MINNESOTA. Women s Hockey Weekly Release: Feb. 21, 2014 GOPHERS AND BULLDOGS BY THE NUMBERS GAMES 33-34: MINNESOTA DULUTH AT MINNESOTA

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1 MINNESOTA Women s Hockey Weekly Release: Feb. 21, national titles 11 NCAA Frozen Four appearances 7 WCHA regular season titles 5 WCHA Final Face-Off titles 27 All-Americans 22 Patty Kazmaier Award finalists University of Minnesota Athletic Communications 244 Bierman Field Athletic Building, th Avenue SE, Minneapolis, MN GopherSports.com Contact: Mandy Hansen hans1758@umn.edu Office: Cell: Facebook.com/MinnesotaWomensHockey SCHEDULE/RESULTS Record: WCHA Record: DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT 9/26 TEAM JAPAN # W, 6-0 9/27 BRITISH COLUMBIA # W, /4 at Colgate W, /5 at Colgate W, /11 NO. 4 WISCONSIN * W, /12 NO. 4 WISCONSIN * W, /18 at No. 7 Minnesota Duluth * W, /19 at No. 7 Minnesota Duluth * W, /25 at Bemidji State * W, /26 at Bemidji State * W, /1 MINNESOTA STATE * W, /2 at Minnesota State * W, /8 at St. Cloud State * W, /9 at St. Cloud State * W, /16 NO. 4 NORTH DAKOTA * W, /17 NO. 4 NORTH DAKOTA * L, /23 at Yale W, /24 at Yale W, /30 PRINCETON W, /1 PRINCETON W, /7 at Ohio State * W, /8 at Ohio State * W, 5-1 1/10 OHIO STATE * W, 6-0 1/11 OHIO STATE * T, 2-2 (OT) SO-L 1/17 MINNESOTA STATE *^ W, 4-0 1/19 at Minnesota State * W, 5-0 1/24 ST. CLOUD STATE * W, 3-0 1/25 ST. CLOUD STATE * W, 3-1 1/31 at No. 3 North Dakota * W, 5-1 2/1 at No. 3 North Dakota * W, 3-1 2/7 BEMIDJI STATE * W, /8 BEMIDJI STATE * W, 5-3 2/14 at No. 2 Wisconsin * W, 3-2 2/15 at No. 2 Wisconsin * W, 4-0 2/21 MINNESOTA DULUTH * 7 p.m. 2/22 MINNESOTA DULUTH * 4 p.m. 2/28 WCHA First Round 7 p.m. 3/1 WCHA First Round 4 p.m. 3/2 WCHA First Round (if necessary) 4 p.m. 3/7-3/8 WCHA Final Face-Off TBA 3/14-3/16 NCAA First Round TBA 3/21-3/23 NCAA Frozen Four TBA All times Central. Home games in BOLD CAPS at Ridder Arena. Rankings reflect USCHO.com poll at time of game. # Denotes exhibition game * Denotes Western Collegiate Hockey Association game ^ Denotes Hockey City Classic at TCF Bank Stadium March 7-8: WCHA Final Face-Off (Bemidji, Minn.) March 21-23: NCAA Frozen Four (Hamden, Conn.) GAMES 33-34: MINNESOTA DULUTH AT MINNESOTA Game 1: Friday, Feb. 21, :07 p.m. CT Ridder Arena Minneapolis, Minn. Game 2: Saturday, Feb. 22, :07 p.m. CT Ridder Arena Minneapolis, Minn. Live Coverage: Video, Audio & Stats at GopherSports.com MINNESOTA GOPHERS Rankings (USCHO/USA Today)... 1/ Record (WCHA) ( ) Record (WCHA) ( ) Head Coach... Brad Frost Record (7th season) MINNESOTA DULUTH BULLDOGS Rankings (USCHO/USA Today)...RV/RV Record (WCHA) ( ) Record (WCHA) ( ) Head Coach... Shannon Miller Record (15th season) GOPHERS TO HOST BULLDOGS IN REGULAR-SEASON FINALE No. 1 Minnesota (30-1-1, WCHA) hosts Minnesota Duluth ( , WCHA) in its regular-season finale this weekend. Puck drop is set for 7:07 p.m. CT Friday and 4:07 p.m. CT Saturday at Ridder Arena. Live video, audio and stats for both games will be available at GopherSports.com. The Gophers will receive the 2014 WCHA regular season trophy prior to Friday s game. Minnesota clinched the regular season conference championship with last Friday s 3-2 win at Wisconsin. Friday is also University of Minnesota Faculty and Staff Appreciation Night at Ridder Arena. GOPHERS TO HONOR SENIOR CLASS SATURDAY Minnesota will honor seniors Bethany Brausen, Sarah Davis, Baylee Gillanders and Kelly Terry prior to Saturday s game. The Class of 2014 enters this weekend s series with a career record for an 87.8 winning percentage. Together they have played in 600 career games and combined for 361 points (120g-241a). In their four years, they have two WCHA regular season titles (2013, 2014), two WCHA regular season runner-up finishes (2011, 2012), two WCHA Final Face-off titles (2012, 2013), one WCHA Final Face-off runner-up finish (2011) and two NCAA national titles (2012, 2013). ABOUT THE SERIES: GOPHERS VS. BULLDOGS Minnesota is all-time against Minnesota Duluth. The most recent series saw the Gophers sweep UMD on the road, 4-0 and 6-3 (Oct , 2013). The Gophers have won the last eight meetings between the two teams and 11 of the last 12 games. The first meeting this season was a 4-0 Gopher win on Oct. 18. Four different Gophers scored goals, and Amanda Leveille made 26 saves in her second shutout of the season. The following night, Dani Cameranesi and Kelly Terry each recorded three points as Minnesota skated to a 6-3 win and a series sweep over then-no. 7 Minnesota Duluth. GOPHERS AND BULLDOGS BY THE NUMBERS MINNESOTA CATEGORY MINNESOTA DULUTH 4.72 Scoring Offense (G/GM) Scoring Defense (G/GM) Scoring Margin Shots on Goal (SOG/GM) Penalty Minutes/Game /122 (.295) Power Play 22/119 (.185) 95/103 (.922) Penalty Kill 105/122 (.861) Bona ( ), Brandt ( ) Point Leader(s) McParland ( ) Bona (20G) Goal Leader(s) Kenyon (14G) Leveille (30-1-1,.949, 1.14) Top Goaltender (Rec., Sv%, GAA) Black (12-9-6,.926, 2.10)

2 THE LAST TIME MINNESOTA... WON AT HOME vs. Bemidji State (W, 5-3) Feb. 8, 2014 LOST AT HOME vs. North Dakota (L, 3-2) Nov. 17, 2013 WON ON THE ROAD at Wisconsin (W, 4-0) Feb. 15, 2014 LOST ON THE ROAD at Minnesota Duluth (L, 4-2) Jan. 13, 2012 SWEPT A REGULAR-SEASON HOME SERIES vs. Bemidji State (W, 10-0; W, 5-3) Feb. 7-8, 2014 WAS SWEPT IN A REGULAR-SEASON HOME SERIES vs. North Dakota (L, 4-3; L, 3-1) Oct , 2010 SWEPT A REGULAR SEASON ROAD SERIES at Wisconsin (W, 3-2; W, 4-0) Feb , 2014 WAS SWEPT IN A REGULAR SEASON ROAD SERIES at Minnesota Duluth (L, 3-2; L, 4-2) Oct , 2010 WON A WCHA GAME at Wisconsin (W, 4-0) Feb. 15, 2014 LOST A WCHA GAME vs. North Dakota (L, 3-2) Nov. 17, 2013 WON A NON-CONFERENCE GAME vs. Princeton (W, 9-1) Dec. 1, 2013 LOST A NON-CONFERENCE GAME at Boston College (L, 4-1) March 12, 2011 WON IN OVERTIME vs. Boston College (W, 3-2, OT) March 22, 2013 LOST IN OVERTIME vs. North Dakota (L, 2-1, OT) Feb. 17, 2012 WON A SHOOTOUT vs. Bemidji State (T, 3-3) Jan. 21, 2012 LOST A SHOOTOUT vs. Ohio State (T, 2-2) Jan. 11, 2014 DEFEATED A RANKED OPPONENT at No. 2 Wisconsin (W, 4-0) Feb. 15, 2014 SCORED IN FIRST TWO MINUTES vs. St. Cloud State (Bona, 00:32) Jan. 25, 2014 ALLOWED A GOAL IN FIRST TWO MINUTES at Colgate (Trautz, 1:59) Oct. 4, 2013 SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT at Wisconsin (W, 4-0) Feb. 15, 2014 WAS SHUT OUT at North Dakota (L, 3-0) Dec. 3, 2011 SCORED FIVE OR MORE GOALS vs. Bemidji State (W, 5-3) Feb. 8, 2014 ALLOWED FIVE OR MORE GOALS vs. Wisconsin (L, 5-4) March 5, 2011 SCORED ON A PENALTY SHOT vs. Wisconsin (Emily West) March 18, 2012 ATTEMPTED A PENALTY SHOT vs. Wisconsin (Emily West) March 18, 2012 HAD A PLAYER SCORE MULTIPLE GOALS vs. Bemidji State (Hannah Brandt-2) Feb. 8, 2014 HAD A PLAYER RECORD A HAT TRICK vs. Ohio State (Hannah Brandt) Jan. 10, 2014 HAD A PLAYER RECORD A NATURAL HAT TRICK at Minnesota State (Amanda Kessel) Jan. 18, 2013 HAD A GOALTENDER RECORD 50 OR MORE SAVES vs. North Dakota (Noora Räty, 50) March 16, 2013 WHO'S HOT: LEADERS VS. WISCONSIN Name GP G A Pts +/- Notes Rachael Bona GTG in Gm 1; 6 shots, 3 blocks Kelly Terry GWG in Gm 2; 4 shots, 1 block Bethany Brausen shots; A on Gm 1 GWG Meghan Lorence shots Kate Schipper A in Gm 2; 5 shots SCOUTING THE OPPONENT: MINNESOTA DULUTH BULLDOGS Minnesota Duluth ( , WCHA) enters this weekend s series after a bye last weekend. Most recently, the Bulldogs faced North Dakota the weekend of Feb UMD surrendered a 4-3 loss before picking up a 2-2 tie and a shootout win at AMSOIL Arena, but still clinched home play-off ice for the WCHA tournament for a ninth-consecutive year. Jenna McParland leads the Bulldogs with 31 points (10g-21a) in 30 games. Jamie Kenyon (14g-13a) and Zoe Hickel (10g-13a) round out UMD s top three scorers. Minnesota Duluth averages 2.53 goals per game. The Bulldogs are led by sophomore Kayla Black in net. Black is with a 2.10 goals against average, a.926 save percentage and four shutouts. Minnesota Duluth s defense ranks fourth in the WCHA, allowing 2.13 goals per game in 30 games. Besides missing Olympians Lara Stalder and Tea Villila, who will not return from the Olympics in time for this weekend s series, UMD is also without senior center Brienna Gillanders, who has missed the season due to injury, and Brigette Lacquette, who will not rejoin the Bulldogs until August because of a medical situation. Lacquette was centralized with Team Canada for the first half of the current season. WEEKEND REWIND: GOPHERS CLINCH WCHA TITLE, SWEEP NO. 2 BADGERS No. 1 Minnesota swept No. 2 Wisconsin on the road last weekend, earning a 3-2 win Friday before picking up a 4-0 shutout victory in front of an NCAA-women s hockey record 13,573 fans Saturday night. Rachael Bona led the Gophers with three points (1g-2a) against Wisconsin. Kate Schipper (2a), Kelly Terry (1g-1a), Bethany Brausen (1g-1a) and Meghan Lorence (1g-1a) all had two points in the series as well. The Gophers clinched their eighth WCHA regular season title with Friday s 3-2 win. Dani Cameranesi broke a 2-2 tie when she scored the game-winning goal with 10:58 remaining in the third period. Bona led all players with two points on a goal and an assist, and Milica McMillen also scored for Minnesota. Amanda Leveille made 21 saves in net. Minnesota then completed the sweep and earned its 30th win of the season with a 4-0 win in front of an NCAA-women's hockey record 13,573 fans at the Kohl Center the following night. Terry scored the game-winning goal and added an assist, and Schipper had two assists. Leveille earned her NCAA-best 11th shutout of the season with 24 saves as the Gophers outshot the Badgers, WCHA FIRST ROUND TICKETS ON SALE NOW Minnesota has clinched the WCHA regular-season title and will enter the league tournament as the top seed. Meanwhile, eighth-ranked St. Cloud State cannot catch seventh-place Minnesota State, so the Gophers will host the Huskies in a best-ofthree WCHA first-round playoff series at Ridder Arena Feb. 28 through March 2. Tickets are now on sale. The WCHA Final Face-off is set for March 7-8 at the Sanford Center in Bemidji, Minn. TWO GOPHERS REACH 50-POINT MARK Two Gophers have hit the 50-point mark this season with Hannah Brandt (19g-31a) and Rachael Bona (20g-30a) both at 50 points entering this weekend s series. Sarah Davis (16g-25a) and Kelly Terry (16g-24a) have hit the 40-point mark for the first time in their careers as well. Fourteen Gophers are in double-digits for scoring, including 10 players with at least 20 points. Bona (4g-4a) and Bethany Brausen (2g- 2a) are each on team-best four-game point streaks.

3 SITUATIONAL RECORDS Overall record Exhibition games In home games In road games At neutral sites Against ranked opponents Against WCHA opponents Against ECAC Hockey teams Against CHA teams Against Hockey East teams Against Independent teams In non-conference games In overtime games In day games In night games Minnesota scores first Opponent scores first Minnesota leads after 1st period Minnesota trails after 1st period Tied after 1st period Minnesota leads after 2nd period Minnesota trails after 2nd period Tied after 2nd period Minnesota leads in shots Minnesota trails in shots Shots are even Minnesota has 0-19 shots Minnesota has shots Minnesota has shots Minnesota has shots Minnesota has 50 or more shots Minnesota allows 0-19 shots Minnesota allows shots Minnesota allows shots Minnesota allows shots Minnesota allows 50 or more shots Minnesota scores on power play Minnesota is scoreless on power play Opponent scores on power play Opponent is scorelss on power play In one-goal games In two-goal games In three-goal games On Friday On Saturday On Sunday In October In November In December In January In February In March NCAA-Record winning streak 62 (2/18/12-11/16/13) NCAA-Record home winning streak 31 (2/18/12-11/16/13) Current unbeaten streak 18 (11/23/13-present) Current road winning streak 44 (1/14/12-present) Current road & neutral winning streak 47 (1/14/12-present) RECORD-SETTING CROWDS The Gophers defeated the Badgers, 4-0, in front of an NCAA-women s hockey record 13,573 fans at the Kohl Center in Madison, Wis., in Wisconsin s Fill the Bowl game on Feb. 15. Likewise, North Dakota hosted a Fill the Bowl game and set a new UND women s hockey attendance record at 5,835 in Minnesota s 5-1 win in Grand Forks, N.D., Jan. 31. Minnesota leads the nation in attendance at 67,880 fans in 32 games this season for a 2,121 average. In 14 home games, the Gophers average 2,633 fans per game. This season marks the first time in program history that Minnesota has averaged over 2,000 fans per game. SEVEN GOPHERS COMPETE IN WINTER OLYMPICS Seven Golden Gophers competed for their home countries in the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia. Team Finland's roster included former Gophers Mira Jalosuo and Noora Räty, while Minnesota alumni Megan Bozek, Gigi Marvin and Anne Schleper along with current student-athletes Amanda Kessel and Lee Stecklein earned silver with Team USA. Among the seven Olympians, Räty and Marvin were the only two veterans; the remaining five athletes made their Olympic debut. Minnesota s volunteer assistant coach Andy Kent also traveled to Sochi with Team Finland as the team s goaltending coach. RECORD-SPEED SCORING During Minnesota s six-goal second period against Bemidji State (Feb. 7), the Gophers scored five goals in a 4:12 span for the fastest five goals on record in Gopher women's hockey program history. The previous record was five goals scored in 6:23 in OFFENSIVE DEFENSE Minnesota leads the nation in scoring among defensemen with 111 points (30g-81a) led by sophomore Milica McMillen (9g-23a), who is second in the nation among blue-liners with 1.07 points per game, and junior Rachel Ramsey (8g-23a), who ranks third in the nation among defensemen with 0.97 points per game. McMillen and Ramsey lead WCHA defensemen in scoring. ROAD WINNING STREAK SURVIVES MADISON, WIS. Minnesota extended its NCAA-record road winning streak to 44 games with its road sweep in Wisconsin last weekend. The streak dates back to a 3-0 win over Minnesota Duluth on Jan. 14, Including neutral games, Minnesota has 47-consecutive victories when playing away from Ridder Arena spanning over the last two years. FROST RECORDS WIN NO. 200 Head coach Brad Frost earned his 200th career wins as Minnesota s head coach on Nov. 23, 2013 with a 5-1 win over Yale. Frost entered the season with a career mark of in six seasons at the helm of the Gopher women s hockey program. Frost s career record currently stands at (.831). TOP 10 RIDDER ARENA GOPHER WOMEN S HOCKEY CROWDS ATTENDANCE DATE OPPONENT RESULT NOTES 1. 3,400 3/24/13 Boston University W, 6-3 Frozen Four final 2. 3,400 3/22/13 Boston College W, 3-2 (OT) Frozen Four semifinal 3. 3,400 12/1/12 Wisconsin W, 4-1 First Ridder sellout 4. 3,251 1/6/07 Wisconsin L, ,239 10/19/02 St. Cloud State W, 8-0 First game at Ridder 6. 3,150 11/17/13 North Dakota L, 3-2 End of 62-game streak 7. 3,056 11/30/02 Minnesota Duluth L, ,017 2/2/13 Minnesota Duluth W, ,895 2/8/09 Wisconsin T, 3-3 (OT) ,823 2/23/08 Wisconsin L,

4 GOPHER AWARD WINNERS WCHA PRESEASON AWARDS Player of the Year: Hannah Brandt Rookie of the Year: Dani Cameranesi WCHA OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Oct. 9: Rachael Bona Nov. 6: Kelly Terry Nov. 13: Sarah Davis Nov. 27: Meghan Lorence Dec. 11: Rachael Bona (Co-Player of the Week) Jan. 29: Meghan Lorence Feb. 12: Hannah Brandt WCHA DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Oct. 16: Amanda Leveille Oct. 30: Rachel Ramsey Dec. 11: Milica McMillen Jan. 22: Amanda Leveille Feb. 5: Amanda Leveille Feb. 12: Milica McMillen WCHA ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Oct. 23: Dani Cameranesi Dec. 11: Dani Cameranesi Jan. 15: Dani Cameranesi Feb. 19: Dani Cameranesi WCHA SCHOLAR-ATHLETES Rachael Bona Hannah Brandt Bethany Brausen Rachel Ramsey Kelly Terry SCORING MILESTONE WATCH 100 CAREER POINTS Rachael Bona 97 Rachel Ramsey CAREER ASSISTS Kelly Terry CAREER GOALS Sarah Davis 46 Rachael Bona 42 NCAA-RECORD WINNING STREAK HALTED AT 62 The Gophers NCAA-record winning streak came to an end at 62 consecutive victories with a Nov. 17 loss to North Dakota. Minnesota s streak began and ended with North Dakota, as the historic run started with a 5-2 win over UND on Feb. 28, 2012 and the final win was a 6-1 victory over North Dakota on Nov. 16, Losses to North Dakota bookend the streak (2-1 overtime loss on Feb. 17, 2012 and 3-2 loss on Nov. 17, 2013). The streak began with an run to conclude the season, followed by a perfect campaign in Back-to-back national champions, the Gophers then started the season at to push the streak to 62-straight wins. Minnesota s 62-game run bested the previous NCAA Division I women's hockey winning streak (21, Harvard) and unbeaten streak (32, Wisconsin, twice), along with surpassing the NCAA Division I men's hockey winning streak (30, RPI and Cornell) and unbeaten streak (38, RPI). GOPHERS ON THE POWER PLAY The Gophers power play leads the nation at 29.5 percent (36/122) led by Dani Cameranesi, who is tied for third in the nation with seven power-play goals. ROOKIE SCORING LEADERS Gopher freshmen have combined for 73 points (27g-46a) this season led by Dani Cameranesi (16g-11a) and Kate Schipper (5g-19a). Minnesota s freshman class leads the nation with 2.28 points per game. MINNESOTA REMAINS UNANIMOUS NO. 1 The Golden Gophers remained the unanimous No. 1 in both the USCHO.com and the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine national polls this week. Minnesota has been No. 1 in both national polls since the final poll of the season (March 19-20, 2012). This stretch includes 43-straight USCHO.com polls and 46-straight USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine polls. MINNESOTA ADDS SEVEN FRESHMEN FOR Seven freshmen have joined the Gophers for their rookie seasons this year, six of which have already made their debut in Maroon and Gold. Rookie defensemen Kelsey Cline (2g-5a), Paige Haley (2a) and Megan Wolfe (3g-8a) and forwards Dani Cameranesi (16g-11a), Kate Schipper (5g-19a) and Kate Flug (1g-1a) have seen ice time already this season. Goaltender Sidney Peters rounds out the newcomers. Six of the new players hail from Minnesota; Peters is a native of Geneva, Ill., but attended the North American Hockey Academy in Stowe, Vt. Cameranesi was named the 2013 Minnesota Ms. Hockey after leading Blake to the Minnesota Class A State championship with 95 points as a senior. Flug was a three-time all-state honoree at Roseville Area High School who played with Bethany Brausen and Lee Stecklein as a freshman. Schipper led Breck to three Minnesota Class A State Tournament appearances and won a state title with Gopher teammate Milica McMillen in Wolfe was the 2013 Pioneer Press Player of the Year after recording 71 points as a senior at Eagan High School. Cameranesi, Flug, Peters, Schipper and Wolfe all have experience with the U.S. Under-18 team at the IIHF Under-18 Women s World Championships. Blue-liners Cline and Haley participated in USA Hockey national development camps as well. Cline played for Bloomington Jefferson and earned all-state honors as a senior, while Haley was a four-time all-state honoree at Red Wing High School. ON THE HORIZON The WCHA regular-season champion Gophers return to Ridder Arena to host eighth-place St. Cloud State in a best-of-three WCHA first-round playoff series next weekend. Puck drop is set for 7:07 p.m. CT Friday, Feb. 28 and 4:07 p.m. CT Saturday, March 1. The third game, if necessary, will be at 4:07 p.m. CT Sunday, March 2.

5 GOPHERS IN THE RANKINGS WCHA STANDINGS WCHA Overall Team Pts GP W-L-T-SW GF-GA GP W-L-T GF-GA 1. Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota UMD Ohio State Bemidji State Minnesota St St. Cloud St USCHO.COM DIV. I WOMEN S POLL Poll: Feb. 17, 2014 Rk Team (1st place) Record Pts. Last Rk. 1. Minnesota (15) Wisconsin Cornell Clarkson T-5. Boston College T-5. Harvard North Dakota Mercyhurst Quinnipiac Robert Morris Others receiving votes: Boston University 13, Syracuse 2, Minnesota Duluth 1, Northeastern 1. USA TODAY/USA HOCKEY MAG. POLL Poll: Feb. 18, 2014 Rk Team (1st place) Pts. Last Rk. Record 1. Minnesota (19) Wisconsin Cornell Clarkson Harvard Boston College North Dakota Mercyhurst Robert Morris Quinnipiac Others receiving votes: Boston University 13, Northeastern 2, Syracuse 2, Minnesota Duluth 1. GOPHERS IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS Date USCHO/USA Today Preseason 1/1 Oct. 1 --/1 Oct. 8 1/1 Oct. 15 1/1 Oct. 22 1/1 Oct. 29 1/1 Nov. 5 1/1 Nov. 12 1/1 Nov. 19 1/1 Nov. 26 1/1 Date USCHO/USA Today Dec. 3 1/1 Dec. 10 1/1 Dec. 17 1/1 Jan. 6 1/1 Jan. 13 1/1 Jan. 20 1/1 Jan. 27 1/1 Feb. 3 1/1 Feb. 10 1/1 Feb. 17 1/1 GOPHER CAREER-BESTS: GAME & SERIES HIGHS #3 Kate FLUG Goals: 1 vs. BSU, 2/8/14 Assists: 1 vs. BSU, 2/7/14 Points: 1 (2X, last vs. BSU, 2/8/14) Series Goals: 1 vs. BSU, 2/7-8/14 Series Assists: 1 vs. BSU, 2/7-8/14 Series Points: 2 vs BSU, 2/7-8/14 #5 Rachel RAMSEY Goals: 2 at Colgate, 10/5/13 Assists: 4 vs. BSU, 2/7/14 Points: 4 vs. BSU, 2/7/14 Series Goals: 2 (3X, last vs. UND, 11/16-17/13) Series Assists: 4 (2X, last vs. BSU, 2/7-8/14) Series Points: 5 vs. MSU, 11/1-2/13 #6 Kate SCHIPPER Goals: 2 at UND, 2/1/14 Assists: 3 vs. BSU, 2/7/14 Points: 4 vs. BSU, 2/7/14 Series Goals: 2 at North Dakota, 1/31-2/1/14 Series Assists: 3 (3X, last vs. BSU, 2/7-8/14) Series Points: 4 vs. BSU, 2/7-8/14 #7 Rachael BONA Goals: 3 at Ohio State, 12/8/13 Assists: 4 vs. Colgate, 9/29/12 Points: 4 (4X, last vs. BSU, 2/7/14) Series Goals: 4 at Colgate, 10/4-5/13) Series Assists: 6 vs. Colgate, 9/28-29/12 Series Points: 7 at Colgate, 10/4-5/13 #9 Sarah DAVIS Goals: 3 vs. North Dakota, 3/2/12 Assists: 4 at Ohio State, 1/22/11 Points: 4 (2X, last vs. BSU, 2/7/14) Series Goals: 3 (2X, last at SCSU, 11/8-9/13 Series Assists: 4 at Ohio State, 1/21-22/11 Series Points: 5 (3X, last vs. BSU, 2/7-8/14) #10 Kelly TERRY Goals: 3 (2X, last at MSU, 11/2/13) Assists: 4 vs. MSU, 11/17/12 Points: 5 at MSU, 11/2/13 Series Goals: 3 (2X, last at MSU, 11/1-2/13) Series Assists: 4 (3X, last at MSU, 11/1-2/13) Series Points: 7 at MSU, 11/1-2/13 #11 Kelsey CLINE Goals: 1 (2X, last vs. Princeton, 12/1/13) Assists: 2 (2X, last at UMD, 10/19/13) Points: 2 (2X, last at UMD, 10/19/13) Series Goals: 1 (2X, last vs. Princeton, 12/1/13) Series Assists: 2 (2X, last at UMD, 10/18-19/13) Series Points: 2 (2X, last at UMD, 10/18-19/13) #12 Megan WOLFE Goals: 2 vs. UND, 11/16/13 Assists: 1 (8X, last at UW, 2/15/14) Points: 2 vs. UND, 11/16/13 Series Goals: 2 vs. UND, 11/16-17/13 Series Assists: 2 (2X, last vs. BSU, 2/7-8/14) Series Points: 2 (3X, last vs. BSU, 2/7-8/14) #13 Milica MCMILLEN Goals: 2 at OSU, 12/8/13 Assists: 3 vs. BSU, 2/8/14 Points: 4 at OSU, 12/8/13 Series Goals: 2 (4X, last at OSU, 12/7-8/13) Series Assists: 5 vs. BSU, 2/7-8/14 Series Points: 5 (2X, last vs. BSU, 2/7-8/14) #14 Maryanne MENEFEE Goals: 2 (6X, last at OSU, 12/7/13) Assists: 3 vs. BU, 3/24/13 Points: 4 (2X, last at Colgate, 10/5/13) Series Goals: 3 vs. SCSU, 10/5-6/12 Series Assists: 3 (4X, last vs. BSU, 2/7-8/14) Series Points: 5 vs. Colgate, 9/28-29/12 #15 Paige HALEY Goals: 0 Assists: 1 (2X, last vs. MSU, 1/17/14) Points: 1 (2X, last vs. MSU, 1/17/14) Series Goals: 0 Series Assists: 1 (2X, last vs. MSU, 1/17-19/14) Series Points: 1 (2X, last vs. MSU, 1/17-19/14) #16 Bethany BRAUSEN Goals: 2 at Ohio State, 2/8/13 Assists: 2 (2X, last vs. MSU, 1/8/11) Points: 2 (5X, last vs. Princeton, 12/1/13) Series Goals: 2 (2X, last vs. Prin., 11/30-12/1/13) Series Assists: 2 (4X, last at SCSU, 11/8-9/13) Series Points: 3 (2X, last vs. Prin., 11/30-12/1/13) #17 Jordyn BURNS Goals: 1 (3X, last vs. MSU, 1/17/14) Assists: 1 (4X, last vs. OSU, 1/11/14) Points: 1 (7X, last vs. MSU, 1/17/14) Series Goals: 1 (3X, last vs. MSU, 1/17-19/14) Series Assists: 1 (4X, last vs. OSU, 1/10-11/14) Series Points: 1 (7X, last vs. MSU, 1/17-19/14) #18 Brook GARZONE Goals: 1 (5X, last vs. UND, 11/16/13) Assists: 2 (2X, last at OSU, 12/7/13) Points: 2 (2X, last at OSU, 12/7/13) Series Goals: 2 vs. MSU, 11/1-2/13 Series Assists: 2 (5X, last at OSU, 12/7-8/13) Series Points: 2 (6X, last at OSU, 12/7-8/13) #20 Meghan LORENCE Goals: 2 (3X, last vs. SCSU, 1/24/14) Assists: 4 vs. North Dakota, 1/11/13 Points: 4 vs. North Dakota, 1/11/13 Series Goals: 3 vs. SCSU, 1/24-25/14 Series Assists: 5 vs. UND, 1/11-12/13 Series Points: 5 vs. UND, 1/11-12/13 #21 Dani CAMERANESI Goals: 2 (5X, last at UND, 2/1/14) Assists: 2 vs. Wisconsin, 10/12/13 Points: 3 (4X, last vs. OSU, 1/10/14) Series Goals: 3 at UMD, 10/18-19/13 Series Assists: 2 (3X, last at OSU, 12/7-8/13) Series Points: 4 (3X, last at OSU, 12/7-8/13) #22 Hannah BRANDT Goals: 3 (3X, last vs. OSU, 1/10/14) Assists: 4 (2X, last at Colgate,10/5/13) Points: 6 vs. Colgate, 9/29/12 Series Goals: 5 vs. Colgate, 9/28-29/12 Series Assists: 5 (2X, last at Colgate, 10/4-5/13) Series Points: 9 vs. Colgate, 9/28-29/12 #27 Baylee GILLANDERS Goals: 1 (7X, last vs. OSU, 1/11/14) Assists: 3 at MSU, 11/20/10 Points: 3 at MSU, 11/20/10 Series Goals: 1 (7X, last vs. OSU, 1/10-11/14) Series Assists: 3 at MSU, 11/19-20/10 Series Points: 3 (2X, last vs. BSU, 3/1-2/13) #29 Amanda LEVEILLE Saves: 34 (2X, last vs UND, 11/16/13) Shots Faced: 35 (2X, last vs. UND, 11/16/13) Series Saves: 61 vs. Wisconsin, 10/11-12/13 Series Shots Faced: 62 vs. Wisconsin, 10/11-12/13 #31 Shyler SLETTA Saves: 20 vs. MSU, 10/20/11 Shots Faced: 20 vs. MSU, 10/20/11 Series Saves: --- Series Shots Faced: --- #37 Sidney PETERS Saves: --- Shots Faced: --- Series Saves: --- Series Shots Faced: ---

6 GOPHERS IN THE TOP 20 NATIONAL RANKINGS Points Per Game School YR Pos. GP Points P/GM T-2. Rachael Bona Minnesota JR F T-2. Hannah Brandt Minnesota SO F T-10. Sarah Davis Minnesota SR F T-15. Kelly Terry Minnesota SR F Goals Per Game School YR Pos. GP Goals G/GM 8. Rachael Bona Minnesota JR F T-9. Hannah Brandt Minnesota SO F Meghan Lorence Minnesota JR F T-19. Sarah Davis Minnesota SR F T-19. Kelly Terry Minnesota SR F T-19. Dani Cameranesi Minnesota FR F Assists Per Game School YR Pos. GP A A/GM 2. Hannah Brandt Minnesota SO F Rachael Bona Minnesota JR F Sarah Davis Minnesota SR F Milica McMillen Minnesota SO D Kelly Terry Minnesota SR F Rachel Ramsey Minnesota JR D Power-Play Goals School YR Pos. GP PPG/GM PPG T-3. Dani Cameranesi Minnesota FR F T-11. Milica McMillen Minnesota SO D T-11. Sarah Davis Minnesota SR F Game-Winning Goals School YR Pos. GP GWG T-3. Meghan Lorence Minnesota JR F 26 5 T-9. Rachael Bona Minnesota JR F 32 4 T-9. Hannah Brandt Minnesota SO F 32 4 T-9. Dani Cameranesi Minnesota FR F 32 4 Points Per Game (Defense) School YR Pos. GP G-A--P P/GM 2. Milica McMillen Minnesota SO D Rachel Ramsey Minnesota JR D Points Per Game (Rookies) School YR Pos. GP G-A--P P/GM 4. Dani Cameranesi Minnesota FR F Kate Schipper Minnesota FR F Goals Against Average School YR Minutes GA GAA 2. Amanda Leveille Minnesota SO 1896: Save Percentage School YR Saves GA Save % 3. Amanda Leveille Minnesota SO Winning Percentage School YR Record Win % 1. Amanda Leveille Minnesota SO Shutouts School YR GP Shutouts 1. Amanda Leveille Minnesota SO Scoring Offense Games Goals G/GM 1. Minnesota Scoring Defense Games Goals G/GM 1. Minnesota Scoring Margin Games GF GF/G GA GA/G Margin 1. Minnesota Penalty Minutes Games PIM PIM/GM 30. Minnesota Power Play Totals SHA Pct. 1. Minnesota 36/ Penalty Kill Totals SHF Pct. 3. Minnesota 95/ Combined Special Teams Totals Pct. 4. Minnesota 131/ GOPHER SCORING MARKS MULTI-POINT GAMES Player Number Bona, Rachael 16 Brandt, Hannah 15 Davis, Sarah 13 Terry, Kelly 13 Lorence, Meghan 8 McMillen, Milica 8 Cameranesi, Dani 7 Ramsey, Rachel 7 Menefee, Maryanne 6 Schipper, Kate 5 Cline, Kelsey 2 Garzone, Brook 2 Brausen, Bethany 1 Gillanders, Baylee 1 Wolfe, Megan 1 MULTI-GOAL GAMES Player Number Cameranesi, Dani 5 Bona, Rachael 4 Brandt, Hannah 4 Davis, Sarah 4 Terry, Kelly 3 Lorence, Meghan 2 Menefee, Maryanne 2 McMillen, Milica 1 Ramsey, Rachel 1 Schipper, Kate 1 Wolfe, Megan 1 MULTI-ASSIST GAMES Player Number Bona, Rachael 9 Brandt, Hannah 8 Davis, Sarah 7 Terry, Kelly 7 McMillen, Milica 5 Ramsey, Rachel 4 Schipper, Kate 4 Lorence, Meghan 3 Menefee, Maryanne 3 Cline, Kelsey 2 Garzone, Brook 2 Cameranesi, Dani 1 Gillanders, Baylee 1 CURRENT POINT STREAKS Player Games Dates Bona, Rachael 4 2/7/14-present Brausen, Bethany 4 2/7/14-present Lorence, Meghan 2 2/14/14-present Brandt, Hannah 1 2/15/14-present Menefee, Maryanne 1 2/15/14-present Schipper, Kate 1 2/15/14-present Terry, Kelly 1 2/15/14-present Wolfe, Megan 1 2/15/14-present Winning Percentage W-L-T Win % 1. Minnesota Attendance (All Games) Games Attendance Att./Game 1. Minnesota 32 67, Attendance (Home Games) Games Attendance Att./Game 1. Minnesota 14 36,

7 MINNESOTA SCHEDULE/RESULTS Date Opponent Time/Result Goals (Season goals) Goaltender, Saves Attendance Sept. 26 TEAM JAPAN # W, 6-0 Lorence, McMillen, Cameranesi, Bona, Terry, Lorence Leveille, Sept. 27 BRITISH COLUMBIA # W, 7-0 Schipper, Bona, Davis, Gillanders PPG, Schipper PPG Leveille, 8; Sletta, Cameranesi, Bona SHG Oct. 4 at Colgate W, 3-1 Brandt(1), Bona(1), Bona(2) SHG Leveille, Oct. 5 at Colgate W, 8-3 Ramsey(1) PPG, Menefee(1) EX, Davis(1) PPG, Bona(3), Leveille, Menefee(2), Bona(4), McMillen(1) PPG, Ramsey(2) Oct. 11 No. 4/5 WISCONSIN * W, 2-1 Menefee(3) PPG, McMillen(2) PPG Leveille, 34 2,754 Oct. 12 No. 4/5 WISCONSIN * W, 2-0 Terry(1), Terry(2) Leveille, 27 2,243 Oct. 18 at No. 7 Minnesota Duluth * W, 4-0 Davis(2), Lorence(1), Cameranesi(1), Bona(5) Leveille, 26 1,479 Oct. 19 at No. 7 Minnesota Duluth * W, 6-3 Davis(3), Davis(4) PPG, Menefee(4), Cameranesi(2) PPG, Leveille, 27 1,584 Terry(3), Cameranesi(3) PPG Oct. 25 at Bemidji State * W, 4-0 Lorence(2), Ramsey(3), Schipper(1) PPG, Lorence(3) Leveille, Oct. 26 at Bemidji State * W, 4-3 Brandt(2), Terry(4), Bona(6), Brandt(3) Leveille, Nov. 1 MINNESOTA STATE * W, 4-1 Schipper(2), Ramsey(4) PPG, Garzone(1), Leveille, 13 2,731 Cameranesi(4) PPG Nov. 2 at Minnesota State * W, 7-0 Brandt(4), Terry(5) PPG, Garzone(2), McMillen(3) PPG, Leveille, Terry(6), Gillanders(1), Terry(7) HT Nov. 8 at St. Cloud State * W, 4-1 Davis(5), Cline(1), Bona(7), Terry(8) Leveille, Nov. 9 at St. Cloud State * W, 4-3 Davis(6) PPG, Davis(7), Cameranesi(5), McMillen(4) Leveille, Nov. 16 NO. 4 NORTH DAKOTA * W, 6-1 Terry(9), Wolfe(1), Wolfe(2), Garzone(3), Ramsey(5), Leveille, 34 2,481 Brandt(5) Nov. 17 NO. 4 NORTH DAKOTA * L, 3-2 Ramsey(6) PPG, Davis(8) PPG Leveille, 21 3,150 Nov. 23 at Yale W, 5-1 Cameranesi(6), Brandt(6), Terry(10), Ramsey(7), Leveille, 19/Sletta, Lorence(4) SHG Nov. 24 at Yale W, 4-1 Wolfe(3) PPG, Bona(8), Brandt(7), Lorence(5) PPG Leveille, Nov. 30 PRINCETON W, 6-0 Cameranesi(7), Brausen(1), Davis(9), Terry(11), Leveille, 11 2,158 Brandt(8), Cameranesi(8) PPG Dec. 1 PRINCETON W, 9-1 Davis(10), Lorence(6), Brandt(9), McMillen(5), Leveille, 11/Sletta 8 1,752 Gillanders(2), Brausen(2), Menefee(5), Cline(2), Terry(12) Dec. 7 at Ohio State * W, 9-2 Lorence(7), Bona(9), Menefee(6), Cameranesi(9) SHG Leveille, Menefee(7), Bona(10), Cameranesi(10) PPG, Brandt(10) PPG, Bona(11) Dec. 8 at Ohio State * W, 5-1 McMillen(6), Davis(11) SHG, McMillen(7) PPG, Davis(12), Leveille, 12 Gillanders(3) Jan. 10 OHIO STATE * W, 6-0 Brandt(11), Cameranesi(11), Brandt(12) PPG, Brandt(13) HT Leveille, 28 2,776 Cameranesi(12), Bona(12) Jan. 11 OHIO STATE * T, 2-2 OT (SO-L) Gillanders(4) PPG, Ramsey(8) Leveille, 23 2,203 Jan. 17 MINNESOTA STATE *^ W, 4-0 Lorence(8) PPG, Bona(13), Davis(13) PPG, Burns(1) Leveille, 19 6,320 Jan. 19 at Minnesota State * W, 5-0 Terry(13), Terry(14), Brandt(14), Lorence(9), Bona(14) PPG Leveille, Jan. 24 ST. CLOUD STATE * W, 3-0 Lorence(10), Lorence(11) PPG, Davis(14) Leveille, 15 2,157 Jan. 25 ST. CLOUD STATE * W, 3-1 Bona(15), Lorence(12), McMillen(8) Leveille, 17 2,354 Jan. 31 at No. 3/4 North Dakota * W, 5-1 Menefee(8) PPG, Schipper(3), Schipper(4) PPG, Lorence(13), Leveille, 31 5,835 Bona(16) PPG Feb. 1 at No. 3/4 North Dakota * W, 3-1 Cameranesi(13) PPG, Cameranesi(14) PPG, Lorence(14) Leveille, 17 1,856 Feb. 7 BEMIDJI STATE * W, 10-0 Schipper(5), Terry(15), Brandt(15), Menefee(9), Davis(15) Leveille, 21 1,346 Bona(17), Brandt(16), Davis(16), Bona(18), Brausen(3) Feb. 8 BEMIDJI STATE * W, 5-3 Brandt(17) PPG, Cameranesi(15), Flug(1), Bona(19) PPG, Leveille, 18 2,143 Brandt(18) Feb. 14 at No. 2 Wisconsin * W, 3-2 Bona(20), McMillen(9) PPG, Cameranesi(16) Leveille, 21 2,273 Feb. 15 at No. 2 Wisconsin * W, 4-0 Terry(16), Brandt(19), Brausen(4), Lorence(15) Leveille, 24 13,573 Feb. 21 MINNESOTA DULUTH * 7:07 p.m. Feb. 22 MINNESOTA DULUTH * 4:07 p.m. Feb. 28 WCHA First-Round TBD March 1 WCHA First-Round TBD March 2 WCHA First-Round TBD March 7-8 WCHA Final Face-Off TBD March NCAA First Round TBD March NCAA Frozen Four TBD All times Central * WCHA game # Exhibition game ^ Hockey City Classic at TCF Bank Stadium Home games in BOLD CAPS at Ridder Arena. Please note: Bold denotes game-winning goal; (#) denotes individual season goals; PPG denotes power-play goal; SHG denotes shorthanded goal; ENG denotes empty net goal; DPG denotes delayed penalty goal; HT denotes hat tricks; EX denotes extra attacker.

8 MINNESOTA QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION School: University of Minnesota Location: Minneapolis, Minn Founded: 1851 Enrollment: 52,557 Nickname: Golden Gophers Colors: Maroon and Gold Conference: Big Ten/WCHA (women's hockey) Division: NCAA I President: Dr. Eric Kaler Director of Athletics: Norwood Teague Assoc. Athletics Director - W Hockey: Tom McGinnis TEAM INFORMATION Overall record: WCHA record (finish): (1st) WCHA Tournament: Champions NCAA Tournament: Champions Players returning/lost: 14/8 Newcomers: 7 PROGRAM HISTORY First season: (17th season) All-time record (entering ): (.798) WCHA record (entering ): (.804) WCHA postseason record (entering ): (.767) WCHA regular season titles: 7 (2001, 02, 04, 05, 09, 10, 13) WCHA tournament titles: 5 (2002, 04, 05, 12, 13) NCAA berths: 11 (2002,03,04,05,06,08,09,10,11,12,13) National titles: 5 (2000, 04, 05, 12, 13) NCAA postseason record (entering ): (.646) NCAA Frozen Four record (entering ): (.594) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Brad Frost Alma Mater: Bethel, 1996 Career Record (entering ): (7th season) WCHA Record (entering ): Assistant Coaches: Joel Johnson (Bethel, 1996) Nadine Muzerall (Minnesota, 2001) Andy Kent (Augsburg, 2009) Director of Operations: Eric Bakke Athletic Training: Debbie Dalsin Strength & Conditioning: Cal Dietz FACILITY INFORMATION Home Rink: Ridder Arena Capacity: 3,400 Opened: 2002 Address: th St. SE Minneapolis, MN Press Box Phone: ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Assistant Director (Women s Hockey Contact): Mandy Hansen Office Phone: Cell Phone: Office Fax: hans1758@umn.edu CONNECT WITH GOPHER WOMEN S HOCKEY ONLINE Official website: GopherSports.com #GWH Facebook: Facebook.com/MinnesotaWomensHockey YouTube: YouTube.com/user/GopherAthletics HEAD COACH BRAD FROST In just six seasons at the helm of Gopher women s hockey, head coach Brad Frost has brought the program to the pinnacle of the collegiate hockey world by winning back-to-back titles in 2012 and After joining the program in 2001 as an assistant coach and later holding the interim head coach title during the , Frost was named the program s second head coach on April 16, With six years of experience under his belt, the Bethel University graduate has guided the Gophers to two NCAA National Championships, four NCAA Frozen Four appearances, three WCHA regular season titles and two WCHA Final Face-Off Championships. Frost entered the season with a career record of (.815) and has not had a team finish lower than second in the WCHA. COACHING EXCELLENCE Frost, who has won two national titles, is considered one of the best and most respected coaches in collegiate hockey. In his six seasons, he has been named an AHCA Coach of the Year Finalist three times and has won the national honor once (2013). Frost has also been named WCHA Coach of the Year three times (2008, 2009 and 2013). Under his tutelage, the Gophers have accumulated three seasons with 30 or more wins, which is only matched by Wisconsin. In 2013, Frost led the Gophers to the NCAA s first-ever perfect season (41-0-0). PLAYER DEVELOPMENT Over the last six years, Frost has coached some of the top talent not only in the nation but also in the world. He has seen two players (Gigi Marvin and Noora Räty) represent their respective countries in the Olympics, and there is a possibility that nine additional Gophers will compete in the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympic Games. He also aided the development of former Gophers and Olympians Natalie Darwitz, Kelly Stephens, Lyndsay Wall and Krissy Wendell while a Minnesota assistant coach. Frost has coached a total of seven players to a combined 11 All-American honors. Among those All-Americans is 2013 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award winner Amanda Kessel. A total of six Minnesota student-athletes have been named Top-10 Patty Kaz Finalists under Frost s tutelage. ACADEMIC SUCCESS Under Frost s guidance, the Gophers have recorded a 3.0 or higher grade point average and increased the team s Academic Progress Rating (APR) each season. Minnesota has accumulated 65 WCHA All-Academic Team members, 14 WCHA Scholar Athlete honorees and one WCHA Scholar-Athlete of the Year (Gigi Marvin, 2009) since Frost took reign. INTERNATIONAL COACHING EXPERIENCE Frost has been instrumental in aiding USA Hockey by working development camps and serving as a coach for various U.S. teams. In 2006, he was an assistant coach on the U.S. Under-22 Team, and from , he was an assistant coach for the U.S. National Team. PERSONAL LIFE BRAD FROST 7TH SEASON AT MINN. BETHEL, 1996 Frost grew up in Burlington, Ont., and attended Aldershot High School. After graduating from Aldershot, he decided to attend college at Bethel University, which is where his parents originally met. While at Bethel, he studied Physical & Health Education and was a two-sport athlete, competing at hockey and golf. Frost was a four-year letterwinner in hockey and ranks eighth on Bethel s career scoring list. In 1994 and 1995, he was voted the team s Most Valuable Player and Most Inspirational. He also captained the Royals his junior and senior seasons. At Bethel, Frost met his wife Dayna. They now reside in Cottage Grove, Minn., and have three sons: Micah, Jonah and Josiah.

9 MINNESOTA CAREER TOP-10 RECORDS WATCH Career Points Rk. Name G A P Years 1. Natalie Darwitz Krissy Wendell Nadine Muzerall Amanda Kessel present 5. Kelly Stephens Ambria Thomas Gigi Marvin Ronda Curtin Laura Slominski La Toya Clarke Career Goals Rk. Name Goals Years 1. Nadine Muzerall Krissy Wendell Natalie Darwitz Amanda Kessel present 5. Kelly Stephens Ambria Thomas Gigi Marvin Emily West Bobbi Ross Eric McKenzie Career Assists Rk. Name Assists Years 1. Natalie Darwitz Amanda Kessel present 3. Krissy Wendell Kelly Stephens Ambria Thomas Gigi Marvin Ronda Curtin Megan Bozek T-9. Nadine Muzerall T-9. Laura Slominski Kelly Terry present Career Power-Play Goals Rk. Name PPG Years 1. Nadine Muzerall Krissy Wendell T-3. Kelly Stephens T-3. Gigi Marvin Natalie Darwitz Bobbi Ross Megan Bozek Ronda Curtin Erica McKenzie Jen Schoullis Career Shorthanded Goals Rk. Name SHG Years 1. Krissy Wendell T-2. Amanda Kessel present T-2. Bobbi Ross Ambria Thomas Natalie Darwitz T-6. Kelly Stephens T-6. Emily West T-8. Gigi Marvin T-8. Monique Lamoureaux T-10. Erica McKenzie T-10. Nadine Muzerall T-10. La Toya Clarke T-10. Kris Scholz Career Game-Winning Goals Rk. Name GWG Years T-1. Krissy Wendell T-1. Nadine Muzerall Emily West Bobbi Ross T-5. Erica McKenzie T-5. Ambria Thomas T-5. Natalie Darwitz Kelly Stephens T-9. Gigi Marvin T-9. Amanda Kessel present Career Shots on Goal Rk. Name Shots Years 1. Nadine Muzerall Emily West Natalie Darwitz Kelly Stephens Amanda Kessel present 6. Megan Bozek La Toya Clarke Gigi Marvin Bobbi Ross Krissy Wendell Career Points by a Defenseman Rk. Name Points Years 1. Megan Bozek Winny Brodt Anne Schleper Courtney Kennedy T-5. Rachel Ramsey present T-5. Ronda Curtin Melanie Gagnon Anya Miller Lyndsay Wall Kelly Seeler Career Goals by a Defenseman Rk. Name Goals Years 1. Megan Bozek Winny Brodt Courtney Kennedy Anne Schleper Brittny Ralph T-6. Milica McMillen present T-6. Anya Miller Rachel Ramsey present 9. Lyndsay Wall Ronda Curtin Career Assists by a Defenseman Rk. Name Assists Years 1. Megan Bozek Winny Brodt Anne Schleper Courtney Kennedy Melanie Gagnon Rachel Ramsey present 7. Ronda Curtin Anya Miller Emily Bucholtz Lyndsay Wall Career Games Played Rk. Name GP Years 1. Anne Schleper Sarah Erickson Megan Bozek Jen Schoullis Jenelle Philipczyk T-6. Kelly Seeler T-6. Emily West T-8. Brittany Francis T-8. Michelle Maunu T-10. Bethany Brausen present T-10. Baylee Gillanders present T-10. Gigi Marvin T-10. Bobbi Ross T-10. Allie Sanchez T-10. Mira Jalosuo Career Penalties Rk. Name Pen. Min. Years 1. Kelly Stephens Melanie Gagnon Courtney Kennedy Kelly Seeler Bobbi Ross Emily West Sarah Erickson Megan Bozek Allie Sanchez Chelsey Brodt Career Penalty Minutes Rk. Name Minutes Years 1. Kelly Stephens Melanie Gagnon Courtney Kennedy Kelly Seeler Sarah Erickson Emily West Bobbi Ross Megan Bozek Allie Sanchez Krissy Wendell Career Goaltender Saves Rk. Name Saves Years 1. Noora Räty Erica Killewald Jody Horak Kim Hanlon Brenda Reinen Brittony Chartier Amanda Leveille present 8. Alyssa Grogan Jenny Lura Crystal Nicholas Career Goaltender Wins Rk. Name W L T Years 1. Noora Räty Jody Horak Erica Killewald Kim Hanlon Brendan Reinen Amanda Leveille present 7. Brittony Chartier T-8. Crystal Nicholas T-8. Jenny Lura T-8. Alyssa Grogan Career Goaltender Shutouts Rk. Name Shutouts Years 1. Noora Räty Erica Killewald Jody Horak Amanda Leveille present 5. Kim Hanlon T-6. Brenda Reinen T-6. Crystal Nicholas Brittony Chartier Alyssa Grogan Jenny Lura

10 MINNESOTA SINGLE-SEASON TOP-10 RECORDS WATCH Points Rk. Name G A P Year 1. Natalie Darwitz Krissy Wendell Amanda Kessel Hannah Brandt Amanda Kessel Krissy Wendell Nadine Muzerall Kelly Stephens Monique Lamoureaux Jenny Schmidgall Goals Rk. Name Goals Year 1. Nadine Muzerall Amanda Kessel Krissy Wendell Natalie Darwitz Monique Lamoureaux Krissy Wendell T-7. Hannah Brandt T-7. Natalie Darwitz T-7. Kelly Stephens T-7. Jenny Schmidgall Assists Rk. Name Assists Year 1. Natalie Darwitz Krissy Wendell Amanda Kessel Hannah Brandt Amanda Kessel Kelly Stephens T-7. Kelly Stephens T-7. Krissy Wendell Jen Schoullis Jenny Schmidgall Points by a Defenseman Rk. Name Points Year 1. Megan Bozek Winny Brodt T-3. Lyndsay Wall T-3. Ronda Curtin Winny Brodt Megan Bozek Courtney Kennedy Winny Brodt Courtney Kennedy Ronda Curtin Goals by a Defenseman Rk. Name Goals Year 1. Megan Bozek Courtney Kennedy T-3. Megan Bozek T-3. Brittny Ralph T-5. Lyndsay Wall T-5. Winny Brodt T-5. Winny Brodt T-8. Milica McMillen T-8. Ronda Curtin T-8. Winny Brodt Assists by a Defenseman Rk. Name Assists Year T-1. Megan Bozek T-1. Winny Brodt Ronda Curtin Lyndsay Wall T-5. Courtney Kennedy T-5. Winny Brodt Courtney Kennedy Ronda Curtin Megan Bozek T-10. Melanie Gagnon T-10. Winny Brodt Milica McMillen Rachel Ramsey Game-Winning Goals Rk. Name GWG Year 1. Emily West T-2. Nadine Muzerall T-2. Krissy Wendell T-2. Natalie Darwitz T-2. Krissy Wendell T-6. Bobbi Ross T-6. Amanda Kessel T-6. Erica McKenzie T-6. Jocelyne Lamoureux T-6. Monique Lamoureux Power-Play Goals Rk. Name PPG Year T-1. Kelly Stephens T-1. Nadine Muzerall Krissy Wendell Lyndsay Wall T-5. Krissy Wendell T-5. Ambria Thomas T-5. Ronda Curtin T-8. Hannah Brandt T-8. Bobbi Ross T-8. Natalie Darwitz T-8. Natalie Darwitz T-8. Gigi Marvin T-8. Jen Schoullis Short-handed Goals Rk. Name SHG Year 1. Krissy Wendell Krissy Wendell T-3. Amanda Kessel T-3. Natalie Darwitz T-3. Ambria Thomas T-3. Monique Lamoureaux Bobbi Ross T-8. Bobbi Ross T-8. Gigi Marvin T-8. Emily West T-8. Amanda Kessel T-8. Krissy Wendell T-8. LaToya Clarke Shots on Goal Rk. Name SOG Year 1. Natalie Darwitz Monique Lamoureaux Emily West Nadine Muzerall Krissy Wendell Natalie Darwitz Amanda Kessel Megan Bozek Kelly Stephens Nadine Muzerall Plus/Minus Rk. Name +/- Year 1. Hannah Brandt Krissy Wendell Natalie Darwitz Amanda Kessel Baylee Gillanders Kelly Stephens Megan Bozek Jocelyne Lamoureaux Kelly Stephens T-10. Monique Lamoureux T-10. Amanda Kessel Penalties Rk. Name Penalties Year 1. Courtney Kennedy (50-114) Jocelyne Lamoureaux (46-92) Danielle Ashley (37-74) Kelly Seeler (36-72) Kelly Stephens (34-68) Courtney Kennedy (33-74) Monique Lamoureaux (32-86) Kelly Stephens (31-62) Kelly Stephens (30-60) T-10. Melanie Gagnon (28-56) T-10. Melanie Gagnon (28-64) Milica McMillen (24-48) Penalty Minutes Rk. Name Minutes Year 1. Courtney Kennedy (50-114) Jocelyne Lamoureux (46-92) Monique Lamoureux (32-86) T-4. Danielle Ashley (37-74) T-4. Courtney Kennedy (33-74) Kelly Seeler (36-72) Kelly Stephens (34-68) T-8. Andrea Nichols (27-65) T-8. Dagney Willey (27-65) T-8. Krissy Wendell (23-65) Goaltender Wins Rk. Name Wins Year 1. Noora Raty (38-0-0) Noora Raty (33-5-2) Amanda Leveille (30-1-1) Noora Raty (25-8-2) Jody Horak (24-2-2) Jody Horak (23-6-0) Jody Horak (22-4-2) T-8. Erica Killewald (19-8-2) T-8. Erica Killewald (19-4-3) T-10. Noora Raty (18-4-4) T-10. Erica Killewald (18-5-3) Goaltender Saves Rk. Name Saves Year 1. Noora Raty Noora Raty Noora Raty Amanda Leveille Noora Raty Jody Horak Erica Killewald Erica Killewald Jody Horak Erica Killewald Goals Against Average (Min. 500 Minutes) Rk. Name GAA Year 1. Crystal Nicholas (9 GA, 636:11) Noora Raty (36 GA, 2240:11) Brenda Reinen (12 GA, 719:37) Kim Hanlon (19 GA, 1017:47) Amanda Leveille (36 GA, 1896:44) Erica Killewald (32 GA, 1550:00) Noora Raty (36 GA, 1623:00) Noora Raty (53 GA, 2361:09) Brenda Reinen (25 GA, 1053:13) Jody Horak (26 GA, 1088:08) Save Percentage (Min. 100 Saves) Rk. Name Sv. % Year 1. Noora Raty (36 GA, 776 saves) Amanda Leveille (36 GA, 671 saves) Noora Raty (36 GA, 663 saves) Erica Killewald (32 GA, 576 saves) Jody Horak (26 GA, 464 saves) Brenda Reinen (12 GA, 212 saves) Brenda Reinen (25 GA, 429 saves) Kim Hanlon (19 GA, 314 saves) Noora Raty (53 GA, 854 saves) Noora Raty (60 GA, 957 saves) Goaltender Shutouts Rk. Name Shutouts Year 1. Noora Raty Amanda Leveille Noora Raty Noora Raty Jody Horak T-6. Brittony Chartier T-6. Noora Raty T-6. Erica Killewald Crystal Nicholas T-10. Kim Hanlon T-10. Erica Killewald

11 MINNESOTA ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Year Hometown (High School/Last School) 3 Kate Flug F 5-8 Fr. Roseville, Minn. (Roseville Area HS) 5 Rachel Ramsey D 6-0 Jr. Chanhassen, Minn. (Minnetonka HS) 6 Kate Schipper F 5-4 Fr. Brooklyn Park, Minn. (Breck School) 7 Rachael Bona F 5-5 Jr. Coon Rapids, Minn. (Coon Rapids HS) 9 Sarah Davis (A) F 5-4 Sr. Paradise, N.L. (Warner Hockey School) 10 Kelly Terry (A) F 5-6 Sr. Whitby, Ont. (Sinclair Secondary School) 11 Kelsey Cline D/F 5-6 Fr. Bloomington, Minn. (Bloomington Jefferson HS) 12 Megan Wolfe D 5-8 Fr. Eagan, Minn. (Eagan HS) 13 Milica McMillen D 5-10 So. St. Paul, Minn. (Breck School) 14 Maryanne Menefee F 5-6 So. Lansing, Mich. (Lansing Eastern HS) 15 Paige Haley D/F 5-9 Fr. Red Wing, Minn. (Red Wing HS) 16 Bethany Brausen (C) F 5-5 Sr. Little Canada, Minn. (Roseville Area HS) 17 Jordyn Burns D/F 5-7 Jr. Chanhassen, Minn. (Benilde-St. Margaret s HS) 18 Brook Garzone D/F 5-6 So. Sand Springs, Okla. (Shattuck-St. Mary s School) 20 Meghan Lorence F 5-7 Jr. Mounds View, Minn. (Irondale HS) 21 Dani Cameranesi F 5-5 Fr. Plymouth, Minn. (Blake School) 22 Hannah Brandt F 5-6 So. Vadnais Heights, Minn. (Hill-Murray HS) 27 Baylee Gillanders (A) D 5-11 Sr. Kyle, Sask. (Warner Hockey School) 29 Amanda Leveille G 5-7 So. Kingston, Ont. (Frontenac Secondary School) 31 Shyler Sletta G 5-5 Jr. Elko New Market, Minn. (New Prague HS) 37 Sidney Peters G 5-10 Fr. Geneva, Ill. (North American Hockey Academy) Head Coach: Brad Frost (Bethel, 1996) Assistant Coaches: Joel Johnson (Bethel, 1996), Nadine Muzerall (Minnesota, 2001) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Andy Kent (Augsburg, 2009) ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY CLASS Freshmen (7) Dani Cameranesi Kelsey Cline Kate Flug Paige Haley Sidney Peters Kate Schipper Megan Wolfe Sophomores (5) Hannah Brandt Brook Garzone Amanda Leveille Maryanne Menefee Milica McMillen Juniors (5) Rachael Bona Jordyn Burns Meghan Lorence Rachel Ramsey Shyler Sletta Seniors (4) Bethany Brausen Sarah Davis Baylee Gillanders Kelly Terry BY STATE Illinois (1) Sidney Peters Minnesota (14) Rachael Bona Hannah Brandt Bethany Brausen Jordyn Burns Dani Cameranesi Kelsey Cline Kate Flug Paige Haley Meghan Lorence Milica McMillen Rachel Ramsey Kate Schipper Shyler Sletta Megan Wolfe Michigan (1) Maryanne Menefee Oklahoma (1) Brook Garzone BY PROVINCE Ontario (2) Amanda Leveille Kelly Terry Newfoundland and Labrador (1) Sarah Davis Saskatchewan (1) Baylee Gillanders PRONUNCIATION GUIDE NAME PRONUNCIATION Rachael Bona Bethany Brausen Dani Cameranesi Kate Flug Brook Garzone Baylee Gillanders Amanda Leveille Meghan Lorence Milica McMillen Maryanne Menefee Kate Schipper Shyler Sletta Megan Wolfe BAWN-uh BROW-sen CAM-ren-EE-zee flugg gar-zone gill-an-ders LEHV-ee-ay LORE-ence mel-eetz-uh MEN-uh-fee Shipper SHY-ler SLET-uh Wolf

12 GOPHER WOMEN'S HOCKEY Kate Flug F FR Roseville, Minn. Kelly Terry F SR Whitby, Ontario Paige Haley D/F FR Red Wing, Minn. Dani Cameranesi F FR Plymouth, Minn. 37 Sidney Peters G FR Geneva, Ill. Rachel Ramsey D JR Chanhassen, Minn. Kelsey Cline D/F FR Bloomington, Minn. Bethany Brausen F SR Little Canada, Minn. Hannah Brandt F SO Vadnais Heights, Minn. Head Coach Brad Frost Kate Schipper F FR Brooklyn Park, Minn. Megan Wolfe D FR Eagan, Minn. Jordyn Burns D/F JR Chanhassen, Minn. Baylee Gillanders D SR Kyle, Saskatchewan Assistant Coach Joel Johnson Rachael Bona F JR Coon Rapids, Minn. Milica McMillen D SO St. Paul, Minn. Brook Garzone D/F SO Sand Springs, Okla. Amanda Leveille G SO Kingston, Ontario Assistant Coach Nadine Muzerall Sarah Davis F SR Paradise, N.L. Maryanne Menefee F SO Lansing, Mich. Meghan Lorence F JR Mounds View, Minn. Shyler Sletta G JR Elko New Market, Minn. Volunteer Assistant Coach Andy Kent