoring: GP G- A- P
1 Winny Brodt Minnesota 17 6-21-27
2 Sis Paulsen Wisconsin 16 8-15-23
3 Angela Ruggiero Harvard 13 8-13-21
Michelle Sikich Wisconsin 18 12- 9-21
5 Randi Pilger Mercyhurst 17 11- 8-19
6 Annamarie Holmes Princeton 14 6-12-18
7 Kerry Weiland Wisconsin 18 7-10-17
8 Jodi Smith Findlay 10 8- 8-16
9 Brittny Ralph Minn-Duluth 14 4-10-14
10 Tara Mounsey Brown 7 8- 5-13
Navada Russell Minn-Duluth 13 2-11-13
Natalie Schembri Mercyhurst 17 6- 7-13
Jennifer Jeffrey Mercyhurst 17 5- 8-13
14 Kelly Sage St. Lawrence 13 1-11-12
Erine Metcalf Northeastern 14 3- 9-12
Jennie Setaro Northeastern 14 2-10-12
Lisa Peters Bemidji State 16 5- 7-12
Courtney Kennedy Minnesota 17 3- 9-12
19 Pamela Pachal Minn-Duluth 14 1-10-11
20 Jamie Hagerman Harvard 13 2- 8-10
Linda Groff Niagara 15 2- 8-10
Freshman Scoring: GP G- A- P
1 Maria Rooth Minn-Duluth 13 18-15-33
Seanna Murphy Mercyhurst 17 13-20-33
3 C. J. Ireland Mercyhurst 17 9-20-29
4 Hanne Sikio Minn-Duluth 11 15-13-28
5 Kendra Antony Wisconsin 18 12-14-26
6 Christy Vinge Mercyhurst 17 11-14-25
7 Erika Holst Minn-Duluth 14 14-10-24
Alicia Kinsman Bemidji State 16 12-12-24
9 Lill Raynard Bemidji State 16 12-11-23
Sis Paulsen Wisconsin 16 8-15-23
K. C. Gallo Mercyhurst 17 14- 9-23
12 Ronda Curtin Minnesota 17 13- 8-21
13 Teegon Black Mercyhurst 17 9-11-20
14 Randi Pilger Mercyhurst 17 11- 8-19
15 Valerie Hall Niagara 15 11- 7-18
16 Melissa Oliver Findlay 11 11- 6-17
Kerri McEwen Bemidji State 16 9- 8-17
Kerry Weiland Wisconsin 18 7-10-17
19 Kelly Kegley Wisconsin 12 8- 8-16
Michelle McAteer Minn-Duluth 13 8- 8-16
Kerry Ryan Mercyhurst 17 4-12-16
Goals Against Average: Minutes GA GAA
1 Erika Silva Northeastern 842:57 14 1.00
2 Amanda Tapp Minn-Duluth 665:00 14 1.26
3 Jen Huggon New Hampshire 499:23 11 1.32
4 Amy Ferguson Dartmouth 212:48 5 1.41
5 Caryn Ungewitter St. Lawrence 536:50 13 1.45
6 Tiffany Ribble Mercyhurst 400:00 10 1.50
7 Sara DeCosta Providence 672:03 17 1.52
8 Ali Brewer Brown 608:27 18 1.78
9 Chanda Gunn Wisconsin 409:13 13 1.91
10 Sarah Ahlquist Princeton 410:30 14 2.05
Save Percentage: Saves GA Pct
1 Erika Silva Northeastern 278 14 .952
2 Caryn Ungewitter St. Lawrence 218 13 .944
3 Jen Huggon New Hampshire 178 11 .942
4 Sara DeCosta Providence 265 17 .940
5 Amy Ferguson Dartmouth 70 5 .933
Chanda Gunn Wisconsin 180 13 .933
7 Amanda Tapp Minn-Duluth 180 14 .928
8 Ali Brewer Brown 228 18 .927
9 Tania Pinelli Niagara 366 31 .922
10 Tiffany Ribble Mercyhurst 114 10 .919
Winning Percentage: W- L- T Pct
1 Amanda Tapp Minn-Duluth 11- 0- 1 .958
2 Crystal Springer Harvard 6- 0- 1 .929
3 Jen Huggon New Hampshire 7- 1- 0 .875
4 Erika Silva Northeastern 11- 2- 1 .821
5 Ali Brewer Brown 8- 2- 1 .773
6 Tiffany Ribble Mercyhurst 6- 2- 0 .750
7 Caryn Ungewitter St. Lawrence 6- 3- 0 .667
Alison Kuusisto Harvard 4- 2- 0 .667
9 Bre Dedrickson Bemidji State 6- 3- 1 .650
10 Erin Blair Findlay 6- 3- 2 .636
Scoring Offense: Games Goals G/GM
1 Minn-Duluth 14 96 6.86
2 Mercyhurst 17 97 5.71
3 Findlay 11 57 5.18
4 Harvard 13 64 4.92
5 Minnesota 17 76 4.47
6 New Hampshire 11 49 4.45
7 Northeastern 14 59 4.21
8 Bemidji State 16 67 4.19
9 Dartmouth 9 37 4.11
10 Niagara 15 59 3.93
St. Lawrence 14 55 3.93
Scoring Defense: Games Goals G/GM
1 Northeastern 14 15 1.07
2 St. Lawrence 14 19 1.36
3 Providence 14 20 1.43
4 Brown 11 18 1.64
5 Mercyhurst 17 28 1.65
6 New Hampshire 11 19 1.73
7 Minn-Duluth 14 25 1.79
8 Minnesota 17 36 2.12
9 Niagara 15 33 2.20
10 Findlay 11 25 2.27
Penalty Minutes: Games PIM PIM/G
1 Ohio State 18 327 18.2
2 Niagara 15 230 15.3
3 Northeastern 14 192 13.7
4 Dartmouth 9 119 13.2
5 Harvard 13 170 13.1
6 Bemidji State 16 193 12.1
7 Findlay 11 128 11.6
Minn-Duluth 14 162 11.6
9 Minnesota 17 192 11.3
10 Cornell 11 120 10.9
Power Play: Totals SHA PCT
1 Minn-Duluth 15/ 55 3 27.3
2 Minnesota 19/ 74 1 25.7
3 New Hampshire 13/ 52 2 25.0
4 St. Lawrence 15/ 61 1 24.6
5 Harvard 13/ 57 0 22.8
6 Niagara 14/ 64 2 21.9
7 Northeastern 15/ 72 0 20.8
8 Brown 8/ 41 1 19.5
9 Providence 8/ 47 0 17.0
10 Wisconsin 14/ 86 2 16.3
Penalty Kill: Totals SHF PCT
1 Northeastern 80/ 83 2 96.4
2 Brown 33/ 35 5 94.3
3 St. Lawrence 59/ 63 2 93.7
4 Mercyhurst 69/ 74 1 93.2
5 Niagara 85/ 92 6 92.4
6 New Hampshire 48/ 53 6 90.6
7 Minn-Duluth 55/ 61 4 90.2
8 Providence 51/ 58 2 87.9
9 Minnesota 70/ 80 5 87.5
Harvard 63/ 72 7 87.5
Combined Special Teams: Totals PCT
1 Niagara 99/156 63.5
2 Northeastern 95/155 61.3
3 Minn-Duluth 70/116 60.3
4 St. Lawrence 74/124 59.7
5 Harvard 76/129 58.9
6 New Hampshire 61/105 58.1
7 Minnesota 89/154 57.8
8 Bemidji State 84/146 57.5
9 Mercyhurst 79/139 56.8
10 Providence 59/105 56.2
Special Teams Net: PPF SHA PP PPA SHF SH NET
1 Northeastern 15 0 +15 3 2 -1 +14
2 Minnesota 19 1 +18 10 5 -5 +13
3 New Hampshire 13 2 +11 5 6 +1 +12
St. Lawrence 15 1 +14 4 2 -2 +12
5 Harvard 13 0 +13 9 7 -2 +11
Niagara 14 2 +12 7 6 -1 +11
7 Brown 8 1 +7 2 5 +3 +10
8 Minn-Duluth 15 3 +12 6 4 -2 +10
9 Providence 8 0 +8 7 2 -5 +3
10 Mercyhurst 10 4 +6 5 1 -4 +2
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Craig Roberts, University of Minnesota
Assistant Sports Information Director
Phone: (612) 624-0522 Fax: (612) 624-8018
Check out the Gophers on the Web at http://www.gophersports.com
Or call the Diet Coke Gopher Sports Hotline at (612) 626-STAT
GO GOPHERS!
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Date: Mon, 13 Dec 1999 23:19:02 -0600
From: lohr
Subject: Augsburg College Women's Hockey
Minnesota State- Mankato: 6 (division 1)
Augsburg College: 2 (division 3)
MINNEAPOLIS (12/12/99)-- Tristin Stephenson (Fr., Ashland, WI) tied a school
record with four goals as Minnesota State University, Mankato cruised to 6-2
victory over host Augsburg College in a nonconference women's hockey game
Sunday night at Augsburg Ice Arena.
The four-goal tally, including two goals in a 21-second span in the third
period, tied a single-game school record set last season by Kim Corona (Sr.,
LaVerne, CA), also against the Auggies. Corona had a goal and two assists in
Sunday's game for the Mavericks, with Katie Ingram (Sr., Idaho Falls, ID)
adding the other Maverick goal.
With the win, Division I MSU-Mankato improves to 5-11-1 overall, while
Augsburg, the No. 2-rated team in the nation in Division III (U.S. College
Hockey Online poll), drops to 4-2-0 overall.
The Mavericks outshot the Auggies by a 35-13 margin in the contest. Meg
Schmidt (Sr., West St. Paul, MN) made 24 saves for Augsburg before being
pulled early in the third period, with Jodi Winters (Fr., Little Canada, MN)
making five saves in relief. Katie Beauduy (Fr., Blaine, MN) made 11 saves
for the Mavericks.
Cindy Drum (Sr., Milwaukee, WI) and Annie Mattison (So., Anchorage, AK) had
goals for the Auggies.
Augsburg returns to action on Jan. 7 with a home game (7:05 p.m.) against
Division I St. Cloud State, while MSU-Mankato plays Findlay (Ohio) on Jan. 7
at 7:05 p.m. at All-Seasons Arena in Mankato.
FIRST PERIOD
Goals
1) 10:58--Mankato--Tristin Stephenson (Erin Hafermann)
Penalties
6:17--Augsburg--Rachel Leger (2 min) tripping
8:00--Mankato--Katie Ingram (2 min) cross checking
10:49--Augsburg--Katie Cheese (2 min) interference
14:47--Augsburg--Angie Gliniany (2 min) tripping
19:02--Augsburg--Rachel Leger (2 min) body checking
SECOND PERIOD
Goals
2) 3:48--Mankato--Kim Corona (Ryann Gelder)
3) 6:40--Augsburg--Cindy Drum (Genevieve Antonello)
4) 8:23--Mankato--Tristin Stephenson (Erin Hafermann)
5) 11:59--Mankato--Katie Ingram (Tina Serafin)
Penalties
4:18--Augsburg--Rachel Leger (2 min) roughing
4:18--Mankato--Erin Hafermann (2 min) body checking
8:46--Mankato--Heather Nadeau (2 min) tripping
8:54--Augsburg--April Leger (2 min) high sticking
13:02--Augsburg--Anne Osberg (2 min) slashing
16:09--Mankato--Mandy Krause (2 min) cross checking
THIRD PERIOD
Goals
6) 6:02--Mankato--Tristin Stephenson (Jessica Schmidt)
7) 6:23--Mankato--Tristin Stephenson (Erin Hafermann)
8) 6:49--Augsburg--Annie Mattison (unassisted)
Penalties
3:18--Mankato--Tina Serafin (2 min) body checking
13:02--Mankato--Dana Burgos (2 min) high sticking
15:39--Augsburg--Laura McGowan (2 min) slashing
19:31--Mankato--Tristin Stephenson (2 min) interference
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