Women s Ice Hockey Game Notes UConn Huskies (4-6-1, WHEA)

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1 Women s Ice Hockey Game Notes UConn Huskies (4-6-1, WHEA) at Brown Bears (1-6-1, ECAC) Schedule SEPTEMBER 2013: 28 UNION L, 2-3 Game 12: Tuesday, Nov. 19-7:00 p.m. (ET) Providence, R.I. - Meehan Auditorium (3,059) OCTOBER: 4 at Minnesota Duluth L, at Minnesota Duluth L, COLGATE W, 3-2 (OT) 12 COLGATE L, RENSSELAER W, 3-2 (OT) 26 RENSSELAER W, 5-2 NOVEMBER: 1 VERMONT * L, at Maine * T, at Boston University * L, PROVIDENCE * W, at Brown 7 p.m. 23 at Boston College * 2 p.m. 24 BOSTON COLLEGE * 2 p.m. 29 Yale ^ 1 p.m. 30 Quinnipiac/RIT^ 1 p.m. or 4 p.m. JANUARY 2014: 2 at Princeton 7 p.m. 3 at Princeton 4 p.m. 7 HARVARD 7 p.m. 10 at Vermont * 7 p.m. 11 at Vermont * 4 p.m. 15 NORTHEASTERN * 7 p.m. 18 NEW HAMPSHIRE * 2 p.m. 19 at New Hampshire * 2 p.m. 25 PROVIDENCE * 2 p.m. 26 at Providence * 2 p.m. 31 BOSTON UNIVERSITY * 7 p.m. FEBRUARY: 1 at Boston University * 3 p.m. 8 BOSTON COLLEGE * 2 p.m. 9 at New Hampshire * 2 p.m. 15 at Northeastern * 2 p.m. 16 at Northeastern * 2 p.m. 21 MAINE * 2 p.m. 22 MAINE * 2 p.m. 28 WHEA Quarterfinals MARCH: 6 WHEA SEMIFINALS 7 WHEA FINALS * Hockey East Game ^ Nutmeg Classic at Quinnipiac (Hamden, Conn.) All Home Games Played at Mark Edward Freitas Ice Forum ALL HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS All Dates and Times [Eastern] Subject to Change Today s Matchup After an idle weekend, UConn returns to action on Tuesday night when the Huskies skate up to Providence for a non-conference match-up with the Bears of Brown. Puck drop at Meehan Auditorium is set for 7 p.m. The Series: Brown The Huskies and Bears have squared off nine times in a series dating back to the season. UConn holds a edge over its New England neighbor, including a mark in the last four games of the series. The teams last met on Jan. 7, 2012, skating to a 1-1 draw in Storrs. Kayla Campero scored UConn s lone goal in the tie, with an assist from Emily Snodgrass and Maggie Walsh. The last time UConn played at Brown was a memorable victory with the Huskies trouncing the Bears, 8-1, on Oct. 23, Browsing Brown Brown hosts Connecticut with a record on the young season, including an mark in ECAC action. The Bears lone win this season came against RIT, a 2-1 overtime victory on Oct. 26. The Bears have played some of the top competition in the nation, including games against No. 5 Quinnipiac and No. 8 Clarkson. UConn and Brown have faced two common opponents thus far in Union and Rensselaer, with Brown going 0-2 in those games and UConn 2-1. Erin Conway leads the Bears in scoring this year, with the freshman posting a line in all eight games this season. Sarah Robson and Ariana Rucker have also potted two goals, and Brittany Moorhead and Lauren Vella are second behind Conway with two assists each. Aubree Moore has started all eight games in net, compiling a 2.83 GAA and a.920 save percentage. The Bears are coached by Amy Bourbeau, in her third year at the helm. The bench boss has compiled a record during her tenure in Providence. Last Time Out UConn secured its first Hockey East victory in a wild 5-4 affair with Providence on Nov. 10 at Freitas. The Huskies never trailed in the contest, but the Friars kept up the pressure until the final horn. UConn jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first period with goals from Sarah MacDonnell and Margaret Zimmer, then extended the lead to 3-1 heading into the third with a second period power play tally from Kelly Harris. The teams then traded goals in the third period, as Rachel Farrel and Rebecca Fleming each answered late PC tallies. Fleming (1-2-3), Farrel (1-1-2) and MacDonnell (1-1-2) each recorded multi-point outings for UConn, and Elaine Chuli made 27 saves in net. The goals for Zimmer, Harris and Fleming were each season-firsts. Contact: Bobby Mullen Phone: Cell: robert.mullen@uconn.edu

2 The University of Connecticut Location... Storrs, Conn. Founded Undergraduate Enrollment...17,345 Enrollment...30,034 Colors... National Flag Blue (Navy) & White Nickname...Huskies, UConn Conference...Hockey East Affiliation...NCAA Division I President... Susan Herbst Director of Athletics... Warde Manuel Associate Director of Athletics (Senior Woman Administrator)...Debbie Corum Associate Director of Athletics (Program Administrator)...Doug Gnodtke Athletics Phone... (860) Athletics Fax... (860) Athletic Ticket Office... (860) Facility... Mark Edward Freitas Ice Forum Capacity... 2,000 Size x 85 (NHL) UConn Women s Ice Hockey Head Coach... Chris MacKenzie Alma Mater... Niagara, 2000 Record at UConn , First Season Overall Record , Two Seasons Assistant Coaches... Casey Handrahan (Niagara, 2004)... Jaclyn Hawkins (UConn, 2008) Office Phone... (860) Overall Record Hockey East Record / 8th Letterwinner Returning/Lost... 17/3 Newcomers... Eight Athletic Communications Athletic Communications Assistant/WIH Contact... Bobby Mullen Office Phone... (860) Cell Phone... (609) robert.mullen@uconn.edu Fax... (860) Assoc. AD/Communications... Mike Enright Asst. Dir. of Communications...Patrick McKenna Asst. Dir. of Communications... Phil Chardis Athletic Comm. Assistant... Scott Waggoner Athletic Comm. Assistant...Tara Connolly Athletic Comm. Secretary... Luanne Dunstan Communications Office... (860) Athletics Web Site... UConnHuskies.com Select games this season will be available on WHUS, the student and community radio station for the University of Connecticut. Games on WHUS will be broadcast at WHUS.org and on 91.7 FM. Special on Special Teams UConn has killed off 45-of-49 power plays this year, giving it a 91.8 percent mark on the penalty kill. That mark is good for second nationally and first in Hockey East. UConn has been particularly strong on the kill in its first four WHEA games, going 15-for-15 by negating five power plays each from Vermont and Maine, three from Providence and two from BU. In total, UConn has had 23 successful PKs in a row, with the last power play goal allowed coming on Oct. 25 vs. RPI. UConn s power play has also picked up in recent games, with the Huskies going 3-for-9 in its last two contests. UConn picked up two PPGs vs. Maine and another against Providence. Connecticut has jumped to 8-for-46 on the year with a man advantage, good for third in Hockey East and 15th nationally at 17.4 percent. The Huskies are the least penalized team in the WHEA, with just 9.5 PIM per contest. Career Firsts Fleming and Harris both scored their first career goals in the win over Providence, with Fleming s proving to be the game-winner. The Holy Cross transfer also secured her first career multi-point outing, posting a line in the win. Two more Huskies notched career firsts in the BU game on Nov. 6. Susan Cavanagh s second period goal was the first of her career. Viivi Vaattovaara also picked up an assist in the contest, her first coming in just her third game dressed this season. Erin Burns also picked up her first goal as a Husky this season, scoring in the third period at Maine on Nov. 3. Burns had scored three goals in her previous stops playing at Niagara and Syracuse, but the Husky captain went 39 games in Blue and White before her first UConn tally. Sophomore blueline stalwart Cassandra Opela, who has suited up in all 46 games since arriving in Storrs, garnered her first carer point with an assist at Minnesota Duluth on Oct. 5. Campero in the Clutch Junior forward Kayla Campero is tied for the team-high with four goals this year, and three have come in crucial situations for the Huskies. In UConn s first win against Colgate on Oct. 11, Campero redirected a Snodgrass shot with 10.6 seconds remaining in overtime to give Connecticut a dramatic win. She scored again in OT against RPI on Oct. 25, slamming home a MacDonnell feed just moments after being released from a roughing penalty. In UConn s contest at Maine on Nov. 3, Campero scored an extra attacker goal with 45 seconds remaining in regulation to bring UConn all the way back from a 4-1 deficit and force a 4-4 tie. We re going (Point) Streaking! Three Huskies are currently in the midst of point streaks. They are as follows: Player Games Scoring Line Sarah MacDonnell Kelly Harris Rachel Farrel O Captain, My Captain MacKenzie has tabbed senior Erin Burns as the captain of the Huskies. Burns played in 34 games for UConn last year, after coming in as a transfer for Niagara by way of Syracuse. Burns scored her first goal as a Husky at Maine on Nov. 3, the fourth of her career across three stops. Joining Burns as assistant captains are Caitlin Hewes and Sarah MacDonnell. Hewes, who also served as an assistant captain last season, was a Hockey East All Star honorable mention after tallying seven points from the blue line. MacDonnell currently leads the Huskies in scoring with a line, skating in all 11 games. Coach Hawk Honored UConn assistant coach Jaclyn Hawkins was honored by the CWHL s Boston Blades at a ceremony prior to the Blades season opener,

3 played in Connecticut on Nov. 2. Hawkins was among seven CT Hockey Legends honored for their services to the greater hockey community and reputations in Connecticut hockey and women s hockey overall. Hawkins is UConn s all-time leading scorer, totalling 144 points (69g, 75a) in Storrs from Following her UConn career, Hawkins played professionally for the Blades and overseas and also founded WomensHockeyLife.com, an information resource for players, parents and coaches at all levels of women s hockey. Back To the Cape Hockey East recently announced that the 2014 Hockey East Championship will return to the Hyannis Youth and Community Center (HYCC) in Hyannis, Mass. on Saturday, March 8th and Sunday, March 9th in the Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Memorial Skating Rink. UConn went to the Hockey East Championship Final in 2005 and 2010, and also made semifinals appearances in 2006 and Weekly Hockey East Honors UConn was named Hockey East Team of the Week following its sweep over RPI on Oct. 25 and 26, and Moses earned Defensive Player of the Week for her 38-save performance against the Engineers on Oct. 25. Below is a full list of Hockey East awards for the Huskies this season: Sept Rachel Farrel, Warrior Player of the Week Sept Elaine Chuli, Defensive Player of the Week Oct Sarah Moses. Defensive Player of the Week Oct UConn, Team of the Week Chris MacKenzie was named the second head women s ice hockey coach in program history at the University of Connecticut on May 2. Coming to UConn from Ohio State, MacKenzie brings 11 years of collegiate coaching experience in both the women s and men s games. Last season, MacKenzie served as the assistant women s coach at Ohio State. The Buckeyes posted a record and fourth place finish in the WCHA. The 19 wins marked the second best win total in program history and the team reached as high as number six in the USCHO poll; the highest in program history. Prior to joining the OSU staff, MacKenzie spent a two-year stint as the head coach for his alma mater at Niagara University, a year before the program was discontinued by the university. In two seasons, the Purple Eagles registered a record, including two second place finishes in the CHA. MacKenzie coached on the men s side for his first eight seasons at UMass- Lowell. During those eight seasons, the Riverhawks experienced three 20-win seasons and were the Hockey East Tournament runner ups in As a player and 2000 graduate at Niagara, MacKenzie served as a team captain for all four seasons upon the program s inception in As a senior, he helped the Purple Eagles to a CHA Regular Season and Tournament Championship as well as an appearance in the NCAA Quarterfinals. As a freshman, MacKenzie was honored by then-head coach Blaise Mac- Donald and then-assistant coach Dave Burkholder as the program s first captain. He currently holds several records at Niagara, including most goals, assists and points in a career and season by a defenseman. MacKenzie received Player of the Year honors in 1998 and was a CHA All-Star Match-Up At A Glance... UCONN Brown Record Conference Record Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Penalty Minutes-PIM/G (8/46) Power Play 12.5 (3/24) 91.8 (45/49) Penalty Kill 71.9 (23/32) 55.8 (53/95) Combined Special Teams 46.4 (26/56) The Huskies When... At home On the road Neutral In overtime Not scoring Scoring 1 goal Scoring 2 goals Scoring 3 goals Scoring 4 goals Scoring 5 or more goals Allowing no goals Allowing 1 goal Allowing 2 goals Allowing 3 goals Allowing 4 goals Allowing 5 or more goals Playing during the week Playing during the weekend Leading after 1 period Leading after 2 periods Trailing after 1 period Trailing after 2 periods Outshooting opponent Being outshot Shots are equal UConn in September UConn in October UConn in November UConn in December UConn in January UConn in February Last Five vs. Brown Date Result H/A 2/7/07 L, 1-2 (OT) A 11/4/07 W, 2-1 (OT) H 11/25/08 W, 4-0 H 10/23/09 W, 8-1 A 1/7/12 T, 1-1 H All-Time Series: 4-3-2

4 Lining Up... Line GP Record Sh G A +/- MacDonnell - Buress - Cava Raithby - Farrel - Campero Berisoff - Snodgrass - Fleming Storo - Harris - Cavanagh Fleming - Farrel - Campero Raithby - Snodgrass - Zimmer Harris - Cavanagh - Zimmer Snodgrass - Buress - Cavanagh Harris - Raithby - Zimmer E Snodgrass - Storo - Cava Fleming - MacDonnell - Cavanagh Berisoff - Buress - Campero Farrel - Raithby - Zimmer Fleming - MacDonnell - Cava E Berisoff - Buress - Cavanagh Snodgrass - Farrel - Campero Storo - Raithby - Zimmer Berisoff - MacDonnell - Cava Storo - Cavanagh - Zimmer E Harris - Farrel - Campero E Vaattovaara - Cavanagh - Zimmer Berisoff - Snodgrass - Zimmer Harris - Fleming - Cavanagh MacDonnell - Farrel - Fleming Raithby - Buress - Zimmer Cava - Snodrass - Campero D-Pairing GP Record Sh G A +/- Nauheim - Hughes Burns - Opela E Hewes - Stott Lersch - Opela Nauheim - Stott Lersch - Hughes Vaattovaara - Opela Stott - Burns Burns - Vaattovaara Vaattovaara - Stott E Bold indicates lines in UConn s last game

5 FoR ImmedIate Release: Monday, november 18, 2013 WARRIOR HOCKEY PLAYER OF THE WEEK WOMEN S WEEKLY RELEASE #21 AMANDA PELKEY, VERMONT (Junior Forward; Montpelier, Vt.) Pelkey picked up a league-high four points (2g,2a) leading Vermont to a two-game road sweep vs. Maine this weekend. She recorded two goals on Saturday and two assists on Sunday. She registered five shots and a +2 rating for the Catamounts on the weekend. PRO AMBITIONS ROOKIE OF THE WEEK #44 VICTORIA ANDREAKOS, VERMONT (Forward; Aurora, Ont.) Andreakos recorded three points (1g,2a) over the weekend as Vermont swept a two-game series at Maine. She posted a goal on Saturday and followed that up with two points (1g,1a) in the victory on Sunday. Notched 10 shots on goal and a +2 plus/minus rating in two games. Pete Souris Assistant Commissioner for Public Relations Hockey East Association 591 North Ave #2 Wakefield, MA Office: (781) Cell: (603) psouris@hockeyeastonline.com Weekly Release #8 VERMONT NETS FOUR POINTS ON THE ROAD AT MAINE - BOSTON UNIVERSITY SHUTS OUT ST. CLOUD STATE IN VAIL, COLORADO - RECENT RESULTS Friday, November 15 at No. 9 Quinnipiac 3, No. 5 Boston College 2 at Princeton 3, New Hampshire 1 at Clarkson 5, Providence 1 No. 8 Boston University 2 vs. St. Cloud State 0 No. 2 Wisconsin 3 vs. Northeastern 2 Saturday, November 16 Vermont 4 at Maine 1 * at No. 9 Quinnipiac 2, New Hampshire 1 No. 5 Boston College 1 at Princeton 1 (OT) at Clarkson 4, Providence 0 No. 2 Wisconsin 5 vs. No. 8 Boston University 0 St. Cloud State 3 vs. Northeastern 2 Sunday, November 17 Vermont 5 at Maine 1 * HOCKEY EAST DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK #2 ASHLEY WILKES, NEW HAMPSHIRE (Freshman Goaltender; North Pole, Alaska) Wilkes made a career-high 27 saves for a.931 save percentage against No. 7 Quinnipiac last Saturday. She shut out the Bobcats with six saves in the first period and followed that with 10 in the second and 11 in the third. HOCKEY EAST TEAM OF THE WEEK VERMONT CATAMOUNTS The Catamounts earned a pair of road wins at Maine over the weekend by scores of 4-1 on Saturday and 5-0 on Sunday at Alfond Arena. Vermont went 3-for-8 (37.5%) on the power play vs. the Black Bears HOCKEY EAST STANDINGS Rk. Team GP W L T Pts Overall Conf. Off. Conf. Def. 1. Boston University (27) 1.33 (8) 2. Boston College (28) 2.17 (13) 3. Vermont (17) 2.83 (17) 4. New Hampshire (13) 2.33 (14) 5. Northeastern (14) 2.50 (15) 6. Connecticut (11) 4.50 (18) Maine (13) 3.75 (30) 8. Providence (18) 4.33 (26) UPCOMING GAMES Tuesday, November 19 Connecticut at Brown (7pm) Friday, November 22 Northeastern at Vermont * (7pm) Boston University at Harvard (7pm) Saturday, November 23 Connecticut at Boston College * (2pm) Maine at Providence * (2pm) Northeastern at Vermont * (4pm) Sunday, November 24 Boston College at Connecticut * (2pm) Boston University at New Hampshire * (2pm) Maine at Providence * (2pm) All game times are EST * denotes league games THE 12TH ANNUAL WOMEN S HOCKEY EAST CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT MARCH 8-9, 2014 at the Hyannis Youth and Community Center, Hyannis, Mass. For more information visit BOSTON COLLEGE BOSTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY of CONNECTICUT UNIVERSITY of MAINE UNIVERSITY of NEW HAMPSHIRE NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY PROVIDENCE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY of VERMONT

6 The Last Time It Happened For UConn Overtime win...rpi, 3-2 (10/25/13) Overtime loss... at Providence, 4-3 (2/2/13) Shootout win... at Boston University, 2-1 (12/5/08) Shootout loss... No. 8/9 NORTHEASTERN, 1-0 (2/20/09) Scoreless tie game... NORTHEASTERN, 0-0 (2/20/10) UConn scored 10 or more goals... vs. Sacred Heart, 11-0 (11/27/10) A hat trick... Taylor Gross, vs. Sacred Heart (11/27/10) A shorthanded goal... Emily Snodgrass, vs. RPI (10/25/13) Shorthanded goal in back-to-back games...dominique Thibault,... at Northeastern (10/27/07) & at Rensselaer (10/31/07) Two shorthanded goals in a game... SACRED HEART (9/27/08) Three shorthanded goals in a game... at Maine (11/7/09) Two power-play goals in a game... at Maine (11/3/13) Three power-play goals in a game...at Yale (11/28/09) Three two-goal scorers...hollstein (2), Thibault (3), Tritter (3)... SACRED HEART (9/27/08) Goalie recorded a point...brittany Wilson, BOSTON UNIVERISTY(2/6/09) Zero penalties committed... NEW HAMPSHIRE (2/5/12) A shutout at Freitas... Nicole Paniccia, VERMONT (11/20/11) A shutout on the road... Alexandra Garcia, at Maine (1/21/11) Back-to-back shutouts...alexandra Garcia,...VERMONT (1/15/11) & at Maine (1/21/11) 40 or more saves Sarah Moses (45), at Minnesota Duluth (10/5/13) 3 goals in one period...third period, at Maine (11/3/13) 4 goals in one period...third period, at Maine (11/3/13) 5 or more goals in one period......first period, (5) vs. Sacred Heart (11/27/10) 5 or more goals in a game... (5) PROVIDENCE (11/10/13) A player had four points in a game Kayla Campero (2-2-4), PRINCETON (1/2/13) A player had five points in a game......jocelyn Slattery (0-5-5), vs. Sacred Heart (11/27/10) A player scored on a penalty shot Maude Blain, at Colgate (10/12/12) Against UConn A hat trick... Brittany Zuback, Vermont (11/1/13) A short-handed goal...rebecca Russo, at No. 10 BU (11/6/13) An extra attacker goal... Jenelle Kohanchuk, at No. 4 BU (3/2/13) Two power-play goals in a game... at Minnesota Duluth (10/5/13) Three power plays goals in a game...vs. Quinnipiac (11/24/12) A shutout... Roxanne Douville, Vermont (11/1/13) Back-to-back shutouts......no. 2 BOSTON COLLEGE (2/17/13), NORTHEASTERN (2/19/13) A goalie made 40 or more saves Corinne Boyles, at Boston College (42) (11/15/09) 3 or more goals in one period , third period, PROVIDENCE (11/10/13) 5-7 goals in one game... 6, at No. 10 BU (11/6/13) 8 or more goals in one game... 8, at No. 3 Boston College (1/27/13) Hockey East Leaders Points Haley Skarupa, Boston College...23 Amanda Pelkey, Vermont...18 Brittany Zuback, Vermont...16 Goals Haley Skarupa, Boston College...13 Amanda Pelkey, Vermont... 9 Louise Warren, Boston University... 8 Assists Haley Skarupa, Boston College...10 Brittany Zuback, Vermont...10 Amanda Pelkey, Vermont... 9 Goals Against Average Kerrin Sperry, Boston University Corinne Boyles, Boston College Vilma Vaattovaara, New Hampshire Save Percentage Kerrin Sperry, Boston Univeristy Corinne Boyles, Boston College Vilma Vaattovaara, New Hampshire Scoring Offense Boston College Boston University Vermont Scoring Defense Boston University Boston College New Hampshire Power Play New Hampshire (13/64) Vermont (11/58) UConn (8/46) Penalty Kill UConn (45/49) Boston University (55/60) New Hampshire (63/73) Polling... USCHO.com D-I Women s Poll (Nov. 18) Team First Place Votes Record Last Poll 1. Minnesota (14) Wisconsin Cornell (1) North Dakota Quinnipiac Harvard Boston College Clarkson Boston University Mercyhurst Receiving votes: Robert Morris 5, Minnesota-Duluth 2, Princeton 2 USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Women s Poll (Nov. 12) Team First Place Votes Record Last Poll 1. Minnesota (19) Wisconsin Cornell North Dakota Boston College Harvard Clarkson Boston University Quinnipiac Mercyhurst Receiving Votes: Robert Morris 16, St. Lawrence 3, Ohio State 1, Syracuse 1

7 University of Connecticut Women s Ice Hockey Roster No. Name Pos. Class Ht. Hometown/Last Team 1 Emily Walsh Goaltender Jr. 5 3 Burr Ridge, Ill./Benet Academy 2 Carly Haskins Defense Fr. 5 9 Andover, Minn./Andover Senior High 3 Kiana Nauheim Defense Sr. 5 6 Fairbanks, Alaska/Brewster Academy 5 Alexandra Lersch Defense Fr. 5 7 Manhattan Beach, Calif./Choate Rosemary Hall 7 Kaitlin Storo Forward Fr. 5 8 Chanhassen, Minn./Chanhassen Senior High 8 Rachel Farrel Forward Jr. 5 3 Cheshire, Conn./Westminster School 9 Jessica Stott Defense Fr. 5 6 Niverville, Manitoba/Shaftesbury High 10 Stephanie Raithby Forward Sr. 5 3 London, Ontario/London Jr. Devilettes 11 Brittany Berisoff Forward So. 5 7 Kelowna, British Columbia/Notre Dame Academy 12 Cassandra Opela Defense So. 5 8 Penfield, N.Y./Boston Shamrocks 13 Viivi Vaattovaara Forward/Defense Fr. 5 5 Veikkola, Finland/Hameenlinnan Lyseon Lukio 14 Erin Burns Defense Sr. 5 5 Listowel, Ontario/Niagara University/Listowel D.S.S 16 Alice Hughes Defense So. 5 5 La Canada, Calif./Brewster Academy 17 Caitlin Hewes Defense Jr. 5 7 Stillwater, Minn./Stillwater Area 18 Rebecca Fleming Forward Jr. 5 6 Newton, Mass./Holy Cross/Choate Rosemary Hall 19 Margaret Zimmer Forward So. 5 7 St. Charles, Ill./Chicago Mission 21 Susan Cavanagh Forward Fr. 5 6 Warwick, R.I./Cushing Academy 22 Kelly Harris Forward Fr. 5 7 Canton, Mich./Little Caesars Hockey Club 24 Michela Cava Forward So. 5 4 Thunder Bay, Ontario/Thunder Bay Mid 26 Sarah MacDonnell Forward Jr. 5 6 Quispamsis, New Brunswick./Brewster Academy 29 Elaine Chuli Goaltender So. 5 6 Waterford, Ontario/Stoney Creek Int./U-18 Team Canada 31 Sarah Moses Goaltender Sr. 5 7 New Hamburg, Ontario/Niagara University/Kitchner-Waterloo 48 Kayla Campero Forward Jr Wallingford, Conn./Choate Rosemary Hall 62 Emily Snodgrass Forward Jr. 5 7 Eagan, Minn./Eastview 94 Leah Buress Forward So. 5 4 Windsor, Ontario/Bluewater Int. Head Coach: Chris MacKenzie, First Season (Niagara, 2000) Assistant Coach: Casey Handrahan, First Season (Niagara, 2004) Assistant Coach: Jaclyn Hawkins, First Season (UConn, 2008) Athletic Trainer: Janelle Francisco Equipment Manager: Chris Iacampo Alphabetical Roster 11 Brittany Berisoff F 14 Erin Burns D 94 Leah Buress F 48 Kayla Campero D 24 Michela Cava F 21 Susan Cavanagh F 29 Elaine Chuli G 8 Rachel Farrel F 18 Rebecca Fleming F 22 Kelly Harris F 2 Carly Haskins D 17 Caitlin Hewes F 21 Kelly Horan F 16 Alice Hughes D 5 Alexandra Lersch D 26 Sarah MacDonnell F 31 Sarah Moses G 3 Kiana Nauheim D 12 Cassandra Opela D 10 Stephanie Raithby F 62 Emily Snodgrass F 7 Kaitlin Storo F 9 Jessica Stott D 13 Viivi Vaatovaara F/D 1 Emily Walsh G 19 Margaret Zimmer F Roster By Class Seniors (4) 3 Kiana Nauheim D 10 Stephanie Raithby F 14 Erin Burns D 31 Sarah Moses G Juniors (7) 8 Rachel Farrel F 18 Rebecca Fleming F 17 Caitlin Hewes F 26 Sarah MacDonnell F 48 Kayla Campero D 62 Emily Snodgrass F 1 Emily Walsh G Sophomores (7) 11 Brittany Berisoff F 12 Cassandra Opela D 16 Alice Hughes D 19 Margaret Zimmer F 24 Michela Cava F 29 Elaine Chuli G 94 Leah Buress F Freshmen (7) 2 Carly Haskins D 5 Alexandra Lersch D 7 Kaitlin Storo F 9 Jessica Stott D 13 Viivi Vaatovaara F/D 21 Susan Cavanagh F 22 Kelly Harris F Roster By Position Forwards (14) 7 Kaitlin Storo F 8 Rachel Farrel F 10 Stephanie Raithby F 11 Brittany Berisoff F 13 Viivi Vaatovaara F 18 Rebecca Fleming F 19 Margaret Zimmer F 21 Susan Cavanagh F 22 Kelly Harris F 24 Michela Cava F 26 Sarah MacDonnell F 48 Kayla Campero F 62 Emily Snodgrass F 94 Leah Buress F Defense (8) 2 Carly Haskins D 3 Kiana Nauheim D 5 Alexandra Lersch D 9 Jessica Stott D 12 Cassandra Opela D 14 Erin Burns D 16 Alice Hughes D 17 Caitlin Hewes D Goaltenders (3) 1 Emily Walsh G 29 Elaine Chuli G 31 Sarah Moses G

8 University of Connecticut Women s Ice Hockey Statistics The Automated ScoreBook UConn Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 10, 2013) All games Date Opponent Score Att. Sep 28 UNION L Oct 4 at #10 UMD L Oct 5 at #10 UMD L Oct 11 COLGATE Wot Oct 12 COLGATE L Oct 25 RPI Wot Oct 26 RPI W * Nov 01 VERMONT L * Nov 03 at Maine Tot * Nov 06 at #10 Boston University L * Nov 10 PROVIDENCE W TEAM STATISTICS UCONN OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Shot pct Goals/Game Shots/Game POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays Conversion Percent Shot Attempts Shot Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN Power Play 8 4 Short-handed 1 3 Empty net 1 0 Penalty 0 0 Unassisted 1 2 Overtime 2 0 Shootout 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0 PENALTIES Number Minutes Penalties/Game Pen minutes/game SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) Record: Overall Home Away Neutral ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% pen-min pp sh 26 MACDONNELL, Sarah CAVA, Michela CAMPERO, Kayla FARREL, Rachel SNODGRASS, Emily FLEMING, Rebecca BERISOFF, Brittany HARRIS, Kelly NAUHEIM, Kiana BURESS, LEAH STOTT, Jessica ZIMMER, Margaret HEWES, Caitlin BURNS, Erin CAVANAGH, Susan RAITHBY, Stephanie OPELA, Cassandra VAATTOVAARA, Viivi HUGHES, Alice LERSCH, Alexandra STORO, Kaitlin TM TEAM Total Opponents ## Goalie gp min ga gaavg saves save% w-l-t 29 CHULI, Elaine 6 351: MOSES, Sarah 6 319: TM EMPTY NET 4 2: Total : Opponents : Attendance Summary UCONN Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 7/294 4/832 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total UConn Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total UConn Opponents

9 Game 1 vs. Union (9/28/13) Union (1-0-0) UConn (0-1-0) UNION, Tomaselli (Turner, McGrath) 19:52 1. UConn, Farrel (Campero, Fleming) 2:03 2. UNION, Panchuk (Babiak) 8:51 3. UNION, Norton (Davis, Turner) 16:27, PP 2. UConn, Farrel (Hewes) 6:39 UNION, Shenae Lundberg (60:00, 2ga, 27sv) UCONN, Elaine Chuli (58:58, 3ga, 43 sv) UNION UC Notes: Shots Location: Storrs, Conn. PIM 2 6 Rink: Freitas Ice Forum PP 1/3 0/1 Attendance: 500 Farrel Scores Twice; UConn Falls 3-2 To Union In Season Opener The UConn women s ice hockey team fell to Union College in its season-opener this afternoon by a score of 3-2. The Huskies (0-1-0) received a two-goal effort from junior forward Rachel Farrel (Cheshire, Conn.) but were unable to find the equalizer as the Dutchwomen (1-0-0) held strong to a onegoal lead on Saturday afternoon at Freitas Ice Forum. Game 3 at Minnesota Duluth (10/5/13) UConn (2-0-0) UMD (0-3-0) UMD, Kenyon (Bramm) 2:20, PP 2. UMD, Kenyon (Brykaliuk, Stalder) 11:36, PP 3. UMD, Brykaliuk (Krause, Delarbe) 14:53 1. UConn, MacDonnell (Cava, Opela) 18:48 4. UMD, Del Basso (Crossman) 10:28 5. UMD, McGovern (Crossman) 2:19 6. UMD, Wright (Hickel, Bramm) 18:46 UMD, Karissa Grapp (60:00, 1ga, 15sv) UCONN, Sarah Moses (60:00, 6ga, 45sv) UMD UC Notes: Shots Location: Duluth, Minn. PIM Rink: Amsoil Arena PP (Shots) 2/4 (9) 0/6 (1) Attendance: 786 MacDonnell Tallies for UConn In 6-1 Setback Sarah MacDonnell (Quispamsis, New Brunswick) notched the lone goal for the UConn women s ice hockey team in a 6-1 setback to Minnesota Duluth at Amsoil Arena on Saturday evening. Game 2 at Minnesota Duluth (10/4/13) UConn (0-2-0) UMD (1-0-0) UMD, McParland (Brykaliuk, Stauber) 0:13 2. UMD, Hickel (McParland) 4:15, SH 3. UMD, Huertas (Villila, Gillanders) 11:09 4. UMD, Stalder (Black) 10:10, SH 5. UMD, McParland (Kenyon, Stalder) 0:37 6. UMD, Krause (Brykaliuk, Huertas) 4:51 7. UMD, Wright (Stalder) 10:08 UMD, Kayla Black (59:55, 0ga, 22sv) UCONN, Elaine Chuli (49:00, 6ga, 45sv) UCONN, Sarah Moses (11:00, 1ga, 7sv) UMD UC Notes: Shots Location: Duluth, Minn. PIM 12 6 Rink: Amsoil Arena PP (Shots) 0/3 (5) 0/6 (10) Attendance: 2,254 Minnesota Duluth Downs UConn, 7-0 Minnesota Duluth (1-0-0) scored 13 seconds into the contest and never looked back, topping the UConn women s hockey team (0-2-0) by a score of 7-0 on Friday night at Amsoil Arena. Game 4 vs. Colgate (10/11/13) Colgate (0-3-0) UConn (1-3-0) UConn, MacDonnell (Hewes, Cava) 7:16, PP 2. UConn, Raithby (Campero) 16:18 1. Colgate, Drubel (Simpson) 4:01 2. Colgate, Drubel (Unassisted) 00:19 Overtime Scoring: 3. UConn, Campero (Snodgrass, MacDonnell) 4:49, PP GATE, Ashlyn Rando (64:36, 3ga, 20sv) UCONN, Sarah Moses (64:48, 2ga, 42sv) GATE UC Notes: Shots Location: Storrs, Conn. PIM Rink: Freitas Ice Forum PP (Shots) 0/11 (17) 2/6 (8) Attendance: 230 Campero s OT Winner Leads UConn Past Colgate A game-winning goal from Kayla Campero (Wallingford, Conn.) in the waning moments of overtime gave the UConn women s hockey team (1-3-0) its first of the win of the season, 3-2, over Colgate (0-3-0) on Friday night at Freitas Ice Forum

10 Game 5 vs. Colgate (10/12/13) Colgate (1-3-0) UConn (1-4-0) Colgate, Craig (Kueber) 16:46 GATE, Susan Allen (59:49, 0ga, 37sv) UCONN, Elaine Chuli (59:33, 1ga, 25sv) GATE UC Notes: Shots Location: Storrs, Conn. PIM 2 6 Rink: Freitas Ice Forum PP 0/4 (9) 0/2 (1) Attendance: 325 UConn Stopped By Colgate, 1-0 Despite outshooting Colgate (1-3-0) by a margin of 37-26, the UConn women s ice hockey team (1-4-0) could not find the back of the net in a 1-0 setback on Saturday afternoon at Freitas Ice Forum. Game 7 vs. Rensselaer (10/26/13) RPI (1-5-1) UConn (3-4-0) RPI, Horwood (Unassisted) 3:11 1. UConn, Snodgrass (Fleming, Zimmer) 12:53 2. UConn, MacDonnell (Berisoff, Cava) 18:03, PP 3. UConn, Berisoff (Snodgrass, Nauheim) 1:42, PP 4. UConn, Buress (Cava) 3:21 2. RPI, Huhtamaki (Horwood) 11:12 5. UConn, Campero (Unassisted) 18:03, EN RPI, Kelly O Brien (23:21, 4ga, 10sv) RPI, Brianna Piper (36:06, 0ga, 18sv) UCONN, Elaine Chuli (60:00, 2ga, 22sv) RPI UC Notes: Shots Location: Storrs, Conn. PIM 8 8 Rink: Freitas Ice Forum PP 0/4 (6) 2/4 (11) Attendance: 285 UConn Sweeps RPI With 5-2 Win Three Huskies posted multi-point efforts for the UConn women s hockey team, powering UConn to a season-high five goals and a 5-2 victory over Rensselaer on Saturday at Freitas Ice Forum. Game 6 vs. Rensselaer (10/25/13) RPI (1-4-1) UConn (2-4-0) RPI, Svoboda (Sanders) 11:23 2. RPI, Schilter (Smelker, Mahoney) 16:17, PP 1. UConn, Stott (Cava, Berisoff) 00:30, PP 2. UConn, Snodgrass (MacDonnell) 2:57, SH Overtime Scoring: 3. UConn, Campero (MacDonnell) 3:44 RPI, Brianna Piper (63:44, 3ga, 18sv) UCONN, Sarah Moses (63:44, 2ga, 38sv) RPI UC Notes: Shots Location: Storrs, Conn. PIM 8 10 Rink: Feritas Ice Forum PP (Shots) 1/5 (6) 1/4 (3) Attendance: 275 Campero Does It Again; Nets OT Winner To Lead UConn Over RPI, 3-2 The University of Connecticut women s ice hockey team overcame a 2-0 deficit to defeat Rensselaer by a score of 3-2 on Friday afternoon at Freitas Ice Forum. Kayla Campero (Wallingford, Conn.) scored the game-winning goal for Connecticut in dramatic fashion 3:44 into overtime to clinch the win. Game 8 vs. Vermont (11/1/13) UVM (3-4-1) UConn (3-5-0) UVM, Zuback (Campeau) 5:49 2. UVM, Zuback (Pelkey) 8:25 3. UVM, Vogl (Unassisted) 2:00 4. UVM, Zuback (Andreakos) 00:44 UVM, Roxanne Douville (60:00, 0ga, 28sv) UCONN, Sarah Moses (60:00, 4ga, 38sv) UVM UC Notes: Shots Location: Storrs, Conn. PIM Rink: Feritas Ice Forum PP (Shots) 0/5 (7) 0/5 (6) Attendance: 187 UConn Tripped Up By Vermont In Hockey East Opener The UConn women s ice hockey team suffered a 4-0 setback to Vermont on Friday afternoon at the Mark Edward Freitas Ice Forum in the first Hockey East game of the season. With the loss, Connecticut drops to overall (0-1-0 WHEA), while Vermont jumps up to (1-0-0 WHEA)..

11 Game 9 at Maine (11/3/13) UConn (3-5-1) Maine (0-5-3) Maine, More (Langtry, Kilgour) 19:20 2. Maine, Richards (McDonald, MacSorley) 4:15 3. Maine, Massey (Boissonneault) 10:06 1. UConn, Cava (Harris, Buress) 10:57, PP 4. Maine, Cook (McDonald, Langtry) 14:07 2. UConn, Burns (MacDonnell) 15:03 3. UConn, Cava (Nauheim, MacDonnell) 17:29 PP EX 4. UConn, Campero (Snodgrass) 19:15 EX Maine, Meghann Treacy (65:00, 4ga, 20sv) UCONN, Elaine Chuli (64:16, 4ga, 33sv) MAINE UC Notes: Shots Location: Orono, Maine PIM 8 10 Rink: Alfond Arena PP (Shots) 0/5 (5) 2/4 (7) Attendance: 122 Four-Goal Third Leads UConn To Tie At Maine The UConn women s ice hockey team (3-5-1, WHEA) exploded for four goals in final ten minutes of the third period to erase a pair of three-goal deficits and battle back to force a 4-4 tie with Maine (0-5-3, WHEA) on Sunday afternoon at Alfond Arena. Game 9 vs. Providence (11/10/13) Game 10 at BU (11/6/13) UConn (3-6-1) BU (7-1-1) BU, Fratkin (Braga, Sutherland) 7:24 2. BU, Woodworth (Russo, Woloschuk) 8:07 3. BU, Woloschuk (Warren, Elia) 2:45 4. BU, Lefort (Steele, Tutino) 13:14 1. UConn, Cavanagh (Harris) 15:28 5. BU, Tutino (Sutherland, Lefort) 1:18 2. UConn, Farrel (MacDonnell, Vaattovaara) 11:07 6. BU, Russo (Fratkin, Woodworth) 15:03, SH BU, Victoria Hanson (60:00, 2ga, 26sv) UCONN, Sarah Moses (60:00, 6ga, 34sv) BU UC Notes: Shots Location: Boston, Mass. PIM 8 10 Rink: Walter Brown Arena PP (Shots) 0/2 (3) 0/2 (2) Attendance: 164 UConn Falls At No. 10 Boston University, 6-2 Freshman Susan Cavanagh (Warwick, R.I.) scored her first career goal, but the UConn women s hockey team dropped a 6-2 decision at No. 10 Boston University on Wednesday night at BU s Walter Brown Arena. Providence (4-8-0) UConn (4-6-1) UConn, MacDonnell (Fleming) 3:32 2. UConn, Zimmer (Nauheim) 10:27 1. PC, Carels (Pendleton, Simpson) 19:53 3. UConn, Harris (Stott, MacDonnell) 18:14 2. PC, Carels (Frade, Illikainen) 12:50 4. UConn, Farrel (Fleming) 13:06 3. PC, Frade (Halvorson, Romanchuk) 14:07 5. UConn, Fleming (Farrel) 14:39 4. PC, Frade (Carels) 19:23 EX PC, Nina Riley (10:27, 2ga, 0sv) PC, Allie Morse (48:20, 3ga, 18sv) UCONN, Elaine Chuli (60:00, 4ga, 27sv) PC UC Notes: Shots Location: Storrs, Conn. PIM 10 6 Rink: Freitas Ice Forum PP (Shots) 0/3 (5) 1/5 (4) Attendance: 259 UConn Survives Late PC Flurry For WHEA Win Three Huskies recorded their first goals of the season en route to a 5-4 win over Providence College on Sunday afternoon at Freitas Ice Forum.