2013-14 elmira college women's ice hockey media guide

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2013-14 Elmira College Women’s Ice Hockey Media Guide

Table of Contents

This is ECQuick Facts ..........................................................................2Media Information ..............................................................2About Elmira .......................................................................3Administration.....................................................................3Murray Athletic Center .......................................................4

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Coaching Staff .....................................................................6Team Photo ........................................................................10Captains .............................................................................10Roster .................................................................................11Pronunciation Guide .........................................................11Season Preview ...................................................................12Returning Players ...............................................................14Newcomers ........................................................................28

2013-14 opponEnTsOpponent Profiles .............................................................32

2012-13 sEason in rEviEw

Season in Review ...............................................................48Team Statistics ...................................................................50ECAC West Leaders ..........................................................51Final ECAC West Standings .............................................52ECAC West Weekly Honors .............................................52ECAC West Year-End Awards ...........................................52

Elmira CollEgE womEn’s iCE hoCkEy hisTory

ECAC West All-Star History .............................................53ECAC West Postseason History ........................................54By the Numbers .................................................................58100-Point Club ...................................................................59Individual Season Leaders .................................................60Team Season Records ........................................................61Single-Game Records .........................................................62Career Leaders ...................................................................63EC All-Americans ..............................................................65Coaching History ...............................................................66EC vs. Opponents All-Time ...............................................66NCAA Postseason History .................................................67Year-By-Year Results ...........................................................692013-14 Schedule ................................................ Back Cover

CreditsThe 2013-14 Elmira College Women’s Ice Hockey Media Guide was produced by the staff of the Elmira College Sports Information Department. The publication was researched, written, formatted, and edited by Steffan Waters, Sports Information Assistant. The publication and the publication cover were both designed by the Director of Sports Information, Don Sherman.

Special thanks to Maria Strinni-Gill of Strinni Studios and the NCAA for in-game photography.

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QuICk faCTs/medIa InformaTIon

Elmira CollEgE QuiCk FaCTs

Location: One Park Place Elmira, New York 14901Founded: 1855Enrollment: 1,200Colors: Purple and GoldNickname: Soaring EaglesAffiliation: NCAA (Div. III), ECAC, Empire 8President: Dr. Ronald ChampagneVice President of Athletics: Pat Thompson ’75Senior Associate Director of Athletics: Jen BozekHead Athletics Trainer: Dave Tomkalski, ATCIce Arena: Murray Athletics CenterCapacity: 3,200

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Head Coach: Dean Jackson ’03 Overall Record: 24-5-1Office Number: (607) 735-1837Assistant Coach: Josh Piro ’03 Office Number: (607) 735-1807


Overall Record:24-5-1Conference Record: 14-2Postseason Play: NCAA Champions; ECAC West Runner-up

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Director of Sports Information: Don ShermanOffice: (607) 735-1131Email: [email protected] Information Assistant: Steffan Waters ’13Office: (607) 735-1746Email: [email protected] Information Assistant: Nick ZwaldOffice: (607) 735-1746Email: [email protected]

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Elmira College Admissions: (607) 735-1724Athletics Phone: (607) 735-1730Athletics Fax: (607) 735-1717Website: athletics.elmira.eduE-Mail Address: [email protected]

Radio: All home Elmira College Hockey games will be broadcast by RLM Sports. Visiting radio stations will be located behind press row. Radio stations wishing to broadcast from the Murray Athletic Center should contact the EC Sports Information Office at least 48 hours prior to the date of the contest.

Photo Policy: Media photographers can work from either side of the rink, but are exempt from the bench and locker room areas. Penalty box access must be approved by the Director of Athletics.

Working Press: Press row seating is located directly behind the of-ficial scorers table on the south side of the facility. Game programs and statistics will be provided to the media prior to the contest. This is a working media area; no guests permitted.

Post-game Media Interviews: Post-game interviews are appropriate after a 10-minute cooling off period. The media is asked to contact a member of the coaching staff before speaking with a particular player.

Other Interviews: Any other media interviews should be arranged through the Sports Information Office.

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Phone: 607-734-5158 Phone: 607-936-4651Fax: 607-734-3004 Fax: [email protected] [email protected]@gannett.com [email protected]@gannett.com

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Phone: 607-733-5626 Phone: 866-819-1122Fax: 607-733-5627 [email protected]


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Dr. Ronald ChampagnePresident

Pat Thompson ’75Vice President of Athletics

Jen BozekSenior Associate Director of

Athletics

MaryAnne BoorseExecutive Assistant to the Vice

President of Athletics

Ashley BingamanCompliance Assistant

Preston ChapmanEmerson Support Staff

Coordinator

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Elmira College is a four-year, private, co-educational, liberal arts college with an undergraduate enrollment of 1,200, 13 percent of whom were valedictorians or salutatorians of their high schools or prep schools. Our diverse population is repre-sented by 35 states and 31 foreign coun-tries. Our students are creative, strong aca-demically, and engaged in a wide range of activities and endeavors.

The College is located in Elmira, a city of 35,000, that is located in the beauti-ful Finger Lakes Region of Upstate New York. The campus sits on 55 historic acres which includes seven classroom buildings, 12 dormitories, two administrative office buildings, library, computer lab facilities, health center, campus center, President’s Home, and Mark Twain Study. Eight col-lege buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The average class size is 16, with a student to faculty ratio of 12:1. The College offers over thirty-five academic majors, includ-ing: education, business, psychology, biol-ogy, nursing, pre-medicine, pre-law, along with numerous study abroad and intern-ship programs.

The Soaring Eagles sponsor ten varsity women’s teams in soccer, field hockey, vol-leyball, tennis, golf, basketball, cheer- lead-ing, ice hockey, lacrosse and softball.Men’s varsity teams compete in soccer, golf, basketball, ice hockey, tennis and lacrosse. Elmira has also added basesball and women’s cross country whose inaugu-ral season will be the 2014-15 season.

Complementing the varsity sport offer- ings, are seven opportunities to participate in junior varsity sports.

Michael LetzeisenAssistant Director of Athletics

& MAC Facility Manager

Rhonda FaunceDirector of Physical

Education

Keith MooreDirector of Community Outreach & Intramurals

Aaron Saul ’98Athletics Recruiting

Coordinator

Don ShermanDirector of Sports Information

Dave TomkalskiHead Athletics Trainer

Randie TorgalskiAthletics Scheduling

Coordinator


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The Murray Athletic Center, better known as the Domes, has been the home of Elmira College Women’s Ice Hockey for the past 12 years. Erected in 1973, the Murray Athletic Center has hosted every home Soaring Eagles ice hockey game for the past 40 years.

In the summer of 2001 a major renovation project took place that included new locker rooms and new offices for the hockey program, four new multi-purpose locker rooms and a new sports medicine area. These enhancements to the facil-ity provide the Soaring Eagles with a state-of-the-art locker room which includes individual maple player stalls, a stick room with work bench area, stereo and entertainment cen-ter, video editing equipment, coaches offices and meeting area, intercom system, and dehumidification system.

The Murray Athletic Center has been one of the premiere Division III hockey facilities in the country and these im-provements demonstrate the College’s commitment to pro-vide the student-athletes with the necessary facilities to sup-port the athletics programs at the College.

The Soaring Eagles continue to have one of the highest home attendance averages in the country with frequent sell-out crowds. A truly unique facility that the Soaring Eagles are happy to call home, and a place where few opponents enjoy much success.


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Dean Jackson ’03 enters his second year as the Head Women’s Ice Hockey Coach and his seventh season as the Head Men’s Golf Coach.

In his first year at the helm of the women’s ice hockey program, Coach Jackson led the Soaring Eagles to their third NCAA title in program history. The 2012-13 team finished the season with a 24-5-1 overall record; Elmira’s 24 victories are tied for second most in program history. Elmira also finished the season as the No. 1 ranked team in the US-CHO.com poll for the first time in eight years. For his efforts Jackson was named the D3HOCKEY.COM National Coach of the Year, CaptainU National Coach of the Year, and was a finalist for the American Hockey Coaches Association (ACHA) Division III Coach of the Year award.

In 2012-13, Jackson coached Lauren Sullivan ’13, the nation’s leader in Goals Against Average (GAA) and shutouts. His team ranked first in the nation in scoring defense, second in penalty kill, and fourth in scoring offense. Maybe more impressive is the fact that Jackson became the first NCAA women’s ice hockey coach, in any division, to lead a team to a national championship without a single All-American selection.

Prior to his appointment as the Head Women’s Ice Hockey Coach, Jackson served as the Assistant Men’s Ice Hockey Coach at Elmira College from 2007-12, guiding the Soaring Eagles to five consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances, including a trip to the NCAA Frozen Four in 2008. He also led Elmira to five ECAC West regular season championships and the 2010-11 ECAC West Conference Championship. During his time with the men’s team, Jackson coached eight AHCA All-Americans, two ECAC West Players of the Year, two ECAC West Defensive Players of the Year, three ECAC West Goalies of the Year, four ECAC West Rookies of the Year, and 20 ECAC West All-Conference selections.

Jackson is no stranger to Elmira College as he returns to his alma mater where he enjoyed one of the most successful playing careers in the 40 year history of the Elmira College Men’s Ice Hockey program. While playing for the Soaring Eagles from 1999 – 2003, Jackson be-came a member of the prestigious 100 point club in 2003, garnered ECAC West Rookie of the Year honors in 1999, was named to the ECAC West All-Conference Second Team in 2003, and was named the ECAC West Tournament’s Most Outstanding Player in 2003. Additionally, Jackson captained the 2003 edition of the Purple and Gold, en route to being named the Elmira College Men’s Ice Hockey Booster Club Player of the Year.

In addition to competing as a standout forward with the Men’s Hockey program, Jackson was also a four-year member of the Soaring Eagles Men’s Golf team.

Following a distinguished playing career for the Soaring Eagles, Jack-son went on to play professionally. During his professional career, he

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Year School W L T Pct. Postseason

2012-13 Elmira College 24 5 1 0.875 ECAC West Runner-Up; NCAA Champions

TOTALS 24 5 1 0.875

awards and honors

all-ECaC wEsT honors2012-13Brooke Wilgosh ’15 (First Team)Ashton Hogan ’15 (Second Team)Ashley Ryan ’15 (Second Team)Madison Johnston ’13 (Second Team)Mary-Kate Gellerman ’13 (Honorable Mention)Olivia Nyström’16 (All-Rookie Team)

CoaCh oF ThE yEar awards2012-13D3HOCKEY.COM National Coach of the YearCaptainU National Coach of the Year

Coach of the Year: 2

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Year School W L T Pct. Postseason

2011-12 Elmira College 15 9 3 0.611 ECAC West Semifinals; NCAA Quarterfinals

2010-11 Elmira College 17 4 4 0.760 ECAC West Champions; NCAA Quarterfinals

2009-10 Elmira College 19 9 1 0.672 ECAC West Runner-Up; NCAA Quarterfinals

2008-09 Elmira College 16 8 3 0.648 ECAC West Quarterfinals; NCAA Quarterfinals

2007-08 Elmira College 20 4 5 0.776 ECAC West Runner-Up; NCAA Semifinals

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he saw action with the Elmira Jackals of the UHL, and later with the Fayetteville Fireantz and Richmond Ren-egades of the SPHL. In 2005, Jackson was named the Southern Professional Hockey League Player of the Month in November, and in 2006, was named a Southern Professional Hockey League All-Star following the 2005-2006 season.

During both his collegiate and professional career, Jackson has also served as a head instructor and program coor-dinator for World Class Hockey Development Canada. During his time with World Class Hockey Development Canada, Jackson also served as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. Additionally, he was responsible for program and staff management, and has been instrumental in the planning of camps and development of junior instructors.

Jackson graduated from Elmira College in 2003 with a S.B. in Business Administration with a specialization in

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Josh Piro ’03 joins the Elmira College coaching staff for his first season as the Assistant Wom-en’s Ice Hockey Coach and Head Women’s JV Ice Hockey Coach.

Piro, a 2003 graduate of Elmira College, was a four-year member of the Men’s Varsity Ice Hockey team. During his time playing for the Soaring Eagles, Piro helped lead Elmira College to the ECAC West Confer-ence Crown in 2003 and an NCAA Tournament quar-terfinal appearance that same year. He was also awarded the Coach’s Award in 2003 for best exemplifying dedica-tion, hard work, and superior play.

Following commencement, Piro went on to play profes-sionally for a total of nine seasons. He started his career

with the East Coast Hockey League’s (ECHL) Johnstown Chiefs and finished his rookie season with the Florence Pride (ECHL) playing in 56 games. He played one season with the United Hockey League’s (UHL) Fort Wayne Komets, and then re-turned to Elmira to play for the UHL’s Elmira Jackals for the 2005-2006 season. Following his season in Elmira, Piro signed with the Fayetteville FireAntz in Fayette-ville, NC. He was named Assistant Captain of the FireAntz and led his team to the Southern Professional Hockey League Championship (SPHL) in 2007, playing in all 64 games of the championship season while recording 10 goals and 27 assists. Piro played two more seasons in the SPHL for the Twin City Cyclones before taking his career overseas where he played two seasons for the Herford Ice Dragons (Oberliga), leading the league in scoring in 2011 with 26 goals and 30 assists for 56 points. He hung up his skates following the 2011-2012 season with over 300 professional games played and over 200 points. Piro then returned to the states to pursue a career in coaching.

Along with his playing experience, Piro has been a private ice hockey coach since 2002. He has worked for both World Class Hockey Development, Sports International Hockey Academy, and Elite Hockey helping run summer camps across the country and in Canada. He has organized and planned hockey school programs that have taught players of all ages the fundamentals of hockey.

Piro has been involved in numerous charitable organizations throughout his career, volunteering his time with the Easter Seals, the Special Olympics, and the Saint Vincent DePaul Society. Piro also established the SLAPSHOT CUP Hockey Tournament in 2008 as well as co-founded the Ziggy Foundation in 2010. The SLAPSHOT CUP is an adult hockey tourna-ment that brings 300 individuals from all over the world to Johnstown, PA for three days of competition. The Ziggy Founda-tion was founded in honor of Dave “Ziggy” Zeigler, a youth hockey enthusiast from Piro’s hometown of Johnstown, PA, and strives to provide young hockey players with scholarships, lessons, and equipment.

Piro is pursuing a Master’s Degree in General Education at Elmira College.

Josh piro ’03assistant CoaCH, Head Junior Varsity CoaCH


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ELMIRA COLLEGE CAPTAInS

Tanis Lamoureux ’14Captain

Ashley Ryan ’15Assistant Captain

Brooke Wilgosh ’15Assistant Captain

2013-14 Elmira CollEgE soaring EaglEs

Front Row: Assistant Coach Josh Piro, Kyle Nelson, Briana Saltstone, Katie Gaskin, Brooke Wilgosh, Lisa Marshall, Tanis Lamoureux, Ashley Ryan, Ella Stewart, Jocelynne Hudgins, Kierra Pietramala, & Head Coach Dean JacksonMiddle Row: Assistant Athletics Trainer Sara Cline, Olivia Nyström, Lindsay Burrows, Ashton Hogan, Cassidy

Delainey, Phoebe Piku, Erin Weston, & Team Manager Audrey JuneauBack Row: Anna Tude, McKenna Farole, Jessica Prance, Marissa Mongillo, Johanna Eidensten, & Sydney Fischer

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numEriCalno. name--Class Pos. Ht. Hometown--Seconday School 1 Kyle Nelson ’17 G 5’5” Chicago, IL -- Chicago Mission2 Lindsay Burrows ’15 D 5’7” Stouffville, ONT -- Whitby Wolves6 Briana Saltstone ’14 F 5’8” North Bay, ONT -- Southwest Wildcats7 Anna Tude ’17 F 5’7” Stockholm, Sweden -- Balmoral Hall Blazers8 Ashley Ryan ’15 F 5’5” Rochester, NY -- Rochester Edge9 Olivia Nyström ’16 F 5’6” Vaxholm, Sweden -- Ormsta HC12 Ashton Hogan ’15 F 5’10” Shelburne, ONT -- SUNY Plattsburgh13 Cassidy Delainey ’15 F 5’8” Edmonton, AB -- Edmonton Thunder15 McKenna Farole ’16 D 5’8” Irvine, CA -- Manhattanville College16 Johanna Eidensten ’17 F 5’7” Täby, Sweden -- AIK17 Sydney Fischer ’17 F 5’7” Irma, AB -- Irma18 Phoebe Piku ’16 D 5’7” Grosse Pointe, MI -- Bluewater Jr Hawks19 Brooke Wilgosh ’15 D 5’6” Regina, SK -- Notre Dame Hounds20 Katie Gaskin ’14 D 5’6” Pickering, ONT -- Wayne State University21 Jocelynne Hudgins ’14 F 5’4” Bowmanville, ONT -- Durham Lightning22 Ella Stewart ’14 D 5’3” Mississauga, ONT -- Notre Dame Hounds23 Marissa Mongillo ’15 D 5’8” Shelton, CT -- Trumbull25 Tanis Lamoureux ’14 F 5’5” Canton, MI -- Victory Honda27 Erin Weston ’15 F 5’6” Ajax, ONT -- Etobicoke Dolphins28 Jessica Prance ’17 F 5’10” Chaumont, NY -- Perth Predators29 Kierra Pietramala ’17 G 5’5” Aurora, ONT -- Hill Academy31 Lisa Marshall ’14 G 5’11” Powhatan, VA -- Wayne State University

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alphabETiCal2 Lindsay Burrows13 Cassidy Delainey16 Johanna Eidensten15 McKenna Farole17 Sydney Fischer20 Katie Gaskin12 Ashton Hogan21 Jocelynne Hudgins

25 Tanis Lamoureux 31 Lisa Marshall23 Marissa Mongillo 1 Kyle Nelson9 Olivia Nyström29 Kierra Pietramala18 Phoebe Piku28 Jessica Prance

8 Ashley Ryan6 Briana Saltstone22 Ella Stewart7 Anna Tude27 Erin Weston19 Brooke Wilgosh

PROnunCIATIOn GuIDEAnna Tude ................................................ Too-DUH Olivia Nyström .........................................NEE-strumMcKenna Farole ..................................... Fa-ROLL-eeJohanna Eidensten ............................... EYE-den-stenPhoebe Piku ................................................. FEE-bee .................................................PEE-kooMarissa Mongillo ....................................Mon-JILL-oTanis Lamoureux ...................................LAMB-o-rooKierra Pietramala .................................. PET-tra-mala Josh Piro ........................................................PIE-row


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At this time last year, Elmira College women’s ice hockey coach Dean Jackson ‘03 was stepping into somewhat unfamiliar territory as he took over the reins of the women’s program. Then, about five months later, Jackson delivered Elmira’s third NCAA national championship in college history and now, a year from the start of their remarkable journey, he is prepping his women for a national title defense.

Even with all the success the women had last season, Jackson is taking a business as usual approach for the upcoming year. “Our approach hasn’t changed and it won’t change” says Jackson, the 2012-13 D3hockey.com National Coach of the Year. He continues “I think it’s important for us as a staff to take the same approach we did last year and for us to understand it’s a body of work. We will go day-by-day to prepare our ladies for each game and to continue each day to develop their skill sets. If we do what we need to do as a staff to get this team ready, we believe we will win hockey games.”

Preparation will be key this year as the women embark on an extremely difficult schedule that includes several NESCAC Conference teams as well as the always competitive ECAC West Conference. “Obviously our conference has some real strong opponents” said Jackson. “There are some opponents that if you don’t show up they can steal a win from you, so we can’t take anyone for granted.”

FORWARDSElmira had 10 forwards register double-digit points, and of those 10 players, the Soaring Eagles welcome back six for the upcoming season. “We were fortunate to have a lot of the depth of our scoring come back from last season” says Jack-son, who is welcoming back Elmira’s top three scorers in Ashley Ryan ’15, Tanis Lamoureux ’14, and Ashton Hogan ’15.

“We are counting on them to have a big year for us” Jackson said. “They were our go-to players last year and they will be again this year for the same reason. It doesn’t matter what level you are at, you always need your elite players to show up and be consistent year-in and year-out and I think that’s something they’ve estab-lished amongst themselves.”

Last year’s point leader, Ryan, is back for her junior campaign after receiving D3hockey.com All-American Honorable Mention and All-Region Second Team honors a season ago. In 2012-13 she led the Soaring Eagles with 31 points on 17 goals and 14 assists.

Elmira’s second leading scorer, and captain, Lamoureux is ready for another title run after totaling 27 points on 13 goals and 14 assists, as is last year’s leading goal scorer, Hogan, who led all EC skaters with 19 goals.

Despite having his three leading scorers back, Jackson still embraces his team scoring philosophy entering the new season. “I think the great thing about our team last year, and we have the same mindset going into this year, is that we score in numbers” stated Jackson. “ We had a lot of depth last year in scoring which is our plan again this year and the way we want to play the game allows for everyone to contribute, that way we won’t always have to rely on those top three to score.”

EC newcomers Anna Tude ’17, Johanna Eidensten ’17, Sydney Fischer ’17, and Jessica Prance ’17 will all be key additions this year. Look for Fischer and Prance to contribute with their size and speed, adding depth to the front line.

Tude and Eidensten both hail from Sweden where they played for the national program at the U-18 level. “They are going to be fun to watch and are going to be in some real quality situations right away as freshmen” said Jackson. “We anticipate them being impact players for us and we will give them every opportunity to do so.”

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Ashley Ryan ’15


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DEFEnDERSThe Purple and Gold return a slew of defenders from last year’s national championship team, including D3hockey.com All-American Honorable Men-tion and All-Region Second Team honoree, Brooke Wilgosh ’15. Wilgosh is the returning as the top scoring defender from a year ago after totaling 21 points on seven goals and 14 assists. She will also be serving as an assistant captain for the upcoming season.

“Our defenders are very involved in our point production” says Jackson. “Our objective is to have balanced scoring and we have some strong retuning defen-semen coming back. I think we are deep and that all seven of them can play every day which is important”

Also be sure to keep an eye on Lindsay Burrows ’15 and Ella Stewart ’14. Both players registered 11 points apiece last season.

In addition to several key returners on defense, EC welcomes a pair of new de-fenders for the upcoming season in Manhattanville College transfer McKenna Farole ’16 and former JV product Marissa Mongillo ’15. “McKenna is going to be very strong for us” said Jackson. He continues “and Marissa has been a pleasant surprise as she seized an opportunity to be a part of the team. They both will give us even more depth in the back end.”

GOALIESElmira lost a good one last year in Lauren Sullivan ’13, but the Soaring Eagles are confident with projected starter Lisa Marshall ’14. Marshall is coming off a year in which she collected eight wins while making 132 saves in just over 539 min-utes. “We look to Lisa to be the backstop for us this year” said Jackson. “I think her mindset coming in as the number one goalie really helps her, and I think for any goaltender it would, but particularly for her. You can see it already in practice, she’s looking fantastic and we are excited for her.”

Elmira also welcomes two goaltenders for their first year with the Purple and Gold. Kyle Nelson ’17 and Kierra Pietramala ’17 will both be compet-ing for time in their first season with the Soaring Eagles. Expect both play-ers to see quality minutes in their rookie campaigns.

OVERALLWith the combination of experience and quality newcomers, the Elmira women are poised to make another deep run in the NCAA Tournament, and if last season proved anything, it is that getting hot at the right time can make all the difference. “Our goal at the end of the day is to get back to the national tournament” stated Jackson. “So however we do that, that’s our goal. Once you get there, anything can happen.”

The Soaring Eagles open the 2013-14 season on the road as they compete in the ultra-competitive East-West Classic in Northfield, VT, a tournament that features four of the Top 10 teams in the nation. EC’s season opener is slated for Saturday, November 2nd as they take on #9 Manhattanville College at 2:00 p.m.

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Brooke Wilgosh ’15

Lisa Marshall ’14



2 lindsay burrows ’15dEFEnsE 5’7” shooTs: lsTouFFvillE, onT -- whiTby wolvEs

2012-13 SeasonIn her second season she played in 27 games recording two goals and nine assists for 11 points. In conference play she recorded seven assists and was a key enforcer on the EC defensive end. Her best game this season came on Dec. 8th against Williams College where she recorded two goals. Additionally she earned a place on the ECAC West All-Academic team for her hard work off the ice.

2011-12 SeasonLindsay appeared in 11 games for the Purple and Gold her inaugural season recording four points on one goal and three assists, all of which came during conference play. She was part of a stellar defense that helped hold opponents to just 1.5 goals per contest in ECAC West play.

From the Coach:“Lindsay Burrows is an experienced defenseman who has played three years in the PWHL before coming to Elmira. Last year she helped anchor a solid blue line for the Whitby Wolves. She brings intensity, very strong awareness as well as the ability to defend and move the puck.”

PersonalLindsay is a General Education major.

lindsay burrows ’15 | statsoVerall

year GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT 2012-13 27 2 9 11 5/10 0 0 0 0 2011-12 11 1 3 4 2/4 0 0 0 0 totals 38 3 12 15 7/14 0 0 0 0

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lindsay burrows ’15 | Career BestsGoals (Game): 2 at Williams, Dec. 8, 2012 (W, 6-0)Assists(Game): 2, TwicePoints(Game): 2, Four TimesGoal Streak: 1 Game, TwicePoint Streak: 2 Games, Twice

First Career Goal: January 21, 2012 at Chatham (W, 10-0)First Career Assist: December 3, 2011 at Potsdam (W, 5-1)



13 Cassidy dElainEy ’15Forward 5’9” shooTs: lEdmonTon, ab -- EdmonTon ThundEr

2012-13 SeasonAppearing in 28 games for the Soaring Eagles this season, Cassidy contributed nine goals and 10 assists for 19 points. In conference play she recorded seven goals, seven assists and 14 points along with a power play goal and three game-winners. She also earned a place on the ECAC West All-Academic team.

2011-12 SeasonCassidy appeared in 23 games for Elmira College during her rookie campaign tallying 11 points on three goals and eight assists. Just two of those points came outside of conference play.

From the Coach:“Cassidy comes from a great Edmonton Thunder midget program who were league champions and runners-up in the 2011 Esso Cup, the Canadian National Midget Championships. She tied for the team lead in points with 40 and was a key con-tributor all season long. She is a smart player that will bring size and scoring to our lineup”

PersonalCassidy is an Education Major and Trustee Scholar

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Cassidy dElainEy ’15 | Career BestsGoals (Game): 2, January 20, 2012 at Chatham (W, 12-0)Assists (Game): 2, Three Times Points (Game): 3, February 9, 2013 at Oswego (W, 6-0)Goal Streak: 3 Games, January 25 - February 2, 2013Point Streak: 3 Games, Twice

First Career Goal: December 11, 2011 vs. Williams (W, 5-1)First Career Assist: October 29, 2011 vs. Manhattanville (W, 7-3)


15 kaTiE gaskin ’14dEFEnsE 5’6” shooTs: rpiCkEring, onT -- waynE sTaTE univErsiTy

2012-13 SeasonShe appeared in 26 games for EC this season recording one goal and six assists for seven points. In conference action she registered one goal, three assists and four points along with a power play goal. The assistant captain also helped hold down the back line for the national champions.

2011-12 SeasonKatie appeared in 23 of 26 games during her first season with Elmira College. She re-corded five points on two goals and three assists which all came during conference play.

2010-11 SeasonAppeared in 29 contests for Wayne State, registering three assists. From the Coach:“Katie comes to our program after spending her first season at Wayne State University. She is a mobile defenseman and good mover who plays with grit. She will add more depth to our blue-line instantly.”

PersonalKatie is a Biology major.

kaTiE gaskin ’14 | statsoVerall

year GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT 2012-13 26 1 6 7 9/21 1 0 0 0 2011-12 23 2 3 5 9/18 2 0 0 0 2010-11* 29 0 3 3 7/14 0 0 0 0 totals 78 3 12 15 25/53 3 0 0 0

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*at Wayne State

kaTiE gaskin ’14 | Career BestsGoals (Game): 1, Three Times Assists(Game): 2, November 24, 2012 at Middlebury (L, 3-4 OT)Points(Game): 2, TwiceGoal Streak: 1 Game, Three TimesPoint Streak: 3 Games, November 3 - November 10, 2012

First Career Goal: December 4, 2011 at Potsdam (W, 5-1)First Career Assist: November 13, 2010 at Robert Morris (W, 4-1)



12 ashTon hogan ’15Forward 5’10” shooTs: lshElburnE, onT -- suny plaTTsburgh

2012-13 SeasonIn her first season with the Soaring Eagles Ashton was remarkable playing in all 30 games registering 19 goals and seven assists for 26 points. She was team’s leading goal scorer with 19 goals overall and 13 goals in conference action. She also registered a power play goal and three game winning goals. Her best game this season came against Plattsburgh State on Jan. 20th where she recorded two key goals. Additionally she earned a place on the ECAC West All-Conference Second team.

2011-12 SeasonAppeared in 30 contests at Plattsburgh State, recording 14 points on six goals and eight assists.

From the Coach:“Ashton is a natural center with a great head for the game. She was a member of the Aurora Jr. Panthers (PWHL) and scored 27 points in her final season. Her size and skill will prove to have an immediate impact on our team this season.”

PersonalAshton is a Biology major and is also a member of the Women’s Lacrosse team.

ashTon hogan ’15 | statsoVerall

year GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT 2012-13 30 19 7 26 9/18 1 0 3 0 2011-12* 30 6 8 14 8/16 0 0 1 0 totals 60 25 15 40 17/34 1 0 4 0

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year GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT 2012-13 16 13 6 19 3/6 0 0 2 0 2011-12* 18 4 4 8 5/10 0 0 1 0 totals 34 17 10 27 8/16 0 0 3 0

*at Plattsburgh

ashTon hogan ’15 | Career BestsGoals (Game): 2, Four Times Assists(Game): 2, November 19, 2011 at Bowdoin (W, 7-0) Points(Game): 3, November 16, 2012 vs. Potsdam (W, 8-0) Goal Streak: 6 Games, November 9 - November 25, 2012Point Streak: 9 Games, October 28 - November 25, 2012

First Career Goal: October 29, 2011 vs. Potsdam (W, 5-0)First Career Assist: October 29, 2011 vs. Potsdam (W, 5-0)




21 JoCElynnE hudgins ’14Forward 5’4” shooTs: lbowmanvillE, onT -- durham lighTning

2012-13 SeasonIn her third season with EC she appeared in 22 contests recording three goals and four assists for seven points which all came in conference action. Her best game this season came on Nov. 16th against SUNY Potsdam where she recorded three points on two goals and one assist. Jocelynne also earned a spot on the ECAC West All-Academic team.

2011-12 SeasonJocelynne appeared in six games for the Purple and Gold during her second season recording five points on one goal and four assists, all of which came during conference play. 2010-11 SeasonAppeared in 22 contests for the Soaring Eagles in her first season as a forward-defense combo player. She registered one goal in conference play.

From the Coach:“Jocelynne is extremely fast and when she plays with grit, she has the ability to play a very important role on our squad. She is an excellent teammate with and outstanding work ethic and is a real great ambassador for our program.”

PersonalJocelynne is a Clinical Psychology major and an Iris scholar.

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year GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT 2012-13 22 3 4 7 4/8 0 0 0 0 2011-12 6 1 4 5 1/2 0 0 0 0 2010-11 22 1 0 1 3/6 0 0 0 0 totals 50 5 8 13 8/16 0 0 0 0

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JoCElynnE hudgins ’14 | Career BestsGoals (Game): 2, November 16, 2012 vs. Potsdam (W, 8-0)Assists(Game): 2, Twice Points(Game): 3, November 16, 2012 vs. Potsdam (W, 8-0) Goal Streak: 1 Game, Four TimesPoint Streak: 2 Games, Three Times

First Career Goal: January 30, 2011 vs. Chatham (W, 7-0)First Career Assist: November 13, 2012 at Cortland (W, 9-1)


25 Tanis lamourEux ’14 (C)Forward 5’5” shooTs: lCanTon, mi -- viCTory honda

2012-13 SeasonIn her third season with the Soaring Eagles she played all 30 games and registered career high numbers. She was the second-leading point scorer this season recording 13 goals and 14 assists for 27 points along with three power play goals, one short-handed goal and two game winning goals. For her second straight year she earned a place on the ECAC All-Academic Team.

2011-12 SeasonTanis appeared in 25 of 26 games for Elmira College during her second season notch-ing 19 points on nine goals and 10 assists. She was second among scorers of power-play markers with three to her name. She also was named to the ECAC All-Academic Team for her efforts in the classroom. 2010-11 SeasonAppeared in all 26 contests for the Purple and Gold in her inaugural season. She was second on the team in goals (9), assists (13), and points (22) while also tallying four power-play goals and one game-winning goal. Lamoreux compiled 18 of her 22 points in conference play.

From the Coach:“Since she committed to Elmira, Tanis has been working hard and showing improvement in her strength and her on-ice skills. She is a relentless worker and it showed in her point production last season. She is a smart and reliable who can play any situation and she as well is a threat to score. She can also be relied upon to win important face-offs when needed.”

PersonalTanis is a Biology major at EC.

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Tanis lamourEux ’14 | Career BestsGoals (Game): 2, Four Times Assists(Game): 3, Twice Points(Game): 4, January 30, 2011 vs. Chatham (W, 7-0) Goal Streak: 3 Games, TwicePoint Streak: 7 Games, November 19, 2010 - January 2, 2011

First Career Goal: October 29, 2010 vs. New England College (W, 5-0)First Career Assist: October 29, 2010 vs. New England College (W, 5-0)




31 lisa marshall ’14goaliE 5’11” CaTChEs: lpowhaTan, va -- waynE sTaTE univErsiTy

2012-13 SeasonLisa started nine games for the Soaring Eagles logging about 539 minutes of net time. She made 132 saves during the season, ending with a .943 save percentage and 0.89 goals against average, which ranks her fourth in EC history for GAA in a season. She registered five shutouts in 2012-13, which ties her for seventh in EC history, while pro-ducing an 8-1-0 record, vaulting her into sixth all-time for wins in career.

2011-12 SeasonLisa appeared in 11 games and recorded 625 minutes between the pipes, producing an 8-2-0 record. She saved 223 of the 238 shots she faced giving her a save percentage of .937 and finished the season with a GAA of 1.44. For her great efforts in conference play she also earned ECAC West All-Conference Honorable Mention ac-colades. From the Coach:“Lisa is another Wayne State transfer student who will help solidify our goaltending position for the next several years. She 5’11” and athletic and moves very well in the crease. She will push our returning netminders and will compete right away for ice time.”

PersonalLisa is an English Literature major with a minor in Business.

lisa marshall ’14 | statsoVerall

year GP GS MIN GA GAA SV SV % W L T SHO2012-13 9 9 539:28 8 0.89 132 .943 8 1 0 5 2011-12 11 10 624:45 15 1.44 223 .937 8 2 0 2 2010-11* 1 0 7:53 0 0.00 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 totals 21 19 1172:07 23 1.18 356 .939 16 3 0 7

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year GP GS MIN GA GAA SV SV % W L T SHO2012-13 5 5 299:29 6 1.20 58 .906 4 1 0 3 2011-12 9 8 506:21 13 1.54 192 .937 7 1 0 1 totals 14 13 805:50 19 1.41 250 .929 11 2 0 4

*at Wayne State

lisa marshall ’14 | Career BestsGoals Allowed (Fewest - Game): 0, Seven Times Saves (Game): 31, January 29, 2012 vs. Plattsburgh (W, 2-1)Save Percentage (Game): 1.000, Eight Times First Career Win: November 12, 2011 at Cortland (W, 8-1) First Career Shutout: January 11, 2012 at Hamilton (W, 6-0)



9 olivia nysTröm ’16Forward 5’6” shooTs: lvaxholm, swEdEn -- ormsTa hC

2012-13 SeasonIn her rookie season with the Purple and Gold, Olivia played 28 games providing six goals and13 assists for 19 points, which mostly came in conference action. She had five multiple point games this season and for her outstanding play in conference she was named to the ECAC West All-Rookie Team. From the Coach:“Olivia is a strong, skilled power forward with a knack for putting the puck in the back of the net. Her abilities will open up plenty of space for her teammates, and you can count on her winning battles all over the ice on a regular basis. Her personal drive to improve and her experience at the Swedish National Level will allow her to make a seamless transition into the college game.”

PersonalOlivia is an International Business & Political Science major as well as an Iris Scholar.

olivia nysTröm ’16 | statsoVerall

year GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT 2012-13 28 6 13 19 9/18 2 0 0 0 totals 28 6 13 19 9/18 2 0 0 0

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olivia nysTröm ’16 | Career BestsGoals (Game): 1, Six TimesAssists(Game): 2, January 20, 2013 at Plattsburgh (L, 4-5)Points(Game): 2, Six Times Goal Streak: 1 Game, Six Times Point Streak: 4 Games, November 3 - November 10, 2012

First Career Goal: October 27, 2012 at Norwich (T, 2-2 OT)First Career Assist: October 27, 2012 at Norwich (T, 2-2 OT)



18 phoEbE piku ’16dEFEnsE 5’7” shooTs: lgrossE poinTE, mi -- bluEwaTEr Jr hawks

2012-13 SeasonAppeared in 25 games for the Soaring Eagles in her rookie season while registering one goal, four assists and five points which mostly came in conference play. Her best game this season came on Nov. 4th against Cortland State where she provided a goal and assist to help EC earn a 5-0 victory.

From the Coach:“Phoebe is a very physical and highly talented defenseman. She has an outstanding abil-ity to create quick transitions from defense to offense. She is a great two way defense-man who you can count on to jump in the offense on a regular basis or make a big play on the defensive side of the puck.”

PersonalPhoebe is a Biology major.

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phoEbE piku ’16 | Career BestsGoals (Game): 1, November 4, 2012 vs. Cortland (W, 5-0) Assists(Game): 1, Four Times Points(Game): 2, November 4, 2012 vs. Cortland (W, 5-0)Goal Streak: 1 Game, November 4, 2012Point Streak: 2 Games, November 4 - November 9, 2012

First Career Goal: November 4, 2012 vs. Cortland (W, 5-0)First Career Assist: November 4, 2012 vs. Cortland (W, 5-0)



8 ashlEy ryan ’15 (a)Forward 5’5” shooTs: rroChEsTEr, ny -- roChEsTEr EdgE

2012-13 SeasonShe had another outstanding year for the Soaring Eagles playing in all 30 games while being the leading point scorer with 31 on 17 goals and 14 assists. She scored in many different ways, tallying two power play goals and two shorthanded goals on the season. Her outstanding play this season brought many accolades including ECAC West All-Conference Second Team, ECAC West All-Academic Team, D3 Hockey All-Region Second Team, D3 Hockey All-American Honorable Mention and NCAA Champion-ship All-Tournament Team.

2011-12 SeasonAshley appeared in 25 of 26 games for Elmira College during her inaugural season tallying the third highest team point total for the team with 10 goals and 13 assists for 23 points. The Rochester, NY native earned ECAC Women’s West Rookie of the Year honors and a spot on the All-Rookie team. Ryan registered two scores on the power play and three game-winning goals while converting seven of her goals and 15 of her points during ECAC West play. She ranked first in the ECAC West and 12th in the country in points per game among rookies as she netted 0.92 points per contest. For her efforts on the ice, Ashley received many ECAC accolades including ECAC West Weekly Honor Roll and Rookie of the Week twice Ryan was also named the Booster Club Player of the Year for Women’s Hockey.

From the Coach:“Ashley comes from the Rochester Edge program where she has put up very impressive offensive numbers. She can skate, she competes hard and she loves to score. We are looking forward to her helping us in these areas at the college level.”

PersonalAshley is a Criminal Justice major and Founder’s Scholar.

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ashlEy ryan ’15 | Career BestsGoals (Game): 3, January 4, 2013 vs. Manhattanville (W, 3-0)Assists(Game): 2, Six Times Points(Game): 3, Six TimesGoal Streak: 3 Games, January 20 - January 26, 2013Point Streak: 5 Games, January 21 - February 4, 2012

First Career Goal: October 29, 2011 vs. Manhattanville (W, 7-3)First Career Assist: October 29, 2011 vs. Manhattanville (W, 7-3)



6 briana salTsTonE ’14Forward 5’8” shooTs: lnorTh bay, onT -- souThwEsT wildCaTs

2012-13 SeasonIn her third season with the Soaring Eagles she made 20 appearances registering one goal and one assist for two points which all came in conference play. For her great ef-forts on the ice and in the classroom she was named to the ECAC West All-Academic Team.

2011-12 SeasonAppeared in five games for Elmira College and registered three points on two goals and an assist. 2010-11 SeasonAppeared in all 26 contests for EC in her rookie season, tallying four goals and two assists. All six of Saltstone’s points came in ECAC West conference play.

From the Coach:“Briana is a big and strong winger that can really skate. She can play an important role for our team and will be someone that will have to compete every day. When she plays with an edge and pursues the puck in all three zones she is a tough competitor. She has great hands and can take the puck to the net. We are looking forward to seeing Bri have a great year in both ends of the rink and really falling into a role for this team.”

PersonalBriana is a Psychology, Anthropology & Sociology major.

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briana salTsTonE ’14 | Career BestsGoals (Game): 2, January 29, 2011 vs. Chatham (W, 11-1)Assists(Game): 1, Four Times Points(Game): 2, January 29, 2011 vs. Chatham (W, 11-1) Goal Streak: 2 Games, January 20 - January 21, 2012 Point Streak: 3 Games, December 11, 2011 - January 21, 2012

First Career Goal: January 14, 2011 vs. Potsdam (W, 5-2)First Career Assist: January 15, 2011 vs. Potsdam (W, 5-0)


22 Ella sTEwarT ’14dEFEnsE 5’3” shooTs: lmississauga, onT -- noTrE damE hounds

2012-13 SeasonShe appeared in 22 contests for EC during her third season registering one goal and 10 assists for 11 points. Eight of her assists this season came in conference play. Her best game came on Feb. 8th against Oswego State when she provided one assist and two blocks.

2011-12 SeasonElla appeared in 22 of 26 games for the Soaring Eagles recording 15 points on four goals and 11 assists. Only two of her points were tallied outside of conference play. 2010-11 SeasonPlayed in all 26 contests for EC in her first season, compiling two goals and 11 assists, while also tallying one power-play goal in ECAC West play.

From the Coach:“Ella is coming off a very strong first year where we threw her into many different game situations. She is a powerful skater that can carry the puck up the ice, which is a huge benefit for our breakout. We are anticipating Ella will turn up the com-pete level and bring her ‘A’ game consistently. She is strong, has a great shot and when she is playing her best hockey she is a real difference maker for us. Ella is a big part of our blue-line moving forward.”

PersonalElla is a Criminal Justice major and an Iris scholar.

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Ella sTEwarT ’14 | Career BestsGoals (Game): 1, Seven Times Assists (Game): 3, December 4, 2011 at Potsdam (W, 5-1) Points (Game): 3, Twice Goal Streak: 1 Game, Seven TimesPoint Streak: 3 Games, December 12, 2012 - January 26, 2013

First Career Goal: January 8, 2011 vs. Hamilton (W, 6-3)First Career Assist: October 29, 2010 vs. New England (W, 5-0)



27 Erin wEsTon ’15Forward 5’6” shooTs: laJax, onT -- ETobiCokE dolphins

2012-13 SeasonIn her second season with the Soaring Eagles Weston played in 29 games registering seven goals and six assists for 13 points. In conference play she recorded six points on four goals and two assists. Her best game this season was in the NCAA Quarterfinals on Mar. 9th against Bowdoin College where she scored the game winning goal.

2011-12 SeasonErin appeared in 24 of 26 games for Elmira College during her rookie campaign total-ing nine points on three goals and six assists. She also tallied one power-play score and one game-winning goal, while being named ECAC West Rookie of the Week on February 12th.

From the Coach:“Erin is a natural center who is a very smart player. She finished the regular season for the Etobicoke Dolphins (PWHL) with 20 points and she has proven she can score at every level she has played at. She is a hardnosed player who will fit in very well to our system”

PersonalErin is a Business Administration major.

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Erin wEsTon ’15 | Career BestsGoals (Game): 2, December 4, 2011 at Potsdam (W, 5-1) Assists(Game): 1, Nine TimesPoints(Game): 2, Three TimesGoal Streak: 3 Games, December 3 - December 11, 2011Point Streak: 3 Games, Twice

First Career Goal: November 12, 2011 at Cortland (W, 8-1)First Career Assist: February 4, 2012 vs. Buffalo State (W, 7-0)



19 brookE wilgosh ’15 (a)dEFEnsE 5’6” shooTs: rrEgina, sk -- noTrE damE hounds

2012-13 SeasonShe had phenomenal second season for the Soaring Eagles playing 27 games and regis-tering 21 points on seven goals and 14 assists. She was EC’s leading defensive scorer this season, while providing two goals and nine assists for 11 points in conference action. Additionally she registered three power play goals and her first game winning goal this season. She earned ECAC West All-Conference First Team honors for ranking fifth in the conference for defensemen scoring (.79 ppg). Wilgosh also earned ECAC West All-Academic Team, D3 Hockey All-Region Second Team and D3 Hockey All-American Honorable Mention.

2011-12 SeasonBrooke appeared in 20 of 26 games for Elmira College during her rookie campaign. She recorded 13 points on three goals and 10 assists while also tallying one power-play goal. Nine of Wilgosh’s points came in conference competition, while help-ing holding opponents to just 1.50 goals per contest in ECAC West play. Wilgosh was named to the ECAC West All-Rookie team and was a member of the East-West Classic All-Tournament Team.

From the Coach:“Brooke is our first ever player from Saskatechewan and is a former teammate of Ella Stewart ’14 when they played for the Notre Dame Hounds out of Wilcox, SK. She was a member of Team Saskatchewan for the past three years and recently won a gold medal at the 2011 Esso Cup with the ND Hounds. Brooke is a smart player who can really skate and make plays, she should contribute on the offensive blue-line right away.”

PersonalBrooke is a Criminal Justice major and a Founder’s Scholar.

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brookE wilgosh ’15 | Career BestsGoals (Game): 2, January 21, 2012 at Chatham (W, 10-0)Assists(Game): 3, Twice Points(Game): 3, Twice Goal Streak: 2 Games, TwicePoint Streak: 3 Games, Four Times

First Career Goal: October 29, 2011 vs. Manhattanville (W, 7-3)First Career Assist: October 29, 2011 vs. Manhattanville (W, 7-3)



2013-14 neWComers

16 Johanna EidEnsTEn ’17Forward 5’7” shooTs: lTäby, swEdEn -- aik

From the Coach:“Johanna is a hard-working playmaker who sees the ice very well and possesses a heavy shot. She will be an instant contributor on the ice and has a ton of upside offensively.”

PersonalJohanna is a Business Administration major and a Founders Scholar.

15 mCkEnna FarolE ’16dEFEnsE 5’8” shooTs: lirvinE, Ca -- manhaTTanvillE CollEgE

2012-13 SeasonAppeared in 26 games during her inaugural season at Manhattanville College.

From the Coach:“McKenna joins us from Manhattanville College and will be expected to make sig-nificant contributions on the blueline. She’s a smart player who can move the puck and also has a strong shot from the point. She has a quick stick defensively and an outstanding work ethic.”

PersonalMcKenna is a Business Administration major with a concentration in Management.

17 sydnEy FisChEr ’17Forward 5’7” shooTs: ralbErTa, onT -- irma

From the Coach:“Sydney will give us some depth on the front line and has potential to develop further.”

PersonalSydney is a Biology major and a Mark Twain Scholar.


23 marissa mongillo ’15dEFEnsE 5’8” shooTs: rshElTon, CT -- Trumbull

From the Coach:“Marissa is making the jump up to Varsity this year having spent the past two seasons on JV. She’s a terrific athlete who also stars on the lacrosse team. She’s very good de-fensively and can fire the puck from the back end. She makes smart simple plays and is always in the correct position. She has an excellent attitude and quietly goes about her business. The ladies love her in the dressing room and she will add depth to our defensive corps.”

PersonalMarissa is a Childhood Education, Sociology and Anthropology Major as well as a Founder’s Scholar. She is also a member of the Women’s Lacrosse team.

2013-14 neWComers

1 kylE nElson ’17goaliE 5’5” CaTChEs: lChiCago, il -- ChiCago mission

From the Coach:“Kyle was a heavily recruited goaltender that chose to come to EC. Her capabilities in net will make her a key factor for the future of the program.”

PersonalN/A

29 kiErra piETramala ’17goaliE 5’5” CaTChEs: laurora, onT -- ThE hill aCadEmy

From the Coach:“Kierra was another heavily recruited and sought after goaltender. She is a very capable goaltender and will be a key piece for the future of the program.”

PersonalKierra is a Psychology major with a minor in History. She is also a Presidential Scholar.


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28 JEssiCa pranCE ’17Forward 5’10” shooTs: lChaumonT, ny -- pErTh prEdaTors

From the Coach:“Jessica will provide depth on the front line and has potential to be a significant con-tributor.”

PersonalN/A

7 anna TudE ’17Forward 5’7” shooTs: lsToCkholm, swEdEn -- balmoral hall blazErs

From the Coach:“Anna will be an impact player from the start. She has a nice set of hands and can fin-ish off scoring opportunities. Anna also possesses a ton of offensive upside and works extremely hard on and off the ice.”

PersonalN/A


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gEnEral inFormaTion

Location Amherst, MAFounded 1821Enrollment 1,795Colors Purple & WhiteConference NESCACArena Orr RinkCapacity 800President Biddy MartinAthletic Director Suzanne Coffey 2012-2013 Record 13-11-1

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CoaChing inFormaTion

Head Coach Jeff MatthewsAssistant Coach Liz GallinaroStudent Assistant Coach Kate Beemer

sEriEs hisTory

First Meeting 2004Series Record 6-5-0Current Win Streak Elmira, 2Jackson vs. Amherst 1-0-0Last Meeting 2012-13: EC 6, AC 1

2013-14 sChEdulENov. 15 HamiltonNov. 16 HamiltonNov. 22 at WesleyanNov. 23 at WesleyanNov. 30 Plattsburgh (Panther-Cardinal Classic)Dec. 1 ELMIRA (Panther-Cardinal Classic)Dec. 4 ManhattanvilleDec. 8 at NorwichJan. 4 Holy Cross Jan. 7 Cortland Jan. 10 Colby Jan. 11 Colby Jan. 17 Middlebury Jan. 18 MiddleburyJan. 22 NicholsJan. 28 NorwichJan. 31 at Connecticut College Feb. 1 at Connecticut College Feb. 7 at Williams Feb. 8 at Williams Feb. 14 TrinityFeb. 15 Trinity Feb. 21 at BowdoinFeb. 22 at Bowdoin

oFFEnsE G A pTs

Geneva Lloyd 14 14 28 Tori Salmon* 7 18 25 Megan Doyen 13 5 18Emily Flom* 7 4 11Ashley Salerno* 3 8 11

goaliE savEs shoTs savE% gaaKerri Stuart* 433 483 .896 2.45Kasia Henley* 102 112 .911 2.12

2012-13 sTaTisTiCal lEadErs

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gEnEral inFormaTion

Location Buffalo, NYFounded 1871Enrollment 9,731Colors Orange & BlackConference ECAC WestArena Buffalo State Ice ArenaCapacity 1,800President Howard Cohen, Ph.D.Athletic Director Jerry Boyes2012-2013 Record 6-18-1

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Head Coach Candice MoxleyAssistant Coach Lucy Schoedel

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First Meeting 2001-02Series Record 30-1-0Current Win Streak Elmira, 4Jackson vs. Buffalo State 2-0-0Last Meeting 20012-13: EC 6, BS 0

2013-14 sChEdulENov. 8 ChathamNov. 9 ChathamNov. 10 AdrianNov. 16 at PlattsburghNov. 17 at PlattsburghNov. 22 at CantonNov. 23 at CantonNov. 30 at UticaDec. 1 at UticaDec. 7 Franklin Pierce Dec. 8 Franklin Pierce Jan. 10 at AdrianJan. 11 at AdrianJan. 18 OswegoJan. 19 OswegoJan. 24 CortlandJan. 25 CortlandFeb. 1 at ELMIRAFeb. 2 at ELMIRAFeb. 7 PotsdamFeb. 8 PotsdamFeb. 15 NeumannFeb. 16 NeumannFeb. 21 University of New EnglandFeb. 22 University of New England

oFFEnsE G A PTSCourtney Carnes 4 11 15 Nikki Kirchberger* 8 3 11 Kara Goodwin* 6 5 11 Melissa Ash* 4 5 9 Rio Flynn 3 6 9

goaliE Saves Shots Save% GAAJordan Lee* 560 620 .903 2.78Sarah Quigley* 75 88 .852 4.04


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gEnEral inFormaTion

Location Pittsburgh, PAFounded 1869Enrollment 922Colors Purple, Green, & WhiteConference ECAC WestArena McKnight Hockey CenterCapacity 198President Esther BarazzoneAthletic Director Terlynn Olds2012-2013 Record 4-21-0

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Head Coach Jason EvansAssistant Coach Jon HoffmannAssistant Coach Jerry Hillman

sEriEs hisTory

First Meeting 2002-03Series Record 22-0-0Current Win Streak Elmira, 22Jackson vs. Chatham 2-0-0Last Meeting 2012-13: EC 9, CU 0

2013-14 sChEdulENov. 1 at University of New England Nov. 2 at University of New England Nov. 8 at Buffalo StateNov. 9 at Buffalo State Nov. 15 CantonNov. 16 CantonNov. 23 OswegoNov. 24 Oswego StateDec. 7 ELMIRA Dec. 8 ELMIRAJan. 7 AdrianJan. 10 at CantonJan. 11 at CantonJan. 18 UticaJan. 19 UticaJan. 24 at PotsdamJan. 25 at PotsdamJan. 31 at NeumannFeb. 1 at NeumannFeb. 8 StevensonFeb. 9 StevensonFeb. 15 at PlattsburghFeb. 16 at PlattsburghFeb. 21 at CortlandFeb. 22 at Cortland

oFFEnsE G A pTs

Casey Morfeld* 4 3 7 Morgan Becer* 3 2 5 Katrina Hawkins* 4 0 4 Gina Abrego* 1 3 4 Marie Soukup* 1 3 4

goaliE savEs shoTs savE% gaaMegan Buchanan* 713 795 .897 4.73 Kaitlynn Smith* 130 147 .884 6.26


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gEnEral inFormaTion

Location Clinton, NYFounded 1793Enrollment 1,828Colors Blue & WhiteConference NESCACArena Russell Sage RinkCapacity 1,000President Joan Hinde StewartAthletic Director Jon Hind2012-2013 Record 13-11-1

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Head Coach Emily McNamaraAssistant Coach Kayte Holtz

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First Meeting 2002-03Series Record 10-0-0Current Win Streak Elmira, 10Jackson vs. Hamilton 1-0-0Last Meeting 2011-12: EC 6, HC 0

2013-14 sChEdulENov. 15 AmherstNov. 16 at AmherstNov. 19 PotsdamNov. 22 Connecticut CollegeNov. 23 Connecticut CollegeNov. 26 Oswego Dec. 6 UticaJan. 7 Canton Jan. 10 CortlandJan. 11 ELMIRAJan. 14 at PotsdamJan. 17 WilliamsJan. 18 WilliamsJan. 24 at TrinityJan. 25 at TrinityJan. 28 at CortlandJan. 31 MiddleburyFeb. 1 MiddleburyFeb. 7 at WesleyanFeb. 8 at WesleyanFeb. 14 BowdoinFeb. 15 BowdoinFeb. 21 at ColbyFeb. 22 at Colby

oFFEnsE G A pTs

Katie Zimmerman 21 9 30 Nikki Haskins* 14 8 22 Abby Runyon 6 8 14 Hannah Bartlett* 2 12 14 Hannah Jaiven* 6 6 12

goaliE savEs shoTs savE% gaaBecca Hazlett 444 500 .888 2.58 Tori Bogen* 31 34 .912 1.60 Sarah Schuchardt* 16 18 .889 1.31


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gEnEral inFormaTion

Location Purchase, NYFounded 1841Enrollment 1,700Colors Crimson & WhiteConference ECAC EastArena Terry Conners RinkCapacity 1,000President Jon Calvert StraussAthletic Director Keith Levinthal2012-2013 Record 18-9-1

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Head Coach David TurcoAssistant Coach Samantha PulleyAssistant Coach Josh Hand

sEriEs hisTory

First Meeting 2001-02Series Record 17-5-2Current Win Streak Elmira, 4 Jackson vs. Manhattanville 2-0-0Last Meeting 2012-13: EC 3, MC 0

2013-14 sChEdulENov. 2 ELMIRA (East-West Classic)Nov. 3 Plattsburgh (East-West Classic) Nov. 15 at UMass-BostonNov. 16 at Saint Anselm Nov. 22 PlymouthNov. 23 Southern MaineNov. 26 NeumannDec. 4 at AmherstDec. 6 NicholsDec. 7 at NicholsJan. 4 at BowdoinJan. 7 at StevensonJan. 11 at PlattsburghJan. 12 at UticaJan. 14 at TrinityJan. 17 Holy CrossJan. 18 Salve ReginaJan. 24 at CastletonJan. 25 at New EnglandJan. 31 Saint AnselmFeb. 1 UMass-BostonFeb. 7 NorwichFeb. 8 Saint Michael’sFeb. 14 at Salve ReginaFeb. 15 at Holy Cross

oFFEnsE G A pTs

Katie Little 12 16 28 Mary Rose Morrison 6 16 22 Alyssa Taylor 7 11 18 Alla Traun* 5 13 18 Sonia Occhionero 10 4 14

goaliE savEs shoTs savE% gaaMary Evans* 487 527 .924 1.90Kirsten Shaughnessy* 77 84 .917 1.42 Victoria Smishek* 24 28 .857 2.00


* returning player


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Location Middlebury, VTFounded 1800Enrollment 2,420Colors Navy Blue & WhiteConference NESCACArena Kenyon ArenaCapacity 2,100President Ronald D. LiebowitzAthletic Director Erin Quinn2012-2013 Record 20-8-2

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January 4 w kEnyon arEna w 7:00 p.m.


Head Coach Bill MandigoAssistant Coach Lauren Greer

sEriEs hisTory

First Meeting 2002-03Series Record 6-8-1Current Win Streak Elmira, 1Jackson vs. Middlebury 1-2-0Last Meeting 2012-13: EC 1, MC 0

2013-14 sChEdulENov. 15 at ColbyNov. 16 at ColbyNov. 22 TrinityNov. 23 TrinityNov. 30 ELMIRA (Cardinal-Panther Classic)Dec. 1 Plattsburgh (Cardinal-Panther Classic)Dec. 7 CastletonJan. 4 ELMIRAJan. 8 Salve ReginaJan. 10 at WesleyanJan. 11 at WesleyanJan. 17 at AmherstJan. 18 at AmherstJan. 24 BowdoinJan. 25 BowdoinJan. 31 at HamiltonFeb. 1 at HamiltonFeb. 4 UticaFeb. 7 Connecticut CollegeFeb. 8 Connecticut CollegeFeb. 11 at PlattsburghFeb. 14 WilliamsFeb. 15 at WilliamsFeb. 19 at Norwich

oFFEnsE G A pTs

Hannah Bielawski* 9 22 31Emily Fluke* 17 12 29Katie Sullivan* 13 12 25Lauren Greer 11 10 21Jennifer Krakower* 3 15 18

goaliE savEs shoTs savE% gaaAnnabelle Jones* 435 461 .944 1.37 Laura Pinsent* 183 204 .897 2.35Madeline Marsh* 20 21 .952 0.50 Marisa Dreher* 3 4 .750 2.10


* returning player


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Location Aston, PAFounded 1965Enrollment 2,956Colors Blue & GoldConference ECAC WestArena Ice Works Skating ComplexCapacity 1,200President Dr. Rosalie M. MirendaAthletic Director Chuck Sack2012-2013 Record 10-16-1

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Head Coach Kelly Rider

sEriEs hisTory

First Meeting 2001-02Series Record 27-0-1Current Win Streak Elmira, 4Jackson vs. neumann 2-0-0Last Meeting 2012-13: EC 6, NU 1

2013-14 sChEdulENov. 2 at Salve ReginaNov. 9 Saint AnselmNov. 10 Saint AnselmNov. 16 at OswegoNov. 17 at OswegoNov. 23 at PlattsburghNov. 24 at PlattsburghNov. 26 at ManhattanvilleDec. 6 CortlandDec. 7 CortlandJan. 2 Codfish BowlJan. 3 Codfish BowlJan. 18 PotsdamJan. 19 PotsdamJan. 25 StevensonJan. 26 StevensonJan. 31 ChathamFeb. 1 ChathamFeb. 4 CantonFeb. 8 at UticaFeb. 9 at UticaFeb. 15 at Buffalo StateFeb. 16 at Buffalo StateFeb. 22 at ELMIRAFeb. 23 at ELMIRA

oFFEnsE G A pTs

Edie Brenning* 10 11 21 Angela Gilmour* 6 10 16 Lynsey Nakamura 6 8 14 Shanelle Doucette* 7 4 11 Megan Russelo* 6 5 11

goaliE savEs shoTs savE% gaaShannon Donnelly 622 675 .921 2.64 Justina Mayr* 100 108 .926 1.96 Allie Frank 100 111 .901 3.71


* returning player


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Location Northfield, VTFounded 1819Enrollment 2,300Colors Maroon & GoldConference ECAC EastArena Kreitzberg ArenaCapacity 3,000President Dr. Richard W. SchneiderAthletic Director Anthony Mariano2012-2013 Record 22-4-3

norwiCh univErsiTy CadETsnovEmbEr 3 w krEiTzbErg arEna w 4:00 p.m.

January 10 w murray aThlETiC CEnTEr w 7:00 p.m.


Head Coach Mark BoldingAssistant Coach Sophie Leclerc Assistant Coach Dana BeanAssistant Coach Jon Guiffre

sEriEs hisTory

First Meeting 2007-08Series Record 3-3-1Current Win Streak Tie, 1Jackson vs. norwich 0-0-1Last Meeting 2012-13: EC 2, NU 2

2013-14 sChEdulENov. 2 Plattsburgh (East-West Classic)Nov. 3 ELMIRA (East-West Classic) Nov. 8 St. Michael’sNov. 9 at St. Michael’sNov. 15 Holy CrossNov. 16 Salve ReginaNov. 22 at CastletonNov. 23 at New England CollegeDec. 7 Bowdoin Dec. 8 AmherstJan. 5 at Plattsburgh Jan. 10 at ELMIRAJan. 11 at UticaJan. 17 at Plymouth Jan. 18 at Southern MaineJan. 24 at UMass-BostonJan. 25 at St. AnselmJan. 28 at AmherstJan. 31 Southern MaineFeb. 1 Plymouth Feb. 7 at ManhattanvilleFeb. 8 at NicholsFeb. 14 New England CollegeFeb. 15 CastletonFeb. 19 Middlebury

oFFEnsE G A PTSTori Charron* 30 14 44 Jillayne DeBus 14 23 37 Renee Lortie* 12 17 29 Kayla Parsons* 11 15 26 Kaycie Anderson* 6 15 21

goaliE Saves Shots Save% GAALoren Carrier* 216 234 .923 1.24Kelly Fisk* 196 217 .903 1.53Caroline Barth* 6 8 .750 1.72


* returning player


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Location Stevenson, MDFounded 1947Enrollment 4,212Colors Green, White, & BlackConference IndependentArena Reisterstown SportsplexCapacity 500President Kevin J. ManningAthletic Director Brett Adams2012-2013 Record 6-15-1

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Head Coach Tracy JohnsonAssistant Coach Joey LyeAssistant Coach Ashley Harper

sEriEs hisTory

First Meeting 2012-13Series Record 1-0-0Current Win Streak Elmira, 1Jackson vs. Stevenson 1-0-0Last Meeting 2012-13: EC 3, SU 0

2013-14 sChEdulENov. 2 Canton Nov. 3 CantonNov. 9 at Sacred HeartNov. 15 Sacred HeartNov. 16 Sacred HeartNov. 22 at Franklin PierceNov. 23 at Franklin PierceNov. 30 at St. BenedictDec. 1 at St. BenedictDec. 6 at Connecticut CollegeDec. 7 at Connecticut CollegeJan. 2 at UMass Boston Jan. 3 Codfish BowlJan. 4 Codfish BowlJan. 7 ManhattanvilleJan. 10 at New England CollegeJan. 11 at New England CollegeJan. 18 ELMIRA Jan. 25 at NeumannJan. 26 at NeumannFeb. 1 at SUNY OswegoFeb. 2 at SUNY OswegoFeb. 8 at ChathamFeb. 9 at ChathamFeb. 14 University of New EnglandFeb. 15 University of New England

oFFEnsE G A PTSMcKenzie Taggart* 6 7 13 Molly O’Neil* 6 5 11 Jessie Capanelli* 4 5 9 Rachel Martell* 3 3 6 Karly Vis* 2 4 6

goaliE Saves Shots Save% GAAMackenzie Bruch* 305 330 .924 2.49 Sarah Modzelewski* 310 337 .920 3.02 Anastassia Nelson* 75 88 .852 4.37


* returning player


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Location Cortland, NYFounded 1868Enrollment 6,345Colors Red & WhiteConference ECAC WestArena Alumni ArenaCapacity 2,000President Erik Bitterbaum, Ph.D.Athletic Director Mike Urtz 2012-2013 Record 6-16-1

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Head Coach Earl UtterAssistant Coach Kristi KehoeAssistant Coach Katie Double

sEriEs hisTory

First Meeting 2001-02Series Record 26-0-0Current Win Streak Elmira, 26Jackson vs. SunY Cortland 2-0-0Last Meeting 2012-13: EC 5, CS 0

2013-14 sChEdulENov. 2 Castleton (Oswego State Classic)Nov. 3 New England College (Oswego State Classic)Nov. 8 at CantonNov. 9 at CantonNov. 15 at UticaNov. 16 UticaNov. 22 PotsdamNov. 23 PotsdamDec. 6 at NeumannDec. 7 at NeumannJan. 7 at AmherstJan. 10 at HamiltonJan. 17 at PlattsburghJan. 18 at PlattsburghJan. 24 at Buffalo State Jan. 25 at Buffalo State Jan. 28 HamiltonJan. 31 UticaFeb. 1 UticaFeb. 7 OswegoFeb. 8 OswegoFeb. 14 ELMIRAFeb. 15 ELMIRA

oFFEnsE G A PTSMaggie Giamo 12 4 16 Chelsey Wright 8 7 15 Gina Tomei* 0 11 11 Kellie Micillo 4 3 7 Abbie Adams* 1 6 7

goaliE Saves Shots Save% GAADeanna Meunier* 647 706 .916 2.84 Tessa Muilenburg* 80 98 .816 7.54


* returning player


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Location Oswego, NYFounded 1861Enrollment 7,151Colors Green & GoldConference ECAC WestArena Campus Center Ice ArenaCapacity 3,000President Deborah StanleyAthletic Director Susan Viscomi2012-2013 Record 12-12-1

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Head Coach Diane DillonAssistant Coach Chelsea Walkland

sEriEs hisTory

First Meeting 2006-07Series Record 13-0-1Current Win Streak Elmira, 5Jackson vs. SunY Oswego 2-0-0Last Meeting 2012-13: EC 6, OS 0

2013-14 sChEdulENov. 2 New England College (Oswego State Classic)Nov. 3 Castleton (Oswego State Classic)Nov. 9 at PotsdamNov. 10 at PotsdamNov. 16 NeumannNov. 17 NeumannNov. 23 at ChathamNov. 24 at ChathamNov. 26 at HamiltonDec. 6 CantonDec. 7 CantonJan. 10 at St. NorbertJan. 11 at St. NorbertJan. 18 at Buffalo StateJan. 19 at Buffalo StateJan. 24 ELMIRAJan. 25 ELMIRAFeb. 1 StevensonFeb. 2 StevensonFeb. 7 at CortlandFeb. 8 at CortlandFeb. 15 at UticaFeb. 16 UticaFeb. 21 PlattsburghFeb. 22 Plattsburgh

oFFEnsE G A PTSMelissa Seamont* 9 15 24 Olivia Boersen* 7 9 16 Megan Hagg* 5 6 11 Emma Smetaniuk* 5 6 11 Mady Paul* 7 3 10

goaliE Saves Shots Save% GAABridget Smith* 446 483 .923 2.00 Tori Trovato* 125 135 .926 1.79 Catherine Cote* 25 28 .893 3.00


* returning player

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Location Plattsburgh, NYFounded 1889Enrollment 5,822Colors Cardinal Red & WhiteConference ECAC WestArena Ronald B. Stafford Ice ArenaCapacity 3,500President John EttlingAthletic Director Bruce Delventhal2012-2013 Record 27-1-2

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Head Coach Kevin HouleAssistant Coach Nicole Goguen

sEriEs hisTory

First Meeting 2001-02Series Record 16-20-3Current Win Streak Plattsburgh, 3Jackson vs. SunY Plattsburgh 0-3-0Last Meeting 2012-13: PS 4, EC 2

2013-14 sChEdulE Nov. 2 at Norwich (East-West Classic)Nov. 3 Manhattanville (East-West Classic)Nov. 5 at PotsdamNov. 9 CastletonNov. 16 Buffalo StateNov. 17 Buffalo StateNov. 23 NeumannNov. 24 NeumannNov. 30 Amherst (Panther-Cardinal Classic)Dec. 1 at Middlebury (Panther-Cardinal Classic)Jan. 5 NorwichJan. 11 ManhattanvilleJan. 14 at WilliamsJan. 17 CortlandJan. 18 CortlandJan. 24 at UticaJan. 25 at UticaFeb. 1 PotsdamFeb. 7 at ELMIRAFeb. 8 at ELMIRAFeb. 11 MiddleburyFeb. 15 at ChathamFeb. 16 at ChathamFeb. 21 at OswegoFeb. 22 at Oswego

oFFEnsE G A PTSTeal Gove 29 21 50Shannon Stewart* 21 18 39Jenny Kistner* 12 22 34Allison Era* 13 16 29 Emma Rutherford* 12 14 26

goaliE Saves Shots Save% GAASydney Aveson* 459 490 .937 1.19 Ally Ross* 31 32 .969 0.25


* returning player


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Location Potsdam, NYFounded 1816Enrollment 3,988Colors Maroon & BlackConference ECAC WestArena Maxcy HallCapacity 2,000President Dr. Dennis HefnerAthletic Director Jim Zalacca2012-2013 Record 10-14-2

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Head Coach Jay Green ’80Assistant Coach Bryanna FarrisAssistant Coach

sEriEs hisTory

First Meeting 2008-09Series Record 10-1-0Current Win Streak Elmira, 2Jackson vs. SunY Potsdam 2-0-0Last Meeting 2012-13: EC 5, PS 1

2013-14 sChEdulENov. 2 Saint Michael’s Nov. 5 PlattsburghNov. 9 OswegoNov. 10 OswegoNov. 15 ELMIRANov. 16 ELMIRANov. 19 at HamiltonNov. 22 at CortlandNov. 23 at CortlandDec. 3 CantonDec. 6 at Saint Michael’sDec. 7 at Saint Michael’sJan. 7 at CastletonJan. 14 HamiltonJan. 17 at NeumannJan. 18 at NeumannJan. 24 ChathamJan. 25 ChathamFeb. 1 at PlattsburghFeb. 7 at Buffalo StateFeb. 8 at Buffalo StateFeb. 15 CantonFeb. 16 at CantonFeb. 22 UticaFeb. 23 at Utica

oFFEnsE G A PTSAmanda Lucky* 6 9 15 Jenn Crawford* 7 5 12 Izzy Fayerman* 7 5 12 Sally Mooney* 4 8 12 Alexandra Holowka* 7 4 11

goaliE Saves Shots Save% GAAJen Conophy 404 456 .886 3.65 Dawna Salvarinas* 298 325 .917 2.47 Heather Silcott* 9 13 .692 4.14


* returning player


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Location Utica, NYFounded 1946Enrollment 2,768Colors Navy Blue & Burnt OrangeConference ECAC WestArena Utica Memorial AuditoriumCapacity 4,000President Todd Hutton, Ph.D.Athletic Director David Fontaine2012-2013 Record 16-9-2

uTiCa CollEgE pionEErsnovEmbEr 9 w murray aThlETiC CEnTEr w 3:00 p.m.

novEmbEr 10 w uTiCa mEmorial audiTorium w 3:00 p.m.


Head Coach Dave ClausenAssistant Coach Eliza KelleyAssistant Coach Bill Owens

sEriEs hisTory

First Meeting 2001-02Series Record 26-4-1Current Win Streak Elmira, 5Jackson vs. utica 3-0-0Last Meeting 2012-13: EC 5, UC 0

2013-14 sChEdulENov. 9 at ELMIRANov. 10 ELMIRANov. 15 CortlandNov. 16 at CortlandNov. 22 WilliamsNov. 26 at CantonNov. 30 Buffalo StateDec. 1 Buffalo StateDec. 6 at HamiltonJan. 4 CantonJan. 11 NorwichJan. 12 ManhattanvilleJan. 18 at ChathamJan. 19 at ChathamJan. 24 PlattsburghJan. 25 PlattsburghJan. 31 at CortlandFeb. 1 CortlandFeb. 4 at MiddleburyFeb. 8 NeumannFeb. 9 NeumannFeb. 15 OswegoFeb. 16 at OswegoFeb. 22 at PotsdamFeb. 23 Potsdam

oFFEnsE G A PTSMegan Myers* 17 14 31 Nicole Schwartz* 6 11 17 Louise Steele-Norton* 7 9 16 Morgan Reed* 6 10 16 Meghan McMahon* 4 11 15

goaliE Saves Shots Save% GAAJennifer Hamel* 360 394 .914 1.98 Marissa Hotaling 184 200 .920 1.69 Marissa McNamara* 15 17 .882 3.10


* returning player

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Location Williamstown, MAFounded 1793Enrollment 2,000Colors Purple & GoldConference NESCACArena Lansing Chapman RinkCapacity 2,500President Adam F. FalkAthletic Director Lisa Melendy2012-2013 Record 9-15-1

williams CollEgE EphsnovEmbEr 23 w murray aThlETiC CEnTEr w 3:00 p.m.


Head Coach Meghan GillisAssistant Coach Chris Cobb

sEriEs hisTory

First Meeting 2001-02Series Record 9-0-1Current Win Streak Elmira, 8Jackson vs. Williams 1-0-0Last Meeting 2012-13: EC 6, WC 0

2013-14 sChEdulENov. 15 WesleyanNov. 16 WesleyanNov. 22 at UticaNov. 23 at ELMIRA Nov. 30 at University of New EnglandDec. 1 at CastletonDec. 6 at Sacred HeartDec. 7 St. AnselmJan. 10 at TrinityJan. 11 at TrinityJan. 14 Plattsburgh Jan. 17 at HamiltonJan. 18 at HamiltonJan. 21 New England College Jan. 24 ColbyJan. 25 ColbyJan. 31 at BowdoinFeb. 1 at BowdoinFeb. 7 AmherstFeb. 8 AmherstFeb. 14 at MiddleburyFeb. 15 MiddleburyFeb. 21 Connecticut CollegeFeb. 22 Connecticut College

oFFEnsE G A PTSGabrielle Vukasin* 10 8 18 Cristina Bravi* 6 9 15 Sam Weinstein 6 8 14 Aimee Dennett 3 8 11 Andree Heller* 5 4 9

goaliE Saves Shots Save% GAAChloe Billadeau* 477 529 .902 3.16 Rachel Nguyen* 191 210 .910 2.23


* returning player


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2012-13 season In revIeW

The 2012-13 Elmira College women’s ice hockey season was one for the record books as the Soaring Eagles capped off their 2012-13 season with a storybook ending, winning a national championship. The Purple and Gold may have been the last team given a bid into the NCAA Tournament, but inspired play from goaltender, Lauren Sullivan ’13 and timely scores from her teammates brought home the third NCAA Championship in Elmira College history and the first since EC won back-to-back titles in the 2001-02 and 2002-03 campaigns. Elmira’s victory also placed them with Middlebury College at the top of the list of most women’s ice hockey championships in Division III history.

Head Coach Dean Jackson ’03 became just the third coach in men’s and women’s NCAA Ice Hockey history to lead a program to a national championship in his first season at the helm, joining former EC coach Jamie Wood on the list. The Purple and Gold finished the season 24-5-1 overall with a 14-2-0 mark in ECAC West play. The Soar-ing Eagles earned the number two seed in the conference tournament and finished as the runner-up in the ECAC West tournament.

EC earned the final at-large bid into the 2013 NCAA Tournament, but get-ting invited to the dance was all these women needed. The Soaring Eagles rolled through Bowdoin College 4-0 before taking on previously-unbeaten Gustavus-Adolphus in the national semifinals. The Purple and Gold, trail-ing by one late in the third period, got a lift from a Tanis Lamoureux ’14 short-handed goal to force overtime. Sam Curk ’13 scored the game-win-ning goal with 38 seconds remaining in the overtime period to give EC the dramatic victory and vault them into the championship game.

The finals figured to be a low scoring affair as the game featured two of the best goaltenders in the country, Sullivan and Middlebury’s Annabelle


Sam Curk ’13 scored the game-winning goal with 38 seconds left in overtime to defeat Gustavus-Adolphus. in the national semifinals.



Jones. Taylor Steadman ’16 put the Soaring Eagles up 1-0 in the second period and that was all that Sullivan needed on that day as she made every save possible. The fourth-year standout won the battle of the goalies as she recorded 30 saves to post the 1-0 shutout victory, the first shutout in a championship game in NCAA Division III women’s ice hockey history.

Elmira was led this season by six different players who earned ECAC West All-Con-ference accolades. Brooke Wilgosh ’15 earned a place on the All-Conference First Team after having another phenomenal season for the Soaring Eagles. She was EC’s highest point scoring defensemen with seven goals, 14 assists and 21 points. She ranked fifth in the conference for defensemen scoring, averaging 0.79 points per game, while registering two goals and nine assists for 11 points in conference play.

Ashley Ryan ’15, Ashton Hogan ’15, and Madison Johnston ’13 were all awarded places on the conference’s second team. Ryan and Hogan led EC offensively this season combining for a total of 57 points on 36 goals and 21 assists. In conference action, Hogan led the team with 19 points and finished second in the ECAC West conference for goals scored with 13. Ryan ranked seventh in conference play for points scored with 16, and fifth for goals scored with 10. Johnston was the second

leading defensemen scorer for EC this season registering a total of 21 points on six goals and 15 assists, while finishing her four year career with 22 goals, 48 assists and 70 points. She finished third in the ECAC West in defensive scoring this sea-son, averaging 0.81 points per game with four goals, nine assists and 13 points coming in conference competition.

Mary-Kate Gellerman ’13 received All-Conference Honorable Mention honors after leading the team in defensive points during conference play with two goals, 12 assists and 14 points. She ranked second in conference play assists and defensive scoring. Olivia Nyström ’16 was honored with a spot on the ECAC All-Rookie team as she finished her inaugural season with six goals and 13 assists for 19 points. She led the conference in freshman scoring, averaging 0.93 points a game, finish-ing with four goals, nine assists and 13 points in conference play.

Lauren Sullivan ’13 was a fortress in net all season but took her play to a completely different level in postseason play. The senior played in 20 contests recording a 1.17 goals against average and .942 save percentage en route to 11 shutouts. Sullivan finished the season with the best goals against average and most shutouts of any player in Division III. She also finished the NCAA Tour-nament with the second-best save total of any player in tourna-ment history making 105 stops in three contests. Sullivan fin-ishes her decorated career holding the all-time Elmira College single-season shutout record with 11 and is tied for most career shutouts with 22.

Sullivan, Ryan, and freshman Taylor Steadman ’16, who scored the only goal in a 1-0 win against Middlebury in the national championship game, were named to the NCAA Division III Championship All-Tournament team.

In addition to their conference accolades, Wilgosh was named to the D3Hockey.com All East Region Second Team, while Ryan earned a spot on the All-East Region Honorable Mention team. Jackson earned both East Region and National Coach of the Year accolades from D3Hockey.com. He was also recog-nized by CaptainU as the National Coach of the Year.

Lauren Sullivan ’13 picked the right time to get her EC single-sea-son record 11th shutout, recording 30 saves to blank Middlebury 1-0 in the nCAA Championship game.

Taylor Steadman ’16 scored the only goal in EC’s 1-0 win over Middlebury.

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2012-13 sTaTIsTICs

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2012-13 sTaTIsTICs

poinT sCoring Player Team GP PPG G-A-P1 Teal Gove Platt. 16 2.00 13-19-322 Shannon Stewart Platt. 16 1.81 17-12-293 Allison Era Platt. 16 1.31 9-12-214 Melissa Seamont Osw. 15 1.27 7-12-19 Ashton Hogan EC 16 1.19 13- 6-19 Jenny Kistner Platt. 16 1.19 7-12-197 Megan Myers UC 14 1.14 9-7-16 Ashley Ryan EC 16 1.00 10-6-16 Emma Rutherford Platt. 16 1.00 7-9-1610 Chelsea VanGlahn Platt. 16 0.94 8-7-1511 Mary-Kate Gellerman EC 14 1.00 2-12-14 Cassidy Delainey EC 15 0.93 7-7-14

2012-13 ECaC wEsT lEadErs

goal sCoring Player Team GP GPG G1 Shannon Stewart Platt. 16 1.06 172 Ashton Hogan EC 16 0.81 13 Teal Gove Platt. 16 0.81 134 Maggie Giamo Cort. 16 0.69 115 Ashley Ryan EC 16 0.62 106 Megan Myers UC 14 0.64 9 Allison Era Platt. 16 0.56 98 Chelsea VanGlahn Platt. 16 0.50 89 Cassidy Delainey EC 15 0.47 7 Caitlin Metcalf EC 16 0.44 7 Tanis Lamoureux EC 16 0.44 7

assisT sCoring Player Team GP APG A1 Teal Gove Platt. 16 1.19 192 Mary-Kate Gellerman EC 14 0.86 12 Melissa Seamont Osw. 15 0.80 12 Allison Era Platt. 16 0.75 12 Jenny Kistner Platt. 16 0.75 12 Shannon Stewart Platt. 16 0.75 12 Courtney May UC 16 0.75 128 Gina Tomei Cort. 16 0.62 10 Caitlin Gilligan Platt. 16 0.62 1010 Brooke Wilgosh EC 14 0.64 9 Olivia nyström EC 14 0.64 9

powEr play poinTs Player Team GP PPG G-A-P1 Teal Gove Platt. 16 0.75 5-7-122 Allison Era Platt. 16 0.50 4-4-83 Maggie Giamo Cort. 16 0.44 6-1-7 Gina Tomei Cort. 16 0.44 0-7-75 Chelsey Wright Cort. 16 0.38 2-4-6 Alyssa Parke Platt. 16 0.38 1-5-6 Jenny Kistner Platt. 16 0.38 1-5-68 Megan Myers UC 14 0.36 4-1-5 Olivia nyström EC 14 0.36 1-4-5 Caitlin Metcalf EC 16 0.31 4-1-5

powEr play goals Player Team GP GPG G1 Maggie Giamo Cort. 16 0.38 62 Teal Gove Platt 16 0.31 53 Megan Myers UC 14 0.29 4 Caitlin Metcalf EC 16 0.25 4 Allison Era Platt. 16 0.25 46 Kellie Micillo Cort. 16 0.19 3 Chelsea VanGlahn Platt. 16 0.19 3 Shannon Stewart Platt. 16 0.19 39 Lynsey Nakamura NU 15 0.13 2 Melissa Seamont Osw. 15 0.13 2 Chelsea Hunt Osw. 15 0.13 2 Bailee Goodon Osw. 15 0.13 2

dEFEnsEman sCoring Player Team GP PPG G-A-P1 Allison Era Platt. 16 1.31 9-12-212 Mary-Kate Gellerman EC 14 1.00 2-12-143 Madison Johnston EC 16 0.81 4-9-134 Courtney May UC 16 0.75 0-12-125 Brooke Wilgosh EC 14 0.79 2-9-11 Alyssa Parke Platt. 16 0.69 3-8-11 Caitlin Gilligan Platt. 16 0.69 1-10-118 Ella Stewart EC 11 0.73 0-8-8 Bridget Balisy Platt. 16 0.50 3-5-810 Lindsay Burrows EC 15 0.47 0-7-7 Nikki Kirchberger Buff. 16 0.44 5-2-7

FrEshman sCoring Player Team GP PPG G-A-P1 Olivia nyström EC 14 0.93 4-9-132 Caitlin Gilligan Platt. 16 0.69 1-10-113 Giovanna Senese Platt. 13 0.69 2-7-9 Taylor Steadman EC 16 0.56 5-4-95 Shanelle Doucette NU 16 0.50 6-2-8 Morgan Reed UC 16 0.50 4-4-8 Bridget Balisy Platt. 16 0.50 3-5-8 Andrea Ziesmann Platt. 16 0.50 3-5-89 Megan Russelo NU 15 0.47 5-2-7 Nikki Kirchberger Buff. 16 0.44 5-2-7 Audrey Juneau EC 16 0.44 2-5-7


eCaC WesT ICe HoCkey

Conference Only

Team GP W-L-T % GF GA

Plattsburgh St. 16 15-0-1 .969 87 11

Elmira 16 14-2 .875 77 15

Utica 16 9-5-2 .625 39 32

Oswego St. 16 10-6 .625 37 33

Potsdam St. 16 6-9-1 .406 22 52

Neumann 16 6-10 .375 32 41

Cortland St. 16 6-10 .375 34 46

Buffalo St. 16 3-13 .188 21 50

Chatham 16 1-15 .062 10 79

2012-13 Final rEgular sEason ECaC wEsT sTandingsOverall

Team GP W-L-T % GF GA

Plattsburgh St. 30 27-1-2 .933 139 33

Elmira 30 24-5-1 .817 123 33

Utica 27 16-9-2 .630 70 54

Oswego St. 25 12-12-1 .500 49 51

Potsdam St. 26 10-14-2 .423 50 83

Neumann 27 10-16-1 .389 56 74

Cortland St. 23 6-16-1 .283 43 77

Buffalo St. 25 6-18-1 .260 38 76

Chatham 20 2-18 .100 15 100

2012-13 ECaC wEsT TournamEnT First Round#4 Utica def. #5 Potsdam 5-1#6 Neumann def. #3 Oswego 3-0

Semifinals#1 Plattsburgh def. #6 Neumann 5-0#2 Elmira def. #4 Utica 5-0

Championship#1 Plattsburgh def. #2 Elmira 4-2

2013-14 ECaC wEsT TournamEnT First Round - February 26, 2014Semifinals - March 1, 2014Championship - March 8, 2014

2012-13 ECaC wEsT awards and all-sTar TEamsPlayer of the Year: Teal Gove, Plattsburgh

Goaltender of the Year: Sydney Aveson, PlattsburghRookie of the Year: Deanna Meunier, Cortland

Coaches of the Year: Kevin Houle, Plattsburgh and Dave Clausen, Utica

FirsT TEamF - Teal Gove ’13, PlattsburghF - Shannon Stewart ’15, PlattsburghF - Megan Myers ’14, UticaD - Allie Era ’14, PlattsburghD - Brooke Wilgosh ’15, ElmiraG - Sydney Aveson ’13, Plattsburgh

sECond TEamF - Ashton Hogan ’15, ElmiraF - Ashley Ryan ’15, ElmiraF - Melissa Seamont ’14, OswegoD - Madison Johnston ’13, ElmiraD - Courtney May ’15, UticaG - Deanna Meunier ’16, Cortland

all-rookiEF - Olivia nyström ’16, ElmiraF - Giovanna Senese ’16, PlattsburghF - Nikki Kirchberger ’16, Buffalo St.D - Andrea Zeismann ’16, PlattsburghD - Madison Fischl ’16, CortlandG - Deanna Meunier ’16, Cortland

2012-13 ECaC wEsT wEEkly honors

Date Player Goalie Rookie

Nov. 5 Tanis Lamoureux, EC Shannon Donnelly, NU Olivia Nystrom, EC

Nov. 12 Courtney Carnes, Buff. Bridget Smith, Osw. Casey Kilduff, NU

Nov. 19 Ashton Hogan, EC Bridget Smith, Osw. Morgan Reed, UC

Nov. 26 Jenny Kitsner, Platt. Sydney Averson, Platt. Breanne Bennett, Platt.

Dec. 3 Olivia Boersen, Osw. Dawna Salvarinas, Pots. Deanna Meunier, Cort.

Dec. 10 Izzy Fayerman, Pots. Jennifer Hamel, UC Nikki Kirchberge, Buff.

Jan. 7 Ashley Ryan, EC Justina Mayr, NU Kristen Domanski, Pots.

Jan. 14 Shannon Stewart, Platt. Dawna Salvarinas, Pots. Taylor Steadman, EC

Jan. 22 Megan Myers, UC Sydney Aveson, Platt. Laura Drew, Cort.

Jan. 28 Ashley Ryan -- EC Shannon Donnelly, NU Shanelle Doucette, NU

Feb. 4 Katrina Hawkins, CU Jennifer Hamel, UC Deanna Meunier, Cort.

Feb. 11 Megan Myers, UC Lauren Sullivan, EC Megan Russelo, NU

Feb. 18 Chelsea VanGlahn, Platt. Jen Conophy, Pots. Sarah Nelson, Pots.


eCaC WesT HIsTory

2012-13Brooke Wilgosh ’15 (First Team)Ashton Hogan ’15 (Second Team)Ashley Ryan ’15 (Second Team)Madison Johnston ’13 (Second Team)Olivia Nyström ’16 (All-Rookie Team)Mary-Kate Gellerman ’13 (Honorable Mention)

2011-12 Lindsay Mitchell ’12 (Second Team)Kathryne Walke ’12 (Second Team)Torri Charron ’14 (Second TeamAshley Ryan ’15 (All-Rookie Team)Brooke Wilgosh ’15 (All-Rookie Team) Lisa Marshall ’14 (Honorable Mention) 2010-11 Tori Charron ’14 (Second Team, All-Rookie Team, ROTY)Kathryne Walker ’12 (Second Team)

2009-10 Jamie Kivi ’10 (First Team)Jill DeBus ’13 (All-Rookie Team)Madison Johnston ’13 All-Rookie Team)Lauren Sullivan ’13 (All-Rookie Team)

2008-09 Kayla Coady ’09 (Player of the Year, First Team)Jamie Kivi ’10 (First Team)Tiffany Hart ’10 (First Team)Allison Cubberley ’09 (Goaltender of the Year, FirstTeam)Jamie Huntley ’09 (Second Team)

2007-08 Kayla Coady ’09 (First Team)Allison Cubberley ’09 (First Team)Jamie Kivi ’10 (Second Team)

2006-07 Kayla Coady ’09 (First Team)Tiffany Hart ’10, (First Team, All Rookie Team)Allison Cubberley ’09 (First Team)Jamie Kivi ’10 (Second Team, All Rookie Team)Jenna McCall ’10 (Honorable Mention, All Rookie Team)

2005-06 Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 (First Team, Co-Player of the Year)Kayla Coady ’09 (First Team, All-Rookie Team, ROTY)Stacey Calic ’06 (First Team)Danielle Wysomierski ’06 (Second Team)Natasha Yeates ’09 (All-Rookie Team)Allison Cubberley ’09 (All-Rookie Team)Stephanie McLean ’07 (Honorable Mention)

2004-05Laura Hurd ’05 (Player of the Year, First Team)Edith Racine ’05 (Goaltender of the Year, First Team)Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 (First Team)LeAnne Denman ’05 (Second Team)

ECaC wEsT all-sTar hisTory

2003-04Laura Hurd ’05 (First Team)Shannon Sargent ’05 (Second Team)LeAnne Denman ’05 (Second Team)Stacy Collins ’07 (All-Rookie Team)

2002-03 Laura Hurd ’05 (First Team)LeAnne Denman ’05 (First Team)Teegon Black ’03 (Second Team)Jenelle Bauer ’05 (Second Team)Edith Racine ’05 (Second Team)Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 (All-Rookie Team, Rookie of the Year)Siobhan Edington ’06 (All-Rookie Team)Sheena Calic ’06 (All-Rookie Team)

2001-02 Laura Hurd ’05 (Player of the Year, All-Rookie Team)LeAnne Denman ’05 (First Team, All-Rookie Team)Michelle Rennie ’04 (First Team)Charissa Gawant ’05 (Second Team)

2009-10 | 2008-09 | 2007-082004-05 | 2003-04 | 2002-03

2001-02

ECaC wEsT TiTlEs

Brooke Wilgosh ’152012-13 ECAC West First Team


2010-11Quarterfinal Utica L, 1-2

2006-07Final Plattsburgh St. L, 2-3Semifinal Utica W, 1-0

2005-06Semifinal Utica L, 1-4

2003-04Final Plattsburgh St. W, 3-2Semifinal Utica W, 4-1

2002-03Final Plattsburgh St. W, 4-2Semifinal Buffalo St. W, 4-0

2001-02Final Plattsburgh St. W, 2-1 2OTSemifinal Buffalo St. W, 6-5 OT

2004-05Final Plattsburgh St. W, 2-1 OTSemifinal Neumann W, 4-1

2007-08Final Plattsburgh St. W, 1-0Semifinal RIT W, 6-2Quarterfinal Buffalo St. W, 3-2

2008-09Final Plattsburgh St. W, 3-0Semifinal Neumann W, 8-1

2009-10Final Plattsburgh St. W, 4-2 Semifinal RIT W, 2-1 OT

2011-12Quarterfinal Potsdam St. L, 1-2

2012-13Semifinal Utica W, 5-0Final Plattsburgh St. L, 2-4

eCaC WesT PosTseason HIsTory

2009-10 ECAC West Tournament Champions


by THe numbers

soaring EaglEs by ThE numbErs

individual supErlaTivEs sEason highsGoals: 19, Ashton Hogan ’15 Assists: 18, Sam Curk ’13Points: 31, Ashley Ryan ’15Penalty Minutes: 27, Mary-Kate Gellerman ’13Wins: 15, Lauren Sullivan ’13Game-Winning Goals: 3, Ashley Ryan ’15, Ashton Hogan ’15, Cait-lin Metcalf ’13, & Cassidy Delainey ’15Power-Play Goals: 4, Caitlin Metcalf ’13Shorthanded Goals: 2, Ashley Ryan ’15

gamE highsGoals: 3, Ashley Ryan ’15 & Taylor Steadman ’16Assists: 4, Mary-Kate Gellerman ’13, Jan. 12 vs. ChathamPoints: 4, Mary-Kate Gellerman ’13, Jan. 12 vs. ChathamSaves: 38, Lauren Sullivan ’13, Mar. 15 vs. Gustavus-Adolphus

TEam supErlaTivEs gamE highsGoals Scored: 9, Jan. 12 vs. ChathamFewest Goals Scored: 1, Four TimesMost Goals Allowed: 5, Jan. 20 at Plattsburgh Fewest Goals Allowed: 0, 16 TimesMost Shots on Goal: 61, Feh. 9 at OswegoFewest Shots on Goal: 21, Nov. 24 vs. MiddleburyMost Shots on Goal Allowed: 41, Mar. 15 vs. Gustavus-AdolphusFewest Shots on Goal Allowed: 5, Jan. 11 vs. ChathamMost Power Play Goals Scored: 3, Feb. 9 at Oswego Most Power Play Goals Allowed: 3, Nov. 24 at MiddleburyMost Short-Handed Goals Scored: 1, Three TimesMost Short-Handed Goals Allowed: 0, 30 TimesMost Penalty Minutes: 29, Nov. 24 at MiddleburyFewest Penalty Minutes: 0, jan. 11 vs. Chatham Most Penalty Minutes (Opponent): 27, Jan. 26 at Buffalo StateFewest Penalty Minutes (Opponent): 0, Jan. 11 vs. ChathamLongest Winning Streak: 8 Nov. 25, 2012-Jan. 12, 2013

pEriod highsGoals Scored: 5, Three TimesMost Goals Allowed: 4, Jan. 20 at PlattsburghMost Shots on Goal: 23, Feb. 9 at OswegoFewest Shots on Goal: 5, Three TimesMost Shots on Goal Allowed: 16, Jan. 19 at PlattsburghFewest Shots on Goal Allowed: 0, Twice

Elmira’s rECord whEn:Scoring First: 24-1-1Opposition Scored First: 0-4-0Leading after first period: 18-0-1Trailing after the first period: 0-2-0 Tied after the first period: 6-3-0Leading after the second period: 21-1-1Trailing after the second period: 0-3-0Tied after the second period: 3-1-0

2012-13 gamE-by-gamE rEsulTs

30 gamEs playEd 24-5-1 ovErall rECord

Date Opponent Result

10/27/2012 Norwich % T, 2-2

10/28/2012 Manhattanville % W, 3-1

11/3/2012 Cortland * W, 4-0

1/4/2012 Cortland * W, 5-0

11/9/2012 Utica * W, 7-0

11/10/2012 at Utica * W, 4-1

11/16/2012 Potsdam * W, 8-0

11/17/2012 Potsdam * W, 5-1

11/24/2012 Middlebury # L, 3-4 OT

11/25/2012 Amherst # W, 6-1

12/1/2012 at Neumann * W, 1-0

12/2/2012 at Neumann * W, 6-1

12/8/2012 at Williams W, 6-0

1/4/2013 Manhattanville W, 3-0

1/5/2013 Hamilton W, 3-0

1/11/2013 Chatham * W, 6-1

1/12/2013 Chatham * W, 9-0

1/19/2013 at Plattsburgh * L, 1-4

1/20/2013 at Plattsburgh * L, 4-5

1/25/2013 at Buffalo State * W, 3-2 OT

1/26/2013 at Buffalo State * W, 6-0

2/2/2013 Stevenson W, 3-0

2/8/2013 at Oswego * W, 2-0

2/9/2013 at Oswego * W, 6-0

2/16/2013 Middlebury L, 1-3

3/2/2013 Utica @ W, 5-0

3/3/2013 at Plattsburgh @ L, 2-4

3/9/2013 Bowdoin $ W, 4-0

3/15/2013 Gustavus Adolphus $ W, 4-3 OT

3/16/2013 Middlebury $ W, 1-0%East-West Classic#Cardinal-Panther Classic*ECAC West Conference Game@ ECAC West Tournament$ NCAA Tournament


soarIng eagles HIsTory

PLAYER G A PTSLaura Hurd ’05 120 117 237 Kayla Coady ’09 82 100 182 Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 51 91 142 Charissa Gawant ’05 53 86 139 Jenna McCall ’10 54 84 138 Lindsay Palmer ’05 55 80 135 Stefanie McLean ’07 49 51 100

ThE Elmira CollEgE 100-poinT Club

EC’s All-Time Leading Scorer: Laura Hurd ’05

EC’s Most Recent 100-Point Club Member: Jenna McCall ’10

Kayla Coady ’05Jaclyn O’Neil ’06


Year Goals Assists Points 2012-13 Ashton Hogan ’15 (19) Sam Curk ’13 (18) Ashley Ryan ’15 (31)2011-12 Tori Charron ’14 (18) Lindsay Mitchell ’12 (21) Lindsay Mitchell ’12 (32)2010-11 Tori Charron ’14 (28) Katy Walker ’12 (13) Tori Charron ’14 (37) Tanis Lamoureux ’14 (13)2009-10 Alex Bresler ’12 (19) Jenna McCall ’10 (20) Jamie Kivi ’10 (31) Jenna McCall ’10 (31)2008-09 Kayla Coady ’09 (21) Kayla Coady ’09 (35) Kayla Coady ’09 (56)2007-08 Kayla Coady ’09 (21) Jenna McCall ’10 (19) Kayla Coady ’092006-07 Kayla Coady ’09 (20) Kayla Coady ’09 (27) Kayla Coady ’09 (47)2005-06 Stefanie McLean ’07 (21) Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 (28) Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 (44)2004-05 Laura Hurd ’05 (25) Laura Hurd ’05 (33) Laura Hurd ’05 (58)2003-04 Laura Hurd ’05 (22) Laura Hurd ’05 (25) Laura Hurd ’05 (47)2002-03 Laura Hurd ’05 (33) Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 (24) Laura Hurd ’05 (55) 2001-02 Laura Hurd ’05 (40) Charissa Gawant ’05 (41) Laura Hurd ’05 (77)

Elmira CollEgE singlE sEason lEadErs

sIngle season leaders

2012-13 Assist Leader: Sam Curk ’13

2012-13 Points Leader: Ashley Ryan ’15


Most goals scored 178 2001-02 (28 games)Fewest goals scored 88 2010-11 (26 games)Most goals allowed 62 2005-06Fewest goals allowed 29 2004-05Most goals per game 6.23 2001-02Fewest goals per game 3.83 2007-08Most goals allowed per game 2.30 2005-06Fewest goals allowed per game 1.06 2002-03Most 40-goal scorers 1 2001-02Most 30-goal scorers 1 2001-02, 2002-03Most 20-goal scorers 2 2005-06Most 10-goal scorers 7 2004-05Most 20-point scorers 10 2002-03Most 30-point scorers 5 2001-02Most 40-point scorers 3 2001-02, 2008-09Most 50-point scorers 2 2001-02Most 60-point scorers 1 2001-02Most 70-point scorers 1 2001-02Most games 30 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2012-13 Fewest games 26 2010-11Most Wins 26 2001-02Fewest Wins 16 2010-11Most Losses 9 2005-06 Fewest Losses 1 2001-02Most Ties 3 2006-07Fewest Ties 0 2004-05, 2005-06 Longest Winning Streak 19 Nov. 10, 2001 to Feb. 3, 2002Longest Losing Streak 4 Oct. 25, 2003 to Nov. 8, 2003Longest Unbeaten Streak 33 Nov. 10, 2001 to Nov. 17, 02 Most Shutouts 16 2012-13Most Power Play Goals 55 2008-09Fewest Power Play Goals 18 2003-04Most Shorthanded Goals 9 2005-06Most Shorthanded Goals All. 4 2005-06, 2007-08Fewest Shorthanded Goals 1 2011-12Fewest Shorthanded Goals All. 0 2004-05, 2011-12, 2012-13Most Power Play Goals Allowed 17 2005-06Fewest Power Play Goals All. 8 2012-13Most Power Play Attempts 207 2006-07Fewest Power Play Attempts 100 2003-04Most Penalty Killing Chances 204 2007-08Fewest Penalty Killing Chances 104 2003-04Highest Power Play Percentage 29.9 2009-10 (46-for-154)*Lowest Power Play Percentage 17.3 2007-08 (32-for-185)Highest Penalty Killing Rate 94.0 2006-07 (188-for-200)*Lowest Penalty Killing Rate 88.8 2009-10 (127-for-143)Most Penalties 229 2007-08Fewest Penalties 118 2003-04Most Penalty Minutes 461 2007-08Fewest Penalty Minutes 239 2002-03 Most Penalties, Opposition 223 2006-07Fewest Penalties, Opposition 65 2004-05Most Penalty Minutes, Opp. 452 2006-07Fewest Penalty Minutes, Opp. 230 2002-03 *Led the Nation in that Season

Elmira CollEgE TEam sEason rECords

elmIra College Team reCords

2012-13 Goals Leader: Ashton Hogan ’15


Most Goals6 Tori Charron ’14, Jan. 29, 2011 vs. Chatham (W, 11-1) 4 Laura Hurd ’05, Jan. 19, 2002 vs. Neumann (W, 15-0)4 Siobhan Edington ’06, Jan. 15, 2003 vs. Cortland (W, 11-0)4 Laura Hurd ’05, Jan. 27, 2004 at Cortland (W, 9-1)

Most Assists6 Laura Hurd ’05, Nov. 24, 2001 vs. Neumann (W, 15-0) 6 Charissa Gawant ’05, Jan. 11, 2003 vs. Neumann (W, 14-1)5 Laura Hurd ’05, Jan. 19 2002 vs. Neumann (W, 15-0)5 Charissa Gawant ’05, Jan. 19, 2002 vs. Neumann (W, 15-0)5 Siobhan Edington ’06, Feb. 18, 2003 vs. Hamilton (W, 11-2)5 Laura Hurd ’05, Oct. 30, 2004 at Chatham (13-0)5 Laura Hurd’05, Dec. 4, 2005 vs. Castleton State (W, 11-0)5 Kayla Coady ’09, Feb. 22, 2009 vs. Cortland (W, 9-0)5 Jamie Kivi ’10, Feb. 14, 2010 vs. Oswego (W, 9-0)4 Several Players, done most recently by Mary-Kate Gellerman ’13, Jan. 12, 2013 vs. Chatham (W, 9-0)

Most Points9 Laura Hurd ’05, Jan. 19, 2002 vs. Neumann (W, 15-0)8 Tori Charron ’14, Jan. 29, 2011 vs. Chatham (W, 11-1)7 Laura Hurd ’05, Oct. 30, 2005 at Chatham (W, 13-0)7 Jamie Kivi ’10, Feb. 14, 2010 vs. Oswego (W, 9-0)6 Kayla Coady ’09, Feb. 22, 2009 vs. Cortland (W, 9-0)

Most Penalty Minutes17 Catherine Shears ’09, Feb. 5, 2006 at New England College (W, 6-2)

Most Saves51, Edith Racine ’05, Feb. 24, 2002 vs. Plattsburgh (W, 4-3 2OT)

bEsT individual singlE-gamE pErFormanCEs in EC hisTory

sIngle game reCords

Most Goals Scored 15 Twice Most Goals Allowed 6 Nov. 13, 2004Fastest Two Goals 7 seconds apart Nov. 8, 2003Fastest Three Goals 44 seconds apart Nov. 2, 2002Fastest Four Goals 1:20 apart Jan. 12, 2003Fastest Two Goals Allowed 14 seconds apart Nov. 21, 2009Most Goals in a Period 9 Nov. 24, 2001 (1st period)Most G in a Per., Opp. 4 Dec. 8, 2001 (3rd period) 4 Nov. 22, 2005 (2nd period)Most Shots: 79 Nov. 21, 2003Most Shots Allowed 54 Feb. 24, 2002Most Shots Period 34 Nov. 24, 2001 (1st period) Most Shots Period, Opp. 20 Feb. 1, 2008 (3rd period)Most Power Play Goals 7 Nov. 12, 2006Most PP Goals, Opp. 3 Jan. 21, 2006Most Power Plays 14 Nov. 12, 2006Most Power Plays, Opp. 11 TwiceMost Shorthanded Goals 2 Nov. 25, 2001Most SHG, Opp. 2 Nov. 15 2008

singlE-gamE TEam rECords

Single-Game Points Record Holder: Laura Hurd ’05 (9)

Single-Game Saves Record Holder: Edith Racine ’05 (51)


all-TIme ToP-10 offensIve sTaTIsTICs

POInTS1. Laura Hurd ’05 77 (2001-02) 2. Laura Hurd ’05 58 (2004-05) 3. Charissa Gawant ’05 57 (2001-02)4. Kayla Coady ’09 56 (2008-09) 5. Laura Hurd ’05 55 (2002-03) 6. Laura Hurd ’05 47 (2003-04) Kayla Coady ’09 47 (2006-07) 8. Jenna McCall’ 10 45 (2008-09) 9. Lindsay Palmer ’05 44 (2001-02) Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 44 (2005-06)

singlE sEasonGOALS

1. Laura Hurd ’05 40 (2001-02)2. Laura Hurd ’05 33 (2002-03) 3. Tori Charron ’14 28 (2010-11) 4. Laura Hurd ’05 25 (2004-05) 5. Laura Hurd ’05 22 (2003-04) 6. Stefanie McLean ’07 21 (2005-06) Kayla Coady ’09 21 (2008-09) Kayla Coady ’09 21 (2007-08) 9. Kayla Coady ’09 20 (2006-07) Kayla Coady ’09 20 (2005-06)

ASSISTS1. Charissa Gawant ’05 41 (2001-02) 2. Laura Hurd ’05 37 (2001-02) 3. Kayla Coady ’09 35 (2008-09) 4. Laura Hurd ’05 33 (2004-05) 5. Lindsay Palmer ’05 30 (2001-02) 6. Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 28 (2004-05) Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 28 (2005-06) 8. Kayla Coady ’09 27 (2006-07) 9. Jenna McCall ’10 26 (2008-09) 10. Laura Hurd ’05 25 (2003-04)

GAME-WInnInG GOALS1. Laura Hurd ’05 9 (2001-02) 2. Laura Hurd ’05 8 (2004-05) 3. Tori Charron ’14 6 (2010-11) Kayla Coady ’09 6 (2007-08) 5. Kayla Coady ’09 5 (2008-09) Lauryn DePaul ’10 5 (2009-10) Jenna McCall ’10 5 (2008-09) Laura Hurd ’05 5 (2002-03) Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 5 (2002-03) 10. LeAnne Denman ’05 4 (2001-02)

PEnALTY MInuTES1. Jamie Huntly ’09 68 (2008-09) 2. Catherine Shears ’09 65 (2005-06) 3. Tori Charron ’14 54 (2010-11) 4. Julie Clune ’05 54 (2001-02) 5. Sonya Lynk ’05 50 (2001-02) 6. Jamie Huntley ’09 50 (2006-07) 7. Lyndsa Laxton ’09 48 (2005-06) 8. Jenna McCall ’10 46 (2006-07) 9. Jill DeBus ’13 44 (2009-10) 10. Lauryn DePaul ’10 44 (2009-10)

HAT-TRICKS1. Laura Hurd ’05 4 (2001-02) Laura Hurd ’05 4 (2002-03) 3. Jamie Huntley ’09 2 (2008-09) LeAnne Denman ’05 2 (2001-02) Laura Hurd ’05 2 (2003-04) Stefanie McLean ’07 2 (2005-06) Tori Charron ’14 2 (2010-11)7. Twenty-One tied at 1

SHORT-HAnDED GOALS1. Kayla Coady ’09 4 (2008-09) Laura Hurd ’05 4 (2002-03) 3. Laura Hurd ’05 3 (2001-02) Kayla Coady ’09 3 (2005-06) 5. Lauren Campbell ’12 2 (2010-11) Ashley Ryan ’15 2 (2012-13) Shannon Sargent ’05 2 (2001-02) Emily Sand ’06 2 (2002-03) Laura Hurd ’05 2 (2003-04) Laura Hurd ’05 2 (2004-05) Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 2 (2005-06)

POWER PLAY GOALS1. Jenna McCall ’10 13 (2008-09) 2. Tori Charron ’14 12 (2010-11) 3. Kayla Coady ’09 10 (2008-09) 4. Alex Bresler ’12 9 (2009-10) Jamie Huntley ’09 9 (2008-09) Stefanie McLean ’07 9 (2006-07) 7. Kayla Coady ’09 8 (2006-07) Jill DeBus ’13 8 (2009-10) 9. Lauryn DePaul ’10 7 (2009-10) Laura Hurd ’05 7 (2002-03)

POInTS1. Laura Hurd ’05 237 (2001-05) 2. Kayla Coady ’09 182 (2005-09) 3. Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 142 (2002-06) 4. Charissa Gawant ’05 139 (2001-05)5. Jenna McCall ’10 138 (2006-10) 6. Lindsay Palmer ’05 135 (2001-05) 7. Stefanie McLean ’07 100 (2003-07) 8. Jamie Kivi ’10 94 (2006-10) 9. Shannon Sargent ’05 91 (2001-05) 10. Lauryn DePaul ’10 82 (2006-07)

GOALS1. Laura Hurd ’05 120 (2001-05) 2. Kayla Coady ’09 82 (2005-09) 3. Lindsay Palmer ’05 55 (2001-05)4. Jenna McCall ’10 54 (2006-10) 5. Charissa Gawant ’05 53 (2001-05) 6. Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 51 (2002-06) 7. Shannon Sargent ’05 49 (2001-05) Stefanie McLean ’07 49 (2003-07) 9. Lauryn DePaul ’10 48 (2006-10) 10. Tori Charron ’14 46 (2010-12)

ASSISTS1. Laura Hurd ’05 117 (2001-05) 2. Kayla Coady ’09 100 (2005-09) 3. Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 91 (2002-06) 4. Charissa Gawant ’05 86 (2001-05) 5. Jenna McCall ’10 84 (2006-10) 6. Lindsay Palmer ’05 80 (2001-05) 7. Jamie Kivi ’10 69 (2006-10) 8. Tiffany Hart ’10 58 (2006-10) 9. Lindsay Mitchell ’12 52 (2008-12) 10. Stefanie McLean ’07 51 (2003-07)

CarEErPEnALTY MInuTES

1. Catherine Shears ’09 210 (2005-09) 2. Jamie Huntley ’09 174 (2005-09) 3. Lauryn DePaul ’10 152 (2006-10) 4. Julie Clune ’05 133 (2001-05) 5. Natasha Yeates ’09 130 (2005-09) 6. Stefanie McLean ’07 121 (2003-07) 7. Lyndsay Laxton ’09 119 (2005-08) 8. Jamie Kivi ’10 116 (2006-10) 9. Jenna McCall ’10 116 (2006-10) 10. Charissa Gawant ’05 114 (2001-05)

SHORT-HAnDED GOALS1. Laura Hurd ’05 11 (2001-05)2. Kayla Coady ’09 9 (2005-09)3. Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 4 (2002-06)4. Karen Colehour ’10 3 (2006-10) Shannon Sargent ’05 3 (2001-05)6. Alex Bresler ’12 2 (2008-12) Emily Sand ’06 2 (2002-04) Lauren Campbell ’12 2 (2010-12) Tanis Lamoureux ’14 2 (2010-Pres.) Ashley Ryan ’15 2 (2011-Pres.)

POWER PLAY GOALS1. Kayla Coady ’09 25 (2005-09) Jenna McCall ’10 25 (2006-10)3. Stefanie McLean ’07 21 (2003-07)4. Laura Hurd ’05 20 (2001-05)5. Lauryn DePaul ’10 19 (2006-10)6. Tori Charron ’14 16 (2010-12)7. Alex Bresler ’12 15 (2008-12)8. Catherine Shears ’09 13 (2005-09) Jamie Huntley ’09 13 (2005-09)10. Jamie Kivi ’10 12 (2006-10)

GAME-WInnInG GOALS1. Laura Hurd ’05 25 (2001-05)2. Kayla Coady ’09 17 (2005-09)3. Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 14 (2002-06)4. Jenna McCall ’10 13 (2006-10)5. Lauryn DePaul ’10 11 (2006-10)6. Tori Charron ’14 10 (2010-12)7. Alex Bresler ’12 8 (2008-12) Melanie Henshaw ’10 8 (2006-10) Shannon Sargent ’05 8 (2001-05)10. Charissa Gawant ’05 7 (2001-05) Lindsay Palmer ’05 7 (2001-05) Karen Colehour ’10 7 (2006-10)


all-TIme ToP-10 goalTender sTaTIsTICs

WInnInG PERCEnTAGE1. Cara McGurry ’08 1.000 (2004-05) 2. Kristin Lillie ’05 1.000 (2003-04) 3. Edith Racine ’05 .917 (2001-02) 4. Kristin Lillie ’05 .909 (2002-03) 5. Lisa Marshall ’14 .889 (2012-13) 6. Lauren Sullivan ’13 .816 (2009-10) 7. Lisa Marshall ’14 .800 (2011-12) 8. Sam Maguire ’13 .800 (2009-10) 9. Cara McGurry ’08 .800 (2007-08) 10. Edith Racine ’05 .800 (2004-05)

WInS1. Allison Cubberley ’09 21 (2008-09) 2. Edith Racine ’05 16 (2001-02) Edith Racine ’05 16 (2004-05) 4. Lauren Sullivan ’13 15 (2012-13) Lauren Sullivan ’13 15 (2009-10) Allison Cubberley ’09 15 (2007-08) 7. Edith Racine ’05 13 (2002-03) 8. Cara McGurry ’08 11 (2005-06) 9. Allison Cubberley ’09 11 (2006-07) 10. Kristin Lillie ’05 10 (2001-02) Kristin Lillie ’05 10 (2002-03) Kristin Lillie ’05 10 (2003-04) Lauren Sullivan ’13 10 (2010-11)

SAVE PERCEnTAGE1. Kristin Lillie ’05 .946 (2003-04) 2. Lauren Sullivan ’13 .945 (2009-10) 3. Allison Cubberley ’09 .945 (2008-09) 4. Lisa Marshall ’14 .942 (2012-13) Allison Cubberley ’09 .942 (2007-08) Edith Racine ’05 .942 (2002-03) 7. Kristin Lillie ’05 .941 (2001-02) 8. Lauren Sullivan ’13 .939 (2012-13) 9. Lisa Marshall ’14 .937 (2011-12) 10. Kristin Lillie ’05 .936 (2002-03)

SAVES1. Allison Cubberley ’09 597 (2008-09) 2. Allison Cubberley ’09 504 (2007-08) 3. Lauren Sullivan ’13 448 (2010-11) 4. Edith Racine ’05 435 (2003-04) 5. Edith Racine ’05 425 (2002-03) 6. Edith Racine ’05 418 (2001-02) 7. Lauren Sullivan ’13 412 (2009-10) 8. Cara McGurry ’08 394 (2005-06) 9. Lauren Sullivan ’13 392 (2012-13) 10. Edith Racine ’05 377 (2004-05)

SHOTS FACED1. Allison Cubberley ’09 632 (2008-09) 2. Allison Cubberley ’09 535 (2007-08) 3. Lauren Sullivan ’13 480 (2010-11) 4. Edith Racine ’05 467 (2003-04) 5. Edith Racine ’05 451 (2002-03) Edith Racine ’05 451 (2001-02) 7. Lauren Sullivan ’13 436 (2009-10) 8. Cara McGurry ’08 435 (2005-06) 9. Lauren Sullivan ’13 416 (2012-13) 10. Edith Racine ’05 404 (2004-05)

GOALS AGAInST AVERAGE1. Kristin Lillie ’05 0.46 (2002-03) 2. Kristin Lillie ’05 0.60 (2003-04) 3. Kristin Lillie ’05 0.67 (2001-02) 4. Lisa Marshall ’14 0.89 (2012-13) 5. Cara McGurry ’08 0.94 (2004-05) 6. Lauren Sullivan ’13 1.18 (2012-13) 7. Lauren Sullivan ’13 1.23 (2009-10) 8. Allison Cubberley ’09 1.28 (2008-09) 9. Edith Racine ’05 1.38 (2004-05) 10. Edith Racine ’05 1.43 (2002-03)

MInuTES PLAYED1. Allison Cubberley ’09 1,640 (2008-09) 2. Allison Cubberley ’09 1,243 (2007-08) 3. Lauren Sullivan ’13 1,223 (2012-13) 4. Edith Racine ’05 1,173 (2004-05) 5. Lauren Sullivan ’13 1,170 (2009-10) 6. Lauren Sullivan ’13 1,155 (2010-11) 7. Edith Racine ’05 1,090 (2002-03) 8. Edith Racine ’05 1,089 (2003-04) 9. Edith Racine ’05 1,088 (2001-02) 10. Cara McGurry ’08 1,049 (2005-06)

SHuTOuTS1. Lauren Sullivan ’13 11 (2012-13) 2. Allison Cubberley ’09 10 (2008-09) 3. Kristin Lillie ’05 9 (2002-03) 4. Edith Racine ’05 8 (2-004-05) 5. Kristin Lillie ’05 7 (2001-02) 6. Allison Cubberley ’09 6 (2007-08) 7. Edith Racine ’05 5 (2001-02) Edith Racine ’05 5 (2002-03) Lisa Marshall ’14 5 (2012-13) 10. Lauren Sullivan ’13 4 (2009-10) Lauren Sullivan ’13 4 (2010-11)

singlE sEason

WInnInG PERCEnTAGE1. Kristin Lillie ’05 .968 (2001-04) 2. Lisa Marshall ’14 .842 (Active) 3. Sam Maguire ’13 .833 (2009-13) 4. Allison Cubberley ’09 .750 (2005-09) Edith Racine ’05 .750 (2001-05) 6. Cara McGurry ’08 .745 (2004-08) 7. Lauren Sullivan ’13 .725 (2009-13)

WInS1. Allison Cubberley ’09 54 (2005-09) 2. Edith Racine ’05 53 (2001-05) 3. Lauren Sullivan ’13 49 (2009-13) 4. Kristin Lillie ’05 37 (2001-04) 5. Cara McGurry ’08 35 (2004-08) 6. Lisa Marshall ’14 16 (Active) 7. Sam Maguire ’13 15 (2009-13) 8. Laura Proietto ’13 4 (2009-10)

SAVE PERCEnTAGE1. Kristin Lillie ’05 .942 (2001-04) 2. Lisa Marshall ’14 .939 (Active) 3. Lauren Sullivan ’13 .937 (2009-13) 4. Allison Cubberley ’09 .934 (2005-09) 5. Edith Racine ’05 .933 (2001-05) 6. Sam Maguire ’13 .930 (2009-13) 7. Cara McGurry ’08 .908 (2004-08)

SAVES1. Edith Racine ’05 1,655 (2001-05) 2. Allison Cubberley ’09 1,556 (2005-09) 3. Lauren Sullivan ’13 1,512 (2009-13) 4. Cara McGurry ’08 893 (2004-08) 5. Sam Maguire ’13 372 (2009-13) 6. Lisa Marshall ’14 355 (Active) 7. Kristin Lillie ’05 290 (2001-04) 8. Laura Proietto ’13 70 (2009-10) 9. Jalene McCulloch ’10 47 (2006-09)

SHOTS FACED1. Edith Racine ’05 1,773 (2001-05) 2. Allison Cubberley ’09 1,666 (2005-09) 3. Lauren Sullivan ’13 1,613 (2009-13) 4. Cara McGurry ’08 984 (2004-08) 5. Sam Maguire ’13 400 (2009-13) 6. Lisa Marshall ’14 378 (Active) 7. Kristin Lillie ’05 308 (2001-04) 8. Laura Proietto ’13 70 (2009-10) 9. Jalene McCulloch ’10 50 (2006-09)

GOALS AGAInST AVERAGE1. Kristin Lillie ’05 0.57 (2001-04) 2. Lisa Marshall ’14 1.18 (Active) 3. Lauren Sullivan ’13 1.41 (2009-13) 4. Allison Cubberley ’09 1.52 (2005-09) 5. Sam Maguire ’13 1.58 (2009-13) 6. Edith Racine ’05 1.59 (2001-05) 7. Cara McGurry ’08 1.88 (2004-08)

MInuTES PLAYED1. Edith Racine ’05 4,440 (2001-05) 2. Lauren Sullivan ’13 4,303 (2009-13) 3. Allison Cubberley ’09 4,273 (2005-09) 4. Cara McGurry ’08 2,910 (2004-08) 5. Kristin Lillie ’05 1,885 (2001-04) 6. Lisa Marshall ’14 1,164 (Active) 7. Sam Maguire ’13 1,060 (2009-13) 8. Laura Proietto ’13 240 (2009-10) 9. Jalene McCulloch ’10 200 (2006-09)

SHuTOuTS1. Allison Cubberley ’09 22 (2005-09) Lauren Sullivan ’13 22 (2009-13) 3. Edith Racine ’05 20 (2001-05) Kristin Lillie ’05 20 (2001-04) 5. Cara McGurry ’08 14 (2004-08) 6. Lisa Marshall ’14 7 (Active) 7. Sam Maguire ’13 4 (2009-13)

CarEEr


all-amerICans

Kayla Coady ’09Forward2007-082008-09

Player of the Year - 2009

all-amEriCans aT Elmira CollEgE

Jamie Kivi ’10Defense2008-092009-10

Allison Cubberly ’09Goaltender

2008-09

LeAnne Denman ’05Defense2001-022002-032003-04

Laura Hurd ’05Forward2001-022002-032003-042004-05

Player of the Year - 2005

Edith Racine ’05Goaltender

2002-032004-05


eC HIsTory

W L T GF GAJaCkson2012-13$ 24 5 1 123 33

Fargo2011-12 20 5 1 115 382010-11 16 8 2 88 422009-10*@ 24 5 1 120 432008-09#*@ 24 5 1 140 38 nEmETz-Carlson 2007-08*@ 23 6 1 115 49 2006-07 19 5 3 114 52 2005-06% 18 9 0 118 622004-05#*@ 24 4 0 130 362003-04*% 18 8 2 115 39 wood 2002-03#*$ 23 4 2 170 312001-02#*$ 27 1 1 178 40

ALL-TIME 260 65 15 1,526 503

# ECAC West Regular Season Champions* ECAC West Tournament Champions% NCAA Tournament Appearance@ NCAA Frozen Four Appearance$ NCAA Division III Champions

prEvious sEason rECords

TEAM W L TAmherst 6 5 0 Bowdoin 3 0 1 Buffalo State 30 1 0 Castleton State 2 0 0 Chatham 22 0 0 Clarkson 0 3 0 Colby 2 0 0 Conn. College 4 0 0 Findlay 0 2 0 Finlandia 1 0 0 Gustavus Adolphus 3 0 0 Hamilton 10 0 0 Lake Forest 0 1 0 Manhattanville 17 5 2 Middlebury 6 8 1 Norwich 3 3 1 Neumann 27 0 1

TEAM W L TNew England 6 0 0 RIT 9 6 2 Robert Morris 1 0 0 RPI 1 1 0 Sacred Heart 1 0 0 Stevenson 1 0 0 SUNY Cortland 26 0 0 SUNY Oswego 13 0 1 SUNY Plattsburgh 16 20 3 SUNY Potsdam 10 1 0 Trinity 1 0 0 Utica 26 4 1 Wayne State 1 4 0 Williams 9 0 1 Wis.-River Falls 2 0 0 Wis.-Stevens Point 0 0 1 Wis.-Superior 1 1 0

ELMIRA COLLEGE ALL-TIME OPPOnEnTS RECORD

JamiE wood (2001-03)

paul nEmETz-Carlson(2003-08)

grEg Fargo ’06 (2008-12)

dEan JaCkson ’03(2012-prEsEnT)


nCaa PosTseason HIsTory

2012-13Final Middlebury W, 1-0Semifinal Gust. Adolphus W, 4-3 OT Quarterfinal Bowdoin W, 4-0

2009-103rd Place Gust. Adolphus W, 4-1Semifinal Norwich L, 2-3Quarterfinal Trinity W, 2-1

2008-09Final Amherst L, 3-4 OTSemifinal Wis.-River Falls W, 3-0Quarterfinal Norwich W, 3-2

2007-083rd Place Wis.-Superior W, 3-2Semifinal Plattsburgh St. L, 0-2Quarterfinal Amherst W, 3-2

2005-06Quarterfinal Plattsburgh St. L, 1-4

2004-05Final Middlebury L, 3-4Semifinal Plattsburgh St. W, 4-3

2003-04Quarterfinal Middlebury L, 1-2

2002-03Final Manhattanville W, 5-2Semifinal Wis.-River Falls W, 2-1

2001-02Final Manhattanville W, 2-1Semifinal Gust. Adolphus W, 8-0

2012-13 NCAA Division III National Champions


nCaa PosTseason HIsTory




year-by-year resulTs

Elmira CollEgE gamE-by-gamE rEsulTs, 2001-09 2001-02 (27-1-1, 18-1-1 ECAC West)Cortland* W, 10-0 Cortland* W, 11-2 at Plattsburgh* L, 0-2 at Plattsburgh* W, 2-1 Conn. College W, 6-0 Wayne State W, 5-2 at Neumann* W, 15-0 at Neumann* W, 13-0 at Buffalo State* W, 5-0 at Buffalo State* W, 5-0 utica* W, 8-1 utica* W, 8-4 at RIT W, 2-0 at Utica* W, 9-4 at Utica* W, 10-2 at Williams W, 4-2 at Cortland* W, 6-3 at Cortland* W, 8-1 neumann* W, 15-0 neumann*$ W, 1-0 at Manhattanville W, 3-0 Plattsburgh* W, 2-0 Plattsburgh* T, 2-2 OT Buffalo State* W, 5-0 Buffalo State* W, 4-0 Buffalo State# W, 6-5 OT Plattsburgh& W, 4-3 2OT Gustavus Adolphus% W, 8-5 Manhattanville+ W, 2-1 * - ECAC West Regular Season Game$ - Neumann forfeits# - ECAC West Semifinal& - ECAC West Championship% - NCAA Division III Semifinal+ - NCAA Division III Championship

2002-03 (23-4-2, 12-0-0 ECAC West)Buffalo State W, 7-0 Buffalo State W, 10-0 at Chatham* W, 12-0 at Chatham* W, 12-0 Cortland* W, 9-0 Plattsburgh* W, 5-0 Plattsburgh* W, 2-0 at Wayne State L, 1-4 at Wayne State L, 2-4 Bowdoin@ T, 2-2 OT Colby@ W, 5-1 at Williams T, 1-1 OT at Middlebury W, 4-2 neumann* W, 14-1 neumann* W, 14-0 Cortland* W, 11-0 at Conn. College W, 8-2 Manhattanville W, 2-1 at Buffalo State* W, 5-0 at Buffalo State* W, 11-0 at Utica* W, 4-0 at Utica* W, 3-0 Hamilton W, 11-2 at Findlay L, 0-3 at Findlay L, 0-4 Buffalo State# W, 4-0 Plattsburgh& W, 4-2 Wis.-River Falls% W, 2-1 Manhattanville+ W, 5-1

* - ECAC West Regular Season Game@ - Holiday Inn Invitational at Utica# - ECAC West Semifinal& - ECAC West Championship% - NCAA Division III Semifinal+ - NCAA Division III Championship

2003-04 (18-8-2, 10-2-0 ECAC West)at Wayne State L, 1-2 at Wayne State L, 1-2 Clarkson L, 1-2 Clarkson L, 0-3 Chatham* W, 13-1 Chatham* W, 9-0 at Neumann* W, 11-0 at Neumann* W, 5-1 Buffalo State* W, 5-0 Buffalo State* W, 8-1 new England W, 6-0 RIT W, 5-1 Manhattanville L, 0-2 at Middlebury W, 2-1 Williams$ W, 3-0 Wis.-Stevens Pt.$ T, 2-2 OT at Hamilton W, 3-1 Conn. College W, 6-0 utica* W, 2-1 OT utica* W, 6-4 at Cortland* W, 9-1 at Plattsburgh* L, 1-2 at Plattsburgh* L, 1-4 at Cortland* W, 5-1 at Manhattanville T, 2-2 OT Utica# W, 4-1 at Plattsburgh& W, 3-2 at Middlebury% L, 1-2

* - ECAC West Regular Season Game$ - at Middlebury# - ECAC West Semifinal& - ECAC West Championship% - NCAA Division III Quarterfinal

2004-05 (24-4-0, 11-1-0 ECAC West)at Chatham* W, 14-0 at Chatham* W, 13-0 at Clarkson L, 2-6 Hamilton W, 7-4 Manhattanville L, 0-2 Castleton W, 11-0 at Buffalo State* W, 5-0 at Buffalo State* W, 4-0 at Utica* W, 6-0 at Utica* W, 1-0 at Conn. College W, 4-0 at Manhattanville W, 4-2 Plattsburgh* L, 1-2 Plattsburgh* W, 2-1 at RIT W, 4-0 Cortland* W, 6-0 Cortland* W, 4-1 RPI W, 3-2 new England W, 5-1 neumann* W, 6-0 neumann* W, 4-0 Amherst$ W, 5-2 at Williams W, 5-3 Middlebury$ W, 3-2 OT neumann# W, 2-0 Plattsburgh& W, 2-1 OT Plattsburgh% W, 4-3 Middlebury+ L, 3-4

* - ECAC West Regular Season Game$ - at Williams# - ECAC West Semifinal& - ECAC West Championship% - NCAA Division III Semifinal+ - NCAA Division III Championship

2005-06 (18-9-0, 9-3-0 ECAC West)Chatham* W, 7-0

2005-06 (cont.) Chatham* W, 9-0 at Rensselaer L, 1-4 at Middlebury@ L, 3-4Williams@ W, 3-2 at Manhattanville L, 3-7 at Cortland* W, 5-0 at Cortland* W, 6-3 Lake Forest L, 1-3 Robert Morris W, 4-1 Hamilton W, 8-3 utica* L, 2-5 utica* W, 4-0 at Plattsburgh* L, 0-5 at Plattsburgh* L, 1-3 Buffalo State* W, 8-1 Buffalo State* W, 6-0 RIT W, 5-2 at Amherst W, 8-2 at New England W, 6-2 at Neumann* W, 3-1 at Neumann* W, 6-2 at Bowdoin W, 5-4 at Castleton State W, 9-0 Utica# L, 1-4 at Plattsburgh& L, 1-4

* - ECAC West Regular Season Game@ - Middlebury Tournament# - ECAC West Semifinal & - NCAA Division III Quarterfinal

2006-07 (19-5-3, 11-1-2 ECAC West)Finlandia@ W 5-3 Wis.-Superior@ L, 3-4 Cortland* W, 8-0 Cortland* W, 6-0 at Chatham* W, 9-0 at Chatham* W, 7-1 Williams# W, 5-2 at Plattsburgh# L, 4-5 OT at Manhattanville T, 2-2 OT Bowdoin& W, 5-4 OTat Oswego* W, 4-2 at Oswego* W, 6-2 new England W, 5-2 at Hamilton W, 2-1 utica* T, 2-2 OT utica* W, 2-0 at RIT L, 2-3 Plattsburgh* L, 1-4 Plattsburgh* T, 3-3 OT Sacred Heart W, 5-1 at Buffalo State* W, 7-1at Buffalo State* W, 5-0Manhattanville W, 5-4neumann* W, 5-2neumann* W, 3-1 Utica+ W, 1-0 at Plattsburgh% L, 2-3

* - ECAC West Regular Season Game@ - Earlybird Tournament (Flint, MI)# - Plattsburgh Tournament& - Tate Rink (West Point, NY)+ - ECAC West Semifinal@ - ECAC West Championship

2007-08 (23-6-1, 12-3-1 ECAC West)Chatham* W, 10-0 Chatham* W, 9-0at Cortland* W, 4-1at Cortland* W, 5-2 at Middlebury# L, 1-3 Williams# W, 5-3

2007-08 (cont.) at RIT* W, 4-1 at RIT* L, 1-4 Buffalo State* W, 2-0Buffalo State* W, 6-1Norwich& W, 4-0 Colby& W, 7-4 Hamilton W, 7-5 at Manhattanville W, 3-2 Amherst L, 2-3at Utica* W, 5-0 at Utica* L, 2-3 neumann* W, 4-1 neumann* W, 1-0 Manhattanville W, 3-2 at Plattsburgh* T, 2-2 OT at Plattsburgh* L, 3-4 Oswego* W, 4-0 Oswego* W, 5-0Buffalo State% W, 3-2 RIT+ W, 6-2 at Plattsburgh@ W, 1-0 at Amherst^ W, 3-2 at Plattsburgh$ L, 0-2Wis.-Superior! W, 3-0

* - ECAC West Regular Season Game# - Middlebury Classic& - St. Michael’s Holiday Tournament% - ECAC West Quarterfinal+ - ECAC West Semifinal@ - ECAC West Championship^ - NCAA Division III Quarterfinal$ - NCAA Division III Semifinal! - NCAA Division III Third Place

2008-09 (24-5-1, 16-1-1 ECAC West)new England W, 8-0 norwich W, 8-0at Buffalo State* W, 4-1 at Buffalo State* W, 3-1 RIT* W, 6-1 RIT* T, 3-3 OT Middlebury# L, 1-2 Williams# W, 8-2 at Chatham* W, 7-0 at Chatham* W, 4-1 at Middlebury L, 4-5 Plattsburgh* W, 2-1 Plattsburgh* L, 2-3 utica* W, 6-0 utica* W, 7-1 at Potsdam* W, 3-2 at Potsdam* W, 8-0 at Neumann* W, 5-1 at Neumann* W, 2-1 Manhattanville W, 3-2 at Oswego* W, 4-0 at Oswego* W, 7-0 at Amherst L, 3-4 OTCortland* W, 3-0 Cortland* W, 9-0 neumann& W, 8-1 Plattsburgh% W, 3-0 norwich+ W, 3-2 Wis.-River Falls@ W, 3-0 Amherst^ L, 3-4 OT

* - ECAC West Regular Season Game# - Cardinal Classic& - ECAC West Semifinal% - ECAC West Championship+ - NCAA Division III Quarterfinal@ - NCAA Division III Semifinal^ - NCAA Division III Championship


year-by-year resulTs

Elmira CollEgE gamE-by-gamE rEsulTs, 2009-prEsEnT

2011-12 (20-5-1, 15-3-0 ECAC West)at Norwich# L, 2-4 Manhattanville# W, 7-3at Cortland* W, 8-1 at Cortland* W, 9-1 utica* W, 2-1 utica* W, 5-2 Middlebury& T, 0-0 OT Amherst& W, 3-1 at Potsdam* W, 5-1 at Potsdam* W, 5-1 Williams W, 5-1 at Manhattanville W, 3-0at Hamilton W, 6-0 neumann* W, 4-1 neumann* W, 4-1 at Chatham* W, 12-0 at Chatham* W, 10-0 Plattsburgh* L, 1-4 Plattsburgh* W, 2-1 Buffalo State* W, 4-0 Buffalo State* W, 7-0 at RIT* L, 1-5 RIT* L, 1-2Oswego* W, 4-3 Oswego* W, 4-3 Potsdam% L, 1-2

* - ECAC West Regular Season Game# - East-West Hockey Classic& - Cardinal-Panther Classic% - ECAC West Quarterfinal

2012-13 (24-5-1, 14-2 ECAC West)at Norwich# T, 2-2Manhattanville# W, 3-1Cortland* W, 4-0 Cortland* W, 5-0 utica* W, 7-0 at Utica* W, 4-1 Potsdam* W, 8-0 Potsdam* W, 5-1 at Middlebury& L, 3-4 OTAmherst& W, 6-1at Neumann* W, 1-0 at Neumann* W, 6-1 at Williams W, 6-0Manhattanville W, 3-0Hamilton W, 3-0 Chatham* W, 6-1 Chatham* W, 9-0 at Plattsburgh* L, 1-4 at Plattsburgh* L, 4-5 at Buffalo State* W, 3-2 OTat Buffalo State* W, 6-0Stevenson W, 3-0 at Oswego* W, 2-0 at Oswego* W, 6-0 Middlebury L, 1-3 Utica% W, 5-0at Plattsburgh@ L, 2-4at Bowdoin^ W, 4-0 Gustavus Adolphus$ W, 4-3 OT Middlebury! W, 1-0

* - ECAC West Regular Season Game# - East-West Showcase& - Cardinal-Panther Classic% - ECAC West Semifinal@ - ECAC West Championship^ - NCAA Division III Quarterfinal$ - NCAA Division III Semifinal! - NCAA Division III Championship

2009-10 (24-5-1, 15-2-1 ECAC West)Buffalo State* W, 3-0 at Utica* W, 5-1 at Utica* W, 4-1 at Plattsburgh* L, 2-3 at Plattsburgh* L, 3-4at Hamilton W, 5-1 at Manhattanville W, 3-1 at Manhattanville L, 2-3Chatham* W, 6-0 Chatham* W, 4-1 Manhattanville W, 3-1 at Middlebury# W, 3-2 OTAmherst# W, 2-1 at RIT* T, 3-3 OTat RIT* W, 2-1 Amherst L, 1-3 Potsdam* W, 7-2 Potsdam* W, 9-0 neumann W, 3-0 neumann W, 2-1 Buffalo State* W, 7-1 Oswego* W, 5-2Oswego* W, 9-0 at Cortland* W, 6-0 at Cortland* W, 7-3 RIT& W, 2-1 OTat Plattsburgh% W, 4-2 Trinity+ W, 2-1Norwich@ L, 2-3 Gustavus Adolphus^ W, 4-1

* - ECAC West Regular Season Game# - Panther-Cardinal Classic& - ECAC West Semifinal% - ECAC West Championship+ - NCAA Division III Quarterfinal@ - NCAA Division III Semifinal^ - NCAA Division III Third Place

2010-11 (16-8-2, 12-4-2 ECAC West)New England# W, 5-0 at Norwich# L, 1-3 at Oswego* T, 1-1 OT at Oswego* W, 3-1 Manhattanville W, 4-3 Manhattanville L, 1-2 Cortland* W, 8-0 Cortland* W, 2-0 at Utica* W, 4-3 OT at Utica* W, 3-0 at Plattsburgh* W, 3-2 at Plattsburgh* L, 1-2 Middlebury& W, 2-1 OT Amherst& L, 0-1 Hamilton W, 6-3 Potsdam* W, 5-2 Potsdam* W, 5-0 at Neumann* W, 3-2 OT at Neumann* T, 2-2 OTChatham* W, 11-1 Chatham* W, 7-0RIT * L, 1-3 at Buffalo State* W 5-0 at Buffalo State* L, 3-4 OT RIT* L, 1-4 utica% L, 1-2

* - ECAC West Regular Season Game# - Norwich Classic& - Cardinal-Panther Classic% - ECAC West Quarterfinal

Ella Stewart ’14

Jocelynne Hudgins ’14


nCaa ICe HoCkey offICIals’ sIgnals

Ice Hockey Officials’ Signals

Boarding Butt-Ending Charging Checking(Women’s Only)

Cross-Checking

Contact tothe Head

DelayedCalling ofPenalty

DelayedOffsides

Fighting/Punching

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Delay of Game Elbowing

Clipping

Hand Pass High-Sticking Hitting FromBehind

Holding

Hooking IcingThe back official signals the icing situation by fully extending hisfree arm (without whistle) at a 66˚ angle

The front official shall indicate the icing is completed by extend-ing his free arm over his head, up straight, and blowing his whis-tle.

The back official then will move to the faceoff spot and crossarms to indicate the icing.

Holding the Stick

Graspingthe FaceMaskGoal ScoredRoughing

IntentionalOffside Interference

Kneeing Misconduct Spearing SlashingObstruction Penalty Shot

Timeout/UnsportsmanlikeConduct

Tripping“Wash-out”

Strike the clenched fistof one hand into the openpalm of the other handdirectly in front of the chest.

A crossing motionof the forearms, onemoving under theother.

Rotating clenchedfists around one another in front ofchest.

The nonwhistle hand isplaced on the shoulderand then moved out andto the side.

A single forwardand back motion with both fists clenched in front ofthe chest.

Extend arm toupright position.

Extend arm above head and tap headwith open palm.

Keep both skates onthe ice when signaling,using right hand on theleg.

Extend arm in theair and point to linewith other arm.

The nonwhistle hand, palmopen, is placed across thechest and then fully extend-ed directly in front of the body.

Tapping either elbowwith the oppositehand.

A double “punching”motion with fist clenched, fully extended in front of thebody.

Fist clenched, fullyextending arm fromthe side.

Point at the net withthe nonwhistle hand,palm open.

A single or doublemotion as if graspinga face mask and pullingit down.

The nonwhistle hand (open hand) and arm areplaced straight down alongside the body and swung forward and up oncein an underhand motion.

Holding both fists, clenched, one a shortspace immediately abovethe other to the sideof the head.

Arm placed behind theback, elbow bent, forearmparallel to the ice surface.

Clasp wrist of whistlehand with the otherhand well in front of the chest.

Clasp wrist of whistle hand withthe other hand well in front of thechest. Next, hold both fists, clenched, one a short space in front of the other at waist height.

After blowing whistle foroffside, point toward offending team’s special spotwith nonwhistle hand.

Crossed arms with fistsclenched stationary in frontof chest.

A series of tugging motionswith both arms, as if pullingsomething toward thestomach. Using both hands to form a

“T” in front of the chest.

Keep both skates on the icewhen signaling, using righthand on the leg.

Both arms swung shoulder height,not waist height.

A single slapping of the rightpalm to the left knee, keepingboth skate blades on the ice.

Hands should be movedonce from sides down tohips. Thus, point to playerfirst, hands to hips second.

Hands in the middle ofthe body in the shape ofan “O”. Additional infractionfollowing obstruction.

Arms crossed(fists clenched)above the head.

A single jabbing motionwith both hands together,thrust forward in front of thechest, then dropping handsto the side.

One shop with the nonwhistlehand across the straightenedforearm of the other hand.

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