2009–10 New Hampshire Wildcats women's ice hockey season

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2009–10 New Hampshire Wildcats
women's ice hockey season
Conference Hockey East
Rankings
USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine6
USCHO.com/CBS College Sports7
Record
Overall2-0-0
Coaches and Captains
Head CoachBrian McCloskey

The head coach was Brian McCloskey. Assisting him were Erin Whitten and Stephanie Jones.

Contents

Offseason

Exhibition

DateOpponentTimeScoreRecord
Sep. 26N. American Hockey Academy5:00 PM

Regular season

October

November

December

January

Outdoor game

February

Standings

2009–10 Hockey East Association standings
ConferenceOverall
GPWLTSOWPTSGFGAGPWLTGFGA
Providence 211155330594434151099176
New Hampshire 21136202865413119759860
Boston University 211065328544134148129380
Northeastern 2196642845343217877747
Connecticut 21105612746333419878757
Boston College 217104422415434816106397
Vermont 215151011265533102215290
Maine 21315311024583162056385

Roster

NumberNameClassPositionHeightShoots
2Julie AllenSo.F5-10R
3Courtney ShearySo.D5-4R
4Kelly CahillJr.D/F5-3R
7Kelly PatonJr.F5-1L
8Shannon SiskJr.F5-9R
9Jenn WakefieldSo.F5-9R
10Brittany SkudderFr.F5-5L
14Sarah CuthbertFr.F/D5-10L
15Raylen DziengelewskiSo.D5-7L
16Micaela LongJr.F5-4L
20Maggie JoyceSr.D5-11L
22Kacey BellamySr.D5-7L
23Angela TaylorSr.F5-11L
24Courtney BirchardSo.D/F5-9L
28Sam FaberSr.F5-4R
31Kayley HermanSo.G5-4L
36Lindsey MintonFr.G5-5L

Schedule

DateOpponentTimeScoreRecord
Oct. 3Connecticut *2:00 PMWin, 3-11-0-0
Oct. 4Quinnipiac2:00 PMWin, 4-0 [12] 2-0-0
Oct. 9Colgate7:00 PMWin, 4-0 [13] 3-0-0
Oct. 10Syracuse5:00 PMWin, 2-1 [14] 4-0-0
Oct. 17Niagara2:00 PM3-34-0-1
Oct. 18Niagara2:00 PM6-15-0-1
Oct. 23at Clarkson7:00 PM2-65-1-1
Oct. 24at St. Lawrence3:00 PM3-35-1-2
Oct. 31Connecticut5:00 PM3-16-1-2
Nov. 1Maine3:00 PM5-07-1-2
Nov. 6at Boston U. *7:00 PM4-38-1-2
Nov. 7Boston U. *7:00 PM4-48-1-3
Nov. 18at Harvard7:00 PM1-18-1-4
Nov. 21Rensselaer5:00 PM4-39-1-4
Nov. 29at Northeastern *2:00 PM2-110-1-4
Dec. 5Providence *2:00 PM1-410-2-4
Dec. 8at Boston College *7:00 PM4-011-2-4
Dec. 12at Dartmouth7:00 PM4-112-2-4
Jan. 8at Northeastern *5:00 PM5-313-2-4
Jan. 16Providence *2:00 PM2-313-3-4
Jan. 17at Providence *2:00 PM2-313-4-4
Jan. 20Northeastern *7:00 PM2-213-4-5
Jan. 29at Maine *7:00 PM5-214-4-5
Jan. 30at Maine *2:00 PM3-115-4-5
Feb. 6Boston U. *2:00 PM2-515-5-5
Feb. 7at Connecticut *1:00 PM4-116-5-5
Feb. 13Vermont *2:00 PM4-217-5-5
Feb. 14Vermont *2:00 PM4-018-5-5
Feb. 20Boston College *2:00 PM2-119-5-5
Feb. 21at Boston College *2:00 PM4-120-5-5

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Player stats

= Indicates team leader

Skaters

PlayerGamesGoalsAssistsPointsPoints/gamePIMGWGPPGSHG
Kelly Paton331932511.545510461
Micaela Long331338511.545512261
Kristina Lavoie331811290.878824170
Courtney Birchard27913220.814834461
Kristine Horn33813210.636410250
Julie Allen33103130.393926110
Kelly Cahill3285130.406327240
Brittany Skudder2858130.464324120
Raylen Dziengelewski33013130.393922000
Courtney Sheary331780.242424010
Sarah Cuthbert323470.218814100
Shannon Sisk332240.121222100
Kailey Chappell331340.121224000
Katie Brock250440.160012000
Bryanna Farris301230.100016000
Molly Morrison320330.09386000
Paige Goloubef321120.062514000
Kayley Herman160110.06250000
Katie Kleinendorst290000.00002000
Lindsey Minton190000.00000000
Emma Clark290000.00000000

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Goaltenders

PlayerGamesWinsLossesTiesGoals againstMinutesGAAShutoutsSavesSave %
Kayley Herman16843299261.87843306.913
Lindsey Minton1911523410671.91242337.908

Postseason

Hockey East tournament

DateOpponentScore
March 6Boston UniversityLoss, 4-0

NCAA regionals

DateOpponentScore
March 13Minnesota DuluthLoss, 2-1

NCAA tournament

Awards and honors

All-America selections

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