PROVIDENCE COLLEGE WOMEN S ICE HOCKEY

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1 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE WOMEN S ICE HOCKEY Providence College Schedule and Results SEPTEMBER 26 Sat. McGill (exhib.) L, 7-4 OCTOBER 2 Fri. MAINE * W, Sat. MAINE * W, Fri. at No. 7 Clarkson L, 3-2 OT 10 Sat. at No. 5 St. Lawrence T, 3-3 OT 16 Fri. COLGATE W, Sat. SYRACUSE L, Fri. YALE T, Sun. BROWN (Mayor s Cup) L, Sat. No. 10 BOSTON UNIVERSITY * L, 3-1 NOVEMBER 1 Sun. at Connecticut * T, 1-1 SOW 6 Fri. at Maine * T, 2-2 SOL 8 Sun. No. 9 NORTHEASTERN * T, 1-1 SOW 14 Sat. at No. 8 Boston University * 2:00 p.m. 15 Sun. No. 8 BOSTON UNIVERSITY * 2:00 p.m. 20 Fri. NORTHEASTERN * 7:00 p.m. 22 Sun. Hockey East All Stars vs. USA (at UNH) 1:00 p.m. 27 Fri. WISCONSIN 7:00 p.m. 28 Sat. WISCONSIN 7:00 p.m. DECEMBER 5 Sat. at New Hampshire * 2:00 p.m. 11 Fri. at Boston College * 7:00 p.m. JANUARY 2 Sat. at St. Cloud State % 4:00 p.m. 3 Sun. vs. Minnesota State % 1:00 p.m. 9 Sat. CORNELL 2:00 p.m. 10 Sun. CORNELL 2:00 p.m. 16 Sat. at New Hampshire * 2:00 p.m. 17 Sun. NEW HAMPSHIRE * 2:00 p.m. 23 Sat. BOSTON COLLEGE * & 2:00 p.m. 24 Sun. at Boston College * 2:00 p.m. 29 Fri. VERMONT * 7:00 p.m. 30 Sat. at Harvard 4:00 p.m. FEBRUARY 6 Sat. at Northeastern * 2:00 p.m. 12 Fri. CONNECTICUT * 7:00 p.m. 13 Sat. at Connecticut * 4:00 p.m. 19 Fri. at Vermont * 7:00 p.m. 20 Sat. at Vermont* 4:00 p.m. 27 Sat. Hockey East Quarterfinals (Campus sites) TBA MARCH 6 Sat. Hockey East Semifinals * TBA 7 Sun. Hockey East Championship * TBA 13 Sat. NCAA Regionals (Campus sites) TBA 19 Fri. at NCAA Frozen Four (Minneapolis, Minn.) TBA 21 Sun. at NCAA Championship (Minneapolis, Minn.) TBA HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS All Times Are Eastern Standard Time * - Hockey East Game % - Easton Holiday Showcase (St. Cloud, Minn.) ^ - Mayor s Cup & - Skating Strides Saturday, November 14, :00 p.m. Providence (3-4-5, HE) at No. 8 Boston Univ. (4-3-5, HE) PC Radio Broadcast: Sunday, November 8, :00 p.m. Providence College (3-4-5, HE) vs. No. 8 Boston Univ. (4-3-5, HE) PC Radio Broadcast: USCHO Video Broadcast: LATEST RESULTS... The Friars finished the weekend with a record. PC traveled to Maine on Friday, November 6 and came away with a 2-2 tie. The Friars fell in the shootout, 2-1. Junior Alyse Ruff (Tualatin, Ore.) and freshman Nicole Anderson (Jordan, Minn.) scored for PC while sophomore Ashley Cottrell (Sterling Heights, Mich.) assisted on both tallies. On Sunday, the Friars hosted No. 9 Northeastern and earned a 1-1 tie. Cottrell netted her team-leading seventh goal of the season in the game. Sophomore goaltender Genevieve Lacasse (Scarborough, Ontario) made 28 saves in the game and 54 on the weekend. Following a scoreless overtime, the two teams completed the longest shootout (13 rounds, 26 shooters) in league history. Alyse Ruff scored the tying goal in the seventh round before sophomore Christie Jensen (Delta, B.C.) scored the winner in round 13. Lacasse denied 12 of the 13 Northeastern shooters to give PC the extra point in the league standings. FOLLOW THE ACTION ON USCHO.COM... Sunday s game will be broadcast live at USCHO.com. The game will be videostreamed through USCHO at USCHO will also have an audio broadcast at: USCHO/uscho asx COUNTDOWN TO The Friars took another step towards the 600-win mark with the 4-1 victory over Colgate on October 16, The current count puts Providence a mere four victories (596) away from 600. Providence s 596 victories are the second-highest total in the country behind New Hampshire. COACHING MILESTONE... Coach Deraney needs only 7 wins to join former coach John Marchetti as the only two Providence coaches to reach 200 victories behind the Friar bench. Deraney stands at 193 during his tenure at PC. TOP-OF-THE-LINE ROOKIE... Freshman Jessica Cohen was announced as Hockey East Rookie of the Month on Tuesday, November 3. Cohen finished her first nine games as a Friar with three goals and three assists for six points, the second-highest mark on the team. She recorded two points (1 g, 1 a) in the first game of her career in PC s 4-0 victory over Maine on Oct. 2. Of her three goals, two have come as game-winners (10/2 vs. Maine, 10/16 vs. Colgate). Cohen also led PC with a +2 on the plus/minus scale for October. EARLY SEASON HARDWARE... Jessica Cohen was named the Hockey East Rookie of the Week for the second time (10/5/09) on Monday, October 19, after scoring a goal in games on both 10/16 and 10/17, including the game winner against Colgate. She now leads the team with two game-winning goals and is second with seven total points (3 g, 4 a). Genevieve Lacasse was named Hockey East Defensive Player of the Week on 11/9 after leading PC to a weekend. She stopped 54 of 57 shots and denied 12 of 13 shooters in a shootout victory over No. 9 Northeastern on Sunday, November 8. STREAKS AND RANKINGS... Genevieve Lacasse leads all of Hockey East and is third in the nation with 281 saves on the season. HOCKEY EAST Standings Pl. Team W-L-T-SOW Pts. Overall 1 New Hampshire Northeastern Providence Boston College Boston University Connecticut Maine Vermont As of November 12, 2009 Wins and Shootout Wins are valued at two points. Games that are tied after 65 minutes will be considered a tie for NCAA purposes and will be noted as a tie in the Overall standings.

2 PC is undefeated (3-0-2) when when a Friar Friar Stat Leaders has registered two points in one game Points Cottrell 11 Cohen 7 O Neill 6 Ruff 5 Anderson 4 Goals Cottrell 7 Rigano 3 Cohen 3 Anderson 3 Gauthier 2 Assists O Neill 5 Cohen 4 Covell 4 Cottrell 4 Veharanta 3 GWG Cohen 2 Cottrell 1 SHG O Neill 1 Shots Rigano 51 Ruff 37 Yung 33 Cottrell 31 Veharanta 31 Wins Lacasse 3 GAA Lacasse 1.87 Save % Lacasse.924 Saves Lacasse 281 Goals Allowed Lacasse 23 Career Shutouts Lacasse 7 LACASSE MOVING UP THE RANKS... Genevieve Lacasse recorded her 1037th save this past weekend, moving her past former Graduate Assistant coach Amy Quinlan ( 04) for seventh all-time. Next on the list is Amy Thomas ( 05) with 1,084. STARTING ON THE DEFENSIVE... Providence has allowed only four goals in the first period this season. The Friars hadn t allowed a first-period goal in six games before Maine opened the scoring on Nov. 6. Providence has only scored three times in the opening 20 minutes. SECOND PERIOD SUCCESS... Providence has outshot its opponents, , in the second period, leading to a 15-8 edge in scoring in the second stanza. Comparably, PC has been outscored, 12-6, in the third. FIRE AT WILL... Providence ranks second in the league with 368 shots on net this season. QUICK ON THE DRAW... Ashley Cottrell leads PC with a winning percentage of 55.7 percent ( ) on the face-off dot. Alyse Ruff stands at 54 percent ( ). As a team, the friars are drawing at 52.7 percent ( ). In 12 games this season, PC has won the faceoff battle eight times. The Friars have yet to win a game in which they lost more face offs than they won. HOCKEY EAST HISTORY... Providence took part in it s third-consecutive shootout on Sunday, November 8 when they defeated Northeastern in 13 rounds. Christie Jensen, the 26th shooter of the day, put home the shootout winner. The three-straight shootouts and the 26 shooters are the longest such records in Hockey East history. PC WELL REPRESENTED... Providence will send three players and one coach to the All- Star Game pitting the best of Hockey East vs. Team USA in Durham, N.H. on November 22. Junior defender Amber Yung and sophomores Genevieve Lacasse and Ashley Cottrell will represent Providence. Assistant Coach Meredith Roth will be among the coaches leading the Hockey East All-Stars. Former Friar great SCORING Karen Thatcher DISTRIBUTION... ( 06) will look to put home a goal against the current Friars as she represents Cl. G % A % Pts % PC with Team USA. Fr So Jr Sr HOCKEY EAST PRESEASON POLL Rk. Team (FPV) Pts 1. New Hampshire (3) Boston College (3) Boston University Providence (2) Connecticut Northeastern Vermont Maine 14 USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Online Poll Rank Team (1st Pl. Votes) Pts. Record 1 Mercyhurst (16) Clarkson (3) Minnesota New Hampshire Minnesota Duluth Wisconsin Boston University Harvard Princeton Cornell Others receiving votes: Northeastern University, 19; St. Lawrence University, 11; The Ohio State University, 8; Robert Morris University, 7; Dartmouth College, As of November 9, 2009 USCHO.com Division I Women s Hockey Poll Rank Team (1st Pl. Votes) Pts. Record 1 Mercyhurst (11) Clarkson (3) Minnesota (1) New Hampshire Minnesota Duluth Wisconsin Cornell Boston University Northeastern Princeton Others receiving votes: Harvard 22, Dartmouth 12, Ohio State 7, St. Lawrence 7, Robert Morris 2 -- As of November 9, 2009

3 Providence vs. Opponents in Overall record Conference record vs. non conference opponents vs. ECAC opponents vs. WCHA opponents vs. CHA opponents vs. Independent opponents vs. Ranked teams At Schneider On the road Neutral Overtime Leading after one period Behind after one period Tied after one period Lead after two periods Behind after two periods Tied after two periods Scored first Opponent scored first Outshot opponent Outshot by opponent Shots are even One-goal games Two-goal games Three/more goal games IN A GAME WHEN: Scoring one goal Scoring two goals Scoring three goals Scoring four goals Scoring five goals Scoring six goals Providence vs. Conference teams... w-l-t-sw Boston College Boston University Connecticut Maine New Hampshire Northeastern Vermont Providence vs. RAnked teams in #5 Clarkson #7 St. Lawrence # 10 Boston University # 9 Northeastern Days of the Week... Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Months... October November December January SOPHOMORE SENSATIONS... The sophomore class leads the team is goals and assists this season. Last season, the class of 2012 led PC with 36 goals (42%), 48 assists (36%) and 84 points (39%). PROVIDENCE VS HOCKEY EAST... The Friars stand at all-time in Hockey East play. Only UNH owns a better record in conference play since the league s creation in Providence won the first three Hockey East Championships. Providence College holds the distinction of winning the inaugural Hockey East Championship in both the men s and women s leagues. SCOUTING BOSTON UNIV... The Terriers come into this weekend with a No. 7/8 ranking in the national polls. BU just finished the weekend with a home and home series against No. 3 UNH. The Terriers lost at home, 4-3, before earning a 4-4 tie and a shootout win in Durham, N.H. BU defeated Vermont, 4-0, at home on Wednesday, November 12. The Terriers are led by sophomore Janelle Kohanchuk and senior Melissa Anderson. Kohanchuk leads all of Hockey East with nine goals while Anderson ranks fifth in the league with eight assists. Senior Melissa Haber has seen the majority of the action this year in net and stands at on the season. She has recorded a 2.61 goals against average and a.897 save percentage. Currently, BU ranks last in the nation with a 71.9 percent penalty kill. ALL-TIME VS. THE TERRIERS... Since BU became an NCAA program, Providence Pure Hockey Player of the Week Jennie Gallo - Maine (9/28/09) Jillian Kirchner - Boston University (10/5/09) Kailey Nash - Vermont (10/12/09) Janelle Kohanchuk - Boston University (10/19/09) Michelle Binning - Connecticut (10/26/09) Kelly Paton - New Hampshire (11/2/09) Bauer Rookie of the Week Brianne Kilgour - Maine (9/28/09) Jessica Cohen - Providence College (10/5/09) Elisabeth Stathopulos - Connecticut (10/12/09) Jessica Cohen - Providence College (10/19/09) Brittany Skudder - New Hampshire (10/26/09) Jillian Cardella - Boston University (11/02/09) Defensive Player of the Week Candice Currier - Maine (9/28/09) Florence Schelling - Northeastern (10/5/09) Florence Schelling - Northeastern (10/12/09) Kristen Olychuck - Vermont (10/19/09) Leah Sulyma - Northeastern (10/26/09) Florence Schelling - Northestern (11/2/09) Florence Schelling - Northeastern (11/9/09) Genevieve Lacasse - Providence College (11/9/09) HOCKEY EAST RECENT RESULTS Friday, November 6 Providence 2 at Maine 2 OT* (Maine wins shootout, 2-1) at Boston College 3, Vermont 0 * No. 3 New Hampshire 4 at No. 8 Boston U. 3 * Saturday, November 7 Vermont 5 at Boston College 1 * No. 8 Boston U. 4 at No. 3 New Hampshire 4 OT* (BU wins shootout, 1-0) Sunday, November 8 Connecticut 7 at Maine 2 * No. 9 Northeastern 1 at Providence 1 OT* (PC wins shootout, 2-1) HOCKEY EAST UPCOMING GAMES Wednesday, November 10 Vermont at Boston University * (7pm) Saturday, November 14 New Hampshire at Vermont * (2pm) Maine at Northeastern * (2pm) Providence at Boston University * (2pm, Agganis Arena) Boston College at Connecticut * (1pm) Sunday, November 15 Maine at Northeastern * (2pm) Boston University at Providence * (2pm) Connecticut at Boston College * (12pm) * Hockey East game All game times are Eastern Time WHEA Player of the Month Kelly Paton - New Hampshire (October) WHEA Rookie of the Month Jessica Cohen - Providence (October) WHEA Goaltender of the Month Florence Schelling - Northeastern (October) HOCKEY EAST STARS OF THE GAME... OCTOBER 2 Sat. vs. Maine 1st Cohen 2nd O Neill 3rd Lacasse 3 Fri. vs. Maine 1st Cottrell 2nd Yung 31 Sat. vs. Boston University 2nd Cottrell NOVEMBER 1 Sun. at Connecticut 1st Veharanta 2nd Cottrell 6 Fri. at Maine 2nd Cottrell 8 Sun. vs. Northeastern 1st Lacasse 3rd Jensen

4 Team Comparisons Providence Boston Univ. Scoring Offense Goals Scored Assists Points Scoring Defense Goals Allowed Power Play 11.7% 19.6% Penalty Kill 90.2% 71.9% Penalty Minutes 58/116 58/119 Current Streak Tie-3 Won-1 Home Away Goals Leader Cottrell 7 Kohanchuk 9 Assists Leader O Neill 5 Anderson 8 Points Leader Cottrell 11 Kohanchuck 12 Bob Deraney s All-Time Record In Hockey East play Home Away Neutral Overall PC All-Time Record vs. Conferences ECAC CHA In Hockey East play vs. Hockey East Teams has gone against the Terriers. All-time, PC boasts a record and a.839 winning percentage against BU. LAST TIME OUT... The two teams faced off in Providence on October 31, 2009 with BU earning a 3-1 win. Kohanchuk netted two goals while defenseman Brit Hergesheimer put home one goal. Ashley Cottrell scored a power-play goal for Providence. HOME SWEET HOME... With three victories this season, the Friars own a (.724) all-time record at the friendly confines of Schneider Arena. Bob Deraney stands at (.642) at home during his 11 seasons with the Friars. RIGHT PLACE RIGHT TIME... Sophomore Jennifer Friedman leads all defenders with a plus-three on the plus/minus scale. No other defender has a positive rating on the season. Forward Jessica Cohen leads all forwards with a plus-three on the season. WATCH OUT DECOSTA, MOVE OVER BUGDEN... Genevieve Lacasse made her mark on the Providence record book as a freshman. She finished with 756 saves, the fourthhighest total in program history. Former All-American Sara DeCosta holds the top-three marks while Jana Bugden stands at fifth all-time in a season with 752. Lacasse s 756 saves are the second most by a freshman. Decosta s 794 saves as a freshman in stands as the top mark. Lacasse s 1.94 goals against average stands at fourth best in a single season. THE FEARLESS LEADERS... Senior defenseman Colleen Martin (Woburn, Mass.) has been announced as the captain of the Friars. Martin finished her junior season with seven assists and a team-high +11 on the plus/minus ranking. Coming into 2009, she has 15 points on three goals and 12 assists. Junior Jean O Neill will wear the A on her sweater as the assistant captain. O Neill finished with five goals and three assists for 8 points. As a freshman, she tallied seven goals and 10 assists for 17 points. FRIENDS OF FRIAR ROOM... The season marks the completion of the Friends of Friar Room in Schneider Arena. This room was created for the men s and women s ice hockey donors and supporters. The Friends of Friar Room includes plasma televisions, high-top counters and a media library room displaying the history of Friar Hockey. PACKING THE HALL... The 1998 Olympic women s hockey team has been announced as a 2009 inductee into the US Hockey Hall of Fame. The 1998 US women s team won the inaugural gold medal in women s hockey. Providence had the distinct honor of sending the largest contingent to the Olympics in PC was represented by seven former Friars including; team captain Cammi Granato ( 93), Chris Bailey ( 94), Laurie Baker ( 97), Alana Blahoski ( 96), Sara DeCosta ( 00), Lisa Brown-Miller ( 88) and Vicki Movsessian ( 94). Visit Friars.com for more information regarding the induction dinner on December 1 in Boston, Mass YEAR IN REVIEW... The Friars finished the season with a overall record with a mark and a fourth-place finish in the Hockey East Conference. Providence qualified for the Hockey East Tournament and advanced to the semifinal game for the seventh consecutive season, joining New Hampshire as the only two teams to reach the conference semifinals in every year of Hockey East play. As the No. 4 seed in the six-team tournament, Providence defeated No. 5 seed Connecticut, 3-0, in the quarterfinals at Schneider Arena. The Friars fell to No. 1 seed and fifth-ranked New Hampshire, 3-1, in the semifinal game in Durham, N.H ROOKIE OF THE YEAR... At the annual Hockey East Awards Banquet last season, goaltender Genevieve Lacasse (Scarborough, Ontario) was named Hockey East Goaltending Champion and Hockey East Rookie of the Year. She was honored as a Hockey East Second Team All-Star and was named to the Hockey East All-Rookie Team. She finished the season with a mark to go along with a 1.94 goals against average and a.933 save percentage. ON THE OFFENSIVE... Laura Veharanta finished with 31 points on 16 goals and 15 assists. She led all rookies in goals, points and power-play goals (8). She was named a Hockey East Honorable Mention All-Star and was the only unanimous selection to the Hockey East All-Rookie Team. Line-mate Ashley Cottrell led all Hockey East freshmen with 16 assists in WCHA

5 THE LAST TIME Last PC overtime win: February 6, 2009 vs. Northeastern (3-2) (GWG - Mari Pehkonen) Last PC overtime loss: October 9, 2009 at Clarkson (3-2) Last overtime game: November 8, 2009 vs. Northeastern (1-1) Last shootout win: November 8, 2009 vs. Northeastern (2-1) Last shootout loss: November 1, 2008 at Boston University (3-2) Last tie game: November 8 vs. Northeastern (2-1) Last time PC had 10 or more goals: September 30, 2007 vs. Vermont (10-1) Last time PC had 5 or more goals: January 31, 2009 vs. Connecticut (5-1) Last time PC had 10 or more goals against: January 2, 2005 vs. Dartmouth (10-2) Last time PC had 5 or more goals against: October 25, 2009 vs. Brown (5-1) Last PC shutout: October 2, 2009 vs. Maine (4-0 Lacasse 19 saves) Last PC road shutout: November 29 at Brown (1-0 Lacasse 37 saves) Last time PC was shutout: November 21, 2008 vs. Mercyhurst (3-0) Last scoreless tie: January 10, 2003 vs Niagara (Bugden 26 saves) Last PC penalty shot: October 10, 2008, Ashley Cottrell, vs. St. Lawrence s Brittony Chartier - saved Last penalty shot against PC: February 29, 2008, Alllie Thunstrom, Boston College vs. Danielle Ciarletta - saved Last PC hat trick: February 17, 2008, vs. Northeastern (Alyse Ruff) Last hat trick against PC: October 20, 2007 (Marianne Locke - St. Lawrence) Last PC short-handed goal: October 2, 2009 vs. Maine (Jean O Neill) Last short-handed goal against PC: October 10, 2009 at St. Lawrence (3-3) (Vanessa Edmond) Last four-goal game by PC: November 16, 1996 vs. Boston College (Laurie Baker) Last four-goal game against PC: January 2, 2005 (Cherie Piper, Dartmouth) Last PC goalie to make 40+ saves: January 10, 2009 Genevieve Lacasse (vs. New Hampshire, 5-0 win - 43 saves) Last PC goalie to make 50+ saves: November 21, 2008 Genevieve Lacasse (vs. Mercyhurst, 3-0 loss - 51 saves) Last opposing goalie to make 40+ saves: November 6, Brittany Ott (at Maine, 41 saves, Tie, 2-2) Last opposing goalie to make 50+ saves: February 6, Florence Schelling (vs. Northeastern, 53 saves, PC win, 3-2 ot) TEAM HIGHS & LOWS Most points in a game vs. Colgate (10/16/09) Most goals in a game...4 vs. Colgate (10/16/09) Most assists in a game... 7 vs. Colgate (10/16/09) Most shots in a game at Maine (11/6/09) Most saves in a game at St. Lawrence (10/10/09) Most penalties in a game...10 vs. Colgate (10/16/09) Most penalty minutes in a game vs. Colgate (10/16/09) Most power-play chances... 6 vs. Colgate (10/16/09) Most power-play goals... 2 vs. Colgate (10/16/09) Fewest points in a game... 1 vs. Northeastern (11/8/09) Fewest goals in a game... 1 vs. Northeastern (11/8/09) Fewest assists in a game... 0 vs. Northeastern (11/8/09) Fewest shots in a game at Clarkson (10/9/09) Fewest penalties in a game... 2 vs. Northeastern (11/8/09) Fewest penalty minutes in a game...4 vs. Northeastern (11/8/09) Most points against in a game... 8 at St. Lawrence (10/10/09) Most goals against in a game... 3 at St. Lawrence (10/10/09) Most assists against in a game... 5 at St. Lawrence (10/10/09) Most shots against in a game at St. Lawrence (10/10/09) Most saves against in a game at Maine (11/8/09) Most opponent penalties... 8 vs. Colgate (10/16/09) Most opponenent penalty minutes vs. Colgate (10/16/09) Most opponent power-play chances... 9 vs. Colgate (10/16/09) Most opponent power-play goals... 1 vs. Brown (10/25/09) Fewest points against... 0 vs. Maine (10/2/09) Fewest goals against...0 Maine (10/2/09) Fewest assists against... 0 vs. Maine (10/2/09) Fewest shots against vs. Maine (10/3/09) Fewest opponent penalties in a game... 3 vs. Northeastern (11/8/09) Fewest opponent penalty minutes in a game... 6 vs. Northeastern (11/8/09)

6 Player - Career Game Highs (Most Recent Date Listed) #3 Jessica Vella Assists: --- Points: --- # 4 Christie Jensen Assists: 1 (10/25/09 vs. Brown) Points: 1 (10/25/09 vs. Brown) # 5 Colleen Martin Goals: 1 Clarkson) Assists: 2 (10/11/08 vs. Colgate) Points: 2 (10/11/08 vs. Colgate) #6 Laura Veharanta Goals: 2 Robert Morris) Assists: 3 (1/10/09 vs. New Hampshire) Points: 3 (1/10/09 vs. New Hampshire) #8 Lauren Covell Assists: 1 Connecticut) Points: 1 Connecticut) #9 Arianna Rigano Goals: 2 St. Lawrence) Assists: 1 Maine) Points: 2 St. Lawrence) #10 Jennifer Friedman Goals: 2 (1/17/09 vs. Vermont) Assists: 1 (10/23/09 vs. Yale) Points: 2 (1/17/09 vs. Vermont) # 12 Pamela McDevitt Goals: 1 (1/12/08 vs. Mercyhurst) Assists: 1 (1/31/09 vs. Connecticut) Points: 1 (1/31/09 vs. Connecticut) #14 Abby Gauthier Goals: 1 (10/25/09 vs. Brown) Assists: 2 (2/6/09 vs. Northeastern) Points: 2 (2/6/09 vs. Northeastern) #15 Kate Bacon Goals: 1 New Hampshire) Assists: 1 (10/16/09 vs. Colgate) Points: 2 Robert Morris)) #16 Ashley Cottrell Goals: 1 (11/8/09 vs. Northeastern) Assists: 4 Robert Morris) Points: 4 Robert Morris) # 17 Leigh Riley Assists: 1 Boston College) Points: 1 Boston College) #18 Emily Groth Assists: --- Points: --- #19 Jackie Duncan Goals: 1 Maine) Assists: 2 (11/26/06 vs. Niagara) Points: 2 Vermont) # 20 Nicole Anderson Goals: 1 Maine) Assists: 1 (10/25/09 vs. Brown) Points: 1 Maine) #21 Alyse Ruff Goals: 3 (2/17/08 vs. Northeastern) Assists: 1 (10/16/09 vs. Colgate) Points: 4 (2/17/08 vs. Northeastern) # 22 Jessica Cohen Goals: 1 (10/17/09 vs. Syracuse) Assists: 1 Connecticut) Points: 2 (10/2/09 vs. Maine) # 23 Amber Yung Goals: 1 (10/3/09 vs. Maine) Assists: 3 (3/8/08 vs. Connecticut) Points: 3 (3/8/08 vs. Connecticut) #24 Breanna Schwarz Assists: --- Points: --- # 25 Jean O Neill Goals: 2 (1/31/08 vs. Boston University.) Assists: 2 (2/29/08 vs. Boston College) Points: 2 (2/29/08 vs. Boston College) GOALTENDERS STATS #27 Genevieve Lacasse Saves: 51 (11/22/08 vs. Mercyhurst) Career Shutouts: 7 (10/2/09 vs. Maine) Goals Allowed: 7 Dartmouth) Assists: 1 Connecticut) Points: 1 Connecticut) #31 Christina England Saves: 3 (10/25/09 vs. Brown) Career Shutouts: --- Goals Allowed: --- Assists: --- Points: ---

7 Exhibition Game Providence College 4, McGill University 7 September 26, 2009 at Schneider Arena McGill PC PC, Ruff (Martin) 6:46 PP; Veharanta (Cottrell, Yung) 14:06 PP; O Neill (Cottrell, Veharanta) 16:19; MU, Martindale (Bettez, Davidson) 17:19 MU, Cecere (Unassisted) 3:27; Lind-Kenny (Smith, Soberano) 5:44 PP; Davidson (Sheehan, Bettez) 6:05; Bettez (Davidson, Lind-Kenny) 9:27 PP; Soberano (Smith) 11:23 PP; PC, Veharanta (Unassisted) 14:23; MU, Ton-That (Peroff) 19:40 EN Game-winning goal: MU, Bettez Power play: MU, 3-for-8; PC, 2-for-4 Penalties: MU, 5-for-10; PC, 9-for-18 Savess: Smith (MU), Lacasse (PC), England (PC), Attendance: 140 PC Record: 0-0-0, HE Providence College 4, Maine 0 October 2, 2009 at Schneider Arena Maine PC PC, Cohen (Covell) 4:35; Cottrell (Veharanta, O Neill) 16:25; O Neill (Yung) SH 19:40 PC, Rigano (Cohen, Ruff) 6:22 Game-winning goal: PC, Cohen Power play: UM, 0-for-4; PC, 0-for-3 Penalties: UM, 4-for-8; PC, 5-for-10 Saves: Currier (UM), Lacasse (PC), Attendance: 170 PC Record: 1-0-0, HE Providence College 2, Maine 1 October 3, 2009 at Schneider Arena Maine PC UM, Peacock (Bond, Oullette) 3:51 PP; PC, Yung (Cohen, Cottrell) 14:37 PC, Cottrell (Unassisted) 7:06 Game-winning goal: PC, Cottrell Power play: UM, 1-for-8; PC, 0-for-6 Penalties: UM, 8-for-16; PC, 9-for-18 Saves: Ott (UM), Lacasse (PC), Attendance: 113 PC Record: 2-0-0, HE No. 7 Clarkson 3, Providence College 2 October 9, 2009 at Cheel Arena PC Clarkson CU, Daris Tendler (Brittany Mulligan, Carlee Eusepi) 6:03 PC, Colleen Martin (Jessica Cohen, Alyse Ruff) PP 4:02; CU, Juana Baribeau (Hailey Wood) 18:19 PC, Ashley Cottrell (3) (Jean O Neill) 14:41 Overtime Period: CU, Juana Baribeau (Courtney Olson, Hailey Wood) 1:26 Game-winning goal: CU, Juana Baribeau Power play: PC, 1-for-6; CU, 0-for-5 Penalties: PC, 8-for-16; CU, 8-for-16 Saves: Dahm (CU), Lacasse (PC), Attendance: 346 PC Record: 2-1-0, HE No. 5 St. Lawrence 3, Providence College 3 October 9, 2009 at Cheel Arena PC SLU SLU, Jamie Goldsmith (Alley Bero, Tara Akstull) PP 11:03 PC, Arianna Rigano (Unassisted) 19:55 SLU, Vanessa Emond (Kirsten Roach) SH 4:49; PC, Arianna Rigano (Lauren Covell) PP 5:34; SLU, Jamie Goldsmith (Brooke Fernandez, Vanessa Emond) 16:38; PC, Ashley Cottrell (Laura Veharanta, Jean O Neill) 18:30 Overtime Period: Game-tying goal: PC, Ashley Cottrell Power play: PC, 1-for-5; SLU, 1-for-6 Penalties: PC, 6-for-12; SLU, 5-for-10 Saves: Chartier (SLU), Lacasse (PC), Attendance: 207 PC Record: 2-1-1, HE Providence College 4, Colgate 1 October 16, 2009 at Schneider Arena Colgate PC PC, Abby Gauthier (Kate Bacon, Colleen Martin) 4:30, Jessica Cohen (Amber Yung, Alyse Ruff) 12:56, Nicole Anderson (Ashley Cottrell) 19:58 PP CU, Katie Stewart (Unassisted) 1:51 PP; PC, Alyse Ruff (Jean O Neill, Amber Yung) 13:31 PP Game-winning goal: PC, Jessica Cohen Power play: PC, 2-for-6; CU, 1-for-9 Penalties: PC, 10-for-20; CU, 8-for-16 Saves: Plenderleith (CU), Lacasse (PC), Attendance: 162 PC Record: 3-1-1, HE Syracuse 3, Providence College 1 October 17, 2009 at Schneider Arena Syracuse PC SU, Stefanie Marty (Julie Rising, Isabel Menard) 9:28, Stefanie Marty (Isabel Menard) 12:14 PC, Jessica Cohen (Colleen Martin) 2:18; SU Janelle Malcolm (Unassisted) 18:30 EN Game-winning goal: SU, Marty Power play: PC, 0-for-4; SU, 0-for-2 Penalties: PC, 2-for-4; SU, 4-for-8 Saves: Schoedel (SU), Lacasse (PC), Attendance: 115 PC Record: 3-2-1, HE Yale 2, Providence College 2 October 23, 2009 at Schneider Arena Yale PC PC, Nicole Anderson (Jennifer Friedman, Colleen Martin) 1:35 PP; YALE Bray Ketchum (Heather Grant) 3:21 PP; PC, Ashley Cottrell (Christie Jensen, Laura Veharanta) 14:05 PP YALE, Aleca Hughes (Bray Ketchum) 4:32 Overtime Period: Game-tying goal: YALE, Hughes Power play: PC, 2-for-7; YALE, 1-for-5 Penalties: PC, 5-for-10; YALE, 7-for-14 Saves: Snikeris (YALE), Lacasse (PC), Attendance: 105 PC Record: 3-2-2, HE Brown 5, Providence College 1 (Mayor s Cup) October 25, 2009 at Schneider Arena Brown PC PC, Abby Gauthier (Christie Jensen, Nicole Anderson) 11:27 BRWN, Erica Farrer (unassisted) 1:10 BRWN, Erin Connors (Nicole Brown) 2:48, Kath Surbey (Erin Connors) 7:54, Laurie Jolin (Jenna Dancewicz, Alena Polenska) 11:22 PP, Alena Polenska (unassisted) 12:59 Game-Winng goal: BRWN Surbey Power play: PC, 0-for-4; BRWN, 1-for-3 Penalties: PC, 3-for-6; BRWN, 4-for-8 Saves: Jamieson (BRWN), Lacasse (PC), England (PC), Attendance: 192 PC Record: 3-3-2, HE

8 No. 10 Boston University 3, Providence College 1 October 31, 2009 at Schneider Arena Boston U PC BU, Britt Hergesheimer (Holly Lorms, Cristina Wiley) 2:27; PC, Ashley Cottrell (Lauren Covell, Genevieve Lacasse) 18:16 BU, Jenelle Kohanchuk (Jillian Kirchner) 12:33, Jenelle Kohanchuk (Kasey Boucher) 19:57 Game-Winning goal: BU, Kohanchuk Power play: PC, 1-for-6; BU, 0-for-3 Penalties: PC, 3-for-6; BU, 6-for-12 Saves: Haber (BU), Lacasse (PC), Attendance: 108 PC Record: 3-4-2, HE PC, Ashley Cottrell (unassisted) 19:58 NU, Kristi Kehoe (Ginny Berg, Casey Pickett) 9:57 Game-Tying goal: NU, Kehoe Power play: PC, 0-for-3; NU, 0-for-2 Penalties: PC, 2-for-4; NU, 3-for-6 Saves: Schelling (NU), Lacasse (PC), Attendance: 190 PC Record: 3-4-5, HE Providence College 1, Connecticut 1 November 1, 2009 at Mark Edwards Freitas Ice Forum Scoring OT SO F PC UConn PC, Laura Veharanta (Jessica Cohen, Lauren Covell) 7:24; UConn, Brittany Murphy (Maude Blain) 18:01 Game-Tying goal: UConn, Murphy Power play: PC, 0-for-3; UConn, 0-for-2 Penalties: PC, 2-for-4; UConn, 3-for-6 Saves: Garcia (UConn), Lacasse (PC), Attendance:673 PC Record: 3-4-3, HE Providence College 2, Maine 2 November 6, 2009 at Alfond Arena Scoring OT SO F PC Maine UM, Amy Stech (Brittany Dougherty) 16:41; PC, Alyse Ruff (Ashley Cottrell, Arianna Rigano) 19:47 PC, Nicole Anderson (Jean O Neill, Ashley Cottrell) 5:14; UM, Jenna Ouellette (Myriam Croussette) 16:10 Game-Tying goal: Maine, Ouellette Power play: PC, 0-for-7; Maine, 0-for-2 Penalties: PC, 3-for-6; Maine, 8-for-16 Saves: Ott (Maine), Lacasse (PC), Attendance: 211 PC Record: 3-4-4, HE No. 9 Northeastern 1, Providence College 1 November 8, 2009 at Schneider Arena Scoring OT SO F PC Northeastern