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Elmira College Information

Location: One Park Place Elmira, New York 14901 (607) 735-1800 Founded: 1855 Enrollment: 1,200 Colors: Purple and Gold Nickname: Soaring Eagles Affiliation: NCAA (Div. III), ECAC West, Empire 8, UVC President: Dr. Thomas K. Meier Vice President of Athletics and Health Services: Pat Thompson ’75 Associate Director of Athletics: Jen Bozek Director of Sports Information: Shannon Howley Sports Information Assistant: Nate Hart Sports Information Assistant: Chris Brown Head Athletics Trainer: Dave Tomkalski, ATC Head Coach: Greg Fargo ’06 (607) 735-1837 [email protected] Assistant Coach: Nick Carpenito (607) 735-1807 [email protected] Elmira College Admissions: (607) 735-1724 Athletics Phone: (607) 735-1730 Athletics Fax: (607) 735-1717 Website: www.elmira.edu

Table of Contents Cover 1 Inside Elmira College 2 Sports Information 3 2011-12 Season Outlook 4 Coaching Staff 6 2011-12 Player Profiles 7 2011-12 Team Photo 17 2011-12 Team Roster 18 2011-12 Opponents Profile 19 2010-11 Season in Review 20 2010-11 Statistics 22 2010-11 Inside the Numbers 23 Elmira in the ECAC West 24 EC Team Records 25 All-Time Stats 26 All-Americans 27 Women’s Hockey Alumni 28 Soaring Eagles Map 29 Soaring Eagles in the Classroom 30 Soaring Eagles in the Community 31 Soaring Eagles in the Gym 32 Murray Athletic Center 33 EC Administration 34 EC Sports Medicine 35 2011-12 Team Schedule 36

EC Women’s Hockey at a Glance First Season 2001-02 (NCAA) Overall Record 215-55-13 ECAC West Championships 7

’02, ’03, ’04, ’05, ’08, ’09, ’10 NCAA Appearances 9

’02, ’03, ’04, ’05, ’06, ’08, ’09, ’10 NCAA Final Four Appearances 6 ’02, ’03, ’05, ’08, ’09,’10 NCAA Championships 2 ’02, ’03

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Inside Elmira College

THE SCOOP ON ELMIRA COLLEGE

Elmira College is a four-year, private, co-educational, liberal arts college with an undergraduate enrollment of 1,200. The college is located in the Finger Lakes Re-gion of Upstate New York. The average class size is 16, with a student to faculty ratio of 12:1. The College offers over thirty-five aca-demic majors, including: education, busi-ness, psychology, biology, nursing, pre-medicine, pre-law, along with numerous study abroad and internship programs. The College sponsors ten varsity wom-en’s teams in soccer, field hockey, volley-ball, tennis, golf, basketball, cheerleading, ice hockey, lacrosse and softball. Men’s varsity teams compete in soccer, golf, basketball, ice hockey, tennis and lacrosse. Complementing the varsity sport offer-ings, are ten opportunities to participate in junior varsity sports.

Cover Photo Alex Bresler ’12

Tori Charron ’14 and Alex McPhail ’12

Credits The 2011-12 women’s hockey media guide was researched, designed, written and edited by Nate Hart and Chris Brown, Sports Infor-mation Assistants. Cover photo designed by Nate Hart, Sports Information Assistant. Action photos taken by Maria Strinni-Gill of Strinni Studios.

Alex Bresler ’12


Sports Information

The 2011-2012 edition of the Soaring Eagles Ice Hockey Media Guide is the primary information source for the me-dia covering the Soaring Eagles this season. To request ad-ditional information, contact Nate Hart, EC Sports Infor-mation Assistant at: (607) 735-1746. Facility: The site of all Soaring Eagles home contests is the Murray Athletic Center, located in Pine Valley, New York, eight miles north of the Elmira College Campus on State Route 14. The facility seats approximately 3,200 spectators as well as providing a full service concession stand. Parking: Free Parking is available at the Murray Athletic Center. Entrance: The main entrance to the Murray Athletic Center is located between the first two domes of the triple-domed complex. Ticket Window: Media passes may be picked up at the tick-et window located immediately inside the main entrance of the Murray Athletic Center. Time: Face-off for all regular season home games will be at 7:00 pm (unless otherwise noted). Webcasting: All Elmira College Men’s and Women’s home Hockey games will be broadcasted live through our webcast-ing provider FastHockey.com. FastHockey provides a live webstream so you can follow EC Hockey every step of the way, as well as archived home contests on demand for in-stant access. 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 official 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. Press Services: Telephone and facsimile facilities are availa-ble to members of the press. The Media Room is located off the main lobby of the Murray Athletic Center. Post-game Media Interviews: Post-game interviews are ap-propriate 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.

Sports Information: The Sports Information Office is located in the northeast wing of Emerson Hall on the Elmira College Campus. Important Phone Numbers: EC Athletics Office (607) 735-1730 Ticket Information (607) 735-1730 Shannon Howley (607) 735-1976 Nate Hart (607) 735-1746 Chris Brown (607) 735-1708 Athletics Office FAX (607) 735-1717 Sports Information FAX (607) 735-1768 Important E-mail addresses: EC Athletics [email protected] Shannon Howley [email protected] Nate Hart [email protected] Chris Brown [email protected] Elmira College Website: For up-to-date information about Elmira College Hockey, check the official web-site of the Soaring Eagles at www.elmira.edu. ECAC Website: For up-to-date statistics and standings, check the ECAC West Hockey website at www.ecac.com. USCHO Website: For up-to-date news on Division III ice hockey, as well as box scores, statistics and stand-ings, visit the USCHO website at www.uscho.com.

Shannon Howley Director of Sports

Nate Hart Sports Information

Assistant

Chris Brown Sports Information

Assistant


2011-12 Season Outlook

The 2011-12 Elmira College Women’s Hockey team enters this season looking to continue the programs winning tradition and get back to the NCAA Division III Women’s Ice Hock-ey Tournament. EC failed to make the tournament last year for only the second time in the school’s 10 years as a program but still finished with a superb overall record of 16-8-2 and 12-4-2 conference record. The team earned the number three seed in the ECAC Women’s West playoffs before falling in the first round to Utica, 2-1. Under the direction of fourth year Head Coach Greg Fargo ’06 the Soaring Eagles are primed to be contenders in the highly competitive ECAC West. The Purple and Gold come into the season ranked 10th according the USCHO.com poll. Elmira boasted one of Divi-sion III’s most dangerous offensive units in the country throughout the season, yet again,

finishing ninth in the country in scoring offense at 3.38 goals per game. During ECAC West play, the Soaring Eagles finished with a total of 68 goals, for a remarkable average of 3.78 scores per game. Elmira College was led throughout the 2010-11 season offensively by standout forward Tori Charron ’14 (Goodwood, ONT -- Aurora Pan-thers, PWHL). In just her first season in the Purple and Gold, Charron led the nation with 28 goals scored, averaging 1.08 scores per con-test, and led the team with 37 total points. Charron accounted for 23 of Elmira’s 68 goals scored during conference play with five coming as game-winners. The Goodwood, Ontario native finished the ECAC West season averaging 1.42 points per game, third best in the league. For her accomplishments, Charron claimed ECAC West Rookie of the Year honors, and also landed a spot on the ECAC West Second Team. The 2011-12 Women’s Ice Hockey unit is led by returning Captains Alex McPhail ’12 (Oakville, ONT -- Toronto Aeros) and Alex Bresler ’12 (Golden, CO -- Colorado Select). McPhail appeared in all 26 games for EC registering one goal and two assists, while Bresler took the ice 24 times tallying eight points on five goals and three assists. Assistant Captains Lindsay Mitchell ’12 (Arnold, MD -- NAHA) and Caitlin Metcalf ’13 (Calgary, AB -- Edge School for Athletes) also made great contributions on and off the ice this season. In 26 games during the year, the duo combined for nine goals and 20 assists from their forward positions. Forwards Tanis Lamoureux ’14 (Canton, MI -- Victory Honda), Amber Tirri ’13 (Ringwood, NJ -- Wyoming Seminary) and Lauren Campbell ’12 (Erie, PA -- Chatham University) demonstrated their talent throughout the 2010-11 season for EC. Lamoureux finished her first season in the Purple and Gold with nine goals and 13 assists for 22 total points. Tirri completed her second year for the Soaring Eagles with 13 total points on five goals and eight assists, while Campbell also reached double-digits in total points with 11. Elmira College also boasted one of the nation’s top defensive units last season. Elmira finished seventh in the nation in scoring defense allowing 42 goals for a 1.62 goals against average. Katy Walker ’12 (Edmonds, WA -- Colorado Selects), Madison Johnston ’13 (Toronto, ONT -- Toronto Aeros), and Mary-Kate Gellerman ’13 (Frederick, MD -- Washington Pride, JWHL) return to help secure the EC defense. The two players proved to be consistent on the defensive end, as well as an offensive threat for EC last season. Johnston recorded 18 total points on seven goals and 11 assists, while Walker also tallied 18 points on five goals and finished tied for the team lead in assists with 13. Second year defensemen Ella Stewart ’14 (Mississauga, ONT -- Notre Dame Hounds Midgets) looks to be a main contributor as she was in on 11 assists during the 2010-11 season. Lauren Sullivan ’13 (Toronto, ONT -- Markham-Stouffville Stars) returns between the pipes to lock down the EC defense. Sullivan ap-peared in 19 games for EC last season, posting a 10-7-2 overall record, allowing only 32 goals and making 448 saves. Samantha Maguire ’13 (Findlay, OH -- Ohio Flames) and Laura Proietto ’13 (Woodbridge, ONT -- Etobicoke Dolphins) were also solid in limited action for Elmi-ra. Maguire appeared in four contests, making 91 stops, and allowing only eight goals. Proietto defended the net in three games, allowing only one goal en route to three victories. The Soaring Eagles welcome nine newcomers to the ice this season in the form of seven members of the Glorious Class of 2015 and two transfers from Wayne State University. Lindsay Burrows ’15 (Stouffville, ONT -- Whitby Wolves), Ashley Ryan ’15 (North Chili, NY -- Rochester Edge), Haley Welch ’15 (East Amherst NY -- Nichols School), Arden Cowley ’15 (Edmonton, AB -- Warner Hockey School), Erin Weston ’15 (Ajax, ONT -- Etobicoke Dolphins), Brooke Wilgosh ’15 (Regina, SK -- Notre Dame Hounds), Katie Gaskin ’14 (Pickering, ONT -- Wayne State University) and Lisa Marshall ’14 (Powhatan, VA -- Wayne State University) will look to make an impact during the 2011-12 season as the team strives for another berth in the NCAA Tournament.


2011-12 Soaring Eagles’ Coaching Staff

Greg Fargo ’06 Head Coach Greg Fargo ’06 enters his fourth season as Head Women’s Ice Hockey and Golf Coach at Elmira Col-lege. Following his graduation from EC, Fargo served on the Men’s Ice Hockey coaching staff at Canisius College in Buffalo, NY since 2006. His many responsibilities with the Golden Griffins included the planning and implementing of game and practice plans, as well as scouting, video analysis, community outreach, and recruiting. In his two seasons with the program, one of his key focus areas was working with the goaltenders,

which yielded a combined seven Atlantic Hockey Association (AHA) Goaltender of the Week honors for the Griffins. Off the ice, Fargo also contributed greatly to his player’s success in the classroom, helping the team’s overall grade point aver-age increase from a 2.99 to a 3.14 in just his first season with the team. As a player for the Soaring Eagles, from 2002-2006, Fargo had one of the most prolific careers between the pipes ever. In his tenure at Elmira, Fargo helped the Purple and Gold earn two appearances in the ECAC West Championship finals and the NCAA Division III Frozen Four. To date, Fargo still holds the all-time career saves and minutes played record at Elmira recording a combined 2,565 saves in 5,123 minutes played in his four seasons. His 2005-06 save percentage of .926 is still the all-time best at EC, while his goals against average in that same season ranks him second in the programs 34 year history. In addition to competing as a standout goaltender, Fargo was a member of the Men’s Golf team. Fargo received his Masters of Science in Physical Education with a Concentration in Coaching at Canisius, and holds a Bache-lors of Science degree in Adolescence Education and Social Studies from EC. Along with his coaching responsibilities, Fargo will be responsible for teaching Physical Education courses.

Nick Carpenito Assistant Varsity and Head Junior Varsity Coach Nick Carpenito joins the Elmira College coaching staff for his first season as the Assistant Women’s Ice Hockey Coach and Head Women’s JV Ice Hockey Coach. Carpenito, a 2011 graduate of Northeastern Uni-versity, was a four-year member of the Men’s Club Ice Hockey team. During his time playing, he also served as the Head Coach for the Northeastern University Women’s Hockey Club. He was responsible for the develop-ment and execution of practice plans, instituting systems and strategies into game situations and recruiting prospective athletes. Under Carpenito’s tutelage the program won a wide variety of recognition including the ACHA Division II National Championship in 2010, ACHA Division II Third Place finish in 2009, ACHA Division I Runners

Up in 2011, 2011 ECWHL Regular Season and Playoff Champions, 2010 NEWCHL Regular Season and Playoff Champions (as well as Eight ACHA All American Awards, 10 ACHA Academic All American Awards, and a World University Games Participant). In addition to team awards, he was the recipient of the 2011 ACHA Women’s Division I National Coach of the Year Award, 2009 ACHA Women’s Divi-sion II National Coach of the Year Award, and a 2010 ACHA Women’s Division II National Coach of the Year Award finalist. In addition to coaching the Northeastern University Women’s Club program, he also served as an intern coach at the USA Hockey U-16 National Player Development Camp in St. Cloud, Minnesota in 2010 and 2011 where he was responsible for assisting head coaches with practice planning and execution, player evaluation, and on-ice drill set up. He is also USA Hockey Coach Education Program Level Four certified. Carpenito brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the EC Women’s hockey program and will look to help the Soaring Eagles re-main a perennial powerhouse in Division III hockey. Carpenito is pursuing a Master’s degree in General Education at Elmira College.


2011-12 Player Profiles

CAPTAIN #18 Alexandra Bresler ’12 Forward 5’5” Golden, CO 2010-11 Season: Appeared in 24 games for the Soaring Eagles, contributing 5 goals and 3 assists for the team. Also contribut-ed 2 game winning goals and 2 power play goals during conference play as well as being selected to the ECAC West All Aca-demic Team for the second time. 2009-10 Season: Appeared in 29 games tallying 27 points on 19 goals and 8 assists (team high). Lead the team with 9 power play goals and tallied 21 points in ECAC Conference play, 16 goals and 5 assists. She was named ECAC Women’s West Player of the Week on January 11th 2010 and was selected for the ECAC West All Academic team. Previous Team: Colorado Selects. Personal: Is majoring in Speech and Hearing. Coach’s Take: “Alex Bresler is looking forward to a fresh start in 2011-12. Last year she was limited with what she could do on the ice by injuries but she is healthy and motivated this season. As always we look for Alex to be an example of how to prepare and compete for some of our younger players. She is a strong winger that plays well in traffic. She can really score when she gets to the net.”

CAPTAIN #19 Alexandra McPhail ’12 Forward 5’3” Oakville, ONT 2010-11 Season: Appeared in all 26 games for Soaring Eagles, recording 1 goal and 2 assists in conference play. Helped lead the team to another good season and was selected to the ECAC West All Academic Team. 2009-10 Season: Appeared in 29 games in her second season with the Soaring Eagles, recording 1 goal and 2 assists in ECAC West Conference play. Previous Team: Toronto Aeros. Personal: Alex is a Mark Twain Honor Scholar and a Psychology major. Coach’s Take: “Alex McPhail is an extremely valuable asset to our program. Her leadership and selflessness are invaluable to our team. She sees and understands the game well and is coming off her best off-season to date. We are looking forward to having Alex as one of our leaders again this season.”

Alex Bresler ’12 By The Numbers

Year GP G A P PM 08-09 28 4 9 13 18 09-10 29 19 8 27 8 10-11 24 5 3 8 8 Total 81 28 20 48 34

Career Game High Superlatives Goals: 3, Feb. 5, 2010 vs. Buffalo St. Assists: 2, Four times Points: 3, Feb. 5, 2010 vs. Buffalo St.

Alex McPhail ’12 By The Numbers


Career Game High Superlatives Goals: 1, Three times Assists: 2, Feb. 22, 2009 vs. SUNY Cortland Points: 2, Twice



ASSISTANT CAPTAIN #23 Caitlin Metcalf ’13 Forward 5’8” Calgary, AB 2010-11 Season: Appeared in all 26 games last season supplying 5 goals and 10 assists for the Soaring Eagles with 2 power play goals in conference play. 2009-10 Season: Appeared in 28 games contributing 8 goals and 11 assists. Finished her Rookie sea-son tied for fifth in Rookie scoring for ECAC West at .68 points per game. Previous Team: Edge Mountaineers, JWHL. Personal: Caitlin is an Education Major. Coach’s Take: “In her first two seasons in purple and gold, Caitlin has played in many different game situations. I’m looking forward to her experience being a factor in her taking her game to the next level. She is a very smart player who does the little things well for us that do not always show up on the score sheet. She is always a threat to score when she gets herself to the net but always makes things happen every time she is out there.”

ASSISTANT CAPTAIN #24 Lindsay Mitchell ’12 Forward 5’7” Arnold, MD 2010-11 Season: Played in 26 games for Purple and Gold contributing 4 goals, 10 assists and 14 points. For the second time she was named to the ECAC West All Academic team. 2009-10 Season: Appeared in all 30 games in her second season with the Soaring Eagles and recorded 4 goals and 11 assists for a total of 15 points. She was named part of the ECAC West All Academic team selection. Previous Team: North American Hockey Academy. Personal: Lindsay is a Presidential Scholar and a Business major. Coach’s Take: “Lindsay is coming off her best season to date. She found consistency and confidence in her game last season that we will look for her to build on moving forward. She has great hands and can score from anywhere around the net. She has continued to develop as a player in her three years at EC and I am excited to see her ‘leave it all out there’ in her final season.”

Lindsay Mitchell ’12 By The Numbers


Career Game High Superlatives Goals: 2, Jan. 24, 2009 at SUNY Potsdam Assists: 2, Four times Points: 2, Twelve times

Caitlin Metcalf ’13 By The Numbers

Year GP G A P PM 09-10 28 8 11 19 10 10-11 26 5 10 15 8 Total 54 13 21 34 18

Career Game High Superlatives Goals: 2, Nov. 24, 2009 vs. Hamilton Assists: 3, Jan. 3, 2010 vs. Middlebury Points: 3, Jan. 3, 2010 vs. Middlebury



#12 Lauren Campbell ’12 Forward 5’8” Erie, PA 2010-11 Season: Appearing in all 26 games for her first season as a Soaring Eagle, she tallied 3 goals, 8 assists and 11 points leading the team with 2 short handed goals in conference play. Personal: Majors in Biology. Coach’s Take: “Lauren is exactly the type of player that we look for in recruiting. She has a good stride, with good hands and the ability to score. She is a great skater with good size and can play on both sides of special teams. When Lauren moves her feet, goes to the net, and competes for pucks she is

one of the top two-way players in our conference. As a senior, we are looking for Lauren to play a big role for us and help lead our team to a successful season.”

#7 Kathryn Walker ’12 Defense 5’4” W. Edmonds, WA 2010-11 Season: In her third season as a Soaring Eagle, she appeared in all 26 games and contributed 5 goals, 13 assists and 18 points. Also provided 2 power play goals and 2 game winning goals for the team as well as being named to the ECAC West All Academic Team and ECAC All-Second Team. 2009-10 Season: Appeared in all 30 games with the Soaring Eagles, tallying 1 goal and 7 assists from her defensive position helping Elmira College rank 6th in Nation in scoring

defense. Was awarded ECAC West All Academic team honors. Previous Team: Colorado Selects. Personal: Katy is a Presidential Scholar recipient and a Mathematics major. Coach’s Take: “Katy has been a steady force on our blue-line for the past three years. She has quietly become a top defenseman in the ECAC-West and the country. She is a leader on our backend and is always helping out our younger defensemen adjust to college hockey. She plays a smart, simple, and effective game and is relied upon to play important minutes in all game situations. Again this year we will look to Katy to play an important role on our blue-line.”

Lauren Campbell ’12 By The Numbers

Year GP G A P PM 10-11 26 3 8 11 22 Total 26 3 8 11 22

Career Game High Superlatives Goals: 1, Three times Assists: 1, Eight times Points: 2, Two times

Kathryn Walker ’12 By The Numbers


Career Game High Superlatives Goals: 2, Oct. 29, 2010 at New England Assists: 1, Fifteen times Points: 2, Twice

#15 Mary-Kate Gellerman ’13 Defense 5’7” Frederick, MD 2010-11 Season: In her second season the Soaring Eagles, MK appeared in 25 games contributing 2 goals, 1 assist and 3 points as well as being selected to the ECAC West All Academic Team. 2009-10 Season: Appeared in 5 contests, recording 1 assist for her rookie season with the Soaring Eagles. Previous Team: Washing-ton Pride, JWHL. Personal: Mary-Kate is a Nursing Major and a Founders Scholar. Coach’s Take: “M.K. showed last year that she can be steady and reliable player on our blue-line.

She is coming off her best year to date and she is returning with a continued desire to take her game to the next level. She has become a solid puck mover and she has always had a great shot, M.K. is consistently one of our hardest working players to wear purple and gold.”

Mary-Kate Gellerman ’13 By The Numbers


Career Game High Superlatives Goals: 1, Twice Assists: 1, Nov. 19, 2010 vs. Cortland Points: 1, Three times


2005-06 Player Profiles 2011-12 Player Profiles

#16 Madison Johnston ’13 Defense 5’4” Toronto, ONT 2010-11 Season: Appearing in 26 games for the Soaring Eagles, Madison contributed 7 goals, 11 assists and 18 points as well as being the teams third leading scorer. In addition, she was named to the ECAC All Academic Team.2009-10 Season: Appeared in all 30 games tallying 20 points on 6 goals and 14 assists. She was named Rookie of the Week twice for her conference play and was selected for ECAC Women’s West All Rookie Conference team. Finished 4th in the conference for defensive scoring and scored .67 points

per game. Previous Team: Toronto Aeros, PWHL. Personal: Madison is a Founders scholar. Coach’s Take: “Madison is one of the most skilled defensemen in our conference. When she plays with urgency she is very tough to stop. She has proven that she can take over a hockey game when she wants to as she has scored some very important goals and made some big plays for our hockey team over the past two years. She has the ability to see the ice and make great plays on both sides of the puck. We are looking for Madison to have another great year and dig in to be a consistent force on our blue-line.”

Madison Johnston ’13 By The Numbers


Career Game High Superlatives Goals: 3, Jan. 8, 2011 vs. Hamilton Assists: 3, Feb. 5, 2010 vs. Buffalo St. Points: 3, Three times

#1 Samantha Maguire ’13 Goaltender 5’5” Findlay, OH 2010-11 Season: Appeared in 4 games for the Soaring Eagles recording a .919 save percentage and allowing only 8 goals pos-sessing a 3-1-0 overall record. Also was a member of the ECAC West All Academic Team. 2009-10 Season: Appeared in 10 con-tests, recording 580 miniutes in net, 193 saves and only allowing 18 goals. Possessed 8-2-0 overall record and a .915 save percentage. Previous Team: Ohio Flames.

Personal: Samantha is a Business major with a minor in Sports Management. She is also a Founders scholar. Coach’s Take: “Sam proved that she can be a very steady goaltender in the ECAC –West last season. She came up big for our team in several games but injury last season held her back at times. She will be in a three-way goaltending battle for ice time this season with our other veteran goaltenders.”

Samantha Maguire ’13 By The Numbers

Year GP MIN Record 09-10 10 580 8-2-0 10-11 4 240 3-1-0 Total 14 720 11-3-0

Career Game High Superlatives

Shots Faced: 36, Nov. 22, 2009 vs. Plattsburgh Saves: 22, Nov. 22, 2009 vs. Platts-burgh

#61 Lauren Sullivan ’13 Goaltender 5’7” Toronto, ONT 2010-11 Season: Appeared in 19 games for Soaring Eagles, re-cording 1155 minutes in net and making 448 saves in the sea-son. Went 10-7-2 for EC and maintained a .933 save percentage 2009-10 Season: Appeared in goal for 20 games with the Soaring Eagles, recording 1170 minutes in net. Making 412 saves allow-ing only 24 goals for a .945 save percentage and 1.23 goals against average. Holding a 5-3-1 in her rookie season. She was named ECAC West Goalie of the Week three times and All Rookie West

Conference selection. Previous Team: Markham-Stouffville Stars, PWHL. Personal: Lauren is a Biology and Chemistry double major. She is also a Presidential Scholar. Coach’s Take: “Lauren Sulli-van is a big and strong technical goaltender that has proven she is one of the top puck stoppers in the country. She is a fo-cused athlete and competes every day in practice. We know Lauren has been waiting for this season to start since the day the last one ended. Keep a close eye out for Lauren Sullivan for the next two years.”

Lauren Sullivan ’13 By The Numbers

Year GP MIN Record 09-10 20 1171 15-3-1 10-11 19 1155 10-7-2 Total 39 2326 25-10-3

Career Game High Superlatives

Shots Faced: 35, Mar. 19, 2010 vs. Norwich Saves: 36, Dec. 12, 2010 at Plattsburg



#14 Amber Tirri ’13 Forward 5’1” Ringwood, NJ 2010-11 Season: In her third season as a Soaring Eagle, she appeared in 25 games contributing 5 goals, 8 assists and 13 points. 2009-10 Season: Played in 28 games in her rookie season, scoring 4 goals and 2 assists for the Soaring Eagles. Scored in the Division III Championship Third Place game vs. Gustavus. Previous Team: Wyo-ming Seminary Blue Knights, NAPHA.

Personal: Amber is a Mark Twain scholar. Coach’s Take: “Amber was our most-improved player from a year-ago. She is a high energy player that is invaluable as she can play on our first line and contribute offensively or play an important role on our fourth line. She has come a long way in understanding the game and our team systems and we still believe the best is yet to come for her. She will play a leadership role for us this year and be someone that our younger players will look to.”

Amber Tirri ’13 By The Numbers


Career Game High Superlatives Goals: 1, Seven times Assists: 1, Four times Points: 2, Dec. 4, 2010 at Utica

#3 Tori Charron ’14 Forward 5’5” Goodwood, ONT 2010-11: In her rookie season for the Soaring Eagles, Tori appeared in all 26 games leading in goals (28) and points (37). Charron was named ECAC Rook-ie of the Year and members of the ECAC All-Rookie Team & Second Team. Personal: Majors in Education and Minor in Business Administration. Also a Mark Twain Scholar. Coach’s Take: “Coming off a great first year campaign Tori will look to build on what she accomplished last season. She was an impact player from day one but she is relentlessly looking to making improvements to her game in areas that do not

always affect the score sheet. There is no “off” button with Tori and she is a threat to score every shift. She found success early in her career at EC because she competes extremely hard and consistently.”

Tori Charron ’14 By The Numbers


Career Game High Superlatives Goals: 6, Jan. 29, 2011 vs. Chatham Assists: 2, Twice Points: 8, Jan. 29, 2011 vs. Chatham

#5 Maddy Charbonneau ’14 Defense 5’5” Greeley, CO 2010-11: Appeared in 26 games for the team contributing 6 assists and 6 points. Personal: Psychology major and Founders Scholar. Coach’s Take: “Maddy is a smooth skating player who will see time at forward for us this year after being a steady defenseman last year. She returned to campus in great physical shape, proving her commitment and we are looking forward to her taking her game to the next level. Maddy has a great deal of potential, she is an outstanding teammate and we

believe she can be an important role for our hockey team moving forward.”

Maddy Charbonneau ’14 By The Numbers


Career Game High Superlatives Assists: 3, Jan. 29, 2011 vs. Chatham Points: 3, Jan. 29, 2011 vs. Chatham

#21 Jocelynne Hudgins ’14 Forward 5’4” Bowmanville, ONT 2010-11: In her first season with the Purple and Gold, she appeared in 22 games supplying 1 goal and 1 point to the team. Personal: An Iris Scholar. Double majors in Psychology and Pre-Med. Coach’s Take: “Jocelynne gained some valuable experience in her first season and returns to us ready to become more of a contributor on the ice. She 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. We are thrilled to have her back for her second season.”

Jocelynne Hudgins ’14 By The Numbers


Career Game High Superlatives Goals: 1, Jan. 30, 2011 vs. Chatham Points: 1, Jan. 30, 2011 vs. Chatham



#25 Tanis Lamoureux ’14 Forward 5’4” Canton, MI 2010-11: In her first season, Tanis appeared in all 26 games for the Soaring Eagles providing 9 goals, 13 assists and 22 points. She lead the team in assists and was the second leading scorer with 4 power play goals as well as 1 game winning goal. Personal: A Biology major and Founders Scholar. Coach’s Take: “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 earned a great deal of ice time as a freshman and we are excited to see what this year will bring for Tanis. 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.”

Tanis Lamoureux ’14 By The Numbers


Career Game High Superlatives Goals: 1, Nine times Assists: 3, Jan. 30, 2011 vs. Chatham Points: 4, Jan. 30, 2011 vs. Chatham

#6 Briana Saltstone ’14 Forward 5’7” North Bay, ONT 2010-11: As a rookie Soaring Eagle, she appeared in 26 games provid-ing 4 goals, 2 assists and 6 points. Personal: Psychology-Sociology-Anthropology Major. Coach’s Take: “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.”

Briana Salstone ’14 By The Numbers


Career Game High Superlatives Goals: 2, Jan. 29, 2011 vs. Chatham Assists: 1, Two times Points: 2, Two times

#22 Ella Stewart ’14 Defense 5’4” Mississauga, ONT 2010-11: Appearing in 26 games for her first season as a Soaring Eagle providing 2 goals, 11 assists and 13 points with 1 power play goal in conference play. Personal: An Iris Scholar and studies Criminal Jus-tice. Coach’s Take: “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 compete 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.”

Ella Stewart ’14 By The Numbers


Career Game High Superlatives Goals: 1, Twice Assists: 2, Three times Points: 2, Three times



2011-12 Elmira College Newcomers #11 Katie Gaskin ’14 Defense 5’4” Pickering, ONT Personal: Majors in Biology. Coach’s Take: “ 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.”

#2 Lindsay Burrows ’15 Defense 5’5” Stouffville, ONT Personal: Majors in General Education. Coach’s Take: “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 de-fend and move the puck.”

#8 Ashley Ryan ’15 Forward 5’6” North Chili, NY Personal: Majors in Criminal Justice. Coach’s Take: “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.”

#10 Haley Welch ’15 Defense 5’7” East Amherst, NY Personal: Majors in Liberal Arts and is a Iris Scholar. Coach’s Take: “Haley comes from the Buffalo Bison team where she was a captained her team this past season. Haley is an exceptional skater with a strong shot and an ability to join the rush offensively. She sees the ice very well we are very excited about what she will bring to EC in the years ahead.”

#13 Cassidy Delainey ’15 Forward 5’5” Edmonton, AB Personal: An Education Major and Trustee Scholar. Coach’s Take: “Cassidy comes from a great Ed-monton 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 contributor all season long. She is a smart player that will bring size and scoring to our lineup”



2011-12 Elmira College Newcomers #17 Arden Cowley ’15 Forward 5’4” Edmonton, AB Personal: A Liberal Arts major and a Salutatorian Scholar. Coach’s Take: “Arden is coming off an all-star season in the JWHL helping the Warner Warriors by contributing 48 points last season. She was also a key member of the Team Alberta U-18 gold medal winning team at the 2011 Canada Winter Games. She is a good skater with very strong hockey sense and should contribute right away.”

#27 Erin Weston ’15 Forward 5’6” Ajax, ONT Personal: Majors in Business Administration. Coach’s Take: “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”

#39 Lisa Marshall ’14 Goalie 5’6” Powhaten, VA Personal: Majors in Liberal Arts. Coach’s Take: “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.”

#44 Brooke Wilgosh ’15 Defense 5’6” Regina, SK Personal: Majors in Criminal Justice. Coach’s Take: “Brooke is our first ever play 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, we she should contribute on the offensive blue-line right away.


ECAC West - NCAA Tournament Results

All-Time NCAA Tournament Results

All-Time ECAC West Tournament Results

2001-2002 Semifinal Buffalo State W 6-5 OT Final Plattsburgh State W 2-1 2OT

2002-2003 Semifinal Buffalo State W 4-0 Final Plattsburgh State W 4-2

2005-2006 Semifinal Utica College L 1-4

2001-2002 Semifinal: Gustavus Adolphus College W 8-5 Final: Manhattanville College W 2-1

2002-2003 Semifinal: Wisconsin-River Falls W 2-1 Final: Manhattanville College W 5-1

2003-2004 Quarterfinal: Middlebury L 1-2

2004-2005 Semifinal: Plattsburgh State W 4-3 Final: Middlebury L 3-4

2005-2006 Quarterfinal: Plattsburgh State L 1-4

2006-2007 Semifinal Utica College W 1--0 Final Plattsburgh State L 2-3

2003-2004 Semifinal Utica College W 4-1 Final Plattsburgh State W 3-2

2007-2008 Quarterfinal Buffalo St. W 3- 2 Semifinal RIT W 6-2 Final Plattsburgh State W 1-0

2007-2008 Quarterfinal: Amherst W 3-2 Semifinal: Plattsburgh State L 0-2

2004-2005 Semifinal Neumann W 2-0 Final Plattsburgh State W 2-1 OT

2008-2009 Semifinal Neumann W 8-1 Final Plattsburgh State W 3-0

2008-2009 Quarterfinal: Norwich W 3-2 Semifinal: Wis-River Falls W 3-0 Championship: Amherst L 4-3 OT

2009-10 Semifinal RIT W 2-1 OT Final Plattsburgh State W 4-2

2009-2010 Quarterfinal: Trinity W 3-2 Semifinal: Norwich L 3-2 3rd Place: Gustavus Adolphus W 4-1

2010-11 Quarterfinal Utica College L 1-2


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2011-12 Team Roster

No. Name -- Class Pos. Hometown -- Last Team 1 Samantha Maguire ’13 G Findlay, OH -- Ohio Flames 2 Lindsay Burrows ’15 D Stouffville, ONT -- Whitby Wolves 3 Tori Charron ’14 F Goodwood, ONT -- Aurora Panthers 5 Maddy Charbonneau ’14 F-D Greely, CO -- Colorado Select 6 Brianna Saltstone ’14 F North Bay, ONT -- Southwest Wildcats 7 Katy Walker ’12 D Edmonds, WA -- Colorado Select 8 Ashley Ryan ’15 F North Chili, NY -- Rochester Edge 10 Haley Welch ’15 D East Amherst, NY -- Nichols School 11 Katie Gaskin ’14 D Pickering, ONT -- Wayne State University 12 Lauren Campbell ’12 F Erie, PA -- Chatham University 13 Cassidy Delainey ’15 F Edmonton, AB -- Edmonton Thunder 14 Amber Tirri ’13 F Ringwood, NJ -- Wyoming Seminary Prep 15 Mary-Kate Gellerman ’13 D Frederick, MD -- Washington Pride 16 Madison Johnston ’13 D Toronto, ONT -- Toronto Aeros 17 Arden Cowley ’15 F Edmonton, AB -- Warner Hockey School 18 Alex Bresler ’12 * F Golden, CO -- Colorado Select 19 Alex McPhail ’12 * F Oakville, ONT -- Toronto Aeros 21 Jocelynne Hudgins ’14 F Bowmanville, ONT -- Durham Lightning 22 Ella Stewart ’14 D Mississauga, ONT -- Notre Dame Hounds 23 Caitlin Metcalf ’13 ** F Calgary, AB -- Calgary Edge 24 Lindsay Mitchell ’12 ** F Arnold, MD -- North American Hockey Academy 25 Tanis Lamoureux ’14 F Canton, MI -- Victory Honda 27 Erin Weston ’15 F Ajax, ONT -- Etobicoke Dolphins 39 Lisa Marshall ’14 G Powhaten, VA -- Wayne State University 44 Brooke Wilgosh ’15 D Regina, SK -- Notre Dame Hounds 61 Lauren Sullivan ’13 G Toronto, ONT -- Markham-Stouffville * - Captain ** - Assistant Captain Head Coach: Greg Fargo ’06 (Elmira College ’06). Third Season Assistant Coaches: Nicolas Carpenito (Northeastern University). First Season

Elmira College ‘Soaring Eagles’

Buffalo State College Away: 2-3 @ 7:00 p.m. Away: 2-4 @ 3:00 p.m. Location: Buffalo, NY Nickname: Bengals Colors: Orange and Black Affiliation: NCAA III Conference: ECAC West Head Coach: Rob Burke Assistant Coaches: Jamie Overbeck, Melissa Jeckovich, Mark Wojcinkski 2010-11 record: 9-14-1 2010-11 vs. Elmira: 0-5, 4-3 OT Series record: Elmira 26-1

Chatham University Away: 1-20 @ 8:00 p.m. Away: 1-21 @ 2:00 p.m. Location: Pittsburgh, PA Nickname: Cougars Colors: Purple and White Affiliation: NCAA III Conference: ECAC West Head Coach: Phoebe Manchester Assistant Coach: Lesley Robinson 2010-11 record: 0-18-0 2010-11 vs. Elmira: 1-11, 0-7 Series record: Elmira 18-0

Manhattanville College Away: 10-29 @ 3:00 p.m. Away: 1-6 @ 6:15 p.m. Location: Purchase, NY Nickname: Valiants Colors: Red and White Affiliation: NCAA III Conference: ECAC East Head Coach: Eric Lang Assistant Coach: David Turco 2010-11 record: 19-8-2 2010-11 vs. Elmira: 3-4, 2-1 Series record: Elmira 13-6-1

Norwich University Away: 10-30 @ 7:00 p.m. Location: Northfield, VT Nickname: Cadets Colors: Maroon and Gold Affiliation: NCAA III Conference: ECAC East Head Coach: Mark Bolding Assistant Coaches: Keith Maurice & Holly Russo 2010-11 record: 25-4-1 2010-11 vs. Elmira: 1-3 Series Record: Elmira 4-1 Series record: Elmira

RIT Away: 2-10 @ 7:00 p.m. Home: 2-11 @ 3:00 p.m. Location: Rochester, NY Nickname: Tigers Colors: Burnt Umber, Orange, and White Affiliation: NCAA III Conference: ECAC West Head Coach: Scott McDonald Assistant Coach: Keltie Jones, Me-ghan Guckian 2010-11 record: 21-3-2 2010-11 vs. Elmira: 1-3, 1-4 Series record: Elmira 9-4-2

SUNY Cortland Away: 11-12 @ 7:00 p.m. Away: 11-13 @ 3:00 p.m. Location: Cortland, NY Nickname: Red Dragons Colors: Red and White Affiliation: NCAA III Conference: ECAC West Head Coach: Earl Utter Assistant Coach: Richard Reichenbach 2010-11 record: 4-18-3 2010-11 vs. Elmira: 0-8, 0-2 Series record: Elmira 22-0

Neumann University Home: 1-14 @ 7:00 p.m. Home: 1-15 @ 3:00 p.m. Location: Aston, PA Nickname: Knights Colors: Blue and Gold Affiliation: NCAA III Conference: ECAC West Head Coach: Casey Handrahan Assistant Coach: Gina Kearns 2010-11 record: 12-12-1 2010-11 vs. Elmira: 2-3 OT, 2-2 OT Series record: Elmira 23-0-1

SUNY Plattsburgh Home: 1-28 @ 3:00 p.m. Home: 1-29 @ 3:00 p.m. Location: Plattsburgh, NY Nickname: Cardinals Colors: Cardinal Red and White Affiliation: NCAA III Conference: ECAC West Head Coach: Kevin Houle Assistant Coach: Nicole Goguen 2010-11 record: 23-3-2 2010-11 vs. Elmira: 2-3, 2-1 Series record: Plattsburgh 16-15-3

Utica College Home: 11-19 @ 7:00 p.m. Home: 11-20 @ 3:00 p.m. Location: Utica, NY Nickname: Pioneers Colors: Navy Blue and Orange Affiliation: NCAA III Conference: ECAC West Head Coach: William Clausen Assistant Coaches: Stephanie Yates, Jack Kane, Bill Owens 2010-11 record: 13-12-2 2010-11 vs. Elmira: 3-4 OT, 0-3, 2-1 Series record: Elmira 21-3-2


2011-12 Opponent Profiles

Hamilton College Away: 1-11 @ 7:00 p.m. Location: Clinton, NY Nickname: Continentals Colors: Blue and White Affiliation: NCAA III Conference: NESCAC Head Coach: Brendon Knight Assistant Coaches: Allison Domeni-co and Todd Manley 2010-11 record: 11-14-0 2010-11 vs. Elmira: 3-6 Series record: Elmira 8-0

SUNY Oswego Home: 2-18 @ 7:00 p.m. Home: 2-19 @ 3:00 p.m. Location: Oswego, NY Nickname: Lakers Colors: Green and Gold Affiliation: NCAA III Conference: ECAC West Head Coach: Diane Dillon Assistant Coach: Joe Heydenburg 2010-11 record: 13-10-3 2010-11 vs. Elmira: 1-1 OT, 1-3 Series record: Elmira 9-0-1

SUNY Potsdam Away: 12-3 @ 3:00 p.m. Away: 12-4 @ 3:00 p.m. Location: Pottsdam, NY Nickname: Bears Colors: Maroon and Black Affiliation: NCAA III Conference: ECAC West Head Coach: Jay Green ’80 Assistant Coach: Lisa Rosengarten ’10 2010-11 record: 10-13-2 2010-11 vs. Elmira: 2-5, 0-5 Series record: 6-0

Amherst College Away: 10-27 @ 1:00 p.m. Location: Amherst, MA Nickname: Lord Jeffs Colors: Purple and White Affiliation: NCAA III Conference: NESCAC Head Coach: Jim Plumer Assistant Coach: Chelsea Grills & Chris Cobb 2010-11 record: 19-6-2 2010-11 vs. Elmira: 0-1 Series Record: Elmira 0-1

Middlebury College Away: 11-26 @ 7:00 p.m. Location: Middlebury, VT Nickname: Panthers Colors: Navy Blue & White Affiliation: NCAA III Conference: NESCAC Head Coach: Bill Mandigo Assistant Coach: Emily McNamara 2010-11 record: 23-5-1 2010-11 vs. Elmira: 1-2 Series Record: Elmira 2-3


2010-11 Season in Review

The Elmira College Soaring Eagles Varsity Woman’s Ice Hockey team completed another success-ful season under the guidance of third year Head Coach Greg Fargo ’06. Fargo led the Purple and Gold to an overall record of 16-8-2 and a record of 12-4-2 in conference play, earning EC the number three seed in the ECAC Women’s West playoffs. Following a notable 2009-2010 season which culminated with a trip to the NCAA Semifinals, the Soaring Eagles proved to be a Division III powerhouse once again. Elmira boasted one of Divi-sion III’s most dangerous offensive units in the country throughout the season, yet again, finish-ing ninth in the country in scoring offense at 3.38 goals per game. During ECAC West play, the Soaring Eagles finished with a total of 68 goals, for a remarkable average of 3.78 scores per game. Elmira College was led throughout the season offensively by standout forward Tori Charron ’14 (Goodwood, ONT -- Aurora Panthers, PWHL). In just her first season in the Purple and Gold, Charron led the nation with 28 goals scored, averaging 1.08 scores per contest, and led the team with 37 total points. Charron accounted for 23 of Elmira’s 68 goals scored during conference play this season with five being game-winners. The Goodwood, Ontario native finished the ECAC West season averaging 1.42 points per game, third best in the league. For her accomplish-

ments, Charron claimed ECAC West Rookie of the Year honors, and also landed a spot on the ECAC West Second Team. The 2010-11 team was directed by Captains Alex McPhail ’12 (Oakville, ONT -- Toronto Aeros, PWHL) and Alex Bresler ’12 (Golden, CO -- Colorado Select, JWHL). McPhail appeared in all 26 games for EC registering 1 goal and 2 assists, while Bresler took the ice 24 times tally-ing 8 points on 5 goals and 3 assists. Assistant Captains Lindsay Mitchell ’12 (Arnold, MD -- NAHA, JWHL) and Caitlin Metcalf ’13 (Calgary, AB -- Edge School for Athletes, JWHL) also made great contributions on and off the ice this season. In 26 games this season, the duo combined for 9 goals and 20 assists from their forward positions. Forwards Tanis Lamoureux ’14 (Canton, MI -- Victory Honda, TOEHL), Amber Tirri ’13 (Ringwood, NJ -- Wyoming Seminary, NAPHA), Lauren Campbell ’12 (Erie, PA -- Chatham University), and Samantha Curk ’13 (Dorchester, ONT -- Niagara University) demonstrated their talent throughout the 2010-11 season for EC. Lamoureux finished her first season in the Purple and Gold with 9 goals and 13 assists for 22 total points. Tirri completed her second year for the Soaring Eagles with 13 total points on 5 goals and 8 assists, while Campbell and Curk also reached double-digits in total points with 11 each. Elmira College also boasted one of the nation’s top defensive units this season. Elmira finished seventh in the nation in scoring defense allowing 42 goals for a 1.62 goals against average. The Soaring Eagles defense was led by the leadership of lone fourth year player Amanda Ritzel ’11 (Spencerport, NY -- Toronto Rattlers). Ritzel appeared in all 26 games this season netting 2 goals and assisting on 5 more for the Purple and Gold. For her career, Ritzel took the ice in 107 games for EC, tallying 7 goals and 22 assists from her defensive position. Katy Walker ’12 (Edmonds, WA -- Colorado Selects), Madison Johnston ’13 (Toronto, ONT -- Toronto Aeros, PWHL), and Mary-Kate Gel-lerman ’13 (Frederick, MD -- Washington Pride, JWHL) secured the EC defense with their stellar play throughout the season for Elmira. The two players proved to be consistent on the defensive end, as well as an offensive threat for EC. Johnston recorded 18 total points on 7 goals and 11 assists, while Walker also tallied 18 points on 5 goals and finished tied for the team lead in assists with 13. First year defense-men Ella Stewart ’14 (Mississauga, ONT -- Notre Dame Hounds Midgets) was also a main contributor as she was in on 11 assists this year. EC net minder Lauren Sullivan ’13 (Toronto, ONT -- Markham-Stouffville Stars, PWHL) proved to be outstanding yet again this season defending the net. Sullivan appeared in 19 games for EC posting a 10-7-2 overall rec-ord, allowing only 32 goals and making 448 saves this season. Samantha Maguire ’13 (Findlay, OH -- Ohio Flames, TOEHL) and Laura Proietto ’13 (Woodbridge, ONT -- Etobicoke Dolphins, PWHL) were also solid in limited action this season for Elmira. Maguire appeared in 4 contests, made 91 stops, and allowed only 8 goals. Proietto defended the net in 3 games this season allowing only 1 goal en route to 3 victories. First year players Kelsey Evershed ’14 (Franktown, ONT -- Winchendon School), Bri-ana Saltstone ’14 (North Bay, ONT -- Southwest Wildcats, PWHL), Maddy Charbon-neau ’14 (Greeley, CO -- Colorado Select, JWHL), Jocelynne Hudgins ’14 (Bowmanville, ONT -- Durham West, PWHL), and Jenna Esposito ’14 (Perkasie, PA -- Pennridge) all gained valuable experience this season. Evershed finished the season with 8 total points for EC (4 goals, 4 assists). Saltstone and Charbonneau appeared in all 26 contests this season with Charbonneau contributing 6 assists during conference play. The Soaring Eagles will lose Ritzel to graduation this year.

Madison Johnston ’13

Alex Bresler ’12


2010-11 Statistics

2010-11 Elmira College Individual and Team Statistics

Elmira | Overall - 26 GP (16- 8- 2 .654) | Conf Only - 18 GP (12- 4- 2 .722) | Career -------------------------------|------------------------------------————————————— |------------------------------------—————-—-|---------------- ## Player POS YR | GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT | GP G A PTS PEN/MIN PP SH GW GT | GP G A PTS 3 Tori Charron F FR | 26 28 9 37 23/ 54 12 1 6 0 | 18 23 8 31 15/ 30 10 0 5 0 | 26 28 9 37 25 Tanis Lamoureux F FR | 26 9 13 22 2/4 4 0 1 0 | 18 7 11 18 2/ 4 3 0 0 0 | 26 9 13 22 16 Madison Johnston D SO | 26 7 11 18 17/ 34 4 0 2 0 | 18 4 8 12 15/ 30 3 0 2 0 | 56 13 25 38 7 Kathryn Walker D JR | 26 5 13 18 5/ 10 2 0 2 0 | 18 3 10 13 3/ 6 1 0 1 0 | 82 11 30 41 23 Caitlin Metcalf F SO | 26 5 10 15 4/ 8 2 0 0 0 | 18 3 7 10 3/ 6 2 0 0 0 | 54 13 21 34 24 Lindsay Mitchell F JR | 26 4 10 14 4/ 8 0 0 1 0 | 18 3 8 11 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 86 16 31 47 14 Amber Tirri F SO | 25 5 8 13 7/ 14 0 0 0 0 | 17 5 5 10 5/ 10 0 0 0 0 | 53 9 10 19 22 Ella Stewart D FR | 26 2 11 13 9/ 18 1 0 0 0 | 18 1 7 8 8/ 16 1 0 0 0 | 26 2 11 13 12 Lauren Campbell F JR | 26 3 8 11 11/ 22 1 2 0 0 | 18 3 6 9 8/ 16 1 2 0 0 | 71 22 21 43 9 Samantha Curk F SO | 24 1 10 11 5/ 10 0 0 0 0 | 16 0 8 8 1/ 2 0 0 0 0 | 29 2 10 12 18 Alex Bresler F JR | 24 5 3 8 4/ 8 2 0 2 0 | 16 4 2 6 2/ 4 2 0 2 0 | 81 28 20 48 11 Kelsey Evershed F FR | 25 4 4 8 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 18 2 4 6 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 25 4 4 8 8 Amanda Ritzel D SR | 26 2 6 8 7/ 14 1 0 1 0 | 18 2 5 7 6/ 12 1 0 1 0 | 107 7 22 29 6 Briana Saltstone F FR | 26 4 2 6 9/ 18 0 0 0 0 | 18 4 2 6 8/ 16 0 0 0 0 | 26 4 2 6 5 Maddy Charbonneau D FR | 26 0 6 6 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 18 0 6 6 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 26 0 6 6 15 Mary-Kate Gellerman D SO | 25 2 1 3 10/ 20 0 0 0 0 | 17 2 1 3 10/ 20 0 0 0 0 | 30 2 2 4 19 Alex McPhail F JR | 26 1 2 3 0 0 1 0 | 18 1 2 3 0 0 1 0 | 85 4 9 13 21 Jocelynne Hudgins F/D FR | 22 1 0 1 3/ 6 0 0 0 0 | 16 1 0 1 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 22 1 0 1 2 Jennie Robinson D FR | 1 0 0 0 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 1 0 0 0 2/ 4 0 0 0 0 | 1 0 0 0 27 Jenna Esposito F FR | 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 1 0 0 0 44 Nicole Court F FR | 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 6 0 0 0 Bench | 3/ 6 | 2/ 4 | --------------------------------————- --|-----------------------------------————————--|----------------------------------——————---|---------------- Elmira | 26 88 127 215 132/272 29 3 16 0 | 18 68 100 168 100/200 24 2 12 0 | Opponents | 26 42 60 102 141/304 15 1 8 2 | 18 27 44 71 104/227 12 1 4 2 | -----------------------------------————|--------------------------------------------------------------|---------------- ## Goaltending (Overall) | GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO %Time | Overall 61 Lauren Sullivan SO | 19 1154:44 32 448 480 .933 1.66 10- 7- 2 .579 19 4 73.0% | +: 668:11 42.2% 1 Samantha Maguire SO | 4 239:57 8 91 99 .919 2.00 3- 1- 0 .750 4 1 15.2% | -: 327:22 20.7% 29 Laura Proietto SO | 3 180:00 1 52 53 .981 0.33 3- 0- 0 1.000 3 2 11.4% | E: 586:29 37.1% Open Net | 8 7:21 1 1 0.5% | Elmira | 26 1582:02 42 591 633 .934 1.59 16- 8- 2 .654 26 7 100.0% | Opponents | 26 1582:02 88 867 955 .908 3.34 8-16- 2 .346 26 1 100.0% | -----------------------------------————|--------------------------------------------------------------------------—————————————— |---------------- ## Goaltending (Conference Only) | GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO %Time | Conference Only 61 Lauren Sullivan SO | 12 734:46 20 291 311 .936 1.63 7- 3- 2 .667 12 3 66.9% | +: 575:11 52.4% 29 Laura Proietto SO | 3 180:00 1 52 53 .981 0.33 3- 0- 0 1.000 3 2 16.4% | -: 141:11 12.8% 1 Samantha Maguire SO | 3 179:57 5 68 73 .932 1.67 2- 1- 0 .667 3 1 16.4% | E: 382:21 34.8% Open Net | 5 4:00 1 1 0.4% | Elmira | 18 1098:43 27 411 438 .938 1.47 12- 4- 2 .722 18 6 100.0% | Opponents | 18 1098:43 68 581 649 .895 3.71 4-12- 2 .278 18 0 100.0% | --------------------------------————---|-------------------------------------------------------------------——————————————------- |---------------- ## Goaltending (Career) | GP Minutes GA Saves Shots Save% GAA Record Win% GS SO 61 Lauren Sullivan SO | 39 2325:28 56 860 916 .939 1.44 25-10- 3 .697 38 8 1 Samantha Maguire SO | 14 820:10 26 284 310 .916 1.90 11- 3- 0 .786 14 2 29 Laura Proietto SO | 4 240:00 1 69 70 .986 0.25 4- 0- 0 1.000 4 3


2010-11 Inside The Numbers

2010-11 By the Numbers

2010-11 Game-by-Game Results Date Opponent Result Oct. 29 New England ! W 5 - 0 Oct. 30 Norwich ! L 3 - 1 Nov. 6 SUNY Oswego* T 1 - 1 OT Nov. 7 SUNY Oswego* W 3 - 1 Nov. 12 Manhattanville* W 4 - 3 Nov. 13 Manhattanville* L 2 - 1 Nov. 19 SUNY Cortland* W 8 - 0 Nov. 20 SUNY Cortland* W 2 - 0 Dec. 4 Utica* W 4 - 3 OT Dec. 5 Utica College* W 3 - 0 Dec. 11 SUNY Plattsburgh* W 3 - 2 Dec. 12 SUNY Plattsburgh* L 1 - 2 Jan. 2 Middlebury @ W 2 - 1 OT Jan. 3 Amherst @ L 0 - 1 Jan. 8 Hamilton W 6 - 3 Jan. 14 SUNY Potsdam* W 5 - 2 Jan. 15 SUNY Potsdam* W 5 - 0 Jan. 21 Neumann* W 3 - 2 OT Jan. 22 Neumann* T 2 - 2 OT Jan. 29 Chatham W 11 - 1 Jan. 30 Chatham W 7 - 0 Feb. 4 RIT* L 1 - 3 Feb. 12 Buffalo State* W 5 - 0 Feb. 13 Buffalo State* L 3 - 4 OT Feb. 19 RIT* L 1 - 4 Feb. 26 Utica# L 1 - 2 Home games in Bold and Italics * - ECAC West Conference Game @ - Cardinal-Panther Classic ! - East-West Classic # - ECAC West Playoff Game

Team Superlatives

Most goals scored, game: 11, Jan. 29, 2011 vs. Chatham Most goals scored, period: 6, Feb. 5, 2010 vs. Buffalo Fewest goals scored, game: 1, Seven times Most goals allowed, game: 4, Twice Most goals allowed, period: 3, Oct. 30, 2010 at Norwich Fewest goals allowed, game: 0, Seven times Most shots on goal, game: 62, Feb. 5, 2010 vs. Buffalo Most shots on goal, period: 28, Twice Fewest shots on goal, game: 15, Jan. 20, 2010 vs. Amherst Fewest shots on goal, period: 0, Jan. 3, 2010 vs. Amherst Most shots on goal allowed, game: 41, Feb. 4, 2011 vs. RIT Most shots on goal allowed, period: 17, Feb. 4, 2011 vs. RIT Fewest shots on goal allowed, game: 7, Oct. 29, 2010 at New England Fewest shots on goal allowed, period: 1, Three times Most power play goals scored, game: 5, Jan. 29, 2011 vs. Chatham Most power play goals allowed, game: 2, Twice Most short-handed goals scored, game: 1, Three times Most short-handed goals allowed, game: 1, Three times Most penalty minutes, game: 22, Jan. 8, 2011 vs. Hamilton Fewest penalty minutes, game: 4, Twice Most penalty minutes, opposition, game: 26, Feb. 5, 2010 vs. Buffalo Fewest penalty minutes, opp., game: 2, Mar. 19, 2010 at Norwich Longest winning streak: 5, Nov. 19, 2010 to Dec. 11, 2010 Longest losing streak: 3, Feb. 13, 2011 to Feb. 26, 2011 Record when scoring first: 12-2-1 Record when opposition scored first: 4-6-1 Record when leading after the first period: 9-1-0 Record when trailing after the first period: 1-3-0 Record when tied after the first period: 6-4-2 Record when leading after the second period: 14-0-0 Record when trailing after the second period: 2-5-0 Record when tied after the second period: 0-3-2 Record in overtime: 3-1-2

Individual Superlatives

Most goals, season: 28, Tori Charron ’14 Most goals, game: 6, Torri Charron ’14 Most assists, season: 13, Tanis Lamoureux ’14 Most assists, game: 5, Jamie Kivi ’10 Most points, season: 37, Tori Charron ’14 Most points, game: 8, Torri Charron ’14 Most penalty minutes, season: 54, Tori Charron ’14 Most saves, game: 36, Lauren Sullivan ’13 Most wins, season: 15, Lauren Sullivan ’13 Most shutouts, season: 4, Lauren Sullivan ’13 Most game-winning goals: 6, Tori Charron ’14 Most power-play goals 12, Tori Charron ’14 Most shorthanded goals: 2, Lauren Campbell ’12

Records ECAC Non-Conf Overall Overall 12-4-2 4-4-0 16-8-2 Home 6-2-0 2-2-0 8-4-0 Away 6-2-2 0-1-0 6-3-2 Neutral 0-0-0 2-1-0 2-1-0 GF-GA ECAC Non-Conf Overall Overall 68-27 20-15 88-42 Home 40-10 12-10 52-20 Away 28-17 1-3 29-20 Neutral 0-0 7-2 7-2

Player of the Year: Sarah Dagg ’11, RIT Rookie of the Year: Tori Charron ’14, Elmira Goaltender of the Year: Mandy Mackrell ’11, Plattsburgh Coaches of the Year: Scott McDonald, RIT

Elmira College in the ECAC West

2010-11 ECAC West Weekly Honors

Player of the Week Rookie of the Week Goalie of the Week

Nov. 3 Nikki Blazenko ’11, Neumann Shannon Donnelly ’3, Neumann Laura Keeley ’10, Neumann

Nov. 10 Sara Dagg ’11, RIT Meghan McMahon ’13, Utica Jill Doherty ’10, Utica

Nov. 17 Marissa McMullan ’11, Buffalo Jordan Caldwell ’13, Plattsburgh Emi Williams ’11, Oswego

Nov. 24 Katie Stack ’11, RIT Meghan McMahon ’13, Utica Mandy Mackrell ’11, Plattsburgh

Dec. 1 Meagan Sudik ’11, Utica Madison Johnston ’13, Elmira Lauren Sullivan ’13, Elmira

Dec. 7 Stephanie Moberg ’10, Plattsburgh Kim Schlattman ’13, RIT Mandy Mackrell ’11, Plattsburgh

Dec. 14 Mackenzie Roy ’12, Utica Kailyn Murray ’13, Buffalo Shannon Donnelly ’13, Neumann

Jan. 11 Alex Bresler ’12, Elmira Teal Gove ’13, Plattsburgh Lauren Sullivan ’13, Elmira

Jan. 18 Jessica Schroeder ’11, Neumann Teal Gove ’13, Plattsburgh Amy Torgerson ’12, RIT

Jan. 25 Laurie Bowler ’10, Plattsburgh Kailyn Murray ’13, Buffalo Brenn Scott ’10, Chatham

Feb. 1 Megan DiJulio ’11, Plattsburgh Jordan Caldwell ’13, Plattsburgh Hillary Hitchman ’10, Potsdam

Katie Stack ’11, RIT

Feb. 8 Sara Dagg ’11, RIT Madison Johnston ’13, Elmira Lauren Sullivan ’13, Elmira

Feb. 15 Jamie Kivi ’10, Elmira Rio Flynn ’13, Buffalo Mandy Mackrell ’11, Plattsburgh

Feb. 22 Megan DiJulio ’11, Plattsburgh Jill DeBus ’13, Elmira Mandy Mackrell ’11, Plattsburgh

ECAC West Leading Scorers GP G- A- P 1 Tori Charron’14 EC 18 23- 8-31 2 Sarah Dagg’11 RIT 18 12-15-27 3 Katie Stack’11 RIT 18 12-12-24 Tenecia Hiller’13 RIT 18 16-18-24 5 Megan DiJulio’11 Plattsburg 18 12-11-23 Kourtney Kunichika’14 RIT 18 7-16-23

ECAC West Leading Goaltenders Min. W-L-T GAA 1 Carley King13 RIT 379:37 6-0-0 0.79 2 Mandy Mackrell’11 Plattsburg 784:17 10-1-2 0.99 3 Laura Chamberlain’14 RIT 707:30 9-1-2 1.02 4 Lauren Sullivan ’13 EC 734:46 7-3-2 1.63 5 Shannon Donnelly ’13 NU 770:31 7-4-2 2.02


FIRST TEAM F - Katie Stack ’11, RIT F - Meg DiJulio ’11, Plattsburg F - Sarah Dagg ’11, RIT D - Traci Galbraith ’11, RIT D - Kara Buehler ’11, Plattsburg G - Mandy Mackrell ’11, Plattsburg

ECAC West All-Stars 2001-02 Laura Hurd ’05 (Player of the Year, All-Rookie Team) 2001-02 LeAnne Denman ’05 (First Team, All-Rookie Team) 2001-02 Michelle Rennie ’04 (First Team) 2001-02 Charissa Gawant ’05 (Second Team) 2002-03 Laura Hurd ’05 (First Team) 2002-03 LeAnne Denman ’05 (First Team) 2002-03 Teegon Black ’03 (Second Team) 2002-03 Jenelle Bauer ’05 (Second Team) 2002-03 Edith Racine ’05 (Second Team) 2002-03 Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 (All-Rookie Team, Rookie of the Year) 2002-03 Siobhan Edington ’06 (All-Rookie Team) 2002-03 Sheena Calic ’06 (All-Rookie Team) 2003-04 Laura Hurd ’05 (First Team) 2003-04 Shannon Sargent ’05 (Second Team) 2003-04 LeAnne Denman ’05 (Second Team) 2003-04 Stacy Collins ’07 (All-Rookie)| 2004-05 Laura Hurd ’05 (POTY, First Team) 2004-05 Edith Racine ’05 (Goaltender of the Year, First Team) 2004-05 Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 (First Team) 2004-05 LeAnne Denman ’05 (Second Team) 2005-06 Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 (First Team, Co-Player of the Year) 2005-06 Kayla Coady ’09 (First Team, All-Rookie Team, ROTY) 2005-06 Stacey Calic ’06 (First Team) 2005-06 Danielle Wysomierski ’06 (Second Team) 2005-06 Natasha Yeates ’09 (All-Rookie Team) 2005-06 Allison Cubberley ’09 (All-Rookie Team) 2005-06 Stephanie McLean ’07 (Honorable Mention) 2006-07 Kayla Coady ’09 (First Team) 2006-07 Tiffany Hart ’10, (First Team, All Rookie Team) 2006-07 Allison Cubberley ’09 (First Team) 2006-07 Jamie Kivi ’10 (Second Team, All Rookie Team) 2006-07 Jenna McCall ’10 (Honorable Mention, All Rookie Team) 2007-08 Kayla Coady ’09 (First Team) 2007-08 Allison Cubberley ’09 (First Team) 2007-08 Jamie Kivi ’10 (Second Team) 2008-09 Kayla Coady ’09 (POTY, First Team) 2008-09 Jamie Kivi ’10 (First Team) 2008-09 Tiffany Hart ’10 (First Team) 2008-09 Allison Cubberley ’09 (GOTY, FirstTeam) 2008-09 Jamie Huntley ’09 (Second Team) 2009-10 Jamie Kivi ’10 (First Team) 2009-10 Jill DeBus ’13 All-Rookie Team) 2009-10 Madison Johnston ’13 All-Rookie Team) 2009-10 Lauren Sullivan ’13 (All-Rookie Team) 2010-11 Tori Charron ’14 (ROTY, All-Rookie Team, Second Team)2010-11 Kathryne Walke ’12 (Second Team)

2010-11 ECAC West Awards and All-Star Teams

SECOND TEAM F - Tori Charron ’14, EC F - Meghan Myers ’14, UC F - Steph Moon ’11, Plattsburg D - Kathryn Walke ’12, EC D - Kayla Dubowski ’12, NU G - Emi Williams ’12, OSU

ALL-ROOKIE F - Kourtney Kunichika, RIT F - Meghan Myers, UC F - Tori Charron, EC D - Allison Era, Plattsburgh D - Liz Gemmiti, RIT G - Laura Chamberlain, RIT

ECAC West Tournament Results Quarterfinals, February 27, 2010

# 6 Utica def. #3 Elmira, 2-1 #4 Neumann def. Oswego, 2-1 2OT

Semifinals, March 5, 2010 @ RIT

#1 RIT def. #6 Utica, 2-0 #2 Plattsburg def. Neumann, 2-1

Championship, March 6, 2010 @ RIT

#1 RIT def. #2 Plattsburg, 2-1

ECAC West Titles 2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2004-05, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10

2010-11 FINAL REGULAR SEASON ECAC WEST STANDINGS (Conference Only) (Overall) GP W-L-T Pts. GF GA GP W-L-T GF GA 1 RIT 18 15-1-2 34 94 17 30 26-2-2 152 31 Plattsburgh 18 15-1-2 32 78 20 27 20-4-3 103 32 3 Elmira 18 12-4-2 26 68 27 26 16-8-2 88 42 4 Neumann 18 10-6-2 22 49 48 27 16-7-4 87 58 5 Oswego 18 8-7-3 19 42 34 26 13-10-3 71 50 6 Utica 18 8-10-0 16 51 48 27 13-14-0 82 64 7 Potsdam 18 6-11-1 13 45 73 25 10-13-2 67 88 8 Buffalo State 18 5-12-1 11 33 50 24 9-14-1 53 60 9 Cortland 18 3-12-3 9 28 66 25 4-18-3 35 95 10 Chatham 18 0-18-0 0 19 124 18 0-18-0 19 124


EC Team Records

ELMIRA COLLEGE TEAM RECORDS

SINGLE SEASON RECORDS Most goals scored 178 2001-02 (28 games) Fewest goals scored 88 2010-11 (26 games) Most goals allowed 62 2005-06 Fewest goals allowed 29 2004-05 Most goals per game 6.23 2001-02 Fewest goals per game 3.83 2007-08 Most goals allowed per game 2.30 2005-06 Fewest goals allowed per game 1.06 2002-03 Most 40-goal scorers 1 2001-02 Most 30-goal scorers 1 2001-02, 2002-03 Most 20-goal scorers 2 2005-06 Most 10-goal scorers 7 2004-05 Most 20-point scorers 10 2002-03 Most 30-point scorers 5 2001-02 Most 40-point scorers 3 2001-02, 2008-09 Most 50-point scorers 2 2001-02 Most 60-point scorers 1 2001-02 Most 70-point scorers 1 2001-02 Most games 30 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10 Fewest games 26 2010-11 Most Wins 26 2001-02 Fewest Wins 16 2010-11 Most Losses 9 2005-06 Fewest Losses 1 2001-02 Most Ties 3 2006-07 Fewest Ties 0 2004-05, 2005-06 Longest Winning Streak 19 Nov. 10, 2001 to Feb. 3, 2002 Longest Losing Streak 4 Oct. 25, 2003 to Nov. 8, 2003 Longest Unbeaten Streak 33 Nov. 10, 2001 to Nov. 17, 02 Most Shutouts 14 2002-03 Most Power Play Goals 55 2008-09 Fewest Power Play Goals 18 2003-04 Most Shorthanded Goals 9 2005-06 Most Shorthanded Goals All. 4 2005-06, 2007-08 Fewest Shorthanded Goals 3 2003-04, 2006-07, 2009-10 Fewest Shorthanded Goals All. 0 2004-05 Most Power Play Goals Allowed 17 2005-06 Fewest Power Play Goals All. 9 2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2008-09 Most Power Play Attempts 207 2006-07 Fewest Power Play Attempts 100 2003-04 Most Penalty Killing Chances 204 2007-08 Fewest Penalty Killing Chances 104 2003-04 Highest 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 2007-08 Fewest Penalties 118 2003-04 Most Penalty Minutes 461 2007-08 Fewest Penalty Minutes 239 2002-03 Most Penalties, Opposition 223 2006-07 Fewest Penalties, Opposition 65 2004-05 Most Penalty Minutes, Opp. 452 2006-07 Fewest Penalty Minutes, Opp. 230 2002-03 *Led the Nation in that Season

SINGLE-GAME PLAYER RECORDS

Most goals 4, Laura Hurd ’05 Jan. 27, 2004 v. Cortland 4, Laura Hurd ’05 Jan. 19, 2002 v. Neumann 4, Siobhan Edington ’06 Jan. 15, 2003 v. Cortland Most assists 6, Laura Hurd ’05 Nov. 24, 2001 v. Neumann 6, Charissa Gawant ’05 Jan. 11, 2003 v. Neumann Most points 9, Laura Hurd ’05 Jan. 19, 2002 v. Neumann Most penalty minutes 17, Catherine Shears ’09 Feb. 5, 2006 Most saves 51, Edith Racine ’05 Feb. 24, 2002 v. Platts.

SINGLE-GAME TEAM RECORDS

Most Goals Scored 15 Twice Most Goals Allowed 6 Nov. 13, 2004 Fastest 2 Goals 7 seconds apart Nov. 8, 2003 Fastest 3 Goals 44 seconds apart Nov. 2, 2002 Fastest 4 Goals 1:20 apart Jan. 12, 2003 Fastest 2 Goals Allowed 14 seconds apart Nov. 21, 2009 Most Goals in a Period 9 Nov. 24, 2001 (first period) Most G in a Per., Opp. 4 Dec. 8, 2001 (third period) 4 Nov. 22, 2005 (second period)

Most Shots: 79 Nov. 21, 2003 Most Shots Allowed 54 Feb. 24, 2002 Most Shots Period 34 Nov. 24, 2001 (first period) Most Shots Period, Opp. 20 Feb. 1, 2008 (third period) Most Power Play Goals 7 Nov. 12, 2006 Most PP Goals, Opp. 3 Jan. 21, 2006 Most Power Plays 14 Nov. 12, 2006 Most Power Plays, Opp. 11 Twice Most Shorthanded Goals 2 Nov. 25, 2001 Most SHG, Opp. 2 Nov. 15 2008


All-Time Offensive Statistics

Elmira College All-Time Offensive Season and Career Statistics Most Goals, Season Laura Hurd ’05 40 (2001-02) Laura Hurd ’05 33 (2002-03) Tori Charron ’14 28 (2010-11) Laura Hurd ’05 25 (2004-05) Laura Hurd ’05 22 (2003-04) Stefanie McLean ’07 21 (2005-06) Kayle Coady ’09 21 (2008-09) Kayle Coady ’09 21 (2007-08) Kayla Coady ’09 20 (2006-07) Kayla Coady ’09 20 (2005-06) Alex Bresler ’12 19 (2009-10) Jenna McCall ’10 19 (2008-09) Jamie Huntley ’09 19 (2008-09)

Most Assists, Season Charissa Gawant ’05 41 (2001-02) Laura Hurd ’05 37 (2001-02) Kayla Coady ’09 35 (2008-09) Laura Hurd ’05 33 (2004-05) Lindsay Palmer ’05 30 (2001-02) Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 28 (2004-05) Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 28 (2005-06) Kayla Coady ’09 27 (2006-07) Jenna McCall ’10 26 (2008-09) Laura Hurd ’05 25 (2003-04) Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 24 (2002-03) Michelle Rennie ’04 22 (2001-02)

Most Points, Season Laura Hurd ’05 77 (2001-02) Charissa Gawant ’05 57 (2001-02) Laura Hurd ’05 58 (2004-05) Kayla Coady ’09 56 (2008-09) Laura Hurd ’05 55 (2002-03) Laura Hurd ’05 47 (2003-04) Kayla Coady ’09 47 (2006-07) Jenna McCall’ 10 45 (2008-09) Lindsay Palmer ’05 44 (2001-02) Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 44 (2005-06) Kayla Coady ’09 42 (2005-06) Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 41 (2004-05) Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 38 (2002-03)

Most Goals, Career Laura Hurd ’05 120 (2001-05) Kayla Coady ’09 82 (2005-09) Lindsay Palmer ’05 55 (2001-05)Jenna McCall ’10 54 (2006-10) Charissa Gawant ’05 53 (2001-05) Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 51 (2002-06) Shannon Sargent ’05 49 (2001-05) Stefanie McLean ’07 49 (2003-07) Lauryn DePaul ’10 48 (2006-10) Jamie Huntley ’09 40 (2005-09) Melanie Henshaw ’10 37 (2006-10) Karen Colehour ’10 30 (2006-10) Tori Charron ’14 28 (2010-)

Most Assists, Career Laura Hurd ’05 117 (2001-2005) Kayla Coady ’09 100 (2005-2009) Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 91 (2002-2006) Charissa Gawant ’05 86 (2001-2005) Jenna McCall ’10 84 (2006-2010) Lindsay Palmer ’05 80 (2001-2005) Jamie Kivi ’10 69 (2006-2010) Tiffany Hart ’10 58 (2006-2010) Stefanie McLean ’07 51 (2003-2007) LeAnne Denman ’05 49 (2001-2005) Sheena Calic ’06 44 (2002-2006) Karen Colehour ’10 42 (2009-2010)

Most Short-Handed Goals, Season Kayla Coady ’09 4 (2008-09) Laura Hurd ’05 4 (2002-03) Laura Hurd ’05 3 (2001-02) Kayla Coady ’09 3 (2005-06) Lauren Campbell ’12 2 (2010-11) 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) Fifteen tied at 1

Most Game-Winning Goals, Season Laura Hurd ’05 9 (2001-02) Laura Hurd ’05 8 (2004-05) Tori Charron ’14 6 (2010-11) Kayla Coady ’09 6 (2007-08) 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) LeAnne Denman ’05 4 (2001-02) Lindsay Palmer ’04 4 (2002-03)

Most Hat-Tricks, Season Laura Hurd ’05 4 (2001-02) Laura Hurd ’05 4 (2002-03) Jamie Huntley ’09 2 (2008-09) LeAnne Denman ’05 2 (2001-02) Laura Hurd ’05 2 (2003-04) Stefanie McLean ’07 2 (2005-06) Seventeen tied at 1

Most Penalty Minutes, Career Catherine Shears ’09 210 (2005-09) Jamie Huntley ’09 174 (2005-09) Lauryn DePaul ’10 152 (2006-2010) Julie Clune ’05 133 (2001-2005) Natasha Yeates ’09 130 (2005-09) Stefanie McLean ’07 121 (2003-2007) Lyndsay Laxton ’09 119 (2005-2008) Jamie Kivi ’10 116 (2006-2010) Jenna McCall ’10 116 (2006-2010) Charissa Gawant ’05 114 (2001-2005) Sonya Lynk ’05 112 (2001-2005) Sheena Calic ’06 112 (2002-2006) Tiffany Hart ’10 100 (2006-2010)

Most Penalty Minutes, Season Jamie Huntly ’09 68 (2008-09) Catherine Shears ’09 65 (2005-06) Tori Charron ’14 54 (2010-11) Julie Clune ’05 54 (2001-02) Sonya Lynk ’05 50 (2001-02) Jamie Huntley ’09 50 (2006-07) Lyndsa Laxton ’09 48 (2005-06) Jenna McCall ’10 46 (2006-07) Jill DeBus ’13 44 (2009-10) Lauryn DePaul ’10 44 (2009-10) Natasha Yeates ’09 44 (2006-07) Julie Clune ’05 43 (2002-03) Lyndsay Laxton ’09 43 (2007-08)

Most Points, Career Laura Hurd ’05 237 (2001-05) Kayla Coady ’09 182 (2005-09) Jaclyn O’Neil ’06 142 (2002-06) Charissa Gawant ’05 139 (2001-05) Jenna McCall ’10 138 (2006-10) Lindsay Palmer ’05 135 (2001-05) Stefanie McLean ’07 100 (2003-07) Jamie Kivi ’10 94 (2006-10) Shannon Sargent ’05 91 (2001-05) Lauryn DePaul ’10 82 (2006-10) Jamie Huntley ’09 79 (2006-09) LeAnne Denman ’05 77 (2001-2005) Farren Hart ’08 70 (2004-2008)

Most Power Play Goals, Season Jenna McCall ’10 13 (2008-09) Tori Charron ’14 12 (2010-11) Kayla Coady ’09 10 (2008-09) Alex Bresler ’12 9 (2009-10) Jamie Huntley ’09 9 (2008-09) Stefanie McLean ’07 9 (2006-07) Kayla Coady ’09 8 (2006-07) Jill DeBus ’13 8 (2009-10) Lauryn DePaul ’10 7 (2009-10) Laura Hurd ’05 7 (2002-03) Charissa Gawant ’05 6 (2001-02) Laura Hurd ’05 6 (2004-05)


All-Americans

ALL-AMERICANS AT ELMIRA COLLEGE

LeAnne Denman ’05 Defense

Second Team 2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04

Laura Hurd ’05 Forward

2005 National Player of the Year First Team 2001-02, 2002-03,

2003-04, 2004-05

Edith Racine ’05 Goaltender

First Team 2004-05 Second Team 2002-03

Kayla Coady ’09 Forward

2009 National Player of the Year First Team 2008-09

Second Team 2007-08

Jamie Kivi ’10 Defense

First Team 2008-09, 2009-10

Allison Cubberley ’09 Goaltender

First Team 2008-09

Women’s Hockey Alumni


WHAT IT MEANS TO BE AN ELMIRA COLLEGE SOARING EAGLE

“If you’re one of the privileged few to attend this College be ready to follow your dream; a college education while doing what you desire, play-ing hockey for an elite team. Isn’t that what you dreamed of accomplishing? I know I did.

What stands out in my mind most of all is the chemistry we had and how we always played for each other. Everyone has always been dedicat-ed to make both themselves a better player as well as their teammates. That is what wins championships. The best feeling in the world is competing for the NCAA championship. The excitement, the media and publicity, the pressure, the huge crowds and the overall feeling of being on the ice in that moment is indescribable. It is something you have to experience to fully understand. That should be your goal…

If you’re dedicated, hard working and ready to grow into the best person and athlete that you can be, then you will excel on this team and at this college.”

˜Jackie O’Neil ’06 (Last Team - Toronto Aeros Int. AA) ECAC West Rookie of the Year ’03 ECAC West All Rookie Team ’03 1st Team All ECAC West ’05, ’06 ECAC West All Academic Team ’04, ’05, ’06 Co-leader in Career Games Played at EC 3rd in All-Time Career Points & Assists at EC ECAC West Co-Player of the Year ’06 Team Captain ’06 Member - ECAC West Championship Team ’03, ’04, ’05 Member - NCAA Championship Team ’03

“To be an Elmira College Women’s Hockey Player is to be part of a family. We are a bunch of “sisters” who will guard each other until the end. With constant effort and determination we are able to make not only ourselves better, but the team and community as a whole. We are the type of people that will be friends for life. To enter our team is to enter a bond that will never be forgotten. From the ups of the season to the lows we will always be there for one another and I know that is something I will take with me forever. Anything, anytime, anywhere…we will be there.”

˜Michelle Rennie ’04 (Last Team -- Mercyhurst College) 1st Team All ECAC West ’02 ECAC West All Academic Team ’03, ’04 Team Captain ’03, ’04, ’05 Member - ECAC West Championship Team ’02, ’03, ’04 Member - NCAA Championship Team ’02, ’03 Assistant Coach - ECAC West Championship Team ’05

Soaring Eagles Across North America


Alberta Caitlin Metcalf ’13 Arden Crowley ’15 Colorado Alex Bresler ’12 Maddy Charbonneau ’14 Maryland Lindsay Mitchell ’12 Mary-Kate Gellerman ’13 Michigan Tanis Lamoureux ’14 New Jersey Amber Tirri ’13 New York Ashley Ryan ’15 Haley Welch ’15

Ohio Samantha McGuire ’13

Ontario Alex McPhail ’12, Madison Johnston ’13, Lauren Sullivan ’13, Tori Charron ’14, Briana Saltstone ’14, Jocelynne Hudgins ’14, Ella Stewart ’14, Katie Gaskin ’14, Lindsay Burrows ’15, Erin Weston ’15 Pennsylvania Lauren Campbell ’12 Saskatchewan Brooke Wilgosh ’15 Virginia Lisa Marshall ’14 Washington Kathryn Walker ’12

Soaring Eagles in the Classroom


2010-11 ECAC West All-Academic Team

Amanda Ritzel ’11 Alex Bresler ’12 Alex McPhail ’12 Lindsay Mitchell ’12 Kathryn Walker ’12 Mary Kate Gellerman ’13 Madison Johnston ’13 Samantha Maguire’13 Lauren Sullivan ’13

At Elmira College academics are a priority and we believe in the DIII philosophy which offers Student-Athletes the opportunity to become well-rounded individuals who successfully integrate athlet-ics and academics. EC Student-Athletes score big on the ice and in the classroom, as 61% have a GPA of 3.0 or better. The Women’s Hockey program stress academics even more so. Each member of the team is required to attend team study hall hours during each term in order to reach their personal academic goals. Academically the College provides the resources for all students to succeed. Academic tutoring and support is free to all full-time stu-dents. In addition, tutors in math and writing are available in freshman dormitory lounges many evenings during Term I and Term II. Each week, all freshman in our nationally recognized Writing Program must attend three class meetings and a one half-hour individual tutorial session with their instructor to review and improve their writing skills. EC continues to be on the forefront of developing exciting and unique academic experiences throughout the year. In the spring term students are encouraged to study abroad and to take classes of higher interest. Students have studied in countries such as San Salvador, the Bahamas, Spain, France, Russia, Italy, Germany, Ec-

Soaring Eagles in the Community


Elmira College is where common good is a required course. We expect Elmira College graduates to be thrust into leader-ship roles in their future communities. Community service is an important part of fulfilling that role. Elmira College is the only College in the nation to require and give credit for both and internship and community service. With that, EC is committed to fostering an environment where students look to help the greater good. The Women’s Hockey program is a shining of example of the importance and impact that community service can have. All members of the Varsity Women’s Ice Hockey program exceed expectations by volunteering in the Elmira, Corning and other local communities at least twice a month. Our Women’s Ice Hockey athletes volunteer with various groups and organizations such as: • Breast Cancer Awareness • CHAMPS Life Skills • Elmira Animal Shelter • Elmira City School District • Elmira Food Bank • Head Start • Second Chance Ranch • SOAR (reading program) • Southern Tier Pediatrics • St. John Church • YMCA Camp Cory

Community Service

Soaring Eagles in the Weight Room


Each year the goal of the EC Women’s Hockey pro-gram is to compete to win another National Champi-onship. It is the combination of cardiovascular condi-tioning, weight training and on-ice development that will allow the program to reach that goal. The primary objective of the Elmira College Women’s Hockey Strength and Conditioning program is to pro-vide sport specific training which will help each athlete reach their maximum on-ice potential. The program is year round and is broken into four crucial and integrated segments: Off-season, Pre-season, In-season and Post-season training. Each seg-ment includes specific goals for all team members in order to improve upon the athlete’s weaknesses and raise the fitness level for on-ice performance. A major emphasis is placed on developing speed, as well as func-tional power and strength in order for the athlete to reach their highest potential. Finally the strength and conditioning program not only serves as an imperative way to improve perfor-mance, but is also a critical means to avoid injuries throughout the demanding hockey season.

Strength and Conditioning


Murray Athletic Center

The Murray Athletic Center, or the Domes, is the home of the Soaring Eagles Hockey program and has been for the past 30 years. In the summer of 2001 a major renovation pro-ject took place that included new locker rooms and new offices for the hockey program, as well as four new multi-purpose locker rooms and a new sports medicine area. These enhancements to the facility 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 center, 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 improvements demonstrate the College's commit-ment to provide the student-athletes with the necessary facilities to support the athletics programs at the College. The Soaring Eagles continue to have one of the highest home attendance averages in the country with fre-quent sell-out crowds. The Domes are a truly unique facil-ity that the Soaring Eagles are happy to call home, and a place where few opponents enjoy much success.

A Closer Look at the Murray Athletic Center


Elmira College Sports Administration

Pat Thompson ’75, MS ’88 Vice President of Athletics and Health Services Now entering her thirty-third year as part of the Elmira College Admin-istration, Pat Thompson, ’75, MS ’88, is committed to overseeing a quality

athletics program, with student-athletes who excel on the field, and also in the classroom. In her 23 years as the Di-rector of Athletics at Elmira College, the quality of athletics at the College has grown exponentially. Highlights of Thompson’s tenure include: • Increased participation opportunities for student-

athletes, which now include sixteen varsity and ten junior varsity sports;

• Improved facilities, equipment, and expanded sports medicine services;

• Athletic success in all three seasons for both men’s and women’s programs credited to the expanded oppor-tunity to recruit high caliber student-athletes, develop-ment of competitive schedules, initiation of a graduate assistant program, along with a staff of qualified and dedicated coaches;

• Initiation of the Student-Athlete Advisory Board, which is a representative committee of all student-athletes at Elmira College (varsity and junior varsity);

• Initiation of NCAA CHAMPS-Life Skills program; • Conference affiliation in the Empire 8; • Promotion of camps, clinics, and community service

programs for area youth, including SOAR (Student-Athletes Offer Assistance in Reading).

In 2001, Thompson implemented the women’s ice hockey program at Elmira College. In their first season of Division III competition, the 2002 Soaring Eagles won the National Title and repeated in 2003. Dean Thompson played a major role in the construc-tion project management of Emerson Hall, which opened in 1996. This facility has created many new programming opportunities and has brought the excitement of basketball and volleyball back to Campus. She also has managed the Murray Athletic Center hockey locker room renovation project. This upgrade and addition is a major enhancement to the Soaring Eagles ice hockey program. She has received a variety of accolades and awards for her hard work. In addition to receiving the Paul Brand Athletics Staff Award in 1983 and 1996, the Elmira College Student Association recognized her as “Administrator of the Year” in 1992. In 1995, Thompson received the Douglas Anderson Award in recognition of her excellence in admin-istrative leadership at Elmira College. The Chemung Coun-ty Chamber of Commerce honored her as the recipient of the 1997 Athena Award which recognizes exceptional indi-viduals who demonstrate support of professional women and work unselfishly on their behalf; provide valuable ser-vice to his or her business or profession; and exhibit initia-tive and creativity. In addition, Thompson has been an active member of numerous NCAA committees, including the NCAA Coun-cil, Committee on Women’s Interests, Promotions and Public Relations and the Division III Steering Committee. She has also been an active participant on the ECAC Execu-tive Council, Robbins Scholar-Athlete Committee, and ECAC Commissioner Search Committee. She currently serves on the Community Foundation Board and serves as an officer on the St. Joseph’s Hospital Board.

Elmira College President Dr. Thomas K. Meier, Vice President of Athletics and Health Services

Pat Thompson ’75

Jen Bozek MS ’00 Associate Director

of Athletics

Phil Levkanich Facility Manager

Murray Athletic Center

Aaron Saul ’98 Administrative Assistant- Eligibility and Academic

Randie Torgalski Administrative Assistant-Athletics

Scheduling and Game Management

Rhonda Faunce Director of Physical

Education

Jeremiah Kneeland ‘05 Director of Community

Outreach and Intramurals

Allyson Campion Campion enters her first year with the Elmira College Sports Medicine Staff. She is a recent graduate of Marist College in Poughkeepsie, NY. While at Marist she earned a B.S. in Athlet-ic Training. As a student, she worked with several athletics team ranging from Football to Men’s Volleyball. Also she shadowed a local Orthopedic, Chiropractor, Physiatrist and Physi-cal Therapist. After Graduation, she passed the

Board of Certification for Athletic training and completed her train-ing as an EMT in April of 2011. Campion will be working to obtain her Master’s Degree while she is here in Elmira.

Dave Tomkalski, MA, ATC Dave Tomkalski, Elmira Col-lege’s Head Athletics has coordinated the Sports Medicine services for the Soaring Eagles athletics program since 1993. Additionally, Dave is an instruc-tor in Physical Education, teaching courses in sports medicine. Dave earned a Bachelor’s De-gree in Physical Education and Athletic Training from the University of Toledo

and a Master’s Degree in Sports Medicine from Western Michi-gan University. He is certified by the NATA (National Athletic Trainers Association) and the state of New York, as well as be-ing a certified instructor for the American Red Cross in First Aid and CPR. Prior to his arrival at Elmira College, Dave served as the Head Athletics Trainer at Trinity College in Hartford, CT, The American University in Washington, DC, a Sports Medi-cine Clinic in eastern Pennsylvania and as an Assistant Athlet-ics Trainer at Grand Valley State College in Allendale, MI. In addition, Dave has worked as an intern trainer with the Cleveland Cavaliers of the NBA, the Head Athletics Train-er for the Washington Diplomats of the APSL (American Pro-fessional Soccer League), and as a Staff Trainer for the 1984 Olympic Wrestling Trials. Dave is one of the founders and the first president of the District of Columbia Athletic Trainers Association. He is an active member of the Elmira community, having presented at many clinics and symposiums, including lecturing volunteers of the Special Olympics on how to recog-nize and treat injuries.

Student Athletic Training: Back Row: (left to right) Dave Tomakalski (Head Athletic Trainer), Shelley Jamiel (Assistant Athletic Trainer) Amanda Ritzel ’11, Waysha McKinney ’12, Kathleen Keefer ’11, Jessica Marchand ’11, Stephany Fontinell ’11, Sara Dragosz ’11, Kalynn Tindall ’11, Cassandra Fontinell ’11, Darcy James ’12, Catherine Bersuder (Assistant Athletic Trainer) Steve Ruhmel (Assistant Athletic Trainer). Front Row: (left to right) Keisha Malone ’12, Elyse Colby ’12, Caitlin Roman ’11, Carlie Cerne ’11, Miranda Knight ’11, Andrea Masiello ’11, Jaclyn Johrden ’12, Karissa Wilson ’12, Rosa Tift ’11, Molly Hopkins (Assistant Athletic Trainer)


Elmira College Sports Medicine

Catherine Bersuder Bersuder enters her second year with the Elmira College Sports Medicine Sports Med-icine Staff. She is a recent graduate of Grand Valley State University in Allendale Michigan. While at Grand Valley State she earned a B.S. in Athletic Training. During her time in college she logged hundreds of hour of experience working with the Univer-sity’s football team as well as working with local high schools. Bersuder will be working

to obtain a Masters degree during her stay with the Soaring Eagles.

Shelley Jamiel Jamiel, a 2010 graduate of the University of South Florida, enters her second year with the EC Sports Medicine Staff. During her time at USF, Jamiel earned a B.S. in Athletic Training. Her experience in sports medi-cine primarily was with USF athletic teams which included Baseball, Track and Field, and Football teams. Jamiel is also a member of the National athletic Trainers’ Associa-tion. During her time at Elmira, she will be

pursing a Masters Degree.

Steve Ruhmel Ruhmel enters his second year with the Elmira College Sports Medicine Staff. Prior to EC, Ruhmel earned his B.S. in Athletic Training from the University of South Flori-da. He has had sports medicine experience working with USF Baseball, Football, Volley-ball, and Tennis teams. While at USF Ruhmel covered the 2009 Big East Tennis Tournament and the 2009 Women’s NCAA Volleyball Championships. He is a member

of the National Athletic Trainers Association. While at Elmira Col-lege he will be pursuing a Masters Degree.

2011-12 WOMEN’S VARSITY ICE HOCKEY SCHEDULE

DAY--DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME Fri., Oct. 28 Norwich@ A 7:00 p.m. Sat., Oct. 29 Manhattanville@ A 3:00 p.m. Sat., Nov. 12 SUNY Cortland* A 7:00 p.m. Sun., Nov. 13 SUNY Cortland* A 2:00 p.m. Sat., Nov. 19 Utica* H 7:00 p.m. Sun., Nov. 20 Utica* H 3:00 p.m. Sat., Nov. 26 Middlebury # A 7:00 p.m. Sun., Nov. 27 Amherst or Plattsburgh State# A 1 or 4 p.m. Sat., Dec. 3 SUNY Potsdam A 3:00 p.m. Sun., Dec. 4 SUNY Potsdam A 1:00 p.m. Sun., Dec. 11 Williams H 3:00 p.m. Fri., Jan. 6 Manhattanville A 6:15 p.m. Wed., Jan. 11 Hamilton A 7:00 p.m. Sat., Jan. 14 Neumann* H 7:00 p.m. Sun., Jan. 15 Neumann* H 3:00 p.m. Fri., Jan. 20 Chatham* A 8:00 p.m. Sat., Jan. 21 Chatham* A 2:00 p.m. Sat., Jan. 28 Plattsburgh State* H 3:00 p.m. Sun., Jan. 29 Plattsburgh State* H 3:00 p.m. Fri., Feb. 3 Buffalo State* H 7:00 p.m. Sat., Feb. 4 Buffalo State* H 3:00 p.m. Fri., Feb. 10 RIT * A 7:00 p.m. Sat., Feb. 11 RIT* H 3:00 p.m. Sat., Feb. 18 SUNY Oswego* H 7:00 p.m. Sun., Feb. 19 SUNY Oswego* H 3:00 p.m. Sat., Feb. 25 ECAC West First Round TBA TBA Sat., Mar. 3 ECAC West Semifinals TBA TBA Sun., Mar. 4 ECAC West Championship TBA TBA * Denotes ECAC West Conference contest

HOME GAMES ARE IN BOLD ITALICS

DAY--DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME

JUNIOR VARSITY WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY SCHEDULE

Sat., Oct. 22 Niagara University H 9:00 a.m. Sun., Oct. 23 Oswego JV Hockey H 12:00 p.m. Sat., Nov. 5 University of Buffalo H 7:00 p.m. Sun., Nov. 6 University of Buffalo H 11:00 a.m. Sun., Nov. 12 St. Lawrence University H 11:00 a.m. Tue., Dec. 6 William Smith College H 7:30 p.m. Sat., Jan. 14 CIHA H 3:00 p.m. Sun., Jan. 15 CIHA H 11:00 a.m. Sun., Jan. 22 Philadelphia Quakers U16 H 11:00 a.m. Sun., Jan. 29 Cornell JV Hockey H 11:00 a.m. Sat., Feb. 4 University of Connecticut H 10:00 a.m.

Home games will be played at the Murray Athletics Center

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