Date Opponent Site TimeSept 28 Minn. White Caps Duluth, MN W, 5-3Sept 29 Minn. White Caps Duluth, MN W, 5-2Oct 5 Ohio State Duluth, MN L, 1-3 Oct 6 Ohio State Duluth, MN L, 2-3Oct 13 Wisconsin Duluth, MN W, 2-0Oct 14 Wisconsin Duluth, MN W, 1-0Oct 19 Minnesota State Mankato, MN 7:07pm Oct 20 Minnesota State Mankato, MN 3:07pmOct 25 Boston College Boston, MA 7:00pmETOct 26 Boston Colege Boston, MA 7:00pmETNov 2 Minnesota Duluth, MN 7:07pmNov 3 Minnesota Duluth, MN 7:07pmNov. 16 St. Cloud State St. Cloud, MN 7:07pmNov. 17 St. Cloud State St. Cloud, MN 2:07pmNov. 23 North Dakota Grand Forks, ND 7:07pmNov. 24 North Dakota Grand Forks, ND 7:07pmDec. 1 Bemidji State Bemidji, MN 7:00pmDec. 2 Bemidji State Bemidji, MN 4:00pmDec. 8 Boston University Duluth, MN 3:07pmDec. 9 Boston University Duluth, MN 3:07pmJan. 12 St. Cloud State Duluth, MN 3:07pmJan. 13 St. Cloud State Duluth, MN 3:07pmJan. 18 Bemidji State Duluth, MN 7:07pmJan. 19 Bemidji State Duluth, MN 7:07pmJan. 25 Ohio State Columbus, OH 2:00pmJan. 26 Ohio State Columbus, OH 2:00pmFeb. 1 Minnesota Minneapolis, MN 7:00pmFeb. 2 Minnesota Minneapolis, MN 4:00pmFeb. 9 Minnesota State Duluth, MN 3:07pmFeb. 10 Minnesota State Duluth, MN 3:07pmFeb. 15 Wisconsin Madison, WI 4:00pmFeb. 16 Wisconsin Madison, WI 7:00pmFeb. 22 North Dakota Duluth, MN 7:07pmFeb. 23 North Dakota Duluth, MN 6:07pmMar 1-3 WCHA 1st Round TBA TBAMar 8 WCHA F. Face-Off Bemidji, MN TBAMar 9 WCHA F. Face-Off Bemidji, MN TBAMar 15-16 NCAA Regionals TBA TBAMar 22-24 NCAA Frozen Four Minnapolis, MN TBA

2012-2013 SCHEDULE

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www.umdbulldogs.com 2012-2013 WOMEN'S HOCKEY October 17, 2012

BULLDOGSUNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA DULUTH ATHLETICS

BULLDOGS HEAD DOWN TO MANKATO FOR WEEKEND SERIES WITH MUCH IMPROVED MINNESOTA STATEFresh off a sweep of the University of Wisconsin, the University of Minnesota Duluth women’s hockey team will hit the road for the first time this season when it travels to Mankato, Minn. The Bulldogs will face Minnesota State University, Mankato in a Western Collegiate Hockey Association series at All Seasons Arena, a rink UMD has not lost in for almost eight seasons. Friday’s contest will get underway at 7:07 pm, while Saturday’s skate is slated for 3:07 pm.

THE SERIES: The Bulldogs are 46-4-3 all-time against MSU and own a 13-game unbeaten streak that started back on Nov. 22, 2009. UMD won all four games against the Mavericks last season, outscoring MSU 18-4.

The two programs last faced each other at AMSOIL Arena on Feb. 17-18, the last series for both squads of the 2011-12 regular season. UMD skated off with a 4-1 triumph on Feb. 17, with help from then junior forward Audrey Cournoyer, who netted two goals in the first period. MSU was whistled for 36 minutes worth of infractions on just six penalties, with 20 minutes charged to one player as time expired.

The following night (Feb. 18) the Bulldogs were actually outshot 30-26, but simply were more accurate with a 7-1 blowout of the Mavericks. Then sophomore Jamie Kenyon scored two goals in the opening 2:42 of action and UMD rolled from there, netting three tallies in the first and third periods of play. In all, 13 players registered a point in the win, the most points in a game by UMD since 13 skaters got on the scoresheet back on Feb. 19, 2011 (a 9-0 win for the Bulldogs). Kenyon was one of three players to nab a career-high that night, posting three points (2g, 1a). Shara Jasper and Tea Villila also dished out a career-high two assists.

LAST WEEK: UMD pulled off back-to-back shutouts of Wisconsin over the weekend for the first time since Jan.16-17, 2010, triumphing 2-0 Saturday afternoon and 1-0 Sunday. Saturday the Bulldogs were outshot 31-17 and served with 23 minutes worth of penalties, yet still prevailed by two goals. Brienna Gillanders and Jenna McParland recorded goals in the skate, while freshman goaltender Kayla Black made a career-high 33 saves for her first career shutout.

Sunday Jessica Wong scored from the left point with 1:48 left in the first period, netting the eventual game-winner for the Bulldogs. Black made 25 saves for her second consecutive shutout, stopping 56 shots in all in the series.

NOTES FROM THE WISCONSIN SERIES: UMD is now 29-26-10 in 65 meetings with Wisconsin, including a three-game win streak against the Badgers dating back to the WCHA Final Face-Off semifinal last March.

THE MATCH-UP Game 5 & 6

UMD vs. Minnesota StateDate: 7:07 pm Friday, 3:07pm SaturdaySite: All Seasons Arena -- Mankato, Minn. Records: UMD: ........... 2-2-0 (2-2-0) Minnesota State: .......3-2-1 (1-2-1)Live Stats: http://www.sidearmstats.com/mnsu/whockey/scoreboard.aspxLive Video: http://www3.mnsu.edu/athletics/

USCHO RANKING: UMD - -Receiving Votes, MSU -- N/A USA TODAY/USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE: UMD - -Receiving Votes, MSU --N/A

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--The sweep over then No. 4 Wisconsin was the first Bulldog sweep over a top-10 team since Oct. 29-30, 2010, when UMD swept No. 6 Minnesota at the DECC by scores of 3-2 and 4-2.

--Saturday’s shutout was UMD’s first since Feb. 26, 2010, a 5-0 win over Minnesota State with Jennifer Harss in net.

--The Bulldogs were perfect on the penalty-kill, going 8-of-8, although UMD still hasn’t registered a power-play goal yet in four games.

--Wisconsin came into last weekend’s series averaging 5.25 goals a game and had not been shut out in back-to-back games since 2001.

--Jessica Wong has now compiled 14 points in 15 games against Wisconsin, with four goals and 10 assists to her credit. Sophomore winger Jenna McParland has netted four goals and added an assist for five points in seven outings with the Badgers.

BLACKOUT -- BLACK EARNS WCHA DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONOR: Kayla Black was named the WCHA’s Defensive Player of the Week Tuesday, two days removed from recording 56 saves in the UMD’s series against the Badgers. The freshman from Blyth, Ontario earnied two shutouts en route to leading UMD to a series sweep

CURRENT BULLDOG SCORING STREAKS Jessica Wong, 2 games, Oct. 13 - - 1g, 1aJenna McParland, 2 games, Oct. 13 - - 1g, 1a

BY THE NUMBERS - BULLDOGS VS. MAVERICKS

Scoring Offense (G/Gm) 1.50 2.50 Scoring Defense (G/Gm) 1.50 2.00

Scoring Margin +0.00 +0.50

Shots on Goal (SOG/Gm) 21.8 28.8

Penalty Minutes Per Game 11.2 13.7 Power Play 0/12 (0.00) 6/21 (28.6)

Penalty Kill 13/15 (86.7) 22/26 (84.6)

Record vs. Top-10 Teams 2-0-0 1-2-1

Overtime Game: Feb. 25, 2012 -- UMD 3, Ohio State 2, in Duluth, Minn.UMD Shutout at Home: Oct. 14, 2012 -- UMD 1, Wisconsin 0 (Kayla Black)UMD Was Shut Out at Home: Jan. 14, 2012 -- UMD 0, Minnesota 3 (Noora Raty)UMD Shutout on the Road: Feb. 10, 2012 -- UMD 1, Bemidji State 0 (Jennifer Harss)UMD Was Shut Out on the Road: Feb. 11, 2012 -- UMD 0, Bemidji State (Zuzana Tomcikova) in BemidjiUMD Hat Trick: Jan. 27, 2012 -- Audrey Cournoyer (UMD 15, St. Cloud State 0 in St. Cloud, Minn.)UMD Had 13 or More Players Tally a Point: Feb. 22, 2012 -- 13 players (UMD 7, Minnesota St. 1, in Duluth)UMD Player Scored Four Goals: Feb. 19, 2011 - Pernilla Winberg (UMD 8, St. Cloud St. 0 in Duluth, Minn.)UMD Player Scored Six Goals: Jan. 25, 2004 -- Jenny Potter (UMD 9, St. Cloud State 3 in Duluth, Minn.)UMD Player Has Six Assists: Dec. 3, 2011 -- Haley Irwin (UMD 10, St. Cloud 2 in Duluth, Minn.)UMD Player Had Five or More Points: Dec. 3, 2011 -- Haley Irwin, 1g, 6a, (UMD 10, St. Cloud 2 in Duluth)UMD Player Made a Penalty Shot: Jan. 17, 2009 -- Sara O’Toole vs. Minnesota State in Mankato, Minn. UMD Opponent Missed a Penalty Shot: Feb. 19, 2010 Erin Cody (Bemidji) vs. Jennifer Harss (UMD 5, Bemidji State 2 in Bemidji, Minn.)UMD Goaltender Received an Assist: Dec. 3, 2011 -- Jennifer Harss (UMD 10, St. Cloud 2 in Duluth, Minn.)UMD Goaltender Had 50 or More Saves: Nov. 17, 2007 -- 50, by Kim Martin (Minnesota 5, UMD 0 in Duluth, Minn.)UMD Swept a Home Series: Oct. 13-14, 2012 -- UMD 2-1, Wisconsin 2-1 in Duluth, Minn.UMD Swept a Road Series: Jan. 27-28, 2011 -- UMD 5-2, St. Cloud State 0-1 in St. Cloud, Minn.UMD Was Swept at Home: Oct. 5-6, 2012 -- Ohio State 3-3, UMD 1-2 in Duluth, Minn.UMD Was Swept on the Road: Jan. 20-21, 2012 -- Wisconsin 2-4, UMD 0-3 in Minneapolis, Minn.UMD Defeated a Top-Ten Ranked Opponent: Oct. 14, 2012 -- UMD 1, No. 4 Wisconsin 0, in Duluth, Minn.

THE LAST TIME...

over Wisconsin at AMSOIL Arena by scores of 2-0 and 1-0.

The rookie goaltender kept the Badgers off the board in Saturday afternoon’s contest, despite faced with 23 minutes worth of penalties resulting in five Wisconsin power plays and 11 shots on goal down a skater. UMD was outshot 31-17 in the contest, but Black was stoic in earning her first collegiate shutout. It was more of the same for Black Sunday, turning away all 25 shots she faced and again stifled the Badgers power play on three attempts.

While Kim Martin had back-to-back shutouts as a rookie back on Oct. 15 and 21, 2006, Black becomes the first UMD freshman goaltender to post back-to-back shutouts in a series. Black now ranks fifth in the nation with a saves percentage of .941, second with two shutouts and sixth with a goals against average of 1.52.

THE WONDER OF WONG: Not only did Jessica Wong join the 100 career point club on Oct. 6, she became only the second defensemen ever to do so. Wong joins former team-mate and Team Canada member Jocelyne Larocque as the only two blueliners in a club

belonging to forwards.

Larocque owns 105 career points, which includes 86 assists, and sits as UMD’s all-time leading scorer from the backline. While Wong now has 101 points (43g, 58a) in 114 games, Wong began her Bulldog career as a forward in the 2009-10 season before head coach Shannon Miller dropped her back to the blueline. Wong has played in 70 games as a defensman, compiling 28 goals and 42 assists for 70 points from the back, ranking her sixth currently all-time among Bulldog blueliners.

WIth two current players in the 100 point club (Wong and Audrey Cournoyer), two other current UMD skaters are closing in on their 100th point. Pernilla Winberg is sitting at 98 points with 36 goals and 62 assists, includ-ing a goal and an assist last weekend, while Katie Wilson has climbed to 92 career points (34g, 58) after her three point weekend against OSU.

BULLDOG NOTES: The Bulldogs were again left out of the national top-10 rankings this week for only the third time in program history, despite shutting out the No. 4 team in the nation...UMD currently has the fourth-best scoring defense in the nation, allowing just 1.50 goals a game through four games...The Bulldogs are also averaging just 1.50 goals a skate.

Points GP G-A-Pts

1. Jenny Potter* 102 108-148=2562. Maria Rooth 124 119-113=2323. Caroline Ouellette 97 92-137=2294. Hanne Sikio 123 100-120=2205. Haley Irwin 134 79-127=2066. Erika Holst 127 100-104=2047. Elin Holmlov 134 67-103=1708. Noemie Marin 126 91-77=168 9. Laura Fridfinnson 151 75-81=15610. Jessica Koizumi 132 84-71=155 11. Emmanuelle Blais 145 73-72=14512. Saara Tuominen 137 46-92=13813. Sara O’Toole 141 39-69=10814. Jocelyne Larocque 127 19-86=10515. Audrey Cournoyer 115 46-55=101 Jessica Wong 114 43-58=101

GoAls GP GoAls

1. Maria Rooth 124 1192. Jenny Potter* 102 1083. Hanne Sikio 123 100 Erika Holst 127 1005. Caroline Ouellette 97 926. Noemie Marin 126 917. Jessica Koizumi 132 848. Haley Irwin 134 799. Laura Fridfinnson 151 7510. Emmanuelle Blais 145 73

Assists GP Asts

1. Jenny Potter* 102 1482. Caroline Ouellette 97 1373. Haley Irwin 137 1274. Hanne Sikio 123 1205. Maria Rooth 124 1136. Erika Holst 127 1047. Elin Holmlov 135 1038. Saara Tuominen 137 929. Jocelyne Larocque 127 8610. Laura Fridfinsson 151 81

Blueline scorers GP G-A-Pts

1. Jocelyne Larocque 127 19-86=105 2. Krista McArthur 115 24-67=913. Navada Russell 135 18-72=904. Julianne Vasichek 124 11-66=775. Jamie Rasmussen 157 20-56=766. Jessica Wong^ 70 28-42=707. Satu Kiipeli 124 16-49=658. Brittny Ralph 70 19-42=619. Myriam Trepanier 142 19-40=5910. Pamela Pachal 66 10-38=48

GoAls By A DefensemAn GP GoAls 1. Jessica Wong^ 70 282. Krista McArthur 115 243. Jamie Rasmussen 157 204. Brittny Ralph 70 19 Jocelyne Larocque 127 19 Myriam Trepanier 142 197. Navada Russell 135 188. Satu Kiipeli 124 169. Julianne Vasichek 124 1110. Pamela Pachal 66 10 Rachael Drazan 68 10

Assists By A DefensemAn GP Asts

1. Jocelyne Larocque 127 862. Navada Russell 135 723. Julianne Vasichek 124 664. Krista McArthur 115 675. Jaime Rasmussen 157 566. Satu Kiipeli 124 497. Brittny Ralph 70 42 Jessica Wong^ 70 429. Myriam Trepanier 142 4010. Pamela Pachal 66 38

sAves GP sAves 1. Riitta Schaublin 84 2,4942 Kim Martin 99 2,4463. Jennifer Harss 89 2,3864. Tuula Puputti 63 1,309 5. Patricia Sautter-Elsmore 58 1,0196. Johanna Ellison 34 5067. Amanda Tapp 17 2568. Anna-Kaisa Piiroinen 16 254

sAves PercentAGe GP svs% 1. Kim Martin 99 .9432. Lana Steck 22 .9382. Riitta Schaublin 84 .933 3. Jennifer Harss 89 .9314. Amanda Tapp 17 .9285. Johanna Ellison 34 .9266. Patricia Sautter-Elsmore 58 .9257. Tuula Puputti 63 .9148. Shannon Kasparek 11 .911

GoAls AGAinst AverAGe GP GAA 1. Amanda Tapp 17 1.332. Lana Steck 22 1.372. Kim Martin 99 1.523. Patricia Sautter-Elsmore 58 1.584. Johanna Ellison 34 1.605. Shannon Kasparek 11 1.806. Riitta Schaublin 84 1.827. Jennifer Harss 89 2.048. Tuula Puputti 63 2.07

GoAltenDer Wins GP W-l-t 1. Kim Martin 99 67-23-62. Riitta Schaublin 104 65-27-83. Jennifer Harss 89 57-25-64. Patricia Sautter-Elsmore 58 44-5-45. Tuula Puputti 63 43-13-6 6. Johanna Ellison 34 17-3-17. Amanda Tapp 17 16-0-18. Anna-Kaisa Piiroinen 16 10-3-1

GAmes PlAyeD yeArs GP1. Jaime Rasmussen 2006-10 1572. Sarah Murray 2006-10 1533. Laura Fridfinnson 2007-11 1514. Tara Gray 2007-11 1485. Emmanuelle Blais 2006-10 1456. Tawni Mattila 2005-09 1445. Myriam Trepanier 2005-09 1426. Sara O’Toole 2005-09 1417. Jill Sales 2003-07 1398. Julianne Vasichek 2001-05 1389. Michelle McAteer 1999-03 13610. Nevada Russell 1999-03 135

^Includes points earned only as a defense-man.* Jenny Potter (Schmidgall) Bold = Active Players

Jessica Wong

Audrey Cournoyer

All-time BullDoG cAreer leADers

HEAD COACH SHANNON MILLER: No coach in NCAA women’s hockey history has had more success in the NCAA Frozen Four than UMD head coach Shannon Miller, now set to enter her 14th season behind the Bulldog bench in 2012-13

Miller has an NCAA-best eleven Frozen Four wins to accompany her NCAA-record five national titles. Her coaching portfolio also boasts an NCAA-high of 15 tournament wins.

As the only head coach UMD has ever employed, Miller has amassed an impressive overall record of 336-103-35 and has led the Bulldogs to nine NCAA playoff appearances and five NCAA Championship titles, including three straight (2001, 2002 and 2003). She has led UMD into six NCAA Frozen Four berths, including two NCAA Championship in a three year span (2008 and 2010). No other hockey program in the country has won five titles, let alone three consecutive NCAA trophies.

Aside from her record haul of NCAA titles, Miller reached her 250th career win faster than any other head coach in NCAA Division I history on Jan. 23, 2009. As the third winningest coach ever in Division I women’s hockey, Miller is just one of two NCAA Division I coaches ever to have collected 200 wins after just eight seasons behind the bench. Miller is also just the fourth head coach ever to win 250 games while remaining at just one NCAA Division I program.

For her efforts, Miller was named the 2000 and 2003 Western Collegiate Hockey Association Coach of the Year and the 2003 American Hockey Coaches Association (AHCA) Women’s Division I Coach of the Year. In addition to the incredible NCAA runs, her Bulldogs have captured four WCHA regular season titles (2000, 2003, 2008, 2010) and five WCHA playoff titles (2000, 2001, 2003, 2008, 2010).

During Miller’s time at the Bulldog helm, UMD has produced 12 first-team All-Americans, 14 Patty Kazmaier Award Finalists, four WCHA Players of the Year, three WCHA Student-Athletes of the year and one CoSIDA Academic All-American. Since Miller’s arrival at UMD, 23 current and former Bulldogs have represented

their respective countries in the Olympics.

Not only has Miller enjoyed incredible success with the Bulldogs, but she also had tremendous success coaching on the international stage with Team Canada.

THE NUMBERS ON MILLEROverall Year School W L T PCT2011-2012 UMD 21 14 1 .5972010-2011 UMD 22 9 3 .6912009-2010 UMD 31 8 2 .7802008-2009 UMD 26 9 4 .7172007-2008 UMD 34 4 1 .885 2006-2007 UMD 24 11 4 .6672005-2006 UMD 22 9 3 .6912004-2005 UMD 26 6 2 .7942003-2004 UMD 20 12 2 .6182002-2003 UMD 31 3 2 .875 2001-2002 UMD 24 6 4 .7652000-2001 UMD 28 5 4 .8111999-2000 UMD 25 5 3 .803Totals --- 334 101 35 .778

WCHA Year School W L T PCT2011-2012 UMD 15 12 1 .5542010-2011 UMD 20 7 3 .6962009-2010 UMD 20 6 2 .7502008-2009 UMD 20 6 4 .7332007-2008 UMD 24 4 0 .8572006-2007 UMD 19 6 3 .7322005-2006 UMD 18 7 3 .6962004-2005 UMD 22 4 2 .8212003-2004 UMD 15 8 1 .6462002-2003 UMD 21 2 1 .8962001-2002 UMD 16 5 3 .7292000-2001 UMD 15 5 4 .7081999-2000 UMD 21 1 2 .917 Totals --- 246 73 29 .749 WCHA PlayoffsYear W L PCT2011-2012 3 1 .7502010-2011 2 1 .6672009-2010 4 0 1.0002008-2009 2 1 .6672007-2008 4 0 1.0002006-2007 2 2 .5002005-2006 2 1 .6672004-2005 2 1 .6672003-2004 1 1 .5002002-2003 2 0 1.0002001-2002 1 1 .5002000-2001 3 0 1.0001999-2000 2 0 1.000 Totals 30 9 .769

NCAA Frozen FourYear W L PCT2009-2010 2 0 1.0002008-2009 0 1 .0002007-2008 2 0 1.0002006-2007 1 1 .5002002-2003 2 0 1.0002001-2002 2 0 1.0002000-2001 2 0 1.000 Totals 11 2 .846

NCAA RegionalsYear W L PCT2010-2011 0 1 .0002009-2010 1 0 1.0002008-2009 1 0 1.0002007-2008 1 0 1.0002006-2007 1 0 1.0002005-2006 0 1 .000 2004-2005 0 1 .000 Totals 4 3 .571

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Coaching MilestonesNCAA Championship Titles

• 5 -- 2010, 2008, 2003, 2002, 2001

NCAA Championship Game Appear-

ances

• 6 -- 2010, 2008, 2007, 2003, 2002, 2001

NCAA Frozen Four Appearances

• 7 -- 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2003, 2002,

2001

NCAA Playoff Appearances

• 10 -- 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006,

2005, 2003, 2002, 2001

WCHA Playoff Titles

• 5 -- 2010, 2008, 2003, 2002, 2001

WCHA Regular Season Titles

• 4 -- 2010, 2008, 2003, 2000

300th Win

• November 26, 2010 vs. Ohio State

Miller coached Canada to a silver medal at the 1998 Winter Olympics and stood out as the first and youngest female head coach of any Olympic hockey team. She also coached Canada to three consecutive gold medals at the Women’s World Ice Hockey Championships (1991, 1994 and 1997) and to gold medal finishes at both the 1995 and 1996 Pacific Rim Championships. She also struck gold in the Three Nations Cup Tournament with the Alberta Women’s Hockey Team (18 and under) in 1989 and two years later was part of a club which captured a gold medal in the first-ever hockey competition for women in the Canada Winter Games.

Miller started her coaching career as an assistant with the Alberta Women’s Hockey Team (18 and under) in 1989 and two years later was part of a club which captured a gold medal in the first-ever hockey competition for women in the Canada Winter Games. Before leaving Canada, Miller was given the prestigious Canadian Advancement of Women in Sport Award for all of her successes for women’s hockey in Canada.

In June of 2011, Miller was named the coaching mentor for the Russian Senior National Team in preparation for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. During the program term (from July 1, 2011 till the end of January 2014), MIller will communicate every 2-3 weeks between the coach, mentors and ambassadors and the coaches of both the

senior and under-18 national programs.

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No Player Yr Pos Ht S/C Birthdate Hometown (Previous Team) 1 Kayla Black FR G 5-8 L 10/1/1994 Blyth, Ontario (Canada U-18) 3 Madison Kolls JR D 5-7 R 05/29/1992 Hudson, Wis. (University of North Dakota) REDSHIRT 12-13 7 Emma Stauber SO D 5-7 L 04/06/1993 Duluth, Minn. (PHM Mirage) 8 Alivia Del Basso FR F 5-7 R 9/14/1993 Perth, Australia (Australian National Team) 9 Katherine Wilson SR F 5-8 L 04/03/1991 Winnipeg, Manitoba (Balmoral Hall Blazers) 10 Audrey Cournoyer SR F 5-3 L 09/10/1990 Montreal, Quebec (Canada U-18) 14 Jordan Krause FR D 5-9 R 09/20/1994 Kelowna, BC (Canada U-18) 16 Jamie Kenyon JR F 5-5 L 09/23/1991 Sparta, Wis. (Madison Capitals) 18 Hannah Bramm FR F 5-7 R 07/26/1994 Tampa, FL (North American Hockey Academy) 19 Jenna McParland SO F 5-9 R 05/12/1992 Schreiber, Ontario (Toronto Aeros) 21 Vanessa Thibault SR F 5-3 L 04/11/1990 Lachine, Quebec (Jon Abbott College) 22 Marie Delarbe FR F 5-8 L 01/22/1994 Fuessen, Germany (Team Germany U-18) 29 AleksandraVafina FR F 5-5 L 07/28/1990 Chelyabinski,Russia(TeamRussia) 30 SofiaCarlstrom FR G 5-5 L 02/9/1993 Danderyd,Sweden(TeamSwedenU-18) 34 Karissa Grapp FR G 5-5 L 12/14/1992 Essexville, Mich. (Ohio Flames) 44 Zoe Hickel SO F 5-6 R 07/10/1992 Anchorage, Alaska (NAHA White U-19’s) 49 Jessica Wong SR D 5-7 L 03/29/1991 Baddeck, Nova Scotia (Canada U-18) 51 Pernilla Winberg SR F 5-5 L 02/24/1989 Malmo, Sweden (Team Sweden) 71 Shara Jasper SO F 5-4 R 05/16/1992 Aurora, Colo. (Colorado Select) 79 Dana Gallop JR F 5-7 R 07/17/1992 Grand Rapids, Minn. (Grand Rapids-Green.) 80 Tea Villila SO D 5-6 L 04/16/1991 Hyvinkaa, Finland (Team Finland) 88 Brigette Lacquette SO D 5-6 R 11/10/1992 Mallard, Manitoba (University of Manitoba) 92 Brienna Gillanders JR F 5-9 L 05/04/1992 Kyle, Saskatchewan (Athol Murray of Notre Dame) HEAD COACH: Shannon Miller ATHLETIC TRAINER: Beth Clute ASSISTANT COACHES: Laura Schuler, Steve Macdonald TEAM PHYSICIAN: Dr. Ann Sudoh GOALIE COACH: Brant Nicklin DIRECTOR OF HOCKEY OPERATIONS: Jen Banford STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH: Blake Palmer SPORTS INFORMATION: Kelly Grgas-Wheeler

2012-2013 MINNESOTA DULUTH ROSTER

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE• Audrey Cournoyer Au-dray Cour-nuah-yay• Hannah Bramm Hah-nah Br-am• Alivia Del Basso Del Bah-sow• Marie Delarbre Del-larh-bray • Karissa Grapp Gr-ah-p• Brigette Lacquette Lah-kwet• Vanessa Thibault Tee-bow• Aleksandra Vafina Vah-feen-nah• Tea Villia TAY-ah VILL-leh-lah • Pernilla Winberg Per-NEELA VIN-berg

By YearSeniors 5Juniors 4Sophomores 6Freshmen 8

By MajorAccounting 2American Indian Studies 1Biology 1Biochemistry 1Chemical Engineering 1Communication 4Community Health 2Exercise Science 2Health Care Management 1Management 2Mathematics 1Physical Education 1Undecided 5

By PositionForward 14Defense 6Goalie 3

By LocationManitoba 2Minnesota 2Ontario 2Quebec 2Sweden 2Wisconsin 2Alaska 1Australia 1British Columbia 1Colorado 1Finland 1Florida 1Germany 1Michigan 1Nova Scotia 1Russia 1Saskatchewan 1

A BREAKDOWN OF THE 2011-2012 BULLDOGS

Minnesota Duluth Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 18, 2012)All games

D ate O pponent S core A tt.* O ct 05 O H IO S TA TE L 1-3 1302* O ct 06 O H IO S TA TE L 2-3 840* O ct 13 #4 W IS C O N S IN B A D G E R S W 2-0 904* O ct 14 #4 W IS C O N S IN B A D G E R S W 1-0 977

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