2009–10 Wisconsin Badgers women's ice hockey season

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2009–10 Wisconsin Badgers
women's ice hockey season
Wisconsin Badgers logo.svg
Camp Randall Hockey Classic champions
Conference4th WCHA
Home ice Kohl Center
Rankings
USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine—
USCHO.com/CBS College Sports—
Record
Overall18-15-3
Conference12-9-1
Home10-8-2
Road8-6-1
Neutral0-1-0
Coaches and captains
Head coach Tracey DeKeyser (interim)
Assistant coaches Peter Johnson
Jackie Friesen
Captain(s)Jasmine Giles
Wisconsin Badgers women's ice hockey seasons
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Offseason

Regular season

Standings

2009–10 Western Collegiate Hockey Association standings
ConferenceOverall
GPWLTSOWPTSGFGAGPWLTGFGA
Minnesota Duluth†*282062143905541318213883
Minnesota†281864343914940269512974
St. Cloud State 28111164327077371514896103
Wisconsin 28151210318463361815310782
Ohio State 281213312890943717155122117
Bemidji State 289127328476438121976598
Minnesota State 285185318499234722566117
North Dakota 28719201644713482246192
Championship:
† indicates conference regular season champion;* indicates conference tournament champion
Updated July 21, 2024

Roster

NumberPlayerPositionClassHeight
20Brooke AmmermanFSo5-8
9Mallory DeluceFJr5-7
26Anne DronenDJr5-3
7Meghan DugganFJr5-9
14Maria EvansFJr5-4
12Jasmine GilesFSr5-7
4Brittany HaverstockDSo5-6
3Olivia JakielDJr5-10
29Nikki KaasaGSo5-10
23Hilary KnightFJr5-11
17Emily KranzFSr5-7
35Alannah McCreadyGSr5-6
2Kelly NashFJr5-6
27Carolyne PrévostFSo
11Kyla SandersFSr5-6
22Malee WindmeierDJr5-9

Schedule

DateTimeOpponentScoreRecord
10/2/20097:07 PMvs North DakotaLoss, 2-0 [14] 0-1-0
10/3/20097:07 PMvs North DakotaWin, 3-0 [15] 1-1-0
10/10/20097:00 PMat Bemidji StateLoss, 1-0 [16] 1-2-0
10/11/20094:00 PMat Bemidji StateWin, 3-1 [17] 2-2-0
10/23/20097:07 PMvs Ohio StateLoss, 4-32-3-0
10/24/20097:07 PMvs Ohio StateWin, 5-33-3-0
10/30/20092:07 PMvs MinnesotaWin, 4-24-3-0
11/1/20092:00 PMvs MinnesotaWin, 5-25-3-0
11/6/20092:00 AMvs Robert MorrisLoss, 3-15-4-0
11/7/20092:07 PMRobert MorrisWin, 3-2 (OT)6-4-0
11/12/20097:07 PMWayne StateTie, 2-26-4-1
11/13/20092:07 PMWayne StateWin, 6-27-4-1
11/20/20092:07 PMat St. Cloud StateWin, 2-18-4-1
11/21/20092:07 PMat St. Cloud StateLoss, 4-28-5-1
11/27/20097:00 PMat ProvidenceTie, 2-28-5-2
11/28/20097:00 PMat ProvidenceWin, 4-19-5-2
12/4/20092:07 PMvs Minnesota DuluthWin, 3-110-5-2
12/6/20092:07 PMvs Minnesota DuluthTie, 2-210-5-3
12/11/20097:07 PMat Minnesota StateWin, 3-011-5-3
12/12/20093:07 PMat Minnesota StateWin, 6-212-5-3
1/5/20107:07 PMvs U.S. Select TeamLoss, 9-012-6-3
1/8/20107:07 PMat North DakotaLoss, 3-112-7-3
1/9/20107:37 PMat North DakotaWin, 2-013-7-3
1/16/20107:07 PMat Minnesota DuluthLoss, 5-313-8-3
1/17/20104:07 PMat Minnesota DuluthLoss, 2-113-9-3
1/22/20102:07 PMvs St. Cloud StateWin, 5-314-9-3
1/23/20102:07 PMvs St. Cloud StateLoss, 4-314-10-3
1/29/20106:00 PMat Ohio StateLoss, 5-414-11-3
1/30/20103:00 PMat Ohio StateWin, 3-215-11-3
2/6/2010TBAvs Bemidji StateWin, 6-116-11-3
2/7/20102:07 PMvs Bemidji StateLoss, 2-016-12-3
2/12/20102:07 PMvs Minnesota StateLoss, 5-316-13-3
2/14/201012:00 PMvs Minnesota StateWin, 6-017-13-3
2/19/20106:07 PMat MinnesotaWin, 4-318-13-3
2/20/20106:07 PMat MinnesotaLoss, 3-218-14-3

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Player stats

= Indicates team leader

Skaters

PlayerGamesGoalsAssistsPointsPoints/gamePIMGWGPPGSHG
Brooke Ammerman352018381.085744640
Mallory Deluce321319321.000026230
Brianna Decker271512271.000020341
Carolyne Prévost321115260.81250321
Jasmine Giles361213250.694456041
Kelly Nash35518230.657140130
Geena Prough3389170.51524020
Saige Pacholok36313160.444438010
Stefanie McKeough36114150.416737000
Kyla Sanders3456110.323522000
Breann Frykas367180.222220100
Anne Dronen361670.194442100
Brittany Haverstock360770.194428000
Alev Kelter221560.272720110
Emily Kranz362350.13894000
Malee Windmeier122240.333314001
Maria Evans340220.05880000
Lauren Unser271010.03700000
Olivia Jakiel90110.11110000
Carla Pentimone170000.00000000
Becca Ruegsegger210000.00000000
Derya Kelter200000.00002000
Alannah McCready170000.00000000

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Goaltenders

PlayerGamesWinsLossesTiesGoals againstMinutesGAAShutoutsSavesSave %
Alannah McCready17980369982.16472375.912
Becca Ruegsegger219734511792.28992439.907

Postseason

WCHA playoffs

DateTimeOpponentScoreNotes
02/26/20107:00 PMvs Ohio State1-3Natalie Spooner gets a hat trick [20]
02/27/20107:00 PMvs Ohio State3-4 (OT)Ohio State sweeps series

Awards and honors

Preseason honors

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