2009–10 North Dakota Fighting Sioux women's ice hockey season

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The 2009-10 North Dakota Fighting Sioux women's ice hockey season took place under head coach Brian Idalski.

Contents

2009–10 North Dakota Fighting Sioux
women's ice hockey season
Conference WCHA
Rankings
USA Today/USA Hockey MagazineNot ranked
USCHO.com/CBS College SportsNot ranked
Record
Overall1-1-0
Road1-1-0
Coaches and captains
Head coachBrian Idalski
Assistant coachesCourtney Drennen
Maria Lewis
Captain(s)Kelly Lewis
Alternate captain(s)Cassandra Flanagan, Stephanie Roy

Offseason

Exhibition

DateOpponentLocationTimeScore
Fri, Sep 25 Manitoba Grand Forks, N.D.7:07 p.m.ND, 3-1 [5]
Sat, Sep 26ManitobaGrand Forks, N.D.4:07 p.m.Man, 3-2 [6]
Sat, Oct 10 U.S. Olympic Team (Exhibition)at Warroad, Minn.7:00 p.m.USA, 11-1 [7]
Sat, Nov 21 Manitoba Maple Leafs Grand Forks, N.D.7:07 p.m.ND, 9-0 [8]

Regular season

Players

Standings

{{2009–10 WCHA standings (women)|team = UND}}

Roster

NumberNamePositionHeightClass
2Loken, MaryF5-6Fr.
3Babchishin, JanetF5-6Jr.
5Perkins, HollyF5-3Fr.
6Parizek, AllisonF5-4Fr.
7Slavin, JordanD5-10Fr.
8Fellner, SusanneD5-3Sr.
12Holmes, AshleyD5-9So.
13Wiebe, AlyssaF5-7So.
15Gilbert, MeganF5-7Fr.
16Flanagan, CassandraD5-7 Sr.
17Moir, AlannaD5-6Fr.
18Lamoureux, JocelyneF5-6So.
19Miller, MargotF5-9So.
20Lewis, KellyD5-3Jr.
21Ketcher, KelseyF5-7So.
22Dagenais, SaraF5-6So.
25Williams, AlexF5-2Sr.
27Harren, JessicaF5-7Fr.
28Lamoureux, MoniqueF5-6So.
29Ney, StephanieG5-9So.
30Dagfinrud, JoridG5-6RFr.
32Molle, CandaceD5-5Fr.
33Kirkham, BrittanyG5-4 Sr.
39Roy, StephanieF5-4Jr.
91Furia, AshleyF5-6Fr.

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Schedule

DateOpponentLocationTimeScoreRecord
Fri, Oct 02 Wisconsin*at Madison, Wis.7:07 p.m.Win, 2-0 [12] 1-0-0
Sat, Oct 03Wisconsin*at Madison, Wis.7:07 p.m.Loss, 3-0 [13] 1-1-0
Sat, Oct 17 Minnesota State*Grand Forks, N.D.2:07 p.m.Loss, 2-41-2-0
Sun, Oct 18Minnesota State*Grand Forks, N.D.2:07 p.m.Tie, 1-11-2-1
Fri, Oct 23 Minnesota Duluth*at Duluth, Minn.7:07 p.m.Loss, 1-41-3-1
Sat, Oct 24Minnesota Duluth*at Duluth, Minn.7:07 p.m.
Fri, Oct 30 St. Cloud State*at St. Cloud, Minn.7:07 p.m.
Sat, Oct 31St. Cloud State*at St. Cloud, Minn.2:07 p.m.
Fri, Nov 06 Ohio State*Grand Forks, N.D.7:07 p.m.
Sat, Nov 07Ohio State*Grand Forks, N.D.4:07 p.m.
Fri, Nov 27 Maine (Olympic Rink)Grand Forks, N.D.2:07 p.m.5-5
Sat, Nov 28Maine (Olympic Rink)Grand Forks, N.D.2:07 p.m.3-3
Fri, Dec 04 Bemidji State*at Bemidji, Minn.7:07 p.m.0-3
Sat, Dec 05Bemidji State*Grand Forks, N.D.7:07 p.m.2-3 (OT)
Sat, Dec 12 Minnesota*Grand Forks, N.D.2:07 p.m.
Sun, Dec 13Minnesota*Grand Forks, N.D.2:07 p.m.
Fri, Jan 01 Union at Schenectady, N.Y.7:00 p.m.1-3
Sat, Jan 02Unionat Schenectady, N.Y.7:00 p.m.5-0
Fri, Jan 08Wisconsin*Fargo, N.D.7:37 p.m.3-1
Sat, Jan 09Wisconsin*Fargo, N.D.7:37 p.m.0-2
Fri, Jan 15St. Cloud State*Grand Forks, N.D.7:07 p.m.
Sat, Jan 16St. Cloud State*Grand Forks, N.D.4:07 p.m.
Sun, Jan 24Minnesota*at Minneapolis, Minn.7:07 p.m.
Mon, Jan 25Minnesota*at Minneapolis, Minn.4:07 p.m.
Sat, Jan 30Minnesota Duluth*Grand Forks, N.D.2:07 p.m.
Sun, Jan 31Minnesota Duluth*Grand Forks, N.D.2:07 p.m.
Fri, Feb 05Ohio State*at Columbus, Ohio7:07 p.m.
Sat, Feb 06Ohio State*at Columbus, Ohio4:07 p.m.
Fri, Feb 12Bemidji State *Grand Forks, N.D.7:07 p.m.2-0
Sat, Feb 13Bemidji State*at Bemidji, Minn.7:07 p.m.0-1
Fri, Feb 19Minnesota State*at Mankato, Minn.7:07 p.m.
Sat, Feb 20Minnesota State*at Mankato, Minn.3:07 p.m.
Fri, Feb 26 - Sun, Feb 28 WCHA Playoffs -1st Roundat TBATBA

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Player stats

= Indicates team leader

Skaters

PlayerGamesGoalsAssistsPointsPoints/gamePIMGWGPPGSHG
Alyssa Wiebe34921300.882440101
Sara Dagenais34109190.558822210
Mary Loken3479160.470622120
Ashley Furia3468140.411822110
Holly Perkins2064100.500018120
Margot Miller3446100.294116021
Kelly Lewis3419100.294124110
Jordan Slavin343470.205932000
Candace Molle311670.225843000
Stephanie Roy203360.300010010
Megan Gilbert341560.17656000
Susanne Fellner343250.147114020
Ashley Holmes311450.161312000
Alex Williams293140.137917010
Kelsey Ketcher341230.088216100
Allison Parizek341120.058820000
Janet Babchishin111120.18180000
Cassandra Flanagan340220.058854000
Jessica Harren330110.03030000
Stephanie Ney140000.00000000
Jorid Dagfinrud220000.00000000
Brittany Kirkham50000.00000000
Alanna Moir110000.00002000

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Goaltenders

PlayerGames PlayedMinutesGoals AgainstWinsLossesTiesShutoutsSave %Goals Against Average
Ilana Friedman
Caitlin Whitlock
Kristen Olychuck

Postseason

DateLocationOpponentScoreNotes
Feb. 26Heritage CenterMinnesota Duluth2-6Emmanuelle Blais scores 4 goals [16]
Feb. 27Heritage CenterMinnesota Duluth1-3Bulldogs sweep series

International

Awards and honors

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