List of Minnesota Whitecaps records

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This is a list of franchise records for the Minnesota Whitecaps during their time in the Premier Hockey Federation.

Contents

Regular season

All players

Points

Source. [1] :Sort by TP

Regular Season Points Leaders
PlayerCountryPosGP Pts
Jonna Albers Flag of the United States.svg F85100
Allie Thunstrom Flag of the United States.svg F6466
Amanda Boulier Flag of the United States.svg F6248
Audra Morrison Flag of the United States.svg F4839
Sydney Baldwin Flag of the United States.svg F4730

Goals

Source. [1] :Sort by G

Regular Season Goals Leaders
PlayerCountryPosGP G
Allie Thunstrom Flag of the United States.svg F6447
Jonna Albers Flag of the United States.svg F8542
Audra Morrison Flag of the United States.svg F4820
Sydney Baldwin Flag of the United States.svg D4713
Amanda Boulier Flag of the United States.svg D6211
Meaghan Pezon Flag of the United States.svg F5311
Nicole Schammel Flag of the United States.svg F3911

Assists

Source. [1] :Sort by A

Regular Season Assists Leaders
PlayerCountryPosGP A
Jonna Albers Flag of the United States.svg F8558
Amanda Boulier Flag of the United States.svg D6237
Allie Thunstrom Flag of the United States.svg F6419
Audra Morrison Flag of the United States.svg F4819
Meaghan Pezon Flag of the United States.svg F5318

Games played

Source. [1] :Sort by GP

Regular Season Games Played Leaders
PlayerCountryPosGP
Jonna Albers Flag of the United States.svg F85
Stephanie Anderson Flag of the United States.svg LW65
Allie Thunstrom Flag of the United States.svg F64
Amanda Boulier Flag of the United States.svg D62
Chelsey Brodt-Rosenthal Flag of the United States.svg D60

Penalty minutes

Source. [1] :Sort by PIM

Regular Season PIM Leaders
PlayerCountryPosGP PIM
Chelsey Brodt-Rosenthal Flag of the United States.svg D6056
Jonna Albers Flag of the United States.svg F8552
Emma Stauber Flag of the United States.svg D5846
Stephanie Anderson Flag of the United States.svg LW6544
Amanda Boulier Flag of the United States.svg D6236
Sydney Baldwin Flag of the United States.svg D4736

Game-winning goals

PlayerCtryPosGPGWG
Allie Thunstrom Flag of the United States.svg F443
Haylea Schmid Flag of the United States.svg F443
Audra Morrison Flag of the United States.svg F442
Jonna Curtis Flag of the United States.svg F442
Meaghan Pezon Flag of the United States.svg F442
Nicole Schammel Flag of the United States.svg F222

Power-play goals

PlayerCtryPosGPPPG
Jonna Curtis Flag of the United States.svg F444
Meghan Lorence Flag of the United States.svg F444
Sydney Baldwin Flag of the United States.svg F444
Allie Thunstrom Flag of the United States.svg F443

Short-handed goals

PlayerCtryPosGPSHG
Allie Thunstrom Flag of the United States.svg F442
Meghan Lorence Flag of the United States.svg F442
Audra Morrison Flag of the United States.svg F441
Nicole Schammel Flag of the United States.svg F221

Defenders

Points

Source. [2] :Sort by TP

Regular Season Defensive Points Leaders
PlayerCountryPosGP Pts
Amanda Boulier Flag of the United States.svg D6248
Sydney Baldwin Flag of the United States.svg D4730
Patti Marshall Flag of the United States.svg D4419
Sidney Morin Flag of the United States.svg D2417
Emma Stauber Flag of the United States.svg D5812

Goaltenders

Games played

Source. [1] :Sort by GP

Goaltender Regular Season Games Played Leaders
PlayerCountryGP
Amanda Leveille Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 71
Jenna Brenneman Flag of the United States.svg 12
Julie Friend Flag of the United States.svg 10
Allie Morse Flag of the United States.svg 7
Sydney Rossman Flag of the United States.svg 4

Wins

Source. [1] :Sort by W

Goaltender Regular Season Wins Leaders
PlayerCountryWins
Amanda Leveille Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 43
Jenna Brenneman Flag of the United States.svg 2
Allie Morse Flag of the United States.svg 2
Julie Friend Flag of the United States.svg 1
Breanna Blesi Flag of the United States.svg 1

Shutouts

Source. [1] :Sort by SO

Goaltender Regular Season Shutouts Leaders
PlayerCountrySO
Amanda Leveille Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 7
Julie Friend Flag of the United States.svg 1

Goals against average

Source. [1] :Sort by GAA

Regular Season Goals Against Average Leaders
PlayerCountryGAA
Allie Morse Flag of the United States.svg 1.97
Amanda Leveille Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 2.24
Breanna Blesi Flag of the United States.svg 3.32
Jenna Brenneman Flag of the United States.svg 3.40
Julie Friend Flag of the United States.svg 3.77

Save percentage

Source. [1] :Sort by SV%

Regular Season Save Percentage Leaders
PlayerCountrySv%
Amanda Leveille Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 0.930
Breanna Blesi Flag of the United States.svg 0.904
Jenna Brenneman Flag of the United States.svg 0.902
Chantal Burke Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 0.889
Allie Morse Flag of the United States.svg 0.885

Playoffs

All players

Points

Source. [3] :Sort by TP

Playoff Points Leaders
PlayerCountryPosGP Pts
Jonna Albers Flag of the United States.svg F1015
Allie Thunstrom Flag of the United States.svg F78
Audra Morrison Flag of the United States.svg F56
Patti Marshall Flag of the United States.svg D55
Meaghan Pezon Flag of the United States.svg F64
Sydney Baldwin Flag of the United States.svg D74

Goals

Source. [3] :Sort by G

Playoff Goals Leaders
PlayerCountryPosGP G
Allie Thunstrom Flag of the United States.svg F77
Jonna Albers Flag of the United States.svg F105
Audra Morrison Flag of the United States.svg F54
Hannah Brandt Flag of the United States.svg C22
Brittyn Fleming Flag of the United States.svg LW32

Assists

Source. [3] :Sort by A

Playoff Assists Leaders
PlayerCountryPosGP A
Jonna Albers Flag of the United States.svg F1010
Patti Marshall Flag of the United States.svg D55
Audra Morrison Flag of the United States.svg F54
Meaghan Pezon Flag of the United States.svg F63
Sydney Baldwin Flag of the United States.svg D73
Nina Rodgers Flag of the United States.svg F23
Liz Schepers Flag of the United States.svg C/LW33

Games played

Source. [3] :Sort by GP

Playoff Games Played Leaders
PlayerCountryPosGP
Jonna Albers Flag of the United States.svg F10
Emma Stauber Flag of the United States.svg D9
Amanda Boulier Flag of the United States.svg D8
Stephanie Anderson Flag of the United States.svg LW8
Allie Thunstrom Flag of the United States.svg F7
Sydney Baldwin Flag of the United States.svg D7
Winny Brodt-Brown Flag of the United States.svg D7
Chelsey Brodt-Rosenthal Flag of the United States.svg D7

Penalty minutes

Source. [3] :Sort by PIM

Playoff Penalty Minutes Leaders
PlayerCountryPosGP PIM
Jonna Albers Flag of the United States.svg F104
Patti Marshall Flag of the United States.svg D54
Lauren Kapetanovic Flag of the United States.svg F44
Lisa Martinson Flag of the United States.svg D54
Chelsey Brodt-Rosenthal Flag of the United States.svg D74

Game-winning goals

PlayerCtryPosGPGWG
Allie Thunstrom Flag of the United States.svg F51
Haylea Schmid Flag of the United States.svg F31

Power-play goals

PlayerCtryPosGPPPG
Meaghan Pezon Flag of the United States.svg F41

Short-handed goals

The Whitecaps have not scored any short-handed goals in the playoffs.

Defenders

Points

Source. [4] :Sort by TP

Playoff Defensive Points Leaders
PlayerCountryPosGP Pts
Patti Marshall Flag of the United States.svg D55
Sydney Baldwin Flag of the United States.svg D74
Lee Stecklein Flag of the United States.svg D22
Sidney Morin Flag of the United States.svg D32
Amanda Boulier Flag of the United States.svg D82
Winny Brodt-Brown Flag of the United States.svg D72

Goaltenders

Games played

Source. [3] :Sort by GP

Goaltender Playoff Games Played Leaders
PlayerCountryGP
Amanda Leveille Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 10

Wins

Source. [3] :Sort by W

Goaltender Playoff Wins Leaders
PlayerCountryWins
Amanda Leveille Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 7

Shutouts

Source. [3] :Sort by SO

Goaltender Playoff Shutouts Leaders
PlayerCountrySO
Amanda Leveille Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 2

Goals against average

Source. [3] :Sort by GAA

Goaltender Playoff Goals Against Average Leaders
PlayerCountryGAA
Amanda Leveille Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 1.78

Save percentage

Source. [3] :Sort by SV%

Goaltender Playoff Save Percentage Leaders
PlayerCountrySV%
Amanda Leveille Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 0.949

Franchise records

Franchise single season

Franchise Single Season Records
Most points36 2019–20 a
Most wins17 2019–20
Most losses13 2021–22 b
Most overtime losses3 2022–23 c
Most goals for106 2019–20
Most goals against66 2022–23
Fewest points24 2018–19 d
Fewest wins6 2021–22
Fewest losses4 2018–19
Fewest overtime losses0 2018–19
Fewest goals for53 2018–19
Fewest goals against34 2018–19
Most penalty minutes202 2021–22
Fewest penalty minutes118 2018–19
Most shutouts3 2019–20

Notes

1. The 2020–21 season is excluded from records because it was an abbreviated season due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
2. ^a The 2019–20 season had 24 games per team.
3. ^b The 2021–22 season had 20 games per team.
4. ^c The 2022–23 season had 24 games per team. Also, during this season, the PHF started awarding three points for a win.
5. ^d The 2018–19 season had 16 games per team.


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