2011-12 university of north dakota women's hockey media guide

2011-12 women’s HockeyMEDIA GUIDE

UNIVERSITY OFNORTH DAKOTA

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Fighting Sioux

table of contents

TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTIONTable of Contents/Quick Facts/Credits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

THE UNIVERSITYUniversity Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-25Multimedia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26

COACHESHead Coach Brian Idalski . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-29Associate Head Coach Peter Elander . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30Assistant Coach Erik Fabian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31Support Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32-33

2011-12 SEASON OUTLOOKPreview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34-36

THE BENCHRoster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37Sara Dagenais . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38Ashley Holmes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39Kelsey Ketcher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40Margot Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41Stephanie Ney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42Alyssa Wiebe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43Jorid Dagfinrud . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44Ashley Furia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45Megan Gilbert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46Jocelyne Lamoureux . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47Monique Lamoureux-Kolls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48Mary Loken . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49Candace Molle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50Allison Parizek . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51Holly Perkins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52Jordan Slavin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53Kayla Berg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54Michelle Karvinen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55Madison Kolls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56Michelle Bonapace-Potvin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57Monique Weber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58Shelby Amsley-Benzie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58Andrea Dalen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .59Josefine Jakobsen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .59Leah Jensen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60Josie Johnson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60Shannon Kaiser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .61Layla Marvin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .61Tori Williams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62

OPPONENTSConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64-67Non-Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68

2010-11 SEASON REVIEWRecap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70-71Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73Game-by-Game Scoring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74Box Scores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75-80Attendance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .81Overall Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .82Conference Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .83WCHA Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .84

FIGHTING SIOUX HISTORYTimeline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86-88Awards and Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .89 Year-by-Year Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90-92All-Time vs . Opponents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93-95Team Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96-97Single-Season Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98-99Career Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100-101All-Time Roster/Jersey History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102-104All-Time National Champions/Shutout Club/Captains . . . . . . . . . . . . 105Olympians . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106

WCHAThis is the WCHA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107Composite Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108

QUICK FACTSGENERALSchool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .University of North DakotaLocation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Grand Forks, N .D . (58202)Founded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1883Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14,697 (Fall 2011)Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fighting SiouxSchool Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kelly Green & WhiteHome Arena (Capacity) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ralph Engelstad Arena (11,634)Ice Surface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .200 x 85National Affiliation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NCAA Division I Conference . . . . . . . . . . Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA)President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr . Robert Kelley (Abilene Christian, 1965) Director of Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Faison (Missouri, 1972)Senior Woman Administrator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Daniella IrleFaculty Athletics Representative . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sue JenoPress Box Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .701 .777 .3571Athletic Dept . Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .701 .777 .2234Ticket Office Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .701 .777 .0855

HISTORYFirst Year of Hockey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2002-03All-time Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90-189-28 (nine seasons)NCAA Championships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0NCAA Tournament Appearances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0WCHA Championships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0WCHA Final Face-Off Appearances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

COACHING STAFFHead Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Idalski (Wisconsin-Stevens Point, 2001)Record at UND . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45-80-17 ( .377)/four yearsCareer Record as Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . 153-101-28 ( .592)/nine yearsRecord at Wisconsin-Stevens Point . . . . . . . . . 108-21-11 ( .811)/five yearsAssociate Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Peter Elander (2nd season)Assistant Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Erik Fabian (2nd season)Athletic Trainer/Strength . . . . . . . . . McKynsay Vanderpan (10th season) Equipment Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kevin Vaughan (4th season)

TEAm INFORmATION2010-11 Overall Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-13-3NCAA Finish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N/A2010-11 WCHA Record/Finish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-10-2/4th2010-11 Home Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11-7-12010-11 Away Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-5-22010-11 Neutral Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-0-1Letterwinners Returning/Lost/First Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18/3/11

TEAm INFORmATIONAsst . Media Relations Director (WHKY Contact) . . . . . . . . . Derek KoenenE-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . derek .koenen@athletics .UND .eduOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .701 .777 .6743Cell Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .507 .828 .3021Office Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .701 .777 .4352

CreditsThe 2011-12 North Dakota women’s hockey media guide was written and designed by Derek Koenen, Jayson Hajdu and Landon Bahl . Editorial assistance provided by Jayson Hajdu, Matt Schill and Brian Idalski . Photos by Kory Wallen, Emily Green, Matt Clemetson, Brad Olson and Matthew Mo-dine .

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tHe univeRsity of noRtH DaKota

Located in Grand Forks in the heart of the Red River Valley, the University of North Dakota is the largest and most diversified institution of higher learning in a three-state region . One of only 47 public institutions with both a law school and a medical school, UND consistently ranks by most measures as one of the top 150 universities in the United States . Its more than 14,000 students – including over 2,500 graduate students, 250 law students, and 240 medical students – come from every state in the union and more than 50 countries .

Stretching out from the banks of the scenic English Coulee, the 548-acre University of North Dakota campus has been nationally recognized for its landscaping and beauty . The 242 buildings demonstrate both classic university architecture blended with

more futuristic facilities in the Aerospace complex . UND’s newest additions are the remodeled and expanded energy-efficient and environmentally conscious Education Building, the $20 million Wellness Center, and University Place, an innovative apartment-style residence hall .

With 218 fields of study and nearly 3,000 courses, including internationally recognized programs in aviation, aerospace, and Unmanned Aerial Systems, UND has a vast array of educational choices . The most popular programs include engineering, health professions, business, aerospace, and education, The University is characterized by a solid foundation of the liberal arts surrounded by a constellation of professional programs, a manageable size, high-quality students and faculty, a varied curriculum, nine colleges and schools, a widely recognized program of graduate education and research, rich cultural resources, and an outstanding record of alumni support .

UND is consistently ranked highly in college guides, including U .S . News & World Report, Forbes, Princeton Review, and more . Its economic impact on the state of North Dakota and region is nearly $1 billion .

UND offers 52 master’s and 26 doctoral programs, as well as professional programs in law (J .D .) and medicine (M .D .), and undergraduate degrees in 89 fields of study in nine degree-granting colleges:

College of Arts & Sciences•College of Business & Public Administration•College of Education & Human •DevelopmentGraduate School•The John D . Odegard School of Aerospace •SciencesCollege of Nursing•School Engineering and Mines•School of Law•School of Medicine and Health Sciences•

People:

14,194 total enrollment (Fall 2011) •

11,139 undergraduate students•

3,055 graduate and professional (law •

and medicine) students

52% men, 48% women•

2 .5% American Indian, 1 .6% African-•

American, 1 .6% Latino-American, and

1 .4% Asian-American students

50 states and more than 50 countries •

are represented in the student body

2,979 live in UND’s 14 residence halls•

664 faculty and 2,149 staff•

116,251 degrees granted since 1889•

98,235 living alumni•

UND had more than 25,000 enrollments •

in its online academic courses

and programs, non-credit courses,

workshops, and other professional

development activities

Quick Facts:

Founded in 1883, six years before North •

Dakota became a state

There are 14 residence halls, 850 •

student apartment units, and19

fraternities and sororities

UND has over 200 student •

organizations

The Dakota Student, the official •

publication of UND, was first published

in 1888

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tHe univeRsity of noRtH DaKota

Tom Amberry, ‘46World record holder with 2,750 consecutive free throws

maxie Anderson, ‘56First to cross Atlantic Ocean, North America in balloon

James maxwell Anderson, ‘11Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright

Sam Anderson, ‘69, ‘71Actor, notably in Lost, Forrest Gump, Friends, ER

Ed Belfour, ‘87Third-winningest goalie in NHL history

Carla Christofferson, ‘89Co-owner of WNBA’s Los Angeles Sparks

Ronald Davies, ‘27, ‘61U .S . District Judge, ordered 1957 integration of Little Rock (Ark .) high schools

Byron Dorgan, ‘64Current U .S . Senator for North Dakota

Carl Ben Eielson, ‘21Aviator, explorer, first to cross Arctic Ocean and Antarctica by plane

Ralph Engelstad, ‘54Las Vegas entrepreneur, casino owner

Dick Fontaine, ‘65Executive Chairman, GameStop

Terry Ingstad, ‘67Known as Shadoe Stevens, replaced Casey

Kasem as host of “American’s Top 40”, announcer for Hollywood Squares, Late Night with Craig Ferguson

Phil Jackson, ‘67Legendary NBA player and coach

Chuck Johnson, ‘48Sports writer and author, member of the Wisconsin Sports Hall of Fame

Rick Kelleher, ‘69Known as Don Bleu, host of The Gong Show

Cora Smith King, 1889One of first graduates; first woman to pass N .D . state medical examination and perform surgery

Chuck Klosterman, ‘94Best-selling author

Karen Nyberg, ‘94NASA astronaut

Fritz Pollard, Jr., ‘39 Olympic medalist, 110 hurdles

Sally (Wold) Smith, ‘80President and CEO of Buffalo Wild Wings Grill and Bar

Dave St. Peter, ‘89President of MLB’s Minnesota Twins

Edward K. Thompson, ‘27, ‘58Writer, editor of Life Magazine, publisher of SMITHSONIAN Magazine

Era Bell Thompson, ‘29, ‘69Author, editor and journalist for Ebony Magazine

NOTABLE ALUmNI

Ed Belfour is the third-winningest goalie in National Hockey League history and is a 2011 inductee into the Hockey Hall of Fame.

Travis Zajac set a New Jersey Devils franchise record by playing in 401 consecutive games.

In 2009-10, Jonathan Toews captained the Chicago Blackhawks to the Stanley Cup and led Canada to a gold medal at the Olympics, where he was named the tournament’s top forward.

New Jersey Devils star Zach Parise led the United States to a silver medal at the 2010 Winter Olympics.

T.J. Oshie (2005-08) has been voted the St. Louis Blues’ Most Popular Player by the fans in each of his first three seasons.

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about gRanD foRKs

Grand Forks, N .D ., is a classic university town . Located in the heart of the Red River Valley on Interstate 29, the largely residential town offers a community environment with all the amenities of a large urban area and the safety and convenience of a small community, and is within driving distance of great amenities in the region .

Grand Forks has outdoor activities for every season:• 900acresofpark landwith trails, sportsfieldsandcourts,

lakes, playground equipment .• TheGreenway-2,200acresalongtheRedRiver• TwentymilesfromTurtleRiverStatePark.• FivegolfcoursesincludingKing’sWalk,theonlyPGA-rated

golf course in North Dakota .• One-of-a-kindJapaneseGardenatSertomaPark.

Greater Grand Forks is an impressively cosmopolitan city, boasting a regional population of roughly 75,000 residents and spanning two states . Because of its diversity, there’s always live theatre, musical performances, art shows or a concert from rock to the Grand Forks Symphony somewhere in Grand Forks:

Alerus Center•Empire Arts Center•Ralph Engelstad Arena complex•Fire Hall Theatre•The North Dakota Museum of Art•Chester Fritz Auditorium •Grand Cities Art Fest•First Night Celebration•

Wherever one lives in Grand Forks, great shops and restaurants are always within a short distance . Additional commercial growth has sprouted at the southwest end of the city, anchored by the Columbia Mall and Market Place . However, the heart of the Grand Cities is downtown, which spans the Red River . Downtown features a large variety of options and events, from a Farmer’s Market at the Town Square to fine dining .

Photos courtesy of the Greater Grand Forks Convention & Visitors Bureau

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RALPH ENGELSTAD ARENA

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About Ralph Engelstad . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

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RalPH engelstaD aRena

Since opening its doors on Oct . 5, 2001, the new Ralph Engelstad Arena has become widely regarded as arguably the finest hock-ey facility in the world . The premiere home to college hockey, the new Engelstad Arena has just about everything .

As soon as fans enter the doors, they know they are in the Fighting Sioux hockey arena . Fans are greeted in the lobby by a pro shop featuring souvenirs of all kinds . Natural light from the two-story high ceiling atrium illumi-nates the lobby area . The lobby also boasts a tribute to former Sioux greats . The NCAA championship tro-phies are on display, along with an historical photo selection and four video screens play-ing highlights from great Sioux seasons of hockey . Throughout the arena are photos of the Sioux All-Americans . Interspersed are great historical photos which show the progression of Sioux hockey from 1929 when two games were played to Sept . 1946, when student John C . “Jamie” Jamieson was hired to coach the hockey team and led his 19-player squad to a 7-6-0 record . The photos lead the fans up to the present day coaches and players . When fans enter the arena, whether in the bowl or above the suite level, they find dis-tinctive touches of luxury . There are no bleachers in this arena . Each seat in the arena is Sioux-green leather and padded with cher-ry wood arms and a cup holder . Numerous refreshment stands also circle the main con-course and the upper lever . As fans look around the bowl, their eyes are attracted by the fascia ring, which is a televi-sion screen 900 feet long and three feet high . It runs all the way around the arena, above the suite level, and can show fans anything from hockey footage to advertisements .

At center ice, high above center ice, is a Daktronics score-board . The eight-screen video score-board shows game action, scores from around the country and in-game infor-mation . The four top screens are 16’ x 12’, the four bottom screens are 10’ by 12’ . The $2 million dollar scoreboard weighs 30,000 pounds .

Looking high into the rafters at the north and south ends of the arena, fans will see the symbols of what has created the incredible tradition of the Fighting Sioux hockey pro-gram . At the south end, the 14 WCHA Cham-pionships banners, and at the north end the seven NCAA Championship banners . On the north and south walls toward the ceiling of the arena are the banners which represent the NHL teams for which Sioux players have gone on to play with . The arena was built for fan enjoyment and spectacular views of the game . The boards surrounding the rink are a seamless, tapered glass that can flex up to three inches upon impact . Each seat in the rink has excellent site lines, with views of the scoreboard and the entire sheet of ice . The main rink has a 200’ x 85’ surface with seating for approximately 11,500 fans . The practice rink is an olympic-sized rink measur-

ing 200’ x 100’ . The adjacent practice rink has seating for 400-500 spectators .

Opposing teams will enter the arena at the staging area . This area, located at ice level, between the practice rink and the main ice surface, will allow up to four buses to enter and park at one time .

The Sioux training room, located directly across from the locker room, includes an exam room where X-rays can be taken . An underwater treadmill is located inside the training room . It can be used for therapy af-ter injury and includes underwater cameras for monitoring a patient’s progress . There is also a whirlpool for the players which can accommodate just about the entire team .

RALPH ENGELSTAD ARENA

The Ralph Engelstad Arena was the most

visited tourist destination in the state of

North Dakota in 2009, according to Mid-

west Living magazine’s annual Best of the

Midwest issue .

With 483,796 visitors annually, Engelstad

Arena outranked Theodore Roosevelt Na-

tional Park, which had long been seen as

the state’s main tourist destination .

Since it opened in October 2001, the

Ralph has had more than 3 .5 million tick-

eted visitors .

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RalPH engelstaD aRena

The weight room, one of the most talked about rooms in the arena, will be the envy of just about any team, in any sport, in the na-tion . The 10,000 square foot world-class facil-ity has 10 platforms with 10 power stations, 24 weight machines, 30 circuit machines, and 30 aerobic pieces (bikes, treadmills, and stair climbers) .

The room has 20,000 pounds of weights in it . Included in the room is an 1,800 square foot plyo floor, spring mounted for plyomet-ric workouts . Eight television monitors are placed throughout the room to take athletes step-by-step through their workout pro-grams .

On June 26, 2003, with a unanimous vote by the North Dakota State Board of Higher Edu-cation, Ralph Engelstad Arena (REA) and the University of North Dakota started to move forward with construction plans to add the Betty Engelstad Sioux Center to the current REA athletic complex . The new facility, which is 50,000 square feet and located to the west of the REA Olympic practice rink, opened in August 2004 . It is the new home of the Fighting Sioux volleyball and men’s and women’s basketball teams . The Betty Engelstad Sioux Center serves as both the practice facility and home court for the volleyball team, with seating for 4,000 . The arena floor allows for up to four regula-tion practice courts . Other spaces exclusive to volleyball will be a players/parents lounge, study classroom, locker room, team room, training room, equipment room and the coaches’ offices .

For the basketball teams, the facility serves as a practice facility and site for the majority of the teams’ non-conference games . Most of the conference basketball games will be played in the main facility at REA .

Similar to volleyball, the structure will allow for four regulation basketball courts . The bas-ketball teams have their own players/parents lounge, study classroom, locker room, team room, training room, equipment room and the coaches’ offices .

Engelstad Arena By the Numbers

2 Ice sheets3 Zambonis3.2 Miles of brass accents in floors4 Escalators5 Elevators14 Locker rooms48 Luxury suites107 Feet from roof to ice300 Television sets1,500 Off-site parking spaces2,500 On-site parking spaces4,000 Tons of steel11,634 Hockey seating12,086 Basketball seating13,000 Concert seating400,000 Square feet500,000 Concrete blocks$1 million Fascia video screen$1.1 million Bricks$2 million Daktronics scoreboard$100 million Estimated total cost

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RalPH engelstaD

Veteran gaming executive, entrepreneur and humanitarian Ralph Engelstad is the

man behind the finest college hockey facil-ity in the country, the arena which bears his name .

Even though he was an intensely pri-vate, shy and reticent indi-vidual, Ralph was one of the largest phi-lanthropists in America, and he shunned any recogni-tion for his good deeds . After 25 years in the “old”

Ralph Engelstad Arena, Ralph built a $104 mil-lion hockey arena for the University of North Dakota (now recognized industry-wide as the top hockey arena in the area) in 2001-02 . Recently he built and donated a $10 million hockey arena to his hometown, Thief River Falls, Minnesota . In 1998, he donated the General George Pat-ton papers, valued at $1 .45 million to the Uni-versity of North Dakota Charles Fritz Library . In 2002, he purchased 2,000 wheelchairs for North Dakotans through the Wheelchair Foun-dation . He also donated the remaining funds needed to complete statuary for the celebra-tion of the Lewis & Clark bicentennial . Ralph and wife Betty have also contributed generously to charities that benefit children, veterans, seniors and animal causes . The En-gelstad family is recognized as one of the top 10 gift givers of all time to higher education in America . In 1998, when announcing the gift of the hockey arena to the University of North Dako-ta, where he played hockey during college, he said, “Life is full of its ups and downs in busi-ness and personally . I have experienced both, but I have been very fortunate to land on the upper side more times than on the bottom, and it is my desire to share a portion of my good fortune with the UND Hockey Team .”

Ralph Engelstad was one of five children born to Christian and Madeline Engelstad in Thief River Falls, Minnesota and the grandson of a Norwegian immigrant who came to that area to farm . Early in his life, Ralph demonstrated that he had the drive and attitude to achieve great things .

After working his way through UND with odd jobs and some assistance from a hockey schol-arship, Ralph graduated in 1954 with a degree in Business . He soon married his sweetheart, Betty Stocker, and then started his own con-struction company . Through his tremendous work ethic, determi-nation and initiative, Ralph began achieving the “American dream .” He promised himself that he would become a millionaire by age 30; instead, that dream came true one year earlier while he was still a contractor in Grand Forks . In 1959, Ralph moved to Las Vegas where his construction company secured govern-ment contracts to build FHA homes . Further demonstrating his entrepreneurial successes, he bought then barren land surrounding the North Las Vegas Air Terminal, which he later sold to Howard Hughes . In 1971, using the profits from his land sale to Howard Hughes, Ralph purchased the nine-acre Flamingo-Capri Motel on the Las Vegas Strip . Acting as his own contractor, he built the Imperial Palace, which opened in 1979 with 650 rooms . Today, the Imperial Palace ranks as the 2nd largest sole proprietorship hotel in the world and boasts 2,700 rooms and 2,600 employ-ees . In 1997, Ralph expanded his casino hold-ings by building his second Imperial Palace in Biloxi, Mississippi . The term “innovator” was often applied to Ralph throughout his varied career . For in-stance, his love of automobiles and racing led him to develop the famed Las Vegas Motor Speedway, which he later sold . He is known in-ternationally for his tremendous car collection, showcased in first-class museums in both the Las Vegas and Biloxi hotels . And when his fleet of antique automobiles needed restoring, he employed 50 Ne-vada prisoners who accomplished the job while hon-ing their skills for future classic car work . Ralph introduced several “firsts” in the hotel/casino industry . In 1993, he opened the first medical center in a casino for employ-ees, the Nevada Resorts Medical Center, now the UMC Medical Cen-

ter . He introduced the first drive-through Race & Sports Book in 1989, and was the first to of-fer airline baggage check-in service at the ho-tel in 2000 (unfortunately, this popular Las Ve-gas service was discontinued after the events of Sept . 11, 2001) . Perhaps one of Ralph’s greatest contributions as a humanitarian was his devotion to the handicapped . He has received many state and national awards for hiring the disabled, and approximately 13 percent of his Imperial Pal-ace employees have some form of disability . In recognition of his unending contributions to the handicapped, Ralph was named “Em-ployer of the Year” by the Nevada Governor’s Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities in 1987 and 1989 . In 1991, he re-ceived the prestigious “National Employer of the Year” award from the President’s Commit-tee on Employment of People with Disabili-ties . Among other awards, he was also recognized as “Employer of the Year” by the Southwest Business, Industry and Rehabilitation Asso-ciation and received the “Humanitarian of the Year Award” from the International Gaming & Business Exposition . His latest recognition came in 2002 when he was inducted into the North Dakota Entrepre-neur Hall of Fame and honored for his entre-preneurial success in the construction, casino, entertainment and antique auto industries . Engelstad passed away on Nov . 26, 2002, after a valiant battle with cancer . He was 72 . Throughout his memorable career, Ralph had two mottos for living that reflected his ambi-tion and drive: “The harder I work, the luckier I get” and “No dream comes true until you wake up and go to work .”

Ralph and Betty Engelstad on opening night at the current Ralph Engelstad Arena.

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atHletics facilities

ALERUS CENTERNorth Dakota plays its football home games at the Alerus Center (above and right), a 12,283-seat stadium located just minutes from the UND campus in Grand Forks.

A frenzied crowd of 12,431 packed the 2009 home opener against South Dakota, the largest season-opening crowd in Alerus Center history.

BETTY ENGELSTAD SIOUX CENTER The Betty Engelstad Sioux Center (left and below) opened in August 2004 and is home to the UND volleyball and basketball teams, while also housing the Fighting Sioux women’s soccer locker room and offices.

One of the premiere arenas of its kind in the country, the Sioux Center has a capacity of approximately 3,300. There are 2,600 seats with molded chair backs, 700 telescopic bleacher seats and additional seating in the VIP area.

APOLLO SPORTS COMPLEXThe North Dakota softball team plays its home games at the Apollo Softball Complex (left), located minutes from campus.

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HYSLOP SPORTS CENTER Over the many years, the Hyslop Sports Center (above and right) has served a number of different functions. Today it houses the athletic administration offices, the athletic academic study center, the swimming and diving pool, weight room, coaching offices and locker room facilities.

Ray RichaRds Golf couRse Ray Richards Golf Course (left) is home to the cross country teams’ annual home event, the Ron Pynn Invitational. The course is set up as a 5K for women and 8K for men, providing a challenging route well-known in the Upper Midwest.

BRONSON FIELD Bronson Field (above) has been the home of North Dakota women’s soccer since the team’s inception in 1999. The natural grass field is located on campus, west of the UND bookstore and part of the Ralph Engelstad Arena sports complex. A second practice field is located just east of the Ralph Engelstad Arena.

CENTER COURT FITNESS CLUB Center Court Fitness Club (above), which is owned and operated by the Grand Forks Park District, is the home of the UND women’s tennis team. The facility has five indoor regulation tennis courts.

Construction has also begun on the future home of UND tennis, the $25 million Choice Health and Fitness Club. Once completed, the facility will feature six indoor courts and six outdoor illuminated courts. The projected completion date is Fall 2012.

KING’S WALK GOLF COURSE King’s Walk Golf Course (left) is the home to the University of North Dakota men’s and women’s golf teams. The Arnold Palmer-designed course recreates the atmosphere found on the great links courses of Scotland and Ireland.

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Ralph EngElstad aREna The most visited tourist destination in North Dakota, the new Ralph Engelstad Arena (above and right) has become widely regarded as the finest hockey facility in the world. The premiere home to college hockey, the Engelstad Arena has just about everything.

As soon as fans enter the doors, they know they are in the Fighting Sioux hockey arena. Seven NCAA and 14 WCHA championship banners hang proudly from the rafters.

MeMorial StadiuM Memorial Stadium (left) is the most historic building among the University of North Dakota athletic facilities. It boasts a rich and colorful history that continues today, serving as the practice home and offices for North Dakota football.

KRAFT FIELDThe North Dakota baseball team plays its home games at Kraft Field, a facility owned and operated by the Grand Forks Park District that includes bleacher seating for 2,000 in a picturesque setting with evergreens lining the outfield fences. The facility recently received a new artificial infield prior to the 2011 season.

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acaDeMic success

UND athletics prides itself on the academic excellence of its student-athletes, whose athletic achievements are matched by academic distinction on a yearly basis .

The George and Arlene Schubert Athletics Academic Center, which opened in April 2008, serves as a study center for student-athletes and is conveniently located in the Hyslop Sports Center .

Academic services director Amanda Hajdu oversees the study center, which features 12 state-of-the-art, desktop computers and provides an excellent location for student-athletes to utilize between classes for valuable daytime study . The academic center is also available on demand to student-athletes for evening study table .

UND’s student-athletes also have access to a variety of laptop computers for use on road trips, further emphasizing a department-wide commitment to academics .

UND’s Academic Awards Night in February honored 244 student-athletes who achieved either a 3.0 GPA during the fall semester or a cumulative 3.0 through the Fall 2010 semester. More than half of UND’s student-athletes achieved this high honor, including 46 who owned a perfect 4.0 GPA.

Amanda HajduDirector of Academic Services

NOTABLE ACADEmIC ACHIEVEmENTS IN 2010-11

• UNDplaced110student-athleteson the Great West Conference (GWC) and Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) all-academic teams, including a team-record 16 men’s hockey student-athletes .

• UND’s student-athletes owned acollective 3 .089 GPA in 2010-11 .

• Sixty-four percent of UND’sstudent-athletes boasted a 3 .0 GPA during the spring semester alone .

• Former softball and hockeystandout Casie Hanson was one of eight national recipients of the prestigious NCAA Top VIII Award .

• Junior goalie Brad Eidsnessreceived the NCAA Elite 88 Award for men’s hockey .

• UND’s women’s golf programreceived public recognition from the NCAA for its outstanding multiyear Academic Progress Rate (APR) . UND’s APR ranked in the top 10 percent of all Division I women’s golf programs, which accounts for the 2006-07 through 2009-10 academic years .

• The women’s swimming anddiving program ranked fourth among the 89 NCAA Division I teams named to the 2010 College Swim Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) Scholar All America Team in February .

The George and Arlene Schubert Athletics Academic Center provides a comfortable and centrally-located site to aid in the promotion of academics for all student-athletes.

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acaDeMic success

Volleyball1991 Karla Danielson 2nd Team2002 Kate Cahill 3rd Team

Football1975 Fred Slone 2nd Team1977 Fred Slone 2nd Team1984 Glen Kucera 2nd Team1987 Kurt Otto 1st Team1988 Chuck Clairmont 1st Team Rusty Ekness 2nd Team Matt Gulseth 1st Team1992 Mark Ewen 1st Team Tim Gelinske 1st Team1996 Tim Tibesar 1st Team1998 Marcus McKenzie 2nd Team1999 Brant Grimes 2nd Team2001 Mac Schneider 2nd Team2002 Mac Schneider 1st Team2003 Jesse Ahlers 2nd Team2005 Jeff Glas 1st Team Digger Anderson 2nd Team Danny Gagner 2nd Team2006 Weston Dressler 1st Team Michael Greenwood 1st Team2007 Mitch Braegelmann 1st Team Weston Dressler 1st Team Rory Manke 2nd Team2008 Mitch Braegelmann 1st Team Rory Manke 1st Team Andrew Miller 2nd Team Brady Trenbeath 2nd Team2009 Brandon Hellevang 1st Team Nick Nolte 2nd Team Baseball1978 Lowell Schweigert 2nd Team

Golf2009 Amanda Kaler 2nd Team

Softball2002 Holly Bonk 3rd Team2007 Casie Hanson 3rd Team2008 Casie Hanson 1st Team2010 Casie Hanson 1st Team

Women’s Basketball1985 Lori Carriere 2nd Team1992 Jenny Walter 1st Team1994 Tracey Pudenz 1st Team1999 Jaime Pudenz 3rd Team2000 Jaime Pudenz 2nd Team2003 Jenny Boll 3rd Team Becky Moen 3rd Team

Women’s Tennis2006 Erin Sullivan 3rd Team

Women’s Swimming & Diving1984 Kim Edwards 3rd Team1985 Kim Edwards 2nd Team1990 Janine Etchepare 2nd Team1991 Janine Etchepare 1st Team2001 Katie Bjerke 2nd Team2002 Katie Bjerke 1st Team2006 Lauren Mickelson 3rd Team

men’s Swimming & Diving1993 Carlo Waldfried 3rd Team1999 Ryan Requist 2nd Team2000 Ryan Requist 1st Team2001 Ryan Requist 1st Team2002 Sebastian Andersson 3rd Team2004 Sebastian Andersson 2nd Team

Women’s Track & Field1984 Kari McIntire 3rd Team1985 Kari McIntire 2nd Team1992 Steph Bruening 2nd Team1993 Steph Bruening 1st Team1994 Steph Bruening 1st Team2010 Kristi Dahlheimer 2nd Team

men’s Track & Field1989 Steve Burian 1st Team1990 Steve Burian 1st Team1999 Marc Sondreal 1st Team2002 Mike Backes 1st Team

men’s Hockey2000 Karl Goehring 2nd Team2001 Karl Goehring 1st Team2009 Chay Genoway 3rd Team

men’s Wrestling1990 Kris Presler 1st Team1991 Kris Presler 1st Team

men’s Basketball1977 Fred Lukens 3rd Team

ALL-TImE ACADEmIC ALL-AmERICANS

All-Time Postgraduate Scholarship Recipients

1979 Dale Lian Football1980 Todd Thomas Football1981 Doug Moen Football1982 Paul Franzmeier Football Alison Myhra Tennis1984 Glen Kucera Football1988 Kurt Otto Football Matt Gulseth Football1991 Kris Presler Wrestling Steve Burian Track & Field1992 Tim Gelinske Football Jenny Walter Basketball1996 Tim Tibesar Football Tom Langer Football1998 Tiffany Pudenz Basketball2000 Stacy Brown Swimming Jaime Pudenz Basketball 2001 Missy Berg Track & Field Karl Goehring Hockey Becky Leppard Track & Field Ryan Requist Swimming2002 Mike Backes Track & Field Katie Bjerke Swimming2003 Kate Cahill Volleyball Kelby Klosterman Football Becky Moen Basketball2004 Jessica Schill Track & Field2007 Michael Greenwood Football2008 Heidi Evans Track & Field/Cross Country2009 Rory Manke Football2009 Amanda Kaler Golf2010 Andrew Miller Football2010 Kristi Dahlheimer Track & Field/Cross Country

North Central Conference Stan marshall Award Winners

(the top student-athlete in the conference)

men’s1991 Kris Presler Wrestling1993 Tim Gelinske Football1996 Tim Tibesar Football2003 Kelby Klosterman Football2004 Sebastian Andersson Swimming

Women’s1985 Kim Edwards Swimming1986 Janine Owens Swimming

A longtime hallmark of Fighting Sioux athletics has been academic excellence .

During the first three years of Division I transition, UND’s student-athletes have earned 10 academic All-America honors, four NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships, and a pair of prestigious NCAA academic awards . UND established its academic reputation with 65 all-time Academic All-Americans at the Division II level, fourth-most all-time among DII schools .

NCAA Top VII Award2011 Casie Hanson Hockey, Softball

NCAA Elite 88 Award2011 Brad Eidsness Hockey

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Team National Champions

1969 Arjan Gelling Track & Field (Six Mile)1984 Kim Edwards Swimming (50 Free)1985 Dave Levos Track & Field (Shot Put) Mary Beth Dunlevy Swimming (100 Fly, 200 Freestyle Relay) Kim Edwards Swimming (200 Freestyle Relay) Janine Owens Swimming (200 Freestyle Relay) Peggy Schmidt Swimming (200 Freestyle Relay)1986 Dave Levos Track & Field (Discus)1987 Norm McGee Track & Field (100M, 55M)1988 Norm McGee Track & Field (100M, 55M)1989 Norm McGee Track & Field (100M)1989 Janine Etchepare Swimming (200 Medley Relay) Kristin McClocklin Swimming (200 Medley Relay) Michelle Puetz Swimming (200 Medley Relay) Jodie Schwartz Swimming (200 Medley Relay) 1990 Janine Etchepare Swimming (50 Freestyle)1990 Marion Warner Swimming (110 Breaststroke, 100 Butterfly, 200 Medley Relay) Janine Etchepare Swimming (200 Medley Relay) Michelle Puetz Swimming (200 Medley Relay) Jodie Schwartz Swimming (200 Medley Relay)1991 Shelly Ebbighausen Swimming (200 Medley Relay ) Janine Etchepare Swimming (200 Medley Relay) Jodie Schwartz Swimming (200 Medley Relay) Marion Warner Swimming (200 Medley Relay)1992 Shelly Ebbighausen Swimming (100 Butterfly)1993 Shelly Ebbighausen Swimming (100 Butterfly)1993 Tisha Yantzer Swimming (200 Breaststroke)1994 Marie Crep Track & Field (800 Meter) Andrea Rudser Swimming (100 Butterfly, 200 Butterfly)1997 Tania Younkin Swimming (100 Butterfly)1998 Tara Bruels Swimming (200 Medley Relay) Sarah Doeden Swimming (200 Medley Relay) Katherine Poole Swimming (200 Medley Relay) Tania Younkin Swimming (200 Medley Relay)1999 Sarah Doeden Swimming (200 Medley Relay) Rebecca Fischer Swimming (400 Individual Medley) Brook McKee Swimming (200 & 400 Medley Relay) Beth Morris Swimming (100 Breaststroke, 200 & 400 Medley Relay) Holly Skarsgard Swimming (200 & 400 Medley Relay) Trish Stoutenberg Swimming (400 Medley Relay)2000 Marie Burdkhard Swimming (200 Medley Relay) Barb Colbert Swimming (200 & 400 Medley Relay) Brook Mckee Swimming (200 & 400 Medley Relay) Beth Morris Swimming (200 & 400 Medley Relay) Trish Stoutenberg Swimming (400 Medley Relay )2001 Sebastian Andersson Swimming (200 Medley Relay) Mats Liden Swimming (200 Medley Relay) Jacob Mills Swimming (200 Medley Relay) Vesa Nurmiviita Swimming (200 Medley Relay)

2002 Fernando Alves Swimming (400 Medley Relay) Sebastian Andersson Swimming (400 Medley Relay) Janice Berry Swimming (400 Indi . Medley, 200 Breaststroke) Andrew Burckhard Swimming (200 Medley Relay) Rodrigo Cintra Swimming (1650 Freestyle) Mats Liden Swimming (200 & 400 Medley Relay) Jacob Mills Swimming (200 & 400 Medley Relay) Beth Morris Swimming (100 Breaststroke) Vesa Nurmiviita Swimming (200 Medley Relay)2003 Fernando Alves Swimming (400 Medley Relay) Erin Borgschatz Diving (1 Meter) Andrew Burckhard Swimming (400 Medley Relay) Jacob Mills Swimming (400 Medley Relay) Jeffrey Schnieder Swimming (400 Medley Relay)2004 Fernando Alves Swimming (200 Freestyle Relay, 100 Butterfly, 200 Butterfly & 400 Freestyle Relay) Sebastian Andersson Swimming (400 Freestyle Relay) Jenny Bachmeier Swimming (100 Backstroke) Andy Burckhard Swimming (200 Freestyle Relay) Rodrigo Ferreira Swimming (200 Freestyle Relay, 100 Backstroke) Jason Mraule Swimming (200 Freestyle Relay, 400 Freestyle Relay) Kasey Moseley Diving (1 Meter) 2005 Fernando Alves Swimming (100 Butterfly & 200 Freestyle Relay) Rodrigo Ferreira Swimming (100 Backstroke & 200 Freestyle Relay) Eric Knight Swimming (200 Freestyle Relay) Jason Mraule Swimming (200 Freestyle Relay) Rodrigo Cintra Swimming (500 Freestyle)2006 Jeff Schneider Swimming (200 Medley Relay) Jared Peters Swimming (200 Medley Relay, 400 Medley Relay) Eric Knight Swimming (200 Medley Relay) Rodrigo Ferreira Swimming (100 Backstroke, 400 Freestyle Relay, 200 Medley Relay, 400 Medley Relay) Pedro Pereira Swimming (400 Medley Relay) Per Westergren Swimming (400 Freestyle Relay, 400 Medley Relay) Adam Rollins Swimming (400 Freestyle Relay) Eric Knight Swimming (400 Freestyle Relay)2007 Anthony Buhr Swimming (200 Freestyle Relay) Rodrigo Ferreira Swimming (100 Backstroke, 200 & 400 Medley Relay Eric Knight Swimming (200 Freestyle Relay, 200 & 400 Medley Relay) Pedro Pereira Swimming (200 Freestyle Relay, 200 & 400 Medley Relay) Per Westergren Swimming (200 Freestyle Relay, 200 Medley Relay) Dan Zabler Swimming (400 Medley Relay)2008 Carissa Gormally Swimming (50 & 100 Freestyle) Heidi Evans Track (1500M) Matt Litzinger Track (Javelin)

1959 Men’s Hockey

1963 Men’s Hockey

1980 Men’s Hockey

1982 Men’s Hockey

1987 Men’s Hockey

1997 Men’s Hockey

1997 Women’s Basketball



2000 Men’s Hockey

2001 Football

Individual National Champions

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gaMeDay exPeRience

The best hockey arena in the world. The great fans in college hockey.

The Fighting Sioux tradition.

A gameday experience that is second to NONE.

“I’ve never been to a place that’s more proud of its athletes and its athletics than UND.”

— Former UND All-American, 2010 United States Olympian and current New Jersey Devils star Zach Parise

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stRengtH & conDitioning

mISSIONIt is our mission to physically and mentally prepare the student-athlete for the rigors of collegiate athletics, by implementing professionally designed, scientifically sound training programs, designed specifically to reduce the incidence of injury and help each team and student-athlete reach their full athletic potential .

PHILOSOPHYWe believe that strength and conditioning is crucial to the complete development of the student-athlete . The philosophy of our strength and conditioning program is based on the belief that what occurs in the weight room and field transfers to the

playing surface . We train sport specifically with the goal of enhancing athleticism . We also believe in the importance of work ethic, attitude, accountability and mental toughness and that these qualities can be developed and enhanced through our strength and conditioning program .

At the University of North Dakota, one program, functioning behind the scenes, but which should not be taken lightly, is the strength and conditioning program . The strength and conditioning program at UND is among the finest in Division I and vital to the success of all UND athletic teams . The strength and conditioning staff commits themselves to the development of size, strength, power, speed, agility, conditioning, and body composition of each student-athlete . The goal of the strength staff is to develop the athlete and team to reach their maximum potential throughout their career while staying injury free .

Nate Baukol, director of strength and conditioning, oversees the program and facilities . Baukol has three full-time assistant coaches and one graduate assistant coach to assist him .

Together they direct and monitor the training of over 400 student-athletes in 20 sports at UND . UND also boasts some of the finest strength training facilities around . The facilities include weight rooms at the Ralph Engelstad Arena, the Betty Engelstad Sioux Center, Memorial Stadium, and the Hyslop Sports Center .

Training has become a year-round activity, with a student athlete spending as much time on physical development as any other part of their sport throughout the year . Student-athletes follow either off-season or in-season programs, which are individualized specific to the athlete and sport . Off-season programs are five days a week, summer months included .

Each athlete receives a comprehensive summer training manual to follow, given that a member of the strength staff won’t be supervising them . In-season programs are typically 45-minute sessions, two to three days per week, supervised by the strength and conditioning staff .

Nate BaukolDirector of Strength and Conditioning

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sPoRts MeDicine

One of the unfortunate aspects of athletics is that injuries do occur . However, every student-athlete from UND athletic teams are under excellent care thanks to the UND Divison of Sports Medicine and its umbrella of staff, facilities and training .

With a staff of 11 faculty athletic trainers, three graduate assistant athletic trainers and 30 athletic training students headed by director of sports medicine Steve Westereng, UND student-athletes are in good hands, returning them quickly and safely to participation .

The UND Division of Sports Medicine was formed in 1990 . Additionally, the bachelor

of science in athletic training degree and the UND Center for Sports Medicine was founded . The athletic training education program was the first program in the nation to be placed directly in a school of medicine and is housed within the Department of Family Medicine, combining the efforts of the UND Athletic Training program and the UND School of Medicine and Health Sciences .

UND’s progressive thinking makes the institution a leader in the field of athletic training . Moreover, the program’s affiliation with the School of Medicine helps both the athletic training student and the student-athlete . Completion of the bachelor of science in athletic training allows the student to sit for the board of certification exam to become a certified athletic trainer (ATC) .

The student-athletes also benefit from having a wealth of competent individuals getting them back into action .

In order to be accepted into the athletic training program, a student must complete 100 hours of observation, fill out a formal application, and have a minimum GPA of 2 .75 .

The Division of Sports Medicine also has an outpatient facility, the UND Center for Sports Medicine, which specializes in rehabilitation of orthopedic injuries . UND student-athletes, as well as the general public, utilize this facility to decrease pain, increase strength, and improve range of motion of injuries . Many of the injuries seen in the Center for Sports Medicine are significant, such as pre- and post-surgical issues . The center is staffed by Cathy Ziegler, PT/ATC, and Robin Tracy, PT/ATC, who have experience with high school, college, and professional athletes .

Steve WesterengDirector of Sports Medicine

Dr. William mannTeam Physician

Dr. Greg GreekTeam Physician

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coMMunity involveMent

Above: The team meets its fans at a postgame meet-and-greet with the Fighting Sioux Club.

Right: Fighting Sioux players sign autographs.

Whether it is reading to area school children or lending their time to countless charitable organizations or providing disaster relief, UND’s student-athletes pride themselves on their community involvement and have long been looked upon as pillars within the UND and Grand Forks communities . In 2010-11 alone, UND student-athletes logged nearly 7,100 hours of community service .

Above: The Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) raised more than $13,000 for earthquake relief efforts in Haiti in 2010. Left: UND’s ‘We Are One. We Are North Dakota: Flood Fight 2011’ t-shirt. The shirt is being sold to aid North Dakota flood victims, with 90 percent of the proceeds going to the American Red Cross. Right: Jocelyne Lamoureux and Monique Lamoureux-Kolls after throwing out the first pitch at ‘UND Day’ at a Minnesota Twins game. Below: Student-athletes call Fighting Sioux Club members and thank them for their support during the annual ‘Thank-A-Thon.’

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atHletics DeveloPMent

*As of Dec . 31, 2010

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MultiMeDia

FightingSioux.com is the official source for everything regarding the University of North Dakota

athletics department.

The website, maintained by the athletics media relations office, offers everything for the fan . Away from home but still want to watch the game live? Watch it on FightingSioux .com .

Missed the game and want to check the score? Find recaps, box scores and on-demand video of highlights and the complete game . Need some new decorations for the dorm room or basement? Buy action images at any size from our photo store .

You can also follow UND on our mobile site or download the Fighting Sioux app for iPhone and Android . News, scores, schedules and watch highlight videos and interviews . You can even listen to live games streamed directly to your phone!

FightingSioux.com has it all!

Live video webcast for all home men’s and •women’s hockey, football, men’s and women’s basketball, and volleyball

Live audio broadcasts for hockey, football, basketballs, •volleyball, soccer, baseball and softball

Watch every game in our on-demand archive any time you •want

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Download the schedules to your mobile device and •calendars

You can also follow the Fighting Sioux on:

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YouTubehttp://www .youtube .com/SIOUXtra

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The 10-station Fighting Sioux Radio Network broadcasts home and away Sioux games and features stations in North Dakota, Minnesota and Montana . The FSRN also airs the weekly Wednesday night UND Green Mill Coaches Show live across the network . The show airs every Wednesday night from September through March from 6:30 to 7:30 p .m . The Fighting Sioux Sports Television Network broadcasts football, volleyball, men’s and women’s hockey and men’s and women’s basketball games nationwide on Fox College Sports and throughout North and South Dakota as well as Northwestern Minnesota through a partnership between Forum Communications, Midcontinent Communications and other cable companies throughout the region .

Live Fighting Sioux television broadcasts and coaches shows are available in over 54 million homes nationwide .

Selected games also air live on WDAZ in Grand Forks, which also includes viewership in southern Manitoba, including Winnipeg and Brandon . The weekly Sioux Sports Extra television show is seen every Sunday night on WDAY in Fargo, KBMY in Bismarck and KMCY in Minot . The show also airs on Fox College Sports and the on Fighting Sioux Sports Network .

MeDia coveRage

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univeRsity aDMinistRation

Dr . Robert Kelley began serving as UND’s 11th president July 1, 2008 .

He had been dean of the College of Health Sciences and professor of medical education and public health at the University of Wyoming since 1999 .

Before then, he was associate vice chancellor for research and executive associate dean of the graduate college at the University of Illinois

at Chicago, and professor of biological sciences at the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and professor of anatomy and cell biology at the College of Medicine, both at the University of Illinois at Chicago . At the University of New Mexico, he served as chair of anatomy and senior executive associate dean, as well as other faculty capacities . He has also taught at the University of California, Berkeley .

Kelley earned his bachelor’s degree in biology and chemistry from Abilene Christian University in Abilene, Texas, in 1965, and his master’s degree in 1966 and doctorate in 1969, both in cell and developmental biology from the University of California, Berkeley .

Kelley has served as chair of the Assembly for the Association of American Medical Colleges, chaired the Council of Academic Societies for the AAMC, and was a member of the executive board of the National Board of Medical Examiners, which is responsible for the U .S . medical licensure examination . In addition, he has served the National Institutes of Health (NIH) on several study sections, served on the director’s advisory board for NIH strategic planning, and chaired the Minority Biomedical Research Support Program advisory committee in the NIH Division of Research Resources . That program helped support research for historically black universities, tribal colleges, and “minority-majority” institutions . He also served as principal investigator for the University of Wyoming/Northern Rockies INBRE (IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence), an NIH program which promotes biomedical research and connects the state’s community colleges with the University of Wyoming .

He and his wife, Marcia, who was a lecturer in the University of Wyoming Department of Communication Disorders, have four children .

pRESIDENTDr. Robert Kelley

Sue Jeno, an associate professor of physical therapy, serves as the Faculty Athletics Representative (FAR) to the National Collegiate Athletics Association . She has held the position since November 2006 .

Jeno has served as a member of the Intercollegiate Athletics Committee for six years and was the chair of the University Senate during the 2005-06 academic year .

Jeno is a former NCAA Division I student-athlete and coach . After competing for the University of Michigan synchronized swimming team, she graduated and served as a coach for the Wolverines for two seasons .

Sue JenoFaculty Athletics Representative

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Brian Faison is in his fourth year as athletics director at the University of North Dakota . Faison assumed his duties at UND in May of 2008 .

In leading UND Athletics through the Division I transition, alumni and fan support have continued to grow: Fighting Sioux Club and endowment giving have enjoyed another record year; volleyball had a second record-breaking season at the turnstile, while women’s and men’s hockey both finished second in the nation in attendance .

Competitively, UND teams again enjoyed outstanding seasons resulting in two conference regular season championships, three conference post-season tournaments championships, four conference student-athletes of the year, three All-Americans, two national players of the year, a fifth trip to the Frozen Four in the past seven years, and a second place finish in the all-sports standings of the Great West Conference .

In the classroom, student-athletes continued their tradition of academic excellence: a record number of student-athletes were named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll for the fall and spring semesters; women’s basketball, women’s swimming and diving, men’ track and field and men’s golf were all recognized nationally for their academic performance, while UND student-athletes received the prestigious NCAA Top VIII and NCAA Elite 88 awards .

Faison helped secure membership in the Big Sky Conference for 14 of UND sports . Competition will begin with the 2012-13 school year . And, he played a leadership role in the formation of the National Collegiate Hockey Conference joining Colorado College, Denver, Miami, Minnesota Duluth and Nebraska Omaha . Conference play begins in 2013 .

Prior to joining UND, Faison served as special assistant to the president for athletics development (2004-07) and director of athletics (1999-04) at New Mexico State University . Before that, he served as the director of development for the National Children’s Cancer Society (1995-1999) . Faison gained experience in Division I administration as the director of athletics at Indiana State University (1988-1995), assistant athletics director for development at the University of Louisville (1984-1988) and assistant athletics director for promotions and fund raising at Illinois State University (1979-1984) . He also had stints as the assistant manager for athletic public relations at the University of Missouri (1978-1979) and assistant director for alumni activities at the University of Missouri (1974-1978) .

Faison received his bachelor’s degree in 1972 from the University of Missouri and is also a 1997 graduate of the National Planned Giving Institute .

Faison and his wife, Donna, have three sons: Jonathan, Matthew and Bradley .

AThlETIcS DIREcToRBrian Faison

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Scott Herring is UND’s associate athletics director and chief financial officer .

Prior to coming to UND, Herring served as vice-president of basketball administration with the NBA’s Orlando Magic, for which he was responsible for all day-to-day business

and financial matters within basketball operations, as well as the team’s salary cap and player contract issues .

Herring joined the Magic as a controller in 1988, one year before the team began play in the NBA as an expansion franchise . He was elevated to director of finance in 1994, senior director of finance, IT and administration in 1997 and became vice-president of basketball administration in 1999 .

Scott HerringAssociate Athletics Director,Chief Financial Officer

Sean Johnson serves as the senior associate athletics director for external operations for UND athletics .

Prior to arriving at UND, Johnson most recently served as the associate athletics director of external operations and sports

information director at the University of Texas A&M-Kingsville .

Johnson also spent five years at New Mexico State University, serving as sports information director, and in the final year and half, the associate athletic director .

Johnson in a 1983 graduate of the University of Missouri . His other stops have included Lincoln University, the University of Missouri-St . Louis, the University of Arkansas-Little Rock, Angelo State, the University of Idaho and the University of North Texas .

Sean JohnsonSenior Associate Athletics Director, External Operations

Daniella Irle serves as UND’s senior associate athletics director of internal operations and senior woman administrator .

Irle came from the Tulane University, where she served as the assistant athletics director of business and student services .

Prior to that appointment, Irle spent three seasons as the head coach of the Tulane women’s swimming and diving team, restarting the program after a 13-year hiatus . She was named Conference USA Coach of the Year in 2004-05 and 2005-06 .

Irle also spent 10 years as the Fresno State swimming and diving coach . The Western Athletic Conference Coach of the Year in 1993 and 1995, 79 of her swimmers broke Fresno State school records .

Daniella IrleSenior Assoc . Athletics Director, Internal Operations/Senior Woman Administrator

matt SchillEditor,

New Media

Erik martinsonAssistant,

Business Operations

megan NicholsonCoordinator, Compliance

Ryan PowellAssociate Director,

Media Relations

Christy KramerAssistant Director,Media Relations

Travis KahlbaughEquipment Manager

Katie HorobAssociate Director,

Fighting Sioux Club

Derek KoenenAssistant Director,Media Relations

Deb BeiswengerAssistant,

Business Operations

Alex BurbachAssistant to the

Athletics Director

Bev HopmanOffice Manager

Steve WesterengDirector,

Sports Medicine

Nate BaukolDirector,

Strength & Conditioning

Amanda HajduDirector,

Academic Services

Brian StromDirector, Aquatics

Head Diving Coach

Paul RalstonDirector,

Sales

Amanda VoigtCoordinator,

Academic Services

Steve BrekkeAssoc . Athletics Director,

Development

Josh mortonAssoc . Athletics Director,

Fighting Sioux Club

Kara HelmigAsst . Athletics Director,

Compliance

Jayson HajduAsst . Athletics Director,

Media Relations

Jed RyanIntern,

Marketing

Stacy BjorlieIntern,

Academic Services

Andy FossIntern,

Marketing

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ADmINISTRATIONAthletic Department Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2234 Athletic Department FAX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2285 Faison, Brian (A .D .) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2993 Irle, Daniella (Sr . Assoc . A .D ./SWA) . . . . . . . . . . 7-4036 Johnson, Sean (Sr . Assoc . A .D ., External) . . . . 7-2210 Brekke, Steve (Assoc . A .D ., Development) . . 7-6426Herring, Scott (Assoc . A .D ., CFO) . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3481Morton, Josh (Assoc . A .D ., FSC) . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-4216Hajdu, Jayson (Asst . A .D ., Media Relations) . 7-2985Helmig, Kara (Asst . A .D ., Compliance) . . . . . . 7-5585 Hajdu, Amanda (Dir ., Acad . Services) . . . . . . 7-2110 Primus, David (Dir ., Marketing) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2237Burbach, Alex (Asst . to the A .D .) . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2794Kahlbaugh, Travis (Equip . Mgr .) . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2987 Hopman, Bev (Office Manager) . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2713 Jeno, Sue (Faculty Athletics Rep .) . . . . . . . . . . 7-3662

ACADEmIC SERVICESHajdu, Amanda (Director) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2110 Voigt, Amanda (Coordinator) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2234Bjorlie, Stacy (Assistant) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TBA BASEBALLDodson, Jeff (Head Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-4038 Field, J .C . (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2352 Devillers, Brian (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . 7-2937 BASKETBALL - mEN’SJones, Brian (Head Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2974 Martin, Bryan (Associate Head Coach) . . . . . . 7-3492 Ahelegbe, Gameli (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . 7-2976Oliver, Dean (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-0483 Abbott, Thelma (Administrative Assistant) . . . 7-3478

BASKETBALL - WOmEN’SRoebuck, Gene (Head Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2980 Brewster, Travis (Associate Head Coach) . . . . 7-6214 Isler, Annie (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-6069Sannes, Val (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3253Abbott, Thelma (Administrative Assistant) . . . 7-3478

BUSINESS OPERATIONSHerring, Scott (Assoc . A .D ., CFO) . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3481Beiswenger, Debbie (Assistant) . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3366 Martinson, Erik (Assistant) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-0835

CHEER TEAmEberhardt, Amber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 740-7377

COmPLIANCEHelmig, Kara (Asst . A .D ., Compliance) . . . . . . 7-5585 Nicholson, Megan (Coordinator) . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3169

FIGHTING SIOUX CLUB/ALUmNIBrekke, Steve (Assoc . A .D ., Development) . . 7-6426Morton, Josh (Assoc . A .D ., FSC) . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-4216Horob, Katie (Associate Director, FSC) . . . . . . 7-4078Alumni 800 TN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800-543-8764

FOOTBALLMussman, Chris (Head Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3176 Mannausau, Mike (Associate Head Coach) . 7-2996 Belmore, Tim (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-4193 Boyd, Benny (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2229Breitbach, Greg (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . 7-2997 Freund, Danny (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2229 Kelling, John (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2995 Kotelnicki, Josh (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . 7-4863 Schleusner, Luke (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . 7-4192Kopp, Dallas (Equipment) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2340 Klug, Cindy (Administrative Assistant) . . . . . . 7-4191

GOLF - mEN’SStiles, Rob (Interim Head Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3036

GOLF - WOmEN’SMartinson, Natalie (Interim Head Coach) . . . 7-3036

HOCKEY - mEN’SHakstol, Dave (Head Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3118Eades, Cary (Associate Head Coach) . . . . . . . . 7-2654Jackson, Dane (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3117Swanson, Pat (Director of Hockey Ops .) . . . . 7-3110Rannells, Andy (Equipment Manager) . . . . . . 7-3110Pester, Carmen (Administrative Assistant) . . 7-3103

HOCKEY - WOmEN’S Idalski, Brian (Head Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-6490Elander, Peter (Associate Head Coach) . . . . . 7-6492Fabian, Erik (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-6491Vaughan, Kevin (Manager of Hockey Ops .) . . 7-6092Reception . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-6697

mARKETING, PROmOTIONS, & SALESPrimus, David (Director, Marketing) . . . . . . . . 7-2237Albrecht, Dexter (Ticket Sales) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-4852Ralson, Paul (Director, Sales) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3210Foss, Andy (Marketing Assistant) . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1373Ryan, Jed (Marketing Assistant) . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1373

mEDIA RELATIONSHajdu, Jayson (Asst . AD, Media Relations) . . 7-2985Powell, Ryan (Associate Director) . . . . . . . . . . 7-2986Koenen, Derek (Assistant Director) . . . . . . . . . 7-6743Kramer, Christy (Assistant Director) . . . . . . . . 7-4210Schill, Matt (New Media Editor) . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2668FAX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-4352

SOCCERGay, Kristen (Head Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3972Tiggs, Nicole (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3684Sera, Lauren (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3684Abbott, Thelma (Administrative Assistant) . . . 7-3478

SOFTBALLOakley, Eric (Head Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-4952Anhel, Jessica (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2353Glueckert, Jennifer (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . 7-2353

SPORTS mEDICINEWestereng, Steve (Director) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3886 Tracy, Robin (Physical Therapist) . . . . . . . . . . . 7-4845 Ziegler, Cathy (Physical Therapist) . . . . . . . . . . 7-4846 Flatt, John (Asst . AT) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2977 Hunt, Erika (Asst . At) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-0723 Poolman, Mark (Asst . AT) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3107 Rambough, Audrey (Asst . AT) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3177 Sand, Erick (Asst . AT) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-0723 Vanderpan, McKynsay (Asst . AT) . . . . . . . . . . . 7-6147

STRENGTH & CONDITIONINGBaukol, Nate (Head Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-4035Cahill, Zachary (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2933Kirchgassner, Michelle (Assistant Coach) . . . 7-2063Schwenzfeier, Aaron (Assistant Coach) . . . . . 7-3933

SWImmING & DIVINGParsons, Steve (Head Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2766 Strom, Brian (Diving Coach/Dir . of Aquatics) . . 7-3050 Baarlaer, Lucas (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3254Rapien, Kevin (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72454Swim ND . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-4451

TENNISWynne, Tom (Head Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-4758 Center Court Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 746-2790 TICKET OFFICEReardon, Heather (Manager) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-4694 Ticket Office (REA) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-0855 REA Ticket Office FAX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-6646 Student Ticket Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3666

TRACK & FIELD/CROSS COUNTRYGalbraith, Kevin (Head Track Coach) . . . . . . . 7-2361Clay, Dick (Head Cross Country Coach) . . . . . 7-2979 Miller, Peter (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-0446 TBA (Assistant Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2361

VOLLEYBALLHardee, Ashley (Head Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2351 Brown, Dan (Asst . Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2508Torres, Krystal (Asst . Coach) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2508Abbott, Thelma (Administrative Assistant) . . . 7-3478

OTHER DEPT. NUmBERSPage, Sally (Title IX Coordinator) . . . . . . . . . . . 7-4172Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2591 Hyslop Conference Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2364 PEXS (HPER) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-4324 Pool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3254 Pool Hours (Recording) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2739 Pride of the North Band . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-4396 Ray Richards Golf Course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-4340 REA Toll Free TN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 877-917-4689 Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3491 Sioux Crew . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3666Training Room (Hyslop) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2977 Training Room (Memorial Stadium) . . . . . . . . 7-4487 Weightroom (Memorial Stadium) . . . . . . . . . . 7-6417 Wellness Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-9355Zamboni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3106

Athletics Department Phone DirectoryAthletic Department Staff - General phone line: 701-777-2234

Unless noted, all phone numbers begin with 77 followed by the 7-XXXX number, and are all in the 701 area code.

Dick ClayCross Country

Jeff DodsonBaseball

Kevin GalbraithTrack and Field

Kristen GaySoccer

Dave HakstolMen’s Hockey

Ashley HardeeVolleyball

Brian IdalskiWomen’s Hockey

Brian JonesMen’s Basketball

Natalie martinsonWomen’s Golf

Chris mussmanFootball

Eric OakleySoftball

Steve ParsonsSwimming

Gene RoebuckWomen’s Basketball

Rob StilesMen’s Golf

Tom WynneTennis

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MultiMedia

2011-12 NORtH daKOta wOMeN’s HOcKey

Media inforMationThe 2011-12 University of North Dakota women’s hockey media guide has been produced by the UND athletics media relations office to provide information for the media in covering the Fighting Sioux this season. We appreciate your interest and will do everything possible to meet your needs. Please take a few minutes to read through the information on this page and to familiarize yourself with this publication.

Thanks again for your interest and coverage and enjoy the season.

Media relations Mailing Address:

Athletic Media Relations OfficeUND Athletics

Hyslop Sports Center, Room 1262751 2nd Avenue North, Stop 9013

Grand Forks, ND 58202

Phone Numbers:derek Koenen, Assistant Director (Contact)Office: 701.777.6743E-mail: [email protected] Hajdu, Assistant A.D.Office: 701.777.2985E-mail: [email protected] Powell, Associate DirectorOffice: 701.777.2986E-mail: [email protected] Kramer, Assistant Director Office: 701.777.4210E-mail: [email protected] Matt schill, New Media EditorOffice: 701.777.2668E-mail: [email protected] Press BoXMembers of the press will be seated in the main press box, which is located on the east side of the Ralph Engelstad Arena. Press may enter the arena at the southwest corner (student entrance) or at the east entrance (main lobby). Credentials can be picked up at the will call window in the main lobby. Media members may park in any available general parking lot. Cheering and betting in the press box will not be tolerated and violators will be removed from the press box.

Press BoX oPerationsGame programs, game notes, line charts, statistics and media guides will be available in the press box prior to all home games. Shot charts and period statistics will be distributed after each period, while a complete game summary will be available upon the conclusion of the game.

Several Daktronics statistic monitors are placed throughout the press box and provide the media information on scoring, penalties and other game information. Media have access to phones (credit card and collect calls), electrical outlets and a copy machine in the press box. Ethernet connections are also available.

Media CredentialsMedia credentials will be issued only to working media, sports information/media relations personnel, league officials or staff members of competing institutions with a legitimate need for access to the press box. Requests for media credentials, season or single-game, for the season must be made in advance with Derek Koenen (701.777.6743) in the UND Media Relations Office. It is asked that you submit credential requests at least one week prior to the game you will be covering.

interVieWsRequests for interviews with players or members of the coaching staff must be made through the UND Media Relations Office. Players will return phone calls from the media either collect or from the media relations office. Mid-morning and early afternoon are the best times to reach Coach Idalski and his staff. Players and coaches are available up to 10 minutes prior to the start of practice (8 a.m.), as well as after practice (10-10:30 a.m.). It would be appreciated if members of the press would call ahead to inform the media relations office of their attendance at practice.

Coach Idalski will be available for pre-game and post-game interviews. Players will be available for post-game interviews only and all interviews will take place outside the locker room. The locker room, training room and weight rooms are off limits to the media. No media interviews will be conducted with players prior to games.

radio and teleVisionThe Engelstad Arena press box has two electronic media booths from which on-air radio talent may broadcast games. One is reserved for UND’s home radio station and one for the visiting radio station. On-air television talent can also be accommodated. Stations wishing to broadcast games from Engelstad Arena are asked to contact the media relations office at least two weeks in advance of the games you intend to cover.

PHotoGraPHersPhotography credentials are issued to media and departmental photographers only. Photographers must remain in designated areas of the arena. Penalty box space is limited and space will be assigned as available.

Media outletsListed below are the primary North Dakota

media outlets

Grand forKs Herald, P.O. Box 6008, Grand Forks, ND 58206Phone: 701.780.1127 FAX: 701.795.4603

farGo foruM, P.O. Box 2020,101 N. Fifth, Fargo, ND 58107Phone: 701.241.5546 FAX: 701.241.5487

BisMarCK triBune, Box 1498, 707 E. Front Ave., Bismarck, ND 58501Phone: 701.223.2500 FAX: 701.223.2063

Minot dailY neWs, Box 1150, Minot, ND 58702Phone: 701.857.1900 FAX: 701.857.1961

daKota student, Box 8177, UNDGrand Forks, ND 58202Phone: 701.777.2677 FAX: 701.777.3137

Clear CHannel CoMMuniCations,North Dakota Stations, 505 University Ave.Grand Forks, ND 58201Phone: 701.746.1417 FAX: 701.746.1410

KCnn radio, Old Belmont Road SouthP.O. Box 13638Grand Forks, ND 58208-3638Phone: 701.775.4611Fax: 701.772.0540

KnoX radio, P.O. Box 13638,Grand Forks, ND 58208-3638Phone: 701.775.4611 FAX: 701.772.0540

KfGo radio, 1020 25th St. SFargo, ND 58103Phone: 701.237.5346

WdaZ-tV (aBC), P.O. Box 12639, Grand Forks, ND 58208-2639Phone: 701.775.2511 FAX: 701.746.4507

KVlY-tV (nBC), 1350 21st Ave. S., Fargo, ND 58103Phone: 701.237.5211 FAX: 701.237.5396

KXJB-tV (CBs), 1350 21st Ave. S., Fargo, ND 58103Phone: 701.282.0444 FAX: 701.282.2680

KVrr-tV (foX), P.O. Box 9115, Fargo, ND 58106Phone: 701.277.1515 Fax: 701.277.9656

assoCiated Press, P.O. Box 1018,Bismarck, NDPhone: 1.800.472.2186 FAX: 701.224.0158

2011-12 SeaSon outlookBrian Idalski . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-29

Peter Elander . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Erik Fabian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Support Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32-33

Season Outlook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34-36

Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

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head coach brian idalski

Head Coach

Years at UND: 5th

Hometown: Warren, Mich.

Alma Mater: Wisconsin-Stevens Point (2001)

2011-12 norTh dakoTa women’s hockey

Brian Idalski is entering his fifth season as head coach of the University of North Dakota women’s hockey program in 2011-12. He has laid a strong foundation for years to come with flourishing recruiting classes, a strong sense of accountability throughout the locker room and a distinguished coaching staff with experience collegiately, professionally, nationally and internationally.

Since the day he was hired on April 11, 2007, and officially introduced at an April 12 press conference at the Ralph Engelstad Arena as the second head coach in program history, Idalski has believed that with second-to-none facilities, a fan base devoted to its Fighting Sioux athletics and hockey, and the vast educational opportunities at the University of North Dakota, that the women’s hockey team should gain its ranks as a traditional powerhouse in the national scene.

Idalski said at the time of his hiring at UND: “I am looking forward to its challenges and I am excited for the opportunity to create a culture of winning and a tradition of excellence with the UND women’s hockey program.”

During his tenure at UND, the program has attracted its first-ever Olympian in Susanne Fellner (2006 Olympics, German National Team), its first-ever active student-athlete Olympians in Jocelyne and Monique Lamoureux (2010 Olympics, U.S. National Team) and first-ever recruited Olympian in Michelle Karvinen (2010 Olympics, Finnish National Team).

Not only has his staff gone global to recruit the top-end talent from the International Ice Hockey Federation, it has grown a pipeline into USA Hockey and Hockey Canada, along with the keeping the local standouts from Minnesota, North Dakota and Manitoba.

Under his tutelage in 2010-11, the Sioux nearly rewrote the record book on their way to a 20-win season, a playoff series win over Bemidji State sending them to the WCHA Final Face-Off, and nearly to the NCAA Tournament after finishing ninth in the Pairwise Rankings – all firsts. The Sioux posted a record of 6-9 against the eight teams that advanced to the NCAA Tournament, with five of those nine losses coming to eventual national champion Wisconsin.

During the 2009-10 season, the Sioux defeated a top-ranked team for the first time as they shutout No. 1 Wisconsin, on the road on the night they hung their national championship banner, to stun over 2,500 Badger fans in attendance at the Kohl Center.

In his first season behind the Sioux bench, Idalski guided a youthful team to a four-win WCHA improvement from the previous season. Along the way, UND also increased its offensive output by half a goal per game while lowering its goals against by nearly the same margin from 2007-08. All were promising signs that better day were ahead for a program that is essentially still in its relative infancy.

Prior to coming to UND, Idalski spent the 2006-07 season as an assistant coach with St. Cloud State University’s women’s hockey program, where his primary responsibilities included coaching the defensemen, scouting opponents and overseeing all aspects of recruiting.

THe BriAN iDAlski File

Birthdate January 23, 1971•

Hometown Warren, Mich.•

education Bachelor’s Degree: Health Promotion/Wellness (UWSP, 2001)•

Family Wife, Nichole• Sons, Beau, Jason, David, Mitchel•

Coaching 2007-present - Head Coach•

University of North Dakota2006-07 - Assistant Coach•

St. Cloud State University2001-06 - Head Coach•

University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point2000-01 - Assistant Coach (men’s)•

University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point1999-00 - Assistant Coach•

Columbus (Central Hockey League)Coaching Awards

2005, 2002 NCHA Coach of the Year•2006, 2005, 2004, 2003 AHCA Award finalist•

Playing Career 1997-99 - Columbus Cottonmouths (CHL) •1995-97 - Madison Monsters (UHL)•1991-95 - University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point•

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game, falling 2-1 to host Middlebury (Vt.).

Being named the NCHA Coach of the Year after his first year as head coach with the Pointers, Idalski also earned NCHA regular season and playoff titles after finishing 20-5-2 in 2002-03 and 26-1 in 2001-02.

A four-year letterwinner at UW-Stevens Point from 1991-1995, Idalski was a member of the Pointers’ NCAA Division III runner-up team in 1992 and was a sophomore on the 1993 Division III national championship team. In 97 career games as a defenseman, he tallied five goals and 20 assists.

Following his Pointer playing days, Idalski went on to play professional hockey for two years with the Madison Monsters of the United Hockey League from 1995-1997. He then played two seasons with the Columbus (Ga.) Cottonmouths of the Central Hockey League from 1997-1999, and won the 1998 CHL regular season and playoff championship. After his professional playing days, Idalski spent the 1999-2000 season as the full-time assistant coach with the Cottonmouths.

Idalski has also been involved for several years as an instructor at the USA Hockey National Development Camps and other instructional hockey camps throughout North America.

A Warren, Mich., native, Idalski and his wife, Nicole, have four sons, Beau, Jason, David and Mitchel.

BriAN iDAlski’s CoACHiNg reCorD

WCHA overAll YeAr sCHool W l T PCT. FiNisH W l T PCT. FiNisH2001-02^ Wisconsin-Stevens Point 15 1 0 .938 1st 26 1 0 .9632002-03 Wisconsin-Stevens Point 12 3 1 .781 2nd 20 5 2 .7782003-04* Wisconsin-Stevens Point 11 4 1 .719 t-2nd 19 7 4 .700 NCAA runner-up2004-05^ Wisconsin-Stevens Point 9 0 1 .950 1st 22 3 1 .8652005-06* Wisconsin-Stevens Point 11 1 3 .833 1st 21 5 4 .767 NCAA semifinal2007-08 North Dakota 4 20 4 .214 7TH 4 26 6 .1532008-09 North Dakota 9 16 3 .375 T-5TH 13 19 4 .417 2009-10 North Dakota 7 19 2 .286 8th 8 22 4 .2942010-11 North Dakota 16 10 2 .607 4th 20 13 3 .597Totals Total at UND 36 65 11 .371 45 80 17 .377 Total Overall 94 74 17 .554 153 101 28 .592

^ –Named Coach of the Year, Northern Collegiate Hockey Association (NCHA) * – Advanced to NCAA Division II Frozen Four

Before that, Idalski enjoyed a highly successful five-year tenure as head women’s hockey coach at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, where he amassed a 108-21-11 (.811) record and was a four-time finalist as American Hockey Coaches Association (AHCA) National Coach of the Year.

Idalski guided UW-Stevens Point to an NCAA Division III runner-up finish in 2003-04, a third-place national finish in 2005-06 and a national quarterfinal finish in 2004-05. He led the Pointers to three Northern Collegiate Hockey Association (NCHA) regular season championships (2002, 2005, 2006) and four NCHA playoff titles (2002, 2004, 2005, 2006) and was twice named NCHA Coach of the Year (2002, 2005).

During his time at UW-Stevens Point, Idalski tutored three All-Americans, six Academic All-Americans and 17 All-NCHA selections.

In 2005-06, his final year at UW-Stevens Point, the Pointers went 21-5-4 overall and 11-1-3 during league play and advanced to the Division III Frozen Four for the second time in three years, where they finished third.

During 2004-05, the Pointers posted a 22-3-1 record and became the first team to finish the NCHA regular season undefeated as Idalski was named the league’s coach of the year for the second time in his career.

In 2003-04, just his third year at the helm, the Pointers finished 19-7-2 and played one of the nation’s strongest schedules, taking on six of the top eight teams in the country. Currently, UW-Stevens Point is still the only West Region team to reach the Division III NCAA National Title

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THe PeTer elANDer File

Birthdate March 1, 1960•

Hometown Jonstorp, Sweden•

education Master’s Degree: Physical Education (Stockholm ‘86)•

Family Wife, Charlene•

Sons, Daniel and Alex Coaching

2001-10 - Head Coach• Team Sweden (women’s)

1998-99 - Assistant Coach• Team Sweden U20 (men’s)

1996-97 - Head Coach• Aalborg, Denmark in first league

1995-96 - Head Coach (men’s) • Tyringe SoSS in second league

1992-95 - Assistant Coach • Rögle BK in first league (men’s)

1991-02 - Assistant Coach • Rögle BK in second league (men’s)

1988-89 - Playing Coach• Bergen/Djerv, Norway (men’s)Playing Career

1980-84 - Swedish Elite League •2010 4th, 2009 4th, 2008 •

Peter Elander is entering second season with the Fighting Sioux women’s hockey team after being named the new associate head coach on March 2, 2010.

“Together with Coach Idalski, I can see the program going from good to excellent,” Elander said at the time of his hiring. “With the facilities equivalent to a Nobel prize-winning lab, but in hockey instead of chemistry, and a town that gives great support and has a history of excellent hockey, this is a chance of a lifetime for me and my family to take an inspirational step in our lives.”

“We are very excited for the future and the Fighting Sioux women’s hockey team will be recognized as a powerhouse in women’s hockey, not only on the university level, but also in the international level.”

During 2010-11, Elander brought his experience and helped increase the power play by nearly doubling the conversion rate from the previous season at 16.8 percent -- UND’s highest since joining the WCHA.

Elander brings a wealth of international experience to UND after spending the nine years as the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) head coach of the Swedish women’s national team.

Team Sweden became a international contender each year under his tutelage, having coached the team to two medals in the Olympics and four top-five finishes in World Championship competitions.

Most recently Elander led his team to a fourth-place finish at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics after suffering a 3-2 overtime loss to Finland in the bronze medal game. Many WCHA standouts played for Elander, including goaltender Kim Martin, defensemen Jenni Asserholt, Emilia Andersson and forwards Elin Holmlov and Pernilla Winberg.

In 2006, under his tutelage, Sweden had its highest finish in international competition. Sweden completed the Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy, as silver medalists, including a monumental upset over the United States. Sweden came back from a 2-0 deficit early in the game to win 3-2 in a shootout to reach the gold-medal game against Canada (4-1 loss). His team’s upset of USA in the 2006 Olympic semi-final made the IIHF’s list of the 100 Top Stories of The Century (No. 34, Swedish “Mirakel” as USA bumped from Olympic gold-medal game.)

In his first year as head coach of the national team, Elander was on the coaching staff that helped Sweden to its first medal with a third-place finish at the 2002 Winter Olympics (Salt Lake City, Utah).

From 1988-99 Elander coached men’s hockey, including the Swedish U-20 National Team that finished in fourth place at the World Championships (1998-99) and four years as an assistant coach of Rogle BK in the Swedish Elite League (1991-95), as well as working with high-profile hockey players such as Henrik and Daniel Sedin, amongst others.

associate Head Coach

Years at UND: 2nd

Hometown: Jonstorp, Sweden

Alma Mater: Stockholm (‘86)

Peter elander

Elander was honored with the opportunity to represent the Sioux and women’s hockey among hockey’s biggest names at the first-ever World Hockey Summit from Aug. 23-26, 2010, in Toronto. Elander was selected by the Summit steering committee to participate as a special panelist to speak about women’s hockey and closing the gap with North America.

Elander speaks five languages fluently: Swedish, English, German, Danish and Norwegian as well as some Italian and French and does public speaking appearances in his spare time.

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THe erik FABiAN File

Birthdate May 28, 1983•

Hometown Roseau, Minn.•

education Bachelor’s Degree: Mathematics (UND ‘07)•

Family Wife, Tina•Daughter, Alexis•

Coaching 2008-2010 - Assistant Director•

The Hockey Academy at the Ralph Englestad ArenaeCHl Playing Career

2007-08 - Pennsicola Ice Pilots •2006-07 - Alaska Aces•

NCAA Playing Career 2003-07 - North Dakota•

UsHl Playing Career 2002-03 - Topeka Scarecrows•

Erik Fabian is in his second season as an assistant coach on the North Dakota women’s hockey staff.

His responsibilities include working with the team’s penalty killing units, recruiting, scouting and basic hockey skills.

“I feel like I am going to bring a youthful exuberance to coaching,” Fabian said at the time of his hiring. “I have always wanted to coach. It is where my heart lies right now and is what drew me to this opportunity. I just want to go coach and do what I can for the program.”

Under his guidance, the Sioux held opponents to a program all-time high 86.0 percent succesful penalty-kill conversion.

Fabian is a former UND men’s forward (2003-07) who played professional hockey in the East Coast Hockey League for the Pensacola Ice Pilots and Alaska Aces where, in 91 games, he scored 47 points, including 20 goals.

Fabian helped lead the Sioux to a 24-14-5 record as an alternate captain his senior campaign and an overall record of 108-53-14 during his four years, including a MacNaughton Cup (WCHA regular-season first place) in his freshman season. He recorded a total of 39 points (19 goals and 20 assists) in 115 games.

During his time in the Kelly Green and White, the Roseau, Minn., native, helped the Sioux to the NCAA tournament all four years, the semifinals three times and championship game once, finishing as national runner-up.

Fabian was a three-time WCHA All-Academic selection and in 2003-04 had a career-high four-point game against Minnesota State (Feb. 21, 2004), scoring a hat-trick and an additional assist. In 2004-05, Fabian scored two goals in a 4-2 Frozen Four semifinal win over Minnesota.

Fabian joins the staff after previously serving as the assistant director of The Hockey Academy at Ralph Engelstad Arena, where he worked with Brad Berry, who was hired as an assistant coach by the Columbus Blue Jackets on June 24, 2010.

Before UND, Fabian spent the 2002-03 season with the Topeka Scarecrows of the USHL and was a 2001 graduate of Roseau High School.

Fabian’s family includes his wife, Tina, daughter, Alexis, and son Jackson.

assistant Coach

Years at UND: 2nd

Hometown: Roseau, Minn.

Alma Mater: UND (‘07)

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Courtney Drennen is in her third season with the Fighting Sioux women’s hockey team. Drennen came to UND after spending four seasons as a goaltender in the Mercyhurst College program, where she graduated in May 2009 Magna Cum Laude. A native of Fort Collins, Colo., Drennen helped the Lakers to an NCAA runner-up finish and finished her career at MC with a .927 save percentage and a 1.42 goals against average. She also had eight career shutouts.

Video Coordinator

Years at UND: 3rd season

Hometown: Fort Collins, Colo.

Alma Mater: Mercyhurst College (‘09)

Courtney drennen

Eli Rosendahl enters his first season as UND’s volunteer coach in 2011-12 and will work primarily with the goalies. An all-state goalie and graduate of Red River High School (Grand Forks, N.D.), he has coached at the bantam level the past four sea-sons in Grand Forks. He has also been active with North Dakota Amateur Hockey, as an assistant coach for the high school boys Team North Dakota, as well as the North Dakota Elite League team. A Level 4 certified USA Hockey coach, Rosendahl has been an in-structor at The Hockey Academy at the Ralph Engelstad Arena since its beginning in 2009 and now serves as the assistant director.

Volunteer Coach

Years at UND: 1st Season

Hometown: Grand Forks, N.D.

Alma Mater: North Dakota (‘08)

eli rosendahl

Max Markowitz enters his first season as a student volunteer for the University of North Dakota women’s hockey team. He is currently a senior at UND majoring in physical education, exercise science and wellness. He plans on going to graduate school pursue his master’s degree in kinesiology with an emphasis in ath-letics. Markowitz played youth hockey in the Detroit metro area for vari-ous Midwest Elite Hockey League teams.

Student Volunteer

Years at UND: 1st season

Hometown: Detroit, Mich.


Max Markowitz

McKynsay Vanderpan serves as the head athletic trainer for the Fighting Sioux women’s hockey team and has done so in each of the team’s nine years of existence. She also serves as the team’s strength and conditioning coordinator as of the 2010-11 season. Vanderpan graduated from the University of North Dakota in 2002 with a bachelor’s degree in athletic training and a minor in health education, and added a master’s degree in instructional design and technology from UND in 2004. Vanderpan worked extensively with all Fighting Sioux athletic teams as an undergraduate, working specifically with football, swim-ming and diving, soccer, track and field and softball. A native of Burnsville, Minn., Vanderpan is married to former UND football player Matt Vanderpan. They have a daughter, Claira.

athletic trainer/Strength and Conditioning

Years at UND: 10th season

Hometown: Burnsville, Minn.


MckynSay Vanderpan


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Kevin Vaughan is in his fourth year as director of hockey opera-tions for UND’s women’s hockey program. Vaughan’s primary duties include serving as the program’s equip-ment manager and coordinating all team travel. In September, 2011, Vaughan represented the University of North Dakota as mentor for the Czech Republic Women’s National Team. A 2007 graduate of St. Cloud State with a bachelor’s degree in hu-man resource management, Vaughan spent the previous four years as a student manager with the SCSU men’s and women’s hockey programs. Vaughan also served as the equipment manager for the USA Un-der-17 team that won the gold medal at th 2006 Five Nations Cup in Rochester, N.Y. In 2003, Vaughan helped Simley High School to a runner-up finish in the Minnesota State High School Tournament. A native of Inver Grove Heights, Minn., Vaughan also coached youth hockey in Minneapolis.

Dir. of Hockey operations


Hometown: Inver Grove Heights, Minn.

Alma Mater: St. Cloud State (‘07)

Derek Koenen is in his fourth year at UND serving as UND’s pri-mary contact for women’s hockey, soccer and softball. Prior to joining UND’s media relations staff, Koenen spent the pre-vious two years as an athletics communications intern at Minnesota State University, Mankato, where he was the primary contact for Maverick wrestling and men’s and women’s golf. Koenen also served as a public relations intern with the National Football League’s Minnesota Vikings from 2005-08 and was a full-time assistant each season during training camp. While with the Vi-kings, he was also a member of the Vikings’ gameday staff during regular season and playoff home games and was responsible for coordinating press conferences and media requests. Before joining the Vikings, Koenen was a sports journalist for the Marshall (Minn.) Independent. A native of Marshall, Minn., Koenen received a bachelor’s degree in mass communications and public relations with a marketing mi-nor from Minnesota State in 2007.

asst. Director of Media relations


Hometown: Marshall, Minn.

Alma Mater: Minnesota State, Mankato (‘07)


keVin Vaughan Derek koenen

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Fighting Sioux2011-12 NORTH DAKOTA wOmeN’s HOcKey

2011-12 seAsON OuTlOOK

North Dakota head coach Brian Idalski, now in his fifth year behind the bench, has

been adamant in his beliefs that UND should be, and will be, a year-in and year-out power-house in women’s hockey.

With facilities that are second to none, a fan base that averaged second in the nation in at-tendance a season ago and the Fighting Sioux tradition that runs throughout households far and wide, the 2011-12 squad looks to be on the verge of embarking upon that power-house program.

The Sioux enter the season ranked in the top-10 nationally (seventh) for the first time, after a season in which they broke nearly every re-cord in program history.

“It was a positive step forward,” Idalski said. “There is still a bit of a sour taste in our mouth about not finishing it at the end and doing what we need to do to get an NCAA bid. It would have been a big step for a young team to experience that. Overall I am happy with di-rection of the program, but there is still a lot of work to do.”

UND enjoyed the best season in its nine-year history, but fell just short of the eight-team NCAA Tournament field. The Sioux finished ninth in the Pairwise rankings, with the top eight teams earning a bid to the 2011 NCAA Women’s Hockey Championship.

The Sioux posted a record of 6-9 against the eight teams that advanced to the NCAA Tour-nament, with five of those nine losses com-ing to Wisconsin. UND captured its first home WCHA first-round playoff series and advanced to its first WCHA Final Faceoff, falling to No.1 Wisconsin.

The Sioux will get a good look at where they sit early on with a season-opening series at second-ranked and NCAA Division I runner-up Boston University. UND follows it up with its initial Western Collegiate Hockey Association series at the defending national champion

Wisconsin Badgers.

“I don’t think it is essential, but it would defi-nitely be beneficial to get off to a good start,” Idalski said. “To have three or four of those games in the win column would go a long way into us achieving some of our goals at the end of the year.”

“We haven’t gotten into (our team goals) yet, but since I have gotten here our goal has al-ways been to win a championship, to win our league, to win our playoffs and to be an elite program nationally. That doesn’t change this year, nor will it any year after this.”

The opening two series may be beneficial to reaching its goals, but the road to those goals doesn’t get any easier competing in the na-tion’s top women’s hockey conference; A WCHA member has won all 12 national cham-pionships.

“I don’t think anything is going to change in regards to our conference,” Idalski said. “I still think, from top to bottom, it is extremely tough. Everybody continues to grow, develop and become better. I am excited for the com-petition. There is a reason why we have done so well at the NCAA tournament time, because every weekend is a battle and we are prepared for those types of situations.”

In the past under Idalski’s tenure, UND has rarely dressed its allowed 18 skaters entering games. It is doubtful that the Sioux will face that issue during the upcoming season as they have 29 players on roster, the most in program history.

“I like the depth that we have, and the skill of that depth,” Idalski said. “How it shakes out is still to be determined. It is definitely an advan-tage for us and something we have not had the last few years. We are excited to see how we handle the adversity that always comes during the year in one shape or another.”

The Sioux return a solid nucleus with 94 per-

cent of their goal-scoring production from last season that set a program record with 116 goals scored. They lost only one senior in Stephanie Roy, while bringing in 10 newcom-ers.

“We have to develop some of our younger kids to increase our secondary scoring,” Idal-ski said. “That is great that we set some pro-gram records for scoring last year, but we still need to improve in that area. We also need to be healthy in the back-end and in net. I think defensively we have to become a little better overall. With opening it up and scoring more goals I think we forgot about some things in our own end that we did well prior to that. Those three areas are pretty important for us.”

BETWEEN THE PIPES

Coming off the best statistical season in Sioux history, senior Stephanie Ney enters her senior season looking to continue improving her game. Ney cemented herself at the midway point of last season as the No. 1 goalie, ending the year with a 16-7-2 record with a 2.33 goals against average and a .916 save percentage. “As of right now, Ney is our No. 1 goalie,” Idalski said. “That is her job to lose. She played very well for us last year. I think she has taken her strength and conditioning to heart. I look for-ward to her having a big year as a senior and kind of carrying our team. We will go as far as Ney will take us.”

Stephanie Ney backstopped the Sioux to a 16-7-2 record last year. She started the season unbeaten through six games.

The 2010-11 Fighting Sioux celebrate after clinching their first-ever playoff series, securing a trip to the WCHA Final Face-Off.

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defense and has been working hard to make that transition,” Idalski said. “Her hockey sense is terrific; she moves the puck extremely well and has worked really hard this offseason on her leg strength to improve her skating. I am pretty sure Margot will be plugging a lot spots wherever we need somebody.”

“Tori is going to come in and push for playing time. She is gritty, solid and there really is not a whole lot of flash to her game, but I love her competitiveness and love her willingness to battle and do the little things well. I would not be shocked if she is taking minutes away from other kids.”

UP FRONT

The Sioux will have no shortage of firepower up front this season as the squad returns its top six scorers from a year ago and add some highly regarded newcomers.

They will be led by juniors Jocelyne Lam-oureux and Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, who combined for 50 goals and 114 points in their first season in Sioux jerseys and will be looked upon to lead the team again.

“The twins are dynamic players that produce every night,” Idalski said. “Their work ethic and compete level is exceptional and with more depth around them this year they should have an even better year.”

Looking to join the twins on the team’s first line is sophomore Michelle Karvinen, in her first year with UND. Karvinen competed in the 2010 Vancouver Olympics against the Lam-oureux twins a part of the Finnish national team and scored the lone goal against Swe-den in the bronze-medal game. She also has been extremely successful in International Ice Hockey Federation World Championships, named one of three forwards to the media all-star team (2011) and the only European cho-sen for the all-star team in 2009.

Pushing Ney will be junior Jorid Dagfinrud. The Sarpsborg, Norway, native, has backstopped the Sioux with a career .903 save percentage and a 2.85 goals against average. She was named UND’s Female Freshman Athlete of the Year (all sports) after a tremendous freshman season in was named UND’s Most Dedicated Player last year.

“(Jorid) is going to battle and compete with Ney for the No. 1 spot,” idalski said. “We have just as much confidence in her and it really gives us a good one-two punch and some good depth in net. “

Michelle Bonapace-Potvin returns as the team’s third goaltender.

“As a redshirt freshman she had some injuries last year, but look for her to get healthy and be a solid kid for us,” Idalski said. “She will give us some good depth in net and is just a terrific person.”

ON THE BLUE LINE

The Sioux boast an experienced and skillful defensive corps that will go more than three lines deep in 2010-11.

Ashley Holmes enters her senior year and is looked upon to take to another step forward as a leader on the blue line after a strong finish to last season, including considerable minutes in UND’s playoff series against Bemidji State.

“It is a big year for Ashley,” Idalski said. “Her de-velopment has had its ups and downs, but she is definitely somebody that can help push us over the top if she has a great year. She defi-nitely has the ability to do that. I am very ex-

cited for her to go out with a big bang this year and have a great season.”

Already one of the most productive offensive defensemen in program history, Jordan Slavin enjoyed a breakout sophomore campaign. In a shortened season due to injuries, Slavin re-corded 22 points, including six goals, and had a +9 plus/minus.

“Jordan has been set back with a few injuries her first couple of seasons but last year re-ally broke through, setting some records for us from the blue line,” Idalski said. “We will continue to look to her to create offense for us and be a good, physical matchup against other team’s top power forwards and good in her own end. It will be interesting to see how much more she can push the envelope and continue to improve.”

Fellow juniors Ashley Furia and Candace Molle each showed extensive improvement from their freshmen to sophomore years, playing stingier in their own end defensively, while both showing the can produce offensively as well.

Molle tallied two goals and eight assists with a +3 plus/minus while Furia added two goals and seven assists in her first year moved back to defense.

“Candace is such a solid and strong two-way player,” Idalski said. “She is a good penalty killer, playing a ton of minutes for us last year. With another year under her belt and becom-ing an upperclassman, she really needs to take a leadership role on the blue line for us.”

“Furia had a great offseason,” Idalski said. “She looks quicker and stronger. We are very en-couraged and excited about her development and taking another step. I think she will feel more comfortable this season after playing defense predominantly through last year.”

Also returning into the mix of defensemen are sophomores Madison Kolls and WCHA All-Rookie Team defense-man Kayla Berg.

“It is hard to consider Kayla as only a soph-omore,” Idalski said. “She just processes in-formation better than any player I have ever coached. You can ask her to do something, work with her, and she picks it up and is able to execute it in quick fashion. She is very strong physically and just a solid defense-man.”

Joining the blue line this season are senior Margot Miller and freshman Tori Williams.

“Miller is going to be splitting some time between forward and

Kayla Berg was named to the WCHA All-Rookie Team.

The Fighting Sioux won their season series against Minnesota for the first time in program history. UND went 3-1 in four games against the Gophers.

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REDSHIRTS

Freshmen Shelby Amsley-Benzie, Leah Jensen, Josie Johnson, Shannon Kaiser and Layla Mar-vin are projected to redshirt and follow the path of Kayla Berg, who redshirted and earned all-rookie honors the following season.

“For (Berg) to make the WCHA All-Rookie team after a redshirt year shows we are doing some-thing right development-wise,” Idalski said. “When you look at the rest of that team, they are all U-18 players and Berg was not chasing down offers from every school.”

“The kids that redshirt this season will be step-ping in next year and replacing our graduating players for the following year. But we are really only looking at one or two people that might not be in the lineup in any given night. That is definitely a little different than what it has been when you are only dressing 10 forwards and five defensemen on some days. These kids are hungry to be successful and if that means taking a turn at the bottom end for a bit as far as a line or being in the stands, then so be it.”

“Michelle is lights-out and as far as her skill, how she sees the ice and moves the puck, she is very talented,” Idalski said. It might take her a little bit to translate into college hockey and week in and week out, kind of getting the sense of how that all fits, but her talent is ex-traordinary.”

Alyssa Wiebe enters her senior season looking to add upon an already stellar collegiate ca-reer at UND as she holds the program’s record for points (92).

“Wiebe has quietly been one of the most pro-ductive players in this program over the last three years. I am really excited for her to put that together with a solid cast and nucleus around her and score some timely goals for us.”

Having already shown positive chemistry dur-ing the preseason with a pair of freshmen, Wiebe is projected to join Europeans Josefine Jakobsen and Andrea Dalen as a secondary scoring line. Both Jakobsen and Dalen com-peted in Sweden’s top league last season, fin-ishing in the top six in scoring (Jakobsen 1st, Dalen 6th), and have both competed for their respective countries in IIHF World Champion-ships.

“Not to put any pressure on her, but I happen to think Jakobsen is one of the best forwards from last year’s class,” Idalski said. “The things she did and the numbers she put up in the Swedish league were very solid and she defi-nitely gives us some secondary scoring after the Lamoureux twins. How quickly she can transition to the college game and the grind of combining school and hockey will go a long way to showing how successful we are going to be this year.

“(Dalen is) probably the sleeper kid of the whole group coming into this year. I don’t think a lot of people know much about her, but check back in with me at the end of the year and a lot of people are going to know who she is. They are going to have to do some things game plan wise because of her. She is going to be a solid power forward for us.”

Two-way forwards Sara Dagenais, Megan Gilbert, Mary Loken and Allison Parizek will be looked upon to contain opponents top lines while providing energy and offense off of the bench.

Dagenais has played in all 106 games during her three-year career providing a consistent offensive upside with 28 goals and 29 assists.

“Dagenais is the epito-me of what an energy player is,” Idalski said. “She competes, plays big in big moments,

is relentless on the forecheck and really gives us a lot of depth up front.”

Gilbert showed noteworthy improvement as a sophomore earning UND’s Most Improved Player honors.

Loken has also been a consistent offensive threat with 15 goals and 31 points, while Parizek had a breakout sophomore year with seven goals and nine assists.

“(Parizek) gets better and better each year. She is very driven, very motivated and her speed is a huge asset,” Idalski said. “She has really been able to work on her hands and composure with the puck and has really developed into a solid player for us.”

“Mary is a great character kid and a great two-way forward,” Idalski said. “She needs to con-tinue to chip in where she can offensively and still continue to be very solid in her own end. She is someone that is always matched up against other teams top players and has done a nice job for us.”

Kelsey Ketcher shined on the power play dur-ing 2010-11, putting up five goals, which was third highest on the team. She totaled career highs in points (10), goals (six) and assists (four).

“Ketcher had a very good offseason. She has come back stronger and really took some steps forward last year spending some time on the power play and scoring some goals. I am excited about her development.”

Joining the returning group up front is Con-necticut transfer Monique Weber.

“Probably our best combination of speed, size, strength and shot that we have coming in,” Idalski said. “She put up some great numbers at (Connecticut) and once she gets acclimated to the system she is going to be a very solid player for us.”

The senior put up 24 goals and 30 assists in a little over two seasons with the Huskies.

Megan Gilbert had a breakout season in her sopho-more campaign and was awarded the team’s most improved player honors.

Alyssa Wiebe holds the program’s all-time points record with 92 points, only eight away from joining the century club, with all of her points as a member of UND.

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NO. NAME POS. YR. HT. S/C HOMETOWN PREVIOUS TEAM1 Shelby Amsley-Benzie G Fr. 5-7 L Warroad, Minn. Warroad High School2 Mary Loken F Jr. 5-6 R Roseau, Minn. Roseau High School3 Madison Kolls D So. 5-7 R Hudson, Wis. Shatuck-St. Mary’s5 Holly Perkins F Jr. 5-3 R Soldotna, Alaska Anchorage North Stars6 Allison Parizek F Jr. 5-4 R Minot, N.D. Minot High School7 Jordan Slavin D Jr. 5-10 L Erie, Colo. Colorado Select U198 Michelle Karvinen F RFr. 5-5 L Rodovre, Denmark Finnish Olympic Team9 Kayla Berg D So. 5-5 R Fargo, N.D. Fargo North High School10 Andrea Dalen F Fr. 5-8 R Honefoss, Norway Linkopings HC11 Shannon Kaiser F Fr. 5-7 R Crookston, Minn. Crookston High School12 Ashley Holmes D Sr. 5-9 R Miltona, Minn. Jefferson High School13 Alyssa Wiebe F Sr. 5-7 L Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Athol Murray College of Notre Dame15 Megan Gilbert F Jr. 5-7 R Andover, Minn. Andover High School16 Tori Williams D Fr. 5-3 L The Pas, Manitoba Balmoral Hall17 Jocelyne Lamoureux F Jr. 5-6 R Grand Forks, N.D. Minnesota18 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls F Jr. 5-6 R Grand Forks, N.D. Minnesota19 Margot Miller F/D Sr. 5-9 R West Bloomfield, Mich. Shattuck-St. Mary’s21 Kelsey Ketcher F Sr. 5-7 L Mound, Minn. Eden Prairie High School22 Sara Dagenais F Sr. 5-6 L Montreal, Quebec Dawson College25 Leah Jensen F Fr. 5-6 R East Grand Forks, Minn. East Grand Forks High School26 Monique Weber F Sr. 5-8 L Elk River, Minn. Connecticut27 Layla Marvin F Fr. 5-5 R Warroad, Minn. Warroad High School 29 Stephanie Ney G Sr. 5-9 L 100 Mile House, British Columbia 100 Mile House Men’s Miget30 Jorid Dagfinrud G Jr. 5-6 L Sarpsborg, Norway IHK Sparta Sarpsborg32 Candace Molle D Jr. 5-5 L Anchorage, Alaska North American Hockey Academy33 Michelle Bonapace-Potvin G RFr. 5-7 L Royn-Noranda, Quebec Lourdes High School44 Josie Johnson D/F Fr. 5-7 R Waunakee, Wis. Waunakee High School63 Josefine Jakobsen F Fr. 5-7 L Aalborg, Denmark Segeltorps IF91 Ashley Furia F/D Jr. 5-6 R Sedalia, Colo. Colorado Select U19

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The Sioux...By Class

Seniors (7): Sara Dagenais, Ashley Holmes, Kelsey Ketcher, Margot Miller, Stephanie Ney, Monique Weber, Alyssa Wiebe

Juniors (10): Jorid Dagfinrud, Ashley Furia, Megan Gilbert, Jocelyne Lamoureux, Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, Mary Loken, Candace Molle, Allison Parizek, Holly Perkins, Jordan Slavin

Sophomores (2): Kayla Berg, Madison Kolls

Redshirt Freshmen (2): Michelle Bonapace-Potvin, Michelle Karvinen

Freshmen (8): Shelby Amsley-Benzie, Andrea Dalen, Jose-fine Jakobsen, Leah Jensen, Josie Johnson, Shannon Kaiser, Layla Marvin, Tori Williams

The Sioux...Geographically

Alaska (1): Candace Molle

British Columbia (1): Stephanie Ney

Colorado (2): Ashley Furia, Jordan Slavin

Denmark (2): Michelle Karvinen, Josefine Jakobsen

Manitoba (1): Tori Williams

Michigan (1): Margot Miller

Minnesota (9): Shelby Amsley-Benzie, Megan Gilbert, Ashley Holmes, Leah Jensen, Shannon Kaiser, Kelsey Ketcher, Mary Loken, Layla Marvin, Monique Weber

North Dakota (4): Kayla Berg, Jocelyne Lamoureux, Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, Allison Parizek

Norway (2): Jorid Dagfinrud, Andrea Dalen

Quebec (2): Michelle Bonapace-Potvin, Sara Dagenais

Saskatchewan (1): Alyssa Wiebe

Wisconsin (2): Josie Johnson, Madison Kolls

The Sioux...Alphabetically/Pronunciation1 Amsley-Benzie AMS-lee BEN-zee9 Berg 33 Bonapace-Potvin BAHN-ah-pace22 Dagenais DAZH-nay30 Dagfinrud (YOUR-id) DOG-fin-rude 10 Dalen DOLL-en 91 Furia FUHR-e-ah15 Gilbert 12 Holmes rhymes w/ homes63 Jakobsen (YO-saw-feen) YAH-cub-son25 Jensen44 Johnson 11 Kaiser rhymes w/ high8 Karvinen CARVE-i-nen21 Ketcher 3 Kolls17 Lamoureux LAM-er-oo18 Lamoureux-Kolls LAM-er-oo2 Loken LOW-ken27 Marvin19 Miller (MAR-go)32 Molle MALL-e29 Ney NAY6 Parizek PAW-ree-zek5 Perkins 7 Slavin SLAY-vin26 Weber 13 Wiebe WEEB16 Williams

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2011-12 NorTH DaKoTa WomeN’s HocKey

2010-11 (Junior): Played in all 36 games ... Tallied 20 points (career high) from nine goals and 11 assists (career high) ... Scored one power-play goal, two game-winning goals and two unassisted goals ... Tied her career high with two goals vs. St. Cloud State (11/20/10) ... Had a 3-goal game streak (3-2-5) from Oct. 10 (vs. Minnesota Duluth) until Oct. 16 (at Minnesota), including two game-winning goals ... All 20 of her points came in conference games ... Scored her 25th career goal at Minnesota Duluth (12/11/10) ... Led the team with a 20.5 shooting percentage ... Was third on the team in faceoff attempts (366) winning 44.8 percent ... Recorded 11 penalties for 44 minutes (career high) ... Had 44 shots on goal ... Averaged 1.22 shots per game, 0.25 goals per game, 0.31 assists per game and 0.56 points per game ... Earned her third letter.

2009-10 (Sophomore): Named to the 2009-10 All-WCHA Academic team ... Played in all 34 games ... Scored 19 points from 10 goals (career high) and nine assists ... Ten goals led the team and nine assists were tied with two others for second on the team ... Was second on the team with 75 shots and was tied with Holly Perkins for highest shooting percentage (.133) ... Scored one power-play goal and led the team with two game-winning goals ... Tallied her third 3-point game (1g, 2a) at Ohio State (2/6/10), which matched a career high ... Recorded 11 penalties for 22 minutes ... Had 75 shots on goal (career high) ... Averaged 2.21 shots per game, 0.29 goals per game, 0.26 assists per game and 0.56 points per game ... Earned her second letter.

2008-09 (Freshman): Played in all 36 games ... Tallied 18 points, which was good for fifth all-time by a Sioux freshman and was fifth-best on the year ... Scored nine goals, which was tied for fourth on the squad and sixth all-time by a freshman, along with nine assists, which was good for fifth all-time by a freshman ... Four of her goals were on the power play ... Had her first 3-point game (1g, 2a) at Maine on Oct. 4 ... Had a 4-game point streak from Jan. 17, to Jan. 30, where she tallied two goals and three assists ... Had her first 2-goal game vs. Union (10/25/08) ... Had her first game-winning goal against Ohio State on Nov. 1 ... Scored her first collegiate goal in first game at Maine (10/3/08) and first assist at Maine (10/4/08) ... Was tied with two others in highest shooting-percentage at 14.3 ... Had 70 shots on goal ... Racked up 13 penalties for 26 minutes ... Earned her first letter.

Before UND: Spent the past two seasons with the Dawson College Blues women’s AAA team in Westmount, Quebec ... Led the Blues to a 51-3 record in her two years, including a perfect 27-0 season in 2006-07 ... Played with the Lac-St-Louis Elites AA prior to joining Dawson College ... A 2006 graduate of F.A.C.E. School (Fine Arts Core Education).

Personal: Majoring in physical education, exercise science and wellness ... Daughter of Vincent Dagenais and Jocelyne Everell.

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Dagenais’ Career StatisticsOverallYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/-2008-09 36 9 9 18 13/26 4 0 1 -112009-10 34 10 9 19 11/22 1 0 2 -32010-11 36 9 11 20 11/44 1 0 2 -5Totals 106 28 29 57 35/92 6 0 5 -19

ConferenceYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/- 2008-09 28 6 5 11 11/22 3 0 1 -142009-10 28 8 7 15 9/18 1 0 2 -32010-11 28 9 11 20 10/42 1 0 2 +1Totals 84 23 23 46 30/80 5 0 5 -16

Career Game HighsGoals: 2 (2x), last 11/20/10 vs. St. Cloud StateAssists: 2 (5x), last 1/28/11 vs. Minnesota StatePoints: 3 (2x), last 2/6/10 at Ohio State (1g, 2a)Plus/Minus: +2, multiple timesLongest Point Streak: 4 games (2g, 3a, 5p), 1/17/09 (at Wisconsin) to 1/30/09 (vs. Bemidji State)

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Hometown: Montreal, QuebecPrevious Team: Dawson CollegeHigh School: F.A.C.E. School (‘06)Major: Physical Education & Wellness

SaRa Dagenais

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Career vs. OpponentsBemidji State: 15 GP, 2-6-8Boston University: 2 GP, 0-0-0Maine: 4 GP, 3-3-6Minnesota: 12 GP, 3-3-6Minnesota Duluth: 16 GP, 3-1-4Minnesota State: 12 GP, 5-4-9Ohio State: 12 GP, 4-4-8

RPI: 1 GP, 0-1-1St. Cloud State: 12 GP, 3-3-6Vermont: 2 GP, 0-0-0Wayne State: 1 GP, 0-0-0Wisconsin: 13 GP, 2-2-4Union: 4 GP 3-2-5

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2010-11 (Junior): Served as the president of UND’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee ... Played in all 36 games ... Recorded one assist on the season ... Had six penalties for 23 minutes ... Had 21 shots on goal ... Had at least one shot on goal in 21 games ... Averaged 0.58 shots per game and 0.03 points per game ... Earned her third letter.

2009-10 (Sophomore): WCHA Scholar-Athlete Award recipient ... Played in 30 games ... Scored five points from one goal (career high) and four assists ... Scored her first collegiate goal in a 7-2 win at Ohio State (2/6/10) ... Recorded her second career and a season high 2-point game against Maine (11/27/10) ... Recorded seven penalties for 14 minutes ... Had 17 shots on goal ... Averaged 0.57 shots per game, 0.03 goals per game, 0.13 assists per game and 0.17 points per game ... Earned her second letter.

2008-09 (Freshman): Played in all 36 games ... Tallied six assists (career high) on the year for six points (career high) ... Her six assists were good for third on the squad from defensemen ... Had her first 2-point game against Minnesota State on Oct. 18 ... Scored her first collegiate goal at Ohio State (2/26/10) and first assist (10/4/08) ... Had 22 shots on goal ... Racked up only three penalties for six minutes ... Earned her first letter.

Before UND: A 2008 graduate of Jefferson High School in Alexandria, Minn. ... Lettered five times in hockey as a prep and was a Minnesota Ms. Hockey finalist as a senior ... Led Jefferson High School to a state championship in 2007-08 and earned all-state, all-conference and state all-tournament team honors ... Scored 14 goals and 31 assists and was a +71 in 31 games as a senior ... Received the Herb Brooks Award ... Served as team captain ... Named to the U.S. Under-18 Team in 2006-07 ... Also earned all-state and all-conference honors as a junior ... Was an all-conference pick and an all-state honorable mention as a sophomore ... Also lettered three times in softball and was a two-time all-conference performer ... Member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Majoring in biology and pre-health ... Daughter of Ryan and Jodie Houfburg and Joe and Tracy Holmes.

Holmes’ Career StatisticsOverallYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/-2008-09 36 0 6 6 3/6 0 0 0 -62009-10 30 1 4 5 7/14 0 0 0 -12010-11 36 0 1 1 6/23 0 0 0 -5Totals 102 1 11 12 16/43 0 0 0 -12

ConferenceYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/- 2008-09 28 0 4 4 1/2 0 0 0 -92009-10 25 1 2 3 5/10 0 0 0 -22010-11 28 0 1 1 6/23 0 0 0 -5Totals 81 1 7 8 12/35 0 0 0 -16

Career Game HighsGoals: 1, 2/6/10 at Ohio StateAssists: 2 (2x), last 11/27/09 vs. MainePoints: 2 (2x), last 11/27/09 vs. Maine Plus/Minus: +2, multiple timesLongest Point Streak: 2 games, multiple times

SR | D | 5-9 | R

Hometown: Miltona, Minn.Previous Team: Jefferson High SchoolHigh School: Jefferson High School (‘08)Major: Biology/Pre-Health

aShLey holmes

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Career vs. OpponentsBemidji State: 12 GP, 0-0-0Boston University: 2, 0-0-0Maine: 4 GP, 0-3-3Minnesota: 12 GP, 0-0-0Minnesota Duluth: 15 GP, 0-1-1Minnesota State: 12 GP, 0-3-3Ohio State: 12 GP, 1-1-2


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2010-11 (Junior): Played in all 36 games ... Tallied 10 points from six goals and four assists (all career highs) ... Scored five power-play goals (third most on the team) and one game-tying goal ... Had her first multi-point game (1-1-2) against Boston University (10/3/10) ... Had her second multi-point game (1-1-2) at Minnesota State (10/23/10) ... Recorded 13 penalties for 26 minutes ... Had 58 shots on goal (career high/tied for fourth most on the team) ... Averaged 1.61 shots per game, 0.17 goals per game, 0.11 assists per game and 0.28 points per game ... Earned her third letter.

2009-10 (Sophomore): Played in all 34 games ... Scored three points from one goal and two assists ... Tallied first collegiate goal with game-winner at 8:47 of the third period against Ohio State (11/6/09) ... All three points came in conference games ... Racked up eight penalties for 16 minutes ... Had 29 shots on goal ... Averaged 0.85 shots per game, 0.03 goals per game 0.06 assists per game and 0.09 points per game ... Earned her second letter.

2008-09 (Freshman): Was named Fighting Sioux Most Improved Player ... Played in 26 games ... Tallied one point on the year which came on an assist at Wisconsin on Jan. 17 ... Logged two penalties for four minutes ... Had 11 shots on goal ... Earned her first letter.

Before UND: A 2008 graduate of Eden Prairie High School ... Lettered five times in hockey as a prep and scored 21 goals and 23 assists as a senior ... Led Eden Prairie to a Class AA state championship in 2008 ... Named an all-state honorable mention by the Associated Press ... Earned all-conference honors ... Also lettered three times in soccer and once each in lacrosse and track and field.

Personal: Majoring in general studies ... Daughter of Todd Ketcher and Laurie Cariveau ... Father played hockey at Minnesota State University, Mankato ... Older sister, Carissa, played at Bemidji State.

Ketcher’s Career StatisticsOverallYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/-2008-09 26 0 1 1 2/4 0 0 0 -42009-10 34 1 2 3 8/16 0 0 1 -122010-11 36 6 4 10 13/26 5 0 0 -11Totals 96 7 7 14 23/46 5 0 1 -27

ConferenceYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/- 2008-09 20 0 1 1 2/4 0 0 0 -42009-10 28 1 2 3 8/16 0 0 1 -62010-11 28 5 2 7 11/22 5 0 0 -7Totals 76 6 5 11 21/42 5 0 1 -17

Career Game HighsGoals: 1 (7x), most recent 2/19/11 vs. MinnesotaAssists: 1 (5x), most recent 2/5/11 at Ohio StatePoints: 1 (2x), most recent 10/23/10 at Minnesota StatePlus/Minus: +1, multiple timesLongest Point Streak: 2 games (1-2-3), 10/2/10 vs. Boston University to 10/3/10 vs. Boston University

SR | F | 5-7 | L

Hometown: Mound, Minn.Previous Team: Eden Prairie High SchoolHigh School: Eden Prairie High School (‘08)Major: General Studies

KeLSey Ketcher

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2010-11 (Junior): WCHA Scholar-Athlete ... Played in 31 games ... Tallied eight points from three goals and five assists ... Had +3 plus/minus rating ... Scored a goal in season-opening win over Boston University (10/2/10) and first-ever win at Minnesota (10/15/10) ... Recorded two penalties for four minutes ... Had 34 shots on goal ... Averaged 1.10 shots on goal, 0.10 goals per game, 0.16 assists per game and 0.26 points per game ... Earned her third letter.

2009-10 (Sophomore): Named to the 2009-10 All-WCHA Academic team ... Played in all 34 games ... Recorded 10 points from four goals and six assists (career high) ... Three of her four goals came on special teams, with two power-play and one short-handed goals ... Short-handed goal at Minnesota Duluth was her 10th collegiate goal (2/19/10) ... Had a +3 plus/minus rating ... Recorded eight penalties for 16 minutes ... Had 68 shots on goal (career high) ... Averaged 2.00 shots per game, 0.12 goals per game, 0.18 assists per game and 0.29 points per game ... Earned her second letter.

2008-09 (Freshman): Played in all 36 games ... Scored six goals (career high) and tallied five assists for 11 points (career high) ... Her 11 points ranked 10th all-time by a freshman ... Six goals ranked ninth all-time by a freshman ... Had her first multi-point game on Nov. 1 vs. Ohio State ... Had a career-high 3-game point streak when she scored four assists from Oct. 24 vs. Union to Nov. 1 vs. Ohio State ... Scored her first game-winning goal on Oct. 11 vs. St. Cloud State ... Had eight shots on goal in her first game as a Sioux on Oct. 3 at Maine ... Scored her first collegiate goal at Maine (10/3/08) and first assist at Maine (10/4/08) ... Had 54 shots on goal ... Racked up 12 penalties for 24 minutes ... Earned her first letter.

Before UND: Spent the past two seasons at Shattuck-St. Mary’s in Faribault, Minn. ... Won two national championships while at Shattuck-St. Mary’s ... Played in 48 games as a senior and scored 23 goals and 34 assists for 57 points ... Played in 57 games in 2006-07 and notched 19 goals and 23 assists for 42 points ... Also lettered twice in lacrosse.

Personal: Majoring in general studies ... Daughter of Mark and Laura Miller ... Was a high school teammate of Sioux forwards Jocelyne Lamoureux and Monique Lamoureux-Kolls.

Miller’s Career StatisticsOverallYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/-2008-09 36 6 5 11 12/24 0 0 1 -82009-10 34 4 6 10 8/16 2 1 0 +32010-11 31 3 5 8 2/4 0 0 0 +3Totals 101 13 16 29 22/44 2 1 1 -2

ConferenceYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/- 2008-09 28 5 3 8 10/20 0 0 1 -62009-10 28 2 4 6 7/14 1 0 0 +32010-11 23 2 4 6 2/4 0 0 0 +1Totals 56 9 11 20 19/38 1 0 1 -2

Career Game HighsGoals: 1 (13x), Most recent 11/12/10 at Bemidji StateAssists: 2, 11/1/08 vs. Ohio StatePoints: 2 (3x), Last 1/2/10 at Union College (1g, 1a)Plus/Minus: +2, multiple timesLongest Point Streak: 3 games, 10/24/08 (vs. Union) to 11/1/08 vs. Ohio State (0g, 4a, 4p)

SR | F | 5-9 | R

Hometown: West Bloomfield, Mich.Previous Team: Shattuck-St. Mary’sHigh School: Shattuck-St. Mary’s High School (‘08)Major: General Studies

MaRgot miller

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2010-11 (Junior): Named Western Collegiate Hockey Association Defensive Player of the Week (1/26/11) after recording back-to-back shutout wins over St. Cloud State ... Named WCHA Defensive Player of the Week (11/17/10) after stopping 35 of 36 shots on goal, leading the Sioux to a 1-1 overtime tie at Bemidji State ... Named WCHA Defensive Player of the Week (10/13/10), stopping 30 of 32 shots on goal to lead the Sioux to a 4-2 win over then top-ranked Minnesota Duluth ... Named WCHA Defensive Player of the Week ... Named UND’s Defensive Player of the Year ... Played in 26 games, starting 25 (both career highs) ... Logged 1492:03 minutes (career high) ... Went 16-7-2 ... Most single-season wins in program history ... Had program’s single-season best goals against average (2.33/career high) and second-best save percentage (.916/career high) ... Recorded her fourth and fifth career shutouts in back-to-back games against St. Cloud State (Had a shutout streak of 134:55) ... Made a season-high 41 saves in 4-3 win at Minnesota Duluth (12/11/10) ... Started the season 4-0-2 ... Earned her third letter.

2009-10 (Sophomore): Played in 14 games (starting 11) ... Logged 747:22 minutes in net ... Had a 4-7-2 season record ... Recorded a .908 save percentage ... Collected her third career shutout in 1-0 win at Minnesota State (2/20/10), making 34 saves ... Had a 2.81 goals against average ... Thirteen of her 35 goals allowed came shorthanded (.371) ... Earned second letter.

2008-09 (Freshman): Earned WCHA Defensive Player of the Week on Nov. 26 for her performance at Minnesota Duluth when she recorded her first shutout ... Made 45 saves in the shutout over the Bulldogs, which was a season high ... Started the season 2-0 with wins over Maine (Oct. 4) and St. Cloud State (Oct. 11) ... Played in 18 games (17 started) ... Logged 1064:49 minutes in net ... Had a .907 save percentage ... Recorded her second shutout in a 0-0 tie vs. Bemidji State on Jan. 31, making 20 saves ... Had a 3.09 goals-against average ... Made 539 saves to lead the team ... Recorded an assist in a 3-2 win vs. RPI Jan. 2 on the game-winning goal in overtime scored by Alyssa Wiebe ... Earned first letter.

Before UND: Spent three seasons with the British Columbia Outback women’s AAA team ... Led the team to three straight provincial championships ... Played for Team B.C. at the 2008 Canada Winter Games ... A 2008 graduate of Peter Skene Ogden Secondary School in 100 Mile House, British Columbia.

Ney’s Career StatisticsOverallYear GP MIN GA GAA SVS SV% SO W-L-T2008-09 18 1064:49 55 3.09 539 .907 2 6-10-12009-10 14 747:22 35 2.81 346 .908 1 4-7-22010-11 26 1492:03 58 2.33 632 .916 2 16-7-2Totals 58 3304:14 148 2.69 1517 .911 5 26-24-5

ConferenceYear GP MIN GA GAA SVS SV% SO W-L-T 2008-09 13 767:17 39 3.05 411 .913 2 3-8-12009-10 12 654:59 27 2.47 317 .922 1 4-6-12010-11 21 1177:30 47 2.39 507 .915 2 13-5-2Totals 46 2599:16 113 2.46 1235 .916 5 20-19-4 Career Game HighsGoals Allowed (Fewest): 0 (5x), last 1/22/11 at St. Cloud StateMost Saves: 45, 11/23/08 at Minnesota DuluthMost Minutes: 75:31, vs. Bemidji State (WCHA Playoffs)Winning Streak: 7, 12/11/10 (at Minnesota Duluth) to 2/5/11 (at Ohio State)Unbeaten Streak: 3, 10/10/10 (vs. Minnesota Duluth) to 10/23/10 (at Minnesota State)Assists: 2, 2/27/11 vs. Bemidji State

SR | g | 5-9 | L

Hometown: 100 Mile House, British ColumbiaPrevious Team: 100 Mile Houste (Men’s Midget)High School: Ogden Secondary School (‘08)Major: Communication

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Career vs. OpponentsBemidji State: 5-2-2 Maine: 1-0-1Minnesota: 2-2-0Minnesota Duluth: 3-8-0Minnesota State: 3-2-1Ohio State: 4-2-1

RPI: 1-0-0St. Cloud State: 5-2-0Vermont: 1-0-0Wisconsin: 0-6-0Union: 1-0-0

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2010-11 (Junior): Played in all 36 games ... Tallied 34 points (career high) from 13 goals (tied career high) and 21 assists (tied career high) ... Ranked 42nd in the nation in points per game, 67th in goals per game and 41st in assists per game ... Scored one short-handed goal, one game-winning goal, one overtime goal and three unassisted goals ... Tied her career high with two goals against St. Cloud State (11/19/10) and against Bemidji State (1/16/11) ... Had at least one point in 20 of 36 games ... Had 12 multi-point games ... Scored the game-winning goal in overtime against Ohio State (11/6/10) ... Recorded 11 penalties for 25 minutes ... Was third on the team with 114 shots on goal ... Averaged 3.17 shots per game, 0.36 goals per game, 0.58 assists per game and 0.94 points per game ... Earned her third letter.

2009-10 (Sophomore): Named to the 2009-10 WCHA All-Star team ... Named to the 2009-10 All-WCHA Academic team ... Led the team with 30 points ... Scored nine goals (second on team) and tallied 21 assists (tied career high/led the team) ... Set a new program high with a 5-point night (two goals, three assists) in a 5-4 overtime win at St. Cloud State (10/30/09) ... Scored one short-handed goal ... Scored one game-winning goal ... Had at least one point in 18 of 34 games ... Had eight multi-point games ... Had a +7 plus/minus rating ... Was second on the team with 20 penalties for 40 minutes (third on the team) ... Led the team with 167 shots on goal (career high) ... Averaged 4.91 shots per game, 0.26 goals per game, 0.62 assists per game and 0.88 points per game ... Earned second letter.

2008-09 (Freshman): Had one of the most prolific freshman seasons by a Sioux ... Voted the Fighting Sioux Rookie of the Year ... Named WCHA Rookie of the Week for her performance against Ohio State (Nov. 1-2) when she scored the overtime goal to complete UND’s first-ever sweep over the Buckeyes ... She scored two goals and one assist in the series, placing 12 shots on net ... Had three game-winning goals (two in overtime) ... Had 28 points, which was tied for fifth-best all time and tied for first by a freshman (Cara Wooster, 2004-05) ... Found the back of the net 13 times (tied career high), which was third-best all-time by a freshman ... Tallied 15 assists ... Scored at least one point in 21 of 36 games ... Scored her first collegiate goal vs. St. Cloud State (10/11/08) and first assist vs. St. Cloud State (10/10/08) ... Had her first 3-point game vs. Wayne State in a 3-3 tie ... Had an 8-game point streak, scoring five goals and six assists, from Dec. 6, to Jan. 16 ... Had a team-high 127 shots-on-goal (.102) ... Racked up 19 penalties for 38 minutes ... Scored one power-play goal ... Earned her first letter.

Before UND: A 2008 graduate of Athol Murray College of Notre Dame in Wilcox, Saskatchewan ... Spent the past two seasons at Notre Dame and led the the league in scoring both years ... Scored 114 points (70g, 44a) in 2007-08 ... Scored 29 goals and 32 assists for the Hounds in 2006-07 ... Added another 19 points in the playoffs and led Notre Dame to a Western Canadian midget AAA championship ... Played for Canada’s National Under-18 Team in 2007.

Personal: Majoring in graphic design and technology ... Daughter of Brad Wiebe and Lynda Wiebe.

Wiebe’s Career StatisticsOverallYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/-2008-09 36 15 13 28 18/36 1 0 3 +42009-10 34 9 21 30 20/40 0 1 1 +72010-11 36 13 21 34 11/25 0 1 1 -2Totals 106 37 55 92 49/101 1 3 5 +9

ConferenceYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/- 2008-09 28 9 13 22 17/34 0 0 2 +12009-10 28 7 15 22 17/34 0 1 1 02010-11 28 12 18 30 7/17 0 0 1 +6Totals 84 28 46 74 41/85 0 1 4 +7

Career Game HighsGoals: 2 (5x), Last 1/16/11 vs. Bemidji StateAssists: 3 (2x), Last 10/23/10 at Minnesota StatePoints: 5 (2g, 3a, 5p), 10/30/09 at St. Cloud StatePlus/Minus: +4, 1/30/09 vs. Bemidji StateLongest Point Streak: 8 games (5g, 6a, 11p), 12/6/08 (vs. Minnesota) to 1/16/09 (at Wisconsin)

SR | F | 5-7 | L

Hometown: Saskatoon, SaskatchewanPrevious Team: Athol Murray College of Notre DameHigh School: Athol Murray College of Notre Dame (‘08)Major: Graphic Design and Technology

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2010-11 (Sophomore): Named UND’s Most Dedicated Player ... Played in 12 games, starting 11 ... Logged 697:59 minutes ... Had a 4-6-1 record ... Recorded a 3.61 goals against average and an .866 save percentage ... Earned her second letter.

2009-10 (Redshirt Freshman): Named UND’s Female Rookie of the Year (all sports) ... Awarded team’s Most Valuable Player and Most Dedicated honors ... Named to the 2009-10 All-WCHA Academic team ... Named WCHA Defensive Player of the Week (10/7/09) for her opening night shutout win over Wisconsin, on the night it hung its national championship banner, making 29 saves ... Played in 24 games (started 18) ... Logged 1131:37 minutes in net ... Had a 4-13-2 record ... Recorded a 2.39 goals against average and a .923 save percentage (program record) ... Had three shutouts, which was second-best all-time by a Sioux ... All three shutouts came on the road, at No. 1 Wisconsin (10/2/09), at Union College (1/2/10) and at Bemidji State (2/12/20) ... Had 10 games with more than 30 saves ... Eighteen of her 45 goals allowed came when short-handed (.400) ... Earned first letter.

2008-09 (Freshman): Redshirted.

Before UND: Spent the 2007-08 season with IHK Sparta and led the team to a Norwegian national championship ... A 2008 graduate of St. Olav in Sarpsborg, Norway.

Personal: Majoring in physical education, exercise science and wellness ... Daughter of Hans Christia Oiestad and Marianne Dagfinrud.

Dagfinrud’s Career StatisticsOverallYear GP MIN GA GAA SVS SV% SO W-L-T2009-10 24 1131:37 45 2.39 539 .923 3 4-13-22010-11 12 697:59 42 3.61 272 .916 0 4-6-1Totals 36 1829:36 87 2.85 811 .903 3 8-19-3

ConferenceYear GP MIN GA GAA SVS SV% SO W-L-T2009-10 19 939:49 36 2.30 443 .925 2 3-12-12010-11 9 515:07 31 3.61 216 .874 0 3-5-0Totals 28 1454:56 67 2.76 659 .908 2 6-17-1 Career Game HighsGoals Allowed (Fewest): 0 (3x), last 2/12/10 at Bemidji StateMost Saves: 42, 2/26/10 at Minnesota DuluthMost Minutes: 64:52, 1/16/10 vs. St. Cloud StateWinning Streak: 2, 1/2/10 (at Union College) to 1/8/10 (vs. Wisconsin)Unbeaten Streak: N/A

JR | g | 5-6 | L

Hometown: Sarpsborg, NorwayPrevious Team: IHK SpartaHigh School: St. Olav (‘08)Major: Physical Education & Wellness

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Career vs. OpponentsBemidji State: 1-2-0 Boston University: 1-1-0Maine: 0-0-1Minnesota: 1-4-0Minnesota Duluth: 0-4-0Minnesota State: 0-3-0

Ohio State: 1-1-0St. Cloud State: 1-1-1 Vermont: 0-0-1Wisconsin: 2-4-0Union: 1-0-0

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2010-11 (Sophomore): Played in all 36 games ... Recorded nine points from two goals and seven assists ... Made the transition from forward to defense, playing both positions as needed ... Recorded four penalties for eight minutes ... Had 20 shots on goal ... Averaged 0.56 shots per game, 0.06 goals per game, 0.19 assists per game and 0.25 points per game ... Earned her second letter.

2009-10 (Freshman): Played in all 34 games ... Recorded 14 points from six goals and eight assists (all career highs) ... Was fourth on the team in points ... Had 49 shots on goal (12.2 shooting percentage) ... Had one power-play goal which came against Ohio State (11/6/09) ... Was a season high +3 at Ohio State (2/6/10) ... Scored first collegiate goal in first game in upset win over top-ranked Wisconsin (10/2/09) ... Goal was game-winner ... Had two multi-point games coming against Ohio State (11/6/09) and at Union College (1/2/10) ... Had a 3-game point streak from Oct. 31 to Nov. 27 ... Racked up 11 penalties for 22 minutes ... Had 49 shots on goal (career high) ... Averaged 1.44 shots per game, 0.18 goals per game, 0.24 assists per game and 0.41 points per game ... Earned first letter.

Before UND: A 2009 graduate of Castle View High School in Castle Rock, Colo. ... Played for the Colorado Select AAA U19 team ... Helped lead the U19 team to the USA Hockey National Tournament in Rochester, N.Y. ... In six years in three different divisions, she scored 92 points in 98 games ... She scored 27 (12g, 15a) for the U14 team in 28 games, 42 (10g, 30a) for the U16 team in 37 goals and had 19 (6g, 13a) with the U19 team.

Personal: Majoring in management ... Daughter of Rich and Lori Furia.

Furia’s Career StatisticsOverallYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/-2009-10 34 6 8 14 11/22 1 0 1 -22010-11 36 2 7 9 4/8 0 0 0 -12Totals 70 8 15 23 15/30 1 0 1 -14

ConferenceYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/- 2009-10 28 5 6 11 8/16 1 0 1 E2010-11 28 2 6 8 4/8 0 0 0 -8Totals 56 7 12 19 12/24 1 0 1 -8

Career Game HighsGoals: 1 (6x), 1/15/10 vs. St. Cloud StateAssists: 2, 1/2/10 at Union CollegePoints: 2 (2x), last 1/2/10 at Union College (0g, 2a) Plus/Minus: +3, 2/6/10 at Oho StateLongest Point Streak: 3, 10/31/09 (at St. Cloud State) to 11/27/09 (vs. Ohio State)

JR | D/F | 5-6 | R

Hometown: Sedalia, Colo.Previous Team: Colorado Select U19High School: Castle View High School (‘09)Major: Management

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Career vs. OpponentsBemidji State: 11 GP, 0-1-1Boston University: 2GP, 0-1-1Maine: 2 GP, 0-0-0Minnesota: 8 GP, 0-0-0Minnesota Duluth: 10 GP, 0-3-3Minnesota State: 8 GP, 1-4-5

Ohio State: 8 GP, 2-4-6St. Cloud State: 8 GP, 2-0-2Vermont: 2 GP, 0-0-0Wisconsin: 5 GP, 2-0-2Union: 2 GP 1-2-3

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2010-11 (Sophomore): Named UND’s Most Improved Player ... Played in all 36 games ... Recorded three points from three assists ... Recorded one penalty for two minutes ... Had 31 shots on goal ... Averaged 0.86 shots per game, 0.08 assists per game and 0.08 points per game.

2009-10 (Freshman): Played in all 34 games ... Recorded six points from one goal and five assists (all career highs) ... Scored first collegiate goal in playoff game against Minnesota Duluth (2/27/10) ... Had career-high 3-point, 3-assist game in 5-4 win at St. Cloud State (10/30/09)... Recorded three penalties for six minutes ... Had 30 shots on goal ... Averaged 0.88 shots per game, 0.03 goals per game, 0.15 assists per game and 0.18 points per game ... Earned her first letter.

Before UND: A 2009 graduate of Andover High School ... Lettered six times in hockey as a prep and was team captain ... Was named all-conference ... Scored 13 goals and 14 assists for 27 points her senior year (missed half of the season with an injury) ... Scored 64 goals and 85 assists in her prep career.

Personal: Majoring in psychology ... Daughter of Greg and Diane Gilbert.

Gilbert’s Career StatisticsOverallYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/-2009-10 34 1 5 6 3/6 0 0 0 -112010-11 36 0 3 3 0/0 0 0 0 -6Totals 70 1 8 9 3/6 0 0 0 -17

ConferenceYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/- 2009-10 28 0 4 4 3/6 0 0 0 -102010-11 28 0 2 2 1/2 0 0 0 -6Totals 56 0 6 6 4/8 0 0 0 -16

Career Game HighsGoals: 1, 2/27/10 at Minnesota DuluthAssists: 3, 10/30/09 at St. Cloud StatePoints: 3, 10/30/09 at St. Cloud StatePlus/Minus: +2, multiple timesLongest Point Streak: N/A

JR | F | 5-7 | R

Hometown: Andover, Minn.Previous Team: Andover High SchoolHigh School: Andover High School (‘09)Major: Psychology

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Career vs. OpponentsBemidji State: 11 GP, 0-1-1Boston University: 2 GP, 0-1-1Maine: 2 GP, 0-1-1Minnesota: 8 GP, 0-0-0Minnesota Duluth: 10 GP, 1-0-1Minnesota State: 8 GP, 0-1-1


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2010-11: Patty Kazmaier Award nominee ... All-Western Collegiate Hockey Association second team ... WCHA Scholar-Athlete ... Named WCHA co-Offensive Player of the Week (10/27/10) after tallying six points, including a hat trick, in two games against Minnesota State ... Helped the United States to a gold medal in the International Ice Hockey Federation World Championship (Top Division) ... Named best player of the game for the U.S. against Russia ... Finished 11th in scoring (3-3-6) in five games played ... Named UND’s co-Most Valuable Player ... Played In 33 games ... Led the team in points and goals ... Tallied 57 points from 28 goals and 29 assists ... Ranked seventh in the nation in points per game, eighth in goals per game and 12th in assists per game ... Had a team-high +18 plus/minus rating ... Scored six power-play goals, one short-handed goal, three game-winning goals and three unassisted goals ... Had two hat tricks and 16 multi-point games ... Had three season-high 4-point games ... Scored a highlight reel, breakaway goal against Minnesota (2/18/11) that has had over 18,000 views on YouTube.com ... Recorded 46 penalties for 100 minutes ... Led the team with 968 faceoff attempts, winning 57.0 percent ... Averaged 5.97 shots per game, 0.85 goals per game, 0.88 assists per game and 1.73 points per game ... Earned her first letter.

2009-10: Redshirted to compete with the 2010 U.S. women’s Olympic hockey team ... Earned a silver medal at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics ... Along with her sister, Monique, became first and second UND women’s hockey players to earn an Olympic medal ... Along with her sister, Monique, were second and third-youngest players on the team ... Played in all five games for Team USA, averaging 12:15 minutes per game ... Scored two goals and four assists for six points (tied for seventh on the team) ... Was a +10 (third on the team) ... Had 10 shots on goal (20 percent shooting percentage) ... Scored a highlight reel, between-the-legs goal against China that made ESPN’s top-10 plays (2/14/10) ... Was also her first Olympic goal ... Had 2-point games against Russia (2/16/10), with one goal and one assist, and Sweden (2/22/10), with two assists ... Scored at least one point in four of five games (averaged 1.2 points per game) ... Competed in the Under-22 USA/Canada Hockey series (8/18-21/10) ... Compiled three assists and eight penalty minutes in three games ... Along with her sister, Monique, threw out first pitch at Minnesota Twins game (7/31/10).

Before UND: Played for the University of Minnesota ... First-team All-WCHA and WCHA All-Rookie team honoree ... Scored 28 goals and 37 assists for 65 points ... Ranked 11th in the nation in points per game (1.62), ninth in assists per game (0.93) and 15th overall in goals per game (0.70) ... Patty Kazmaier Award nominee ... Had 20 multiple-point games ... Scored eight power-play goals, eight game-winning goals and one hat trick ... Led the Gophers with a plus/minus of +58 ... Won 461 of 861faceoffs (.565) ... Started her freshman season on an 8-game scoring streak (11 points) ... Had three goals and three assist in a game versus Bemidji State on Jan. 17 ... Named to the WCHA All-Tournament Team at the WCHA Final Faceoff ... Two-time WCHA Rookie of the Week and 2-time WCHA Player of the Week ... Was on the gold-medal winning USA Hockey Team at the IIHF World Championship ... Was on the 2008 United States Under-22 Team ... Along with her sister Monique, were the youngest members of the U.S. Four Nation’s Cup Team in 2006 ... Played at Shattuck-St. Mary’s and won three U-19 national championships ... Scored 495 points in her career at SSM ... Went 217-12-6 at Shattuck-St. Mary’s ... Was named Best All-Around Athlete at SSM senior year ... Named first-team all-star for the Midwest Elite Hockey League and a member of the state runner-up Grand Forks Wheat Kings Bantam A boys’ team in 2003-04 ... Also was a all-state and all-conference honoree in soccer and cross-country.

Personal: Majoring in physical education, exercise science and wellness ... Daughter of Jean-Pierre and Linda Lamoureux ... Twin sister of Sioux forward Monique Lamoureux ... Sister to former Sioux Jean-Philippe and current Sioux Mario ... Brother, Jacques, played for Air Force Academy, while brother Pierre-Paul is an assistant video coordinator with UND men’s hockey team ... Father, Jean-Pierre, was a goalie at UND and helped the Sioux to two national championships ... Mother, Linda, was a swimmer at UND ... Was high school teammate of Sioux forward Margot Miller.

Lamoureux’s Career StatisticsOverallYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/-2008-09* 40 28 37 65 46/92 8 1 8 +592009-10 Redshirt (USA Olympic team)2010-11 33 28 29 57 46/100 6 1 3 +18Totals 77 56 66 122 92/192 14 2 11 +77

ConferenceYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/- 2008-09* 28 23 26 49 36/72 7 1 7 +462009-10 Redshirt (USA Olympic team)2010-11 25 23 24 47 39/86 5 0 2 +13Totals 53 46 50 96 75/158 12 1 9 +59

Career Game HighsGoals: 3 (3x), most recent 11/19/10 vs. St. Cloud StateAssists: 3 (3x), most recent 2/13/11 at WisconsinPoints: 6 (3g, 3a, 6p), 1/17/09 vs. Bemidji State*Plus/Minus: +6 (2x), Last 1/17/09 vs. Bemidji State*Longest Point Streak: 11 games (10-16-26), 12/11/10 at Minnesota Duluth to 2/5/11 at Ohio State* - with Minnesota

JR | F | 5-6 | R

Hometown: Grand Forks, N.D.Previous Team: MinnesotaHigh School: Shattuck-St. Mary’s High School (‘08)Major: Physical Education and Wellness

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Career vs. OpponentsBemidji State: 6 GP, 3-7-10Boston College: 1 GP, 0-0-0Boston University: 2 GP, 2-0-2Harvard: 2 GP, 0-0-0Mercyhurst: 1 GP, 0-0-0Minnesota: 2 GP, 2-4-6Minnesota Duluth: 8 GP, 4-5-9

Minnesota State: 9 GP, 11-11-22North Dakota: 4 GP, 4-3-7Ohio State: 7 GP, 6-8-14Robert Morris: 2 GP, 0-3-3St. Cloud State: 8 GP, 9-6-15Vermont: 2 GP, 1-4-5Wisconsin: 10 GP, 6-5-11

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2010-11: Patty Kazmaier Award nominee ... All-Western Collegiate Hockey Association second team ... WCHA Scholar Athlete ... Named WCHA co-Defensive Player of the Week (2/9/11) after tallying two goals and four assists in a series sweep over Ohio State ... Named WCHA Defensive Player of the Week (1/19/11) after tallying two goals and three assists in series sweep over Bemidji State ... Named WCHA co-Offensive Player of the Week (1/12/11) after tallying six points, including a hat trick, in weekend series against Vermont ... Helped the United States to a gold medal at the International Ice Hockey Federation World Championship (Top Division) ... Named the tournament’s best forward, selected by the Directorate ... Finished sixth in scoring (2-5-7) despite only playing in three of five games ... Named UND’s co-Most Valuable Player ... Played in 33 games ... Led the team in assists ... Tallied 54 points from 22 goals and 32 assists ... Ranked ninth in the nation in points per game, 17th in goals per game and eighth in assists per game ... Scored seven power-play goals, four game-winning goals, two overtime goals (including the game-winner in the third and decisive game against Bemidji State in the playoffs) and six unassisted goals ... Had one hat trick and 18 multi-point games ... Tied the program record with +5 plus/minus game against Bemidji State (1/16/11) ... Was +11 on the season ... Recorded 30 penalties for 60 minutes ... Had a team-high 205 shots on goal ... Averaged 6.21 shots per game, 0.67 goals per game, 0.97 assists per game and 1.64 points per game ... Earned her first letter.

2009-10: Redshirted to compete with the 2010 U.S. women’s Olympic hockey team ... Earned a silver medal at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics ... Along with her sister, Jocelyne, became first and second UND women’s hockey players to earn an Olympic medal ... Along with her sister, Jocelyne, were second and third-youngest players on the team ... Played in all five games for Team USA, averaging 15:42 minutes per game ... Scored four goals (tied for second on the team) and six assists (tied for third on the team) for 10 points (tied for seventh on the team) ... Was a +7 (tied for seventh on the team) ... Had 22 shots on goal (Most on the team, 18% shooting percentage) ... Had a 4-point game against China (2/14/10) with four assists ... Tallied a hat trick, including the game-winning goal, against Sweden (2/22/10) ... Scored first Olympic goal against Russia (2/16/10) ... Scored at least one point in four of five games (Averaged two points per game) ... Competed in the Under-22 USA/Canada Hockey series (8/18-21/10) ... Compiled three goals and 10 penalty minutes in three games ... Along with her sister, Monique, threw out first pitch at Minnesota Twins game (7/31/10) ... Got to ride in a F16 with US Air Force as part of their hometown heroes program (5/20/10).

Before UND: Played for the University of Minnesota ... Patty Kazmaier Award top-10 finalist ... Second-team All-American ... First-team All-WCHA and WCHA All-Rookie Team honoree ... Scored 39 goals and 36 assists for 75 points ... WCHA scoring champion with 61 points in conference play ... Led every scoring category with in conference play with 61 points, 30 goals and 31 assists ... Ranked fifth in the nation in points per game (1.88), fourth in goals per game (0.97) and 11th in assists per game (0.93) ... Had five power-play, five short-handed and eight game-winning goals ... Had a +55 plus/minus ... Two-time WCHA Offensive Player of the Week and four-time WCHA Rookie of the Week (conference high) ... Scored in 34 of 40 games ... Had 21 multiple-point games ... Recorded a career-high six points against Minnesota State on Nov. 22 ... Netted her first career hat trick in an 11-1 win over Bemdiji State and tied career-high six points ... Was on the gold-medal winning U.S. Hockey Team at the IIHF World Championship ... Was on the 2008 United States Under-22 Team ... Along with her sister, Jocelyne, were the youngest members of the U.S. Four Nation’s Cup Team in 2006 ... Played at Shattuck-St. Mary’s and won three U-19 national championships ... Scored 498 points in her career at SSM ... Went 217-12-6 at SSM ... Was named Best All-Around Athlete at SSM senior year ... Played both forward and defense at SSM ... Named first-team all-star for the Midwest Elite Hockey League and a member of the state runner-up Grand Forks Wheat Kings Bantam A boys’ team in 2003-04 ... Also was a all-state and all-conference honoree in soccer and cross-country.

Personal: Majoring in physical education, exercise science and wellness ... Daughter of Jean-Pierre and Linda Lamoureux ... Twin sister of Sioux forward Jocelyne Lamoureux ... Sister to former Sioux Jean-Philippe and current Sioux Mario ... Brother, Jacques, played for Air Force Academy, while brother Pierre-Paul is an assistant video coordinator with UND men’s hockey team ... Father, Jean-Pierre, was a goalie at UND and helped the Sioux to two national championships ... Mother, Linda, was a swimmer at UND ... Was high school teammate of Sioux forward Margot Miller ... Married to Taylor Kolls, brother of teammate Madison Kolls.

Lamoureux-Kolls’ Career StatisticsOverallYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/-2008-09* 40 39 36 75 32/86 5 5 8 +522009-10 Redshirt (USA Olympic team)2010-11 33 22 32 54 30/60 7 0 4 +11Totals 73 61 68 129 62/146 12 5 12 +63

ConferenceYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/- 2008-09* 28 30 31 61 18/47 4 4 5 +43 2009-10 Redshirt (USA Olympic team)2010-11 25 14 27 41 19/38 6 0 2 +11Totals 53 44 58 102 37/85 10 4 7 +54

Career Game HighsGoals: 4, 1/31/09 at Minnesota State*Assists: 4, 11/22/08 vs. Minnesota State*Points: 6 (3g, 3a, 6p) twice, Last 1/17/09 vs. Bemidji State*Plus/Minus: +6 (2x), Last 1/17/09 vs. Bemidji State*Longest Point Streak: 12 games (14g, 12a, 26p), 1/24/09 (vs. Minnesota Duluth) to 3/7/09 (vs. Minnesota State)** - with Minnesota

JR | F | 5-6 | R

Hometown: Grand Forks, N.D.Previous Team: MinnesotaHigh School: Shattuck-St. Mary’s High School (‘08)Major: Management

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Career vs. OpponentsBemidji State: 11 GP, 13-10-23Boston College: 1 GP, 0-1-1Boston University: 2 GP, 2-3-5Harvard: 2 GP, 1-1-2Mercyhurst: 1 GP, 1-0-1Minnesota: 4 GP, 3-2-5Minnesota Duluth: 8 GP, 4-3-7

Minnesota State: 9 GP, 13-10-23North Dakota: 4 GP, 4-5-9Ohio State: 7 GP, 8-12-20Robert Morris: 2 GP, 0-2-2St. Cloud State: 8 GP, 3-12-15Vermont: 2 GP, 5-1-6Wisconsin: 10 GP, 2-6-8

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2010-11 (Sophomore): WCHA Scholar-Athlete ... Played in all 36 games ... Tallied 15 points from eight goals (career high) and seven assists ... Scored four power-play goals, two game-winning goals and one game-tying goals ... Had her second career 2-goal game at Wisconsin (2/13/11) ... Had two multi-point games ... Took the second-most faceoff attempts (623), winning 49.8 percent ... Recorded five penalties for 10 minutes ... Had fourth-most shots on goal with 58 ... Averaged 1.61 shots per game, 0.22 goals per game, 0.19 assists per game and 0.42 points per game ... Earned her second letter.

2009-10 (Freshman): Honored as WCHA Rookie of the Week (1/6/09) for her weekend performance at Union College where, on Saturday (1/2/09), she scored a career high two goals (including game-winner), fired 11 shots on goal and was a +2 in the 5-0 shutout road victory ... Was named Fighting Sioux Rookie of the Year ... Played in all 34 games ... Scored 16 points (career high) on the season (third on the team), which was tied for seventh-most all-time by a Sioux freshman ... Had seven goals (third on the team), which was ninth-most all-time by a Sioux freshman ... Tallied nine assists (career high/tied for second on the team), which was tied for fifth-most all-time by a Sioux freshman ... Recorded a +6 plus/minus (second-best on the team) ... Logged 11 penalties for 22 minutes ... Scored two power-play goals (tied for first on the team) ... Recorded a career-high three assists at St. Cloud State (10/30/09) ... Racked up 11 penalties for 22 minutes ... Had 61 shots on goal ... Averaged 1.79 shots per game, 0.21 goals per game, 0.26 assists per game and 0.47 points per game ... Earned her first letter.

Before UND: A 2009 graduate of Roseau High School ... Lettered four times in hockey as a prep and was team captain three years ... Earned all-conference honors ... Was a 2009 top-10 finalist for Minnesota Ms. Hockey ... All-state in 2009 (honorable mention in 2008) ... Awarded Hobey Baker High School Character Award ... Academic all-state ... Minnesota State Tournament Team in 2008 ... Section champions in 2008 along with third-place finish in the Minnesota State Tournament and named to all-tournament team.

Personal: Majoring in biology and pre-health ... Daughter of Marshall and Tami Loken.

Loken’s Career StatisticsOverallYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/-2009-10 34 7 9 16 11/22 2 0 1 +62010-11 36 8 7 15 5/10 4 0 3 -16Totals 70 15 16 31 16/32 6 0 4 -10

ConferenceYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/- 2009-10 28 3 7 10 10/20 1 0 1 +12010-11 28 7 7 14 5/10 3 0 3 -5Totals 56 10 14 24 15/30 4 0 4 -4

Career Game HighsGoals: 2 (2x), most recent 2/13/11 at WisconsinAssists: 3, 10/30/09 at St. Cloud StatePoints: 3 (0g, 3a, 3p), 10/30/09 at St. Cloud StatePlus/Minus: +3 (2x), most recent 1/22/11 at St. Cloud StateLongest Point Streak: 3 games (3x), most recent (3g, 1a, 4p), 2/13/11 at Wisconsin to 2/19/11 vs. Minnesota

JR | F | 5-6 | R

Hometown: Roseau, Minn.Previous Team: Roseau High SchoolHigh School: Roseau High School (‘09)Major: Biology/Pre-Health

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2010-11 (Sophomore): Played in all 36 games ... Tallied 10 points from two goals and eight assists (all career highs) ... Scored one power-play goal ... Had a +3 plus/minus rating ... Was second among defensemen with 44 shots on goal ... Was a career high +3 against Bemidji State (1/16/11) ...Recorded 22 penalties for 44 minutes ... Averaged 1.22 shots per game, 0.06 goals per game, 0.22 assists per game and 0.28 points per game ... Earned her second letter.

2009-10 (Freshman): Played in 31 games ... Recorded seven points from one goal and six assists ... Scored first collegiate goal in playoff game at Minnesota Duluth (2/26/10) ... Had a career high 2-point, 2-assist game in 5-4 win over Ohio State (11/6/10) ... Racked up 16 penalties for 43 minutes ... Had 27 shots on goal ... Averaged 0.87 shots per game, 0.03 goals per game, 0.19 assists per game and 0.23 points per game ... Earned first letter.

Before UND: A 2009 graduate of South Anchorage High School ... Attended the North American Hockey Academy ... Was team captain her senior year.

Personal: Majoring in general studies ... Daughter of Tim and Bobbie Jean Molle ... Brothers, Dustin (senior) and Bryant (junior), play for the University of Alaska ... Father, Tim, played for the University of Alaska Anchorage. Molle’s Career Statistics

OverallYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/-2009-10 31 1 6 7 16/43 0 0 0 -42010-11 36 2 8 10 22/44 1 0 0 +3Totals 67 3 14 17 38/87 1 0 0 -1

ConferenceYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/- 2009-10 27 0 6 6 16/43 0 0 0 -12010-11 28 2 7 9 17/34 1 0 0 -1Totals 55 2 13 15 33/77 1 0 0 -1

Career Game HighsGoals: 1 (2x), most recent 1/29/11 vs. Minnesota StateAssists: 2, 11/6/09 vs. Ohio StatePoints: 2, 11/6/09 vs. Ohio StatePlus/Minus: +3, 1/16/11 vs. Bemidji StateLongest Point Streak: 3 games (1-2-3), 1/28/11 vs. Minnesota State to 2/4/11 at Ohio State

JR | D | 5-5 | L

Hometown: Anchorage, AlaskaPrevious Team: North American Hockey AcademyHigh School: South Anchorage High School (‘09)Major: General Studies

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2010-11 (Sophomore): WCHA Scholar-Athlete ... Played in 34 games ... Tallied 16 points from seven goals and nine assists (all career highs) ... Scored three power-play goals ... Had her first multi-point game (0-2-2) against St. Cloud State (11/19/10) ... Had four multi-point games ... Had a career high 3-point game (1-2-3) at St. Cloud State (1/22/11) ... Had her first and career high two-goal game vs. Minnesota State (1/28/11) ... Recorded 14 penalties for 39 minutes ... Had 53 shots on goal ... Averaged 1.56 shots per game, 0.21 goals per game, 0.26 assists per game and 0.47 points per game ... Earned her second letter.

2009-10 (Freshman): Played in all 34 games ... Recorded two points from one goal and one assist ... First collegiate goal came in 5-5 tie against Maine (11/27/09) ... Tallied first collegiate assist in 5-0 win at Union College (1/2/10) ... Racked up 10 penalties for 20 minutes ... Had 16 shots on goal ... Averaged 0.47 shots per game, 0.03 goals per game, 0.03 assists per game and 0.06 points per game ... Earned her first letter.

Before UND: Played one year for the 19U Minnesota Crunch at Itasca Community College ... In 58 games, scored 46 goals and 49 assists for 95 points ... A graduate of Minot High School ... Lettered six times in hockey as a prep and was team captain junior and senior seasons ... Team MVP 2005-08 ... MHS scoring leader 2005-08 ... Miss Hockey Candidate in 2008 ... Scored 53 goals and 15 assists for 68 points her senior season, leading North Dakota ... Third in North Dakota point standings (68) ... Set a North Dakota state record with eight goals and two assists for 10 points in one game.

Personal: Majoring in physical education, exercise science and wellness ... Daughter of Lana and Dave Parizek.

Parizek’s Career StatisticsOverallYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/-2009-10 34 1 1 2 10/20 0 0 0 -22010-11 34 7 9 16 14/39 3 0 0 ETotals 68 8 10 18 24/59 3 0 0 -2

ConferenceYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/- 2009-10 28 0 0 0 8/16 0 0 0 -22010-11 26 7 9 16 12/35 3 0 0 +1Totals 54 7 9 16 20/51 3 0 0 -1

Career Game HighsGoals: 1, 11/27/09 vs. MaineAssists: 1, 1/2/10 at Union CollegePoints: 1 (2x), last 1/2/10 at Union College Plus/Minus: +1 (2x)Longest Point Streak: N/A

JR | F | 5-4 | R

Hometown: Minot, N.D.Previous Team: 19U Minnesota CrunchHigh School: Minot High School (‘09)Major: Physical Education and Wellness

aLLiSon ParizeK

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2010-11 (Sophomore): Played in 13 games ... Tallied eight points from three goals and five assists ... Had one game-winning goal and one unassisted goal ... Had a +14 plus/minus rating (second highest on the team) ... Had back-to-back multi-point games for her third and fourth of her career ... Had 2-goal game vs. Bemidji State (1/16/11) and one goal and one assist at St. Cloud State (1/21/11) ... Recorded two penalties for four minutes ... Averaged 1.69 shots per game, 0.23 goals per game, 0.38 assists per game and 0.62 points per game ... Earned her second letter.

2009-10 (Freshman): Played in 20 games ... Tallied 10 points from six goals and four assists ... Recorded two power-play goals, one game-winning goal and one game tying goal ... Had a +1 plus/minus rating ... Recorded her first goal and first assist in second career game at St. Cloud State (10/30/09) ... Was also her first multi-point game ... Had her first 2-goal game and a career high 3-point game (2-1-3) at Ohio State (2/6/10) ...Recorded nine penalties for 18 minutes ... Averaged 2.25 shots per game, 0.30 goals per game, 0.20 assists per game and 0.50 points per game ... Earned her first letter.

Before UND: A 2009 graduate of Kenai Central High School.

Personal: Majoring in physical education, exercise science and wellness ... Daughter of Kelly Perkins and Bobbie Behrens.

Perkins’ Career StatisticsOverallYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/-2009-10 20 6 4 10 9/18 2 0 1 +12010-11 13 3 5 8 2/4 0 0 1 +14Totals 33 9 9 18 11/22 2 0 1 +11

ConferenceYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/- 2009-10 18 6 3 9 8/16 2 0 1 -32010-11 7 3 3 6 1/2 0 0 1 +10Totals 25 9 6 15 9/18 2 0 2 +7

Career Game HighsGoals: 2 (2x), last 1/16/11 vs. Bemidji StateAssists: 1 (9x), Last 2/18/11 vs. MinnesotaPoints: 3, 2/6/10 at Ohio State Plus/Minus: +4, 1/7/11 at VermontLongest Point Streak: 5 games, (2g, 4a, 6p) 1/7/11 at Vermont to 1/21/11 at St. Cloud State

JR | F | 5-3 | R

Hometown: Soldotna, AlaskaPrevious Team: Anchorage North StarsHigh School: Kenai Central High School (‘09)Major: Physical Education and Wellness

hoLLy PerKins

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Career vs. OpponentsBemidji State: 9 GP, 3-1-4Maine: 2 GP, 0-1-1Minnesota: 5 GP, 0-1-1Minnesota Duluth: 3 GP, 1-0-1

Ohio State: 5 GP, 2-1-3St. Cloud State: 6 GP, 3-3-6Vermont: 2 GP, 0-2-2Wisconsin: 1 GP, 0-0-0

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2010-11 (Sophomore): Western Collegiate Hockey Association Scholar-Athlete ... Named WCHA Defensive Player of the Week (11/10/10) after tallying one goal and one assist in a series against Ohio State ... Named WCHA Defensive Player of the Week (10/20/10) after tallying one goal and three assists, helping sweep Minnesota for the first time in program history ... Played in 26 games ... Recorded 22 points from six goals and 16 assists (all career highs) ... Ranked 15th in the nation among defensemen for total points ... At 0.85 points per game, she would have ranked sixth in the nation but was ineligible because she did not play in 75 percent of team’s games played ... Led all Sioux defensemen with 52 shots on goal ... Scored four power-play goals, game-winning goals and game-tying goals ... Had a +10 plus/minus rating (program record by a defenseman) ... Had her first career multi-point game (0-2-2) in her first game of the season at Minnesota (10/15/10) ... Had seven multi-point games ... Had at least one point in 14 games ... Recorded 10 penalties for 31 minutes ... Averaged 2.00 shots per game, 0.23 goals per game, 0.62 assists per game and 0.85 points per game ... Earned her second letter.

2009-10 (Freshman): The first active UND women’s hockey player to compete in the IIHF World Under-18 tournament... Competed for the United States, finishing the tournament with two assists and a plus-six rating in five games ... Played in all 34 games for the Sioux ... Recorded seven points from three goals and four assists ... Scored first collegiate goal against Maine (11/27/09) and first assist against Ohio State (11/6/09) ... Had career high 2-point game in 7-2 win at Ohio State with one goal and one assist (2/6/10) ... Racked up 16 penalties for 32 minutes ... Had 37 shots on goal ... Averaged 1.09 shots per game, 0.09 goals per game, 0.12 assists per game and 0.21 points per game ... Earned her first letter.

Before UND: A 2009 graduate of Erie High School ... Played for the Colorado Select U19 AAA team last year, U16 AAA team in 2007-08 and the Colorado Thunderbirds Bantam AAA team in 2006-07 ... Awarded 2009 Hobey Baker High School Character ... 2008-09 Erie High School Female Athlete of the Year ... Four-year participant at regional and national USA Hockey development camps.

Personal: Majoring in elementary education ... Daughter of Robert and Wendi Slavin.

Slavin’s Career StatisticsOverallYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/-2009-10 34 3 4 7 16/32 0 0 0 -12010-11 26 6 16 22 10/31 4 0 2 +10Totals 60 9 18 29 26/63 4 0 2 +9

ConferenceYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/- 2009-10 28 2 3 5 11/22 0 0 0 -42010-11 24 6 15 21 8/27 4 0 2 +9Totals 52 8 18 26 19/49 4 0 2 +5

Career Game HighsGoals: 1 (9x), most recent 2/5/11 at Ohio StateAssists: 3, 1/21/11 at St. Cloud StatePoints: 3, 1/21/11 at St. Cloud StatePlus/Minus: +3 (2x), most recent 1/21/11 at St. Cloud StateLongest Point Streak: 4 games (1-7-8), 1/15/11 vs. Bemidji State to 1/22/11 at St. Cloud State

JR | D | 5-10 | L

Hometown: Erie, Colo.Previous Team: Colorado Select U19High School: Erie High School (‘09)Major: Elementary Education

JoRDan slavin

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Career vs. OpponentsBemidji State: 8 GP, 0-5-5Maine: 2 GP, 1-0-1Minnesota: 6 GP, 1-3-4Minnesota Duluth: 6 GP, 0-1-1Minnesota State: 8 GP, 0-2-2


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2010-11 (Redshirt Freshman): Western Collegiate Hockey Association All-Rookie team ... Named UND’s Rookie of the Year ... Played in all 36 games ... Recorded four points from four assists ... Tallied her first point and first assist at Minnesota State (10/23/10) ... Recorded 14 penalties for 39 minutes ... Had 18 shots on goal ... Averaged 0.50 shots per game, 0.11 assists per game and 0.11 points per game ... Earned her first letter.

2009-10 (Freshman): Redshirted ... Named team’s most improved player.

Before UND: A 2009 graduate of Fargo North High School ... Captain of her hockey team from 2007-09 ... Lead her team to back-to-back North Dakota state championships.

Personal: Majoring in psychology ... Daughter of Mike and Jenny Berg.

Berg’s Career StatisticsOverallYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/-2009-10 Redshirted2010-11 36 0 4 4 14/39 0 0 0 +4Totals 36 0 4 4 14/39 0 0 0 +4

ConferenceYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/- 2009-10 Redshirted2010-11 28 0 3 3 9/29 0 0 0 +7Totals 28 0 3 3 9/29 0 0 0 +7

Career Game HighsGoals: N/AAssists: 1 (4x), most recent 2/25/11 vs. Bemidji StatePoints: 1 (4x), most recent 2/25/11 vs. Bemidji StatePlus/Minus: +3, 1/28/11 vs. Minnesota StateLongest Point Streak: N/A

So | D | 5-5 | R

Hometown: Fargo, N.D.Previous Team: Fargo North High SchoolHigh School: Fargo North High School (‘09)Major: Psychology

KayLa berg

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Career vs. OpponentsBemidji State: 7 GP, 0-1-1Boston University: 2 GP, 0-0-0Minnesota: 4 GP, 0-0-0 Minnesota Duluth: 4 GP, 0-0-0Minnesota State: 4 GP, 0-2-2


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So | F | 5-5 | L

Hometown: Rodovre, DenmarkPrevious Team: Finnish Olympic TeamHigh School: Falkonergarden High School (‘10)Major: Undeclared

MicheLLe Karvinen

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Before UND: Competed in the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics with Finland ... In five games played tallied three points from one goal and two assists ... Was one of three players on the team with a positive plus/minus (+1) ... Was tied for second on the team with 13 shots ... In first Olympic game had two assists against Russia (2/14/10) ... Scored lone goal in bronze-medal game against Sweden (2/25/10) ... Was the only European chosen for the All-Star team at the World Championships in 2009 ... Has two goald medals in Finnish Championships with Espoo ... Was top point scorer in the Finnish women’s league and scored nearly 1.5 points per game (seven goals, nine assist in11 games) in the Danish under-20 boys league.

Personal: Major is undeclared ... Daughter of Heikki Karvinen and Hanne Olson ... Is a dual citizen of both Denmark and Finland ... Father played professionally in Sweden and Denmark ... Brother, Jannik, plays for Denmark’s Rodovre Might Bulls (2007-present).

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So | D | 5-7 | R

Hometown: Hudson, Wis.Previous Team: Shattuck-St. Mary’s High School: Shattuck-St. Mary’s High School (‘10)Major: Pre-Entepreneurship

MaDiSon Kolls

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2010-11: Named Western Collegiate Hockey Association Rookie of the Week (11/24/10) after tallying three assists in weekend series against St. Cloud State ... Played in all 36 games ... Tallied four points from four assists ... Had a +2 plus/minus ... Recorded three penalties for six minutes ... Averaged 0.19 shots per game, 0.11 assists per game and 0.11 points per game ... Earned her first letter.

Before UND: A 2010 graduate of Shattuck-St. Mary’s High School ... Has earned a gold medal (2009) and silver medal (2010) in the USA Hockey National Championship ... Has been a regular invitee to USA Hockey National Camps including U17 (2009), U16 (2008) and U15 (2007) .

Personal: Majoring in pre-entrepreneurship ... Daughter of Jay and Rebecca Kolls ... Brother, Taylor, is married to teammate Monique Lamoureux-Kolls.

Kolls’ Career StatisticsOverallYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/-2010-11 36 0 4 4 3/6 0 0 0 +2Totals 36 0 4 4 3/6 0 0 0 +2

ConferenceYear GP G A PTS PEN PP SH GW +/- 2010-11 28 0 3 3 3/6 0 0 0 ETotals 28 0 3 3 3/6 0 0 0 E

Career Game HighsGoals: N/AAssists: 2, 11/20/10 vs. St. Cloud State Points: 2, 11/20/10 vs. St. Cloud State Plus/Minus: +3, 1/28/11 vs. Minnesota StateLongest Point Streak: 2 games (0-3-3), 11/19/10 to 11/20/10 vs. St. Cloud State

Career vs. OpponentsBoston University: 2 GP, 0-1-1Bemidji State: 7 GP, 0-0-0Minnesota: 4 GP, 0-0-0Minnesota Duluth: 4 GP, 0-0-0Minnesota State: 4 GP, 0-0-0


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RFR | g | 5-7 | L

Hometown: Rouyn-Noranda, QuebecPrevious Team: Lourdes High SchoolHigh School: Lourdes High School (‘10)Major: Biology

MicheLLe bonaPace Potvin

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Before UND: A 2010 graduate of Lourdes High School ... Was a four-year letterwinner in hockey ... Was a Ms. Goalie top-five finalist in 2010 ... All-conference (2007-09) ... Honorable mention all-state (2007-09) ... Honorable mention all-conference (2010) ... Team Most Valuable Player (2008) ... National Developement team final-54 roster (2008) ... Had a .900 save percentage in nearly 1,000 minutes with two shutouts.

Personal: Majoring in biology ... Daughter of Mario Potvin and Kathy Bonapace.

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SheLby amsley benzie

SR | F | 5-8 | L

Hometown: Elk River, Minn.Previous Team: ConnecticutHigh School: Elk River High School (‘08)Major: Sociology

Monique weber

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Before UND: Played three seasons for the University of Connecticut ... Played five games in 2010-11, recording two assists ... Received Hockey East honorable mention accolades (2009-10) ... Represented Connecticut at the WHEA All-Star game ... Second on the team in overall points (29), goals (14) and assists (15) ... Second on the team with five power-play goals ... Named Hockey East’s Player of the Week (2/16/10) ... Led all freshmen with 23 points in 35 games (2008-09) ... Was fifth on the team with 10 goals and 13 assists for 23 points ... Had a 3-point game in her collegiate debut ... Attended Elk River High School ... Minnesota State High School class ‘AA’ champion in 2004 ... Named all-state (2007-08) ... Invitee to USA Hockey National Development camp (2005-07) ... A top-10 finalist for Ms. Minnesota.

Personal: Majoring in sociology ... Daughter of Marlon and Elaine Weber.

FR | g | 5-7 | L

Hometown: Warroad, Minn.Previous Team: Warroad High SchoolHigh School: Warroad High School (‘11)Major: Biology

Before UND: A 2011 graduate of Warroad High School ... Was a team captain in 2009-10 and 2010-11 and backstopped the Warriors to back-to-back Minnesota State High School class ‘A’ championships ... Top-five finalist for Let’s Play Hockey newspaper’s Senior Goalie of the Year ...A three-year letterwinner ... All-state (2009-11) ... All-academic (2008-11) ... Went 25-3 during her senior season with 13 shutouts ... All three loses came to ‘Class AA’ teams (Twice to state champion Minnetonka and once to state runner-up Edina) ... Had a .955 save percentage and 0.91 goals against average ... In her 2009-10 championship run, had a record of 27-1-1 with 17 shutouts, a 0.48 goals against average and a .973 save percentage ... Did not lose a game in net, going 23-0 after Dec. 5, 2009, during that season, including an 8-game shutout streak from Jan. 2-26.

Personal: Majoring in chemical engineering ... Daughter of Kris Benzie and Crystal Amsley.

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FR | F | 5-8 | R

Hometown: Honefoss, NorwayPrevious Team: Linkopings HCHigh John Bauergymnasiet High School (‘11)Major: Undeclared

anDRea Dalen

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Before UND: A 2011 graduate of John Bauergymnasiet High School ... Has played in two International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) World Championships (Division I in 2009 and 20 11) with Norway ... In 2011, Norway finished with the silver medal while Dalen was tied for fourth place in the tournament with four points ... Had two goals (tied for second) and two assists (tied for ninth) ... Had a +3 plus/minus (tied for ninth) ... Named Norway’s best player of the game against Germany ... Had four goals and one assist in 2009 IIHF World Championship, leading the way for Norway to finish with the bronze medal ... Played the last two seasons in the Swedish Top League for the Club Linkoping HC ... Led the Linkopings to a runner-up finish in the playoffs and was the playoffs scoring champion with seven points (5-2-7) in four games ... Finished the regular season sixth in the scoring race with 1.44 points per game off 29 goals and 10 assists in 27 games ... In 2009-10, she was seventh in scoring and fifth in goals (21-21-42).

Personal: Major is undeclared ... Daughter of Morten Dalen and Randi Aase ... Teammate of Sioux goalie Jorid Dagfinrud with Norway.

FR | F | 5-7 | L

Hometown: Aalborg, DenmarkPrevious Team: Segeltorps IFHigh Huddingegymnesiet High School (‘11)Major: Undeclared

JoSeFine JaKobsen

Before UND: A 2011 graduate of Huddingegymnasiet High School ... Has played in three International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) World Championships (Division II in 2008-09 and 2011) with Denmark ... Named 2011 World Championship (Division II) Best Forward selected by the Directorate and best player of her team selected by the coaches ... Finished second in the tournament in scoring with seven points in four games ... Had six goals (tied for first) and one assist ... Had four goals in 2009 and six goals and seven assists for 13 points in 2008 ... Has played the last three seasons for the Segeltorps IF in the Swedish Top League ... Last season led the Segaltorps to a championship, winning the scoring title and goal-scoring title with 2.15 points per game (33-25-58) ... In 2009-10, was fifth in scoring and third in goals (24-19-43) ... In 2008-09, was fifth in scoring and fifth in goals (14-13-27).

Personal: Major is undeclared ... Daughter of Lars Jakobsen and Gitte Jakobsen.

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FR | F | 5-6 | R

Hometown: East Grand Forks, Minn.Previous Team: East Grand Forks High School High School: East Grand Forks High School (‘11)Major: Undeclared

Leah Jensen

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Before UND: A 2011 graduate of East Grand Forks High School ... A four-year letterwinner ... Named all-state (2010-11) ... Named all-state honorable mention (2010-11) ... Named all-conference (2007-11) ... Named team most valuable player (2009-11) ... Holds her school’s record for most goals in a season (53), most points in a season (69), most assists in a season (16) and most goals in a game (six) and career records of goals (163), points (227) and assists (64) ... During her senior season had 11 hat tricks ... A 2008, 2009 and 2010 USA Hockey National Development Camp participant ... Played for the Minnesota Junior Whitecaps during the summers of 2009 and 2010, when she helped them win the championship of the North American Hockey Academy Tournament (under-17).

Personal: Major is undeclared ... Daughter of Keith and Kari Jensen.

FR | D/F | 5-7 | R

Hometown: Waunakee, Wis.Previous Team: Waunakee High SchoolHigh School: Waunakee High School (‘11)Major: Physical Education and Wellness

JoSie Johnson

Before UND: A 2011 graduate of Waunakee High School ... A four-year letterwinner ... Named Miss Hockey Wisconsin (2011) ... Named the Molly Engstrom Top Defenseman (2011) ... Helped lead Sun Prairie co-op to its first trip to the WIAA girl’s hockey state tournament ... First-team all-state (2009, 2010 and 2011) ... First-team all-conference (2009, 2010 and 2011) ... Racked up 33 goals and 52 points in 26 games averaging 2.00 points per game ... Team captain in 2009-10 and 2010-11 ... Was an invitee to the 2010 USA Hockey National Development camp.

Personal: Majoring in physical education, exercise science and wellness ... Daughter of Mike and Sheila Johnson.

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FR | F | 5-7 | R

Hometown: Crookston, Minn.Previous Team: Crookston High SchoolHigh School: Crookston High School (‘11)Major: Undeclared

Shannon Kaiser

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Before UND: A 2011 graduate of Crookston High School ... A four-year letterwinner ... Named to all-state team (2010-11) ... Minnesota Associated Press all-state honorable mention (2010-11) ... All-state honorable mention (2009-10) ... Received the Hobey Baker Character Award (2011) ... Was an invitee to the National Development Camp (2009) ... Team captain (2009-11) ... Averaged 2.15 points per game in 27 games her senior season (39-19-58) ... Tallied seven hat tricks ... Also averaged 2.15 points per game her junior year in 26 games (35-21-56).

Personal: Major is undeclared ... Daughter of Brenda and Mickey Kaiser.

FR | F | 5-5 | R

Hometown: Warroad, Minn.Previous Team: Warroad High SchoolHigh School: Warroad High School (‘11)Major: Undeclared

LayLa marvin

Before UND: A 2011 graduate of Warroad High School ... A five-year letterwinner ... Named to all-state team (2009-11) ... Named to Let’s Play Hockey newspaper’s top 10 semifinalists for Minnesota Ms. Hockey ... A team captain from 2009-11, helped lead the Warriors to back-to-back Minnesota State High School class ‘A’ championships ... Finished second all-time in points at Warroad with 307 points from 117 goals and 190 assists ... Averaged 2.93 points per game (37-42-79) during senior season in 27 games ... Scored a goal in all five playoff games ... Had six hat tricks and scored at least one goal in 20 of 27 games ... Had a season-high 5-goal game in season-opener against Park Rapids ... In 2009-10, averaged 2.80 points per game in 30 games (33-51-84) ... Won a gold medal at the Under-18 Internation Ice Hockey Federation World Championship with Team USA in 2011 and tied for a team high with six goals.

Personal: Major is undeclared ... Daughter of David and Kallie Marvin ... Father, David, played hockey for UND ... Grandfather, Cal Marvin, played hockey for UND ... Cousin, Lee Marvin, played hockey for UND ... Cousin, Gigi Marvin, played hockey for Minnesota and for U.S. National Team in 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics ... Cousin, Aaron Marvin, played hockey for St. Cloud State ... Cousin, Chris Hontvet, played hockey for Dartmouth ... Cousin, Chad Hontvet, played hockey for Michigan State ... Uncle, Mike Marvin, played at hockey for Brown.

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FR | D | 5-3 | L

Hometown: The Pas, ManitobaPrevious Team: Balmoral HallHigh School: Balmoral Hall High School (‘11)Major: Psychology

toRi williams

Before UND: A 2011 graduate of Balmoral Hall High School ... Named Balmoral Hall Varsity Athlete of the Year (2011) ... Received the Jacqueline Anderson Award for leadership and sportsmanship ... Played in the Canadian National Championships with Team Manitoba in Vancouver and Halifax in 2009 and 2010, respectively ... Member of Team Manitoba that won gold at the National Aboriginal Hockey Championships in 2009-10 ... Captain of the 2010-11 Balmoral Hall Blazers that finished third in the Junior Women’s Hockey League ... Won a championship in the Eastman Showcase with the Blazers ... An inductee into the ‘Wall of Fame’ for The Pas Minor Hockey ... Recorded 10 goals and eight assists for 18 points during her senior season.

Personal: Majoring in psychology ... Daughter of Barb McLeod and Tim Williams ... Father, Tim, played junior hockey in the WCHL for the Victoria Cougars and was drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs.

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2011-12 opponentsWCHA Opponents . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64-67

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MinnesotaDec. 2-3 • Ralph Engelstad Arena

Feb. 17-18 • Ridder Arena

school inforMationlocation ................................................................................................ Minneapolis, Minn.enrollment ................................................................................................................... 51,659nickname .................................................................................................. Golden Gopherscolors ............................................................................................................ Maroon & Goldconference .................................................. Western Collegiate Hockey AssociationPresident ................................................................................................................. Eric Kalerathletics Director ............................................................................................ Joel Maturiarena ................................................................................................... Ridder Arena (3,400)arena size ....................................................................................................................200x85Press Box Phone ...........................................................................................612.625.6900

teaM inforMationhead coach ........................................................................................................... Brad Frostalma Mater/Year ............................................................................................ Bethel/1996office Phone .................................................................................................. 612.625.0188record at UM ...................................................................................... 107-26-13/5th Yearcareer record ............................................................................................................... Sameassistant coach ............................................................................................. Joel Johnsonalma Mater/Year ............................................................................................ Bethel/1996assistant coach ................................................................................................................ n/aalma Mater/Year .............................................................................................................. n/a2010-11 overall record ...................................................................................... 26-10-22010-11 Wcha record............................................................................... 18-8-2/T-2ndletterwinners returning ............................................................................................... 19letterwinners lost ............................................................................................................. 3

MeDia relationssiD ........................................................................................................................ Sara Berhowe-Mail ................................................................................................. [email protected] Phone ................................................................................................. 612. 625.5560cell Phone ........................................................................................................612.619.1634fax ...................................................................................................................... 612.625.0359Website ...................................................................................................gophersports.com

KeY retUrneesEmily West, Sr., F (2-2-4)Sarah Erickson, Sr., F (21-22-43)Anne Schleper, Sr., D (8-20-28)Amanda Kessel, So., F (19-31-50)Noora Raty, So., G (1.77, .944)

KeY lossesLaura May, F (3-5-8)

BeMiDji state Feb. 3-4 • Ralph Engelstad Arena

Nov. 25-26 • Robert H. Peters Rink

school inforMationlocation ..........................................................................................................Bemidji, Minn.enrollment ...................................................................................................................... 5,020nickname ................................................................................................................... Beaverscolors .............................................................................................................. Green & Whiteconference .................................................. Western Collegiate Hockey AssociationPresident .............................................................................................. Dr. Richard Hanson athletics Director ........................................................................................ Dr. Rick Goebarena ................................................................................... Robert H. Peters Rink (4,373)arena size ....................................................................................................................200x85Press Box Phone .............................................................................................................. n/a

teaM inforMationhead coach ......................................................................................................Steve Sertich alma Mater/Year ...................................................................... Colorado College/1974office Phone .................................................................................................. 218.755.2958record at BsU .................................................................................... 47-110-24/6th Yearcareer record ................................................................................................................Sameassistant coach .......................................................................................... Shane Veenker alma Mater/Year .................................................................................... Bemidji State ‘01assistant coach ...................................................................................... Amber Fryklundalma Mater/Year .................................................................................... Bemidji State ‘03 2010-11 overall record ...................................................................................... 14-17-42010-11 Wcha record............................................................................... 11-3-4-2/5thletterwinners returning ............................................................................................... 18letterwinners lost ............................................................................................................. 3

MeDia relationssiD ...................................................................................................................... Shawn Smithe-Mail ........................................................................................ [email protected] Phone .................................................................................................. 218.755.4619cell Phone ........................................................................................................................... n/afax .......................................................................................................................218.755.3898Website .................................................................................. bemidjistate.edu/athletics

KeY retUrnees Emily Erickson, Jr., F (16-11-27)Sadie Lundquist, Jr., F (8-14-22)Zuzana Tomcikova, Jr., G (1.84, 2.36)

KeY lossesErin Cody, F (20-18-38)Annie Bauerfield, F (6-15-21)Erin Johnson, F (6-7-13)

wcHA OppONeNTs

Head Coach Steve Sertich

DefensemanMontana Vichorek

Head Coach Brad Frost

DefensemanAnne Schleper

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Minnesota DUlUthDec. 10-11 • Ralph Engelstad Arena

Oct. 29-30 • AMSOIL Arena

school inforMationlocation .......................................................................................................... Duluth, Minn.enrollment .................................................................................................................... 14,800nickname .................................................................................................................. Bulldogs colors ............................................................................................................. Maroon & Gold conference ...................................................Western Collegiate Hockey Associationchancellor........................................................................................... Dr. Lendley C. Blackathletics Director ........................................................................................... Bob Neilsonarena ................................................................................................. AMSOIL Arena (6,600)arena size ....................................................................................................................190x85Press Box Phone ...........................................................................................218.722.4344

teaM inforMationhead coach ............................................................................ Shannon Miller/13th Yearalma Mater/Year ............................................................................ Saskatchewan/1985office Phone .................................................................................................. 218.726.8164record at UMD .................................................................................................... 313-87-34career record ............................................................................................................... Sameassistant coach ........................................................................................... Laura Schuler alma Mater/Year ............................................................................... Northeastern/1994 assistant coach .....................................................................................Steve Macdonaldalma Mater/Year .......................................................................................Winnipeg/20032010-11 overall record ..........................................................................................22-9-32010-11 Wcha record........................................................................... 18-7-3-0/T-2ndletterwinners returning ................................................................................................15 letterwinners lost .............................................................................................................. 5

MeDia relationssiD ........................................................................................................ Kelly Grgas-Wheelere-Mail ...............................................................................................kgrgaswh@d.umn.edu office Phone ...................................................................................................218.726.8937 cell Phone ........................................................................................................218.340.8978fax .......................................................................................................................218.726.6529 Website ...................................................................................................umdbulldogs.com

KeY retUrneesHaley Irwin, Sr., F (18-30-48)Jessica Wong, Jr, F/D (15-23-38)Pernilla Winberg, Jr., F (13-21-34)

KeY lossesKim Martin, G (1.38, .947)Elin Holmlov, F (18-34-52)Jocelyne Larocque, D (8-21-29)Laura Fridfinnson, F (10-14-28)

Minnesota state Nov. 18-19 • Ralph Engelstad Arena

Feb. 10-11 • All Seasons Arena

school inforMationlocation ....................................................................................................... Mankato, Minn.enrollment ................................................................................................................... 14,028nickname ............................................................................................................... Maverickscolors ............................................................................................................... Purple & Goldconference .................................................. Western Collegiate Hockey AssociationPresident ....................................................................................... Dr. Richard Davenportathletics Director ..................................................................................... Kevin Buismanarena ............................................................................................. All Seasons Arena (750)arena size ....................................................................................................................200x85Press Box Phone ...........................................................................................612.718.0729

teaM inforMationhead coach ....................................................................................... Eric Means/3rd Yearalma Mater/Year .................................................................................... Minnesota/1994office Phone .................................................................................................. 507.389.3217record at MsU .......................................................................................................... 15-47-8career record ............................................................................................................... Sameassistant coach .................................................................................................. Jon Austinalma Mater/Year ...................................................................... Colorado College/1999assistant coach ......................................................................................Dean Williamsonalma Mater/Year .....................................................................................Minnesota/19912010-11 overall record ..........................................................................................8-25-32010-11 Wcha record............................................................................... 7-20-1-0/7thletterwinners returning ................................................................................................20letterwinners lost .............................................................................................................. 5

MeDia relationssiD .......................................................................................................................Brady Mithune-Mail ..................................................................................... [email protected] Phone .................................................................................................. 507.389.2625cell Phone ........................................................................................................................... n/afax ...................................................................................................................... 507.389.1923Website ................................................................................................ msumavericks.com

KeY retUrneesKathleen Rogan, So., F (12-9-21)Lauren Smith, Jr., F (4-11-15)Moira O’Conner, Sr., F (6-6-12)

KeY lossesNina Tikkinen, F (5-7-12)

wcHA OppONeNTs

Head Coach Shannon Miller

ForwardHaley Irwin

Head Coach Eric Means

ForwardAriel Mackley

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st. cloUD stateJan. 20-21 • Ralph Engelstad Arena

Nov. 4-5 • National Hockey Center

school inforMationlocation ...................................................................................................... St. Cloud, Minn.enrollment .................................................................................................................... 18,319nickname .................................................................................................................... Huskies colors ............................................................................................................Cardinal & Blackconference ...................................................Western Collegiate Hockey AssociationPresident .....................................................................................................Dr. Earl Potter IIIathletics Director .....................................................................................Dr. Morris Kurtzarena ...............................................................................National Hockey Center (5,371)arena size ....................................................................................................................200x85Press Box Phone ...........................................................................................320.308.5227

teaM inforMationhead coach ........................................................................................ Jeff Giesen/6th Yearalma Mater/Year ...................................................................St. Cloud University/1993office Phone ...................................................................................................320.308.4806record at scsU .......................................................................................................61-98-25career record ................................................................................................................Sameassistant coach .................................................................................................... Jim Fetteralma Mater/Year ....................................................................................Lethbridge/1995 assistant coach .........................................................................................Brita Schroederalma Mater/Year ............................................................................ St. Cloud State/20092010-11 overall record ..........................................................................................1-33-12010-11 Wcha record.................................................................................... 1-26-1/8thletterwinners returning ............................................................................................... 18letterwinners lost .............................................................................................................. 5

MeDia relationssiD .......................................................................................................................... Ben Vondale-Mail ...................................................................................vobe1102@stcloudstate.eduoffice Phone ...................................................................................................320.308.2141cell Phone ........................................................................................................................... n/afax ...................................................................................................................... 320.308.2099Website ....................................................................................stcloudstate.edu/athletics

KeY retUrneesJulia Gilbert, So., F (6-5-11)Molli Mott, So., F (5-5-10)Alex Nelson, Jr., F (5-3-8)

KeY lossesAshley Nixon, G (.881, 4.78)

ohio state Oct. 21-22 • Ralph Engelstad Arena

Jan. 27-28 • OSU Ice Rink

school inforMationlocation ..................................................................................................... Columbus, Ohioenrollment .................................................................................................................... 59,091 nickname .................................................................................................................Buckeyes colors ................................................................................................................Scarlet & Gray conference ...................................................Western Collegiate Hockey AssociationPresident ........................................................................................................E. Gordon Geeathletics Director ........................................................................................Eugene Smitharena ........................................................................................................ OSU Ice Rink (800)arena size ....................................................................................................................200x85Press Box Phone ...........................................................................................614.699.0658

teaM inforMationhead coach ..............................................................................Nate Handrahan/1st yearalma Mater/Year ...........................................................................................Niagara/2000office Phone ...................................................................................................614.292.7073record at osU .........................................................................................................First Yearcareer record ...................................................................................................... 52-109-14assistant coach ............................................................................................Scott Spenceralma Mater/Year ...................................................................................Minot State/2002 assistant coach ....................................................................................... Candice Moxleyalma Mater/Year ...........................................................................................Niagara/2005 2010-11 overall record ...................................................................................... 14-19-32010-11Wcha record .................................................................................... 8-17-3/6thletterwinners returning ................................................................................................13letterwinners lost .............................................................................................................. 7

MeDia relationssiD .......................................................................................................................... Kendra Leee-Mail ....................................................................................................... [email protected] office Phone ...................................................................................................614.292.0088 cell Phone ........................................................................................................614.929.8029 fax .......................................................................................................................614.292.8547Website ........................................................................................ ohiostatebuckeyes.com

KeY retUrneesLaura McIntosh, Sr., F (14-33-47)Natalie Spooner, Sr. F (26-13-39)Hokey Langan, Jr., F (13-18-31)Lisa Steffes, So., G (3.11, .906)

KeY lossesShannon Reilly, D (9-14-23)

wcHA OppONeNTs

Head Coach Nate Handrahan

ForwardNatalie Spooner

Head Coach Jeff Giesen

DefensemanJocelyn Zabrick

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WisconsinJan. 14-15 • Ralph Engelstad Arena

Oct. 8-9 • Kohl Center

school inforMationlocation ........................................................................................................... Madison, Wis.enrollment ................................................................................................................... 42,099nickname ................................................................................................................... Badgers colors ......................................................................................................... Cardinal & Whiteconference .................................................. Western Collegiate Hockey Associationchancellor............................................................................................................David Ward athletics Director ......................................................................................... Barry Alvarezarena ................................................................................................... Kohl Center (15,237)arena size ......................................................................................... Kohl Center (15,237)Press Box Phone ..........................................................................................608.265. 4336

teaM inforMationhead coach ..................................................................................Mark Johnson/9th yearalma Mater/Year ......................................................................................Wisconsin/1994office Phone ...................................................................................................608.262.0101 record at UW ........................................................................................................ 247-41-24career record ................................................................................................................Sameassociate head coach ....................................................................................... Dan Kochalma Mater/Year ....................................................................................... St. Mary’s/2001assistant coach ............................................................................................ Jackie Friesen alma Mater/Year ......................................................................................Wisconsin/2006 2010-11 overall record ..........................................................................................37-2-2 2010-11 Wcha record..................................................................................... 24-2-2/1st letterwinners returning ................................................................................................18letterwinners lost .............................................................................................................. 7

MeDia relationssiD ...........................................................................................................................Ross LaDuee-Mail ............................................................................................... [email protected] Phone ...................................................................................................608.262.2255cell Phone ........................................................................................................ 608.2798641fax ...................................................................................................................... 608.262.8184Website ....................................................................................................... uwbadgers.com

KeY retUrneesHilary Knight, Sr, F (47-34-81)Brianna Decker, Jr., F (34-46-80) Brooke Ammerman, Sr., F (17-28-45)

KeY lossesMeghan Duggan, F (39-48-87)Geena Prough, D (3-13-16)

wcHA OppONeNTs

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ForwardHilary Knight

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VerMontOct. 15-16 • Ralph Engelstad Arena

school inforMationlocation .......................................................................................................... Burlington, Vt.enrollment ...................................................................................................................... 9,454nickname ........................................................................................................... Catamountscolors ............................................................................................................ Green and Goldconference .........................................................................................................Hockey EastPresident ..........................................................................................................John Bramley athletics Director .................................................................................Dr. Robert Corran arena ................................................................................. Gutterson Field House (4,035) arena size ..................................................................................................................200 x 90 Press Box Phone ...........................................................................................802.656.4193

teaM inforMationhead coach ............................................................................................. Tim Bothwell/6thalma Mater/Year ............................................................................................ Brown/1978office Phone ...................................................................................................802.656.2044record at UV ......................................................................................................... 35-116-15career record ............................................................................................................... Sameassociate head coach .............................................................................. Grant Kimballalma Mater/Year .................................................................. Lake Forest College/1996assistant coach ............................................................................................. Mike Gilliganalma Mater/Year ...................................................................................Salem State/19702010-11 overall record ......................................................................................... 7-17-92010-11 he record ................................................................................................... 4-13-4 letterwinners returning ............................................................................................... 11letterwinners lost ............................................................................................................. 7

MeDia relationssiD ............................................................................................................................... Nich Halle-Mail .......................................................................................................... [email protected] Phone .................................................................................................. 802.656.1109cell Phone ........................................................................................................802.881.7244fax ...................................................................................................................... 802.656.8328Website ................................................................................................... uvmathletics.com

KeY retUrneesRoxanne Douville, So., G (.931, 1.91)Kailey Nash, Sr., F (3-7-10)Emily Walsh, Jr., F (4-7-11)Chelsea Rapin, Jr., F (5-6-11)

KeY lossesCeleste Doucet, F (5-11-16)Peggy Wakeham, D (6-3-9)

Boston UniVersitYSept. 30-Oct. 1 • Walter Brown Arena

school inforMationlocation ........................................................................................................... Boston, Mass.enrollment ................................................................................................................... 16,261nickname .....................................................................................................................Terriers colors ........................................................................................................ Scarlet and Whiteconference ........................................................................................................ Hockey EastPresident ....................................................................................................Robert A. Brown athletics Director ..............................................................................................Jack Parkerarena ..................................................................................... Walter Brown Arena (3,806)arena size ................................................................................................................. 200 x 85Press Box Phone ...........................................................................................617.353.3528

teaM inforMationhead coach .........................................................................................Brian Durocher/6thalma Mater/Year .......................................................................Boston University/1978office Phone ...................................................................................................617.353.3880 record at BU ........................................................................................................ 108-73-33career record ...................................................................................................... 120-83-33assistant coach .......................................................................................Katie Lachapellealma Mater/Year ....................................................................................Providence/1999assistant coach ........................................................................................ Allison Coomeyalma Mater/Year ...........................................................................................Niagara/20022010-11 overall record ..........................................................................................27-7-42010-11 he record ....................................................................................................15-3-3 letterwinners returning ................................................................................................15letterwinners lost .............................................................................................................. 8

MeDia relationssiD .............................................................................................................................Brian Kellye-Mail ............................................................................................................bkelley@bu.eduoffice Phone ...................................................................................................617.353.2872cell Phone ........................................................................................................................... n/afax ...................................................................................................................... 617.353.5286Website .......................................................................................................... goterriers.com

KeY retUrneesJenn Wakefield, Sr., F (32-22-54)Marie-Philip Poulin, So., F (24-23-47)Jenelle Kohanchuk, Sr., F (10-21-31)Tara Watchorn, Sr., D (6-19-25)

KeY lossesJillian Kirchner, F (11-21-32)Catherine Ward, D (4-27-31)

NON-cONfeReNce OppONeNTs

Head Coach Brian Durocher

ForwardJenn Wakefield

Head Coach Tim Bothwell

ForwardChelsea Rapin

2010-11 SeaSon reviewRecap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70-71

Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

Game-by-Game Scoring . . . . . . . . . . . 74

Box Scores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75-80

Attendance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81

Overall Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

Conference Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83

WCHA in Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

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NO LONGER IN OUR TEENSThe Sioux set a new program record with 20 wins. The previous record was 16, set in 200-04, prior to the team joining the WCHA.

FIGHTING SIOUX FALL JUST SHORT OF NCAA TOURNAMENTUND enjoyed the best season in its nine-year history, but fell just short of the eight-team NCAA Tournament field. The Sioux finished ninth in the Pairwise rankings with the top eight teams earning a bid to the 2011 NCAA Women’s Hockey Championship. The Sioux posted a record of 6-9 against the eight teams that advanced to the NCAA Tournament with five of those nine losses coming to Wisconsin. UND captured its first home WCHA first-round playoff series and advanced to its first WCHA Final Faceoff, falling to No.1 seed Wisconsin.

FUTURE, CURRENT AND FORMER SIOUX SHINE AT WORLD CHAMPI-ONSHIPS UND was represented well at the 2011 Inter-national Ice Hockey Federations World Cham-pionships collecting three gold medals, two silver medal and two bronze medals, along with three individual awards. Competing in the event were current Sioux Jorid Dagfinrud, Andrea Dalen, Josefine Jakobsen, Jocelyne Lamoureux, Monique Lamoureux-Kolls and Michelle Karvinen. Lamoureux-Kolls (Top Di-vision) and (Division II) received the Director-ate Award for the ‘Best Forward’ in the tourna-ment, while Karvinen was named to the media all-star team.

POLL POSITION UND was ranked No. 9 in both of the final USCHO.com/CBS College Sports poll and the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine poll.

ATTENDANCEAlong with the success of the team and in-dividual merits of the season, the Sioux fans

contributed to programs records as well. The Sioux ended the season averaging 1,280 per game at home games, which was second in the nation. They also had 6,043 in attendance for the Minnesota series. Both were program records.

A RUBBER MATCH TO REMEMBERUND advanced to the WCHA Final Face-Off for the first time in program history after defeat-ing Bemidji State in the opening round. It took the longest game in UND’s history, in the rub-ber match of the series, when the Sioux were able to score exactly 16 minutes into the extra frame to win their first playoff series.

In the nail-biter, Monique Lamoureux-Kolls took the puck from her own end, skated through neutral ice, faked a shot to get around a defenseman and buried a backhand in front of the crease for the series-clinching goal.

A game-time decision, Jocelyne Lamoureux also scored in the game and was offensively UND’s most consistent player even though not playing at 100 percent. Sophomore Mary Lo-ken also scored for the Sioux, sending a second-chance shot into the back of the net.

UND had 14 individual points in the series, but no player had more than three and seven picked up at least one.

BATTLE TESTEDUND played 16 games against top-10 opponents on the date of the game and went 7-8-1 in those games. The Sioux went 6-8-0 against opponents ranked at the end of the season.

PATTY KAZMAIER MEMORIAL AWARDBoth Jocelyne Lamoureux and Monique Lamoureux-Kolls were included in the list of 26 skaters who were nominated for the highest individual honor in collegiate women’s hockey, the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award. Lamoureux and Lamoureux-Kolls also were both nominated in 2008-09 with Lamoureux-Kolls advancing to the top-10.

LAMOUREUX TWINS NAMED TO WCHA SECOND TEAM, BERG ALL-ROOKIE TEAM

Jocelyne Lamoureux was named to the WCHA second team as a forward, Monique Lamoureux-Kolls also made the second team as a defenseman and Kayla Berg was named to the all-rookie team.

A GOAL STILL BEING (RE)VIEWEDJocelyne Lamoureux scored a remarkable goal against Minnesota (Feb. 18) that has had more than 18,000 views on Youtube.com. On a breakaway, she entered the zone to the left and cut to the right near the faceoff circle. Nearing the crease, Lamoureux did a 270-degree spin-o-rama to get UM netminder Noora Raty sliding to her left while backhanding the puck into the wide open net behind her.

A STREAK COMES TO AN ENDJocelyne Lamoureux saw her career-high and UND program record 11-game point streak come to an end. She had 10 goals and 16 as-sists for 26 points from Dec. 11, 2010 at Minne-sota Duluth to Feb. 11, 2011 at Wisconsin.

UND advanced to the WCHA Final Face-Off for the first time in program history after defeating Bemidji State in the opening round. It took the longest game in UND’s history, in the rubber match of the series, when the Sioux were able to score exactly 16 minutes into the extra frame to win their first playoff series.

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series with Sara Dagenais and Monique Lamoureux-Kolls leading the way with two goals each. Both Stephanie Ney and Jorid Dagfinrud won one game in net.

SIOUX OPEN WCHA PLAY SPLITTING WITH TOP-RANKED MINNESOTA DULUTHAfter suffering a 4-0 shutout loss to open the series, the Sioux rebounded to with a 4-2 win to split its second consecutive series against higher-ranked opponents to begin the season. Jocelyne Lamoureux started the game by tying the school record for fastest goal to start a game, set by Stasia Bakhit against Boston College, only 24 seconds into the opening stanza.

UND KICKS OFF SEASON SPLITTING WITH NO. 4/6 BOSTON UNIVERSITY, LAMOUREUX TWINS MAKE THEIR DEBUTThe Sioux opened the regular season with a 5-4 win and 6-2 loss to then fourth-ranked Boston University. Jocelyne Lamoureux and Monique Lamoureux-Kolls scored two goals apiece.

ELANDER REPRESENTS SIOUX, WOMEN’S HOCKEY AMONG HOCK-EY’S BIGGEST NAMESAssociate head coach Peter Elander was se-lected to participate as a special panelist dur-ing the first World Hockey Summit in Toronto. Hockey leaders comprised of the National Hockey League, International Ice Hockey Fed-eration, National Hockey League Players Asso-ciation, USA Hockey, Hockey Canada and the Canadian Hockey League gathered to address the common theme of “Global Teamwork Pro-moting the Growth of the Game.”

LAMOUREUXS THROW OUT TWINS FIRST PITCHFor the Minnesota Twins, having twins throw out the first pitch seems picture perfect. Those twins were student-athletes Monique Lam-oureux-Kolls and Jocelyne Lamoureux, who tossed two ceremonial strikes at UND Day at Target Field.

LAMOUREUX-KOLLS TO FLY WITH THUNDERBIRDS AS PART OF “HOMETOWN HEROES” PROGRAMMonique Lamoureux-Kolls had already proven she can skate with the stars, now she received an opportunity to fly with them. As part of the “Hometown Heroes” program, she flew in an F-16 Fighting Falcon with the Thun-derbirds, an air demonstration squadron of the U.S. Air Force.

HOME SWEET HOMEAlyssa Wiebe scored 10 of her 13 goals in home games last season. She has also scored 23 of her total 34 points in home games.

NOTHING BUT W’s The Sioux extended their unbeaten streak to a program-record eight games before dropping its first loss of 2011 against Minnesota State. From Dec. 11 until Jan. 28, the Sioux outscored their opponents 38-12, going 7-0-1.

A BRIGHT FUTUREThe Fighting Sioux underclassmen have scored the most points in the nation. Including points scored from only sophomores and freshmen, the Sioux led the way with 202.

THE BEST OF THE BESTThrough the first half of the season, the Sioux had the hardest strength of schedule with 12 of their 18 games against top-10 ranked teams, going 6-5-1 in those games. According to USCHO.com, UND’s strength of schedule was a 251.7 with Minnesota Duluth second at 204.6.

TOP OF THE MOUNTAINAlyssa Wiebe surpassed Melissa Jaques’ previous all-time scoring record of 78 points as a member of the Sioux. She now has 35 goals and 57 assists for 92 points.

THE CENTURY CLUBBoth Jocelyne Lamoureux and Monique Lamoureux-Kolls collected their 100th career collegiate points during the season, joining

Stasia Bakhit as the three players in program history to do so.

NO ‘L’ IN NEYStephanie Ney went 4-0-2 to start her season, a program record unbeaten streak, not taking a loss until dropping a 4-3 decision at eventual national champion Wisconsin on Dec. 4.

GOING OUT IN STYLE, SENIOR ROY SCORES GAME-WINNERThe lone senior for the Sioux, and head coach Brian Idalski’s first recruit, couldn’t have dreamed a better way to end her playing career in the Ralph Engelstad Arena. Stephanie Roy scored the game-winning goal, lifting the Sioux past rival Minnesota 5-3, on senior day. A good portion of the 2,885 Sioux fans in attendance stuck around for the senior’s sendoff.

PROGRAM RECORD SIX EARN WCHA SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARDJocelyne Lamoureux, Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, Mary Loken, Allison Parizek, Margot Miller and Jordan Slavin were named WCHA Scholar-Athletes.

FORMER TWO-SPORT STAR RECEIVES PRESTIGIOUS NCAA AWARDFormer UND hockey and softball standout Casie Hanson was named a 2011 recipient of the prestigious NCAA Top VIII Award, presented annually to eight outstanding student-athletes who have completed their eligibility. The award recognizes outstanding athletic, academic, community service, and leadership accomplishments. Recipients are selected by the NCAA Honors Committee, made up of eight athletics administrators at member institutions, in addition to nationally distinguished citizens who are former student-athletes.

MAKING FRIENDS WITH AN OLD ENEMYIn a building that brought mostly negative memories to the Sioux coaches, players and fans alike over the years in the Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center, the Sioux put together a tremendous comeback to win the last collegiate game in the arena. The Bulldogs scored three goals within a 21-second span during the first period to open a 3-1 lead, but the Sioux eventually evened the game and Mary Loken scored the game-winner late in the third period.

SIOUX SWEEP GOPHERSIn its first road series of the season, UND not only picked up its first win over the Minnesota Gophers in program history — it swept them. The Sioux outscored the Gophers 7-4 in the

Stephanie Ney went 4-0-2 to start her season, a program re-cord unbeaten streak, not taking a loss until dropping a 4-3 decision at eventual national champion Wisconsin on Dec. 4.

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Game Goes to shootout.............................. ......... 0-2und scores 5 or more goals .......................10-0-0-0und scores 4 or fewer goals:....................10-13-3-0opponent scores 5 or more goals......... .......0-6-0-0opponent scores 4 or fewer goals..............20-7-3-0UND scores first ...........................................16-3-2-0Opponent scores first ..................................4-10-1-0und leads after one period .........................11-0-2-0opponent leads after one period ..................2-9-1-0Tied after one period ......................................7-4-0-0und leads after two periods........................13-0-0-0opponent leads after two periods ..............2-10-1-0Tied after two periods ....................................5-3-2-0In games decided by 1 goal or less ..............8-2-3-0In games decided by 2 goals....................... ........ 3-3In games decided by 3 goals....................... ........ 3-3In games decided by 4 or more goals ................ 6-5und scores on the power play............ ........13-5-2-0und scoreless on the power play.......... .......7-8-1-0und scores two or more PPGs.............. .......8-0-0-0und outshoots opponent..................... ....... 11-3-2-0und is outshot by opponent.................. .....9-10-1-0shots are equal...................................... .........0-0-0-0In first game of series ..................................10-7-0-0In second game of series...............................9-6-3-0In third game of series............................ .......1-0-0-0on Friday............................................... ..........7-7-0-0on saturday ..................................................10-3-2-0on sunday............................................. ..........3-3-1-0At home................................................ ......... 11-7-1-0on the road .....................................................9-5-2-0neutral Ice .......................................................0-1-0-0overtime games..............................................3-0-3-0In october.............................................. ..........5-3-0-0In november.......................................... ......... 3-1-2-0In december ....................................................1-3-0-0In January.............................................. ..........6-1-1-0In February ......................................................5-4-0-0In March................................................. ..........0-1-0-0

GOALS BY PERIOD 1 2 3 OT TotalUND 38 35 40 3 116Opponents 36 40 27 0 103

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1 2 3 OT TotalUND 352 325 334 20 1,031Opponents 345 347 297 18 1,007

POWER PLAYS Goals Chances Pct.UND 32 191 .168Opponents 23 164 .140

PENALTY KILLING Kills Chances Pct.UND 141 164 .860Opponents 159 191 .832

COMBINED SPECIAL TEAMSUND 173 355 .487Opponents 182 355 .513

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~ Game 6 ~Oct. 16, 2010

Minneapolis, Minn. (Ridder Arena)Attendance 921

North Dakota 3, Minnesota 1

~ Game 5 ~Oct. 15, 2010



~ Game 4 ~Oct. 10, 2010

Grand Forks, N.D. (Ralph Engelstad Arena)Attendance 1,469

North Dakota 4, Minnesota Duluth 2

~ Game 3 ~Oct. 8, 2010


Minnesota Duluth 4, North Dakota 0

~ Game 2 ~Oct. 3, 2010


Boston University 6, North Dakota 2

~ Game 1 ~Oct. 2, 2010


North Dakota 5, Boston University 4

2010-11 Box ScoreS

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1st period - 1, UND, Miller/1 (Lamoureux-Kolls) 3:49; 1, BU Kirchner/1 (Warren/Fratkin) 7:46; 2, UND Roy/1 (Kolls, Ketcher) 17:29Penalties - Molle, UND (checking) 10:04; Berg, UND (checking) 11:49; Fratkin, BU (interference) 18:532nd period - 2, BU Warren/1 (Holze, Boucher) 7:32; 3, BU Wakefield/1 (Fratkin) 9:01, 3, UND Lamoureux/1 (Lamoureux-Kolls) (pp) 11:37; 4, UND Lamoureux-Kolls/1 (Molle) 16:08Penalties - Roy, UND (tripping) 2:54; Warren, BU (checking) 10:23; Lamoureux, UND (hooking) 13:51; Watchorn, BU (hooking) 18:37; Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (cross-checking) 19:033rd period - 5, UND Lamoureux-Kolls/2 (unassisted) 4:21; 4, BU Poulin/1 (Kohanchuck, Cardella) 19:54Penalties - Lorms, BU (cross-checking) 6:29; Lamoureux, UND (slash-ing) 14:56; Fratkin, BU (tripping) 17:37Shots on goal - UND 17-8-8 33; BU 7-7-9 23.Power plays - UND 1 of 5; BU 0 of 6.Penalties - UND 6 (12 min); BU 5 (10 min).Goalies - UND, Dagfinrud 1-0-0 (59:58 minutes, 19 shots-15 saves); EMPTY NET (0:02 0-0) BU, Fromkin 0-1-0 (58:01 minutes, 28 shots-23 saves); EMPTY NET (1:59 0-0)

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FBoston University 1 2 1 4 Fighting Sioux 2 2 1 5

UND LINEUPMiller Lamoureux Lamoureux-KollsWiebe Loken ParizekDagenais Roy GilbertKetcher Slavin Furia Berg Molle Holmes Monarez Kolls

Dagfinrud Ney Heiser

1st period - 1, UND Lamoureux/3 (Molle) 0:24; 1, UMD Irwin/2 (Holm-lov, Larocque) 8:42Penalties - None2nd period - 2, UND Parizek/1 (Lamoureux-Kolls, Wiebe) (pp) 13:46; 3, UND Dagenais/1 (Wiebe, Furia) 16:15.Penalties - Molle, UND (hooking) 3:23; Fridfinnson, UMD (hooking) 7:04; Larocque, UMD (holding) 13:23; Gray, UMD (interference) 18:093rd period - 4, UND Lamoureux-Kolls/3 (Lamoureux, Ney) (pp) 8:48; 2, UMD Thibault/1 (Larocque, Wong) (pp) 12:57Penalties- Irwin, UMD (interference) 6:47; Irwin, UMD (cross-checking) (served by Brienna Gillanders) 6:47; Irwin, UMD (10-game misconduct) 6:47; Wong, UMD (checking) 6:59; Molle, UND (checking) 10:00; Lamoureux, UND (cross-checking) 12:01; Parizek, UND (cross-checking) 17:20; Larocque, UMD (interference) 18:15; Molle, UND (interference) 19:45Shots on goal - UND 5-9-5 19; UMD 10-11-11 32Power plays - UND 2 OF 7; UMD 1 OF 4Penalties - UND 5(10 min); UMD 8(24 min)Goalies - UND, Ney 1-0-0 (59:55 minutes, 30 shots- 28 saves); EMPTY NET (0:05 0-0) UMD, Martin 1-1-0 (59:57 minutes, 15 shots- 11 saves); EMPTY NET (0:03 0-0)

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FMinnesota Duluth 1 0 1 2Fighting Sioux 1 2 1 4

UND LINEUPParizek Lamoureux Lamoureux-KollsKetcher Loken RoyWiebe Dagenais MillerGilbert Molle Holmes Furia Berg Monarez Kolls

Ney Dagfinrud

1st period - 1, UND Ketcher/1 (Gilbert, Furia) 4:33; 1, BU Wakefield/2 (Cherewyk, Watchorn 6:11; 2, BU Kohanchuk/1 (Poulin, Watchorn) 8:18; 3, BU Wakefield/3 (Kirchner) (sh) 9:36Penalties - Fratkin, BU (checking) 8:46; Berg, UND (hooking) 13:182nd period - 4, BU Poulin/2 (Wakefield, Boucher) (sh) 11:28Penalties- Poulin, BU (checking) 4:08; Cardella, BU (checking) 10:42; Ketcher, UND (hooking) 19:163rd period - 2, UND Lamoureux/2 (Ketcher, Lamoureux-Kolls) 14:59; 5, BU Poulin/3 (Warren) (sh) 18:02; 6, BU Kircher/2 (Cherewyk, Wakefield) 19:45Penalties - Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (hooking) 3:09; Watchorn, BU (el-bowing) 5:36; Berg, UND (interference) 8:02; Lorms, BU (hooking) 9:01; Cardella, BU (tripping) 16:56;Shots on goal - UND 5-5-13 23; BU 5-9-7 21.Power plays - UND 0 of 6; BU 0 of 4.Penalties - UND 4 (8 min); BU 6 (12 min).Goalies - UND, Dagfinrud 1-1-0 (57:54 minutes, 15 shots-11 saves); EMPTY NET (2:06 2-0); BU, Sperry 1-0-0 (60:00 minutes, 21 shots- 19

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FBoston University 3 1 2 6Fighting Sioux 1 0 1 2

UND LINEUPMiller Lamoureux Lamoureux-KollsWiebe Loken DagenaisParizek Roy GilbertKetcher Slavin Molle Holmes Furia Berg Monarez Kolls

Dagfinrud Ney Heiser

1st period - 1, UM Kortum/2 (unassisted) 1:20; 1, UND Miller/2 (Wiebe, Dagenais 2:01; 2, UM Schoullis/2 (Kessel) 7:57; 2, UND Lamoureux-Kolls/4 (Lamoureux, Roy) (pp) 16:03Penalties - Rasmussen, UM (hooking) 9:23; Schleper, UM (cross-check-ing) 14:11; Davis, UM (checking) 15:46; Schleper, UM (boarding) 16:13 2nd period - 3, UM Terry/1 (Davis) 9:40; 3, UND Dagenais/2 (Slavin) 13:41Penalties - Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (hooking) 6:57; Wiebe, UND (slash-ing) 18:36; BENCH, UM (too many players) (served by Kelly Terry) 19:513rd period- 4, UND Loken/1 (Slavin) 0:32Penalties - Erickson, UM (cross-checking) 3:29; Parizek, UND (roughing) 8:54; Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (hooking) 14:47; Grogan, UM (interference) (served by Kelly Terry) 15:46; Wiebe, UND (5-slashing) 20:00; Dagenais, UND (5-hitting after whistle) 20:00; Dagenais, UND (10-game miscon-duct) 20:00; Holmes, UND (5-hitting after whistle) 20:00; Holmes, UND (10-game misconduct) 20:00; Seeler, UM (5-slashing) 20:00; Erickson, UM (5-hitting after whistle) 20:00; Erickson, UM (10-game misconduct) 20:00; Schoullis, UM (5-hitting after whistle) 20:00; Schoullis, UM (10-game misconduct) 20:00Shots on goal - UND 14-7-7 28; UM 10-15-8 33Power plays - UND 1 of 7; UM 0 of 4.Penalties - UND 9 (43 min); UM 12 (49 min).Goalies - UND, Dagfinrud 2-2-0 (60 minutes, 30 shots-27 saves); UM, Grogan 1-1-0 (58:47 minutes, 24 shots- 20 saves); EMPTY NET (1:13 0-0)Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FFighting Sioux 2 1 1 4Minnesota 2 1 0 3

UND LINEUPParizek Lamoureux Lamoureux-KollsKetcher Loken RoyWiebe Dagenais MillerGilbert Monarez Molle Holmes Furia Berg Monarez Kolls

Dagfinrud Ney

1st period - 1, UMD Larocque/1 (Wong, Irwin) (pp) 10:36.Penalties - Larocque, UMD (interference) 3:22; Miller, UND (interfer-ence) 8:45; Thibault, UMD (cross-checking) 12:312nd period - 2, UMD Wong/1 (Winberg) 3:23; 3, Cournoyer/1 (Wilson, Fridfinnson) (pp) 3:58; 4, UMD Irwin/1 (Holmlov) 8:16Penalties - Roy, UND (hooking) 3:40; Larocque, UMD (hooking) 8:25; Dodge, UMD (slashing) 12:43; Dagenais, UND (slashing) 12:43; Jaak-kola, UMD (checking) 18:203rd period -NonePenalties - Larocque, UMD (checking) 5:48; Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (interference) 7:13; Ambroz, UMD (roughing) 10:55; Wilson, UMD (charging the goalie) 10:55; Furia, UND (roughing) 10:55; Dagfinrud, UND (slashing) (served by Margot Miller) 10:55; Irwin, UMD (unsports-manlike conduct) 19:04; Lamoureux, UND (slashing) 19:04Shots on goal - UND 6-7-10 23; UMD 13-11-12 36.Power plays - UND 0 of 5; UMD 2 of 3.Penalties - UND 7 (14 min); UMD 9 (18 min).Goalies - UND, Dagfinrud 1-2-0 (60:00 minutes, 32 shots-28 saves); UMD, Martin 1-0-0 (60:00 minutes, 23 shots- 23 saves).Penalty shots - None

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FMinnesota Duluth 1 3 0 4Fighting Sioux 0 0 0 0

UND LINEUPParizek Loken RoyWiebe Lamoureux Lamoureux-KollsMiller Dagenais KetcherGilbert Molle Holmes Furia Berg Monarez Kolls Dagfinrud Ney Heiser

1st period - 1, UND Lamoureux-Kolls/5 (Slavin) 3:36; 1, UM Terry/2 (Davis, Kortum) 7:32; 2, UND Dagenais/3 (Lamoureux) 10:12Penalties -Rasmussen, UM (tripping) 1:37; Parizek, UND (checking) 1:51; Erickson, UM (checking) 8:08; Lamoureux, UND (roughing) 10:12; Bozek, UM (roughing) 10:12; BENCH, UM (too many players) (served by Samantha Downey) 13:592nd period- None. Penalties - Rasmussen, UM (interference) 7:00; Kessel, UM (tripping) 7:15; Lamoureux, UND (interference) 10:46; Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (tripping) 13:32; Lamoureux, UND (cross-checking) 16:293rd period - 3, UND Slavin/1 (Dagenais, Miller) (pp) 3:55Penalties - Terry, UM (tripping) 3:37; Ketcher, UND (slashing) 9:39; Erickson, UM (hooking) 9:39; Grogan, UM (slashing) (served by Becky Kortum) 9:39Shots on goal - UND 11-2-5 18; UM 9-12-3 24.Power plays - UND 1 of7; UM 0 of 4.Penalties - UND 6 (12 min); UM 9 (18 min).Goalies - UND, Ney 2-0-0 (59:58 minutes, 23 shots-22 saves); EMPTY NET (0:02, 0-0) UM, Grogan 1-2-0 (58:10 minutes, 15 shots- 12 saves), EMPTY NET ( 1:50, 0-0)Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FFighting Sioux 2 0 1 3 Minnesota 1 0 0 1

UND LINEUPParizek Lamoureux Lamoureux-KollsKetcher Loken RoyWiebe Dagenais MillerGilbert Monarez Slavin Furia Molle Berg Kolls Holmes

Ney Dagfinrud

76

Fighting Sioux

~ Game 12 ~Nov. 13, 2010

Bemidji, Minn. (Robert H. Peters Rink)Attendance 437

North Dakota 1, Bemidji State 1

~ Game 11 ~Nov. 12 2010

Bemidji, Minn. (Robert H. Peters Rink)Attendance 242

Bemidji State 2, North Dakota 1

~ Game 10 ~Nov. 7, 2010

Grand Forks, N.D. (Ralph Engelstad Arena)Attendance 602

North Dakota 2, Ohio State 2

~ Game 9 ~Nov. 6, 2010


North Dakota 3, Ohio State 2

1st period - 1, UND, Lamoureux-Kolls/6 (unassisted) 2:09; 1, OSU, Semenza/1 (McIntosh, Langan) 14:21.Penalties - Mancuso, OSU (tripping) 6:58; Ketcher, UND (hooking) 14:24; Langan, OSU (holding) 15:01.2nd period - 2, UND, Lamoureux/8 (unassisted) 9:14; 2, OSU, Tarr/1 (Hollowell, Tuminen) 11:12.Penalties - Mancuso, OSU (hooking) 2:36; Roy, UND (high-sticking) 6:48; Wild, OSU (holding) 18:41.3rd period - None.Penalties- Furia, UND (interference) 1:53; Svedin, OSU (tripping) 4:13.OT- 3, UND, Wiebe/1 (unassisted).Penalties - None.Shots on goal -UND 6-9-13-2 30; OSU 4-5-5-3 17Power plays - UND 0 of 5; OSU 0 of 3.Penalties - UND 3 (6 min); OSU 5 (10 min)Goalies - UND, Dagfinrud 3-3-0 (64:46 minutes, 15 shots-13 saves), OSU, Steffes 6-3-0 (64:46 minutes, 27 shots- 24 saves).Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT FOhio State 1 1 0 0 2Fighting Sioux 1 1 0 1 3

UND LINEUPKolls Lamoureux ParizekKetcher Loken RoyWiebe Dagenais MillerGilbert Molle Berg Slavin Furia Kolls Holmes

Dagfinrud Ney

1st period - 1, BMJ, Lundquist/5 (Cody, Erickson) 14:50.Penalties - None.2nd period - None.Penalties- Thurston, BMJ (tripping) 2:29.3rd period - 1, UND, Ketcher/3 (Furia, Wiebe) PP 8:07. Penalties - Berg, UND (interference) 2:01; Dusik, BMJ (tripping) 6:12.OT - None.Shots on goal - UND 6-4-6-2 18; BMJ 10-8-15-3 36.Power plays - UND 1 of 2; BMJ 0 of 1.Penalties - UND 1 (2 min); BMJ 2 (4 min)Goalies - UND, Ney 3-0-2 (64.58 minutes, 35 shots- 34 saves); Empty Net (00.02 minutes 0-0); BMJ, McElhinney 1-1-1 (65.00 minutes, 17 shots- 16 saves).

Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT FFighting Sioux 0 0 1 0 1Bemidji State 1 0 0 0 1

UND LINEUPWiebe Loken ParizekDagenais Furia MillerKetcher Monarez Gilbert Molle Berg Slavin Holmes Kolls

Ney Dagfinrud

1st period - 1, UND, Parizek/4 (Slavin, Furia) 9:15.. Penalties - Bishop, OSU (holding) 16:13; Molle, UND (interference) 17:51.2nd period - 1, OSU, Mancuso/3 (Boskovich) 12:27.Penalties - Berg, UND (checking) 12:58.3rd period - 2, OSU, Reilly/4 (Wild, McIntosh) 14:07; 2, UND, Slavin/2 (Loken, Berg) 18:42.Penalties- Bishop, OSU (interference) 9:46.OT- None.Penalties- Theut, OSU (hooking) 2:32; Wild, OSU (slashing) 4:21.Shots on goal - UND 8-12-11-1 32; OSU 7-6-6-0 19.Power plays - UND 0 of 4; OSU 0 of 2.Penalties - UND 2 (4 minutes); OSU 4 (8 minutes)Goalies - UND, Ney 3-0-1 (64:53minutes, 17 shots- 15 saves) EMPTY NET, 0:07, 0-0; OSU, Steffes 6-3-1 (65:00 minutes, 30 shots-28 saves).Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT FOhio State 0 1 1 0 2Fighting Sioux 1 0 1 0 2

UND LINEUPWiebe Dagenais MillerKetcher Loken RoyGilbert Furia Parizek Slavin Berg Molle Holmes Kolls Monarez

Ney Dagfinrud

1st period - 1, BMJ, Cody/9 (Wheelhouse, Tomcikova) 18:49; .Penalties - Williams, BMJ (checking) 4:20; Molle, UND (hooking) 13:16.2nd period - 1, UND, Miller/3 (Dagenais, Wiebe) 5:45.Penalties - Vichorek, BMJ (tripping) 0:19; Kolls, UND (interference) 12:15; Williams, BMJ (checking) 16:27; Wheelhouse, BMJ (high-sticking) 19:13.3rd period - 2, UND, Erickson/6 (Cody, Vichorek) PP 4:34. Penalties - Cody, BMJ (high-sticking) 1:41; Molle, UND (checking) 3:14; Ehlert, BMJ (interference) 4:44; Wheelhouse, BMJ (checking from behind-served by McKnight) 4:55; Wheelhouse, BMJ (game misconduct) 4:55; Ketcher, UND (interference) 8:39; Berg, UND (cross-checking) 15:47.Shots on goal - UND 4-14-5 23; BMJ 16-2-13 31.Power plays - UND 0 of 7 ; BMJ 1 of 5.Penalties - UND 5 (10 min); BMJ 8 (27 min) Goalies - UND, Dagfinrud 3-4-0 (58:50 minutes, 29 shots- 27 saves) EMPTY NET (1:10 minutes 0-0) BMJ, Tomcikova 5-4-0 (59:54 minutes, 22 shots- 21 saves) EMPTY NET (00:06 minutes, 0-0) .Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FFighting Sioux 0 1 0 1 Bemidji State 1 0 1 2

UND LINEUPWiebe Loken DagenaisParizek Furia GilbertKetcher Miller Kolls Molle Berg Slavin Holmes Kolls Dagfinrud Ney


2010-11 Box ScoreS

~ Game 8 ~Oct. 23 2010

Mankato, Minn. (All Seasons Arena)Attendance 215

North Dakota 5, Minnesota State 1

~ Game 7~Oct. 22, 2010

Mankato, Minn. (All Seasons Arena)Attendance 189

Minnesota State 4, North Dakota 2

1st period - 1, UND Lamoureux/4 (Lamoureux-Kolls) 14:33; 1, MSU Rogan/2 (Smith) Penalties - Ketcher, UND (hooking) 5:232nd period - 2, MSU Rogan/3 (unassisted) 5:29; 2, UND Parizek/2 (Lamoureux, Lamoureux-Kolls) 11:06Penalties - Hewett, MSU (tripping) 4:10; Smith, MSU (tripping) 9:06; Hewett, MSU (checking) 11:01; Ketcher, UND (hooking) 15:41; Tikkinen, MSU (high-sticking) 20:003rd period - 3, MSU McCann/1 (Germaine, Udvig) 14:12; 4, MSU Rogan/4 (unassisted) 16:47Penalties- Scott, MSU (interference) 11:21; Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (slashing) 16:47Shots on goal - UND 11-13-6 30; MNS 10-8-3 21.Power plays - UND 1 of 5; MNS 0 of 3.Penalties - UND 3 (6 minutes); MNS 5 (10 minutes)Goalies - UND, Dagfinrud 2-3-0 (59:00 minutes, 17 shots- 13 saves) EMPTY NET, 01:00, 0-0; MNS, Butters 1-0-0 (60:00 minutes, 28 shots-26 saves).Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FFighting Sioux 1 1 0 2Minnesota State 1 1 2 4

UND LINEUPParizek Lamoureux Lamoureux-KollsKetcher Loken RoyWiebe Dagenais MillerGilbert Molle Berg Slavin Furia Kolls Holmes

Dagfinrud Ney

1st period - 1, UND, Ketcher/2 (Lamoureux, Wiebe) 5:53; 2, UND, Lamoureux/5 (Lamoureux-Kolls, Wiebe) PP 15:29.Penalties - Magnusson, MSU (tripping) 4:56; Wiebe, UND (hooking) 10:23; Germaine, MSU (hooking) 12:39; Smith, MSU (interference) 15:24; O’Conner, MSU (checking) 17:14.2nd period - 1, MSU, Germaine/1 (McCann, Moira O’ Conner) 14:11.Penalties - Lamoureux, UND (roughing) 3:30; Tikkinen, MSU (roughing) 3:30; Smith, MSU (holding) 5:12; Leinonen, MSN (tripping) 8:43; Bench, UND (too many players-served by Dagenais) 9:55.3rd period - 3, UND, Lamoureux/6 (Berg) 2:53; 4, UND, Parizek/3 (Wiebe, Slavin) 5:18; 5, UND, Lamoureux/7 (Ketcher) PP 14:02. Penalties - Mackley, MSU (slashing) 13:21; Bench, MSU (too many players-served by Leinonen) 19:35; Ketcher, UND (interference) 19:53.Shots on goal - UND 15-14-10 39; MNS 2-9-7 18.Power plays - UND 3 of 8 ; MSU 0 of 2.Penalties - UND 4 (8 min); MSU 9 (18 min) Goalies - UND, Ney 3-0-0 (60:00 minutes, 17 shots- 16 saves); MSU, Butters 1-1-0 (60:00 minutes, 34 shots- 29 saves). Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FFighting Sioux 2 0 3 5 Minnesota State 0 1 0 1

UND LINEUPParizek Lamoureux Lamoureux-KollsKetcher Loken RoyWiebe Dagenais MillerGilbert Slavin Furia Molle Berg Kolls Holmes Ney Dagfinrud

77

Fighting Sioux

~ Game 18 ~Dec. 11 2010

Duluth, Minn (Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center)Attendance 599

North Dakota 4, Minnesota Duluth 3

~ Game 14 ~Nov. 20, 2010


North Dakota 6, St. Cloud State 1

~ Game 13 ~Nov 19, 2010



~ Game 17 ~Dec. 12, 2010

Duluth, Minn. (Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center)Attendance 884

Minnesota Duluth 4, North Dakota 1

~ Game 16 ~Dec. 5, 2010


Wisconsin 6, North Dakota 2

~ Game 15 ~Dec. 4, 2010



1st period - 1 WIS, Knight/18 (Deluce, Dronen) 1:44; 2, WIS, Duggan/14 (Decker) 5:24; 3, WIS, Becker/10 (Duggan, Frykas) 17:53 .Penalties - Ammerman, WIS (tripping) 9:43; Parizek, UND, (hooking) 10:13.2nd period - 1, UND, Lamoureux/13 (unassisted) 5:01; 2, UND, Slavin/4 (Molle, Wiebe) PP 10:48; 4, WIS, Decker/11 (unassisted) 18:58; 3, UND, Wiebe/5 (unassisted) 19:41.Penalties - Duggan, WIS (interference) 9:10; Haverstock, WIS (holding) 15:52.3rd period - None. Penalties - Holmes, UND (checking) 2:46; Lamoureux, UND (checking) 5:04; Bench, UND (too many players-served by Ketcher) 19:27.Shots on goal - UND 8-13-7 28; WIS 3-1-0 4.Power plays - UND 1 of 3; WIS 0 of 4.Penalties - UND 4 (8 min); WIS 3 (6 min).Goalies - UND, Ney 4-1-2 (59:25 minutes, 28 shots-24 saves); EMPTY NET (00:35, 0-0) WIS, Rigsby 9-1-0 (60:00, 25 shots-22 saves).Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FWisconsin 3 1 0 4 Fighting Sioux 0 3 0 3

UND LINEUPLamoureux-Kolls Lamoureux ParizekWiebe Dagenais LokenKetcher Furia Gilbert Slavin Holmes Molle Berg Kolls Monarez Ney Dagfinrud

1st period - 1, UND Lamoureux/15 (unassisted) 7:22; 1, UMD Wilson/5 (unassisted) 17:02; 2, UMD Wong/10 (dodge) 17:09; 3, UMD Winberg/7 (Holmlov, Irwin) 17:23Penalties - Dagenais, UND (checking) 5:03; Posa, UMD (interference) 13:36; Irwin, UMD (hooking) 18:172nd period - 2, UND Lamoureux/16 (Dagenais) 16:15Penalties - Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (roughing) 3:40; Lamoureux, UND (checking) 6:44; Wilson, UMD (checking) 17:34; Parizek, UND (high-sticking) 17:403rd period - 3, UND Dagenais/6 (Lamoureux) 6:16; 4, UND Loken/2 (unassisted) 15:55Penalties - Gilbert, UND (tripping) 3:50; Irwin, UMD (holding) 6:46; Slavin, UND (checking) 9:07; Parizek, UND (holding) 10:37; Molle, UND (tripping) 16:54Shots on goal - UND 6-8-13 27; UMD 24-8-12 44.Power plays - UND 0 of 4; UMD 0 of 8.Penalties - UND 8 (16 min); UMD 4 (8 min)Goalies - UND, Ney 5-2-2 (60:00 minutes, 44 shots-41 saves); UMD, Martin 9-4-0 (58:55 minutes, 27 shots-23 saves) EMPTY NET 1:05 (0-0)Penalty shots - None

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FFighting Sioux 1 1 2 4Minnesota Duluth 3 0 0 3

UND LINEUPDagenais Lamoureux ParizekWiebe Loken GilbertKetcher Furia Kolls Lamoureux-Kolls Berg Molle Holmes Slavin Monarez Ney Dagfinrud

1st period - NonePenalties - Ammerman, WIS (cross-checking) 7:23; Berg, UND (hold-ing) 12:31; McKeough WIS, (slashing) 12:57; Dagenais, UND (roughing) 12:57; Duggan, WIS (hooking) 13:09; Ammerman, WIS (holding) 17:59.2nd period - 1, UND Lamoureux/14 (Parizek, Lamoureux-Kolls) 5:48; 1, WIS Ammerman/7 (Jaminski) 12:37; 2, WIS Decker/12 (unassisted) 13:14; 3, WIS Nash/1 (Ammerman, Deluce) 18:08; 4, WIS Duggan/15 (Dronen) 19:09;Penalties - Parizek, UND (interference) 3:39; Frykas, WIS (slashing) 6:26; Kolls, UND (checking) 14:47; Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (cross-checking) 16:01.3rd period - 5, WIS Ammerman/7 (Haverstock, Deluce) PP 4:41; 2, UND Lamoureux-Kolls/8 (unassisted) 6:53; 6, WIS Packer/1 (Pacholok) 13:44.Penalties - Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (tripping) 3:33; Slavin, UND (cross-checking) 4:48; Haverstock, WIS (hooking) 15:45; McKeough, WIS (checking) 19:58.Shots on goal - UND 9-4-8 21; WIS 8-22-5 35.Power plays -UND 0 of 6; WIS 1 of 6.Penalties - UND 7 (14 min); WIS 7 (14 min).Goalies -UND, Dagfinrud 4-5-0 (59:36 minutes, 29 shots-23 saves); Empty Net (00.24 minutes 0-0); WIS, Rigsby 10-1-0 (60 minutes, 19 shots-17 saves).Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FFighting Sioux 0 1 1 2Wisconsin 0 4 2 6

UND LINEUPLamoureux-Kolls Lamoureux ParizekWiebe Dagenais LokenKetcher Furia Gilbert Molle Berg Slavin Holmes Kolls Monarez Dagfinrud Ney

1st period - 1, UMD Wong/9 (Holmlov, Irwin) 17:30Penalties - Gray, UMD (interference) 2:02; Berg, UND (slashing) 12:18; Lamoureux, UND (hooking) 17:302nd period - 2, UMD Winberg/6 (Irwin) 8:30; 1, UND, Molle/1 (Loken, Furia) (pp) 12:38Penalties - Loken, UND (interference) 2:01; Kenyon, UMD (slashing) 11:06; Molle, UND (unsportsmanlife conduct) 13:01; Lamoureux, UND (hooking) 13:01; Winberg, UMD (unsportsmanlike conduct) 13:013rd period - 3, UMD Holmlov/7 (Irwin) (sh) 8:30; 4, UMD Laroque/5 (Wong) 19:39Penalties - Posa, UMD (checking) 7:48; Lamoureux, UND (cross-check-ing) 8:20; Lamoureux, UND (cross checking) (served by Megan Gilbert) 8:20; Holmlov, UMD (holding) 8:20; Wilson, UMD (hooking) 10:22; Irwin, UMD (cross-checking) 11:52; Laroque, UMD (checking) 12:47; Slavin, UND (roughing) 14:12; Gray, UMD (roughing) 14:12; Furia, UND (hook-ing) 14:33; Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (high-sticking) 16:32; Gillanders, UMD (roughing) 16:32; Wong, UMD (checking) 17:03Power plays - UND 1 of 7; UMD 0 of 6Penalties - UND 10 (20 min); UMD 11(22min)Goalies - UND, Ney 4-2-2 (60:00 minutes, 25 shots-21 saves); UMD, Martin 9-3-0 (60:00 minutes, 23 shots-22 saves) Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FFighting Sioux 0 1 0 1Minnesota Duluth 1 1 2 4

UND LINEUPLamoureux-Kolls Lamoureux ParizekWiebe Furia LokenKetcher Kolls Gilbert Dagenais Berg Molle Holmes Slavin Monarez Ney Dagfinrud


1st period - 1, UND, Lamoureux-Kolls/7 (unassisted) PP 3:43; 1, STC, Nelson/2 (Gilbert, Allen) 10:51; 2, UND, Wiebe/2 (Loken, Parizek) 11:33; 3, UND, Lamoureux/9 (Lamoureux-Kolls, Miller) 12:46; 4, UND Lamoureux/10 (Parizek, Dagenais) PP 15:44; 2, STC, Dahl (Lane, Allen) 16:45.Penalties - Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (tripping) 0:25; Zabrick, STC (hook-ing) 3:31; Olson, STC, (tripping) 5:58; Burke, STC, (checking)14:08. 2nd period - 3, STC, Toor/2 (Daggit, Nixon) PP 18:21.Penalties - Dahl, STC, (interference) 3:32; Karouzos, STC, (hooking) 5;55; Holmes, UND, (intereference) 9:46; Parizek, UND, (high-sticking) 16:50; Lamoureux, UND (cross-checking) 17:17.3rd period - 5, UND, Lamoureux/11 (Kolls, Lamoureux-Kolls) 7:47; 6, UND, Wiebe/3 (Dagenais) 16:16.Penalties -Slavin, UND, (tripping) 8:59; Zabrick, STC, (interference) 11:16; Lamoureux, UND, (cross-checking) 11:54; Dahl, STC, (tripping) 18:22. Penalties - None.Shots on goal - UND 13-8-13 34; STC 7-7-5 19Power plays - UND 2 of 7; STC 1 of 6.Penalties - UND 6 (12 min); STC 7 (14 min).Goalies - UND, Dagfinrud 4-4-0 (60:00 minutes, 16 shots-13 saves); STC, Nixon 0-9-0 (59:58 minutes, 28 shots-22 saves) EMPTY NET 00:02, (0-0).Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FSt. Cloud State 2 1 0 3 Fighting Sioux 4 0 2 6

UND LINEUPLamoureux-Kolls Lamoureux MillerKetcher Dagenais GilbertWiebe Loken ParizekMonarez Molle Berg Slavin Furia Kolls Holmes

Dagfinrud Ney

1st period - 1, UND, Dagenais/4 (Wiebe, Kolls) 4:08; 2, UND, Slavin/3 (Molle, Wiebe) 10:10.Penalties - Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (checking) 1:00; Zabrick, STC (hook-ing) 5:13; Nelson, STC (roughing) 9:52; Burghardt, STC (roughing) 12:54; Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (roughing) 12:54; Berg, UND (checking from behind) 19:54; Berg, UND (game misconduct) 19:54.2nd period - 3, UND, Wiebe/4 (Loken, Kolls) 15:05; 4, UND, Dagenais/5 (Lamoureux-Kolls, Lamoueux) PP 16:41; 5, UND, Ketcher/4 (Lamoueux, Lamoureux-Kolls) PP 17:12. Penalties- Mott, STC (hooking) 5:27; Loken, UND (roughing) 10:31; Dahl, STC (unsportsmanlike conduct) 10:53; Daggit, STC (hooking) 11:52; Daggit, STC (checking from behind) 19:54; Daggit, STC (game misconduct) 19:54. 3rd period - 6, UND, Lamoureux/12 (Lamoureux-Kolls) 11:35; 1, STC, Toor/3 Mott, Karouzos) PP 14:17. Penalties - Martinson, STC (tripping) 2:06; Loken, UND (unsportsman-like conduct) 12:37; Olson, STC (unsportsmanlike conduct) 15:14; Lamoureux, UND (cross-checking) 15:14; Dahl, STC (checking) 20:00.Shots on goal - UND 10-13-8 31; STC 10-6-7 23.Power plays - UND 3 of 9; STC 1 of 4.Penalties - UND 8 (27 min); STC 11 (33 min).Goalies - UND, Ney 4-0-2 (60:00 minutes, 22 shots-21 saves); STC, Nixon 0-10-0 (37:12 minutes, 15 shots-10 saves); STC, VanDenakker (22:48 minutes, 10 shots-9 saves).Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FSt. Cloud State 0 0 1 1Fighting Sioux 2 3 1 6

UND LINEUPLamoureux-Kolls Lamoureux ParizekWiebe Dagenais LokenKetcher Furia Gilbert Molle Berg Slavin Holmes Kolls Monarez Ney Dagfinrud

2010-11 Box ScoreS

78

Fighting Sioux

~ Game 24 ~Jan. 22, 2011

St. Cloud, Minn. (National Hockey Center)Attendance 511


~ Game 23 ~Jan. 21, 2011

St. Cloud, Minn. (National Hockey Center)Attendance 507


~ Game 22 ~Jan. 16, 2011

Grand Forks, ND. (Ralph Engelstad Arena)Attendance 866


~ Game 21 ~Jan. 15, 2011



~ Game 20 ~Jan. 8, 2011

Burlington, Vt. (Gutterson Field House)Attendance 280

North Dakota 3, Vermont 3

~ Game 19 ~Jan. 7, 2011

Burlington, Vt. (Gutterson Field House)Attendance 253

North Dakota 4, Vermont 1

1st period - 1, UV Doucet/4 (Dineen, Walsh) 1:00; 1, UND Lamoureux-Kolls/9 (Lamoureux, Slavin) 8:10.Penalties - Ketcher, UND (tripping) 4:12; Wente, UV (interference) 8:372nd period - 2, UND, Lamoureux/9 (Lamoureux-Kolls, Perkins) 3:14.Penalties - Dagenais, UND (checking) 6:33; Nash, UV (hooking) 9:50; Doucet, UV (tripping) 11:13; Lamoureux, UND (tripping) 12:23; Rapin, UV (tripping) 12:44; Perkins, UND (interference) 12:44; Perizek, UND (interference) 16:57; Lamoureux, UND (holding) 18:053rd period - 3, UND Lamoureux-Kolls/10 (Lamoureux, Miller) 2:42; 4, UND Lamoureux-Kolls/11 (unassisted) 4:54Penalties - Westbrook, UV (holding) 7:47; Parizek, UND (elbowing) 16:01Shots on goal - UND 15-12-14 41; UV 7-2-3 12Power plays - UND 0 of 5; UV 0 of 6.Penalties - UND 7 (14 min); UV 5 (10 min).Goalies - UND, Ney 6-2-2 (60:00 minutes, 11 shots-10 saves); UV, McLanthier 2-4-2 (60:00 minutes, 37 shots-33 saves)Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FFighting Sioux 1 1 2 4Vermont 1 0 0 1

UND LINEUPPerkins Lamoureux Lamoureux-KollsWiebe Loken GilbertKetcher Dagenais ParizekMonarez Roy Miller Slavin Furia Molle Holmes Kolls Gilbert Ney Dagfinrud

1st period - 1, UND, Perkins/1 (Lamoureux-Kolls, Lamoureux) 16:42; 2, UND, Lamoureux/18 (Slavin) 19:12. Penalties - Dusik, BMJ (interference) 4:04; Parizek, UND (tripping) 13:42; Molle, UND (tripping) 18:00; Johnson, BMJ (interference) 18:24. 2nd period - 1, BMJ, Bauerfeld/5 (Dusik) 8:55; 3, UND, Perkins/2 (unas-sisted) 12:27; 4, UND, Wiebe/8 (Parizek, Slavin) 14:26.Penalties - Vichorek, BMJ (holding) 4:48; Slavin, UND (tripping) 18:34. 3rd period - 5, UND, Lamoureux/19 (Lamoureux-Kolls, Gilbert) 0:58; 6, UND, Wiebe/9 (Dagenais) 15:05; 2, BMJ, Cody/14 (Bauerfeld, Johnson) 17:16.Penalties - Lamoureux, UND (holding) 3:20; Molle, UND (interference) 16:19.OT period - None.Penalties - None.Shots on goal - UND 15-5-7 27; BMJ 6-8-8 22.Power plays - UND 0 of 3; BMJ 1 of 5.Penalties - UND 5 (10 min) BMJ 3 (6 min).Goalies - UND, Ney 8-2-2 (60:00 minutes, 22 shots-20 saves); BMJ, Tomcikova 9-8-2 (40:00 minutes, 16 shots-12 saves) McElhinney (20 minutes, 5 shots-3 saves).Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FBemidji State 0 1 1 2Fighting Sioux 2 2 2 6

UND LINEUPWiebe Loken ParizekPerkins Lamoureux RoyKetcher Dagenais GilbertPiche Holmes Miller Slavin Furia Molle Lamoureux-Kolls Kolls Berg Ney Dagfinrud

1st period- 1, UND Wiebe/6 (unassisted) (sh) 8:38; 1, UV Rapin/2 (Nash, Wakeham) (pp) 15:43; 2, UND Lamoureux-Kolls/12 (Lamoureux) (pp)17:53Penalties - Wakeham, UV (checking) 0:33; Wente, UV (checking) 4:10; Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (interference) 8:38; Wiebe, UND (obstruction holding) 10:36; Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (tripping) 15:04; Morrison, UV (holding) 16:142nd period - 2, UV Walsh/4 (Doucet, Wakeham) (pp) 17:48Penalties - Wakeham, UV (tripping) 5:10; Lamoureux, UND (holding) 8:45; Rancourt, UV (tripping) 15:28; Slavin, UND (interference) 17:03; Dineen, UV (tripping) 19:573rd period - 3, UND Lamoureux-Kolls/13 (Lamoureux, Perkins) 15:04; 3, UV Wakeham/5 (Walsh, Doucet) 19:38Penalties - Slavin, UND (tripping) 1:59; Wiebe, UND (checking) 17:13Shots on goal - UND 14-9-12-4 39; UV 7-5-11-2 25Power plays - UND 1 of 6; UV 2 of 7Penalties - UND 7 (14 min); UV 6 (12 min)Goalies - UND, Dagfinrud 4-5-1 (65:00 minutes, 22 shots-19 saves); UV, Lanthier 2-4-3 (64:22 minutes, 36 shots- 33 saves) EMPTY NET 0:44 (0-0)Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT FFighting Sioux 2 0 1 0 3Vermont 1 1 1 0 3

UND LINEUPPerkins Lamoureux Lamoureux-KollsWeibe Loken GilbertKetcher Dagenais ParizekMonarez Roy Miller Slavin Furia Molle Berg Kolls Holmes Dagfinrud Ney

1st period -1, UND Roy/2 (Lamoureux, Molle) 2:19; 2, UND Lamoureux/20 (Lamoureux-Kolls, Slavin) PP 5:38; 3, UND Lamoureux-Kolls/16 (Lamoureux, Miller) PP19:06;.Penalties - Daggit, STC (body-checking) 4:41; Zabrick, STC (tripping) 15:28; Karouzos, STC (interference) 17:48;.2nd period - None.Penalties - Burke, STC (body-checking) 6:37; Lamoureux, UND (tripping) 15:28; Nelson, STC (interference) 16:57; Lamoureux, UND (tripping) 18:35;3rd period - 4, UND Lamoureux/21 (Perkins, Slavin) 4:31; 5, UND Perkins/3 (Lamoureux-Kolls, Slavin) 10:24;.Penalties - Schmid, STC (tripping) 5:16; Wiebe, UND (slashing) 13:55; Allen, STC (slashing) 13:55; Loken, UND (tripping) 16:17; Lamoureux, UND (diving-served by Ketcher) 19:43; Lamoureux, UND (misconduct) 19:43;Shots on goal- UND 17-11-12 40; STC 3-13-12 28.Power plays - UND 2 of 6; STC 0 of 4.Penalties - UND 6 (20 min); STC 7(14 min).Goalies - UND, Ney 9-2-2 (60:00 minutes, 28 shots-23 saves); STC, Nixon 0-20-1 (59:56 minutes, 40 shots-35 saves).Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FFighting Sioux 3 0 2 5St. Cloud State 0 0 0 0

1st period - 1, UND Lamoureux-Kolls/14 (unassisted) 3:23; 1, BMJ Bauerfeld/4 (Johnson, Wheelhouse) 8:10; 2, UND Dagenais/7 (unassist-ed) 14:45; 3, UND Slavin/5 (Wiebe, Parizek) 18:23 4, UND Lamoureux-Kolls/15 (Lamoureux. Perkins) 18:58. Penalties - Erickson, BMJ (interference) 7:59; Berg, UND (tripping) 10:33.2nd period - 2, BMJ Erickson/12 (Bauerfeld, Vichorek) 10:09.Penalties - Bauerfeld, BMJ (hitting after whistle) 4:43; Slavin, UND (checking) 4:43; Lamoureux, UND (cross-checking) 8:22; Wheelhouse, (cross-checking) 9:52; Thurston, BMJ (roughing) 11:06; Parizek, UND (roughing) 11:06; Lamoureux, UND (high-sticking) 12:11; Cody, BMJ (cross-checking) 15:36. 3rd period - 5, UND Wiebe/7 (Parizek, Lamoureux-Kolls) 7:34. Penalties - Williams, BMJ (slashing) 1:54; Hatheway, BMJ (checking) 5:01; Molle, UND (checking) 5:01; Lamoureux, UND (cross-checking) 8:18; Wheelhouse, BMJ (holding) 10:34; Molle, UND (interference) 11:35.Shots on goal - UND 8-9-15 32; BMJ 10-16-3 29.Power plays - UND 0 of 4; BMJ 1 of 5.


UND LINEUPWiebe Loken ParizekPerkins Lamoureux RoyKetcher Dagenais GilbertPiche Holmes Miller Slavin Furia Molle Lamoureux-Kolls Kolls Berg Ney Dagfinrud

1st period - 1, UND Loken/3 (Lamoureux-Kolls, Parizek) 8:18; Penalties - Perkins, UND (body-checking) 10:04; Daggit, STC (interfer-ence) 13:07; Lamoureux, UND (slashing) 13:53; Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (slashing) 14:58; Allen, STC (slashing) 14:58; Lamoureux, UND (hooking) 17:09; Daggit, STC (hooking) 19:34; Lamoureux, UND (interference) 19:54;2nd period - 2, UND Wiebe/10 (Parizek, Loken) 8:07;Penalties - Burke, STC (slashing) 10:03; Dagenais, UND ( Slashing) 15:36; Gilbert, STC (slashing) 15:36;3rd period - 3, UND Parizek/5 (Wiebe, Lamoureux-Kolls) 6:32; 4, UND Lamoureux/22 (Miller, Slavin) 10:42; 5, UND Ketcher/5 (Slavin, Lamoureux-Kolls) PP 16:02;Penalties - Daggit, STC (hooking) 15:51; Zabrick, STC (roughing) 18:44; Ketcher, UND (roughing) 19:19; Martinson, STC (roughing) 19:19;Shots on goal - UND 13-21-13 47 ; STC 11-4-8 23.Power plays - UND 1 of 5; STC 0 of 5.Penalties - UND 8 (16 min); STC 8 (16 min).Goalies - UND, Ney 10-2-2 (60:00 minutes, 23 shots-23 saves) STC, Nixon 0-21-1 (60:00 minutes, 47 shots-42 saves) Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FFighting Sioux 1 1 3 5St. Cloud State 0 0 0 0

UND LINEUPPerkins Lamoureux RoyWiebe Loken ParizekKetcher Dagenais GilbertPiche Holmes Miller Molle Lamoureux-Kolls Slavin Furia Kolls Berg

Ney Dagfinrud


2010-11 Box ScoreS

UND LINEUPPerkins Lamoureux RoyWiebe Loken ParizekKetcher Dagenais GilbertPiche Holmes Miller Molle Lamoureux-Kolls Slavin Furia Kolls Berg Ney Dagfinrud

79

Fighting Sioux~ Game 27 ~

Feb. 4, 2011Columbus, Ohio (OSU Ice Rink)

Attendance 286North Dakota 4, Ohio State 3

~ Game 30 ~Feb. 13, 2011

Wisconsin (Kohl Center)Attendance 3,783


~ Game 29 ~Feb. 11, 2011

Wisconsin (Kohl Center)Attendance 2,978


~ Game 28 ~Feb. 5, 2011

Columbus, Ohio (OSU Ice Rink)Attendance 313

North Dakota 3, Ohio 2

~ Game 26 ~Jan. 29, 2011

Grand Forks, N.D (Ralph Engelstad Arena)Attendance 906

Minnesota State 5, North Dakota 3

~ Game 25 ~Jan. 28, 2011


North Dakota 6, Minnesota State 1

1st period - 1, UND, Loken/4 (Wiebe, Dagenais) (pp) 9:20; 1, MSU, Edman/1 (O’Conner, Lundberg) 12:11. Penalties - Scholzen, MSU (interference) 1:57; Otto, MSU (hooking) 7:46. 2nd period - 2, UND, Lamoureux-Kolls/17 (Lamoureux, Holmes) 9:28; 3, UND, Parizek/6 (Wiebe, Molle) 10:20.Penalties - McCann, MSU (checking) 1:21; Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (slashing) 5:13; Scott, MSU (checking) 10:52; Ketcher, UND (tripping) 10:52; Molle, UND (tripping) 12:20; BENCH, MSU (too many players) (served by Karine Thibault) 17:56.3rd period - 4, UND, Lamoureux-Kolls/18 (Lamoureux, Furia) (pp) 3:39; 5, UND, Parizek/7 (Lamoureux) (pp) 4:52; 6, UND, Lamoureux/23 (Dagenais, Lamoureux-Kolls) 8:20Penalties - Hewett, MSU (tripping) 2:22; Smith, MSU (tripping) 3:02; Holmes, UND (holding) 8:41; BENCH, UND (too many players) (served by Ashley Furia) 13:17Penalties - None.Shots on goal - UND 12-11-18 41; MSU 8-8-6 22.Power plays - UND 3 of 6; MSU 0 of 4.Penalties - UND 5 (10 min); MSU 7 (14 min).Goalies - UND, Ney 11-2-2 (59:58 minutes, 21 shots-20 saves) EMPTY NET 0:02 (0-0); MSU, Altmann 3-15-2 (60:00 minutes, 35 shots-29 saves) Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FMinnesota State 1 0 0 1Fighting Sioux 1 2 3 6

UND LINEUPRoy Lamoureux MillerWiebe Loken ParizekKetcher Dagenais GilbertKolls Monarez Molle Lamoureux-Kolls Slavin Berg Furia Holmes

Ney Dagfinrud

1st period - 1, UND, Dagenais/8 (Ketcher, Furia) 11:46Penalties - Reilly, OSU (checking) 16:502nd period - 1, OSU, Semenza/6 (Wild, McIntosh) 5:16; 2, UND, Slavin/6 (Lamoureux, Lamoureux-Kolls) (pp) 7:25; 2, OSU, Theut/3 (Semenza, Allis) 17:34Penalties- Wiebe, UND (hooking) 1:37; Svedin, OSU (tripping) 6:53; BENCH, UND (too many players) (served by Kelsey Ketcher) 9:49; Lam-oureux, UND (high sticking) 12:33; Berg, UND (hooking) 17:343rd period - 3, UND, Roy/3 (Slavin, Lamoureux-Kolls) (pp) 2:35Penalties - Tuominen, OSU (slashing) 2:09; Tarr, OSU (checking) 3:34; Ketcher, UND (interference)Shots on goal- UND 14-9-8 31; OSU 10-14-8 32.Power plays - UND 2 of 4; OSU 0 of 5.Penalties - UND 5 (10 min); OSU 4 (8 min).Goalies - UND, Ney 13-3-2 (60:00 minutes, 30 shots- 28 saves); OSU, Steffes 14-14-2 (59:10 minutes, 28 shots-25 saves); EMPTY NET, 0:50Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FFighting Sioux 1 1 1 3Ohio State 0 2 0 2

UND LINEUPMiller Lamoureux Lamoureux-KollsWiebe Loken GilbertKetcher Dagenais RoyPiche Molle Furia Slavin Berg Kolls Holmes

Ney Dagfinrud

1st period - 1, MSU, Mackley/2 (Rogan, Smith) (pp) 11:24.Penalties -Smith, MSU (hooking) 1:58; Scott, MSU (elbowing) 7:34; Wiebe, UND (interference) 9:47; Lundberg, NSU (roughing) 11:49; Roy, UND (slashing the goalie) 11:49; Lundberg, MSU (tripping) 14:06 2nd period - 1, UND, Wiebe/11 (Berg, Loken) 1:40; 2, UND, Furia/1 (Gil-bert, Slavin) 9:46; 3, UND, Molle/2 (Dagenais, Lamoureux) 10:29; 2, MSU, Klippenstein/3 (Zrust, Scott) 13:51; 3, Scott/2 (Klippenstein) 15:52.Penalties - Klippenstein, MSU (high-sticking) 5:39; Roy, UND (tripping) 18:47.3rd period - 4, MSU, Edman/2 (McCann) 5:47; 5, MSU O’Conner/6 (Otto) 18:46Penalties - Lamoureux, UND (hooking) 7:04; Otto, MSU (tripping) 10:21; Smith, MSU (tripping) 15:26; Smith, MSU (tripping) 17:35; Lamoureux, UND (hooking) 18:51; O’ Conner, MSU (roughing) 20:00; O’Conner, MSU (10-Game Misconduct) 20:00; Parizek, UND (5-check-ing) 20:00; Parizek, UND (10-game disqualification) 20:00Shots on goal - UND 10-12-9 31; MSU 7-7-5 19Power plays - UND 1 of 4; MSU 0 of 7.Penalties - UND 7 (25 min); MSU 10 (28 min).Goalies - UND, Ney 11-3-2 (58:57 minutes, 14 shots-10 saves), EMPTY NET (1:03 minutes 1 shot- 0 saves) MSU, Butters 4-3-1 (60:00 minutes, 28 shots-25 saves)Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FMinnesota State 1 2 2 5Fighting Sioux 0 3 0 3

UND LINEUPRoy Lamoureux Lamoureux-KollsWiebe Loken ParizekKetcher Dagenais GilbertPiche Miller Slavin Berg Molle Holmes Kolls Furia

Ney Dagfinrud

1st period - 1, WIS, Duggan/26 (Ammerman) (pp) 6:58; 2, WIS, Knight/37 (Haverstock, Packer) 13:39; 3, WIS, Knight/38 (Packer)Penalties - Miller, UND (holding) 6:482nd period - 4, WIS, Duggan/27 (Ammerman) 0:14Penalties - Packer, WIS (cross-checking) 4:23; Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (hooking) 11:35; Decker, WIS (hooking) 12:313rd period - 5, WIS, Duggan/28 (Decker, Ammerman) 7:37Penalties - Dagenais, UND (checking) 10:07; Packer, WIS (hooking) 13:31; Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (slashing) 14:35Shots on goal - UND 4-3-3 10; WIS 12-8-13 33Power plays - UND 0 of 3; WIS 1 of 4Penalties - UND 4 (8 min); WIS 3 (6 min)Goalies - UND, Ney 13-4-2 (20:14 minutes, 28 shots-23 saves) Dag-finrud (39:46 minutes, 19 shots-18 saves) WIS, Rigsby 19-1-2 (59.50 minutes 10 shots-10 saves) Empty Net (0.10 minutes 0-0).Penalty shots - None.


UND LINEUPWiebe Lamoureux ParizekMiller Loken GilbertKetcher Dagenais RoyMonarez Kolls Slavin Lamoureux-Kolls Berg Molle Furia Holmes Ney Dagfinrud

1st period - 1, UND, Lamoureux/24 (Lamoureux-Kolls, Molle) 19:40Penalties - BENCH, UND (too many players) (served by Holly Perkins) 11:51; Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (tripping) 12:26; Spooner, UND (holding) 14:42.2nd period - 2, UND, Lamoureux-Kolls/19 (Lamoureux, Slavin) 0:24; 1, OSU, McIntosh/11 (Tarr) 8:41.Penalties - Spooner, OSU (checking) 2:01; Lamoureux, UND (hooking) 9:36; Mancuso, OSU (interference) 16:033rd period - 2, OSU, Wild/3 (unassisted) 3:18; 3, OSU, Reilly/8 (Tuominen, McIntosh) (pp) 18:31; 3, UND, Wiebe/12 (Lamoureux-Kolls, Lamoureux) 18:53Penalties - McIntosh, OSU (tripping) 5:55; Feste, OSU (checking) 9:48; Dagenais, UND (checking) 11:59; McIntosh, OSU (checking) 11:59; BENCH, UND (too many players) (served by Megan Gilbert) 13:10; Lamoureux, UND (holding) 16:48.OT- 4, UND, Lamoureux-Kolls/20 (Wiebe) 4:51.Penalties- None.Shots on goal - UND 112-14-8-3 37; OSU 15-11-13-3 42. Power plays - UND 0 of 5; OSU 1 of 5.Penalties - UND 6 (12 min); OSU 6 (12 min)Goalies - UND, Ney 12-3-2 (64:51 minutes, 39 shots-36 saves); OSU, Steffes 14-13-2 (64:51 minutes 33 shots-29 saves).Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT TotFighting Sioux 1 1 1 1 FOhio State 0 1 2 0 3

1st period - 1, WIS, Ammerman/13 (Knight) 3:17; 2, WIS, Duggan/29 (McKeough, Decker) 3:42; 1, UND, Roy/4 (Lamoureux, Lamoureux-Kolls) Penalties - Kolls, UND (holding) 3:17; Haverstock, WIS (interference) 16:45; Molle, UND (tripping) 18:01;2nd period -3, WIS, Frykas/4 (Prevost) 1:38; 4, WIS, Knight/39 (Packer) 4:43; 5, WIS, Duggan/30 (Decker, McKeough) 13:09; 2, UND, Loken/5 (Parizek) 13:58; 3, UND, Furia/2 (Lamoureux) 15:27; 6, WIS, Ammer-man/15 (Packer) 17:06; 7, WIS, Decker/24 (unassisted) 18:23; Penalties - Loken, UND (hooking) 12:35; Slavin, UND (game miscon-duct) 5:31; Slavin, UND (checking from behind-served by Furia) 5:31; 3rd period - 8, WIS, Decker/25 (Duggan, Prough) 7:13; 4, UND, Loken/6 (Lamoureux-Kolls, Lamoureux) 19:59.9;Penalties - Ammerman, WIS (interference) 18:18;Shots on goal - UND 12-7-8 27; WIS 10-18-9 37.Power plays - UND 1 of 2; WIS 2 of 4.Penalties - UND 5 (21 min); WIS 2 (4 min)Goalies - UND, Dagfinrud 4-6-1 (53:09 minutes, 29 shots-23 saves), Ney (6:51 minutes, 0 shot- 0 save); WIS, Ruegsegger 9-1-0 (60:00 minutes, 23 shots-19 saves).Penalty shots - None.



2010-11 Box ScoreS

UND LINEUPFuria Lamoureux Lamoureux-KollsWiebe Loken GilbertKetcher Dagenais ParizekPiche Miller Roy Berg Molle Slavin Holmes Kolls Dagfinrud Ney

UND LINEUPPerkins Lamoureux Lamoureux-Kolls Wiebe Loken GilbertKetcher Dagenais Miller Monarez

Slavin Berg Molle Furia Kolls Holmes Ney Dagenais

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~ Game 34 ~Feb. 26, 2011


Bemidji State 3, North Dakota 0

~ Game 31 ~Feb. 18, 2011

Grand Forks, N.D. (Ralph Engelstad Arena) Attendance 3,158

Minnesota 5, North Dakota 3

~ Game 32 ~Feb. 19, 2011



~ Game 33 ~Feb. 25, 2011


North Dakota 3, Bemidji 2

1st period - 1, MIN, Bozek/6 (Schleper, Erickson) 2:43; 2, MIN, Kessel/14 (unassisted) 16:07; 3, MIN, Rasmussen/2 (Brausen, Seeler) 19:07; 1, UND, Dagenals/9 (unassisted) 19:37;Penalties - Erickson, MIN (checking) 6:06; Mollie, UND (checking) 6:06;Lamoureux, UND (cross-checking) 8:50; Molle, UND (tripping) 12:18; Lamoureux, UND (hooking) 14:05; Terry, MIN (hooking) 14;43 2nd period - 2, UND, Lamoureux-Kolls/21 (Lamoureux, Loken) 7:41; Penalties - Brauson, MIN (interference) 5:58; Bozek, MIN (slashing) 7:07; 3rd period - 4, MIN, Davis/9 (Terry, Seeler) 5:05; 5, MIN, Kessel (Erick-son, Schelper) 5:58; 3, UND, Lamoureux/25 (Perkins) 8:01;Penalties - Kortum, MIN (interference) 0:51; Dagenais, UND (checking from behind) 2:50; Dagenais, UND (Game Misconduct) 2:50; Roy, UND (tripping) 10:59; Holmes, UND (tripping) 13:02; Brausen, MIN (hooking) 15:41; Kessel, MIN (hooking) 15:54; Bozek, MIN (roughing) 16:04; Ketcher, UND (roughing) 16:04; Seeler, MIN (slashing) 19:19; Lamoureux, UND (cross-checking) 19:19;Shots on goal- UND 5-8-6 19; MIN 17-5-12 34.Power plays - UND 1 of 7; MIN 3-9.Penalties - UND 10 (31 min); MIN 9 (18 min).Goalies - UND, Ney 13-5-2 (57:30 minutes, 19 shots-14 saves) EMPTY NET 2:30 (0-0); MIN, Raty 22-5-2 (60:00 minutes, 34 shots- 31 saves).Penalty shots - None.

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FMinnesota 3 0 2 5Fighting Sioux 1 1 1 3

UND LINEUPPerkins Lamoureux KollsWiebe Loken ParizekKetcher Dagenais RoyMiller Gilbert Molle Holmes Berg Furia Kolls Monarez

Ney Dagfinrud

1st period - NonePenalties - 1 Duellman, BSU (holding) 13:28; 1 Berg, UND (checking) 16:16; 2 Johnson, BSU (checking) 17:022nd period - 1, BSU, Wheelhouse/1 (Lundquist) 15:07Penalties - Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (hooking) 9:43; Lieder, BSU (roughing) 12:48; Berg, UND (roughing) 12:48; Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (hooking) (served by Candace Molle) 14:08; Lamoureux, UND (check-ing) 19:123rd period - 2, BSU, Williams/3 (unassisted) 11:41; 3, BSU, Lundquist/7 (unassisted) 15:25Penalties - Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (roughing the goalie) 6:33; McK-night, BSU (tripping) 19:45.Shots on goal - UND 6-7-9 22; BSU 7-11-9 27.Power plays - UND 0 of 3; BSU 1 of 5.Penalties - UND 6 (12 min); BSU 4 (8 min).Goalies - UND, Ney 15-6-2 (60:00 minutes, 27 shots-24 saves); BSU, Tomcikova 13-10-3 (59:53 minutes, 30 shots- 30 saves); EMPTY NET, 0:07Penalty shots - None.


1st period - 1, UM, Schleper/8, (Erickson, Schouliss) 3:07Penalties - Furia, UND (hooking) 1:23; Bozek, UM (hooking) 4:37; Rasmussen, UM (roughing) 4:37; Wiebe, UND (roughing) 4:37; Seeler, UM (holding) 5:23; Seeler, UM (slashing) 9:55; Braunsen, UM (tripping) 17:31.2nd period- 1, UND, Lamoureux/26 (Wiebe, Lamoureux-Kolls)14:33.Penalties - Brausen, UM (hooking) 9:30; Rasmussen, UM (cross-check-ing) 14:25; Lamoureux-Kolls, UND 15:15; Molle, UND (hooking) 18:313rd period- 2, UND, Ketcher/6 (Wiebe) (pp) 1:51; 2, UM, Schouliss/14 (Bozek, Erickson) (pp) 5:34; 3, UND, Wiebe/13 (Lamoureux, Lamoureux-Kolls) 8:09; 4, UND, Roy/5 (Dagenais, Molle) 13:27; 3, UM, Schoullis/15 (Terry, Bozek) 17:55; 5, UND, Loken/7 (unassisted) 18:37Penalties - Seeler, UM (hooking) 1:01; Lamoureux, UND (checking) 4:03; Rasmussen, UM (checking)19:28 ; Ketcher, UND (interference) 9:32; Kessel, UM (hooking)11:58; Lamoureux, UND (hooking)11:58 ; Gillanders, UM (interference) 14:12; Schleper, UM (hooking) 16:50; Lamoureux, UND (tripping) 18:45Shots on goal - UND 15-5-11 31; UM 10-12-10 32Power plays - UND 3 of 10: UM 2 of 6Penalties - UND 8 (16 min); UM 12 (24 min)Goalies - UND, Ney 14-5-2 (60:00 minutes, 29 shots-26 saves); UM, Raty 22-5-2 (58:42 minutes, 26 shots- 21 saves); EMPTY NET, 1:18

Goals by Period 1 2 3 FMinnesota 1 0 2 3Fighting Sioux 0 1 4 5

UND LINEUPRoy Lamoureux Lamoureux-KollsWiebe Loken ParizekKetcher Dagenais PerkinsMiller Gilbert Molle Holmes Berg Furia Kolls Piche

Ney Dagfinrud

1st period - NonePenalties - None2nd period - 1, UND, Lamoureux/27 (Berg) 4:57; 1, BSU, Johnson/6 (Bauerfield, Lundquist) 17:35; 2, BSU, Erickson/16 (Cody, Vickorek) 18:03Penalties - Molle, UND (tripping) 3:35; Vichorek, BSU (roughing) 10:42; Roy, UND (roughing) 10:42; Molle, UND (hooking) (served by Stephanie Roy) 13:553rd period - 2, UND, Roy/6 (Wiebe) 3:27; 3, UND, Royr/7 (Lamoureux, Wiebe) 15:08Penalties - Johnson, BSU (hooking) 7:11; Wiebe, UND (tripping) 8:47 Power plays - UND 0 of 1; BSU 0 of 3.Penalties - UND 4 (8 min); BSU 2 (4 min).Goalies - UND, Ney 15-5-2 (60:00 minutes, 27 shots-25 saves); BSU, Tomcikova 12-10-3 (58:57 minutes, 23 shots-17 saves) Penalty shots - None.


UND LINEUPWiebe Lamoureux Lamoureux-KollsPerkins Loken ParizekKetcher Dagenais RoyMiller Gilbert Molle Holmes Berg Furia Kolls Monarez

Ney Dagfinrud


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~ Game 35 ~Feb. 27, 2011



UND LINEUPKetcher Dagenais RoyWiebe Lamoureux ParizekPerkins Loken GilbertMiller Molle Lamoureux-Kolls Berg Holmes Furia Kolls

Ney Dagfinrud

~ Game 36 ~March 2, 2011



1st period - NonePenalties - Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (checking) 6:02; BENCH, WIS (too many players) (served by Madisen Packer) 8:212nd period - 1, WIS, Prevost/17 (Nash, Deluce) 6:18; 2, WIS, Decker/32 (Duggan) (sh) 11:28; 3, WIS, Deluce/7 (Nash, Prough) (pp) 18:14.Penalties - Nash, WIS (cross-checking) 2:33; Molle, UND (checking) 6:32; Packer, WIS (tripping) 9:59; Weibe, UND (roughing) 17:043rd period - NonePenalties - Rigsby, WIS (tripping) 4:49; Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (hold-ing) 5:37; Dronen, WIS (interference) 9:18; Molle, UND (checking) 14:22; 6 Pacholok (tripping) 14:37.Shots on goal - UND 6-5-8 19; WIS 14-14-6 34.Power plays - UND 0 of 6; WIS 1 of 5.Penalties - UND 5 (10 min); WIS 6 (12 min).Goalies - UND, Ney 16-7-2 (58:62 minutes, 34 shots-31 saves); EMPTY NET 0:58; WIS, Rigsby 23-1-2 (60:00 minutes, 19 shots- 19 saves)Penalty shots - None.


UND LINEUPWiebe Loken LamoureuxKetcher Dagenais RoyPerkins Parizek GilbertMiller Berg Lamoureux-Kolls Molle Holmes Furia Kolls Ney Dagfinrud

Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT FBemidji State 0 2 0 0 2Fighting Sioux 0 2 0 1 3

1st period - NonePenalties - Lundquist, BSU (tripping) 6:46; Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (slashing) 7:13; 2 Williams, BSU (checking) 8:522nd period - 1, BSU, Wheelhouse/2 (Lundquist, Erickson) 1:06; 1, UND, Loken/8 (Lamoureux-Kolls, Ney) (pp) 5:36; 2, UND, Lamoureux/28 (Wiebe) 9:54; 2, BSU, Lundquist/8 (Lieder) 15:05.Penalties - BENCH, BSU (too many players) 4:17.3rd period - NonePenalties - Lieder, BSU (hooking) 16:17; Lamourex, UND (hooking) 17:34. OT period - 3, UND, Lamoureux-Kolls/22 (Ney) 16:00.Penalties - Lamoureux-Kolls, UND (cross-checking) 11:35Shots on goal - UND 7-12-8-7 34; BSU 4-13-5-8 30Power plays - UND 1 of 4; BSU 0 of 3Penalties - UND 3 (6 min); BSU 4 (8 min).Goalies - UND, Ney 16-6-2 (74:91 minutes, 34 shots-32 saves); EMPTY NET 00:29, (0-0); BSU, Tomcikova 13-11-3 (76:00 27 shots-24 saves)Penalty shots - None.

UND LINEUPPerkins Lamoureux MillerWiebe Loken ParizekKetcher Dagenais RoyPiche Gilbert Molle Lamoureux-Kolls Berg Holmes Kolls Furia

Ney Dagfinrud

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attendance

2010-11 ncaa attendance leaders at home(all Games)

rk school GP attendance a/Game1 Wisconsin 41 71,863 1,7532 Minnesota 38 44,374 1,1683 north dakota 36 38,771 1,0774 Minnesota Duluth 34 34,188 1,0065 Cornell 35 26,380 7546 Dartmouth 34 23,098 6797 St. Cloud State 35 23,488 6718 Boston University 38 24,071 6339 Harvard 32 16,947 53010 Bemidji State 35 18,531 530

2010-11 ncaa attendance leaders (home Games)

rk school GP attendance a/Game1 Wisconsin 19 52,589 2,7682 north dakota 19 24,320 1,2803 Minnesota Duluth 18 16,760 9314 Cornell 21 18,057 8605 Minnesota 19 15,928 8386 Dartmouth 17 13,869 8167 Harvard 15 9,602 6408 Mercyhurst 14 8,128 5819 New Hampshire 16 7,715 48210 Boston University 19 7,358 387

The University of North Dakota ranked second in NCAA Division I women’s hockey in attendance at home in 2010-11. The Sioux ranked third in total at-tendance of all games.

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Fighting Sioux~ SCORING LEADERS ~

Player Team YR P GP PPG G-A-PTS1 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 41 2.12 39-48-872 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 41 1.98 47-34-813 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 41 1.95 34-46-804 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota SO F 33 1.73 28-29-575 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota SO F/D 33 1.64 22-32-546 Elin Holmlov Minnesota Duluth SR F 34 1.53 18-34-527 Amanda Kessel Minnesota FR F 35 1.43 19-31-508 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth JR F 24 2.00 18-30-48 9 Laura McIntosh Ohio State JR F 33 1.42 14-33-4710 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin JR F 37 1.22 17-28-4511 Sarah Erickson Minnesota JR F 37 1.16 21-22-4312 Natalie Spooner Ohio State JR F 29 1.34 26-13-39 Kelly Terry Minnesota FR F 38 1.03 15-24-3914 Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth SO F 33 1.15 15-23-38 Erin Cody Bemidji State SR F 35 1.09 20-18-3816 Pernilla Winberg Minnesota Duluth SO F 33 1.03 13-21-34 Alyssa Wiebe North Dakota JR F 36 0.94 13-21-3418 Jen Schoullis Minnesota JR F 38 0.84 18-14-32 Sarah Davis Minnesota FR F 38 0.84 11-21-3220 Hokey Langan Ohio State SO F 27 1.15 13-18-31 Carolyne Prévost Wisconsin JR F 36 0.86 19-12-31

~ FRESHMAN SCORING ~

Player Team P GP PPG G-A-PTS1 Amanda Kessel Minnesota F 35 1.43 19-31-502 Kelly Terry Minnesota F 38 1.03 15-24-393 Sarah Davis Minnesota F 38 0.84 11-21-324 Madison Packer Wisconsin F 38 0.68 13-13-265 Brittany Ammerman Wisconsin F 39 0.64 13-12-256 Kathleen Rogan Minnesota State F 36 0.58 12- 9-217 Brienna Gillanders Minnesota Duluth F 34 0.53 10- 8-188 Ally Tarr Ohio State F 36 0.39 7- 7-149 Jamie Kenyon Minnesota Duluth F 34 0.38 5- 8-1310 Julia Gilbert St. Cloud State F 35 0.31 6- 5-11

~ DEFENSEMAN SCORING ~

Player Team YR P GP PPG G-A-PTS1 Jocelyne Larocque Minnesota Duluth SR D 32 0.91 8-21-292 Anne Schleper Minnesota JR D 38 0.74 8-20-283 Shannon Reilly Ohio State SR D 34 0.68 9-14-23 Megan Bozek Minnesota SO D 37 0.62 6-17-235 Jordan Slavin North Dakota SO D 26 0.85 6-16-226 Kelly Wild Ohio State JR D 36 0.53 3-16-19 Stefanie McKeough Wisconsin SO D 37 0.51 3-16-198 Kelly Seeler Minnesota JR D 38 0.45 5-12-179 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State JR D 35 0.46 2-14-16 Geena Prough Wisconsin SR D/F 41 0.39 3-13-16

~ GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE ~

Player Team YR GAA1 Kim Martin Minnesota Duluth SR 1.382 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin FR 1.763 Noora Raty Minnesota SO 1.774 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State JR 1.845 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth SO 1.856 Stephanie Ney North Dakota JR 2.337 Lisa Steffes Ohio State FR 3.118 Alli Altmann Minnesota State JR 3.169 Ashley Nixon St. Cloud State SR 5.07

Minimum 33% of team minutes played

~ SAVE PERCENTAGE ~

Player Team YR Sv%1 Kim Martin Minnesota Duluth SR .9472 Noora Raty Minnesota SO .941 3 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State JR .9334 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth SO .9315 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin FR .9216 Stephanie Ney North Dakota JR .9167 Lisa Steffes Ohio State FR .9068 Alli Altmann Minnesota State JR .9009 Ashley Nixon St. Cloud State SR .872


Erie, Colo., native, Jordan Slavin finished fifth with in the conference (all games) among defensemen in scoring with 22 points from six goals and 16 assists.

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Fighting Sioux~ SCORING LEADERS ~

Player Team YR P GP PPG G-A-PTS1 Meghan Duggan Wisconsin SR F 28 2.18 27-34-612 Brianna Decker Wisconsin SO F 28 1.82 23-28-513 Hilary Knight Wisconsin JR F 28 1.79 29-21-504 Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota SO F 25 1.88 23-24-475 Elin Holmlov Minnesota Duluth SR F 28 1.57 16-28-446 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls North Dakota SO F/D 25 1.64 14-27-417 Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth JR F 19 1.95 15-22-378 Laura McIntosh Ohio State JR F 26 1.38 10-26-369 Amanda Kessel Minnesota FR F 25 1.36 11-23-34 Kelly Terry Minnesota FR F 28 1.21 14-20-3411 Pernilla Winberg Minnesota Duluth SO F 27 1.19 13-19-3212 Erin Cody Bemidji State SR F 28 1.11 17-14-31 Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth SO F 28 1.11 10-21-3114 Alyssa Wiebe North Dakota JR F 28 1.07 12-18-3015 Brooke Ammerman Wisconsin JR F 26 1.12 10-19-29 Sarah Erickson Minnesota JR F 27 1.07 14-15-2917 Natalie Spooner Ohio State JR F 22 1.18 17- 9-26 Sarah Davis Minnesota FR F 28 0.93 9-17-2619 Jocelyne Larocque Minnesota Duluth SR D 26 0.92 6-18-24 Anne Schleper Minnesota JR D 28 0.86 7-17-24

~ FRESHMAN SCORING ~

Player Team P GP PPG G-A-PTS1 Amanda Kessel Minnesota F 25 1.36 11-23-34 Kelly Terry Minnesota F 28 1.21 14-20-343 Sarah Davis Minnesota F 28 0.93 9-17-264 Madison Packer Wisconsin F 28 0.71 10-10-205 Kathleen Rogan Minnesota State F 28 0.64 11- 7-186 Brittany Ammerman Wisconsin F 26 0.65 10- 7-17 Brienna Gillanders Minnesota Duluth F 28 0.61 9- 8-178 Ally Tarr Ohio State F 28 0.43 7- 5-129 Tracy McCann Minnesota State F 28 0.36 6- 4-1010 Jamie Kenyon Minnesota Duluth F 28 0.32 4- 5- 9

~ DEFENSEMAN SCORING ~

Player Team YR P GP PPG G-A-PTS1 Jocelyne Larocque Minnesota Duluth SR D 26 0.92 6-18-24 Anne Schleper Minnesota JR D 28 0.86 7-17-243 Jordan Slavin North Dakota SO D 24 0.88 6-15-214 Shannon Reilly Ohio State SR D 26 0.69 7-11-185 Kelly Wild Ohio State JR D 28 0.57 2-14-166 Megan Bozek Minnesota SO D 27 0.56 5-10-157 Kelly Seeler Minnesota JR D 28 0.46 3-10-13 Montana Vichorek Bemidji State JR D 28 0.46 2-11-139 Brittany Haverstock Wisconsin JR D 26 0.46 4- 8-12 Geena Prough Wisconsin SR D 28 0.43 3- 9-12

~ GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE ~

Player Team YR GA1 Kim Martin Minnesota Duluth SR 1.512 Noora Raty Minnesota SO 1.70 3 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State JR 1.822 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin FR 1.845 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth SO 2.006 Stephanie Ney North Dakota JR 2.397 Alli Altmann Minnesota State JR 3.378 Lisa Steffes Ohio State FR 3.439 Ashley Nixon St. Cloud State SR 4.78


~ SAVE PERCENTAGE ~

Player Team YR Sv%1 Noora Raty Minnesota SO .943 2 Kim Martin Minnesota Duluth SR .9423 Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State JR .9344 Jennifer Harss Minnesota Duluth SO .9275 Alex Rigsby Wisconsin FR .9196 Stephanie Ney North Dakota JR .9157 Lisa Steffes Ohio State FR .9028 Alli Altmann Minnesota State JR .9009 Ashley Nixon St. Cloud State SR .881

Jocelyne Lamoureux finished fourth in conference games, averaging 1.88 points per game. She had 47 points in 25 games played.


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Fighting Sioux2010-11 WCHA STANDINGS

Conference Overall Pts. GP Record Win% GF- GA GP Record Win% GF- GA 1 Wisconsin 76 28 24- 2- 2 -2 893 140- 50 41 37- 2- 2 .927 212- 70 2 Minnesota Duluth 57 28 18- 7- 3-0 .696 109- 49 34 22- 9- 3 .691 132- 55 Minnesota 57 28 18-8-2-1 .679 100-52 38 26-10-2 .711 132-69 4 North Dakota 50 28 16-10-2-0 .607 96-79 36 20-13-3 .597 116-103 5 Bemidji State 39 28 11-13-4-2 .464 53-71 35 14-17-4 .457 70-88 6 Ohio State 30 28 8-17-3-3 .339 69-100 36 14-19-3 .431 99-116 7 Minnesota State 22 28 7-20-1-0 .268 47-101 36 8-25- 3 .264 53-122 8 St. Cloud State 5 28 1-26-1-1 .054 23-135 35 1-33- 1 .043 31-177

2010-11 All-WCHA Academic Team

Bemidji State University: Molly Arola, Annie Bauerfeld, Erin Cody, Emily Erickson, Jamie Hatheway, Kimberly Lieder, Sadie Lundquist, Alana McElhinney, Mackenzie Thurston, Zuzana Tomcikova, Montana Vichorek, Erika Wheelhouse, Marlee Wheelhouse, Abby Williams, Lauren Williams. University of Minnesota: Megan Bozek, Samantha Downey, Sarah Erickson, Alyssa Grogan, Mira Jalosuo, Becky Kortum, Nikki Ludwigson, Jenny Lura, Noora Räty, Anne Schlepper. University of Minnesota Duluth: Kacy Ambroz, Audrey Cournoyer, Gina Dodge, Laura Fridfinnson, Jennifer Harss, Haley Irwin, Jocelyne Larocque, Mariia Posa, Lana Steck, Vanessa Thibault, Katie Wilson, Pernilla Winberg. Minnesota State University, Mankato: Alli Altmann, Emilia Andersson, Emmi Leinonen, Ariel Mackley, Erika Magnus-son, Moira O’Connor, Jackie Otto, Sarah Schneekloth, Lauren Smith, Nina Tikkinen, Amy Udvig. University of North Dakota: Kayla Berg, Sara Dagenais, Jorid Dagfinrud, Ashley Furia, Megan Gilbert, Jocelyne Lamoureux, Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, Mary Loken, Margot Miller, Allison Parizek, Stephanie Roy, Ashley Holmes, Jordan Slavin, Alyssa Wiebe. Ohio State University: Barbara Bilko, Teal Bishop, Amanda Boskovich, Brittany Carlson, Melissa Feste, Jenna Kilpatrick, Sandy Nelson, Liz Rizzo, Paige Semenza, Natalie Spooner, Minttu Tuominen, Kelly Wild. St. Cloud State University: Katie Allen, Callie Dahl, Anna Donlan, Courtney Josefson, Diana Karouzos, Kylie Lane, Lisa Martinson, Alex Nelson, Haylea Schmid, Ellie Sitek, Brittany Toor, Tayler VanDenakker. University of Wisconsin: Brianna Decker, Mallory Deluce, Breann Frykas, Alev Kelter, Stefanie McKeough, Kelly Nash, Saige Pacholok, Carla Pentimone, Carolyne Prevost, Geena Prough, Becca Ruegsegger.

2010-11 All-WCHA Team

–First Team–Pos Player Team Overall StatsF Hilary Knight Wisconsin 41GP 47G 34A 81PF Meghan Duggan Wisconsin 41GP 39G 48A 87P F Brianna Decker Wisconsin 41GP 34G 46A 80PD Anne Schleper Minnesota 38GP 8G 20A 28PD Jocelyne Larocque Minnesota Duluth 32GP 8G 21A 29PG Noora Raty Minnesota 35GP .941SV% 1.77GAA

–Second Team–Pos Player Team Overall StatsF Natalie Spooner Ohio State 29GP 26G 13A 39PF Jocelyne Lamoureux North Dakota 33GP 28G 29A 57PF Haley Irwin Minnesota Duluth 24GP 18G 30A 48P D Monique Lamouruex-Kolls North Dakota 33GP 22G 32A 54PD Jessica Wong Minnesota Duluth 33GP 15G 23A 38P G Zuzana Tomcikova Bemidji State 28GP .933SV% 1.84GAA

–Third Team–Pos Player Team Overall StatsF Elin Holmlov Minnesota Duluth 34GP 18G 34A 52P F Erin Cody Bemidji State 35GP 20G 18A 38PF Amanda Kessel Minnesota 35GP 19G 31A 50PD Megan Bozek Minnesota 37G 6G 17A 23PD Brittany Haverstock Wisconsin 37GP 5G 10A 15PG Kim Martin Minnesota Duluth 20GP .947SV% 1.38GAA

–Rookie Team–Pos Player Team Overall StatsF Amanda Kessel Minnesota 35GP 19G 31A 50PF Kelly Terry Minnesota 38GP 15G 24A 39PF Brittany Ammerman Wisconsin 39GP 13G 12A 25PD Baylee Gillanders Minnesota 38GP 0G 6A 6PD Kayla Berg North Dakota 36GP 0G 4A 4PG Alex Rigsby Wisconsin 31GP .921SV% 1.76GAA

Players of the Year: Meghan Duggan, WisconsinDefensive Player of the Year: Jocelyne Larocque, Minnesota DuluthRookie of the Year: Amanda Kessel, MinnesotaStudent-Athlete of the Year: Jocelyne Larocque, Minnesota DuluthCoach of the Year: Mark Johnson, WisconsinGoaltending Champion: Kim Martin, Minnesota Duluth


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Fighting sioux historyTimeline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86-88

Awards and Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89

Year-by-Year Results . . . . . . . . . . . . 90-92

All-Time vs . Opponents . . . . . . . . . 93-95

Team Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96-97

Single-Season Records . . . . . . . . . 98-99

Career Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100-1-1

All-Time Roster/Jersey History . .102-104

All-Time National Champions/

Shutout Club/Captains . . . . . . . . . . . 105

Olympians . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106

86

Fighting SiouxJan. 17, 2002 – University of Maine

assistant coach Shantel Rivard (then Gammie) is named the first head

coach in Fighting Sioux women’s

hockey history.

Apr. 10, 2002 – Head coach Shantel Rivard an-nounces the signing of de-

fenseman Jes-sica Kovacevich

to a National Letter of Intent

making the Anchorage, Alaska, native the first-ever player to sign with UND’s women’s hockey program.

Oct. 20, 2002 – UND makes its NCAA women’s hockey debut in a 3-3 overtime tie at Bemidji State. Forward Liz Funk (be-low) scores the first goal in team history just 1:42 into the first period. Forward Lauren Myers and defenseman Jessica Kovacevich assist on the goal. Goalie Amber Hasbargen makes 31 saves in the tie.

Forward Liz Funk scored the first goal in program his-tory in UND’s NCAA debut, a 3-3 overtime tie at Bemi-dji State on Oct. 20, 2002.

Oct. 26-27, 2002 – The Sioux make their home debut at the palatial Ralph Engelstad Arena against Boston College in front of 3,200 fans, the second-largest crowd in NCAA women’s hockey all season. The Sioux lose 5-2, but pick up the first win in team history the following afternoon with a 5-3 victory over BC. UND would finish the inau-gural season 10-14-2 and finish fifth in the nation in attendance.

May 2, 2003 – The Western Collegiate Hockey Association votes unanimously to admit the University of North Dakota as a full-time women’s league mem-ber, marking the first expansion in the league’s four-year history. UND would play one more season as a Division I independent before joining.

Nov. 2, 2003 – Sophomore goalie Mar-garet-Ann Hinkley is named U.S. College Hockey Online (USCHO) Defensive Player of the Week, becoming the first player in program history to garner a national award. Two days earlier Hinkley made 37 saves in a 3-2 win over eighth-ranked New Hampshire, UND’s first victory over a nationally ranked opponent.

Oct. 8, 2004 – The Sioux make their WCHA debut in the season opener at home against defending NCAA cham-pion Minnesota. Although the Sioux fall 8-0, the game is played in front of 2,823 fans, the largest crowd in NCAA women’s hockey all season. UND finished its third season ranked fourth in the NCAA in attendance.

Back Row (L to R): Student Trainer Kristen Greek, Strength and Conditioning Coach Joe Fon-dale, Danae Olean, Lauren Myers, Natasha Holt, Danielle Jwanouskos, Meaghan Nelson, Equip-ment Manager Chris Garner, Athletic Trainer McKynsay VanderpanMiddle Row (L to R): Meghan Hopps, Anne Girtz, Tawni Hauser, Aynsley Allen, Sarah McCann, Mikaela Tofte, Jessica Kovacevich, Amber Yorga, Devon Fingland, Liz Funk, Meghan MutrieFront Row (L to R): Margaret-Ann Hinkley, Sherrie White, Stasia Bakhit, Assistant Coach Paul Colontino, Head Coach Shantel Rivard, Volunteer Assistant Coach Martin Short, Marissa Hang-sleben, Abbey Strong, Amber Hasbargen

Oct. 22, 2004 – UND picks up its first WCHA win, a 5-3 victory at St. Cloud State. Freshman forward Melissa Dianos-ki scores twice and is later named WCHA Rookie of the Week to become the first player in program history to win a league award.

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Fighting SiouxFeb. 11, 2006 – UND travels to Minne-sota Duluth and knocks off the fourth-ranked Bulldogs 2-0, the highest-ranked opponent the Sioux had defeated in pro-gram history. Senior goalie Margaret-Ann Hinkley stops all 25 shots she faces and is named the game’s first star. Senior Devon Fingland and freshman Randi Motsko score for the Sioux, who kill all 11 UMD power plays.

Apr. 11, 2006 – Brian Idalski, a former assis-tant coach at St. Cloud State and head coach at Wisconsin-Stevens Point, is named head coach of the Fighting Sioux women’s hockey program. Idalski is introduced to the media and community the following day at a press conference at Ralph Engelstad Arena.

Oct. 13-27, 2008 - Netminder Brittany Kirkham held a shutout span of 203 minutes and 48 seconds, a school record. During that time she had three-straight shutouts (also a school record). The team went 2-2-1 during that span.

Sioux head coach Brian Idalski amassed a 108-21-11 record as head coach of the Uni-versity of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Pointers. During the 2004-05 season, the Pointers posted a 22-3-1 record and became the first team to finish the NCHA regular season un-defeated as Idalski was named the league’s coach of the year for the second time in his carerer.

March 5, 2008 - Casie Hanson was named the Turfer Western collegiate Hockey Association Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year, the first UND women’s hockey player to do so and fourth Sioux overall (Steve Johnson, 1987-88, Mitch Vig, 1997-98, and Karl

Goehring, 2000-01.

Nov. 3, 2008 - After their first-ever sweep over Ohio State, the Sioux received their first-ever ranking in a Division I women’s hockey poll. UND received eight points in the USCHO.com/CSTV poll, which was good enough to rank them 10th. They previously received one vote in each of the past two polls, which was also a first in the program’s eight-year history.

Dec. 13, 2008 - Melissa Jaques had two goals and one assist, scoring the game-tying and game-winning goals, with her squad trailing

with under two minutes remaining in the game, for a come-from-behing 4-3 over-time win over Bemidji State. The win was more significant than usual in two ways. Jaques became the program’s all-time

leading point scorer at that date with 68 and the Sioux completed their first-ever road sweep over a WCHA opponent, beating the Beavers 2-1 and 4-3 (ot).

April 30, 2009 - Forward Alyssa Wiebe was invited to take part in Hockey Canada Women’s Under-22 Strength and Conditioning Camp at Norma Bush Arena in Calgary, Al-berta. In doing so, Wiebe became the first Fighting Sioux recruited player to earn her way to a national camp.

2008-09 Sioux captain Casie Hanson was honored with the WCHA Outstanding Stu-dent-Athlete of the Year her junior season and was a three-time member of the WCHA All-Academic Team. She was also voted the team’s most dedicated player both years un-der the Idalski regime.

Melissa Jaques had two goals and one assist, scoring the game-tying and game-winning goals, with her squad trailing with under two minutes remaining in the game, for a come-from-behing 4-3 overtime win over Bemidji State. The win was more significant than usual in two ways. Jaques became the program’s all-time leading point scorer at that date with 68, and the Sioux completed their first-ever road sweep over a WCHA opponent, beating the Beavers 2-1 and 4-3 (ot).

Brittany Kirkham had six career shutouts, three of them com-ing in consecutive games during the 2007-08 season.


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Fighting SiouxMay 28, 2009 - Grand Forks natives Joc-elyne and Monique Lamoureux agreed to scholarship offers to play for the Fighting Sioux after requesting and receiving their release from the University of Minne-sota. Monique and Jocelyne Lamoureux played essential roles in helping the Gophers advance to the NCAA Division I Frozen Four and the WCHA regular sea-son championship in 2008-09.

Sept. 10, 2009 - Forward Alyssa Wiebe and defenseman Kelly Lewis were named to the Western Collegiate Hockey As-sociation’s All-Star team that took on the U.S. Olympic team on Sept. 25, 2009.

Oct. 2, 2009 - The Sioux opened the 2009-10 season with a shutout win over top-ranked Wisconsin, 2-0, on the night it hung its national championship ban-ner. The win was considered one of the biggest in program history up until that point. Goaltender Jorid Dagfinrud made 29 saves in the game, leading to her be-ing named Defensive Player of the Week by the WCHA.

Oct. 30, 2009 - Forward Alyssa Wiebe set a new program record with a five-point night. Scoring a point on each UND goal scored, Wiebe tallied two goals and three assists leading the Sioux to a 5-4 over-time win at the National Hockey Center over St. Cloud State.

Feb. 15, 2010 - The Lamoureux sisters became UND’s first active student-athlete Olympians as they left their mark in their Olympic debut, leading Team USA to a

12-1 win over China. It was the team’s first game in the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, British Columbia. Monique set a U.S. women’s single-game Olympic record with four assists and Jocelyne scored a remarkable between-the-legs goal in the second period.

Feb. 25, 2010 - Team USA, including Jocelyne and Monique Lamoureux, com-pleted the 2010 Winter Olympics with a silver-medal finish as it was topped 2-0 by Team Canada in the finals. Monique ended the Olympics with four goals and 10 points, third most on the team, and Jocelyne finished with two goals, four assists and the best faceoff percentage on the team.

Feb. 25, 2010 - Future UND recruit Michelle Karvinen helped lead Team Finland to a 1-0 win over future Sioux associate head coach and Team Sweden’s head coach Peter Elander in the 2010 Olympic bronze medal game. Karvinen scored a goal in the game and finished the Olympics with one goal and two assists.

March 3, 2010 - Head coach Brian Idalski announced the hiring of Peter Elander as the team’s new associate head coach. Elander spent the previous nine years as the International Ice Hockey Federa-tion (IIHF) head coach of the Swedish

women’s national team including two Olympic games (on the coaching staff of three).

March 4, 2010 - Defenseman Jordan Slavin was an-nounced as part of the 20-player roster for the 2010 Team USA’s Under-18 squad that com-peted in the 2010 International Ice Hockey Federation World U-18 Cham-pionship held in

Woodridge, Ill. Slavin, the first active UND women’s hockey player to compete in the World Under-18 tournament, finished the tournament with two assists and a plus-six rating in five games as the team

finished with a silver medal.

May 5, 2010 - Goaltender Jorid Dagfin-rud was named UND’s Female Rookie of the Year (all sports) at the annual spring awards program.

Aug. 23-26, 2010 - Associate head coach Peter Elander was selected to partici-pate as a special panelist during the first World Hockey Summit, focusing primarily on player development and growth of the game, addressing both the opportu-nities and the most pressing issues in the hockey world today in topic sessions.

Dec. 10, 2010 - Former UND hockey and softball standout Casie Hanson was named a 2011 recipient of the presti-gious NCAA Top VIII Award, presented annually to eight outstanding student-athletes who have completed their eligi-bility. The award recognizes outstanding athletic, academic, community service, and leadership accomplishments. Recipi-ents are selected by the NCAA Honors Committee, made up of eight athletics administrators at member institutions, in addition to nationally distinguished citizens who are former student-athletes.

Feb. 27, 2011 - UND advanced to the WCHA Final Face-Off for the first time in program history after defeating Bemidji State in the opening round. It took the longest game in UND’s history, in the rubber match of the series, when the Sioux were able to score exactly 16 min-utes into the extra frame to win their first playoff series.

In the nail-biter, Monique Lamoureux-Kolls took the puck from her own end, skated through neutral ice, faked a shot to get around a defenseman and buried a backhand in front of the crease for the series-clinching goal.

A game-time decision, Jocelyne Lam-oureux scored in the game and was of-fensively UND’s most consistent player even though not playing at 100-percent. Sophomore Mary Loken also scored for the Sioux, sending a second-chance shot into the back of the net.

UND had 14 individual points in the se-ries, but no player had more than three and seven picked up at least one.

Jocelyne Lamoureux and Monique Lamoureux-Kolls pose for a photo with Sioux fans at an autograph session after winning silver medals at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games.


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Fighting SiouxFighting Sioux Team Awards

Most Valuable Player2007-08 Melissa Jaques2008-09 Melissa Jaques2009-10 Jorid Dagfinrud2010-11 Jocelyne Lamoureux Monique Lamoureux-Kolls

Best Defensive Player2007-08 Brittany Kirkham2008-09 Kelly Lewis2009-10 Kelly Lewis2010-11 Stephanie Ney

Rookie of the Year2007-08 Stephanie Roy2008-09 Alyssa Wiebe2009-10 Mary Loken2010-11 Kayla Berg

Most Improved Player2007-08 Stephanie Roy2008-09 Kelsey Ketcher2009-10 Kayla Berg2010-11 Megan Gilbert

Most Dedicated Player2007-08 Casie Hanson2008-09 Casie Hanson2009-10 Jorid Dagfinrud2010-11 Jorid Dagfinrud

Academic Award2002-03 Sherrie White2003-04 Meghan Mutrie2004-05 Meghan Mutrie, Devon Fingland2005-06 Casie Hanson2006-07 Casie Hanson2007-08 Casie Hanson2008-09 Casie Hanson2009-10 Cassandra Flanagan2010-11 Michelle Bonapace-Potvin

Ironwoman Award2002-03 Sherrie White2003-04 Sherrie White2004-05 Meghan Mutrie2005-06 Meghan Mutrie2006-07 Alyssa Johnson

High-Octane Award2002-03 Sherrie White2003-04 Sherrie White2004-05 Devon Fingland2005-06 Devon Fingland, Melissa Jaques2006-07 Casie Hanson

Unsung Hero Award2002-03 Devon Fingland2003-04 Abbey Strong2004-05 Marissa Hangsleben2005-06 Casie Hanson2006-07 Christy Carlson, Andrea Cook

Friends Group Fans Choice Award2003-04 Stasia Bakhit2004-05 Meaghan Nelson2005-06 Devon Fingland2006-07 Cassandra Flanagan

WCHA Awards

WCHA Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year

2007-08 Casie Hanson, FAll-WCHA Second Team

2010-11 Jocelyne Lamoureux, F2010-11 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, F/D

All-WCHA Rookie Team2004-05 Cami Wooster, F2006-07 Ashley Lynch, D2010-11 Kayla Berg, D

WCHA Scholar Athlete2005-06 Meghan Mutrie, F2006-07 Aynsley Allen, F Christey Allen, D Christy Carlson, D Casie Hanson, F/D Alyssa Johnson, D/F2007-08 Andrea Cook, F Casie Hanson, F Jodi Holland, F Alyssa Johnson, F/D Brittany Kirkham, G2008-09 Casie Hanson, F Brittany Kirkham, G2009-10 Brittany Kirkham, G Ashley Holmes, D

WCHA All-Academic Team2004-05 Devon Fingland, D Marissa Hangsleben, F Meghan Hopps, F Meghan Mutrie, F Anne Girtz, F Amber Hasbargen, G Jessica Kovacevich, D Meaghan Nelson, F/D2005-06 Christey Allen, D Laura Cecko, F Devon Fingland, F/D Liz Funk, F Anne Girtz, F Amber Hasbargen, G Meghan Hopps, F Jessica Kovacevich, D Meghan Mutrie, F2006-07 Aynsley Allen, F Christey Allen, D Christy Carlson, D Alexia Gagnon Laplante, F Casie Hanson, F/D Alyssa Johnson, D/F Randi Motsko, F2007-08 Andrea Cook, F Cassandra Flanagan, F Casie Hanson, F Jodi Holland, F Alyssa Johnson, F/D Brittany Kirkham, G Ashley Lynch, D Samantha Turner, D Alex Williams, F

2008-09 Casie Hanson, F Kelsey Fletcher, F Cassandra Flanagan, D Sam Turner, D/F Brittany Kirkham, G Kelly Lewis, D Stephanie Roy, F Nikki Hebert, F2009-10 Cassandra Flanagan, D Stephanie Roy, F Sara Dagenais, F Margot Miller, F Alyssa Wiebe, F Jorid Dagfinrud, G2010-11 Jocelyne Lamoureux, F Monique Lamoureux, F/D Mary Loken, F Allison Parizek, F Margot Miller, F Jordan Slavin, D

National Awards

Patty Kazmaier2010-11 Jocelyne Lamoureux (nominee)2010-11 Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (nominee)

AWHCA Scholar Athletes2003-04 Stasia Bakhit, F Meghan Mutrie, F Abbey Strong, D Sherrie White, F2004-05 Devon Fingland, D Amber Hasbargen, G Meghan Mutrie, F2005-06 Meghan Mutrie, F2006-07 Devon Fingland, D Anne Girtz2007-08 Andrea Cook, F Casie Hanson, F Jodi Holland, F Alyssa Johnson, D Brittany Kirkham, G2008-09 Casie Hanson, F Brittany Kirkham, G

University of North Dakota Awards(All Sports)

Rookie of the Year (Female)2009-10 Jorid Dagfinrud, G


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Fighting Sioux2002-03

Overall: 10-14-2Coach: Shantel Rivard (RIT, ‘95)Captain: Sherrie White

O12 Manitoba (Exh.) W 3-2O13 Manitoba (Exh.) L 1-5O20 Bemdiji State T (ot) 3-3O26 Boston College L 2-5O27 Boston College W 5-3N1 Minnesota Duluth L 0-13N2 Minnesota Duluth L 0-5N8 Minnesota State W 3-2N9 Minnesota State L 1-3N16 Bemidji State L 3-5N17 Bemidji State L 0-4N22 Findlay L 2-5N23 Findlay T (ot) 2-2D6 Wayne State W 3-0D7 Wayne State W 3-2D14 St. Cloud State L 2-4D15 St. Cloud State L 0-2J6 Vermont W 8-2J7 Vermont^ L 1-2J10 Quinnipiac^ W 4-3J11 Quinnipiac^ W 7-2 J18 Bemidji State W 2-1J20 Winnipeg (Exh.) L 2-5J24 Regina (Ex.) W (ot) 5-4J25 Regina (Ex.) L 5-6J31 St. Cloud State L 3-4F1 St. Cloud State L 0-6F8 St. Lawrence L 1-5F9 St. Lawrence L 1-5F14 Wayne State W 2-0F15 Wayne State W 7-2F23 Winnipeg (Exh.) W 5-1

^ Played on Olympic Ice at REA

Player GP G A PtsStasia Bakhit 25 12 13 25Sherrie White 25 14 6 20Anne Girtz 18 6 7 13Jessica Kovacevich 26 3 8 11Amber Yorga 20 2 9 11Abbey Strong 24 3 7 10Mikaela Tofte 25 3 6 9Liz Funk 26 6 2 8Devon Fingland 26 3 5 8Natasha Holt 25 3 4 7Sarah McCann 25 2 3 5Meaghan Nelson 25 2 3 5Meghan Mutrie 26 2 3 5Lauren Myers 22 2 2 4Aynsley Allen 25 2 1 3Tawni Hauser 12 0 1 1Danae Olean 26 0 1 1Danielle Jwanouskos 23 0 0 0

Player W-L-T GAA Sv%Amber Hasbargen 9-8-2 2.77 .904Margaret-Ann Hinkley 1-6-0 4.97 .863

2003-04Overall: 16-14-2Coach: Shantel RivardCaptains: Sherrie White (C), Stasia Bakhit (A)

O5 Manitoba (Exh.) W 5-1O11 Connecticut T (ot) 1-1O12 Connecticut L 0-2O17 Minnesota State L 2-5O18 Minnesota State L 2-3O24 St. Cloud State L 1-2O25 St. Cloud State L (ot) 4-5N1 New Hampshire L 2-6N2 New Hampshire W 3-2N8 Minnesota State W 2-0N9 Minnesota State W 2-5N14 Minnesota Duluth L 3-9N15 Minnesota Duluth L 1-5N21 Wayne State W 3-0N22 Wayne State T (ot) 2-2N29 Minnesota L 2-6N30 Minnesota L 1-10J5 Vermont W 4-0J6 Vermont W 2-1J9 St. Lawrence L 0-1J10 St. Lawrence L 2-6J12 Clarkson W 5-2J16 Bemidji State W 4-2J18 Bemidji State W 4-2J23 Wayne State W 3-0J24 Wayne State W 5-3J31 Findlay W 3-1F1 Findlay L 1-3F6 Bemidji State W 5-1F8 Bemidji State W 5-3F14 St. Cloud State W 3-2F15 St. Cloud State W 7-4F21 Clarkson – CancelledF22 Clarkson W 4-0

Feb. 21 game vs. Clarkson due to inclem-ent weather, which altered Clarkson’s travel plans.

Player GP G A PtsStasia Bakhit 32 23 15 38Liz Funk 32 16 18 34Sherrie White 32 12 18 30Abbey Strong 32 2 17 19Alexia Gagnon Laplante 28 10 7 17Devon Fingland 32 2 11 13Rachel Dusich 32 1 9 10Sarah Connelly 31 0 10 10Amber Yorga 32 5 3 8Marissa Hangsleben 32 2 4 6Jessica Kovacevich 29 2 3 5Meaghan Nelson 32 4 0 4Meghan Hopps 32 3 1 4Meghan Mutrie 32 3 1 4Anne Girtz 30 2 2 4Laura Cecko 22 1 1 2Aynsley Allen 20 1 0 1Kelly Crandall 10 0 0 0Rachel Cutcliffe 6 0 0 0Dana Hanson 17 0 0 0Sarah McCann 6 0 0 0

Player W-L-T GAA Sv%Margaret-Ann Hinkley 9-8-1 2.72 .908Amber Hasbargen 6-6-1 3.09 .899Jenna Burdy 1-0-0 3.63 .909

2004-05Overall: 9-23-3WCHA: 6-21-1 (7th)Coach: Shantel Rivard (RIT, ‘95)Captains: Marissa Hangsleben (C), De-von Fingland (A), Meaghan Nelson (A)

O3 Regina (Exh.) W 4-1O8 Minnesota* L 0-8O9 Minnesota* L 1-7O15 at Minnesota Duluth* L 1-8O16 at Minnesota Duluth* L 1-9O22 at St. Cloud State* W 5-3O23 at St. Cloud State* L 0-1O29 Ohio State* W 5-4O30 Ohio State* L 4-5N6 Bemidji State* W 6-4N7 Bemidji State* L 2-5N12 at Connecticut T (ot) 2-2N13 at Connecticut L 2-5N20 Wisconsin* L 1-5N21 Wisconsin* L 2-7N26 at Quinnipiac W 6-2N27 at Quinnipiac W 6-3D4 Minnesota State* W 4-1D5 Minnesota State* T (ot) 2-2D11 at Ohio State* L 1-3D12 at Ohio State* L 1-3J8 Vermont T (ot) 2-2J9 Vermont W (ot) 2-1J14 at Minnesota State* L 0-2J15 at Minnesota State* L 0-3J21 at Wisconsin* L 0-8J22 at Wisconsin* L 2-6F5 Minnesota Duluth* L 1-5F6 Minnesota Duluth* L 1-4F12 at Minnesota* L 0-7F13 at Minnesota* L 2-4F19 St. Cloud State* W 5-1F20 St. Cloud State* L 2-4F25 at Bemidji State* L 1-5F26 at Bemidji State* W 2-1M3 Minnesota Duluth# L (ot) 3-2

* WCHA game# WCHA Playoffs (Minneapolis)

Player GP G A PtsCara Wooster 35 15 13 28Cami Wooster 31 14 10 24Melissa Dianoski 34 10 9 19Liz Funk 35 8 11 19Sarah Connelly 35 5 9 14Anne Girtz 35 3 9 12Marissa Hangsleben 35 5 6 11Jessica Kovacevich 35 2 8 10Alexia Gagnon Laplante 21 5 4 9Devon Fingland 35 1 6 7Meghan Hopps 35 4 2 6Christey Allen 35 1 3 4Stefanie Ubl 30 1 1 2Rachel Cutcliffe 26 0 1 1Amber Hasbargen 25 0 1 1Meghan Mutrie 21 0 1 1Meaghan Nelson 34 0 1 1Amber Yorga 22 0 1 1Laura Cecko 27 0 0 0

Player W-L-T GAA Sv%Amber Hasbargen 6-16-1 3.86 .872Margaret-Ann Hinkley 1-5-1 4.73 .844Jenna Burdy 2-2-1 3.84 .865

2005-06Overall: 7-27-2WCHA: 3-23-2 (8th)Coach: Shantel RivardCaptains: Jessica Kovacevich (C), De-von Fingland (A), Amber Hasbargen (A)

O8 Manitoba (Exh.) W 8-0O14 at Minnesota State* L 1-3O15 at Minnesota State* L 2-3O21 Quinnipiac W 4-2O22 Quinnipiac W 8-4O28 at Wisconsin* L 2-3O29 at Wisconsin* L 0-8N5 Minnesota Duluth* L 1-6N6 Minnesota Duluth* L 0-3N11 at St. Cloud State* T (ot) 2-2N12 at St. Cloud State* L 1-5N18 at Ohio State* T (ot) 3-3N19 at Ohio State* L 3-5N25 Maine L 1-2N26 Maine L 0-2D2 Minnesota* L 0-4D3 Minnesota* L 1-3D10 Bemidji State* W 4-0D11 Bemidji State* L 1-6J6 at Vermont W 3-2J7 at Vermont W (ot) 3-2J13 Wisconsin* L (ot) 1-2J14 Wisconsin* L 0-4J21 St. Cloud State* L 3-9J22 St. Cloud State* L 2-3J28 Minnesota State* W 3-0J29 Minnesota State* L 1-5F3 at Bemidji State* L (ot) 4-5F4 at Bemidji State* L 0-1F10 at Minnesota Duluth* L 0-8F11 at Minnesota Duluth* W 2-0F18 Ohio State* L (ot) 3-4F19 Ohio State* L 0-2F25 at Minnesota* L 0-4F26 at Minnesota* L 0-6M3 at Wisconsin+ L 1-4M4 at Wisconsin+ L 0-6

* WCHA game+ WCHA Playoffs – 1st Round

Player GP G A PtsCami Wooster 35 11 9 20Cara Wooster 36 10 9 19Devon Fingland 36 7 11 18Melissa Jaques 36 8 8 16Samantha Bowers 35 8 4 12Jessica Kovacevich 36 1 7 8Liz Funk 35 2 4 6Anne Girtz 35 1 5 6Randi Motsko 36 4 1 5Christey Allen 29 2 3 5Sarah Connelly 18 1 4 5Alyssa Johnson 33 0 5 5Christy Carlson 36 3 1 4Alexia Gagnon Laplante 35 1 2 3Aynsley Allen 36 1 2 3Casie Hanson 32 0 3 3Meghan Mutrie 15 0 0 0Laura Cecko 25 0 0 0Meghan Hopps 35 0 0 0

Player W-L-T GAA Sv%Amber Hasbargen 4-20-2 3.82 .882Margaret-Ann Hinkley 3-7-0 2.96 .895Kari Gabrielson 0-0-0 4.75 .812


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Overall: 3-31-2WCHA: 0-27-1 (8th)Coach: Shantel Rivard Captains: Rotating S30 Manitoba (Exh.) W 5-3O7 Rensselaer W 3-1O8 Rensselaer W 3-2O14 Minnesota Duluth* L 0-4O15 Minnesota Duluth* L 0-5O21 Minnesota State* L 0-7O22 Minnesota State* L 0-3O27 Wisconsin* L 1-8O29 Wisconsin* L 0-7N3 Maine L 1-3N4 Maine L (ot) 4-5N17 Ohio State* L 1-4N19 Ohio State* L 0-4N25 St. Cloud State* L 1-4N26 St. Cloud State* T (ot) 5-5D1 Niagara W 4-2D2 Niagara T (ot) 0-0D9 Minnesota* L 1-8D10 Minnesota* L 0-1D16 Bemidji State* L 1-3D17 Bemidji State* L 1-2J6 Minnesota State* L 2-4J7 Minnesota State* L 2-4J12 Bemidji State* L 1-4J13 Bemidji State* L 0-1J19 Wisconsin* L 0-5J20 Wisconsin* L 1-6J27 Minnesota* L 0-4J28 Minnesota* L 1-5F2 Ohio State* L (ot) 2-3F3 Ohio State* L 1-3F10 Minnesota Duluth* L 0-4F11 Minnesota Duluth* L 1-5F16 St. Cloud State* L 1-6F17 St. Cloud State* L 1-3F23 Wisconsin# L 0-3F24 Wisconsin# L 0-3

* WCHA game# WCHA 1st Round (Madison, Wis.)

Player GP G A PtsMelissa Jaques 36 11 11 22Ashley Lynch 36 1 14 15Randi Motsko 36 5 9 14Casie Hanson 36 7 6 13Ashley Paulson 33 6 6 12Jodi Holland 36 7 3 10Stephanie Roy 36 4 6 10Kelsey Fletcher 36 2 8 10Nikki Hebert 36 4 1 5Alex Williams 36 2 3 5Kelly Lewis 36 1 4 5Cassandra Flanagan 36 3 1 4Andrea Cook 36 2 1 3Samantha Turner 36 0 3 3Emily Sell 36 1 1 2Michelle Sauer 9 0 1 1

Player W-L-T GAA Sv%Brittany Kirkham 3-30-2 3.64 .887Jody Karnik 0-1-0 5.75 .812

Note: Associate head coach Dennis Miller was named interim head coach for the remainder of the season on Dec. 10.

2007-08Overall: 4-22-6WCHA: 4-16-4 (7th)Coach: Brian Idalski (UWSP, ‘01)Captains: Ashley Lynch (C), Kelsey Fletcher (A), Casie Hanson (A), Randi Motsko (A) S29 Manitoba (Exh.) W 3-1O5 Boston University^ T (ot) 2-2O6 Northeastern^ T (ot) 2-2O12 Rensselaer L 1-3O13 Rensselaer L 1-6O19 Bemidji State* W 1-0O20 Bemidji State* W 3-0O26 Ohio State* T (ot) 0-0O27 Ohio State* L 3-4N3 Minnesota Duluth*! L 2-9N4 Minnesota Duluth*! L 2-3N9 St. Cloud State* T (ot) 3-3N10 St. Cloud State* L 1-3N16 Niagara L (ot) 2-3N17 Niagara L 2-6N24 Minnesota* L 1-5N25 Minnesota* L 3-5N30 Minnesota State* W 2-1D1 Minnesota State* L 1-5D8 Wisconsin* L 2-3D9 Wisconsin* L 0-4J4 Ohio State* L 2-3J5 Ohio State* L 3-7J11 Bemidji State* L 1-4J12 Bemidji State* W 1-0J18 Minnesota* L 1-4J19 Minnesota* L 1-2J25 Minnesota Duluth*! L 1-8J26 Minnesota Duluth*! L 0-5F2 Wisconsin* L 1-6F3 Wisconsin* L 2-5F8 St. Cloud State* T (ot) 2-2F9 St. Cloud State* L 1-2F22 Minnesota State* L 2-3F23 Minnesota State* T (ot) 3-3F29 Minnesota# L 1-3M1 Minnesota# L 0-9

* WCHA game^Nike Bauer Women’s Classic (Minneapolis)# WCHA 1st Round (Minneapolis)

! - NOTE: DUE TO A NCAA RULING REGARD-ING MINNESOTA DULUTH’S FORFEITURE OF WINS, UND’S TOTAL LOSSES DROPS BY FOUR DURING THE 2007-08 SEASON.

Player GP G A PtsStasia Bakhit 25 12 13 25Sherrie White 25 14 6 20Anne Girtz 18 6 7 13Jessica Kovacevich 26 3 8 11Amber Yorga 20 2 9 11Abbey Strong 24 3 7 10Mikaela Tofte 25 3 6 9Liz Funk 26 6 2 8Devon Fingland 26 3 5 8Natasha Holt 25 3 4 7Sarah McCann 25 2 3 5Meaghan Nelson 25 2 3 5Meghan Mutrie 26 2 3 5Lauren Myers 22 2 2 4Aynsley Allen 25 2 1 3Tawni Hauser 12 0 1 1Danae Olean 26 0 1 1Danielle Jwanouskos 23 0 0 0

Player W-L-T GAA Sv%Brittany Kirkham 4-22-5 3.37 .900Michelle Sauer 0-4-1 3.88 .881Grace Edgar 0-0-0 10.27 .643

2008-09Overall: 13-9-4WCHA: 9-18-3 (6th)Coach: Brian Idalski Captains: Casie Hanson (C), Melissa Jaques (A), Randi Motsko (A), Kelsey Fletcher (A)

S27 Manitoba (Exh.) W 2-1O3 Maine L 2-3O4 Maine W 7-3O10 St. Cloud State* W 2-1O11 St. Cloud State* W 3-2O17 Minnesota State* T 2-2 MSU won in shootout, 2-1O18 Minnesota State* L (ot) 4-5O19 USA National Team L 1-10O24 Union W 3-0O25 Union W 4-1N1 Ohio State* W 4-2N2 Ohio State* W (ot) 5-4N15 Wisconsin* L 1-5N16 Wisconsin* L 0-4N22 Minnesota Duluth* L 2-6N23 Minnesota Duluth* W 4-0D5 Minnesota* L 0-4D6 Minnesota* L 2-5D12 Bemidji State* W 2-1D13 Bemidji State* W (ot) 4-3J2 Renssalaer^ W (ot) 3-2J3 Wayne State^ T (ot) 3-3 UND won in shootout, 1-0J9 St. Cloud State* W 3-1J10 St. Cloud State* L 2-3J16 Wisconsin* L 2-6J17 Wisconsin* L 2-7J24 Minnesota State* T (ot) 3-3J25 Minnesota State* L 3-5J30 Bemidji State* W 6-3J31 Bemidiji State* T (ot) 0-0 BSU won in shootout, 2-0F6 Ohio State* L 1-4F7 Ohio State* L 2-4F13 Minnesota* L 1-4F14 Minnesota* L 0-5F20 Minnesota Duluth* L 2-3F21 Minnesota Duluth* L 0-3F27 Minnesota Duluth# L 0-7F28 Minnesota Duluth# L 0-4

* WCHA game# WCHA 1st Round (Duluth, Minn.)^ Husky Tournament (St. Cloud, Minn.)

Player GP G A PtsMelissa Jaques 30 14 20 34 Alyssa Wiebe 36 13 15 28Randi Motsko 36 9 14 23Kelly Lewis 36 7 12 19Stephanie Roy 36 5 14 19Sara Dagenais 36 9 9 18Marie-Michelle Poirier 36 8 8 16Margot Miller 36 6 5 11Casie Hanson 36 9 1 10Kelsey Fletcher 36 0 9 9Susanne Fellner 28 1 5 6Ashley Holmes 36 0 6 6Alex Williams 36 1 4 5Samantha Turner 36 1 2 3Alyssa Breu 18 1 1 2Stephanie Ney 18 0 1 1Brittany Kirkham 19 0 1 1Kelsey Ketcher 26 0 1 1Cassandra Flanagan 36 0 1 1Nikki Hebert 10 0 0 0

Player W-L-T GAA Sv%Brittany Kirkham 7-9-3 3.15 .892Stephanie Ney 6-10-1 3.09 .907

2009-10Overall: 8-22-4WCHA: 7-19-2 (8th)Coach: Brian Idalski Captains: Kelly Lewis (C), Cassandra Flanagan (A), Susanne Felner (A), Brittany Kirkham (A)

S25 Manitoba (Exh.) W 3-1S26 Manitoba (Exh.) L 2-3O2 Wisconsin* W 2-0O3 Wisconsin* L 0-3O10 Team USA (Exh.)! L 1-11O17 Minnesota State* L 2-4O18 Minnesota State* T (ot) 1-1 MSU won in shootout, 1-0O23 Minnesota Duluth* L 1-4O24 Minnesota Duluth* L 1-3O30 St. Cloud State* W (ot) 5-4O31 St. Cloud State* L 2-3N6 Ohio State* W 5-4N7 Ohio State* L 1-3N21 Manit. Map. Leafs (Exh.) W 9-0N27 Maine T 5-5N28 Maine T 3-3D5 Bemidji State* L 0-3D6 Bemidji State* L (ot) 2-3D12 Minnesota* L 1-3D13 Minnesota* L 0-5J1 Union L 1-3J2 Union W 5-0J8 Wisconsin^* W 3-1J9 Wisconsin^* L 0-2 J15 St. Cloud State* L 1-2J16 St. Cloud State* T (ot) 1-1 SCSU won in shootout, 1-0J22 Minnesota* L 0-3J23 Minnesota* L 0-2J30 Minnesota Duluth* L (ot) 3-4J31 Minnesota Duluth* L 0-5F5 Ohio State* L (ot) 1-2F6 Ohio State* W 7-2F12 Bemidji State* W 2-0F13 Bemidji State* L 0-1F19 Minnesota State* L 2-3F20 Minnesota State* W 1-0F26 Minnesota Duluth# L 2-6F27 Minnesota Duluth# L 1-4

* WCHA game# WCHA 1st Round (Duluth, Minn.)^ Urban Plains Center (Fargo, N.D.)! Warroad, Minn.

Player GP G A PtsAlyssa Wiebe 34 9 21 30Sara Dagenais 34 10 9 19Mary Loken 34 7 9 16Ashley Furia 34 6 8 14Holly Perkins 20 6 4 10Margot Miller 34 4 6 10Kelly Lewis 34 1 9 10Jordan Slavin 34 3 4 7Candace Molle 31 1 6 7Stephanie Roy 20 3 3 6Megan Gilbert 34 1 5 6Susanne Fellner 34 3 2 5Ashley Holmes 31 1 4 5Alex Williams 29 3 1 4Kelsey Ketcher 34 1 2 3Janet Babchishin 11 1 1 2Allison Parizek 24 1 1 2Cassandra Flanagan 34 0 2 2Jessica Harren 33 0 1 1Alanna Moir 11 0 0 0

Player W-L-T GAA Sv%Jorid Dagfinrud 4-13-1 2.39 .923Stephanie Ney 4-7-2 2.81 .908Brittany Kirkham 0-2-1 3.11 .855


yeAR-by-yeAR ResulTs

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Overall: 20-13-3WCHA: 16-10-2 (4th)Coach: Brian Idalski Captains: Jocelyne Lamoureux (C), Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (C), Margot Miller (A), Sara Dagenais (A) and Jorid Dagfinrud (A)

O2 Boston University W 5-4O3 Boston University L 2-6O8 Minnesota Duluth* L 0-4O10 Minnesota Duluth* W 4-2O15 Minnesota* W 4-3O16 Minnesota* W 3-1O22 Minnesota State* L 2-4O23 Minnesota State* W 5-1N6 Ohio State* W (ot) 3-2N7 Ohio State* T (ot) 2-2N12 Bemidji State* L 1-2N13 Bemidji State* T (ot) 1-1N19 St. Cloud State* W 6-3N20 St. Cloud State* W 6-1D4 Wisconsin* L 3-4D5 Wisconsin* L 2-6D10 Minnesota Duluth* L 1-4D11 Minnesota Duluth* W 4-3J7 Vermont W 4-1J8 Vermont T (ot) 3-3J15 Bemidji State* W 5-2J16 Bemidji State* W 6-2J21 St. Cloud State* W 5-0J22 St. Cloud State* W 5-0J28 Minnesota State* W 6-1J29 Minnesota State* L 3-5F4 Ohio State* W (ot) 4-3F5 Ohio State* W 3-2F11 Wisconsin* L 0-5F13 Wisconsin* L 4-8F18 Minnesota* L 3-5F19 Minnesota* W 5-3F25 Bemidji State W 3-2F26 Bemidji State L 0-3F27 Bemidji State W (ot) 3-2M4 Wisconsin^ L 0-3

* WCHA game^ Final Face-Off (Minneapolis, Minn.)

Player GP G A PtsJocelyne Lamoureux 33 28 29 57Monique Lamoureux-Kolls 33 22 32 54 Alyssa Wiebe 36 13 21 34Jordan Slavin 26 6 16 22Sara Dagenais 36 9 11 20Allison Parizek 34 7 9 16Mary Loken 36 8 7 15Candace Molle 36 2 8 10Kelsey Ketcher 36 6 4 10Ashley Furia 36 2 7 9Holly Perkins 13 3 5 8Margot Miller 31 3 5 8Stephanie Roy 28 7 1 8Kayla Berg 36 0 4 4Madison Kolls 26 0 4 4Megan Gilbert 36 0 3 3Ashley Holmes 36 0 1 1Ariel Monarez 24 0 0 0 Francie Piche 8 0 0 0

Player W-L-T GAA Sv%Stephanie Ney 16-7-2 2.33 .916Jorid Dagfinrud 4-6-1 3.61 .866


Jocelyne Lamoureux and Monique Lamoureux-Kolls make their Fighting Sioux debut against Boston University after winning silver medals at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games.

The Fighting Sioux celebrate after clinching their first playoff series in program his-tory. UND defeated Bemidji State 3-2 in overtime.

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Fighting SiouxAlberta^...... 1-0-0

12/30/10 Winnepeg, MB. W, 4-2

Goals For and Against 4-2

Bemidji State ................................... 19-17-3

10/20/02 Bemidji, Minn. (ot) T, 3-3

11/16/02 Grand Forks L, 3-5


1/18/03 Bemidji, Minn. W, 2-1


1/18/04 Grand Forks W, 4-2





2/25/05 Bemidji, Minn. L, 1-5




2/03/06 Bemidji, Minn. (ot) L 4-5










12/12/08 Bemidiji, Minn. W, 2-1

12/13/08 Bemidiji, Minn. (ot) W, 4-3


1/31/09 Grand Forks (ot) T, 0-0

# BSU won shootout 2-0


12/06/09 Bemidji, Minn. (ot) L, 2-3




11/13/10 Bemidji, Minn. (ot) T, 1-1



*02/25/11 Grand Forks W, 3-2

*02/26/11 Grand Forks L, 0-3

*02/27/11 Grand Forks (ot) W, 3-2


Boston College ..................................... 2-2-0






Boston University ................................ 0-0-1

10/05/07 Minneapolis, Minn. (ot) T, 2-2


Clarkson ......................................... 2-0-0

1/12/04 Potsdam, N.Y. W, 5-2



Connecticut ......................................... 0-2-2



11/12/04 Storrs, Conn. (ot) T, 2-2

11/13/04 Storrs, Conn. L, 2-5


Findlay .............................................. 1-2-1

11/22/02 Findlay, Ohio L, 2-5

11/23/02 Findlay, Ohio (ot) T, 2-2




Maine .............................................. 1-5-2



11/03/06 Orono, Maine L, 1-3

11/04/06 Orono, Maine (ot) L, 4-5

10/03/08 Orono, Maine L, 2-3

10/04/08 Orono, Maine W, 7-3


UND wins shootout, 1-0


UM wins shootout, 1-0


Manitoba^ ........................................ 9-2-0

10/12/02 Winnipeg, Man. W, 3-2

10/13/02 Winnipeg, Man. L, 1-5









12/31/10 Winnepeg, MB. W, 4-2


Manitoba Maple Leafs^....................... 1-0-0

11/21/09 Grand Forks ............................W, 9-0

Minnesota ...................................... 3-29-0

11/29/03 Minneapolis, Minn. L, 2-6


















*2/29/08 Minneapolis, Minn. L, 1-3

*3/01/08 Minneapolis, Minn. L, 0-9









10/15/10 Minneapolis, Minn. W, 4-3

10/16/10 Minneapolis, Minn. W, 3-1




Minnesota Duluth ............................. 4-33-0

11/01/02 Duluth, Minn. L, 0-13

11/02/02 Duluth, Minn. L, 0-5

11/14/03 Duluth, Minn. L, 3-9

11/15/03 Duluth, Minn. L, 1-5

10/15/04 Duluth, Minn. L, 1-8

10/16/04 Duluth, Minn. L, 1-9



All-Time vs. OppONeNTs

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Fighting Sioux 2/06/05 Grand Forks L, 1-4

*3/03/05 Minneapolis, Minn. (ot) L, 2-3



2/10/06 Duluth, Minn. L, 0-8

2/11/06 Duluth, Minn. W, 2-0

10/14/06 Duluth, Minn. L, 0-4

10/15/06 Duluth, Minn. L, 0-5





1/25/08 Duluth, Minn. L, 1-8

1/26/08 Duluth, Minn. L, 0-5

11/22/08 Duluth, Minn. L, 2-6

11/23/08 Duluth, Minn. W, 4-0

2/20/09 Grand Forks, ND L, 2-3


* 2/27/09 Duluth, Minn. L, 0-7

* 2/28/09 Duluth, Minn. L, 0-4

10/23/09 Duluth, Minn. L, 1-4

10/24/09 Duluth, Minn. L, 1-3

01/30/10 Grand Forks (ot) L, 3-4


*02/26/10 Duluth, Minn. L, 2-6

*02/27/10 Duluth, Minn. L, 1-4

10/08/10 Grand, Forks L,0-4

10/10/10 Grand Forks W,4-2

12/10/10 Duluth, Minn. L, 1-4

12/11/10 Duluth, Minn. W, 4-3


Minnesota State ................................ 8-21-5

11/08/02 Mankato, Minn. W, 3-2

11/09/02 Mankato, Minn. L, 1-3




















2/23/08 Mankato, Minn. (ot) T, 3-3

10/17/08 Grand Forks T, 2-2

# MSU wins shootout, 2-1


1/24/09 Mankato, Minn. (ot) T, 3-3

# MSU wins shootout, 2-1




#MSU wins shootout , 1-0








New Hampshire ................................... 1-1-0




Niagara ..........................................1-2-1

12/01/06 Niagara, N.Y. W, 4-2

12//02/06 Niagara, N.Y. (ot) T, 0-0




Northeastern ........................................ 0-0-1

10/06/07 Minneapolis, Minn. (ot) T, 2-2


Ohio State ...................................... 8-17-3

10/29/04 Grand Forks (ot) W, 5-4


12/11/04 Columbus, Ohio L, 1-3


11/18/05 Columbus, Ohio (ot) T, 3-3


















02/05/10 Columbus, Ohio (ot) L, 1-2

02/06/10 Columbus, Ohio W, 7-2






Quinnipiac ........................................ 6-0-0



11/26/04 Hamden, Conn. W, 6-2

11/27/04 Hamden, Conn. W, 6-3




Regina^ ......................................... 2-1-0

1/24/03 Regina, Sask. (ot) W, 5-4

1/25/03 Regina, Sask. L, 5-6



Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst. ................... 3-2-0



10/12/07 Troy, N.Y. L, 1-3

10/13/07 Troy, N.Y. L, 1-6

1/02/09 St. Cloud, Minn (ot) W, 3-2


St. Cloud State ................................. 12-18-4



1/31/03 St. Cloud, Minn. L, 3-4

2/01/03 St. Cloud, Minn. L, 0-6

10/24/03 St. Cloud, Minn. L, 1-2

10/25/03 St. Cloud, Minn. (ot) L, 4-5




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Fighting Sioux2011-12 NORTH DAKOTA WOmeN’s HOcKey


10/22/04 St. Cloud, Minn. W, 5-3

10/23/04 St. Cloud, Minn. L, 0-1



11/11/05 St. Cloud, Minn. (ot) T, 2-2

11/12/05 St. Cloud, Minn. L, 1-5





2/16/07 St. Cloud, Minn. L, 1-6

2/17/07 St. Cloud, Minn. L, 1-3

11/09/07 St. Cloud, Minn. (ot) T, 3-3

11/10/07 St. Cloud, Minn. L, 1-3





01/09/09 St. Cloud, Minn. W, 3-1

01/10/09 St. Cloud, Minn. L, 2-3

10/30/09 St. Cloud, Minn. (ot) W, 5-4

10/31/09 St. Cloud, Minn. L, 2-3



SCSU wins shootout, 1-0



01/21/11 St. Cloud, Minn. W, 5-0

01/22/11 St. Cloud, Minn. W, 5-0


St. Lawrence ......................................... 0-4-0



1/09/04 Canton, N.Y. L, 0-1

1/10/04 Canton, N.Y. L, 2-6


Toronto Aeros^ .................................... 1-0-0

09/25/10 Toronto, Ontario, Canada. W, 9-0


Union ......................................... 3-1-0



01/01/10 Schenectady, N.Y. L, 1-3

01/02/10 Schenectady, N.Y. W, 5-0


U.S. National Team^ ............................ 0-2-0

10/09/08 Blaine, Minn. L, 1-10

10/10/09 Warroad, Minn. L, 1-11


Vermont ..........................................7-1-2



1/05/04 Burlington, Vt. W, 4-0







1/08/10 Burlington, Vt. (ot) T, 3-3


Wayne State ........................................ 7-0-2

12/06/02 Detroit, Mich. W, 3-0





11/22/03 Detroit, Mich. (ot) T, 2-2



1/3/09 St. Cloud, Minn. (ot) T, 3-3

# UND wins shootout, 1-0


Winnipeg^ ........................................ 1-1-0

1/20/03 Winnipeg, Man. L, 2-5



Wisconsin ...................................... 2-31-0



1/21/05 Madison, Wis. L, 0-8

1/22/05 Madison, Wis. L, 2-6

10/28/05 Madison, Wis. L, 2-3

10/29/05 Madison, Wis. L, 0-8



*3/03/06 Madison, Wis. L, 1-4

*3/04/06 Madison, Wis. L, 0-6

10/27/06 Madison, Wis. L, 1-8

10/29/06 Madison, Wis. L, 0-7



*2/23/07 Madison, Wis. L, 0-4

*2/24/07 Madison, Wis. L, 0-3



2/02/08 Madison, Wis. L, 1-6

2/03/08 Madison, Wis. L, 2-5



1/16/09 Madison, Wis. L, 2-6

1/17/09 Madison, Wis. L. 2-7

10/02/09 Madison, Wis. W, 2-0

10/03/09 Madison, Wis. L, 0-3

01/08/10 Fargo, N.D. W, 3-1

01/08/10 Fargo, N.D. L, 0-2



02/11/11 Madison, Wis. L, 0-5

02/13/11 Madison, Wis. L, 4-8

% 03/04/11 Minneapolis, Minn. L, 0-3


# - Shootout results

* - WCHA Playoffs

^-Games versus Manitoba, Regina, U.S.

National Team and Winnipeg are exhibition

games only and do not count in official win-

loss records.


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Fighting Sioux~ UND SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS ~

Most Wins: 20 (20-13-3 in 2010-11)Fewest Wins: 3 (3-31-2 in 2006-07)Highest Winning Percentage: .597 (20-13-3 in 2010-11)Lowest Winning Percentage: .111 (3-31-2 in 2006-07)Most Losses: 31 (3-31-2 in 2006-07)Fewest Losses: 13 (20-13-3 in 2010-11)Most Ties: 4 (Two times, 13-19-4 in 2008-09; 8-22-4 in 2009-10)Fewest Ties: 2 (Five times, most recently in 2009-10)Most Home Wins: 11 (11-7-1 in 2010-11)Fewest Home Wins: 2 (2-10-4 in 2009-10; 2-13-1 in 2006-07)Best Home Wining Percentage: .700 (10-4-1 in 2003-04)Most Home Losses: 14 (4-14-0 in 2005-06)Fewest Home Losses: 4 (10-4-1 in 2003-04)Most Road Wins: 9 (9-6-2 in 2010-11)Fewest Road Wins: 1 (1-18-1 in 2006-07)Most Neutral Site Wins: 1 (1-0-1 in 2008-09)Longest Winning Streak: 6 (1/12/04 to 1/31/04)Longest Unbeaten Streak: 6 (6-0-0, 1/12/04 to 1/31/04)Longest Losing Streak: 20 (12/09/06 to 2/24/07)Longest Winless Streak: 21 (12/02/06 to 2/24/07)Longest Home Winning Streak: 4 (Three times, twice in 2003-04 and once in 2008-09)Longest Home Unbeaten Streak: 4 (Three times)Longest Home Losing Streak: 10 (12/09/06 to 2/11/07)Longest Home Winless Streak: 14 (0-13-1, 10/21/06 to 2/11/07)Consecutive Wins to Start Season: 2 (10/07/06 to 10/08/06)Consecutive Losses to Start Season: 4 (2004-05)Most Goals Scored: 116 (2010-11)Fewest Goals Scored: 39 (2006-07)Most Goals Allowed: 143 (2004-05)Fewest Goals Allowed: 90 (2002-03)Best Goals Against Average: 2.67 (2009-10)Worst Goals Against Average: 4.04 (2004-05)Most Penalties: 260 (2004-05)Most Penalty Minutes: 563 (2004-05)Best Power-Play Pct: 19.0 (2003-04)Lowest Power-Play Pct: 6.1 (2006-07)Best Penalty Kill Pct: 86.0 (2010-11)Lowest Penalty Kill Pct: 74.9 (2006-07)Most Shorthanded Goals: 6 (2002-03)Most Shorthanded Goals Against: 10 (2010-11)Most Shutouts: 4 (2x, 3 by Jorid Dagfinrud and 1 by Stephanie Ney in 2009-10; All by M. Hinkley in 2003-04)Most Times Shut Out: 14 (2006-07)Consecutive Games Scoring: 25 (10/08/10 to 2/11/11)Consecutive Games Without Scoring: 4 (10/14/06 to 10/22/06)Most Overtime Games: 8 (2x, 1-3-4 in 2009-10; 3-1-4 in 2008-09)Most Overtime Wins: 3 (2x, 3-0-3 in 2010-11; 3-1-4 in 2008-09)Most Overtime Losses: 4 (0-4-2 in 2005-06)Most Overtime Ties: 4 (2x, 1-3-4 in 2009-10; 3-1-4 in 2008-09)Highest Home Total Attendance: 24,320 (2010-11)Highest Home Avg. Attendance: 1,280 (2010-11)Lowest Home Total Attendance: 4,943 (2006-07)Lowest Home Avg. Attendance: 309 (2006-07)

Stasia Bakhit is one of two players to score the fastest goal to start a game in school history when she scored 24 seconds into a Oct. 26, 2002, game against Boston Col-lege.

~ UND SINGLE-GAME RECORDS ~

Most Goals Scored: 8 (8-4 W vs. Quinnipiac, 10/22/05; 8-2 W vs. Ver-mont, 1/06/03)Most Goals Allowed: 13 (13-0 L at UMD, 11/01/02)Most Goals, Both Teams: 13 (13-0 L at UMD, 11/01/02)Fewest Goals, Both Teams: 0 (twice, 0-0 tie at Niagara, 12/02/02, and 0-0 tie vs. Bemidji State, 1/31/09, (BSU won shootout 2-0))Most PPG Scored: 4, (8-4 at Quinnipiac, 10/22/05)Most PPG Allowed: 5 (10/16/04 at UMD; 11/01/02 at UMD)Most SHG Scored: 2 (2x, 1/11/03 at QU; 2/14/03 at WSU)Most SHG Allowed: 3 (10/3/10 vs. Boston U.)Most Penalties: 23 (2/22/08 at Minnesota State)Most Penalties by Opponent: 25 (2/22/08 at Minnesota State)Most Penalties, Both Teams: 48 (2/22/08 at Minnesota State)Most PIM: 68 (2/22/08 at Minnesota State)Most PIM by Opponent: 72 (2/22/08 at Minnesota State)Most PIM, Both Teams: 140 (2/22/08 at Minnesota State)Largest Margin of Victory: 6 (8-2 vs Vermont, 1/06/03)Largest Margin of Defeat: 13 (13-0 at UMD, 11/01/02)Fastest Goal to Start Game: :24 seconds (10/10/10 vs Minnesota Du-luth, Jocelyne Lamoureux; 10/26/02 vs Boston College, Stasia Bakhit)Fastest Goal Allowed: :38 seconds (2/08/04 vs BSU)Shortest Overtime: :29 seconds (1/2/09 vs RPI, goal by Alyssa Wiebe)Most Shots on Goal: 59 (1/06/03 vs Vermont, 8-2 W)Most Shots Allowed: 67 (11/02/02 at UMD, 13-0 L)Longest Game: 76:00 (2/27/11 vs. BSU, 3-2 W)

~ UND SINGLE-PERIOD RECORDS ~

Goals For: 5 (3rd period, 7-4 win vs SCSU, 2/15/04)Goals Against: 5 (4 times, most recent 8-4 loss at UW, 2/13/11)Goalie Saves: 24 by Jorid Dagfinrud (3rd period, 2-0 win at Bemidji State 2/12/10)Shots on Goal: 27 (2nd period, 8-2 win vs Vermont, 1/06/03)Shots Allowed: 29 (1st period, 13-0 loss at UMD, 11/01/02)


TeAm RecORDs

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Fighting Sioux~ UND INDIVIDAUL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS ~

Goals: 3, 8 times (Jocelyne Lamoureux, 10/23/10 vs. Minnesota State; Jocelyne Lamoureux, 11/19/10 vs. St. Cloud State; Monique Lam-oureux-Kolls, 1/7/11 vs. Vermont; Cami Wooster, 10/22/05 vs. Quinnip-iac; Liz Funk, 10/29/04 vs Ohio State; Alexia Gagnon Laplante, 1/31/04 vs Findlay; Stasia Bakhit, 1/12/04 at Clarkson; Sherrie White (1/06/03 vs Vermont)Assists: 3, 18 times (Most recent by Jocelyne Lamoureux, 2/13/11 at Wisconsin)Points: 5, Alyssa Wiebe (10/30/09 vs. St. Cloud State)Plus/Minus: +5, 5 times (Most recent by Kelsey Fletcher and Susanne Fellner, 1/30/09, vs. Bemidji State)Power-Play Goals: 2, 5 times (Jocelyne Lamoureux, 10/23/10 vs. Min-nesota State; Alexia Gagnon Laplante, 1/31/04 vs Findlay; Liz Funk, 1/18/04 vs Bemidji State; Sherrie White, 2/06/04 at Bemidji State; Liz Funk, 10/29/04 vs Ohio State)

Shorthanded Goals: 2 by Sherrie White, 2/14/03 at Wayne StateGoals by a Freshman: 3 by Alexia Gagnon Laplante, 1/31/04 vs Find-layAssists by a Freshman: 3, 5 times (Most recent by Mary Loken and Me-gan Gilbert, 10/30/09 vs. St. Cloud State)Points by a Freshman: 4 by Cara Wooster, 11/26/04 at Quinnipiac

Goals by a Defenseman: 3 by Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, 1/7/11 vs. VermontAssists by a Defenseman: 3, three times (Most recent by Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, 1/22/11 vs. St. Cloud State)Points by a Defenseman: 3, three times (Jessica Kovacevich, 10/29/04 vs Ohio State; Devon Fingland, 11/06/04 vs Bemidji State; Abbey Strong, 2/15/03 at Wayne State)

Most Saves: 53 by Margaret-Ann Hinkley, 11/01/02 at UMDFewest Saves, Full Game: 9 (9 shots) by Brittany Kirkham, 10/24/08 vs. Union.

Most Penalties: 5 (10 PIM) by Jessica Kovacevich, 11/02/02 at Minne-sota DuluthMost PIM: 16 by Jocelyne Lamoureux, 1/21/11 at St. Cloud State

~ UND INDIVIDAUL SINGLE-PERIOD RECORDS ~

Goals: 3 by Alexia Gagnon Laplante, 2nd period, 1/31/04 vs FindlayAssists: 2 by SeveralPoints: 3 by SeveralSaves: 24 by Jorid Dagfinrud (3rd period, 2-0 win at Bemidji State 2/12/10)

The Last Time it Happened...

UND played in OT: Feb. 27, 2011 (3-2 win vs. Bemidji State)UND won in OT: Feb. 27, 2011 (3-2 win vs. Bemidji State)UND lost in OT: Nov. 13, 2010 (1-1 tie vs. Bemidji State, 1-0 loss in shootout)UND played in a shootout: Nov. 13, 2010 (1-1 tie vs. Bemidji State, 1-0 loss in shootout)

UND recorded a shutout: Feb. 12, 2010 (2-0 win at Bemidji Sate)UND recorded a shutout on the road: Feb. 12, 2010 (2-0 win at Bemidji Sate)UND recorded back-to-back shutouts: Jan. 21-22, 2011 (5-0, 5-0 at St. Cloud State)UND recorded back-to-back-to-back shutouts: Oct. 19-26, 2007 (1-0, 3-0 vs. Bemidji State; 0-0 vs. Ohio State)UND was shutout: Feb. 26, 2011 (3-0 vs. Bemidji State) UND was shutout at the Ralph: Oct. 10, 2010 (4-0 vs. No 1 Minnesota Duluth)

UND swept a road series: Feb. 4-5, 2011 (4-3 ot, 3-2 at Ohio State)UND swept a WCHA road series: Feb. 4-5, 2011 (4-3 ot, 3-2 at Ohio State)UND was swept in a road series: Feb. 11&13, 2011 (5-0, 8-4 at No. 1 Wiscon-sin)UND swept a home series: Jan. 15-16 (5-2 and 6-2 wins vs. Bemidji State)UND was swept in a home series: Dec. 4-5, 2010 (4-3, 6-2 losses to Wisconsin)An UND player scored a Hat Trick: Jan. 7, 2011 (Monique Lamoureux-Kolls vs. Vermont)An Oppossing player scored a Hat Trick: Feb. 11, 2011 (Meghan Duggan, UW)UND defeated a ranked team: Dec. 11, 2010 (4-3 win vs. No. 4 Minnesota Duluth)UND defeated a #1 team: (2x) Oct. 10, 2010 (4-2 win vs. No. 1 Minnesota Duluth)

UND out shot opponent and lost: Jan. 29, 2011 (31-19, 5-3 loss vs. Minnesota State)UND was out shot and won: Feb. 27, 2011 (3-2 vs. Bemidji State)UND had 50 or more shots in a game: Oct. 4, 2008 (7-3 win at Maine)Opponent had 50 or more shots in game: Jan. 5, 2008 (3-7 loss at Ohio State)

UND was not penalized: Nov. 15, 2003 (5-1 loss at Minnesota Duluth)Opponent was not penalized: Nov. 30, 2003 (10-1 loss at Minnesota)Neither team was penalized: NeverUND attempted a penalty shot: Jan. 25, 2008 (Stephanie Roy was stopped by UMD goalie Kim Martin)Opponent attempted a penalty shot: Jan. 19, 2008 (Minnesota’s Bobbi Ross scored on UND’s Brittany Kirkham)

UND Goalie assisted on a goal: Feb. 27, 2011 (Stephanie Ney, 2x, vs. Bemidji State in 3-2 win)UND Goalie assisted on two goals: Feb. 27, 2011 (Stephanie Ney vs. Bemidji State in 3-2 win)


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Brittany Kirkham holds the longest shutout streak which went over three games. From Oct. 13-27, 2007, she did not allow a goal in 200:57 minutes.

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Fighting Sioux

~ Assists ~1. Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (2010-11) ... 322. Jocelyne Lamoureux (2010-11) .. 293. Alyssa Wiebe (2010-11) ............... 214. Alyssa Wiebe (2009-10) ............... 215. Melissa Jaques (2008-09) ....................206. Liz Funk (2003-04) ................................ 18 Sherrie White (2002-03)...................... 188. Abbey Strong (2003-04) ..................... 179. Jordan Slavin (2010-11) .............. 1610. Alyssa Wiebe (2008-09) ............... 15 Stasia Bakhit (2003-04) ....................... 15

~ Assists by a Defenseman ~1. Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (2010-11) ... 322. Abbey Strong (2003-04) ..................... 173. Jordan Slavin (2010-11) .............. 164. Ashley Lynch (2007-08) ...................... 145. Kelly Lewis (2008-09) ............................126. Devon Fingland (2003-04) ................. 117. Sarah Connelly (2003-04) .................. 108. Kelly Lewis (2009-10) .............................. 9 Rachel Dusich (2003-04) ...................... 9 Kelsey Fletcher (2008-09) ..................... 9

~ Assists by a Freshman ~1. Alyssa Wiebe (2008-09) ............... 152. Cara Wooster (2004-05) ...................... 133. Cami Wooster (2004-05) ..................... 10 Sarah Connelly (2003-04) .................. 105. Mary Loken (2009-10) ................... 9 Sara Dagenais (2008-09) ............... 9 Melissa Dianoski (2004-05) ................. 9 Rachel Dusich (2003-04) ...................... 9 Amber Yorga (2002-03) ........................ 910. Ashley Furia (2009-10) .................. 8 Melissa Jaques (2005-06) ..................... 8 Jessica Kovacevich (2002-03) ............. 8

~ Points ~1. Jocelyne Lamoureux (2010-11) .. 572. Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (2010-11) ... 543. Stasia Bakhit (2003-04) ....................... 384. Alyssa Wiebe (2010-11) ............... 34 Melissa Jaques (2008-09) ....................34 Liz Funk (2003-04) ................................ 347. Alyssa Wiebe (2009-10) ............... 30 Sherrie White (2003-04)...................... 309. Alyssa Wiebe (2008-09) ............... 28 Cara Wooster (2004-05) ...................... 28

~ Points by a Defenseman~1. Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (2010-11) ... 542. Jordan Slavin (2010-11) .............. 223. Kelly Lewis (2008-09) ............................19 Abbey Strong (2003-04) ..................... 195. Ashley Lynch (2007-08) ...................... 156. Devon Fingland (2003-04) ................. 137. Jessica Kovacevich (2002-03) ........... 118. Candace Molle (2010-11) ............ 10 Kelly Lewis (2009-10) ............................10 Kelsey Fletcher (2007-08) .................. 10 Jessica Kovacevich (2004-05) ........... 10 Rachel Dusich (2003-04) .................... 10 Sarah Connelly (2003-04) .................. 10 Abbey Strong (2002-03) ..................... 10

~ Points by a Freshman ~1. Alyssa Wiebe (2008-09) ............... 28 Cara Wooster (2004-05) ...................... 283. Cami Wooster (2004-05) ..................... 244. Melissa Dianoski (2004-05) ............... 195. Sara Dagenais (2008-09) ............. 186. Alexia Gagnon Laplante (2003-04) . 177. Mary Loken (2009-10) ................. 16 Melissa Jaques (2005-06) ................... 169. Ashley Furia (2009-10) ................ 1410. Anne Girtz (2002-03) ........................... 13

~ Goals ~1. Jocelyne Lamoureux (2010-11) .. 282. Stasia Bakhit (2003-04) ....................... 233. Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (2010-11) ... 224. Liz Funk (2003-04) ................................ 166. Cara Wooster (2004-05) ...................... 157. Melissa Jaques (2008-09) ....................14 Cami Wooster (2004-05) ..................... 14 Sherrie White (2002-03)...................... 1410. Alyssa Wiebe (2010-11) ............... 13 Alyssa Wiebe (2008-09) ............... 13

~ Goals by a Defenseman ~1. Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (2010-11) ... 222. Kelly Lewis (2008-09) .............................. 73. Jordan Slavin (2010-11) ................ 64. Cassandra Flanagan (2007-08) ..... 3 Ashley Lynch (2006-07) ........................ 3 Christy Carlson (2005-07) .................... 3 Devon Fingland (2002-03) ................... 3 Natasha Holt (2002-03) ......................... 3 Jessica Kovacevich (2002-03) ............. 3 Abbey Strong (2002-03) ....................... 3 Mikaela Tofte (2002-03) ........................ 3 Kelly Lewis (2009-10) .............................. 3 Jordan Slavin (2009-10) ................ 3

~ Goals by a Freshman ~1. Cara Wooster (2004-05) ...................... 152. Cami Wooster (2004-05) ..................... 143. Alyssa Wiebe (2008-09) ............... 134. Melissa Dianoski (2004-05) ............... 10 Alexia Gagnon Laplante (2003-04) . 106. Sara Dagenais (2008-09) ............... 97. Samantha Bowers (2005-07) .............. 8 Melissa Jaques (2005-06) ..................... 89. Mary Loken (2009-10) ................... 710. Ashley Furia (2009-10) .................. 6 Holly Perkins (2009-10) ................. 6 Margot Miller (2008-09) ................ 6 Liz Funk (2002-03) .................................. 6 Anne Girtz (2002-03) ............................. 6

Jocelyne Lamoureux had the single best scoring season in Sioux history when she tallied 57 points in 2010-11, with 28 of those being goals (also a record).

Cami Wooster scored a school-record nine power-play goals as a freshman during the 2004-05 campaign.


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Alyssa Wiebe hold the program’s record for points as a freshman. During 2008-09, Wiebe had 28 points in-cluding 13 goals.

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Fighting Sioux~ Power-Play Goals ~

1. Cami Wooster (2004-05) ....................... 92. Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (2010-11) ..... 73. Jocelyne Lamoureux (2010-11) .... 6 Sherrie White (2003-04)........................ 65. Kelsey Ketcher (2010-11) ...................... 5 Kelly Lewis (2008-09) .............................. 5 Alexia Gagnon Laplante (2003-04) ... 58. Jordan Slavin (2010-11) ................ 4 Mary Loken (2010-11) ................... 4 Randi Motsko (2008-09) ........................ 4 Sara Dagenais (2008-09) ............... 4 Randi Motsko (2007-08) ....................... 4 Melissa Jaques (2005-06) ..................... 4 Cami Wooster (2005-06) ....................... 4 Liz Funk (2003-04) .................................. 4

~ Short-Handed Goals ~

1. Stasia Bakhit (2003-04) ......................... 32. Sherrie White (2002-03)........................ 23. Alyssa Wiebe (2010-11) ................. 1 Jocelyne Lamoureux (2010-11) .... 1 Margot Miller (2009-10) ................ 1 Alyssa Wiebe (2009-10) ................. 1 Marie-Michelle Poirier (2008-09) ....... 1 Ashley Paulson (2007-08) .................... 1 Stephanie Roy (2007-08) ...................... 1 Melissa Jaques (2005-06) ..................... 1 Anne Girtz (2005-06) ............................. 1 Melissa Dianoski (2004-05) ................. 1 Marissa Hangsleben (2003-04) .......... 1 Amber Yorga (2003-04) ........................ 1 Stasia Bakhit (2002-03) ......................... 1 Meghan Mutrie (2002-03) ................... 1

~ Wins ~1. Stephanie Ney (2010-11) ............ 162. Margaret-Ann Hinkley (2003-04) ...... 9 Amber Hasbargen (2002-03) .............. 94. Brittany Kirkham (2008-09) .................. 75. Stephanie Ney (2008-09) .............. 6 Amber Hasbargen (2004-05) ............. 6 Amber Hasbargen (2003-04) .............. 68. Jorid Dagfinrud (2010-11) ............ 4 Jorid Dagfinrud (2009-10) ............ 4 Stephanie Ney (2009-10) .............. 4 Brittany Kirkham (2007-08) ................. 4 Amber Hasbargen (2005-06) .............. 4

~ Goals Against Average ~(Min. 5 decisions)

1. Stephanie Ney (2010-11) ......... 2.332. Jorid Dagfinrud (2009-10) ....... 2.393. Margaret-Ann Hinkley (2003-04) 2.714. Amber Hasbargen (2002-03) ........ 2.775. Stephanie Ney (2009-10) ......... 2.816. Margaret-Ann Hinkley (2005-06) 2.967. Stephanie Ney (2008-09) ......... 3.09 8. Brittany Kirkham (2008-09) ............ 3.159. Amber Hasbargen (2003-04) ........ 3.1810. Brittany Kirkham (2007-08) ........... 3.37

~ Save Percentage ~(Min. 5 decisions)

1. Jorid Dagfinrud (2009-10) ....... .9232. Stephanie Ney (2010-11) ......... .9163. Stephanie Ney (2009-10) ......... .908 Margaret-Ann Hinkley (2003-04) .9085. Stephanie Ney (2008-09) ......... .9076. Amber Hasbargen (2002-03) ....... .9047. Brittany Kirkham (2007-08) .......... .9008. Amber Hasbargen (2003-04) ....... .8999. Margaret-Ann Hinkley (2005-06) .89510. Brittany Kirkham (2008-09) ............ .892

~ Shutouts ~1. Brittany Kirkham (2007-08) ................. 4 Margaret-Ann Hinkley (2003-04) ...... 43. Jorid Dagfinrud (2009-10) ............ 34. Stephanie Ney (2010-11) .............. 2 Stephanie Ney (2008-09) .............. 2 Margaret-Ann Hinkley (2005-06) ...... 2 Amber Hasbargen (2002-03) .............. 28. Stephanie Ney (2009-10) .............. 1 Brittany Kirkham (2008-09) .................. 1 Brittany Kirkham (2006-07) ................. 1 Amber Hasbargen (2005-06) .............. 1

~ Game-Winning Goals ~1. Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (2010-11) ..... 4 Stephanie Roy (2010-11) ....................... 4 Stasia Bakhit (2003-04) ......................... 4 Marie-Michelle Poirier (2008-09) ....... 45. Jocelyne Lamoureux (2010-11) .... 3 Mary Loken (2010-11) ................... 3 Alyssa Wiebe (2008-09) ................. 3 Cara Wooster (2004-05) ........................ 3 Liz Funk (2003-04) .................................. 3 Sherrie White (2002-03)........................ 3

~ Plus/Minus ~1. Stasia Bakhit (2003-04) ....................... 192. Jocelyne Lamoureux (2010-11) .. 183. Holly Perkins (2010-11) ............... 144. Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (2010-11) ...11 Stasia Bakhit (2002-03) ....................... 116. Jordan Slavin (2010-11) .............. 10 Sherrie White (2002-03)...................... 108. Anne Girtz (2002-03) ............................. 89. Alyssa Wiebe (2009-10) ................. 7 Alyssa Breu (2008-09) ............................. 7 Liz Funk (2003-04) .................................. 7 Jessica Kovacevich (2002-03) ............. 7

~ Penalty Minutes ~ 1. Samantha Bowers (2006-07) ......... 1062. Jocelyne Lamoureux (2010-11) 100 Samantha Bowers (2005-06) ......... 1004. Cassandra Flanagan (2008-09) .........985. Melissa Dianoski (2004-05) ............... 866. Cassandra Flanagan (2007-08) ........ 847. Jessica Kovacevich (2002-03) ........... 788. Jessica Kovacevich (2004-05) ........... 749. Devon Fingland (2005-06) ................. 7210. Devon Fingland (2004-05) ................. 66

~ Games Played by a Goalie ~1. Brittany Kirkham (2006-07) ............... 352. Brittany Kirkham (2007-08) ............... 313. Amber Hasbargen (2005-06) ............ 284. Stephanie Ney (2010-11) ....................265. Amber Hasbargen (2004-05) ............ 256. Jorid Dagfinrud (2009-10) ..................247. Margaret-Ann Hinkley (2003-04) .... 228. Brittany Kirkham (2008-09) ................19 Amber Hasbargen (2002-03) ............ 1910. Stephanie Ney (2008-09) ....................18

Stasia Bakhit holds the program’s single-season re-cord with three shorthanded goals during 2003-04.


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Fighting Sioux~ Assists by a Defensemen ~

1. Devon Fingland (2002-06) ....................... 332. Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (2010-pres.) 323. Jessica Kovacevich (2002-06).................. 264. Jordan Slavin (2009-pres.) ............... 205. Kelly Lewis (2007-10) ..................................16 6. Abbey Strong (2002-04) ........................... 247. Kelsey Fletcher (2006-09) ......................... 198. Candace Molle (2009-pres.) ............. 17 Ashley Lynch (2006-08) ............................. 1710. Ashley Furisa (2009-pres.)................ 15

~ Power-Play Goals ~1. Cami Wooster (2004-06) ........................... 132. Liz Funk (2002-06) ....................................... 103. Randi Motsko (2005-09) ........................... 11 4. Melissa Jaques (2005-09) ........................... 9 5. Alexia Gagnon Laplante (2003-07) ......... 96. Sherrie White (2002-04) .............................. 8 7. Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (2010-pres.) ...7 Kelly Lewis (2007-10) .................................... 7 Casie Hanson (2005-09) .............................. 7 10. Mary Loken (2009-pres.) .................... 6 Jocelyne Lamoureux (2010-pres.) ..... 6 Sara Dagenais (2008-pres.) ................ 6 Samantha Bowers (2005-07) ..................... 6

~ Short-Handed Goals ~1. Stasia Bakhit (2002-04)................................ 42. Alyssa Wiebe (2008-pres.) .................. 2 Anne Girtz (2002-06).................................... 2 Sherrie White (2002-04) .............................. 24. Jocelyne Lamoureux .......................... 1 Margot Miller (2008-pres.) ................. 1 Stephanie Roy (2007-pres.)................ 1 Marie-Michelle Poirier (2008-09) .............. 1 Melissa Jaques (2005-09) ........................... 1 Ashley Paulson (2006-08) ........................... 1 Melissa Dianoski (2004-05) ........................ 1 Devon Fingland (2002-06) ......................... 1 Meghan Mutrie (2002-06) .......................... 1 Marissa Hangsleben (2003-05) ................. 1 Amber Yorga (2002-05) ............................... 1

~ Game-Winning Goals ~1. Stasia Bakhit (2002-04)................................ 62. Sara Dagenais (2008-pres.) ................ 5 Alyssa Wiebe (2008-pres.) .................. 5 Cami Wooster (2004-06) ............................. 5 Liz Funk (2002-06) ......................................... 5 Anne Girtz (2002-06).................................... 5 Sherrie White (2002-04) .............................. 56. Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (2010-pres.) ...4 Mary Loken (2009-pres.) ...............................4 Stephanie Roy (2007-11) ............................. 4 Melissa Jaques (2005-09) ........................... 4 Randi Motsko (2005-09) ............................. 4 Marie-Michelle Poirier (2008-09) .............. 4

~ Games Played ~1. Randi Motsko (2005-09) ......................... 1442. Cassandra Flanagan (2006-10) ............. 142 3. Casie Hanson (2005-09) .......................... 1404. Alex Williams (2006-10)........................... 1365. Melissa Jaques (2005-09) ....................... 1346. Devon Fingland (2002-06) .................... 1297. Liz Funk (2002-06) .................................... 1288. Jessica Kovacevich (2002-06)................ 1269. Alexia Gagnon Laplante (2003-07) .... 120 Stephanie Roy (2007-11) ........................ 120

~ Points ~1. Alyssa Wiebe (2008-pres.) ................ 922. Melissa Jaques (2005-09) .........................783. Liz Funk (2002-06) ....................................... 674. Stasia Bakhit (2002-04).............................. 635. Jocelyne Lamoureux (2010-pres.) ... 57 Sara Dagenais (2008-pres.) .............. 577. Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (2010-pres.) 548. Sherrie White (2002-04) ............................ 509. Randi Motsko (2005-09) ............................49 10. Cara Wooster (2004-06) ............................ 47

~ Points by a Defenseman ~1. Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (2010-pres.) .54 2. Devon Fingland (2002-06) ....................... 463. Kelly Lewis (2007-10) ..................................34 Jessica Kovacevich (2002-06).................. 345. Jordan Slavin (2009-pres.) ............... 29 Abbey Strong (2002-04) ........................... 297. Ashley Furia (2009-pres.) ................. 23 Kelsey Fletcher (2006-09) ......................... 239. Ashley Lynch (2006-08) ............................. 21 10. Candace Molle (2009-pres.) ............. 17

~ Goals ~1. Melissa Jaques (2005-09) ..........................362. Alyssa Wiebe (2008-pres.) ................ 35 Stasia Bakhit (2002-04).............................. 353. Liz Funk (2002-06) ....................................... 324. Jocelyne Lamoureux (2010-pres.) ... 28 Sara Dagenais (2008-pres.) .............. 286. Sherrie White (2002-04) ............................ 267. Cami Wooster (2004-06) ........................... 25 Cara Wooster (2004-06) ............................ 259. Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (2010-pres.) 22 Randi Motsko (2005-09) ............................22

~ Goals by a Defenseman ~1. Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (2010-pres.) 222. Jordan Slavin (2009-pres.) ................. 9 Kelly Lewis (2007-10) .................................... 94. Ashley Furia (2008-10) ....................... 8 Jessica Kovacevich (2002-06).................... 86. Abbey Strong (2002-04) ............................. 57. Cassandra Flanagan (2006-10) ................. 4 Kelsey Fletcher (2006-09) ........................... 4 Ashley Lynch (2006-08) ............................... 4 Christy Carlson (2005-07) ........................... 4

~ Assists ~1. Alyssa Wiebe (2008-pres.) ................ 57 2. Melissa Jaques (2005-09) ..........................423. Liz Funk (2002-06) ....................................... 354. Devon Fingland (2002-06) ....................... 335. Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (2010-pres.) 326. Jocelyne Lamoureux (2010-pres.) ... 29 Sara Dagenais (2008-pres.) .......................298. Stasia Bakhit (2002-04).............................. 289. Randi Motsko (2005-09) ............................2710. Jessica Kovacevich (2002-06).................. 26

Randi Motsko never missed a game in her four years with the Sioux (2005-09), playing in a school-record 144 games.

Alyssa Wiebe holds the program record in points (92) and assists (57). She enters the season trailing Melissa Jaques’ record of 36 goals by one.


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Fighting Sioux~ Games Played by a Goalie ~

1. Brittany Kirkham (2006-10) ..................... 90 2. Amber Hasbargen (2002-06) .................. 863. Stephanie Ney (2008-pres.) ............. 584. Margaret-Ann Hinkley (2002-06) ........... 545. Jorid Dagfinrud (2009-pres.) ........... 335. Jenna Burdy (2003-05) .............................. 126. Michelle Sauer (2007-pres.) ....................... 9

~ Wins ~1. Stephanie Ney (2008-pres.) ............. 26 2. Amber Hasbargen (2002-06) .................. 253. Brittany Kirkham (2006-10) ..................... 14 Ann Hinkley (2002-06) .............................. 145. Jorid Dagfinrud (2009-pres.) ............. 8 6. Jenna Burdy (2003-05) ................................ 3

~ Goals Against Average ~(Min. 5 decisions)

1. Stephanie Ney (2008-pres.) .......... 2.69 2. Jorid Dagfinrud (2009-pres.) ........ 2.853. Brittany Kirkham (2006-10) ................. 3.424. Amber Hasbargen (2002-06) .............. 3.47 Margaret-Ann Hinkley (2002-06) ....... 3.476. Jenna Burdy (2003-05) .......................... 3.777. Michelle Sauer (2007-08) ..................... 3.88

~ Save Percentage ~(Min. 5 decisions)

1. Stephanie Ney (2008-pres.) ......... .9112. Jorid Dagfinrud (2009-pres.) ........ .9033. Brittany Kirkham (2006-10) ................ .8924. Amber Hasbargen (2002-06) ............. .8875. Margaret-Ann Hinkley (2002-06) ...... .8866. Jenna Burdy (2003-05) ......................... .8827. Michelle Sauer (2007-08) .................... .881

~ Shutouts ~1. Brittany Kirkham (2006-10) ....................... 6 Margaret-Ann Hinkley (2002-06) ............. 63. Stephanie Ney (2008-pres.) ............... 54. Jorid Dagfinrud (2009-pres.) ............. 3 Amber Hasbargen (2002-06) .................... 3

~ Plus/Minus ~1. Stasia Bakhit (2002-04).............................. 302. Jocelyne Lamoureux (2010-pres.) ... 183. Holly Perkins (2008-pres.) ................ 154. Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (2010-pres.) 11 Sherrie White (2002-04) ............................ 11 6. Alyssa Wiebe (2008-pres.) .................. 9 Jordan Slavin (2009-pres.) ................. 98. Alyssa Breu (2008-09) ................................... 79. Kayla Berg (2010-pres.) ...................... 410. Susanne Fellner (2008-10) .......................... 3 Abbey Strong (2002-04) ............................. 3 Rachel Dusich (2003-04) ............................. 3

~ Penalty Minutes ~1. Cassandra Flanagan (2006-10) .................. 2762. Jessica Kovacevich (2002-06)............... 2623. Devon Fingland (2002-06) .................... 2144. Samantha Bowers (2005-07) ................ 2065. Melissa Jaques (2005-09) ...................... 1846. Kelsey Fletcher (2006-09) ...................... 1437. Randi Motsko (2005-09) .................................1168. Liz Funk (2002-06) .................................... 1129. Alyssa Wiebe (2008-pres.) .............. 10110. Jocelyne Lamoureux (2010-pres.) . 100

~ Hat Tricks ~1. Jocelyne Lamoureux .......................... 2 Liz Funk (2002-06) ......................................... 23. Monique Lamoureux-Kolls ................ 1 Cami Wooster (2004-06) ............................. 1 Stasia Bakhit (2002-04)................................ 1 Sherrie White (2002-04) .............................. 1

Casandra Flanagan holds the career all-time record for penalty minutes with 276.

Fighting Sioux “Firsts”

Player Signed to NLI: Jessica KovacevichFirst Olympian: Susanne Fellner (Germany, 2006 Olympics)First Active Student-Athlete Olympians: Joc-elyne and Monique Lamoureux (2010 Olympics)Patty Kazmaier Nominee: Jocelyne Lamoureux and Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (Feb. 21, 2011)Professional Hockey: Melissa Jaques, Russia’s ??? (2010-11) and Cassandra Flanagan, Sweden’s ??? (2010-11).

Game: Oct. 20, 2002 at Bemidji State (3-3 OT tie)Home Game: Oct. 26, 2002 vs. Boston CollegeRoad Game: Oct. 20, 2002 at Bemidji StateWin: Oct. 27, 2002, 5-3 vs. Boston College (Hinkley)Road Win: Nov. 8, 2002, 3-2 at Minnesota StateShutout Win: Dec. 6, 2002, 3-0 vs. Wayne State (Hasbargen)Series Sweep: Dec. 6-7, 2002 vs. Wayne State (3-0, 3-2)WCHA Series Sweep: Oct. 19-20, 2007 vs. Bemi-dji State (1-0, 3-0)WCHA Road Series Sweep: Dec. 12-13, 2008 at Bemidji State (2-1, 4-3 ot)Ranked in National Poll: Nov. 3, 2008 (10th)Clinch Home-Ice: Feb. 5, 2011 (4th place)

Goal: Liz Funk, Oct. 20, 2002 at Bemidji StateAssist: Lauren Myers & Jessica Kovacevich, Oct. 20, 2002 at Bemidji StatePower-Play Goal: Lauren Myers, Oct. 20, 2002 at Bemidji StateShort-Handed Goal: Abbey Strong, Dec. 6, 2002 vs. Wayne StateHat Trick: Sherrie White, Jan. 6, 2003 vs. VermontHat Trick, Rookie: Alexia Gagnon Laplante, Jan. 31, 2004 vs. FindlayGoalie Assist: Amber Hasbargen, Jan. 5, 2004 at Vermont

The Minnesota Twins honored Jocelyne Lamoureux and Monique Lamoureux-Kolls for their efforts at the Olympics on July 31, 2010, at their annual University of North Dakota Day. The Lamoureux twins threw the game’s first pitch.


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Fighting SiouxName Number Years Pos GP G-A-Pts Pen/Pim Hometown

Allen, Aynsley^ 12 2002-04, 2005-07 F 112 4-8-12 19/38 St. Andrews, Manitoba

Allen, Christianne (Christey)^^ 2 2004-07 D 92 3-8-11 45/90 St. Andrews, Manitoba

Babchishin, Janet^ 3 2009-10 F 11 1-1-2 5/10 Sturgis, Saskatchewan

Bakhit, Stasia^^ 5 2002-04 F 57 35-28-63 22/44 Omaha, Neb.

Berg, Kayla^ 9 2010-present D 36 0-4-4 14/39 Fargo, N.D.

Bowers, Samantha^ 27 2005-07 F 70 13-7-20 95/206 Littleton, Colo.

Breu, Alyssa^ 55 2008-09 D 32 1-3-4 3/6 Faribault, Minn.

Carlson, Christy^ 4 2005-07 D 71 4-4-8 22/55 Hutchinson, Minn.

Cecko, Laura^^ 9, 21 2003-06 F 66 1-1-2 2/4 Coon Rapids, Minn.

Connelly, Sarah^^ 22 2003-06 F/D 84 6-23-29 18/44 Lakeland, Minn.

Cook, Andrea^^ 8 2006-08 F 69 3-2-5 0/0 Reston, Manitoba

Crandall, Kelly 9 2003-04 F 10 0-0-0 0/0 Plymouth, Minn.

Cutcliffe, Rachel^ 3 2003-05 D 33 0-1-1 12/24 Augustine Cove, Prince Edward

Dagenais, Sara^^^ 22 2008-present F 106 28-29-57 35/92 Montreal, Quebec

Dianoski, Melissa^ 5 2004-05 F 34 10-9-19 34/84 Fairbanks, Alaska

Dusich, Rachel^ 23 2003-04 D 32 1-9-10 6/12 Apple Valley, Minn.

Fellner, Susanne^^ 8 2008-10 D 62 4-7-11 11/22 Fronhofer, Germany

Fingland, Devon^^^^ 7 2002-06 D/F 129 13-33-46 107/214 Lundar, Manitoba

Flanagan, Cassandra^^^^ 16 2006-10 D 142 4-5-9 138/276 Great Falls, Manitoba

Fletcher, Kelsey^^^ 5 2006-09 D 107 4-19-23 58/135 Vadnais Heights, Minn.

Funk, Elizabeth (Liz)^^^^ 17 2002-06 F 128 32-35-67 56/112 Mendota Heights, Minn.

Furia, Ashley ^^ 91 2009-present F/D 70 8-15-23 15/30 Sedalia, Colo.

Gagnon Laplante, Alexia^^ 14 2003-07 F 120 21-16-37 29/58 Sainte-Therese, Quebec

Gilbert, Megan^^ 15 2009-present F 70 1-8-9 4/8 Andover, Minn.

Girtz, Anne^^^ 10 2002-06 F 118 12-23-35 35/70 Shoreview, Minn.

Hangsleben, Marissa^^ 4 2003-05 F 67 7-10-17 18/36 Grand Forks, N.D.

Hanson, Casie^^^^ 6 2005-09 F/D 140 19-13-32 24/56 St. Peter, Minn.

Hanson, Dana 13 2003-04 D 17 0-0-0 0/0 Mound, Minn.

Harren, Jessica^ 27 2009-10 F 33 0-1-1 0/0 Woodbury, Minn.

Hauser, Tawni 21 2002-03 F 12 0-1-1 0/0 Grand Rapids, Minn.

Hebert, Nikki^^ 19 2007-09 F 46 4-1-5 24/59 Lakeville, Minn.

Holland, Jodi^^ 17 2006-08 F 66 8-4-12 8/16 Rochester, Minn.

Holmes, Ashley^^^ 12 2008-present D 103 1-11-12 16/43 Miltona, Minn.

Holt, Natasha 13 2002-03 D 25 3-4-7 10/20 St. Paul, Minn.

Hopps, Meghan^^^ 19 2003-06 F 102 7-3-10 8/16 Bemidji, Minn.

Jaques, Melissa^^^^ 13 2005-09 F 134 36-42-78 86/172 Cooks Creek, Manitoba

Johnson, Alyssa^^ 21 2005-08 D/F 87 1-7-8 38/79 Fergus Falls, Minn.

Jwanouskos, Danielle (Dani) 16 2002-03 D 23 0-0-0 1/2 White Bear Lake, Minn.

Ketcher, Kelsey^^^ 21 2008-present F 96 7-7-14 23/46 Mound, Minn.

Kolls, Madison^ 3 2010-present D 36 0-4-4 3/6 Hudson, Wis.

Kovacevich, Jessica^^^ 11 2002-06 D 126 8-26-34 127/262 Anchorage, Alaska

Lamoureux, Jocelyne^ 17 2010-present F 33 28-29-57 46/100 Grand Forks, N.D.

Lamoureux-Kolls, Monique^ 18 2010-present F/D 33 22-32-54 30/60 Grand Forks, N.D.

Lewis, Kelly^^^ 20 2007-10 D 106 9-25-34 44/88 Forest Lake, Minn.


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Fighting SiouxLoken, Mary^^ 2 2009-present F 70 15-16-31 16/32 Roseau, Minn.

Lynch, Ashley^^ 7 2006-08 D 70 4-17-21 11/22 Gilbert Plains, Manitoba

McCann, Sarah 6 2002-04 D/F 31 2-3-5 5/10 Apple Valley, Minn.

Miller, Margot^^^ 19,89 2008-present F 101 13-16-29 22/44 West Bloomfield, Mich.

Moir, Alanna^ 17 2009-present F 11 0-0-0 1/2 Sherwood Park, Alberta

Molle, Candace^^ 32 2009-present D 67 3-14-17 38/86 Anchorage, Alaska

Monarez, Ariel^ 4 2010-present D 24 0-0-0 0/0 Littleton, Colo.

Motsko, Randi^^^^ 15 2005-09 F 144 22-27-49 53/106 Fairbanks, Alaska

Mutrie, Meghan^^ 8 2002-06 F 95 5-5-10 7/14 Calgary, Alberta

Myers, Lauren 2 2002-03 F 22 2-2-4 6/12 Glendale, Ariz.

Nelson, Meaghan^^ 15 2002-05 F/D 92 6-4-10 19/38 Grand Forks, N.D.

Olean, Danae 23 2002-03 D 26 0-1-1 3/6 Carlton, Minn.

Parizek, Allison^^ 6 2009-present F 68 8-10-18 24/59 Minot, N.D.

Paulson, Ashley^^ 10 2006-08 F 59 6-9-15 20/40 Onalaska, Wis.

Perkins, Holly^^ 5 2009-present F 33 9-9-18 11/22 Soldotna, Alaska

Piché, Francie^ 27 2010-present F/D 8 0-0-0 0/0 East Grand Forks, N.D.

Poirier, Marie-Michelle^ 18 2008-09 F 36 8-8-16 17/42 New-Richmond, Quebec

Porter, Jenny^ 24 2006-07 F 36 4-2-6 11/33 Faribault, Minn.

Roy, Stephanie^^^^ 39 2007-11 F 120 19-24-43 30/63 Grande Digue, New Brunswick

Schirado, Jade^ 21 2006-07 F 34 2-3-5 3/6 Bismarck, N.D.

Sell, Emily^ 12 2007-08 F 36 1-1-2 4/8 Williston, N.D.

Slavin, Jordan^^ 7 2009-present D 60 9-20-29 26/63 Erie, Colo.

Strong, Abbey^^ 20 2002-04 D 56 5-24-29 21/42 Houghton, Mich.

Tofte, Mikaela^ 9 2002-03 D 25 3-6-9 17/42 Williston, N.D.

Turner, Samantha (Sam)^^^ 9 2006-09 D 108 3-9-12 29/58 Hudson, Wis.

Ubl, Stefanie 28 2004-05 D 30 1-1-2 23/57 Coon Rapids, Minn.

White, Sherrie^^ 27 2002-04 F 57 26-24-50 18/36 Neepawa, Manitoba

Wiebe, Alyssa^^^ 13,14 2008-present F 106 35-57-92 49/101 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Williams, Alexandra (Alex)^^^^ 25 2006-10 F 136 7-8-15 43/89 Eagan, Minn.

Wooster, Camille (Cami)^^ 18 2004-06 F 66 25-19-44 22/44 Salvador, Saskatchewan

Wooster, Cara^^ 16 2004-06 F 71 25-22-47 25/58 Salvador, Saskatchewan

Yorga, Amber^ 24 2002-05 F 74 7-13-20 22/44 Stillwater, Minn.

Name Number Years GP-GS Gaa Sv% Record Hometown

Burdy, Jenna 31 2003-05 12-6 3.77 .882 3-2-1 Brandon, Manitoba

Dagfinrud, Jorid^^ 30 2009-pres. 33-30 2.85 .903 8-19-2 Sarpsborg, Norway

Edgar, Grace^ 49 2007-08 3-0 10.27 .643 0-0-0 Plano, Texas

Gabrielson, Kari 1 2005-06 1-0 4.75 .812 0-0-0 Rochester, Minn.

Hasbargen, Amber^^^^ 35 2002-06 86-82 3.47 .887 25-50-6 Warroad, Minn.

Hinkley, Margaret-Ann^ 1 2002-06 54-41 3.47 .886 14-26-2 Edmonton, Alberta

Karnik, Jody 31 2006-07 5-2 5.75 .812 0-2-0 Overland Park, Kan.

Kirkham, Brittany^^^^ 33 2006-10 90-88 3.42 .892 14-62-11 Ottawa, Ontario

Ney, Stephanie^^^ 29 2008-present 58-53 2.69 .911 26-24-5 100 Mile House, British Columbia

Sauer, Michelle^ 1 2007-08 9-5 3.88 .881 0-4-1 Agoura, Calif.


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Sauer, Michelle ........................................... 2007-08Hinkley, Margaret-Ann ............................ 2002-06

~2~Loken, Mary ....................................... 2009-present Allen, Christey (also #4) ........................... 2004-06Myers, Lauren .............................................. 2002-03

~3~Kolls, Madison ................................... 2010-presentBabchishin, Janet ....................................... 2009-10 Carlson, Christy (also #4) ......................... 2006-07Cutcliffe, Rachel .......................................... 2003-05

~4~Monarez, Ariel ............................................. 2010-11Allen, Christey (also #2) ........................... 2006-07Carlson, Christy (also #3) ......................... 2005-06Hangsleben, Marissa ................................ 2003-05

~5~Perkins, Holly ..................................... 2009-present Fletcher, Kelsey ........................................... 2006-09Dianoski, Melissa ....................................... 2004-05Bakhit, Stasia ............................................... 2002-04

~6~Parizek, Allison .................................. 2009-present Hanson, Casie .............................................. 2005-09McCann, Sarah ............................................ 2002-04

~7~Slavin, Jordan .................................... 2009-present Lynch, Ashley .............................................. 2006-08Fingland, Devon ......................................... 2002-06

~8~Fellner, Susanne ...........................................2008-10Cook, Andrea............................................... 2006-08Mutrie, Meghan.......................................... 2002-06

~9~Berg, Kayla .......................................... 2010-presentTurner, Sam .................................................. 2006-09Cecko, Laura (also #21) ............................ 2004-06Crandall, Kelly ............................................. 2003-04Tofte, Mikaela .............................................. 2002-03

~10~Paulson, Ashley .......................................... 2006-08Girtz, Anne ................................................... 2002-06

~11~Johnson, Alyssa (also #21) ...................... 2006-08Kovacevich, Jessica ................................... 2002-06

~12~Holmes, Ashley ................................. 2008-presentSell, Emily...................................................... 2007-08Allen, Aynsley ............................ 2002-04, 2005-07

~13~Alyssa Wiebe (also #14) ................. 2009-presentJaques, Melissa ........................................... 2005-09Hanson, Dana .............................................. 2003-04Holt, Natasha ............................................... 2002-03

~14~Wiebe, Alyssa (also #13) .......................... 2008-09Gagnon Laplante, Alexia ......................... 2003-07

~15~Gilbert, Megan .................................. 2009-presentMotsko, Randi ............................................. 2005-09Nelson, Meaghan ...................................... 2002-05

~16~Flanagan, Cassandra................................. 2006-10Wooster, Cara .............................................. 2004-06Jwanouskos, Danielle (Dani).................. 2002-03

~17~Lamoureux, Jocelyne ..................... 2010-presentMoir, Alanna ................................................ 2009-10Holland, Jodi ............................................... 2006-08Funk, Elizabeth ........................................... 2002-06

~18~Lamoureux-Kolls, Monique .......... 2010-presentPoirier, Marie-Michelle ............................. 2008-09Wooster, Cami ............................................. 2004-06

~19~Miller, Margot (Also #89) ......................... 2009-10Hebert, Nikki ............................................... 2007-09Hopps, Meghan .......................................... 2003-06

~20~Lewis, Kelly ................................................... 2007-10Strong, Abbey ............................................. 2002-04

~21~Ketcher, Kelsey.................................. 2008-presentSchirado, Jade ............................................. 2006-07Johnson, Alyssa (also #11) ...................... 2005-06Cecko, Laura (also #9)............................... 2003-04Hauser, Tawni .............................................. 2002-03

~22~Dagenais, Sara .................................. 2008-presentNelson, Alexa .............................................. 2007-08Connelly, Sarah ........................................... 2003-06

~23~Dusich, Rachel ............................................ 2003-04Olean, Danae ............................................... 2002-03

~24~Porter, Jenny ................................................ 2006-07Yorga, Amber .............................................. 2002-05

~25~Williams, Alex .............................................. 2006-10

~27~Piché, Francie ............................................. 2010-11Harren, Jessica ............................................ 2009-10Bowers, Samantha..................................... 2005-07White, Sherrie ............................................. 2002-04

~28~Ubl, Stefanie ................................................ 2004-05

~29~Ney, Stephanie ................................. 2008-present

~30~Dagfinrud, Jorid ............................... 2009-present

~31~Karnik, Jody ................................................. 2006-07Burdy, Jenna ................................................ 2003-05

~32~Molle, Candace ................................. 2009-present

~33~Kirkham, Brittany ....................................... 2006-10Gabrielson, Kari .......................................... 2005-06

~35~Hasbargen, Amber .................................... 2002-06

~39~Roy, Stephanie .................................. 2007-present

~49~Edgar, Grace.............................................2007-2008

~55~Breu, Alyssa .................................................. 2008-09

~89~Miller, Margot (also #19).......................... 2008-09

~91~Furia, Ashley ...................................... 2009-present


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Fighting Sioux Shutout ClubDate Name Opponent Score (Svs)12/06/02 Amber Hasbargen Wayne State 3-0 (15)02/14/03 Amber Hasbargen Wayne State 2-0 (20)11/08/03 Margaret-Ann Hinkley Minnesota State 2-0 (35)11/21/03 Margaret-Ann Hinkley Wayne State 3-0 (19)01/05/04 Margaret-Ann Hinkley Vermont 4-0 (20)01/23/04 Margaret-Ann Hinkley Wayne State 3-0 (23)02/22/04 Burdy/Hasbargen/Hinkley Clarkson 4-0 (21)12/10/05 Margaret-Ann Hinkley Bemidji State 4-0 (11)01/28/06 Amber Hasbargen Minnesota State 3-0 (28)02/11/06 Margaret-Ann Hinkley Minnesota Duluth 2-0 (25)12/02/06 Brittany Kirkham Niagara 0-0 (41)10/19/07 Brittany Kirkham Bemidji State 1-0 (23)10/20/07 Brittany Kirkham Bemidji State 3-0 (31)10/26/07 Brittany Kirkham Ohio State 0-0 (36)01/12/08 Brittany Kirkham Bemidji State 1-0 (26)10/24/08 Brittany Kirkham Union 3-0 (9)11/23/08 Stephanie Ney Minnesota Duluth 4-0 (41)1/31/09 Stephanie Ney Bemidji State 0-0 (20)10/02/09 Jorid Dagfinrud #1 Wisconsin 2-0 (29)01/02/10 Jorid Dagfinrud Union 5-0 (14)02/12/10 Jorid Dagfinrud Bemidji State 2-0 (37)02/20/10 Stephanie Ney Minnesota State 1-0 (34)1/21/11 Stephanie Ney St. Cloud State 5-0 (28)1/22/11 Stephanie Ney St. Cloud State 5-0 (23)

All-Time CaptainsYear Captain(s) Assistant Captain(s)2002-03 Sherrie White None2003-04 Sherrie White Stasia Bakhit2004-05 Marissa Hangsleben Devon Fingland, Meaghan Nelson2005-06 Jessica Kovacevich Amber Hasbargen, Devon Fingland2006-07 Rotating Rotating2007-08 Ashley Lynch Kelsey Fletcher, Casie Hanson, Randi Motsko2008-09 Casie Hanson Melissa Jaques, Randi Motsko, Kelsey Fletcher2009-10 Kelly Lewis Cassandra Flanagan, Susanne Fellner, Brittany Kirkham2010-11 Jocelyne Lamoureux, Monique Lamoureux-Kolls Margot Miller, Sara Dagenais, Jorid Dagfinrud

Year-by-Year National ChampionsYear Champion (Record) Score Runner-up Site Attend. Semifinalists2001 Minnesota Duluth (28-5-4) 4-2 St. Lawrence Minneapolis, Minn. 3,079 Harvard 3/Dartmouth 22002 Minnesota Duluth (24-6-4) 3-2 Brown Durham, N.H. 3,102 Minnesota 2/Niagara 22003 Minnesota Duluth (31-3-2) 4-2 (2ot) Harvard Duluth, Minn. 5,167 Dartmouth 4/Minnesota 22004 Minnesota (30-4-2) 6-2 Harvard Providence, R.I. 3,522 St. Lawrence 2/Dartmouth 12005 Minnesota (36-2-2) 4-3 Harvard Durham, N.H. 2,056 St. Lawrence 5/Dartmouth 12006 Wisconsin (36-4-1) 3-0 Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. 4,701 New Hampshire/St. Lawrence 2007 Wisconsin (36-1-4) 4-1 Minn. Duluth Lake Placid, N.Y. 3,355 Boston College/St. Lawrence2008 Minnesota Duluth (34-4-1) 4-0 Wisconsin Duluth, Minn. 4,031 Harvard/New Hampshire2009 Wisconsin (34-2-5) 5-0 Mercyhurst Boston, Mass. 2,437 Minnesota/Minnesota Duluth2010 Minnesota Duluth (31-8-2) 3-2 (3ot) Cornell Minneapolis, Minn. 1,473 Minnesota/Mercyhurst2011 Wisconsin (37-2-2) 4-1 Boston U. Erie, Pa. 3,956 Boston College/Cornell


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Fighting SiouxSpanning six decades and marking its 13th season of women’s competi-tion, the Western Collegiate Hockey Association continues to be defined by its history, its tradition and its continuing success. From it’s found-ing days in 1951 as the Midwest Collegiate Hockey League (MCHL), on to the Western Intercollegiate Hockey League (WIHL) in 1958, and finally to the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) in 1959, this prestigious athletic conference has developed and maintained a tradition of excellence that is second to none.

No Division 1 collegiate conference – in any sport – can top the impres-sive list of national scale accomplish-ments of the WCHA and its member teams. Since it’s founding in 1999-2000, teams representing the wom-en’s WCHA have captured a record

12 consecutive national championships – including the most recently completed campaign of 2010-11 when Wisconsin earned the program’s fourth women’s NCAA Frozen Four title. And since it’s founding in 1951, teams representing the men’s WCHA have earned a record 37 NCAA championships, including that won by Minnesota Duluth in 2010-11, finished as the national runner-up another 27 times, and qualified for a berth in the NCAA Men’s Frozen Four in 55 of 59 seasons overall.

In addition to its unmatched team successes in national championship tournament play over the years, the WCHA also owns an enviable repu-tation for producing outstanding coaches and student-athletes, with hundreds of its alumni tracking successes in both international and professional competition. On top of the more than 250 women’s and men’s league alumni who have Olympic experience playing for the likes of the USA, Canada, Italy, Norway, Austria, Germany, Sweden, Finland, and France, conference-member teams and players have also received additional international exposure on a regular basis since 1951. The women’s WCHA and its member team student-athletes and coaches have enjoyed tremendous success on the international ice hockey scene since 1999, while men’s WCHA has hosted touring teams from the likes of the USSR, Canada, Sweden, Czechoslovakia, Latvia, Germany, Italy, Finland, Norway, Switzerland and France and has sent WCHA All-Star Teams to Europe in 1998 (Switzerland) and 2000 (Norway).

In recent seasons, players from the women’s WCHA have made a tremendous impact on the international hockey scene. In April of 2011, Wisconsin’s Hilary Knight netted the game-winning goal in overtime to give the United States a 3-2 victory over Canada in the IIHF World Women’s Championship held in Zurich. Also of note, Bemidji State goaltender Zuzana Tomcikova was named the tournament MVP fol-lowing the gold medal game, single-handedly keeping her Slovakian team in the top division with her sensational play. Knight was also the tournament’s top scorer with 14 points (5g, 9a) in five games while the Badgers’ Brianna Decker was second with 11 points. In all, a dozen cur-rent and former WCHA players earned Gold.

As the women’s hockey tournament came to a close at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver with Canada’s 2-0 victory over the U.S., it brought to a close a very successful campaign for players with ties to the WCHA. In all, 25 current and former WCHA athletes from Canada, the U.S. and Finland earned medals in the Olympics. Five players from the WCHA earned gold medals for Canada, including former UMD for-ward Caroline Ouellette, who ranked third on the team with 11 points (2g, 9a) in the tournament. UMD forward Haley Irwin also tallied four goals in the competition, fourth-most on the squad. Another 13 WCHA players brought home a silver medal for the U.S., coached by Wiscon-sin’s Mark Johnson. In 2009, the women’s WCHA had more than two dozen current and former players compete in the IIHF Women’s World Championship in Finland, including 12 for Team USA and others for Canada, Sweden and Finland. And in 2008, the women’s WCHA had six of its players help lead Team USA and coach Jackie Barto (Ohio State) to the gold medal in Harbin, China.

WCHA CommissionerBruce McLeod

In terms of national attendance, both the women’s and men’s WCHA continue to set the pace among the Division 1 collegiate leagues. On the women’s side in 2010-11, Wisconsin was No. 1 nationally in average per game at 2,768, North Dakota was No. 2 at 1,280, Minnesota Duluth was No. 3, Minnesota was No. 5, St. Cloud State was No. 12, Ohio State was No. 14 and Bemidji State was No. 16.

The most recently completed season of 2010-11 saw numerous high-lights for WCHA-member teams, players and coaches. Wisconsin won the WCHA regular season title, the WCHA playoff crown and the NCAA Women’s Frozen Four and wound up as the nation’s No. 1-ranked team with a 25-0-2 record over their final 27 games. Three other WCHA teams were ranked among the nation’s top 10 in the final polls, with Minne-sota Duluth at No. 5, Minnesota at No. 6/7 and North Dakota at No. 9. WCHA-member teams also combined for a noteworthy 26-12-3 record in non-conference play, leading the way with a .671 winning percent-age.

Individually, Wisconsin’s Meghan Duggan won the Patty Kazmaier Me-morial Award as the top player in women’s collegiate hockey, five WCHA players earned All-American honors, and the Badgers’ Mark Johnson was named the National Coach of the Year. Named to the All-American First Team were defenseman Jocelyne Larocque of Minnesota Duluth and forwards Meghan Duggan and Hilary Knight of Wisconsin. Named to the All-American Second Team from the WCHA were goaltender Noora Räty of Minnesota and forward Brianna Decker of Wisconsin.

In the post-season awards handed out by the conference in 2010-11, Wisconsin forward Meghan Duggan was the WCHA Player of the Year and the WCHA Scoring Champion, defenseman Jocelyne Larocque of Minnesota Duluth was both the WCHA Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year and the WCHA Defensive Player of the Year, Minnesota forward Amanda Kessel was the WCHA Rookie of the Year, Minnesota Duluth goaltender Kim Martin was the WCHA Goaltending Champion, and the Badgers’ Mark Johnson was the WCHA Coach of the Year.

Named to the All-WCHA First Team in 2010-11 were forwards Hi-lary Knight (UW), Meghan Duggan (UW) and Brianna Decker (UW), defensemen Anne Schleper (UM) and Jocelyne Larocque (UMD), and goaltender Noora Räty (UM). Members of the All-WCHA Second Team last season were forwards Natalie Spooner (OSU), Jocelyne Lamoureux (UND) and Haley Irwin (UMD), defensemen Monique Lamoureux-Kolls (UND) and Jessica Wong (UMD), and goaltender Zuzana Tomcikova (BSU). Named to the All-WCHA Third Team were forwards Elim Holmlov (UMD), Erin Cody (BSU) and Amanda Kessel (UM), defensemen Megan Bozek (UM) and Brittany Haverstock (UW), and goaltender Kim Martin (UMD). And members of the All-WCHA Rookie Team for 2010-11 were forwards Amanda Kessel (UM), Kelly Terry (UM) and Brittany Ammer-man (UW), defensemen Baylee Gillanders (UM) and Kayla Berg (UND), and goaltender Alex Rigsby (UW).

Off the ice, the women’s and men’s leagues had a combined 90 players named as prestigious WCHA Scholar-Athletes for 2010-11. Over the first six years of the award now, there have been more than 400 honorees representing all men’s and all women’s institutions. To earn recognition as a WCHA Scholar-Athlete, student-athletes must have completed at least one year of residency at their present institution prior to the current academic year and must also have a grade-point average of at least 3.50 (4.0 scale) for the previous two semesters or three quarters, or may qualify if his/her overall GPA is at least 3.50 for all terms at his or her present institution.

The 2011-12 campaign will be an exciting one for both the women’s and men’s leagues, with both looking to add back-to-back national championships to their long list of accomplishments. The WCHA also extends a special welcome to new Ohio State head coach Nate Handra-han and his staff as well as acknowledging the long-time contributions of former coach Jackie Barto, who retired following the 2010-11 season.

No question, under the leadership and guidance of Commissioner Bruce M. McLeod and Associate Commissioner Sara R. Martin, prospects for the continued success of the men’s and women’s leagues are bright.


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Fighting SiouxSeptember

Fri/23 Wilfrid Laurier @ Ohio State (X) 8:07 pm Lindenwood Univ. @ Wisconsin (NC) 7:37 pm Thunderbay Queens @ Bemidji State (X) 7:07 pm Univ. of Manitoba @ North Dakota (X) 7:07 pmSat/24 Univ. of Manitoba @ North Dakota (X) 2:07 pmSun/25 Lindenwood Univ. @ Wisconsin (NC) 2:07 pm Fri/30 North Dakota @ Boston University (NC) 8:00 pm Providence College @ Bemidji State (NC) 7:07 pm CT East/West Showcase @ Ridder Arena, Minneapolis, MN Syracuse vs St. Cloud State (NC) 4:07 pm Union College vs Minnesota (NC) 7:07 pm Minnesota Whitecaps @ Minnesota Duluth (X) 7:07 pm Lindenwood Univ. @ Minnesota State (NC) 7:07 pm

October

Sat/1 North Dakota @ Boston University (NC) 4:00 pm Providence College @ Bemidji State (NC) 4:07 pmEast/West Showcase @ Ridder Arena, Minneapolis, MN Union College vs St. Cloud State (NC) 4:07 pm Syracuse vs Minnesota (NC) 7:07 pm Minnesota Whitecaps @ Minnesota Duluth (X) 3:07 pm Lindenwood Univ. @ Minnesota State (NC) 3:07 pmFri/7 Bemidji State @ Ohio State (WCHA) 6:07 pm St. Cloud State @ Minnesota (WCHA) 6:07 pm Mercyhurst @ Minnesota State (NC) 6:07 pmSat/8 Bemidji State @ Ohio State (WCHA) 3:07 pm North Dakota @ Wisconsin (WCHA) 2:07 pm Boston College @ Minnesota Duluth (NC) 3:07 pm St. Cloud State @ Minnesota (WCHA) 4:07 pm Mercyhurst @ Minnesota State (NC) 1:07 pmSun/9 North Dakota @ Wisconsin (WCHA) 2:07 pm Boston College @ Minnesota Duluth (NC) 3:07 pmFri/14 Bemidji State @ Maine (NC) 6:00 pm Minnesota State @ Robert Morris (NC) 6:00 pm Minnesota Duluth @ Connecticut (NC) 6:00 pm St. Cloud State @ Ohio State (WCHA) 6:07 pm Minnesota @ Wisconsin (WCHA) 7:07 pmSat/15 Bemidji State @ Maine (NC) 6:00 pm Minnesota State @ Robert Morris (NC) 1:00 pm Minnesota Duluth @ Connecticut (NC) 3:00 pm St. Cloud State @ Ohio State (WCHA) 3:07 pm Vermont @ North Dakota (NC) 2:07 pmSun/16 Minnesota @ Wisconsin (WCHA) 2:07 pm Vermont @ North Dakota (WCHA) 2:07 pmThu/20 Minnesota State @ Minnesota (WCHA) 7:07 pmFri/21 St. Cloud State @ Bemidji State (WCHA) 2:07 pm Wisconsin @ Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) 7:07 pm Minnesota State @ Minnesota (WCHA) 6:07 pm Ohio State @ North Dakota (WCHA) 7:07 pmSat/22 St. Cloud State @ Bemidji State (WCHA) 2:07 pm Wisconsin @ Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) 7:07 pm Ohio State @ North Dakota (WCHA) 7:07 pmFri/28 Robert Morris @ St. Cloud State (NC) 7:07 pm Minnesota @ Bemidji State (WCHA) 7:07 pm Ohio State @ Minnesota State (WCHA) 7:07 pm Boston University @ Wisconsin (NC) 2:07 pmSat/29 Robert Morris @ St. Cloud State (NC) 2:07 pm Minnesota @ Bemidji State (WCHA) 7:07 pm North Dakota @ Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) 3:07 pm Ohio State @ Minnesota State (WCHA) 3:07 pm Boston University @ Wisconsin (NC) 2:07 pmSun/30 North Dakota @ Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) 3:07 pm

November

Fri/4 Wisconsin @ Ohio State (WCHA) 6:07 pm North Dakota @ St. Cloud State (WCHA) 2:07 pm Bemidji State @ Minnesota State (WCHA) 7:07 pm Minnesota Duluth @ Minnesota (WCHA) 6:07 pm Sat/5 Wisconsin @ Ohio State (WCHA) 3:07 pm North Dakota @ St. Cloud State (WCHA) 2:07 pm Bemidji State @ Minnesota State (WCHA) 3:07 pm Minnesota Duluth @ Minnesota (WCHA) 4:07 pmThu/10 Lindenwood Univ. vs Bemidji State @ Eveleth7:07 pm Fri/18 Ohio State @ Syracuse (NC) 6:00 pm St. Cloud State @ Niagara (NC) 6:00 pm Wisconsin @ Rensselaer (NC) 6:00 pm New Hampshire @ Minnesota (NC) 7:07 pm

Minnesota State @ North Dakota (WCHA) 7:07 pmSat/19 Ohio State @ Syracuse (NC) 3:00 pm Wisconsin @ Rensselaer (NC) 3:00 pm St. Cloud State @ Niagara (NC) 1:00 pm Bemidji State @ Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) 3:07 pm New Hampshire @ Minnesota (NC) 4:07 pm Minnesota State @ North Dakota (WCHA) 7:07 pmSun/20 Bemidji State @ Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) 3:07 pmFri/25 Minnesota Duluth @ Ohio State (WCHA) 6:07 pm St. Cloud State @ Wisconsin (WCHA) 2:07 pm North Dakota @ Bemidji State (WCHA) 7:07 pm @ Crookston, MNSat/26 Minnesota Duluth @ Ohio State (WCHA) 4:07 pm North Dakota @ Bemidji State (WCHA) 7:07 pm Minnesota @ Harvard (NC) 1:00 pmSun/27 Minnesota @ Harvard (NC) 1:00 pm St. Cloud State @ Wisconsin (WCHA) 2:07 pm

December

Fri/2 Niagara @ Ohio State (NC) 7:07 pm St. Cloud State @ Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) 7:07 pm Wisconsin @ Minnesota State (WCHA) 7:07 pm Minnesota @ North Dakota (WCHA) 7:07 pm Sat/3 Niagara @ Ohio State (NC) 4:07 pm St. Cloud State @ Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) 7:07 pm Wisconsin @ Minnesota State (WCHA) 3:07 pm Minnesota @ North Dakota (WCHA) 7:07 pmFri/9 Wisconsin @ Bemidji State (WCHA) 2:07 pm Minnesota State @ St. Cloud State (WCHA) 7:07 pmSat/10 Wisconsin @ Bemidji State (WCHA) 2:07 pm Minnesota State @ St. Cloud State (WCHA) 2:07 pm Ohio State @ Minnesota (WCHA) 2:07 pm Minnesota Duluth @ North Dakota (WCHA) 2:07 pmSun/11 Ohio State @ Minnesota (WCHA) 2:07 pm Minnesota Duluth @ North Dakota (WCHA) 2:07 pmFri/16 Minnesota Duluth @ Minnesota State (WCHA) 7:07 pm Sat/17 Minnesota Duluth @ Minnesota State (WCHA) 3:07 pm Fri/30 Bemidji State @ Robert Morris (NC) 5:00 pm Princeton @ Ohio State (NC) 3:07 pmSat/31 Bemidji State @ Robert Morris (NC) 1:00 pm Princeton @ Ohio State (NC) 1:07 pm

January

Wed/4 Lindenwood Univ. @ North Dakota (NC) 7:07 pmFri/6 Minnesota State @ Bemidji State (WCHA) 7:07 pm Ohio State @ St. Cloud State (WCHA) 7:07 pm Wisconsin @ Minnesota (WCHA) 7:07 pmSat/7 Minnesota State @ Bemidji State (WCHA) 7:07 pm Ohio State @ St. Cloud State (WCHA) 2:07 pm Wisconsin @ Minnesota (WCHA) 4:07 pm Fri/13 Ohio State @ Bemidji State (WCHA) 7:07 pm Minnesota @ Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) 7:07 pm St. Cloud State @ Minnesota State (WCHA) 7:07 pmSat/14 Wisconsin @ North Dakota (WCHA) 2:07 pm St. Cloud State @ Minnesota State (WCHA) 3:07 pm Ohio State @ Bemidji State (WCHA) 7:07 pm Minnesota @ Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) 7:07 pmSun/15 Wisconsin @ North Dakota (WCHA) 2:07 pmFri/20 Minnesota State @ Ohio State (WCHA) 6:07 pm Bemidji State @ Minnesota (WCHA) 6:07 pm St. Cloud State @ North Dakota (WCHA) 7:07 pm(20/21) Minnesota Duluth @ Wisconsin (WCHA) TBA pmSat/21 Minnesota State @ Ohio State (WCHA) 3:07 pm Bemidji State @ Minnesota (WCHA) 4:07 pm St. Cloud State @ North Dakota (WCHA) 7:07 pm(21/22) Minnesota Duluth @ Wisconsin (WCHA) TBA pmFri/27 North Dakota @ Ohio State (WCHA) 6:07 pm Minnesota Duluth @ St. Cloud State (WCHA) 7:07 pm Minnesota @ Minnesota State (WCHA) 7:07 pm(27/28) Bemidji State @ Wisconsin (WCHA) TBA pmSat/28 North Dakota @ Ohio State (WCHA) 3:07 pm Minnesota Duluth @ St. Cloud State (WCHA) 2:07 pm Minnesota @ Minnesota State (WCHA) 3:07 pm(27/28) Bemidji State @ Wisconsin (WCHA) TBA pm

February

Fri/3 Ohio State @ Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) 7:07 pm Bemidji State @ North Dakota (WCHA) 7:07 pm Minnesota @ St. Cloud State (WCHA) 7:07 pm(3/4) Minnesota State @ Wisconsin (WCHA) TBA pmSat/4 Ohio State @ Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) 7:07 pm Bemidji State @ North Dakota (WCHA) 7:07 pm Minnesota @ St. Cloud State (WCHA) 2:07 pm(4/5) Minnesota State @ Wisconsin (WCHA) TBA pmFri/10 Minnesota Duluth @ Bemidji State (WCHA) 2:07 pm Wisconsin @ St. Cloud State (WCHA) 7:07 pm Minnesota @ Ohio State (WCHA) 6:07 pm North Dakota @ Minnesota State (WCHA) 7:07 pmSat/11 Minnesota Duluth @ Bemidji State (WCHA) 2:07 pm Wisconsin @ St. Cloud State (WCHA) 2:07 pm Minnesota @ Ohio State (WCHA) 3:07 pm North Dakota @ Minnesota State (WCHA) 3:07 pmFri/17 Minnesota State @ Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) 7:07 pm Bemidji State @ St. Cloud State (WCHA) 2:07 pm North Dakota @ Minnesota (WCHA) 6:07 pm (17/18) Ohio State @ Wisconsin (WCHA) TBA pmSat/18 Minnesota State @ Minnesota Duluth (WCHA) 6:07 pm Bemidji State @ St. Cloud State (WCHA) 2:07 pm North Dakota @ Minnesota (WCHA) 4:07 pm(18/19) Ohio State @ Wisconsin (WCHA) TBA pm

• end of regular season •

Fri/24 2011 WCHA Playoffs • 1st Round • Best-of-Three (#8 Rank @ #1 Rank) TBA (#7 Rank @ #2 Rank) TBA (#6 Rank @ #3 Rank) TBA (#5 Rank @ #4 Rank) TBASat/25 2011 WCHA Playoffs • 1st Round • Best-of-Three (#8 Rank @ #1 Rank) TBA (#7 Rank @ #2 Rank) TBA (#6 Rank @ #3 Rank) TBA (#5 Rank @ #4 Rank) TBASun/26 2011 WCHA Playoffs • 1st Round • Best-of-Three (#8 Rank @ #1 Rank) (if necessary) TBA (#7 Rank @ #2 Rank) (if necessary) TBA (#6 Rank @ #3 Rank) (if necessary) TBA (#5 Rank @ #4 Rank) (if necessary) TBA

March

Fri/2 2012 WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF @ AMSOIL Arena, Duluth, MN Semi-Final #1 4:07 pm Semi-Final #2 7:07 pmSat/3 2012 WCHA FINAL FACE-OFF @ AMSOIL Arena, Duluth, MN Championship Game 7:07 pm

Fri/9 2012 NCAA Women’s Regionals (TBA) TBASat/10 2012 NCAA Women’s Regionals (TBA) TBASun/11 2012 NCAA Women’s Regionals (TBA) TBA

Fri/16 2012 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four @ AMSOIL Arena, Duluth, MN Semi-Final #1 TBA Semi-Final #2 TBA

Sun/18 2012 NCAA Women’s Frozen Four @ AMSOIL Arena, Duluth, MNChampionship Game TBA

Schedule KeyAll times Central Daylight TimeFace-offs for all Association-member home games areat either :07 or :37 after the hour;(WCHA) conference; (NC) non-conference; (X) exhibition


WcHA cOmpOsiTe scHeDule

Sept. 23-24 Manitoba (Exh.) .............. 7:07 p.m./2:07 p.m.

Sept. 30-Oct. 1 at Boston University ............... 6:00 p.m./2:00 p.m.

Oct. 8-9 at Wisconsin* ........................ 2:07 p.m./2:07 p.m.

Oct. 15-16 Vermont ....................... 2:07 p.m./2:07 p.m.

Oct. 21-22 Ohio State* ................... 7:07 p.m./7:07 p.m.

Oct. 29-30 at Minnesota Duluth* ............. 3:07 p.m./3:07 p.m.

Nov. 4-5 at St. Cloud State* ................. 2:07 p.m./2:07 p.m.

Nov. 18-19 Minnesota State* ............ 7:07 p.m./7:07 p.m.

Nov. 25 at Bemidji State* (Crookston, Minn.) ..... 7:07 p.m.

Nov. 26 at Bemidji State* .................................... 7:07 p.m.

Dec. 2-3 Minnesota* ................... 7:07 p.m./7:07 p.m.

Dec. 10-11 Minnesota Duluth* .......... 2:07 p.m./2:07 p.m.

Jan. 4 Lindenwood ................................7:07 p.m.

Jan. 14-15 Wisconsin* ................... 2:07 p.m./2:07 p.m.

Jan. 20-21 St. Cloud State* .............. 7:07 p.m./7:07 p.m.

Jan. 27-28 at Ohio State* ........................ 6:07 p.m./3:07 p.m.

Feb. 3-4 Bemidji State* ............... 7:07 p.m./7:07 p.m.

Feb. 10-11 at Minnesota State* ............... 7:07 p.m./3:07 p.m.

Feb. 17-18 at Minnesota* ........................ 6:07 p.m./4:07 p.m.

Feb. 24-26 WCHA Playoff First Round

Mar. 2-3 WCHA Final Face-Off (Duluth, Minn.)

Mar. 9 or 10 NCAA Quarterfinals

Mar. 16-18 NCAA Frozen Four (Duluth, Minn.)

*Indicates WCHA game. Home games in bold green. All times Central. Information subject to change.

2011-12 university of north dakota women's hockey media guide

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