Wisconsin Women s Hockey - March 8

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1 Wisconsin Women s Hockey - March 8 UPCOMING EVENTS ALL TIMES CENTRAL Day Date Event/Opponent (Rank) Location Time WCHA Women s Final Five - Ridder Arena, Minneapolis, Minn. Friday March 12 Game 1: #4 Ohio State vs. #5 Minnesota State 4:05 p.m WCHA Women s Awards Banquet 8 p.m. Saturday March 13 Game 2: #2 Wisconsin vs. #3 Minnesota-Duluth 1:05 p.m. Game 3: Winner of Game 1 vs. #1 Minnesota 4:05 p.m. Sunday March 14 Game 4: Consolation Game 1:05 p.m. Game 5: Championship Game 4:05 p.m. Sunday March 21 NCAA Championship Bracket Announcement 4 p.m. - CSTV Scoreboard Show and NCAAsports.com 2004 WCHA FINAL FIVE: BADGERS BATTLE BULLDOGS IN GAME TWO The Wisconsin women s hockey team capped the regular season at overall and (2nd) in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association with this past weekend s sweep of Bemdji State. Now the fun begins! In this first weekend of post-season action, the No. 2-seeded Badgers travel to Minneapolis to play No. 3 seed Minnesota-Duluth ( , WCHA (3rd)) in Game Two of the 2004 WCHA Women s Final Five on Saturday. The winner advances to Sunday s Championship game. The Badgers, ranked fifth nationally by both U.S. College Hockey Online and USA Today/American Hockey Magazine, drop the puck against the Bulldogs at 1:05 p.m. Full recaps will be available on uwbadgers.com, while Final Five host Minnesota will offer live stats on BADGERS SWEEP BEAVERS TO EARN TEAM S BEST SEASON Wrapping up the regular season, Wisconsin swept Bemidji State after defeating the opposition 6-0 on Saturday and 2-1 on Sunday at the Kohl Center. Wisconsin junior Jackie Friesen tallied a hat trick during UW s 6-0 shutout to lead the Badgers in scoring. Additionally, the sweep gives Wisconsin its best-ever records for both overall and league wins in school history. Frosh Meaghan Mikkelson was named the WCHA Rookie of the Week for her gamewinning goal against Bemidji State Sunday. THIS WEEKEND S SERIES: SCOUTING FINAL FIVE OPPOSITION Now entering post-season competition, Wisconsin travels to Ridder Arena to battle a familiar foe in Minnesota-Duluth. Although the three-time defending NCAA champion Bulldogs own a all-time record against the Badgers, the UW women own a record this season against UMD, including a 3-2 upset on the Bulldogs home ice (Dec. 6). Wisconsin will need to shutdown Minnesota-Duluth s top line of junior Caroline Ouellette, senior Jenny Potter and frosh Jessica Koizumi. This trio has posted 85 goals and 92 assists for 177 points together this season. In other Final Five action, No. 4 seed Ohio State and No. 5 Minnesota State play Friday in Game One to advance to Game Three against No. 1 seed Minnesota on Saturday. The winner of the Wisconsin/Minnesota-Duluth Game This Week s Scouting Report 2004 WCHA WOMEN S FINAL FIVE Game 2: #2 Wisconsin vs. #3 Minnesota-Duluth Seeded second, Wisconsin will battle third-seeded Minnesota- Duluth this Saturday for a shot at the WCHA Final Five Championship title. Minnesota-Duluth swept Minnesota State this past weekend to improve to overall and in the WCHA. All members of UMD s top line, junior Caroline Ouellette leads the Bulldogs with 29 goals and 45 assists for 74 points, followed by senior Jenny Potter (35-37=72) and frosh forward Jessica Koizumi (21-10=31). Badger Quick Facts All-Time Series vs. Minnesota-Duluth Overall Record WCHA Record (2nd) All-Time Record (5 years) All-Time WCHA Record (5 years) Home Rinks Kohl Center/Eagle s Nest Capacity ,237/1,300 Kohl Center Rink Size x 97 Kohl Center Press Box Phone Head Coach......Mark Johnson (Wisconsin, 94) Overall Career & School Record Asst. Coach Tracey Cornell (Cornell, 97) Asst. Coach Dan Koch (Wisconsin, 91) Vol. Asst. Coach...Forrest Karr (Notre Dame, 99) School University of Wisconsin Madison Location Madison,Wis. Enrollment ,595 Nickname Badgers Colors Cardinal and White Conference WCHA, Big Ten At-Large Division NCAA I Web Site UWBADGERS.COM Sports Information Office University of Wisconsin 1440 Monroe Street Madison, Wisconsin Fax: (608) Web site: uwbadgers.com Contact: Jessica D. Burda Phone: (608) Cell: (608) JDB@athletics.wisc.edu

2 BADGERS IN THE POLLS USCHO.com Division I Women's Poll National Rankings - March 1, Last Rk Team (1st Pl.) W-L-T Pts Wk. 1. Minnesota (14) Harvard (1) Dartmouth St. Lawrence Wisconsin Minn.-Duluth Mercyhurst N. Hampshire Princeton Brown Receiving votes: Providence 3, Minnesota State 1 USCHO.com Division I Women Pairwise Rankings (PWR) March 7, 2004 RK TEAM GP W- L- T WIN%-RK RPI-RK PWR 1 Minnesota Harvard Dartmouth St. Law Wisconsin Minn.-Dul Mercyhurst New Hamp Princeton Providence For the latest USCHO.com Division I Women's PWR, see: USA Today/American Hockey Mag. Top 10 Women's Hockey Poll March 9, 2003 Team (1st Pl.) Pts. Last Week 1. Minnesota (18) Dartmouth Harvard (1) St. Lawrence Wisconsin Minn.-Duluth Mercyhurst New Hampshire Princeton Brown Receiving votes: Providence 3, Minnesota St WCHA Coaches Preseason Poll - Oct. 2, 2003 Rk Team (1st Pl.) Points 1 Minnesota (5) 35 2 Minnesota-Duluth (2) 26 3 Wisconsin 26 4 Ohio State 20 5 Bemidji State 15 6 Minnesota State 13 7 St. Cloud State 6 Two will advance to Sunday s Championship Game to play the winner of Game Three for the WCHA title. WISCONSIN LOCKED AT FIFTH IN PAIRWISE RANKINGS After sweeping Bemdji State this past weekend, Wisconsin remained in fifth place in the latest U.S. College Hockey Online pairwise rankings among the nation s top-16 Division I women s hockey teams. See the Badgers In The Polls column on the left side of this page for a complete list of the pairwise standings for this week. The USCHO.com pairwise ranking attempts to mimic the method used by the NCAA Selection committee to determine participants for the NCAA Division I women's hockey tournament. The PWR compares only those at or above.500, judging them by five criteria: record against common opponents, record in last 16 games, head to head competition, record against other teams at or above.500, and the Ratings Percentage Index (RPI). For each comparison won, a team receives one point. The final PWR ranking is based on the number of points (comparisons) won against teams at or above.500. Ties are settled by the RPI. NATIONAL TEAM BADGERS SHINE FOR U.S. AND CANADA Wisconsin s Molly Engstrom was recently selected to the U.S. Women s National Team roster, while teammate Carla MacLeod participated in Canada s National Team Camp. Engstrom will play for the U.S. at the 2004 International Ice Hockey Federation Women s World Championship in Halifax, Nova Scotia, March 30 April 6, Last summer, both MacLeod and Engstrom joined three of their Badger teammates playing for the U.S. and Canadian Under-22 National Teams in a three-game exhibition series that the Americans won Engstrom skated for Team USA, while MacLeod and fellow UW junior Jackie Friesen joined frosh Meaghan Mikkelson and Bobbi-Jo Slusar on Team Canada. UW s team captain this season, MacLeod also captained her U-22 teammates and played for Canada s 2003 Four Nations Cup team in November. Canada lost to the U.S. after a nail-biting shootout in the gold-medal game. Friesen, Mikkelson and Slusar also played for Canada s U-22 national team at the 2004 Europe Air Canada Cup in Germany, Feb Senior Meghan Hunter (Canada U-22) and junior Nicole Uliasz (U.S. Senior and U-22) also earned national team experience in the season WCHA STANDINGS Tickets for the 2004 WCHA Final Five, held March at Ridder Arena in Minneapolis, are on sale now. To order tickets, call UGopher. WCHA Overall Pts GP W-L-T Win% GF-GA GP W-L-T Win% GF-GA 1. Minnesota Wisconsin Minnesota-Duluth Minnesota State Ohio State St. Cloud State Bemidji State

3 HEAD COACH MARK JOHNSON With just one year under his belt as Wisconsin's head coach, Mark Johnson has created a strong foundation on which the Badgers can continue to build success. Named the 2003 WCHA Co-Coach of the Year with Minnesota-Duluth's Shannon Miller and also one of eight finalists for the American Hockey Coaches Association Division I Coach of the Year, Johnson guided Wisconsin to a overall and WCHA record last season. The Badgers' 22 wins tied the team for most wins in a season and the.700 winning percentage is a UW record. The third head coach in the program's history, Johnson joined the staff after serving as an assistant coach with the men's program from During that time, he helped the team to a WCHA regular-season title during the season, as well as a WCHA Final Five championship in the campaign. A former Badger, he helped Wisconsin to the 1977 national championship during his freshman campaign. The first Badger to ever win WCHA Rookie of the Year honors, he went on to become the school's second all-time leading scorer with 256 points on a school-record 125 goals and 131 assists in just three seasons. Johnson would move on to greater success with the 1980 U.S. Olympic "Miracle-On-Ice" Team and a successful 11-year NHL career. One of Wisconsin's most decorated athletes in any sport, Johnson is a member of the International Ice Hockey Federation Hall of Fame, the Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame and the National W Club Hall of Fame. Johnson earned his bachelor of science degree in kinesiology from Wisconsin in He resides in Verona, Wis., with his wife Leslie and their five children: Douglas, Christopher, Patrick, Mikayla and Megan. WOMEN S HOCKEY ROSTER NO.NAME POS. HT. YR./ELIG. S/C HOMETOWN (HS) 15 Bauer, Sara F 5-3 Fr./Fr. R St. Catharines, Ontario (Saint Francis) 39 Bernal, Jessica * G 5-6 Jr./So. L Los Angeles (Chatsworth) 28 Boeckmann, Stephanie *** F 5-7 Sr./Sr. R St. Cloud, Minn. (Cathedral) 14 Burish, Nikki * F 5-5 So./So. R Madison, Wis. (Edgewood) 11 Cole, Sharon * F 5-3 So./So. L Bloomington, Minn. (Jefferson) 34 Dufour, Christine G 5-8 Fr./Fr. L Rivière-du-Loup, Québec (Pomfret) 9 Engstrom, Molly ** D 5-9 Jr./Jr. R Siren, Wis. (Culver Academy (Ind.)) 5 Federman, Leah ** F 5-3 Jr./Jr. L Lincolnwood, Ill. (Niles West) 7 Friesen, Jackie ** F 5-11 Jr./Jr. L Regina, Saskatchewan (Thom) 3 Greaves, Kathryn *** D/F 5-3 Sr./Sr. R Mentor, Ohio (Mentor) 1 Horras, Meghan * G 5-7 So./So. L Appleton, Wis. (North) 8 Hunter, Meghan *** (AC) F 5-9 Sr./Sr. L Oil Springs, Ontario (Lambton) 13 Hutchins, Grace * F 5-5 So./So. R Winnetka, Ill. (New Trier) 2 Kletzien, Heidi F 5-6 Fr./Fr. L Manitowoc, Wis. (Lincoln) 4 MacLeod, Carla ** (C) D 5-4 Jr./Jr. R Calgary, Alberta (Bishop Carroll) 20 Macy, Lindsay F 5-11 Fr./Fr. R Ellendale, Minn. (Owatonna) 27 Mikkelson, Meaghan F 5-9 Fr./Fr. R St. Albert, Alberta (Bishop Carroll) 22 Millar, Steph *** (AC) F 5-5 Sr./Sr. L Hudson, Wis. (Hudson) 23 Monteleone, Phoebe F 5-4 Fr./Fr. R Pittsburgh, Pa. (Fox Chapel) 18 Rickard, Karen *** F 5-9 Sr./Sr. R Bowmanville, Ontario (Bowmanville) 10 Slusar, Bobbi-Jo D 5-4 Fr./Fr. L Swift Current, Saskatchewan (A. Murray) 16 Uliasz, Nicole ** D 5-9 Sr./Jr. L Chalfont, Pa. (Taft School) 6 Vermeulen, Amy ** F 5-6 Jr./Jr. R Saskatoon, Saskatchwan (M. Graham) 17 Witting, Kristen D 5-7 Fr./Fr. L Beloit, Wis. (Memorial) Head Coach: Mark Johnson Assistant Coach: Tracey Cornell Assistant Coach: Dan Koch Volunteer Assistant Coach: Forrest Karr Admin. Asst./Equpment: Paul Hickman Program Assistant: Sharon Eley Athletic Trainer: Laura Walluk Strength & Conditioning Coach: Mike Potenza Team Captain: Carla MacLeod Asst. Captains: Meghan Hunter & Steph Millar The Johnson Notebook Coaching Accolades In first year as head coach, led the UW women to a record in , tying school record for most season wins and establishing a school-record winning percentage of.700. Assistant Coach, 2000 & 2002 U.S. Men s Ice Hockey National Teams On-ice Assistant Coach, 2001 U.S. Olympic Men s Ice Hockey Orientation Camp Assistant Coach, UW men, Head Coach, Madison Monsters, , and Verona High School, Athletic Accolades Wisconsin s all-time leading goal scorer (125) and second all-time leading scorer ( =256) WCHA Rookie of the Year (1977), WCHA MVP ( ), two-time first team All-WCHA, two-time All- American, one of WCHA s Top 50 Players In 50 Years Represented USA Hockey in 13 international tournaments Led the 1980 U.S. Olympic team with 11 points, including two goals in the Miracle On Ice game against the Soviet Union and an assist on the gamewinning goal against Finland to win the gold medal. Successful 11-year career in NHL where he recorded =508 in 669 games, including an 87-point season captaining the Hartford Whalers ( ) Honors & Awards 2003 WCHA Co-Coach of the Year and one of eight finalists for AHCA Div. I Coach of the Year Inducted into the IIHF Hall of Fame, the state of Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame and was a charter member of UW s National W Club Hall of Fame The entire 1980 Olympic team was also recently inducted into the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Badger Hockey Quick Stats FORWARDS Career Player GP G-A=P GP G-A=P Bauer = =31 Boeckmann = =23 Burish = =30 Cole = =27 Federman = =2 Friesen = =60 Hunter = =174 Hutchins = =9 Kletzien = =2 Macy = =28 Mikkelson* = =13 Millar = =76 Monteleone = =1 Rickard = =81 Vermeulen = =33 * Also a defender DEFENDERS Engstrom = =52 Greaves = =20 MacLeod = =54 Slusar = =10 Uliasz = =52 Witting = =4 GOALTENDERS Career Player GP W-L-T GAA/SV% GP W-L-T GAA/SV% Bernal / /.808 Dufour / /.914 Horras / /.944

4 Wisconsin Women s Hockey Schedule Day Date Opponent (Rank) Time/Result UW Goal Scorers (Season Goals) Location Fri. Oct. 10 VERMONT (nr) W, 2-0 Mikkelson, Uliasz-PP Kohl Center Sat. Oct. 11 VERMONT (nr) W, 7-0 Engstrom, Friesen, Mikkelson (2), Burish, Rickard, Kohl Center Burish-PP (2), Boeckmann-PP Sun. Oct. 19 Maine (nr) W, 5-4 Burish (3), Friesen (2), Rickard (2), Friesen-PP (3), Millar Orono, Maine Mon. Oct. 20 Maine (nr) W, 6-1 Friesen-SH (4), Cole-PP, Rickard (3), Millar-PP (2), Orono, Maine Cole-PP (2), Macy-PP Sat. Oct. 25 MINNESOTA* (1/1) L, Kohl Center Sun. Oct. 26 MINNESOTA* (1/1) L, 1-3 Bauer Kohl Center Sat. Nov. 1 OHIO STATE* (nr) L, 2-3 Cole-PP (3), Engstrom (2) Kohl Center Sun. Nov. 2 OHIO STATE* (nr) W, 3-1 Hunter, Friesen (5), Vermeulen Kohl Center Fri. Nov. 7 Bemidji State* (nr) W, 4-1 Slusar, Rickard-PP (4), Vermeulen (2), Burish (4) Bemidji, Minn. Sat. Nov. 8 Bemidji State* (nr) W, 2-0 Hunter-SH (2), Rickard-EN (5) Bemidji, Minn. Fri. Nov. 14 Minnesota State* (10/rv) W, 3-0 Friesen-PP (6), Hunter-PP (3), Rickard (6) Mankato, Minn. Sat. Nov. 15 Minnesota State* (10/rv) W, 4-3 Macy (2), Slusar (2), Hunter (4), Mikkelson (3) Mankato, Minn. Fri. Nov. 21 ST. CLOUD STATE* (nr) W, 4-0 Burish, Burish (6), Hunter (5), MacLeod-PP (1) Verona, Wis. Sat. Nov. 22 ST. CLOUD STATE* (nr) W, 8-1 Hunter-PP (6), Friesen, Millar, Friesen-PP (8), Verona, Wis. Engstrom-PP (3), Mikkelson (4), Millar (4), Greaves-PP (1) Fri. Dec. 5 Minnesota-Duluth* (4/4) L, Duluth, Minn. Sat. Dec. 6 Minnesota-Duluth* (4/4) W, 3-2 Bauer-PP (2), Cole (4), MacLeod (2) Duluth, Minn. Sat. Jan. 10 Northeastern (nr) T, 1-1 (OT) Vermeulen (3) Lakewood, Calif. Sun. Jan. 11 Northeastern (nr) T, 2-2 (OT) Engstrom (4), Slusar-PP (3) Lakewood, Calif. Sat. Jan. 17 MINN.-DULUTH* (5/5) T, 1-1 (OT) Millar (5) Kohl Center Sun. Jan. 18 MINN.-DULUTH* (5/5) W, 5-2 Millar-PP (6), Hunter, Macy (3), Mikkelson (5), Hunter (8) Kohl Center Fri. Jan. 30 St. Cloud State* (nr) W, 4-1 Rickard (7), Friesen (9), Uliasz (2), Macy (4) St. Cloud, Minn. Sat. Jan. 31 St. Cloud State* (nr) W, 6-2 Bauer, Macy (5), Rickard-PP, Rickard (9), St. Cloud, Minn. Vermeulen (4), Bauer (4) Sat. Feb. 7 MINNESOTA STATE* (9/9) W, 3-0 Vermeulen (5), Macy (6), Rickard-PP (10) Kohl Center Sun. Feb. 8 MINNESOTA STATE* (9/9) W, 4-1 Macy (7), MacLeod-SH (3), Bauer (5), Burish-EN (7) Kohl Center Fri. Feb. 13 Minnesota* (2/2) W, 2-1 (OT) Bauer (6), MacLeod (4) Minneapolis, Minn. Sat. Feb. 14 Minnesota* (2/2) L, 1-2 Macy (8) Minneapolis, Minn. Fri. Feb. 20 NIAGARA (nr) W, 4-0 Macy, Macy-PP, Mikkelson (6), Macy (11) Kohl Center Sat. Feb. 21 NIAGARA (nr) W, 8-1 Macy (12), Burish-PP, Cole (5), Bauer (7), Hunter (9), Kohl Center Friesen (10), Burish (9), Rickard (11) Fri. Feb. 27 Ohio State* (10/rv) W, 5-1 MacLeod (5), Uliasz (3), Rickard, Rickard (13), Hunter Columbus, Ohio Sat. Feb. 28 Ohio State* (10/rv) W, 8-2 Vermeulen (6), Macy-PP, Friesen (11), Cole, Cole (7) Columbus, Ohio Macy (14), Rickard (14), Hutchins (1) Sat. March 6 BEMIDJI STATE* (nr) W, 6-0 Macy, Macy (16), Friesen, Millar (7), Friesen-PP, Friesen (14) Kohl Center Sun. March 7 BEMIDJI STATE* (nr) W, 2-1 Hunter (11), Mikkelson (7) Kohl Center 2004 WCHA Women s Final Five - Ridder Arena, Minneapolis, Minn. Wisconsin Is No. 2 Seed Sat. March 13 vs. #3 Minnesota-Duluth 1:05 p.m. Minneapolis, Minn. Sun. March 14 WCHA Championship 4:05 p.m. Minneapolis, Minn. Fri. March 26 NCAA Frozen Four TBA Providence, R.I. Sun. March 28 NCAA Frozen Four TBA Providence, R.I. Please note: Rankings are USCHO.com national rankings/usatoday national rankings for that week; Italics denotes game-winning goals; PP denotes penalty-play goal; SH denotes short-handed goal; EN denotes empty-net goals; * denotes WCHA games; home games in CAPS are held at the Kohl Center, except for Nov series at the Eagle s Nest in Verona, Wis.; All times are central and subject to change.

5 Wisconsin Women s Hockey Team Statistics TEAM RECORD (W-L-T) Overall: Conference: Home: Away: Neutral: Overtime: DATE OPPONENT W/L/T SCORE ATTEND Oct 10, 2003 VERMONT W Oct 11, 2003 VERMONT W Oct 19, 2003 at Maine W Oct 20, 2003 at Maine W *Oct 25, 2003 #1 MINNESOTA L *Oct 26, 2003 #1 MINNESOTA L *Nov 01, 2003 OHIO STATE L *Nov 02, 2003 OHIO STATE W *Nov 07, 2003 at Bemidji State W *Nov 08, 2003 at Bemidji State W *Nov 14, 2003 at #10 Minnesota State W *Nov 15, 2003 at #10 Minnesota State W *Nov 21, 2003 ST. CLOUD STATE W *Nov 22, 2003 ST. CLOUD STATE W *Dec 05, 2003 at Minnesota Duluth L *Dec 06, 2003 at Minnesota Duluth W Jan 10, 2004 vs Northeastern T-OT Jan 11, 2004 vs Northeastern T-OT *Jan 17, 2004 #4 MINN DULUTH T-OT *Jan 18, 2004 #4 MINN DULUTH W *Jan 30, 2004 at St. Cloud State W *Jan 31, 2004 at St. Cloud State W *Feb 07, 2004 #9 MINNESOTA STATE W *Feb 08, 2004 #9 MINNESOTA STATE W *Feb 13, 2004 at Minnesota W-OT *Feb 14, 2004 at Minnesota L Feb 20, 2004 NIAGARA W Feb 21, 2004 NIAGARA W *Feb 27, 2004 at #10 Ohio State W *Feb 28, 2004 at #10 Ohio State W *Mar 06, 2004 BEMIDJI STATE W *Mar 07, 2004 BEMIDJI STATE W TEAM STATISTICS WIS OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Shot pct Goals/Game Shots/Game Assists POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays Conversion Percent Shot Attempts Shot Percent TEAM STATISTICS WIS OPP GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Power Play Short-handed 3 0 Empty net 2 1 Penalty 0 0 Unassisted 9 7 Overtime 1 0 Shootout 0 0 Delayed Penalty 1 0 SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) TEAM STATISTICS WIS OPP PENALTIES Number Minutes Penalties/Game Pen minutes/game Minor Major minute Misconduct 0 0 Game Misconduct 0 1 Gross Misconduct 0 0 Match 0 0

6 Wisconsin Women s Hockey Individual Statistics ## Name (By Points) GP G A Pts Shots Pct +/- No-Min Min Maj Oth PP SH FG GW GTG OT HT PN UA 15 Sara Bauer Lindsay Macy Meghan Hunter Jackie Friesen Karen Rickard Molly Engstrom Carla MacLeod Sharon Cole Steph Millar Nikki Burish Meaghan Mikkelson Amy Vermeulen Nicole Uliasz Bobbi-Jo Slusar Kristen Witting Kathryn Greaves Grace Hutchins Heidi Kletzien Stephanie Boeckmann Leah Federman Phoebe Monteleone Christine Dufour TM TEAM Total Opponents ## Goaltenders GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho PP SH EN PEN SOG 39 Jessica Bernal : Meghan Horras : Christine Dufour : TM EMPTY NET 4-0 1: Total : Opponents : ## POWER PLAYS GP G A Pts Shots Pct 9 Molly Engstrom Sara Bauer Carla MacLeod Jackie Friesen Nikki Burish Lindsay Macy Steph Millar Meaghan Mikkelson Karen Rickard Meghan Hunter Nicole Uliasz Sharon Cole Bobbi-Jo Slusar Kathryn Greaves Kristen Witting Leah Federman Phoebe Monteleone Grace Hutchins Amy Vermeulen ATTENDANCE WIS OPP Total Dates/Avg Per Date 16/ /511 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/258 GOALS BY PERIOD OT Total Wisconsin Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD OT Total Wisconsin Opponents

7 Wisconsin Women s Hockey Game Summaries Vermont Catamounts Game 1 Date: Oct 10, 2003 Vermont (nr) Wisconsin (6) st period - Scoreless. Penalties - Meaghan Mikkelson, WIS (checking) 9:22; Heidi Kletzien, WIS (hooking) 9:15; Hilary Johnson, UVM (interference) 1:46; Jenny Hogan, UVM (checking) 18:01. 2nd period - Scoreless. Penalties - None. 3rd period - 1, WIS, Meaghan Mikkelson/1 (Molly Engstrom/1, Nicole Uliasz/1) 2:20 (pp). 2, WIS, Nicole Uliasz/1 (Steph Millar/1, Nikki Burish/1) 19:28 (pp). Penalties - Hilary Johnson, UVM (checking) 17:45; Hilary Johnson, UVM (holding) :33. Shots on goal - UVM ; WIS Power plays - UVM 0 of 2; WIS 2 of 4. Penalties - UVM 4 (8 min); WIS 2 (4 min). Goalies - UVM, Kami Cote (60:00 minutes, 68 shots-66 saves); WIS, Meghan Horras (60:00, 6-6). Att T-2:01. Three stars: 1. Nicole Uliasz; 2. Kami Cote; 3. Meaghan Mikkelson. Referee: Jay Mendel. Linesmen: Bill Conybear; Ryan Reischez. Win-Meghan Horras (1-0-0). Loss-Kami Cote (0-1-0). Notes: First game of season for both teams; First meeting between two teams; First career goal for UW's Meaghan Mikkelson. Game 2 Date: Oct 11, 2003 Vermont (nr) Wisconsin (6) st period - 1, WIS, Molly Engstrom/1 (Grace Hutchins/1) 3:40. 2, WIS, Jackie Friesen/1 (Karen Rickard/1) 18:23. Penalties - Meaghan Mikkelson, WIS (checking) 13:11; Lindsay Macy, WIS (roughing) :30. 2nd period - 3, WIS, Meaghan Mikkelson/2 (Molly Engstrom/2) 2:03. 4, WIS, Nikki Burish/1 15:08. Penalties - None. 3rd period - 5, WIS, Karen Rickard/1 (Sara Bauer/1) 1:52. 6, WIS, Nikki Burish/2 (Leah Federman/1) 11:42 (pp). 7, WIS, Stephanie Boeckmann/1 (Phoebe Monteleone/1) 13:50. Penalties - Katie Gannon, UVM (slashing) 8:18; Hilary Johnson, UVM (roughing) 6:28; Hilary Johnson, UVM (checking) 1:35. Shots on goal - UVM ; WIS Power plays - UVM 0 of 2; WIS 1 of 3. Penalties - UVM 3 (6 min); WIS 2 (4 min). Goalies - UVM, Kami Cote (60:00 minutes, 56 shots-49 saves); WIS, Christine Dufour (20:00, 6-6), Jessica Bernal (40:00, 7-7). Att.-776; T-2:02; Three stars: 1. Nikki Burish; 2. Molly Engstrom; 3. Karen Rickard. Referee: Jay Mendel. Linesmen: William Conybear; Ryan Reischel. Win-Jessica Bernal (1-0-0). Loss-Kami Cote (0-2-0). Notes: Second game of series. Maine Black Bears Game 3 Date: Oct 19, 2003 Location: Orono, Maine Arena: Alfond Arena Wisconsin (6) Maine (nr) st period - 1, WIS, Nikki Burish/2 (Kathryn Greaves/1, Sharon Cole/1) 5:12. 2, WIS, Jackie Friesen/2 (Sara Bauer) 6:20 (delayed penalty). 3, Maine, DESMET, Tristan/1 19:34. 4, WIS, Karen Rickard/2 (Steph Millar/2, Meghan Hunter/1) 19:54. Penalties - MADDIN, Laura, Maine (hooking) 6:20; Molly Engstrom, WIS (cross-checking) 11:44. 2nd period - 5, WIS, Jackie Friesen/3 (Sara Bauer/2, Lindsay Macy/1) 2:35 (pp). 6, WIS, Steph Millar/1 (Bobbi-Jo Slusar/1) 4:52. 7, Maine, AARTS, Meagan/1 5:45. 8, Maine, AARTS, Meagan/2 (JOHN- STONE, Vicky/1, WHITE, Cheryl/1) 8:22. Penalties - JANUSC, Morgan, Maine (holding) 2:01; DROOG, Karen, Maine (cross-checking) 8:27; TEAM, WIS (too many on ice) 12:59. 3rd period - 9, Maine, SUNSTRUM, Kate/1 (JANUSC, Morgan/1, AARTS, Meagan/1) 12:09. Penalties - LAW, Kelly, Maine (checking) :53; Lindsay Macy, WIS (slashing) 9:45; HARTLEY, Kate, Maine (slashing) 9:45; Meaghan Mikkelson, WIS (hitting from behind) 19:05. Shots on goal - WIS ; Maine Power plays - WIS 1 of 3; Maine 0 of 3. Penalties - WIS 4 (8 min); Maine 5 (10 min). Goalies - WIS, Christine Dufour (60:00 minutes, 12 shots-8 saves); Maine, SMART, Lara (59:38, 46-41), EMPTY NET (00:22, 0-0). Att T - 2:00. Three stars: 1. Jackie Friesen; 2. AARTS, Meagan; 3. Steph Millar. Referee: Erik Schmackel. Linesmen: Patrick Silva; Dean Gilbert. Win - Christine Dufour (1-0-0). Loss - SMART, Lara (0-1-0). Notes: Dufour s first collegiate start and win. Game 4 Date: Oct 20, 2003 Location: Orono, Maine Arena: Alfond Arena Wisconsin (6) Maine (nr) st period - 1, WIS, Jackie Friesen/4 (Sara Bauer/4, Carla MacLeod/1) 4:49 (sh). 2, WIS, Sharon Cole/1 (Molly Engstrom/3, Carla MacLeod/1) 10:07 (pp). Penalties - Kristen Witting, WIS (checking) 2:51; SMETHURST, Naomi, MAINE (slashing) 9:13; Nicole Uliasz, WIS (slashing) 19:21; TEAM, WIS (delaying the game) 19:21. 2nd period - 3, WIS, Karen Rickard/3 (Kristen Witting/1, Meghan Hunter/2) 9:55. 4, MAINE, DROOG, Karen/1 (AARTS, Meagan/2) 10:18. 5, WIS, Steph Millar/2 (Sara Bauer/5) 13:10 (pp). Penalties - JANUSC, Morgan, MAINE (oi) 12:24; WHITE, Cheryl, MAINE (checking) 16:31; JANUSC, Morgan, MAINE (interference) 18:22. 3rd period - 6, WIS, Sharon Cole/2 (Nikki Burish/2, Molly Engstrom/4) 4:41 (pp). 7, WIS, Lindsay Macy/1 (Carla MacLeod/3, Sara Bauer/6) 14:37 (pp). Penalties - LAFLEMME, Brigitte, MAINE (checking) 3:53; LAW, Kelly, MAINE (cross-checking) 4:04; Bobbi-Jo Slusar, WIS (tripping) 6:43; Molly Engstrom, WIS (checking) 7:09; DESMET, Tristan, MAINE (checking) 7:52; Carla MacLeod, WIS (hooking) 11:41; TATOMIR, Ksena, MAINE (tripping) 14:25. Shots on goal - WIS ; MAINE Power plays - WIS 4 of 8; MAINE 0 of 4. Penalties - WIS 6 (12 min); MAINE 8 (16 min). Goalies - WIS, Meghan Horras (60:00 minutes, 19 shots- 18 saves); MAINE, SMART, Lara (60:00, 42-36). Att T - 2:03. Three stars: 1. Sharon Cole; 2. Carla MacLeod; 3. SMART, Lara. Referee: Danyel Howard. Linesmen: Dean Gilbert; Robin Taylor. Win - Meghan Horras (2-0-0). Loss - SMART, Lara (0-2-0). Minnesota Golden Gophers Game 5 Date: Oct 25, 2003 Minnesota (1) Wisconsin (7) st period - Scoreless. Penalties - Danielle Ashley, MINN (cross-checking) 1:39; Lindsay Macy, WIS (holding) 2:43; Krissy Wendell, MINN (checking from behind) 16:01; Krissy Wendell, MINN (game misconduct) 16:01; Nikki Burish, WIS (holding) 17:57. 2nd period - 1, MINN, Natalie Darwitz/2 (Danielle Ashley, Lyndsay Wall/4) 5:19 (pp). 2, MINN, Natalie Darwitz/3 (Lyndsay Wall/5, Kelly Stephens/4) 15:01 (pp). 3, MINN, Lyndsay Wall/1 (Natalie Darwitz/4) 16:16 (pp). Penalties - Sara Bauer, WIS (checking) 4:59; Meaghan Mikkelson, WIS (interference) 13:10; Molly Engstrom, WIS (interference) 16:09; La Toya Clarke, MINN (holding) 16:27. 3rd period - Scoreless. Penalties - TEAM, WIS (too many on ice) 5:38; Natalie Darwitz, MINN (hooking) 7:30; Lindsay Macy, WIS (roughing) 15:08; Danielle Ashley, MINN (roughing) 15:08. Shots on goal - MINN ; WIS Power plays - MINN 3 of 5; WIS 0 of 4. Penalties - MINN 6 (23 min); WIS 7 (14 min). Goalies - MINN, Jody Horak (60:00 minutes, 27 shots-27 saves); WIS, Meghan Horras (60:00, 27-24). Att T - 2:00. Referee: Brad Sheperd. Linesmen: Ray Doocy; Shawn Thiele. Win-Jody Horak (3-0- 0). Loss-Meghan Horras (2-1-0). Notes: First WCHA game of season for Wisconsin; Rankings from USA Today/AMH for Oct. 21. Game 6 Date: Oct 26, 2003 Minnesota (1) Wisconsin (7) st period - 1, MINN, Chelsey Brodt/1 (Jerilyn Glenn/1) 16:18. Penalties - Melissa Coulombe, MINN (checking) 9:38; Carla MacLeod, WIS (tripping) 13:29. 2nd period - 2, MINN, Krissy Wendell/6 (Natalie Darwitz/5, Kelly Stephens/5) 14:42 (pp). Penalties - Meaghan Mikkelson, WIS (tripping) 13:38. 3rd period - 3, WIS, Sara Bauer/1 (Amy Vermeulen/1) 17:41. 4, MINN, La Toya Clarke/4 (Natalie Darwitz/5, Kelly Stephens/5) 19:55 (empty net). Penalties - Allie Sanchez, MINN (holding) 5:11. Shots on goal - MINN ; WIS Power plays - MINN 1 of 2; WIS 0 of 2. Penalties - MINN 2 (4 min); WIS 2 (4 min). Goalies - MINN, Jody Horak (60:00 minutes, 26 shots-25 saves); WIS, Christine Dufour (58:49, 20-18), EMPTY NET (01:11, 0-0). Att T - 1:55 pm. Three stars: 1. Krissy Wendell. ; 2. Jody Horak; 3. Sara Bauer. Referee: Brad Sheperd. Linesmen: Ray Doocy; Shawn Thiele. Win-Jody Horak (4-0-0). Loss-Christine Dufour (1-1-0). Notes: Sara Bauer's first career goal at UW. Ohio State Buckeyes Game 7 Date: Nov. 1, 2003 Ohio State (nr) Wisconsin (6) st period - 1, OSU, Heather Farrell/1 (Erin O'Grady/1, Jana Harrigan/4) :28. Penalties - Meaghan Mikkelson, WIS (crosschecking) :50; Jaclyn Haines, OSU (cross-checking) 4:10; Kristen Witting, WIS (interference) 17:52; Jeni Creary, OSU (tripping) 18:47. 2nd period - 2, OSU, Jaclyn Haines/1 (Jeni Creary/1, Crystal Sayther/1) 1:17. 3, WIS, Sharon Cole/3 (Carla MacLeod/1) 6:55 (pp). 4, OSU, Tessa Bonhomme/1 (Emma Laaksonen/3, Jeni Creary/2) 16:11 (pp). Penalties - Erin O'Grady, OSU (hooking) 5:16; Lindsay Macy, WIS (roughing) 15:30; Kristen Witting, WIS (cross-checking) 17:48. 3rd period - 5, WIS, Molly Engstrom/2 (Bobbi-Jo Slusar/2, Sharon Cole/2) 19:44. Penalties - Heather Farrell, OSU (interference) 12:10. Shots on goal - OSU ; WIS Power plays - OSU 1 of 4; WIS 1 of 4. Penalties - OSU 4 (8 min); WIS 4 (8 min). Goalies - OSU, Melissa Glaser (60:00 minutes, 36 shots-34 saves); WIS, Meghan Horras (60:00, 18-15). Att T-2:00. Three stars: 1. Jeni Creary; 2. Melissa Glaser; 3. Sharon Cole. Referee: Rip Larsen; Linesman: Shawn Keeley; Bill Conybear. Win-Melissa Glaser (1-4-0). Loss-Meghan Horras (2-2-0). Game 8 Date: Nov. 2, 2003 Ohio State (nr) Wisconsin (6) st period - 1, WIS, Meghan Hunter/1 (Bobbi-Jo Slusar/3) 4:05. Penalties - Jeanne Chapple, OSU (cross-checking) 10:10; Nikki Burish, WIS (roughing) 14:41; Lacey Schultz, OSU (hooking) 14:41; Jackie Friesen, WIS (tripping) 18:53. 2nd period - 2, WIS, Jackie Friesen/5 (Meghan Hunter/3) 11:59. Penalties - Tessa Bonhomme, OSU (slashing) 2:18; Jana Harrigan, OSU (roughing) 5:22; Nikki Burish, WIS (roughing) 5:22; Jaclyn Haines, OSU (slashing) 18:28. 3rd period - 3, OSU, Meaghan Mulvaney/2 (Erin O'Grady/2, Tessa Bonhomme/3) 3:11 (pp). 4, WIS, Amy Vermeulen/1 (Jackie Friesen/1, Sara Bauer/7) 18:35. Penalties - Jackie Friesen, WIS (roughing) 2:12; Lindsay Macy, WIS (hooking) 10:53; Sara Bauer, WIS (high sticking) 12:52; Lacey Schultz, OSU (high sticking) 16:07. Shots on goal - OSU ; WIS Power plays - OSU 1 of 3; WIS 0 of 4. Penalties - OSU 6 (12 min); WIS 6 (12 min). Goalies - OSU, Melissa Glaser 1-5-0

8 (59:19 minutes, 32 shots-29 saves), EMPTY NET (00:41, 0-0); WIS, Christine Dufour (60:00, 24-23). Att T-1:55 Three stars: 1. Meghan Hunter; 2. Jackie Friesen; 3. Christine Dufour. Referee: Rick Larsen. Linesmen: Shawn Theiele; Bill Conybear. Win-Christine Dufour (2-1-0). Loss-Melissa Glaser (1-5-0). Notes: Ohio State Timeout in Third Period Bemidji State Beavers Game 9 Date: Nov. 7, 2003 Location: Bemidji, Minn. Arena: John S. Glas Fieldhouse Wisconsin (7) Bemidji State (nr) st period - 1, WIS, Bobbi-Jo Slusar/1 (Steph Millar/3, Nikki Burish/3) 16:38. Penalties - None. 2nd period - 2, BSU, Robinson, Kate/1 (Ziegenhals, Nina/2) 19:58 (pp). Penalties - TEAM, WIS (too many on ice) 7:43; Lindsay Macy, WIS (crosschecking) 11:18; Ziegenhals, Nina, BSU (hooking) 13:06; Bobbi-Jo Slusar, WIS (roughing) 16:09; Lindsay Macy, WIS (tripping) 19:24. 3rd period - 3, WIS, Karen Rickard/4 (Kristen Witting/2, Meghan Hunter/4) 6:04 (pp). 4, WIS, Amy Vermeulen/2 (Kathryn Greaves/2) 7:23. 5, WIS, Nikki Burish/4 19:29. Penalties - Jackie Friesen, WIS (tripping) 3:32; Ziegenhals, Nina, BSU (tripping) 3:44; Eckebrecht, Nikki, BSU (checking) 5:40; Nikki Burish, WIS (hooking) 8:00; Eckebrecht, Nikki, BSU (hooking) 8:00; Bobbi-Jo Slusar, WIS (roughing) 17:42; Ziegenhals, Nina, BSU (obstruction) 17:58. Shots on goal - WIS ; BSU Power plays - WIS 1 of 4; BSU 1 of 6. Penalties - WIS 7 (14 min); BSU 5 (10 min). Goalies - WIS, Christine Dufour (60:00 minutes, 13 shots-12 saves); BSU, Luebke, Jill (60:00, 34-30). Att T-2:04. Three stars: 1. Nikki Burish; 2. Bobbi-Jo Slusar; 3. Robinson, Kate. Referee: Chris Perrault. Linesmen: Dave Marcotte; Jason Young. Win-Christine Dufour (3-1-0). Loss- Luebke, Jill (1-5-1). Notes: Slusar s first career goal. Game 10 Date: Nov. 8, 2003 Location: Bemidji, Minn. Arena: John S. Glas Fieldhouse Wisconsin Bemidji State st period - Scoreless. Penalties - Lindsay Macy, WIS (interference) 12:05. 2nd period - 1, WIS, Meghan Hunter/2 (Karen Rickard/2) 15:23 (sh). Penalties - Kluck, Nicky, BSU (hooking) 12:27; Jackie Friesen, WIS (roughing) 14:25; Napier, Carly, BSU (hooking) 19:21. 3rd period - 2, WIS, Karen Rickard/5 (Molly Engstrom/5) 19:14 (empty net). Penalties - Napier, Carly, BSU (cross-checking) 15:33. Shots on goal - WIS ; BSU Power plays - WIS 0 of 3; BSU 0 of 2. Penalties - WIS 2 (4 min); BSU 3 (6 min). Goalies - WIS, Christine Dufour (60:00 minutes, 11 shots-11 saves); BSU, Cote, Anik (59:49, 33-32), EMPTY NET (00:11, 0-0). Att T-1:58. Three stars: 1. Karen Rickard; 2. Christine Dufour; 3. Cote, Anik. Referee: Chris Perrault. Linesmen: Dave Marcotte; Jason Young. Win-Christine Dufour (4-1-0). Loss-Cote, Anik (0-3-0). Notes: Dufour s first career shutout. Minnesota State Mavericks Game 11 Date: Nov. 14, 2003 Location: Mankato, Minn. Arena: All Season s Arena Wisconsin (7) Minnesota State (10) st period - 1, WIS, Jackie Friesen/5 (Nicole Uliasz/1, Meaghan Mikkelson/2) 6:26 (pp). 2, WIS, Meghan Hunter/3 (Steph Millar/4) 17:20 (pp). Penalties - Sammy Miller, MSU (cross-checking) 5:10; Steph Millar, WIS (interference) 6:42; Richelle St. Croix, MSU (holding) 13:56; Amber Sharratt, MSU (interference) 16:04; Amber Sharratt, MSU (hooking) 17:41; Sharon Cole, WIS (contact with goalie) 18:37. 2nd period - 3, WIS, Karen Rickard/6 (Steph Millar/5) 17:09. Penalties - Meghan Hunter, WIS (tripping) 1:23; Melanie Salatino, MSU (checking) 11:12; Nicole Uliasz, WIS (hooking) 13:30; Kearstin Solberg, MSU (obstruction-hooking) 18:18; Nicole Uliasz, WIS (interference) 19:47. 3rd period - Scoreless. Penalties - Kate Hainrich, MSU (cross-checking) :56; Kearstin Solberg, MSU (checking) 10:50; Nikki Burish, WIS (holding the stick) 17:11. Shots on goal - WIS ; MSU Power plays - WIS 2 of 8; MSU 0 of 6. Penalties - WIS 6 (12 min); MSU 8 (16 min). Goalies - WIS, Christine Dufour (60:00 minutes, 9 shots-9 saves); MSU, Shari Vogt (60:00, 40-37). Att T-1:57. Three stars: 1. Steph Millar; 2. Karen Rickard; 3. Shari Vogt. Referee: Jay Mendel. Linesmen: Joe Harris; Jason Smith. Win-Christine Dufour (5-1-0). Loss-Shari Vogt (7-2-0). Notes: Dufour s second career shutout; Minnesota State s first conference loss of season. Game 12 Date: Nov. 15, 2003 Location: Mankato, Minn. Arena: All Season s Arena Wisconsin (7) Minnesota State (10) st period - 1, WIS, Lindsay Macy/2 (Carla MacLeod/5, Heidi Kletzien/1) 2:45. 2, MSU, Autumn Conway/2 (Cara Hendry/1, Amber Sharratt/6) 7:06 (pp). 3, MSU, Devon Nichols/4 12:38. 4, WIS, Bobbi-Jo Slusar/2 15:20. Penalties - Lindsay Macy, WIS (roughing) 5:11; Kearstin Solberg, MSU (checking) 19:09. 2nd period - 5, WIS, Meghan Hunter/4 (Carla MacLeod/6, Karen Rickard/3) 10:53. 6, WIS, Meaghan Mikkelson/3 (Carla MacLeod/7, Steph Millar/6) 17:17. Penalties - Melanie Salatino, MSU (roughing) 9:28; Meaghan Mikkelson, WIS (roughing) 9:28; Bobbi-Jo Slusar, WIS (tripping) 11:22. 3rd period - 7, MSU, Melanie Salatino/9 13:31. Penalties - Andrea Jensrud, MSU (checking) 8:09; Kearstin Solberg, MSU (roughing) 11:56; Carla MacLeod, WIS (high sticking) 12:32; Meaghan Mikkelson, WIS (tripping) 17:34. Shots on goal - WIS ; MSU Power plays - WIS 0 of 3; MSU 1 of 3. Penalties - WIS 5 (10 min); MSU 4 (8 min). Goalies - WIS, Christine Dufour (60:00 minutes, 26 shots-23 saves); MSU, Shari Vogt (59:35, 39-35), EMPTY NET (00:25, 0-0). Att T-2:00. Three stars: 1. Carla MacLeod; 2. Devon Nichols; 3. Bobbi-Jo Slusar. Referee: Jay Mendel. Linesmen: Joe Harris; Jason Smith. Win-Christine Dufour (6-1-0). Loss-Shari Vogt (7-3-0). Notes: MSU takes time-out at 19:44 of third period. St. Cloud State Huskies Game 13 Date: Nov. 21, 2003 Location: Verona, Wis. Arena: Eagle s Nest Ice Arena St. Cloud State (nr) Wisconsin (6) st period - 1, WIS, Nikki Burish/5 (Amy Vermeulen/2, Steph Millar/7) 16:33. Penalties - Karen Rickard, WIS (interference) 14:10. 2nd period - Scoreless. Penalties - Bobbie Anderson, SCSU (interference) 7:25; Jacqueline Jensen, SCSU (high sticking) 13:31; Bobbie Anderson, SCSU (interference) 13:51; Nicole Uliasz, WIS (interference) 16:02. 3rd period - 2, WIS, Nikki Burish/6 8:33. 3, WIS, Meghan Hunter/5 (Karen Rickard/5) 8:54. 4, WIS, Carla MacLeod/1 (Sara Bauer/8, Meaghan Mikkelson/2) 19:10 (pp). Penalties - Jackie Friesen, WIS (checking) 4:16; Jackie Friesen, WIS (elbowing) 12:23; Kelly Stewart, SCSU (holding) 18:30. Shots on goal - SCSU ; WIS Power plays - SCSU 0 of 4; WIS 1 of 4. Penalties - SCSU 4 (8 min); WIS 4 (8 min). Goalies - SCSU, Ellen Brinkman (60:00 minutes, 48 shots-44 saves); WIS, Meghan Horras (59:54, 11-11), EMPTY NET (00:06, 0-0). Att T-1:50. Three stars: 1. Nikki Burish; 2. Meghan Hunter; 3. Ellen Brinkman. Referee: Evonne Young. Linesmen: Kelly O'Brien; Tim Richter. Win- Meghan Horras (3-2-0). Loss-Ellen Brinkman (1-5-0). Notes: Series held at Eagle's Nest Ice Arena, Verona, WI. Game 14 Date: Nov. 22, 2003 Location: Verona, Wis. Arena: Eagle s Nest Ice Arena St. Cloud State Wisconsin st period - 1, WIS, Meghan Hunter/6 (Karen Rickard/5) 12:30 (pp). 2, WIS, Jackie Friesen/7 (Amy Vermeulen/3) 12:41. 3, SCSU, Carrie Holldorf/3 (Kobi Kawamoto/6) 18:47. Penalties - Meaghan Mikkelson, WIS (slashing) 6:35; Molly Engstrom, WIS (checking) 7:18; Melanie Pudsey, SCSU (roughing) 8:17; Melanie Pudsey, SCSU (roughing) 8:17; Sara Bauer, WIS (roughing) 8:17; Sara Bauer, WIS (roughing) 8:17; Lindsay Ball, SCSU (checking) 11:36. 2nd period - 4, WIS, Steph Millar/3 (Nikki Burish/4, Lindsay Macy/2) 5:58. 5, WIS, Jackie Friesen/8 (Nikki Burish/5, Molly Engstrom/6) 14:03 (pp). 6, WIS, Molly Engstrom/3 (Carla MacLeod/8) 16:23 (pp). Penalties - Carla MacLeod, WIS (holding) 3:35; Carrie Holldorf, SCSU (interference) 9:10; Kobi Kawamoto, SCSU (interference) 10:51; Tricia Fast, SCSU (hooking) 13:46; TEAM, SCSU (delaying the game) 15:14. 3rd period - 7, WIS, Meaghan Mikkelson/4 (Sara Bauer/9, Sharon Cole/3) 7:10. 8, WIS, Steph Millar/4 (Amy Vermeulen/4) 12:35. 9, WIS, Kathryn Greaves/1 (Molly Engstrom/7) 14:23 (pp). Penalties - Stephanie Boeckmann, WIS (checking) 2:46; Meaghan Mikkelson, WIS (slashing) 9:53; Randie Jelinski, SCSU (tripping) 14:14; Lindsay Macy, WIS (hooking) 17:12; Kristen Witting, WIS (roughing) 19:39. Shots on goal - SCSU ; WIS Power plays - SCSU 0 of 7; WIS 4 of 6. Penalties - SCSU 8 (16 min); WIS 9 (18 min). Goalies - SCSU, Lauri St. Jacques (59:57 minutes, 42 shots-34 saves), EMPTY NET (00:03, 0-0); WIS, Christine Dufour (60:00, 18-17). Att T-2:03. Three stars: 1. Molly Engstrom; 2. Steph Millar; 3. Jackie Friesen. Referee: Evonne Young. Linesmen: Kelly O'Brian; Tim Richter. Win-Christine Dufour (7-1-0). Loss-Lauri St. Jacques (0-2-0). Notes: Second game of series at Eagle's Nest Ice Arena; Greaves' first goal of season. Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs Game 15 Date: Dec. 5, 2003 Location: Duluth, Minn. Arena: DECC Wisconsin (5) Minnesota Duluth (4) st period - 1, UMD, Jessica Koizumi/9 (Jenny Potter/11, Caroline Ouellette/16) 4:35 (pp). 2, UMD, Jenny Potter/13 (Julianne Vasichek/4, Caroline Ouellette/17) 6:19. Penalties - Nikki Burish, WIS (hooking) 5:14; Tricia Guest, UMD (crosschecking) 15:08. 2nd period - 3, UMD, Caroline Ouellette/10 (Jenny Potter/12) 4:16. Penalties - Suvi Vacker, UMD (bc) 5:41. 3rd period - Scoreless. Penalties - Kristen Witting, WIS (cross-checking) :54; Jessica Koizumi, UMD (high sticking) 6:14; Molly Engstrom, WIS (hooking) 6:14; Lindsay Macy, WIS (eh) 14:39; Suvi Vacker, UMD (tripping) 16:17. Shots on goal - WIS ; UMD Power plays - WIS 0 of 3; UMD 1 of 3. Penalties - WIS 4 (8 min); UMD 4 (8 min). Goalies - WIS, Christine Dufour (59:56 minutes, 19 shots-16 saves), EMPTY NET (00:04, 0-0); UMD, Riitta Schaublin (60:00, 35-35). Att.-883; T-1:59; Three stars: 1. Riitta Schaublin; 2. Jenny Potter; 3. Caroline Ouellette; Referee: Brad Shepherd; Linesman: Ray Doocey; Ron Storey; Win-Riitta Schaublin (6-2-0). Loss-Christine Dufour (7-2-0). Notes: Assistant referee Ron Storey missed a 3:41 span in the second period due to a cut on his nose. Game 16 Date: Dec. 6, 2003 Location: Duluth, Minn. Arena: DECC Wisconsin (5) Minnesota Duluth (4) st period - 1, UMD, Jessica Koizumi/10 (Krista McArthur /6, Caroline Ouellette/18) 9:07 (pp). Penalties - Nora Tallus, UMD (interference) 6:21; Lindsay Macy, WIS (interference) 8:03; Juliane Jubinville, UMD (roughing) 13:20; Krista McArthur, UMD (bc) 15:47. 2nd period - 2, WIS, Sara Bauer/2 (Meaghan Mikkelson/3, Molly Engstrom/8) 11:10 (pp). Penalties - Bethany Petersen, UMD (bc) 5:03; TEAM, UMD (delaying the game) 10:30; Meaghan Mikkelson, WIS (roughing) 17:04. 3rd period - 3, UMD, Krista McArthur/3 (Jenny Potter/13) 5:32 (pp). 4, WIS, Sharon Cole/4 (Lindsay Macy/3, Sara Bauer/10) 15:45. 5, WIS, Carla MacLeod/2 (Meghan Hunter/5) 17:59. Penalties - Molly Engstrom, WIS (bc) 3:45; Allison Lehrke, UMD (tripping) 4:39; Karen Rickard, WIS (holding) 4:55; Suvi Vacker, UMD (interference) 5:51; Kristen Witting, WIS (bc) 13:32. Shots on goal - WIS ; UMD Power plays - WIS 1 of 7; UMD 2 of 5. Penalties - WIS 5 (10 min); UMD 7 (14 min). Goalies - WIS, Christine Dufour (60:00 minutes, 27 shots-25 saves); UMD, Riitta Schaublin (59:19, 36-33), EMPTY NET (00:41, 0-0). Att.-850; T-2:04; Three stars: 1. Carla MacLeod; 2. Krista McArthur; 3. Sara Bauer; Referee: Brad Shepherd; Linesman: Ron Storey; Ray Doocey; Win-Christine Dufour (7-2-0). Loss-Riitta Schaublin (6-3-0). Notes: Meghan Hunter s game-winning assist sets new UW school careerrecord of 160 career points (78-82=160). Northeastern Huskies Game 17 Date: Jan. 10, 2004 Location: Lakewood, Calif. Arena: Glacial Gardens Ice Arena Goals by Period OT Total Wisconsin (4) Northeastern (nr) st period - Scoreless. Penalties - Stephanie Wood, NU (tripping) 6:26; Jackie Friesen, WIS (cross-checking) 17:02. 2nd period - Scoreless. Penalties - Theresa Ella, NU (checking) 6:52. 3rd period - 1, WIS, Amy Vermeulen/3 (Lindsay Macy/4, Carla MacLeod/9) 11:47. 2, NU, Jessica Coppney/4 (Lori DiGiacomo/2, Crystal Rochon/6) 13:26. Penalties - Rebecca Peters, NU (interference) 6:36; Meaghan Mikkelson, WIS (cross-checking) 17:08. OT period - Scoreless. Penalties - None. Shots on goal - WIS ; NU

9 Power plays - WIS 0 of 3; NU 0 of 2. Penalties - WIS 2 (4 min); NU 3 (6 min). Goalies - WIS, Meghan Horras (64:46 minutes, 12 shots-11 saves), EMPTY NET (00:14, 0-0); NU, Chanda Gunn (65:00, 57-56). A-289; T-2:05; Referee: Evonne Young. Linesman: Terry Serpa; Heather McDaniel. WIS- Meghan Horras (3-2-1). NU-Chanda Gunn (2-3-5). Notes: First-ever NCAA women s hockey game played west of the Rocky Mountains. Game 18 Date: Jan. 11, 2004 Location: Lakewood, Calif. Arena: Glacial Gardens Ice Arena Goals by Period OT Total Wisconsin (4) Northeastern (nr) st period - 1, NU, Lori DiGiacomo/3 6:41. Penalties - Ashly Waggoner, NU (checking) 7:50. 2nd period - Scoreless. Penalties - Jackie Friesen, WIS (checking) 6:31; Ashly Waggoner, NU (cross-checking) 12:14; Lori DiGiacomo, NU (hooking) 16:18. 3rd period - 2, WIS, Molly Engstrom/4 (Amy Vermeulen/5, Meaghan Mikkelson/4) 9:14. 3, NU, Cyndy Kenyon/8 (Marie Desrosiers/7, Theresa Ella/8) 13:57. 4, WIS, Bobbi-Jo Slusar/3 (Lindsay Macy/5, Jackie Friesen/2) 15:09 (pp). Penalties - Crystal Rochon, NU (boarding) 14:21. OT period - Scoreless. Penalties - None. Shots on goal - WIS ; NU Power plays - WIS 1 of 4; NU 0 of 1. Penalties - WIS 1 (2 min); NU 4 (8 min). Goalies - WIS, Christine Dufour (64:57 minutes, 20 shots-18 saves), EMPTY NET (00:03, 0-0); NU, Chanda Gunn (65:00, 49-47). A- 228; T-2:05. Referee: Evonne Young. Linesman: Terry Serpa; Heather McDaniel. WIS-Christine Dufour (8-2-1). NU- Chanda Gunn (2-3-6). Notes: First-ever NCAA women's hockey series west of the Rocky Mountains. Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs Game 19 Date: Jan. 17, 2004 Goals by Period OT Total Minnesota Duluth (4) Wisconsin (5) st period - Scoreless. Penalties - None. 2nd period - 1, UMD, Noemie Marin/9 (Allison Lehrke/3, Krista McArthur/9) :38 (pp). 2, WIS, Steph Millar/5 (Meghan Hunter/6, Karen Rickard/6) 15:56. Penalties - Karen Rickard, WIS (interference) :20; Suvi Vacker, UMD (interference) 1:16; Allison Lehrke, UMD (holding) 7:30; Tricia Guest, UMD (checking) 12:49. 3rd period - Scoreless. Penalties - None. OT period - Scoreless. Penalties - None. Shots on goal - UMD ; WIS Power plays - UMD 1 of 1; WIS 0 of 3. Penalties - UMD 3 (6 min); WIS 1 (2 min). Goalies - UMD, Riitta Schaublin (65:00 minutes, 35 shots-34 saves); WIS, Meghan Horras (65:00, 26-25). A T-2:10. Three stars: 1. Meghan Horras; 2. Noemie Marin; 3. Steph Millar; Referee: Brad Sheperd. Linesman: Bill Conybear; Shawn Thiele. UMD-Riitta Schaublin (7-5-2). WIS-Meghan Horras (3-2-2). Notes: UMD Timeout in third period. Game 20 Date: Jan. 18, 2004 Minnesota Duluth (4) Wisconsin (5) st period - 1, WIS, Steph Millar/6 (Molly Engstrom/9, Meghan Hunter/7) 2:42 (pp). 2, UMD, Suvi Vacker/2 (Tricia Guest/8) 19:27. Penalties - Juliane Jubinville, UMD (checking) 1:47; Allison Lehrke, UMD (high sticking) 12:27; Karen Rickard, WIS (interference) 16:20; Meaghan Mikkelson, WIS (slashing) 19:47. 2nd period - 3, WIS, Meghan Hunter/7 (Lindsay Macy/6, Jackie Friesen/3) 5:18. 4, WIS, Lindsay Macy/3 (Carla MacLeod/10) 8:19. 5, UMD, Caroline Ouellette/14 (Jenny Potter/18) 10:30 (pp). 6, WIS, Meaghan Mikkelson/5 (Sara Bauer/11, Sharon Cole/4) 12:15. 7, WIS, Meghan Hunter/8 (Jackie Friesen/3, Karen Rickard/7) 15:20. Penalties - Nicole Uliasz, WIS (tripping) 9:30. 3rd period - Penalties - Kristen Witting, WIS (cross-checking) 3:33; Allison Lehrke, UMD (interference) 8:14; Amy Vermeulen, WIS (roughing) 19:50. Shots on goal - UMD ; WIS Power plays - UMD 1 of 5; WIS 1 of 3. Penalties - UMD 3 (6 min); WIS 5 (10 min). Goalies - UMD, Riitta Schaublin (59:51 minutes, 29 shots-24 saves), EMPTY NET (00:09, 0-0); WIS, Meghan Horras (60:00, 28-26). A T-2:00. Three stars: 1. Meghan Hunter 2. Meghan Horras 3. Lindsay Macy Referee: Brad Sheperd; Linesman: Bill Conybear; Shawn Thiele Win-Meghan Horras (4-3-2). Loss-Riitta Schaublin (7-6-3). Notes: First-ever Badger win against Bulldogs in Madison, Wis. St. Cloud State Huskies Game 21 Date: Jan. 30, 2004 Location: St. Cloud, Minn. Arena: National Hockey Center Wisconsin (4) St. Cloud State (nr) st period - 1, WIS, Karen Rickard/7 (Meghan Hunter/8, Kristen Witting/3) 3:30. 2, SCSU, Bobbie Anderson/3 (Calise Johnson/1, Jacqueline Jensen/4) 19:28. Penalties - Sara Bauer, WIS (holding) 7:05; Leanne Perrin, SCSU (high sticking) 9:42; Jacqueline Jensen, SCSU (obstruction-hooking) 15:16; Lindsay Macy, WIS (obstruction-hooking) 15:50; Randie Jelinski, SCSU (tripping) 16:38. 2nd period - 3, WIS, Jackie Friesen/9 (Lindsay Macy/7, Sara Bauer/12) 5:04. 4, WIS, Nicole Uliasz/2 (Lindsay Macy/8, Sara Bauer/13) 15:10. Penalties - Melanie Pudsey, SCSU (roughing) :54. 3rd period - 5, WIS, Lindsay Macy/4 (Bobbi-Jo Slusar/4) 6:23. Penalties - Molly Engstrom, WIS (interference) 11:15; Kristen Witting, WIS (cross-checking) 16:47; Bobbi-Jo Slusar, WIS (high sticking) 16:47; Tina Ciraulo, SCSU (holding) 19:24. Shots on goal - WIS ; SCSU Power plays - WIS 0 of 5; SCSU 0 of 4. Penalties - WIS 5 (10 min); SCSU 5 (10 min). Goalies - WIS, Meghan Horras (59:51 minutes, 28 shots- 27 saves), EMPTY NET (00:09, 0-0); SCSU, Ellen Brinkman (23:30, 7-6), Lauri St. Jacques (35:10, 20-17), EMPTY NET (01:20, 0-0). A-463. T-1:59. Three stars: 1. Lindsay Macy, 2. Sara Bauer, 3. Meghan Horras. Referee: Brad Shepherd. Linesmen: Jason Smith; Joe Harris. Win-Meghan Horras (5-2- 2). Loss-Lauri St. Jacques (2-11-0). Third Period timeouts: UW 9:29, SCS 1:56. Game 22 Date: Jan. 31, 2004 Location: St. Cloud, Minn. Arena: National Hockey Center Wisconsin (4) St. Cloud State (nr) st period - 1, WIS, Sara Bauer/3 (Sharon Cole/5, Bobbi-Jo Slusar/5) 6:26. 2, WIS, Lindsay Macy/5 (Sara Bauer/14) 8:39. Penalties - None. 2nd period - 3, WIS, Karen Rickard/8 (Molly Engstrom/10, Steph Millar/8) 3:47 (pp). 4, SCSU, Carrie Holldorf/11 (Kelly Stewart/8, Tina Ciraulo/8) 5:30 (pp). 5, SCSU, Krista Simonson/1 (Ashley Stewart/9, Randie Jelinski/4) 14:57 (pp). 6, WIS, Karen Rickard/9 (Kristen Witting/4, Jackie Friesen/5) 15:19. 7, WIS, Amy Vermeulen/4 (Meghan Hunter/9) 16:01. Penalties - Kelly Stewart, SCSU (interference) 2:57; Lindsay Macy, WIS (obstruction-holding) 4:43; Lindsay Macy, WIS (roughing) 11:29; Tina Ciraulo, SCSU (holding) 11:29; Meaghan Mikkelson, WIS (tripping) 13:20; Tina Ciraulo, SCSU (holding) 19:59. 3rd period - 8, WIS, Sara Bauer/4 (Bobbi-Jo Slusar/6, Meaghan Mikkelson/5) 14:02. Penalties - Jackie Friesen, WIS (checking) 4:12; Kobi Kawamoto, SCSU (high sticking) 16:51. Shots on goal - WIS ; SCSU Power plays - WIS 1 of 3; SCSU 2 of 3. Penalties - WIS 4 (8 min); SCSU 4 (8 min). Goalies - WIS, Christine Dufour (60:00 minutes, 26 shots-24 saves); SCSU, Ellen Brinkman (55:19, 33-28), Brie Anderson (04:41, 1-0). A-301. T-1:56. Three stars: 1. Sara Bauer, 2. Karen Rickard, 3. Meaghan Mikkelson. Referee: Brad Shepherd. Linesmen: Jason Smith; Joe Harris. Win- Christine Dufour (9-2-1). Loss-Ellen Brinkman (2-11-0). Minnesota State Mavericks Game 23 Date: Feb. 7, 2004 Minnesota State (9) Wisconsin (4) st period - Scoreless. Penalties - Cara Hendry, MSU (checking) 6:59; TEAM, MSU (too many on ice) 16:46; Sara Bauer, WIS (slashing) 18:46. 2nd period - 1, WIS, Amy Vermeulen/5 (Nicole Uliasz/3) 5:42. 2, WIS, Lindsay Macy/6 (Sara Bauer/15) 11:06. Penalties - Kathryn Greaves, WIS (obstruction-hooking) 6:50; Nicole Uliasz, WIS (high sticking) 15:54. 3rd period - 3, WIS, Karen Rickard/10 (Carla MacLeod /11, Molly Engstrom/11) 13:04 (pp). Penalties - Shera Vis, MSU (tripping) 12:07; Andrea Jensrud, MSU (tripping) 19:23. Shots on goal - MSU ; WIS Power plays - MSU 0 of 3; WIS 1 of 4. Penalties - MSU 4 (8 min); WIS 3 (6 min). Goalies - MSU, Shari Vogt (60:00 minutes, 32 shots-29 saves); WIS, Meghan Horras (60:00, 13-13). A T-1:50. Three stars: 1. Amy Vermeulen; 2. Meghan Horras; 3. Shari Vogt. Referee: Chris Perrault. Linesman: Tim Richter; Shawn Thiele. Win-Meghan Horras (6-2-2). Loss-Shari Vogt (12-7-3). Notes: Wisconsin's 100th all-time program win. Game 24 Date: Feb. 8, 2004 Minnesota State (9) Wisconsin (4) st period - 1, WIS, Lindsay Macy/7 (Sara Bauer/16) :11. Penalties - Amy Vermeulen, WIS (roughing) 5:24; Grace Hutchins, WIS (cross-checking) 20:00. 2nd period - 2, WIS, Carla MacLeod/3 (Sara Bauer/17) :19 (sh). Penalties - Devon Nichols, MSU (interference) 11:27; Lindsay McCulloch, MSU (interference) 15:25; Christine Dufour, WIS (tripping) 17:03. 3rd period - 3, MSU, Sammy Miller/1 2:01. 4, WIS, Sara Bauer/5 2:31. 5, WIS, Nikki Burish/7 (Molly Engstrom/12) 19:57 (empty net). Penalties - Jen Jonsson, MSU (interference) 4:27; Kate Hainrich, MSU (checking) 13:01; Jen Jonsson, MSU (interference) 17:07; Lindsay Macy, WIS (high sticking) 17:35. Shots on goal - MSU ; WIS Power plays - MSU 0 of 4; WIS 0 of 5. Penalties - MSU 5 (10 min); WIS 4 (8 min). Goalies - MSU, Shari Vogt (59:02 minutes, 38 shots-35 saves), EMPTY NET (00:58, 0-0); WIS, Christine Dufour (60:00, 15-14). A T- 2:00. Three stars: 1. Sara Bauer, 2. Carla MacLeod, 3. Sammy Miller. Referee: Chris Perrault. Linesmen: Tim Richter; Shawn Thiele. Win-Christine Dufour (10-2-1). Loss- Shari Vogt (12-8-3). Notes: Macy's goal in 00:11 is UW record for fastest goal; Wisconsin's win improves to tie for 1st in WCHA. Minnesota Golden Gophers Game 25 Date: Feb. 13, 2004 Location: Minneapolis, Minn. Arena: Ridder Arena Goals by Period OT Total Wisconsin (4) Minnesota (2) st period - Scoreless. Penalties -None. 2nd period - 1, MINN, Krissy Wendell/21 (Kelly Stephens/32) 14:34 (pp). 2, WIS, Sara Bauer/6 (Lindsay Macy/9, Sharon Cole/6) 17:07. Penalties - Danielle Ashley, MINN (checking) 2:18; Lindsay Macy, WIS (tripping) 6:08; Meaghan Mikkelson, WIS (holding) 13:17. 3rd period - Scoreless. Penalties - Jackie Friesen, WIS (tripping) 2:50. OT period - 3, WIS, Carla MacLeod/4 2:20. Penalties - None. Shots on goal - WIS ; MINN Power plays - WIS 0 of 1; MINN 1 of 3. Penalties - WIS 3 (6 min); MINN 1 (2 min). Goalies - WIS, Meghan Horras (62:20 minutes, 21 shots-20 saves); MINN, Jody Horak (62:20, 26-24). Att T-2:00; Three stars: 1. Carla MacLeod, 2. Jody Horak, 3. Meghan Horras. Referee: Jay Mendel. Linesmen:David Marcotte; Bill Danielson. Win- Meghan Horras (7-2-2). Loss-Jody Horak (15-4-1). Notes: Wisconsin improves its nation-best unbeaten streak to 10 games; Win gives UW lead in WCHA standings (29 points). Game 26 Date: Feb. 14, 2004 Location: Minneapolis, Minn. Arena: Ridder Arena Wisconsin (4) Minnesota (2) st period - 1, MINN, Krissy Wendell/22 (Kelly Stephens/33, Krista Johnson/2) 13:57. 2, WIS, Lindsay Macy/8 (Heidi Kletzien/2, Sara Bauer/18) 14:22. Penalties - Krista Johnson, MINN (interference) 5:19; Karen Rickard, WIS (holding) 11:22; Meaghan Mikkelson, WIS (tripping) 16:07. 2nd period - Scoreless. Penalties - None. 3rd period - 3, MINN, Noelle Sutton/9 (Jerilyn Glenn/2, Andrea Nichols/7) 6:43. Penalties - Krissy Wendell, MINN (cross-checking) 9:31; Krissy Wendell, MINN (hooking) 11:44. Shots on goal - WIS ; MINN Power plays - WIS 0 of 3; MINN 0 of 2. Penalties - WIS 2 (4 min); MINN 3 (6 min). Goalies - WIS, Meghan Horras (60:00 minutes, 38 shots-36 saves); MINN, Brenda Reinen (60:00, 28-27). Att T-1:55 Three stars: 1. Noelle Sutton; 2. Brenda Reinen; 3. Meghan Horras. Referee: Jay Mendel. Linesmen: David Marcotte; Bill Danielson. Win-Brenda Reinen (5-0-0). Loss-Meghan Horras (7-3-2). Notes: Loss ties Minnesota with Wisconsin for firstplace in WCHA with 29 points each; Also breaks Wisconsin s nation-best unbeaten streak. Niagara Purple Eagles Game 27 Date: Feb. 20, 2004 Niagara Wisconsin