2022-23 Penn State Women's Hockey Media Guide

Pegula Ice Arena, which opened on September 9, 2013, features two ice surfaces: a main rink, home to Penn State’s varsity hockey programs, and a community rink. The main arena seats 5,704 fans, including a 1,000seat student section.

The two-sheet facility is home to the Nittany Lions. The building hosts a 5,000-square foot weight room, hydrotherapy training room, steam room, team lounge and locker room area. It has the best of amenities for student-athletes and coaches alike.

When visitors come to Hockey Valley, they will experience some of the best amenities college hockey has to offer. Pegula Ice Arena has an interactive history of Penn State Hockey, as well as concession stands, suites, loge boxes and club seats.

Additionally, the arena’s ability to house state-of-the-art media and broadcasting facilities allows it to host National Hockey League and American Hockey League games, bringing hockey’s best to Hockey Val ley. September 26, 2016, served as the first NHL event inside the Pegula Ice Arena as the Buffalo Sabres hosted the Minnesota Wild in an exhibition game.

Centre County is also able to take advantage of the community rink, which will be open nearly 360 days per year for public use. The rink seats 300 fans and features eight locker rooms in order to host local youth hockey, university recreation and skating programs.

HISTORIC DATES

QUICK FACTS / SCHEDULE

PENN STATE UNIVERSITY

Location University Park, Pa. Founded 1855

Enrollment 46,270

Nickname Nittany Lions Colors Blue and White Conference College Hockey America (CHA)

Home Facility ..................................Pegula Ice Arena (5,782)

President Dr. Neeli Bendapudi

V.P. For Intercollegiate Athletics Dr. Patrick Kraft

Senior Women’s Administrator Dr. Lauren Rhodes

Faculty Representative Dennis Scanlon

Hockey Michael Cross Website www.GoPSUsports.com

COACHING

Head Coach

Jeff Kampersal 6th Season at Penn State 70-57-35 School Record (Five Seasons) 397-318-93 Career Record (25 Seasons) Alma Mater — Princeton, ’92 jdk55@psu.edu

Associate Head Coach Allison Coomey 6th Season (Niagara, ’02) aec72@psu.edu

Assistant Coach Makenna Newkirk 1st Season (BC, ’19) psuwomenshockey@athletics.psu.edu

Hockey Office Pegula Ice Arena University Drive University Park, PA 16802

Office Phone (814) 867-7458 2021-22 18-10-5 2021-22 8-3-3

SEPTEMBER

2022-23 Schedule Information

Sat. 17 + at RIT

Rochester, N.Y. 2 p.m.

Thu. 22 WISCONSIN University Park, Pa. 7 p.m.

Fri. 23 WISCONSIN University Park, Pa. 7 p.m.

Fri. 30 Minnesota Duluth Canton, N.Y. 4 p.m.

OCTOBER

Sat. 1 at St. Lawrence Canton, N.Y. 2 p.m.

Fri. 7 COLGATE University Park, Pa. 2:30 p.m.

Sat. 8 COLGATE University Park, Pa. 1 p.m.

Fri. 14 at Boston College Chestnut Hill, Mass. 6 p.m.

Sat. 15 at Boston College Chestnut Hill, Mass. 2 p.m.

Sun. 23 FRANKLIN PIERCE University Park, Pa. 2 p.m.

Mon. 24 FRANKLIN PIERCE University Park, Pa. 2 p.m.

Fri. 28 at Lindenwood St. Charles, Mo. 8:10 p.m.

Sat. 29 at Lindenwood St. Charles, Mo. 2 p.m.

NOVEMBER

Fri. 4 * MERCYHURST

University Park, Pa. 2 p.m.

Sat. 5 * MERCYHURST Univeristy Park, Pa. TBA

Sun. 13 BROWN University Park, Pa. TBA

Mon. 14 BROWN University Park, Pa. 2 p.m.

Fri. 18 at Yale New Haven, Conn. 6 p.m.

Sat. 19 at Yale New Haven, Conn. 3 p.m.

Fri. 25 Minnesota Las Vegas, Nev. TBA

DECEMBER

Sat. 3 * SYRACUSE

University Park, Pa. TBA

Sun. 4 * SYRACUSE University Park, Pa. 2 p.m.

Fri. 30 LIU University Park, Pa. 2 p.m.

Sat. 31 LIU University Park, Pa. TBA

JANUARY

Fri. 13 * RIT

University Park, Pa. 6 p.m.

Sat. 14 * RIT University Park, Pa. 2 p.m.

Sun. 22 * at Mercyhurst Erie, Pa. 5 p.m.

Mon. 23 * at Mercyhurst Erie, Pa. 2 p.m.

Fri. 27 * LINDENWOOD University Park, Pa. 6 p.m.

Sat. 28 * LINDENWOOD University Park, Pa. 2 p.m.

FEBRUARY

Fri. 3 * at Syracuse Syracuse, N.Y. 6 p.m.

Sat. 4 * at Syracuse Syracuse, N.Y. 3 p.m.

Fri. 17 * at RIT Rochester, N.Y. 2 p.m.

Sat. 18 * at RIT Rochester, N.Y. 1 p.m.

Fri. 24 ^ CHA Semifinals TBD TBA

Sun. 26 ^ CHA Semifinals TBD TBA

MARCH

Fri. 3 CHA Championship TBD TBA

Sat. 4 CHA Championship TBD TBA

Fri. 10 Women's Frozen Four Duluth, Minn. TBA

Sun. 19 National Championship Duluth, Minn. TBA

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

The 2-3

Head 8-9 10

Vice President Patrick 11-12

Penn State University President Dr. Neeli Bendapudi 12 Hockey 13 15-40

2021-22 49-50 52-53

No. Name

3 Alyssa Machado

Pos. Yr. Ht. S/C Hometown

Last Team

F Jr. 5-6 R Mississauga, Ontario Oakville Jr. Hornets

4 Maeve Connolly F Jr. 5-4 L West Roxbury, Mass. Noble & Greenough School

5 Karley Garcia D So.. 5-7 R Roseville, Calif. North America Hockey Academy

6 Carrie Byrnes F Jr. 5-4 L Eden Prairie, Minn. Eden Prairie High School

7 Olivia Wallin F Jr. 5-7 R Oakville, Ontario Etobicoke Jr. Dolphins

9 Lexi Bedier F So. 5-8 L Calgary, Alberta Rink Hockey Academy Kelowna

10 Leah Stecker D Fr. 5-9 R Randolph, N.J. Philadelphia Jr. Flyers

11 Kiara Zanon F Jr. 5-5 L Fairport, N.Y. Kingston Jr. Ice Wolves

13 Rene Gangarosa D Gr. 5-10 L Rochester, N.Y. Niagara Jr. Purple Eagles

14 Julie Gough F Sr. 5-8 R Newcastle, Ontario Durham West Lightning

15 Tessa Janecke F Fr. 5-8 L Orangeville, Ill. North America Hockey Academy

16 Maddy Christian F Fr. 5-7 L Elk River, Minn. Elk River High School

17 Kendall Butze D Fr. 5-3 L Cleveland, Ohio Bishop Kearney Selects

19 Mya Vaslet F So. 5-9 L Stittsville, Ontario Etobicoke Jr. Dolphins

22 Katelyn Roberts F Fr. 5-7 R Chanhassen, Minn. Chaska-Chanhassen

24 Lyndie Lobdell D Jr. 5-7 R Aurora, Ill. Chicago Mission

25 Courtney Correia F Sr. 5-6 L Whitby, Ontario Toronto Aeros

26 Mallory Uihlein D Sr. 5-7 R Edina, Minn. Edina High School

27 Izzy Heminger D Sr. 5-4 R Dublin, Ohio Ohio AAA Blue Jackets

28 Eleri MacKay F Jr. 5-6 L Brookfield, Wisc. Chicago Mission

30 Josie Bothun G Jr. 5-6 L Wyoming, Minn. Forest Lake Area High School

31 Annie Spring G Jr. 5-6 L Winnetka, Ill. Chicago Mission

35 Katie DeSa G Fr. 5-8 L Pawcatuck, Conn. St. George's School

Head Coach: Jeff Kampersal (Sixth Season)

Assistant Coach: Allison Coomey (Sixth Season)

Assistant Coach: Makenna Newkirk (First Season)

Director of Operations: Brian Suslow

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

No. Name Lexi Bedier Josie Bothun Kendall Butze Carrie Byrnes Christian Connolly Courtney Correia DeSa Gangarosa Garcia Gough Heminger Janecke

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

Bedier beh-DEER Bothun BAWTH-un Butze BUTT-z-ee DeSa Dee-SUH Correia Ka-REA

Gangarosa GAIN-gah-row-sah Gough GOFF Heminger HEM-in-grr (hard G) Janecke JAN-ick-ee Eleri MacKay EL-er-ee Ma-KAI Uihlein YOU-line Vaslet VAS-let Wallin Wall-EEN Kiara Zanon Kee-ARE-ah ZAN-in

LIONS BY POSITION

Defense (7): Butze, Gangarosa, Garcia, Heminger, Lobdell, Stecker, Ui hlein

Forward (13): Bedier, Byrnes, Christian, Con nolly, Correia, Gough, Janecke, Machado, MacKay, Roberts, Vaslet, Wallin, Zanon

Goalie (3): Bothun, DeSa, Spring

Equipment Manager: Logan Fischer

Athletic Trainer: Emily Campbell

Captain: Rene Gangarosa, Mallory Uihlein, and Kiara Zanon

Alternate Captains: NA

LIONS BY STATE

California (1): Garcia Connecticut (1): DeSa Illinois (3): Janecke, Lobdell, Spring

Massachusetts (1): Connolly

Minnesota (5): Byrnes, Bothun, Christian, Roberts, Uihlein

New Jersey (1): Stecker

New York (2): Gangarosa, Zanon

Ohio (2): Butze, Heminger

Wisconsin (1): MacKay

LIONS BY PROVINCE

Alberta (1): Bedier Ontario (5): Correia, Gough, Machado, Vaslet, Wallin

LIONS BY COUNTRY

Canada (6): Bedier, Correia, Gough, Machado, Vaslet, Wallin

United States (17): Bothun, Butze, Byrnes, Christian, Con nolly, DeSa, Gangarosa, Garcia, Heminger, Janecke, Lobdell, MacKay, Roberts, Spring, Steck er, Uihlein, Zanon

LIONS BY ELIGIBILITY

Graduate Student (4): Correia, Gangarosa, Heminger, MacKay, Senior (2): Gough, Uihlein

Junior (8): Bothun, Byrnes, Con nolly, Lobdell, Machado, Spring, Wallin, Zanon

Sophomore (3): Bedier, Garcia, Vaslet

Freshmen (6): Butze, Christian, DeSa, Janecke, Roberts, Stecker

COACH JEFF KAMPERSAL

One of the winningest and well-respected coach es in women’s ice hockey history, Jeff Kampersal has taken the Penn State women’s hockey pro gram to new heights and now enters his sixth season at the helm of the Penn State program in 2022-23. The 2020-21 CHA Coach of the Year and AHCA National Coach of the Year finalist led a re cord-breaking Nittany Lion team to its first CHA regular-season championship in 2020-21 and has amassed 34 wins over the last two seasons, the most over two years in program history.

Penn State senior who has best represented the university through extracurricular activities and community service.

Kampersal was named Penn State head coach on June 1, 2017. The head coach of the Princeton Tigers for 21 seasons, Kampersal garnered ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year honors three times and Ivy League Coach of the Year accolades twice.

He guided the Tigers to two Ivy League Cham pionships (2005-06 & 2015-16) and two NCAA Tournament appearances (2005-06 & 2015-16).

JEFF KAMPERSAL COACH Season '92

OVERALL RECORD 397-318-93 (27 Seasons)

PENN STATE RECORD 70-57-35 (Six Seasons)

YEAR-BY-YEAR

1996-97 13-16 1997-98 12-16-2 1998-99 15-14-1

1999-00 11-13-5 13-13-3

2001-02 15-11-3

2002-03 20-9-2

2003-04 20-11 2004-05 16-10-5 2005-06 21-8-4 2006-07 16-12-3

2007-08 14-12-6 2008-09 18-11-2 2009-10 13-14-4

2010-11 16-14-1

2011-12 12-15-4 2012-13 11-16-2

2013-14 14-13-4 2014-15 15-14-2

2015-16 22-9-2

2016-17 20-10-3

2017-18 10-15-11

2018-19 13-14-9 2019-20 13-15-8 2020-21 16-3-2 2021-22 18-10-5 2022-23 0-0

TOTAL 397-318-93

His coaching excellence at both the collegiate level and the international level with USA Hockey has brought a steadying veteran leadership to the up-and-coming Nittany Lions. Kampersal currently ranks sixth in career victories among active Division I women’s hockey coaches with 397, a total that also ranks sixth all-time.

Penn State’s 2020-21 team secured its first No. 1 seed in the College Hockey America tournament, its first top-ten national ranking in botht the US CHO.com and USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine polls, and broke several team records both of fensively and defensively. Seven of his players on the 2020-21 squad received All-CHA honors, also a program record. Under Kampersal’s direction, two Nittany Lion freshmen broke through as a pair of the nation's top performers.

Kiara Zanon became the first Patty Kazmaier fi nalist in team history and was named the WHCA National Rookie of the Year while teammate Josie Bothun was chosen as the team’s first na tional goalie of the year finalist while also being named the USCHO.com National Rookie of the Year. These two players in addition to several other key contributors elevated their individual play and bought in to an unselfish team culture that led to the Nittany Lions' title season.

Kampersal’s team has showcased defensive excellence since his arrival, highlighted in the 2019-20 season by seven total shutout victories, a single-season program high. Penn State’s in creased competitiveness has resulted in marquee program victories of late, including a win over fifth-ranked Colgate, 4-2, in 2018-19, the highestranked win in program history.

Kampersal’s arrival impacted Penn state imme diately on the ice in his first season in 2017-18, when Penn State allowed a CHA-best 1.92 goals per game, an improvement of more than a goal per game from the previous season.

In addition to his on-ice guidance, Kampersal has built and sustained a program culture of excel lence both in the classroom and in the commu nity. Since Kampersal’s arrival in Hockey Valley, Penn State women’s hockey recorded back-toback perfect academic progress rates according to the latest NCAA APR reports, which measures eligibility, retention and graduation of the pro gram’s student-athletes. The Nittany Lions have also had 66 All-CHA Academic team honorees and 61 Academic All-Big Ten winners during his tenure.

The 2018-19 team captain Kelsey Crow was the recipient of Penn State’s prestigious Eric A. Walker Award, an award given to a graduating

Kampersal’s student-athletes earned 68 All-East ern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Hockey honors, 54 All-Ivy League selections, five Patty Kazmaier Award nominees and two American Hockey Coaches Association (AHCA) All-Amer ica plaudits.

During his final two seasons at Princeton, Kam persal guided the Tigers to a 42-19-5 cumulative record that included the 2016 Ivy League Cham pionship and an NCAA Tournament at-large berth.

The 2016-17 campaign saw Princeton compile an overall record of 20-10-3, falling to eventual national champion Clarkson in the ECAC Tourna ment semifinals. During the season, the Tigers recorded seven wins over ranked teams, had a Patty Kazmaier top-10 finalist, the USCHO.com National Rookie of the Year, six All-Ivy League members and four All-ECAC members, including the Goalie and Rookie of the Year. Princeton was ranked No. 9 in the final 2016-17 USCHO.com poll.

In 2015-16, Kampersal directed Princeton to its winningest season in program history to date. The Tigers compiled a 22-9-2 record, won the Ivy League title, had an NCAA Tournament bid and Kampersal earned Ivy League and ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year honors.

Kampersal’s experience as a coach with USA Hockey includes guiding the USA Women’s Hockey Under-18 Team to silver medals at the 2013 and 2014 International Ice Hockey Federa tion (IIHF) World Women’s U18 Championships. He also served on the coaching staff of the USA Women’s Select Festival from 2004-06.

A 1992 Princeton graduate with a degree in psy chology, Kampersal served as the men’s hockey team’s captain as a senior. An All-Ivy League and All-ECAC selection, Kampersal was awarded the 1941 Championship Trophy, given to the Prince ton player who best represents the winning spirit of the 1941 championship team.

From Beverly, Massachusetts, Kampersal played high school hockey at St. John’s Prep in Dan vers, Massachusetts, and was inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame in 2009.

A 10th-round selection of the National Hockey League’s New York Islanders in the 1988 entry draft, Kampersal played for the ECHL’s Richmond Renegades and the AHL’s Capital District Island ers.

Kampersal and his wife, Eileen, have a daughter, Keira, and a son, Jack.

COACHING STAFF

ALLISON COOMEY Sixth Season

Allison Coomey, the program's appointed associate head coach in 2020-21, is one of the most decorated and accomplished coaches in the sport and enters her sixth season with a rising Penn State women’s hockey program in 2022-23. Also a leader within USA Hockey, Coomey has provided invaluable intangibles to the Nittany Lions' program.

Primarily responsible for coaching defense, Coomey’s leadership has turned the Nittany Lions into one of the best defensive units in the country by allow ing just 1.96 goals per game over 141 games the last four seasons.

At the 2019 America Hockey Coaches Association Convention, Coomey re ceived the AHCA Women’s Hockey Assistant Coach of the Year award for her outstanding career resume, which includes helping the Nittany Lions to backto-back College Hockey America (CHA) semifinal appearances.

Coomey, as a part of the Penn State staff, has helped student-athletes achieve CHA honors. A total of 13 Nittany Lions were named to All-CHA rosters, in cluding four All-CHA First Team performers, six All-CHA Second Team hon orees, along with a CHA Rookie of the Year and four All-CHA Rookie Team members.

oomey came to the Nittany Lions after spending nine seasons with Boston University where she helped the Terriers qualify for the NCAA Tournament six times, including a pair of NCAA Championship appearances in 2011 and 2013. While at BU, Coomey coached four Olympians who combined to win six gold medals for the Canadian National Team at the 2010 and 2014 Winter Olympic Games.

Selected for various international coaching roles with USA Hockey, Coomey was most recently named head coach for the 2022 Collegiate Select Team roster. She was a team scout for the USA National Team roster at the 2022 Beijing Games. Coomey was named the head coach for the U22 roster at the 2022 USA Hockey Women's National Festival, the same role she held in 2021. Coomey was named an assistant coach for the USA senior national team for the 2021 IIHF World Championship team. She was also a member of USA Hockey's scouting staff at the 2019 IIHF U18 Women's World Championship. She also has experience as a Team USA Camp instructor at the Women's Na tional Festival and Women's National Winter Camp.

A four-year letterwinner at Niagara, Coomey returned to her alma mater as an assistant coach (2004-08), helping the Purple Eagles reach the CHA title game twice. Her duties included serving as Niagara’s recruiting coordinator, working with the forwards, coordinating the team's community service efforts and overseeing the team's academic program.

Coomey served as an assistant coach at Plattsburgh in 2003-04 where she helped guide the Cardinals to the 2004 Eastern Collegiate Athletic Confer ence (ECAC) West Division III regular season title and the NCAA Division III semifinals.

The Baldwinsville, New York, native earned two degrees from Niagara, a bach elor's degree in education in 2002 and a master's degree in school counseling in 2008. She was a two-time ECAC All-Academic Team member and earned a spot on the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference All-Academic Team. Following graduation, Coomey completed an internship as the assistant women's hock ey coach at Connecticut College and was also a volunteer lacrosse coach for the 2002-03 season. She has also worked numerous hockey camps, including the USA Hockey Development Camp.

Coomey was a two-sport letterwinner at Niagara, playing ice hockey and la crosse from 1998-2002. On the ice, she served as an alternate captain during her senior season and helped the team to its most successful campaign in

MAKENNA

reer with the Eagles ranking on the top 10 career list in almost every offensive category for the program: fifth in points (189), sixth in goals (73), third in assists (116), fourth in game-winning goals (14) and power-play goals (21), tied for fifth in plus/minus (+123). The two-time team captain, one of just seven in pro gram history, was one of the most well-rounded and gifted players in college hockey. She finished each of her four seasons ranked in the top 25 in the nation in scoring, the only player in the country to do so in each of those four seasons.

The Scottsdale, Arizona native also competed for USA Hockey on the U22 National Team, was an invitee to teh Olympic Tryouts for teh 2018 Pyeongyang Games and attended three National Team Festivals.

Newkirk was the seventh overall draft pick in the 2019 NWHL draft and played two seasons in the Professional Women's Hockey Players Association in the New Hampshire Region.

The seasoned professional has had additional coaching exxperience with the North American Hockey Academy at the U16 and U19 levels, along with another assistant coach position at Milton Academy in 2019-20

An elite athlete at the international level and a decorated collegiate hockey student-athlete, Makenna Newkirk enters her first season with Penn State women’s hockey as an assistant coach with a championship mentality. Head coach Jeff Kampersal announced her hiring in the summer of 2022.

Newkirk, a standout women's hockey student-athlete at Boston College, joins the Nittany Lions after spending the previous season as an assistant coach for Brown in the ECAC. Her positive impact behind the bench procedes her as she helped lead the Bears to their best overall record in the last five seasons, includ ing their most wins in ECAC play since 2008-09 and highest finish in the ECAC standings in a decade.

An electric playmaker, Newkirk shined at the collegiate level. She closed her ca

An accomplished administrator with a 15-year career in intercollegiate athlet ics, Dr. Patrick Kraft began his tenure as the Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics on July 1, 2022. Kraft came to Penn State after spending two years as the director of athletics at Boston College. Believing the foundation and future success of an athletics department is based on developing and caring for the whole person, Kraft has a long history of a strong commitment to student-athlete development on and off the playing surface while being an advocate for coaches and staff.

Penn State President Neeli Bendapudi introduced Kraft as the new leader of the Nittany Lions on April 29, 2022.

“Pat is an exceptional and inspiring leader with the vision, experience and drive to excel in this role and to build upon our tradition of intercollegiate athletic success,” said Bendapudi. “Along with having a bold vision for ex cellence and an impressive record of achievement, Pat values teamwork and cares above all about the success and development of student-athletes and coaches on and off the field. With Pat at the helm of our athletics department, the possibilities of what we can accomplish ahead are unlimited.”

Kraft’s career includes leadership roles at Boston College, Temple University, Loyola University Chicago and Indiana University. In addition, he has taught business, sports marketing, and management courses throughout his career and is a former Big Ten football student-athlete.

In his two years as the director of athletics at Boston College, Kraft guided 31 varsity teams, oversaw numerous fundraising efforts, renovated spaces which would have the greatest impact on student-athletes, and was responsible for expanding the department’s mental health and reporting resources. Under his leadership, the Eagles excelled in the classroom and in competition with 70% of all student-athletes earning a 3.00 GPA or better in the 2021 fall and spring semesters and five teams being ranked in the top 25 nationally. Among the other accomplishments for Kraft during his time at Chestnut Hill included Boston College earning its sixth NCAA Championship, and the first for the women’s lacrosse team, the first postseason victory for women’s volleyball, and two bowl game qualifications for the football program.

Under Kraft, Boston College met fundraising goals to support efforts for a future practice facility for the men’s and women’s basketball programs, fully endow head coach positions for ski and women’s ice hockey, support athlet ics scholarships and financial aid, and more. He led $84 million in fundraising and completed more than 11 capital projects. The Student-Athlete Academic Advising space was renovated to support student-athletes in their pursuit of academic excellence, and construction was completed on a new football locker room and training room, as well as the Barry Gallup Sports Medicine Facility, which offers a state-of-the-art saltwater therapy room, new hydro therapy pools, recovery rooms, nutrition centers and rehabilitation spaces, during Kraft’s tenure.

Kraft also led the department into a new apparel and footwear partnership, the largest financial footwear and apparel agreement in Boston College Ath letics history.

Prior to his tenure at Boston College, Kraft served as the director of intercol legiate athletics at Temple University after spending two years as the univer sity’s deputy athletic director.

During his five years at the helm at Temple, Kraft oversaw a department of 180 employees with 19 sports and more than 500 student-athletes. He was responsible for all facets of athletics administration, including academics, NCAA Title IX compliance, diversity and finances, and led the hiring of new head coaches in football, men’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, and field hockey. Along with significant program milestones for women’s lacrosse, fencing, gymnastics, men’s crew and women’s rowing under Kraft’s leader ship, the football team won the 2016 American Athletic Conference Champi onship (AAC) and made five-straight bowl appearances for the first time in school history, the men’s basketball team won the 2015-16 regular season AAC title and the women’s basketball team made the 2017 NCAA Tournament for the first time in five years.

With a focus on student-athlete academic performance, career development and mental health, at Temple, Kraft also led an effort to improve classroom performance resulting in an NCAA Academic Performance Rate (APR) that ranked fourth among Division I FBS institutions in 2018-19, followed by a school record 90% Graduation Success Rate for 2019. He also oversaw plan ning and fundraising efforts for more than $55 million in construction and renovation projects, including the Temple Sports Complex for men’s and women’s soccer, field hockey, women’s lacrosse and track & field, as well as enhancements to locker room facilities for all 19 sports, an all student-athlete lounge, multiple student-athlete nutrition centers and updated practice facili ties for several sports.

Kraft is a current or former member of several committees, including the NCAA Football Oversight Committee, NCAA Football Competition Commit tee, NCAA Women’s Basketball Committee, NCAA Strategic Vision and Plan ning Committee, LEAD1 working group on student-athlete time demands, Collegiate Athletic Leadership Symposium faculty member and AAC finance committee. He served as vice chair of the Athletic Directors of the AAC and has been an invited speaker at the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics annual convention.

Kraft was recognized by Sports Business Journal as “one of the top 40 sports executives under the age of 40” and the Philadelphia Business Journal as “one of the top Business Executives in Philadelphia under the age of 40.” His schol arly work has been published in the International Journal of Sports Marketing and Sponsorship, International Journal of Sport Management and Marketing, Sport Marketing Quarterly and Branding in Sport Business.

A native of Libertyville, Illinois, Kraft earned a bachelor’s degree in sport mar keting management, master’s degree in sport marketing administration and doctoral degree in sport management, all from Indiana University.

Kraft and his wife, Betsy, have a daughter, Annabelle, and son, Joseph. KRAFT

PENN STATE PRESIDENT

In addition to her higher education leadership experience, Bendapudi previ ously served as executive vice president and chief customer officer for Hun tington National Bank and has consulted for some of the world’s largest com panies and organizations, including AIG, Proctor & Gamble, and the U.S. Army.

DR. NEELI BENDAPUDI OF PENN

With a background in the study of consumer behavior in service contexts, her research focuses on customers’ willingness to maintain long-term relation ships with firms and with the brands and employees that represent them. Her work has been published in the Journal of Academic Medicine, Harvard Busi ness Review, Journal of Marketing, Journal of Marketing Research, Journal of Retailing, and Journal of Service Research.

Bendapudi has been recognized for contributions in her field and has been honored at the national and university levels, including with the Academy of Marketing Science Outstanding Marketing Teacher Award. In 2014, she was in ducted into the University of Kansas’ Womens Hall of Fame, which recognizes individuals for significant contributions and achievements, overall impact, and outstanding character.

Neeli Bendapudi has served as the nineteenth president of Penn State since May 9, 2022. With a nearly thirty-year career in academia, President Benda pudi is committed to student success, fostering inclusive excellence, and cre ating opportunities for students, faculty, and staff to thrive.

Raised in India, Bendapudi moved to the United States to pursue her doctoral studies at the University of Kansas and to launch her career as an academic leader and educator.

Bendapudi earned her bachelor’s degree in English and MBA from Andhra University in India and her doctorate in marketing from the University of Kan sas.

Prior to coming to Penn State, where she leads the University’s twenty-fourcampus network and top-ranked online World Campus, Bendapudi was presi dent of the University of Louisville from 2018 to 2021. During this time, she oversaw a series of transformative efforts spanning academics; finance; the health enterprise; philanthropy; athletics; diversity, equity, and inclusion; and more. Under her leadership, the university recruited its largest and most di verse freshman class, reached record enrollment levels, improved four-year graduation rates, increased annual sponsored research, improved the univer sity's financial stability, and stabilized the health system.

Among her professional achievements, Bendapudi has served as provost and executive vice chancellor at the University of Kansas from 2016 to 2018, dean of the School of Business at the University of Kansas from 2011 to 2016, and as founding director of the Initiative for Managing Services at the Ohio State University (OSU) from 2005 to 2011. As an educator, she has taught market ing at the University of Louisville, University of Kansas, Texas A&M University, and OSU.

In addition, Diverse Issues in Higher Education referenced Bendapudi as one of twenty-five women “who have made a difference in the academy” (2021), Enterprising Women recognized her among a select group of women who “are making a difference in business and in the community” (2021), and Lou isville Business First highlighted Bendapudi among twenty-five local leaders named to the publication’s annual list of “Most Admired CEOs” for strong leadership exhibited during a year of unprecedented challenges (2020).

Along with her professional endeavors, Bendapudi is a former Leadership Foundation Fellow, a member of the International Women’s Forum, and serves on the board of the American Council on Education and Internet 2.0.

As leader of Penn State, Bendapudi oversees a research enterprise of more than $1.01 billion and 24 campus locations. Her responsibilities include over sight of two law schools, the internationally recognized online educational en terprise known as Penn State World Campus, and a nearly $3.6 billion health enterprise, including the Penn State College of Medicine, the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center and the Penn State Health network, which extends through out Central Pennsylvania. Penn State’s current enrollment is approximately 89,000 students, and the University boasts the world’s largest dues-paying alumni association in the world.

During her tenure as president of Penn State, Bendapudi is comitted to cre ating opportunities to enable student success in and outside the classroom, supporting faculty and staff in their professional and academic endeavors, and encouraging continued partnership and investment in Penn State by the community, friends and the commonwealth.

WOMEN'S

CARL HECK Senior Associate AD Hockey Administrator

BRYAN LEE Pegula Ice Arena Events Manager

LIZZY FARRELL Marketing Manager

BRIAN SUSLOW Director of Hockey Operations

LOGAN FISCHER Equpiment Manager

JOEY IANIERO Assistant Director Morgan Academic Center

KRISTINA JEFFRIES Performance Enchancement Coach

MARY YOST Assistant Ticket Manager

EMILY CAMPBELL Assistant Athletic Trainer

BRYNN SMITH/ Athletic Student

2021-22 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Season: Doubled her freshman season stats finishing with six goals and five assists for 11 points…Provided offensive impact with 46 shots on goal primarily as a linemate with Natalie Heising and Kiara Zanon.

Holy Cross (10/8): Notched her first multipoint game with a goal and assist pair, including the game winning goal in the second period for the 5-1 win. Brown (10/24): Followed a two-goal lead to start with her second goal of the season on Sunday. Lindenwood (11/5): Tied the game in the third period, scoring off a redirect on Friday from Izzy Heminger. New Hampshire (12/10): Scored her fourth goal of the season on a power play in a PSU 3-0 win. RIT (1/14): Tallied two assists for a 5-0 win. Syracuse (2/4): Tied Friday’s game at 1-1 with a goal in the third period. Cornell (2/8): Racked up one of Penn State’s five goals in their shutout win on Tuesday. RIT (2/18): Tallied one assist midway through the first period in a goal scored by Natalie Heising to take a 1-0 lead, ending in a 2-2 OT tie.

2020-21 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Played 13 games with two goals and three assists...Finished with plus-7 rating and 15 shots on goal...Added an element of speed and toughness to Penn State's lineup.

at Lindenwood (1/29-30): Scored first collegiate goal late in the second period of a 6-2 road win in game one...Picked up first career assist on a secondary helper to tie the game 2-2 in eventual tie. at RIT (2/19): Assisted on opening goal of 5-0 win to help clinch Nittany Lions' first-ever CHA regular season title. at Mercyhurst (2/26): Netted the fourth of fourstraight PSU goals to begin the game in a 5-2 win. vs. Syracuse (3/5): Notched secondary helper on Olivia Wallin's second goal in CHA semifinals.

Selected to the 2019 Canadian National Women's U18 Team Selection Camp roster…Played for the Oakville Jr. Hornets of the PWHL (2017-2020)…Scored 12 goals with 28 assists in 74 games…Skated for Team Ontario Blue at the 2019 U18 National Championship and scored two goals in five games. - 1, eight 2/8/22 - 2 at 1/14/22

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

JUNIOR• West Roxbury, Mass.

Previous & Greenough

SINGLE-GAME

POINTS - 2, twice at RIT, 2/20/21

GOALS - 1, four times last at Mercyhurst, 10/29/21

ASSISTS - 2, at RIT, 2/19/21

MAEVE CONNOLLY

2021-22 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Season: Provided speed and solid two-way play as a versatile forward…Finished season with 27 shots on goal and two points on a goal and assist in 33 games played.

Holy Cross (10/9): Earned first point of the season on an assist in Penn State’s 6-2 win. Mercyhurst (10/29): Scored with the extra attacker on to cut the Lakers’ lead.

2020-21 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Provided excellent two-way play at center in all 21 games...Scored three times and dished out seven assists...Recorded a plus-7 rating.

Lindenwood (11/29): Assisted fellow freshman Carrie Byrnes on opening goal of the season in her collegiate debut. Syracuse (12/6): Passed to Byrnes again for a helper to start Nittany Lions' comeback tie. at Sryacuse (12/11): Netted first collegiate goal from between the circles to open the scoring in 4-3 overtime win. at RIT (2/19-20): Tallied four points in series sweep with first two career multi-point games...Picked up two assists in game one to help clinch Nittany Lions' first CHA regular season title...Scored late in the second period of game two's 5-0 win.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Named captain of the Noble & Greenough varsity hockey team senior season 2019-20…Has played with Nobles since 2014…Won the NEPSAC Division I Championship twice in 2016 and 2018...Was an NEPSAC Finalist in 2019…Earned four ISL Championships 2015-2017 and 2019…Played for the East Coast Wizards U16 team 2017-18…Was named captain of the Nobles cross-country team senior season 2019-20…Won two ISL cross-country championships 2017 and 2018.

PERSONAL

Full name is Maeve Catherine Connolly…Parents are Mary Ann (Mimi) and Thomas Connolly… Has one brother, Owen…Intends to enroll in a business-related field…Born Sept. 7, 2001 in West Roxbury, Mass.

CARRIE BYRNES

2021-22 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Season: Provided forward depth as a winger with 25 games played. Scored a pair goals for two points.

Holy Cross (10/9): Netted first goal of the season from in front of the net in Penn State’s 6-2 nonconference win. Syracuse (11/20): Recorded the Nittany Lions’ first goal of the game early in the first period.

2020-21 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Awards: Chosen CHA Rookie of the Week after three-assist weekend in road series at Robert Morris (1/8-9).

Season: Skated in all 21 games providing valuable playmaking and depth at forward...Scored two goals with three assists including one game-winning score.

Lindenwood (1/29): Opened the scoring for Penn State's first championship season with a goal in her first period of collegiate action in 3-0 victory. Syracuse (12/6): Netted first of two Penn State goals in the third period to tie the game in 2-2 draw. at Robert Morris (1/8-9): Had special two-assist night for first-career multi-point game in game one win... Made great backdoor pass to Julie Gough for game-winning goal in third period...Added another helper on Maeve Connolly's opening score in game two win...Named CHA Rookie of the Week.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Named team captain for Eden Prairie High School team for the 2019-20 season...Earned four varsity letters for the Eagles...Won two section championships in 2016-17 and 201718...Placed third in the Minnesota High School State tournament in 2016-17...Earned AllLake Conference team honors twice (2018-19, 19-20) and honorable mention once (201718)...Recognized by peers as Eden Prairie's rookie of the year (2016-17), most improved player (2017-18) and unsung hero award winner (2018-19)...Lettered in varsity soccer for three years...Named varsity soccer team captain and team forward of the year as a senior... Received All-Lake conference team honors in 2019...Played club hockey for Elite League Red...Earned Academic All-State honors in 2019-20.

Full name is Carrie M. Byrnes...Father is Mike Byrnes...Has a twin brother, Corey...Enrolled in the Division of Undergraduate studies with plans to major in biobehavioral health...Born Sept. 28, 2001 in Morristown, New Jersey.

OLIVIA

CAREER NOTES & RECORDS

Season: 2020-21: Led all freshmen in the country with 13 goals in shortened season...Ranked third on all-time Penn State freshman list with goal total.

Game: Scored the 10th hat trick in Penn State history with three goals at LIU (2/11/22)... Became the seventh different Nittany Lion to score a hat trick.

2021-22 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Season: Skated in 25 games and finished season with seven goals and seven assists….Tallied 68 shots on goal and a +9 rating…Became the 7th Nittany Lion to record a hat trick in Penn State program history.

No. 7/8 Boston College (10/1): Assisted on the Nittany Lions opening goal. St. Cloud St. (1/1): Scored one goal in the first period of a PSU 4-3 loss. RIT (1/14): Had a goal each night in Penn State’s 5-0 win on Friday and the 2-2 tie Saturday. Mercyhurst (1/28): Picked an assist off a redirect from Promersberger to Heising in the game-tying goal in the third period.

LIU (2/11): Achieved three goals in the 10-0 shutout win…Places 10th in Penn State history for hat tricks and is the seventh Nittany Lion to net three in a single game. RIT (2/18): Tallied one assist in the third period for a 2-2 tie. Mercyhurst (2/25): Brought home two points with a goal and assist pair to give the Nittany Lions the lead in the CHA semifinals late in the second period.

2020-21 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Awards: Became one of four Nittany Lions chosen to All-CHA Rookie Team.

Season: Established herself as a "go-to" scoring option in her 19-game rookie season...Led the Nittany Lions with 13 goals scored...Tied with teammate Kiara Zanon for team lead with four game-winning goals...Dished out three assists for 16 points...Had two three-game goal streaks (1/30-2/5 & 2/19-2/26)...Scored five times in the final five games of the season.

Rankings: Led all freshman in Division I women's hockey in goals...Ranked fifth among nation's freshmen in points...Ranked sixth in nation among all skaters in goals scored...Tied for fourth in nation in game-winning scores.

Syracuse (12/5): Netted Penn State's opening goal in her first collegiate game of 2-1 win. at Syracuse (12/11-12): Assisted Natalie Heising on game-tying goal in third period to erase two-goal deficit in eventual 4-3 overtime win in game one...Recorded first career multi-goal game with both of PSU's goals in game two. Mercyhurst (1/23-24): Scored the opening goal in game one's 2-1 win...Netted the eventual game winner in 4-1 game-two win. at Lindenwood (1/30): Buried clutch game-tying goal for 2-2 road tie. Robert Morris (2/5-6): Ripped two highlight-reel goals with quick wrist shot in series sweep...Tied game one after handling great stretch pass from Lyndie Lobdell on breakout...Squashed RMU momentum with clutch goal with 13 seconds left in second period of game two. at Mercyhurst (2/26): Assisted on fourth of four-straight Nittany Lion goals to start game...Netted third period goal to stop Mercyhurst streak in 5-2 win. vs. Syracuse (3/5): Sparked comeback attempt in CHA semifinals with two third-period goals.

SINGLE-GAME BESTS

POINTS - 3, last at LIU, 2/11/22

GOALS - 3, last at LIU, 2/11/22

ASSISTS - 1, eight times vs. RIT, 2/18/22

OLIVIA WALLIN

Led team and ranked second in the league with 24 goals trailing only Penn State teammate, Kiara Zanon (33)…Played for the Stoney Creek Sabres in the PWHL 2015-19…Led the PWHL with 28 goals in 38 games in 2018-19 to help Sabres reach league's final four…Won a 2018-19 OWHA Provincial Championship bronze medal.

PERSONAL

Full name is Olivia Shelly Wallin…Parents are Chantal and Rubin Wallin…Has one sister, Andrea… Enrolled in the Division of Undergraduate Studies…Born March 9, 2002 in Vancouver, B.C.

KIARA

CAREER NOTES & RECORDS

Career: Became Penn State's first-ever national award honoree as AHCA National Rookie of the Year in 2020-21...Selected as first All-America honoree in program history in 202021...Named Nittany Lions' first-ever CHA Player of the Year winner in 2020-21...One of two Nittany Lions to be named CHA Rookie of the Year (Natalie Heising)...Tops PSU scoring chart after freshman season averaging 1.42 points per game, 0.95 assists per game and 0.47 goals per game (20-game minimum).

Season: 2020-21: Honored as AHCA National Rookie of the Year...Named AHCA All-America Second Team honoree. Chosen Penn State's first-ever CHA Player of the Year while winning conference Rookie of the Year... Named WHCA National Rookie of the Month for December after two game-winning goals and four assists in four games...Led all Division I freshmen in points and points per game...Shattered PSU single-season record book with new program highs in points per game, assists per game, multi-point games and plus-minus rating.

Game: Set Penn State single-game records with six points and five assists in 7-1 victory over RIT (2/10/21)...Matched program record with +5 rating (2/20/21 vs. RIT)...Tied single-game mark for shots on goal with 12 (12/11/20 at Syracuse).

2021-22 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Named First Team All-CHA Team for second-straight season…Earned two CHA Forward of the Week awards in November and December.

Season: Displayed elite playmaking ability by leading CHA with 26 assists…Put up the second-most points in the CHA with 39, trailing only her linemate, Natalie Heising (40)… Finished the year with a program-best 13 multipoint games…Ranked 2nd nationally with 3 short-handed goals on the year… Ended the year with 13 goals and 126 shots to place second highest on the team in each category …Scored a point in 24 of the 33 games she made an appearance in.

Rankings: Ranked 13th nationally in assists per game… Stood eighth nationally in faceoff wins and second in short-handed goals… Topped the conference leaderboards in points per game, assists per game, total assists and points, faceoff wins, and short handed goals.

Holy Cross (10/8-9): Scored her season opening goal unassisted in the third period…Picked up her 10th career multipoint game…Scored the team’s opening goal in the first period on Saturday. Brown (10/23-24): Clinched a lead for the Nittany Lions in the third period after a successful face off… Closed Sunday’s matchup with her 11th multipoint game of her career. Mercyhurst (10/29): Picked up two assists for another multipoint game. Lindenwood (11/5): Scored a shorthanded goal in the third period to give the Nittany Lions a two-goal lead on Friday…Scored an empty-net goal and two assists on Saturday for three points. Syracuse (11/19): Assisted Natalie Heising on the OT game-winning goal in Friday’s 1-0 win. New Hampshire (12/9-10): Tallied three points in the series off two assists and an empty net goal…Became the fastest Nittany Lion to 50 career points through just 39 games. Boston University (1/2): Racked up two assists and a goal in a PSU 3-0 win. RIT (1/14-15): Had her third shorthanded goal of the season as one of two in this series. Cornell (2/8): Scored two goals in the 5-0 shutout win…Scored her first multigoal game of the season. LIU (2/11-12): Registered one assist in the 2-0 shutout, marking her 25th assists of the season… Tied Julie Gough for the team lead of nine shots on goal. RIT (2/18-19): Tallied one assist and scored the game tying goal in the third period on Friday…Recorded her 13th multipoint game of the season…Scored an empty net goal late in the third period in a 2-0 shutout win five-game point streak.

SINGLE-GAME BESTS

POINTS - 6, vs. RIT, 2/10/21

GOALS - 2, at Cornell, 2/8/22

ASSISTS - 5 vs. RIT, 2/10/21

KIARA ZANON

2020-21 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Awards: Named AHCA National Freshman of the Year...Chosen AHCA/CMM Second Team All-America...Voted a top-10 finalist for Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award...Selected to USCHO.com National All-Rookie Team...Honored as Penn State's first-ever CHA Player of the Year and second Rookie of the Year (Natalie Heising)...Named to All-CHA First Team and Rookie Teams...Tabbed National Rookie of Month for December by WHCA...Picked up three CHA Rookie of the Month honors and four CHA Rookie of the Week awards.

Season: Displayed dazzling playmaking ability and game-changing speed in all 21 games... Led team with 30 points and 20 assists...Added 10 goals on team-high 99 shots on goal... Set program single-season best with +23 rating...Tied for team lead with four game-winning scores with fellow freshman Olivia Wallin...Scored or assisted on seven game-winning goals... Recorded program-best nine multi-point games...Tallied at least one point in 15 contests.

Rankings: Ranked third in national point-scoring race and led CHA in points...Paced all national freshman in points, points per game, assists and assists per game...Stood second nationally in assists per game and third in total assists.

Lindenwood (11/29-30): Picked up an assist in collegiate debut in game one win...Scored first career goal and added a helper in game two victory to sweep opening series of season. Syracuse (12/5): Netted game-winning score on breakaway with seconds left in second period. at Syracuse (12/11-12): Powered an incredible comeback in the third period with two assists in the third period to tie game one...Streaked down the right wing for the gamewinning goal in overtime to complete rally in 4-3 victory...Assisted on both goals in second game of the series. Mercyhurst (1/24): Set the tone in impressive 4-1 win with opening goal and assist later in the first period. Robert Morris (2/5): Scored on a rebound to put Penn State ahead in third period of statement 2-1 victory. RIT (2/10): Stuffed box score with program-record six points including five assists in 7-1 win. at RIT (2/19): Notched three helpers on all three of Julie Gough's goals to clinch Nittany Lions' first-ever CHA regular season title. at Mercyhurst (2/26): Scored twice in the first period, including an important third PSU goal in the final minute of the frame, to put Nittany Lions in control of 5-2 road win.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Scored the golden goal in overtime to win gold medal at the 2020 IIHF World Junior Championship for USA Hockey with current teammate, Lyndie Lobdell…Won a silver medal at the 2019 IIHF World Junior Championship with current Nittany Lion, Mallory Uihlein… Gathered additional international experience with USA Hockey on the 2018 U18 Select Team, the 2018 Women's National Festival roster, and the 2018 Select 70 Camp roster….Led the PWHL in scoring with 64 points on 33 goals and 31 assists in 35 games playing with the Kingston Jr. Ice Wolves in 2019-20…Played at Selects Academy at Bishop Kearney 2016-19… Named All-USA Girls High School Hockey Player of the Year Top 5 finalist and Second Team

RENE GANGAROSA

CAREER NOTES & RECORDS

Career: Ranked fourth all-time among Nittany Lion defenders with 31 points (8G, 21A).

Season: 2019-20: Set program record for points in a season by a defender with 18 (6G, 12A)…Tied program high for defenders with five power-play goals. 2018-19: Set a thensingle-season program record with a +8 plus/minus rating.

2021-22 • SENIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned first All-CHA honor on 2021-22 Second Team.

Season: Named alternate captain...Finished the season with two goals and 10 assists for 12 points… Led the defensive group with 51 blocks…Ended the year with a +15 rating… Ranked third on the team with 96 shots on goal.

Rankings: Placed ninth in the conference in blocked shots.

2020-21 • JUNIOR SEASON

Season: Named alternate team captain...Played all 21 games..Showed "team-first" mentality by playing multiple position for opening games of the season before returning to lock-down defensive role...Scored one goal with six assists with a single-season best 79 shots on goal...Posted a plus-19 rating...Led team with 37 blocked shots.

at Robert Morris (1/8): Picked up assist on Amy Dobson's power-play goal to start three-goal run in 3-2 win. vs. Mercyhurst (1/24): Scored critical bounce-back goal for Nittany Lions late in first period to propel 4-1 win. vs. Robert Morris (2/6): Assisted Julie Gough on game-tying goal in first period in 4-2 win...Blocked season-high seven shots. at RIT (2/10): Posted first multi-point game of the season with two assists in 7-1 victory. at Mercyhurst (2/26): Had another two-assist effort on Penn State's first two goals in impressive 5-2 road win.

2019-20 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten team honors.

Season: Played in all 36 games…Scored 18 points with six goals and 12 assists…Netted team-best five power-play goals…Blocked team-high 73 shots…Had five points in a fivegame stretch (10/12-10/26)…Notched four points in three games (1/11-1/18).

Rankings: Tied for fifth in the CHA in power-play goals…Ranked seventh in CHA in points by a defender.

at Providence (10/18-19): Had her first career two-goal game in a 4-2 win. at Vermont (11/29): Recorded an assist in her third-straight game in a 4-0 win. Lindenwood (1/10-11): Scored a game-winning power play goal in a 2-1 win in game one…Notched two assists in second game 3-2 win. at Mercyhurst (1/17): Scored a power-play goal with 1:43 remaining to send the Nittany Lions into overtime and 1-1 tie. Robert Morris (2/8): Recorded her 10th assist, becoming just the third Nittany Lion defender to reach double-digit helpers in a season.at RIT (2/15): Scored a power-play goal and added an assist. Mercyhurst (2/29): Scored a power-play goal in second period in program’s first-ever shutout against the Lakers.

SINGLE-GAME BESTS

POINTS - 2, five times last at Mercyhurst, 2/26/21

GOALS - 2 at Providence, 10/18/19

ASSISTS - 2, four times last at Mercyhurst, 2/26/21

RENE GANGAROSA

2018-19 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Awards: Selected to CHA All-Academic Team…Named CHA Rookie of the Week twice (10/1 & 2/4).

Season: Skated in all 36 games…Had six points with one goal and five assists…Set singleseason program record with a +8 rating…Finished fourth on the team with 42 blocked shots.

Rankings: Tied with teammate, Anna Promersberger, for 10th in CHA freshman scoring (6 points)…Tied for fourth in among CHA freshmen defenders in scoring.

at No. 5 Colgate (9/29): Scored first career goal in second career game, a 4-2 win. RIT (11/20): Picked up assist on game-winning goal in 3-0 shutout. at No. 4 Princeton: Recorded first career multi-point game with two assists. No. 4 Cornell (1/8): Collected an assist in 3-3 tie.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Played for the Niagara Jr. Purple Eagles 19U for three seasons…Named 2017-18 team captain… Posted 69 points on 28 goals and 41 assists to lead the team in scoring as a defender in 2017-18…Scored 59 points on 23 goals and 36 assists to leading the team’s defense in scoring and ranked second overall in 2016-17…Played for the Brighton/HFL/ER Barons for three seasons…Made history as the first girl skater in New York Section 5 boys' varsity high school hockey history to be named an alternate captain, earn a spot in the Senior All-Star Game, and be named a second team all-county honoree…Finished third in scoring in the 2018 New York state tournament with five goals and three assists, tops among all defenders…Led the 2017 New York state tournament in goals (six) and assists (five)…Invited to the USA Hockey Development Camp in St. Cloud, Minnesota three times (2015-17)…Won the 2018 Tyler Putnam Award for exemplifying hard work, commitment and dedication to the game of hockey.

PERSONAL

Full name is Rene Halla Gangarosa…Parents are Edward and Tammy Gangarosa…Has a pair of younger brothers, Carter and Nolan…Majoring in chemical engineering and toxicology…Born on July 14, 2000, in Rochester, N.Y.

JULIE GOUGH

CAREER NOTES & RECORDS

Game: Scored the ninth hat trick in Penn State history to clinch Nittany Lions' first-ever CHA regular season championship at RIT (2/19/21).

Season: 2021-22: Tied program record with seven-game goal scoring streak.

2021-22 • JUNIOR SEASON

Season: Marked 10 goals and six assists for the season…Ranked fourth on the team with 16 points…Held a seven game-goal streak in October that included three assists for 10 points overall…Led the team with five power play goals.

Rankings: Placed fifth in the conference and 14th nationally for power play goals.

Holy Cross (10/9): Scored the Nittany Lion’s first power-play goal of the season early in the second period to maintain the lead. Brown (10/24): Found the net first for the Nittany Lions in what would end in a 2-2 tie… Scored the first goal on Saturday for the Nittany Lions…Tied the game on a Nittany Lions’ power play on Saturday…Continued her goal streak with a goal each day of the series. Mercyhurst (10/29-30): Opened the game for Penn State with a goal on a Nittany Lion power play in the second period…Continued her point and goal streak with one goal and one assist on Friday…Extended her goal streak on Saturday to five games in a row, tied for second-best in program history. Lindenwood (11/5-6): Scored early in the third period off a turnover to put Penn State on the board on Friday…Tied the Penn State scoring streak at seven games with a third-period power-play goal Saturday. No. 2/2 Ohio State (11/27): Assisted both power play goals by Heising and Gangarosa. St. Cloud St. (1/1): Scored her eighth goal of the season to give Penn State the lead early. Boston University (1/2): Contributed to Penn State’s 3-0 win with a goal on Sunday. LIU (2/11): Registered a goal and an assist in the 10-0 shutout win to mark her 10th goal of the season…Tied Kiara Zanon for the team lead of nine shots on goal in the 2-0 shutout win in second game of series.

2020-21 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Became third Nittany Lion ever to be named CHA Player of the Month after winning honor for January with seven points (2G, 5A) in six games.

Season: Emerged as a key goal scorer and playmaker with 11 goals and eight assists in all 21 games...Had 15 points to power Nittany Lions to 9-0-1 stretch to start season's second half (1/8-2/19)...Scored seven goals during four-game goal streak (2/6-2/19).

Rankings: Finished third in CHA in goal scoring...Ranked ninth in conference in points.

at Syracuse (12/11): Scored first of three-unanswered goals in third period to spark overtime comeback win. at Robert Morris (1/8): Posted first multi-point game of the season with two points, including eventual game-winning goal early in the third period. Mercyhurst (1/23-24): Assisted on Amy Dobson's game-winning power-play goal in game one...Picked up another helper on Rene Gangarosa's momentum-swining goal late in the first period in game two win. at Lindenwood (1/29): Recorded first-career two-assist outing in 6-2 road win. Robert Morris (2/6): Netted important tying goal in second period in 4-2 victory. RIT (2/9-10): Had three-goal, four-point series sweep, including first-career multi-goal game in 7-1 win in game two. at RIT (2/19): Became the sixth different Nittany Lion to score a hat trick in Penn State's regular-season championship clinching shutout win. •

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• CHA

• ALL-CHA ROOKIE

• CHA ROOKIE OF THE MONTH

• 2-TIME CHA ROOKIE OF THE (10/21/19 & 12/3/19)

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SINGLE-GAME BESTS

POINTS - 3, twice at RIT, 2/20/21

GOALS - 1, seven times last at Syracuse, 11/20/21

ASSISTS - 3, twice at RIT, 2/20/21

CAREER NOTES & RECORDS

Career: Ranks fifth among program defenders all-time with 39 points (9G, 30A).

Season: 2021-22: Set new program record for defenders with a 19-point season (6G, 13A).

Game: Became the fourth Nittany Lion to record three assists in a game (11/29/19 at Vermont & 2/20/21 at RIT) and the second to do it twice (Katie McMillan, '19).

2021-22 • JUNIOR SEASON

Awards: Named to All-CHA First Team…Selected as CHA Defender of the Week in October.

Season: Starred in puck-moving defensive role by setting Penn State defender single-season scoring record with 19 points on six goals and 13 assists… Finished with a +11 rating… Held a three game point streak later in the season after recording five assists in that span.

Rankings: Ranked fourth amongst CHA defenseman in goals scored and third in points scored.

St. Lawrence (9/23): Held the Saints at one goal with four blocked shots to tie with Rene Gangarosa. No. 7/8 Boston College (9/30): Scored her season opening goal to tie the game at 1-1 on Thursday. Holy Cross (10/9): Scored in the final 37-seconds of regulation to advance the Nittany Lions to a 6-2 win over the Crusaders. Mercyhurst (10/29): Narrowed the score with a goal late in the second period. Lindenwood (11/5): Scored her third goal of this season with an assist by Natalie Heising to take a lead for Penn State on Friday. Syracuse (11/20): Record a goal and an assist at Saturday’s matchup. St. Cloud State (1/1): Picked up an assist on a Nittany Lion power play after fellow skater Julie Gough redirected Uihlein’s shot into the net. Mercyhurst (1/29): Extended the Nittany Lions’ lead on Saturday over the Lakers with a pair of goals in the afternoon. Syracuse (2/4): Notched one assist to the lone goal of a 1-1 tie. Cornell (2/8): Tallied two assists in the 5-0 shutout win. LIU (2/11-12): Registered two assists in the 10-0 shutout win…Contributed one assist in the 2-0 shutout win. RIT (2/19): Led the defense with two blocks to pair with a shot on goal for a 2-0 shutout win over the Tigers.

2020-21 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Season: Exhibited smooth skating ability and heads-up play as part of a dymanic blue-line group in all 21 games...Posted 10 points with one goal and nine helpers...Finished with a plus10 rating.

Lindenwood (1/29): Assisted on Natalie Heising's second-period power-play goal in 3-0 win. at Syracuse (12/11): Started breakout and earned primary assist on Kiara Zanon's game-winning overtime goal. at Robert Morris (1/8): Dished out assists to Amy Dobson for momentumswinging power-play goal in eventual 3-2 road win. at Lindenwood (1/29): Posted first multipoint game of season with eventual game-winning goal and an assist in 6-2 road win. at RIT (2/20): Facilitated Penn State offense with three assists to tie single-game best in 5-0 road win.

2019-20 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Awards: Named to CHA All-Rookie Team...Selected CHA Rookie of the Month for November... Earned CHA Rookie of the Week twice (10/21 & 12/19)...Named to Windjammer Thanksgiving Classic All-Tournament Team.

Season: Skated in all 36 games...Posted 11 points with two goals and nine assists Ranked second among all freshman CHA defenders with 11 points.

LYNDIE

LOBDELL

2021-22 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Season: Provided defensive stability and offensive firepower as part of special blue-line group… Finished second in blocks with 35… Recorded 13 points on four goals and nine assists…Showed out in a three game point streak tallying one goal and four assists…Put up an impressive +11 rating after appearing in every game this season.

Mercyhurst (10/30): Opened the scoring game for the Nittany Lions’ in the second period on Saturday with an assist to Gough. Lindenwood (11/6): Paved the way for Promersberger’s goal in the first 10 minutes of the second period. No. 7/6 Minnesota-Duluth (11/26): Scored a game winning goal for the Nittany Lions late in the third period on a Nittany Lions power play with an assist by Mallory Uihlein. UNH (12/9): Scored the first goal of the night late in the opening period. St. Cloud State (1/1): Extended the Nittany Lions’ lead to 3-1 early in the third period. Syracuse (2/5): Marked an assist on the Nittany Lions’ lone goal in Saturday’s overtime matchup. Cornell (2/8): Tallied two assists in the 5-0 shutout win. LIU (2/11): Registered two points with a goal and an assist in the Nittany Lions’ 10-0 shutout win over the Sharks.

2020-21 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Awards: Became one of four Nittany Lions to be named to All-CHA Rookie Team.

Season: Displayed dynamic playmaking ability and great skating as a part of Penn State's great blue-line group in 21 games...Led Nittany defenders with 13 assists and 14 points...Had a team-best plus-24 rating...Recorded 10 points (1G, 9A) in 12-game stretch (1/23-2/27).

Rankings: Tied for national lead among freshmen defenders in points.

Lindenwood (11/30): Picked first multi-point game with two assists in second collegiate game. Syracuse (12/5): Dished out assist on Kiara Zanon's game-winning goal with seconds remaining in second period. Mercyhurst (1/23-24): Tallied three assists in series sweep... Picked up helpers on both PSU goals in 2-1 game one win. Robert Morris (2/5-6): Notched two more assists in series sweep...Slung highlight stretch pass off the boards from her defensive end to Olivia Wallin for game-tying goal in game one. at Mercyhurst (2/27): Netted first collegiate goal in third period to send game to overtime. gold medal alongside Penn State teammate, Kiara Zanon, on Team USA at the 2020 IIHF U18 World Junior Championships…Scored the game-winning goal in semifinals against Russia…Won the 2018 U16 USA Hockey Tier 1 National Championship with Chicago Mission Aurora, Illinois

CAREER NOTES & RECORDS

Career: Ranked third on Penn State career list in points among defenders with 41 (10G, 31A).

Season: 2020-21: Named to second consecutive All-CHA Second Team, becoming the second Nittany Lion defender to be named to multiple All-CHA teams (Kelsey Crow). 201920: Selected to All-CHA Second Team, becoming the fourth Nittany Lion defender to earn league honors. 2018-19: Became just the third Nittany Lion to win a CHA Rookie of the Month award (November, 2018)…Ranked second all-time among freshman defenders with a 13-point season.

2020-21 • JUNIOR SEASON

Awards: Named to second consecutive All-CHA Second Team, becoming the second Nittany Lion defender to be named to multiple All-CHA teams (Kelsey Crow).

Season: Played significant minutes on the blue line in all 21 games showing versatility as a lock-down defender while also showcasing great skating and playmaking ability to ignite offense...Scored 12 points (2G, 10A) with a plus-17 rating...Ranked third on the team with 30 blocked shots...Posted seven points (1G, 6A) during a six-game point streak (2/5-20).

Rankings: Tied for ninth in CHA in assists...Ranked fifth among CHA defenders in points.

Lindenwood (11/29): Dished out two assists on two Natalie Heising goals. Robert Morris (2/5-6): Had three assists in critical CHA series, including secondary assist on Kiara Zanon's game-winning goal of the third period in game one...Added two more helpers in 4-1 gametwo victory. RIT (2/9-10): Scored goals in back-to-back games in series sweep.

2019-20 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Named to second consecutive All-CHA Second Team, becoming the second Nittany Lion defender to be named to multiple All-CHA teams (Kelsey Crow)

Season: Skated in 34 games…Netted four goals with 12 assists for 16 points…Posted nine points in a 10-game span (12/6-2/7).

Rankings: Placed eighth among all CHA skaters with 11 power-play points…Ranked ninth among CHA defenders with 16 points.

RPI (10/12): Notched her first two-goal game with an even-strength goal and a powerplay goal. Lindenwood (1/10): Recorded goal and assist in a 2-1 win. at Mercyhurst (1/17): Posted an assist on the lone Nittany Lion goal in a 1-1 tie. at Syracuse (1/25): Became the fourth Penn State defender to have a double-digit assist season with her helper in the second period. Robert Morris (2/7): Scored her second power-play goal of the season. vs. RIT (3/5): Notched secondary assist on game-tying goal that started stretch of four unanswered scores for Nittany Lions in CHA Tournament first round win.

SINGLE-GAME BESTS

POINTS - 3 at RPI, 11/16/18

GOALS - 2, vs. RPI, 10/12/19

ASSISTS - 2, four times last vs. Holy Cross, 10/9/21

IZZY HEMINGER

2018-19 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Awards: Named to the CHA Rookie of the Month for November 2018…Selected CHA Rookie of the Week twice (11/19 & 1/22).

Season: Played in 34 games…Scored 13 points on four goals and nine assists…Registered a pair of power-play goals and one game-winning goal…Named CHA Rookie of the Month for November after scoring five points (2G, 3A) in seven games…Had nine points over an 11game stretch (11/4-1/20)…Blocked 22 shots.

Rankings: Ranked fifth in CHA in freshman scoring (14 points)…Ranked second among CHA freshmen defenders in scoring…Ranked 10th among all CHA defenders in scoring.

at Union (10/12): Recorded first career point, an assist, in 3-1 win. Syracuse (11/4): Tallied first career goal unassisted in the second period. at RPI (11/16): Had first career multi-point game with three points (1G, 2A). Boston (12/30): Scored the game-tying goal on the power play in a 1-1 draw. Lindenwood (1/20): Notched the opening goal, the eventual game-winner, on the power play in a 3-0 win. vs. RIT (3/6): Had an assist in 4-1 first-round CHA Tournament victory.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Played four years for the Ohio AAA Blue Jackets (2014-18)…Named team captain for two seasons…Recorded 35 points on 20 goals and 15 assists in 2016-17…Posted 21 points on 12 goals and nine assists in 2015-16…Recorded 29 points on 12 goals and 17 assists during the 2014-15 season…Attended Dublin Jerome High School.

PERSONAL

Full name is Isabel Ann Heminger…Parents are Ned and Pam Heminger…Has an older brother, Joel…Enrolled in the Division of Undergraduate Studies with plans to major in engineering… Born on November 26, 1999, in Columbus, Ohio.

CAREER NOTES AND RECORDS

Career: Became Penn State's first-ever USCHO.com national award winner as 2020-21 rookie of the year...Earned PSU's first CHA Goaltender of the Year honor in 2020-21... Holds Penn State goaltending record for wins (34) and shutouts (13),,, Tops Penn State career goaltending charts with 1.59 goals-against average and .931 save percentage through sophomore season.

Season: 2021-22: Broke previous single-season wins record with 18 and shutout record with nine... Sported third-best season GAA at 1.69... Named CHA Goaltender of the Week a record seven times. Season: 2020-21: Shattered several Nittany Lion season goaltending records including wins (16), winning percentage (.810), goals-against average (1.44) and save percentage (.944)...Set Penn State shutout streak with 263 minutes and 54 seconds without allowing a goal over a six-game stretch.

2021-22 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Semifinalist for the HCA National Goaltender of the Year award...Named CHA Goalie of the Week seven times…Two-time CHA Goalie of the Month…Dubbed HCA National Goalie of the Month in December.

Season: Reset the record book in her second year with career highs across the board…In almost 2000 minutes in goal, made 632 saves with a .921 save percentage and 1.69 goalsagainst average…Set Penn State single-season records with 18 wins and seven shutouts… Finished year with 18-10-5 record after starting all 32 games…Named the HCA’s Co-National Goaltender of the Month in December 2021 after two record-setting shutouts.

Rankings: Ranked second nationally in total shutouts in a season...12th-best in the nation in GAA…Led the conference for most shutouts in a season…Placed third in the conference in save percentage and winning percentage.

2020-21 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Awards: Named Penn State's first-ever USCHO.com National Rookie of the Year...Selected as top-three finalist for first-ever WHCA National Goalie of the Year award...Chosen to USCHO. com All-Rookie Team...Earned Nittany Lions' first-ever CHA Goaltender of the Year honor... Picked to All-CHA First Team and Rookie Team...Selected CHA Goaltender of the Month three times (Nov., Jan. & Feb.)...Garnered three CHA weekly awards (two goaltender, one rookie).

Season: Invited to USA Hockey High Performance Goaltending Camp March 30-April 2, 2021...Displayed great poise and competitiveness in rookie campaign with a Penn State record 16-win season in just 21 starts...Shattered Nittany Lion high mark with .810 win percentage as result of 16-3-2 record...Compiled PSU-record 1.44 goals-against average while playing every game in 2021 season...Posted .944 save percentage...Set Penn State shutout streak record at 263 minutes and 54 seconds over six-game stretch (2/6-2-26)... Collected four shutouts...Made at least 20 saves in 14 starts...Won three games with 30-plus saves...Did not allow more than three goals in every game played.

Rankings: Posted second-best goals-against average in the nation behind Patty Kazmaier winner Aerin Frankel (Northeastern)...Gathered fourth-best save percentage in the nation with the third-most minutes played of any goaltender...Ranked third in wins and win percentage nationally...Tied for fourth in the country in total shutouts.

SINGLE-GAME BESTS

SAVES - 42, at Syracuse, 12/12/20

SHUTOUTS - 12, last at LIU, 2/11/22

JOSIE BOTHUN

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Played for girls' varsity program 2016-18 and boys' varsity team 2018-20 at Forest Lake Area High School…Won two All-Conference and All-Section awards 2016-17 and 2017-18…Helped Forest Lake to two conference titles, one section championship, and one state tournament appearance…Compiled 17 total shutouts for the Rangers…Posted a .952 save percentage in 2017-18 and was named Team MVP…Received All-Academic team honors all seasons…Played for the Minnesota Junior Whitecaps and won a 2019 NAHA Championship and a 2019 Tier 1 High School Elite League championship.

PERSONAL

Full name is Josephine Ann Bothun…Parents are Lisa Palmer-Bothun and Pete Bothun… Has three brothers, Jeff Bothun, Derrick Bruestle, and Riley Brustle, and three sisters, Amy Bothun, Elsa Bruestle Shorey, and Sydney Bruestle…Sisters Elsa played hockey at Union and Sydney was on the track & field/cross country team at Michigan Tech…Brother, Derrick, played football at Augsburg…Majoring in criminology…Born May 18, 2002, in St. Paul, Minnesota.

2020-21 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Saw action in one game.

RIT (2/10): Made collegiate debut in third period...Made six saves on seven shot attempts.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Played for Chicago Mission from 2017-20…Won the 2018 U16 USA Hockey Tier 1 National Championship with Chicago Mission alongside current Nittany Lion, Lyndie Lobdell… Earned bronze medal at 2019 USA Hockey Tier 1 national tournament…Won three Illinois state titles with Chicago Mission…Played for Chicago Young Americans (2012-17) and won two state championships.

PERSONAL

Full name is Anne Kathryn Spring…Parents are Nancy and Rich Spring…Has one sister, Maggie, and two brothers, Charlie and Ben…Enrolled in the Division of Undergraduate Studies…Born June 10, 2002 in Evanston, Ill.

2021-22 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Totaled two goals and four assists for six points…Highlighted her freshman season with back-to-back scoring games.

Holy Cross (10/8): Claimed her first career point in her collegiate debut in a 5-1 win… Assisted Mya Vaslet at the end of regulation to extend the Nittany Lions’ win 5-1. Mercyhurst (10/30): Scored her first career goal and widened the Nittany Lions’ lead 2-0…Collected her first two-point game on Saturday. Syracuse (11/20): Cut the lead on Saturday with her second goal of season on a Nittany Lions power play… St. Cloud St. (1/1): Tallied an assist after a goal by Olivia Wallin to give the Nittany Lions a 2-0 lead in the first period.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Played for Rink Hockey Academy Kelowna of the CSSHL in 2020-21 and Pursuit of Excellence in 2018-20...Won CSSHL title and Stoney Creek Sabres University Showcase in 2018-19 season...Recorded 20 points in 41 games played from 2018-21.

PERSONAL

Full name is Alexis Gillespie Bedier...Parents are Sue and Bob Bedier...Father, Bob, won a Centennial Cup with the Red Deer Rustlers in the AHL...Has one brother, Jon...Intends to major in a business-related field...Born June 11, 2003 in Calgary, Alberta.

KARLEY GARCIA

LIONS

SOPHOMORE • Defender Height: 5-7

Hometown: Roseville, California

Previous Team: North America Hockey Academy

AWARDS

2021-22

• CHA ALL-ROOKIE TEAM

• CHA DEFENDER OF THE WEEK (SEPT. 26)

SINGLE-GAME BESTS

POINTS - 2, at LIU, 2/11/22

GOALS - 1, twice vs. LIU, 2/11/22

ASSISTS - 1, seven times last vs. RIT, 2/18/22

2021-22 FRESHMAN SEASON

Awards: Named to CHA All-Rookie Team… Selected as CHA Defender of the Week Sept. 26

Season: Met her career high six shots on goal to open her Penn State career…Found 10 points with two goals and eight assists in her freshman debut.

Rankings: Ranked 11th amongst CHA freshman in points scored and third amongst freshman defenders in the CHA.

St. Lawrence (9/24): Made her collegiate debut and scored her first career goal in the second period of game two in the series…Collected the Nittany Lions’ first goal of the season. Brown (10/23): Assisted the first goal late in the second period. RIT (1/14): Tallied one assist in a 5-0 shutout win on Friday. Cornell (2/8): Picked up an assist on the Nittany Lions’ second 5-0 shutout win of the season. LIU (2/11): Registered two points on a goal and assist pair in the Nittany Lions’ 10-0 shutout win on Friday. RIT (2/18): Tallied one assist on a goal by Kiara Zanon that ended the game in a 2-2 OT tie.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Named alternate captain of the North American Hockey Academy of the Junior Women's Hockey League (JWHL) in 2018-19…Won JWHL Championship in 2019-20…Scored 41 points in 57 games in 2019-20 season…2020-21 season canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic...

Attended USA Hockey development camps at U15, U16/17, and U18 Top 70 divisions…Moved to Vermont from California to pursue hockey opportunities at NAHA in 2018…Won 2017 NorCal State Cup soccer championship and named title game MVP for the Placer United Girls Development Academy.

PERSONAL

Full name is Karley McKenna Garcia…Parents are Steve and Kristy Garcia…Has one sister, Kelsey…Intends to major in kinesiology…Born July 9, 2003 in San Jose, California.

MYA VASLET

2021-22 FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Flashed scored ability in first collegiate season seven points off five goals and two assists and a +13 rating…Shined as a versatile center with impact in all three zones.

Rankings: Ranked tenth in the CHA for faceoff wins.

Holy Cross (10/8): Scored her first career goal in her collegiate debut as a Nittany Lion with less than a minute to play in regulation. UNH (12/9): Found the net early in the third period to extend the Nittany Lions’ lead. RIT (1/14): Scored the Nittany Lions’ fourth goal with 3:39 remaining in the second period on Friday. Cornell (2/8): Scored one goal in the 5-0 shutout win. LIU (2/11): Put up a goal and assist in Penn State’s 10-0 shutout win.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Named top forward at the 2019 Canadian Women's U18 National Championship while playing for Team Ontario Blue alongside Nittany Lion teammate Alyssa Machado…Scored four points (2G, 2A) in five games played for the tournament…Invited to 2020 and 2021 U18 Team Canada camps…Joined Etobicoke Jr. Dolphins for the 2020-21 PWHL season before league was canceled the season due to the COVID-19 pandemic…Played three seasons with the Nepean Jr. Wildcats 2017-20…Netted 11 goals and scored 30 points in 84 regular season games for the Wildcats…Attended Ontario Women's Hockey Associate (OWHA) U18 Strength and Conditioning and High Performance camps in 2019…Played in the 2019 OWHA U16 Challenge Series vs. Team Japan…Attended high school at Peak Academy.

Full name is Mya Nicole Vaslet…Parents are Jason Vaslet and Kari-Ann Brooks…Has one brother, Ethan…Enrolled in the Division of Undergraduate Studies…Born April 6, 2003 in Stittsville, Ontario.

LIONS

GRAD STUDENT • Forward Height: 5-6

Hometown: Whitby, Ontario

Previous Team: Canada U18 National Team Toronto Aeros Boston University

AWARDS

• HOCKEY EAST PLAYER OF THE MONTH (OCT. 2021)

• HOCKEY EAST ROOKIE OF THE WEEK (2/25/19, 1/21/19)

• HOCKEY EAST ALLACADEMIC TEAM (2021-22, 2020-21, 2018-19)

• AHCA ALL-AMERICAN SCHOLOR (2021-22)

COURTNEY CORREIA

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Spent four years with Boston University (2018-22) where she established herself as as an elite point producer for the Terriers...Led the team with a career-high 14 goals and a careerbest 25 points in her senior season...Totaled 65 points in 116 games...Boston University MVP for the 2021-22 season...Named Hockey East Player of the Month for October 2021...Twotime Hockey East Rookie of the Week in 2019...Selected for the Hockey East All-Academic Team four times...Earned ACHA Academic All-American Scholar during the 2021-22 season... Graduated with a degree in Business Administration with a focus in Finance.

BEFORE COLLEGE

Won a bronze medal at the 2018 IIHF World Women's U18 Championships with Team Canada...Earned a provinical silver medal with the Ontario Women's Hockey Association (OWHA) in 2017...Named the OWHA MVP in 2017...Helped lead the Toronto Aeros to a PWHL and provinicial title in 2017-18 while serving as an assistant captain.

PERSONAL

Parents are Wayne and Linda Correia...Has one older brother, Nick...Both parents were varsity athletes at the University of Waterloo...Brother, Nick played hockey in college where he won two ACHA championships with Aquinas College...Pursuing a Master's Degree in Corporate Finance.

SINGLE-GAME BESTS

POINTS - 3, three times last at New Hampshire, 10/1/21

GOALS - 2, three times last vs. Merrimack, 10/15/21 ASSISTS - 2, five times last at New hampshire, 10/1/21

SINGLE-GAME

ELERI MACKAY

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Played four seasons with the Colgate Raiders (2018-22)...Tallied 29 goals and 29 assists in 139 games played...Finsished her senior season with a +17 rating...Won two consecutive ECAC conference tournament championships in 2021 and 2022...Captured the ECAC regular season championship in 2018...Named to the ECAC All-Academic Team three times... Nominated for the Mandi Schwartz ECAC Student-Athlete of the Year Award (2021).

BEFORE COLLEGE

Competed for the North American Hockey Academy (NAHA) for three seasons and the Chicago Mission for one...Won the JHWL championship with NAHA three times...Captured the bronze medal at the U19 USA Hockey Nationals with the Chicago Mission in 2018... Selected to the USA Hockey National Camps four times.

PERSONAL

Parents are Kevin and Kristin MacKay...Has one brother, Spencer, and a twin sister, Laini... Laini spent four seasons playing college hockey with Eleri at Colgate and now attends Sacred Heart...Earned a bachelor's degree in Economics in May 2022.

FRESHMAN • Defense Height: 5-9

Hometown: Randolph, N.J.

Previous Teams: Philadelphia Jr. Flyers

LEAH STECKER

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Played for the Philadelphia Jr. Flyers of the AAA and high school hockey for MorristownBeard...Tapped to be a captain during her senior season...Named to First Team All-State four times...Selected as the New Jersey Girls Ice Hockey Player of the Year and the New Jersey Devils Player of the Year in 2019-20...Won the 2020 Girls State Championship...Four-time New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJISAA) Prep Champion.

PERSONAL

Parents are Steven and Karen Stecker...Has two older sisters, Jill and Alison...Steve played tennis at Franklin & Marshall College...Majoring in Marketing.

TESSA JANECKE

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

FRESHMAN • Forward Height: 5-8

Hometown: Orangeville, Illinois

Previous Teams: North America Hockey Academy USA Collegiate Select Team USA U18 National Team

Attended the North American Hockey Academy where she captained the Winter Hawks and posted 46 goals and 76 assists in 78 games in her senior season...Won a silver medal at the 2022 U18 Women's World Championships where the IIHF named one of Team USA's three best players of the tournament...Competed for the United States as part of the 2022 Collegiate Select Team roster alongside current teammate Kiara Zanon and Penn State associate head coach Allison Coomey...Team USA won the series, 2-1, with Janecke scoring three goals during the tournament...Selected for the 2021 USA Hockey Women's Festival.... Named to the JWHL's 1st team for the 2019-20 season...Participated in the 2018 USA Hockey Girls U18 Select Player Development Camp and the 2015 USA Hockey Girls U15 Select Player Development Camp...Lettered in ice hockey and softball for four years...

PERSONAL

Parents are Andrew and Kari Janecke...Has two brothers Cade and Beau...intends to major in Nutritional Physiology and Biochemistry.

FRESHMAN • Forward Height: 5-7

Hometown: Elk River, Minnesota

Previous Teams: Elk River High School

MADDY CHRISTIAN

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Played for Elk River High School of the USHS-MN...Led team with 41 points in her senior season...Named to Minnesota First Team All-State in 2022...Semi-finalist for the 2022 Miss Hockey Award...Selected for Minnesota Second Team All-State in her junior year...Captured four All-Conference and four All-Section awards from 2018-2022...Tallied 184 points for the Elks during her high school career.

PERSONAL

Parents are Matt and Christi Christian...Has two younger brothers, Jake and Joe...Matt played Division 1 hockey at the University of Minnesota-Duluth and University of Anchorage Alaska...Majoring in Biomedical Engineering.

KENDALL BUTZE

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Played for Bishop Kearney Selects of the USHS...Three-time New York State Champion... Runner-up in USA Hockey's national tournament in 2018, 2019, and 2021...Served as an assistant captain for the BK Selects in 2018-19.

PERSONAL

FRESHMAN • Defense Height: 5-3

Hometown: Cleveland, Ohio

Previous Teams: Bishop Kearney Selects

Parents are Kenneth and Tracy Butze...Has two older sisters, Taylor and Schuyler...Currently in the Division of Undergraduate Studies.

FRESHMAN • Forward

Height: 5-7

Hometown: Chanhassen, Minnesota

Previous Teams: Chaska-Chanhassen

KATELYN ROBERTS

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Played for Chanhassen High School of the USHS-MN...Wore the 'C' for the Villager's as a senior and the 'A' as a junior ...Posted 21 goals and 17 assists in 2021-22...Named Varsity MVP during her senior season...Three-time Metro West All-Conference Selection...Earned the Metro West All-Conference Points Leader title in 2019-20...Was a USA Hockey Tier 1 runner-up in 2021.

PERSONAL

Parents are Phillip and Sonya Roberts...Has one sister, Lauren...Lauren played college soccer at the University of Minnesota...Majoring in Marketing

KATIE DESA

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Played for the 19U Boston Jr. Eagles of the AAA...Earned an alternate spot on the 2022 USA U18 National Team...Participated in two USA Hockey Development Camps in 2019 and and 2021...Named MVP at the 2019 Skip & Dolly Howard Holiday Tournament...Runner-up at the 2018 USA Hockey Tier 1 National Championships...Won the World Selects Boys Invitational tournament in Italy in 2016.

PERSONAL

FRESHMAN • Goaltender

Height: 5-8

Hometown: Pawcatuck, Connecticut

Previous Teams: Boston Jr. Eagles

USA U18 National Team

Parents are Bill and Tonya DeSa..Has two older sisters, Alexis and Casey...Tony played baseball for Providence College...Alexis attended Penn State (2015)...Majoring in Community, Environment, and Development.

2021-22 RESULTS

GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS

OVERALL: 18-10-5 • CHA: 8-3-3 • HOME: 7-5-3 • AWAY: 9-2-2 • NEUTRAL: 2-3-0

Date Opponent

Result Score Shots

Overall Conf. Attendance Goalie of Record

Sep. 23 ST. LAWRENCE L 0-1 22/17 0-1-0 0-0-0 399 Josie Bothun

Sep. 24 ST. LAWRENCE T (OT) 2-2 41/18 0-1-1 0-0-0 566 Josie Bothun

Sep 30 BOSTON COLLEGE L (OT) 1-2 37/25 0-2-1 0-0-0 392 Josie Bothun

Oct. 1 BOSTON COLLEGE L 1-2 34/17 0-3-1 0-0-0 636 Josie Bothun

Oct. 8 HOLY CROSS W 5-1 43/20 1-3-1 0-0-0 362 Josie Bothun

Oct. 9 HOLY CROSS W 6-2 40/20 2-3-1 0-0-0 469 Josie Bothun

Oct. 23 at Brown T (OT) 2-2 32/28 2-3-2 0-0-0 117 Josie Bothun

Oct. 24 at Brown W 5-2 36/14 3-3-2 0-0-0 152 Josie Bothun

* Oct. 29 at Mercyhurst L 3-4 40/23 3-4-2 0-1-0 769 Josie Bothun

* Oct. 30 at Mercyhurst W 3-0 37/14 4-4-2 1-1-0 702 Josie Bothun

* Nov. 5 LINDENWOOD W 5-3 49/19 5-4-2 2-1-0 406 Josie Bothun

* Nov. 6 LINDENWOOD W 4-1 54/19 6-4-2 3-1-0 555 Josie Bothun

* Nov. 19 at Syracuse W (OT) 1-0 38/32 7-4-2 4-1-0 86 Josie Bothun

* Nov. 20 at Syracuse L 3-6 53/28 7-5-2 4-2-0 182 Josie Bothun

Nov. 26 vs. Minnesota Duluth W 3-2 25/25 8-5-2 4-2-0 1046 Josie Bothun

Nov. 27 vs. Ohio State L 2-4 32/39 8-6-2 4-2-0 1152 Josie Bothun

Dec. 9 at New Hampshire W 3-0 24/23 9-6-2 4-2-0 445 Josie Bothun

Dec. 10 at New Hampshire W 3-0 28/22 10-6-2 4-2-0 326 Josie Bothun

Jan. 1 vs. St. Cloud State L (OT) 3-4 29/31 10-7-2 4-2-0 762 Josie Bothun

Jan. 2 vs. Boston U. W 3-0 29/25 11-7-2 4-2-0 0 Josie Bothun

Jan. 11 CORNELL L 1-6 25/30 11-8-2 4-2-0 386 Josie Bothun

* Jan. 14 at RIT W 5-0 31/19 12-8-2 5-2-0 198 Josie Bothun

* Jan. 15 at RIT T (OT) 2-2 37/17 12-8-3 5-2-1 376 Josie Bothun

* Jan. 28 MERCYHURST W (OT) 2-1 32/23 13-8-3 6-2-1 412 Josie Bothun

* Jan. 29 MERCYHURST W 3-1 28/27 14-8-3 7-2-1 758 Josie Bothun

* Feb. 4 SYRACUSE T (OT) 1-1 46/28 14-8-4 7-2-2 513 Josie Bothun

* Feb. 5 SYRACUSE L (OT) 1-2 55/21 14-9-4 7-3-2 1437 Josie Bothun

Feb. 8 at Cornell W 5-0 29/16 15-9-4 7-3-2 177 Josie Bothun

Feb. 11 at LIU W 10-0 55/6 16-9-4 7-3-2 75 Josie Bothun

Feb. 12 at LIU W 2-0 42/12 17-9-4 7-3-2 0 Josie Bothun

* Feb. 18 RIT T (OT) 2-2 45/15 17-9-5 7-3-3 394 Josie Bothun

* Feb. 19 RIT W 2-0 42/10 18-9-5 8-3-3 713 Josie Bothun

Feb. 25 vs. Mercyhurst L 2-4 45/22 18-10-5 8-3-3 448 Josie Bothun

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BOLD

2021-22 RESULTS

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

OVERALL CONFERENCE

## Player GP G A PTS SH +/- P-MIN PP SH GW GP G A PTS SH +/- P-MIN PP SH GW

20 Natalie Heising 33 20 20 40 143 +23 2-4 5 0 5 14 7 11 18 67 +14 1-2 0 0 3

11 Kiara Zanon 33 13 26 39 126 +23 3-6 2 3 2 14 6 8 14 64 +12 2-4 0 3 1

26 Mallory Uihlein 33 6 13 19 82 +11 2-4 1 0 1 14 4 4 8 39 +6 0-0 0 0 1

14 Julie Gough 33 10 6 16 93 +9 9-26 5 0 2 14 4 3 7 51 +5 5-18 2 0 1

29 Rachel Weiss 33 8 6 14 64 +3 4-8 0 0 1 14 3 1 4 24 -4 3-6 0 0 1

7 Olivia Wallin 25 7 7 14 68 +9 4-8 0 0 0 8 1 3 4 19 +3 1-2 0 0 0

24 Lyndie Lobdell 33 4 9 13 65 +11 11-33 2 0 3 14 0 3 3 27 +7 6-12 0 0 0

13 Rene Gangarosa 33 2 10 12 96 +15 16-43 1 0 0 14 1 3 4 43 +7 6-12 0 0 0

3 Alyssa Machado 33 6 5 11 46 +5 6-12 2 0 2 14 2 4 6 28 -2 4-8 1 0 0

18 Amy Dobson 33 2 9 11 72 +3 1-2 0 0 0 14 1 5 6 32 -2 0-0 0 0 0

27 Izzy Heminger 33 1 10 11 92 +20 12-24 0 0 0 14 0 3 3 49 +6 7-14 0 0 0

21 Anna Promersberger 31 4 6 10 72 +11 9-18 0 0 1 14 3 3 6 37 +8 3-6 0 0 1

5 Karley Garcia 33 2 8 10 50 +16 8-24 0 0 0 14 0 3 3 25 +6 5-18 0 0 0

19 Mya Vaslet 33 5 2 7 58 +13 7-14 0 0 1 14 1 1 2 37 +9 2-4 0 0 0

9 Lexi Bedier 30 2 4 6 26 +5 3-6 0 0 0 14 2 2 4 11 +5 1-2 0 0 0

16 Avery Mitchell 33 0 3 3 27 +5 6-12 0 0 0 14 0 1 1 11 +4 1-2 0 0 0

6 Carrie Byrnes 25 2 0 2 12 +4 3-6 0 0 0 11 1 0 1 5 +3 0-0 0 0 0

4 Maeve Connolly 33 1 1 2 27 -2 1-2 0 0 0 14 1 0 1 14 +1 0-0 0 0 0

28 Mikayla Lantto 16 1 0 1 12 +3 2-4 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 3 +2 0-0 0 0 0

23 Jess Ciarrocchi 22 0 1 1 4 +1 0-0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 0 0 0

31 Annie Spring 6 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0

32 Cam Leonard 7 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0

30 Josie Bothun 33 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0

TM Bench 33 1-2 14 1-2

Total 33 96 146 242 1235 +188 110-258 18 3 18 14 37 58 95 587 +90 47-110 3 3 8

Opponents 33 57 89 146 711 -196 112-241 17 1 10 14 23 35 58 295 -94 44-88 8 0 3

OVERALL CONFERENCE

## NAME GP MIN GA EN GAA SV PCT W-L-T SHO GP MIN GA EN GAA SV PCT W-L-T SHO

30 Josie Bothun 33 1917:55 54 1.69 632 .875 18-10-5 14 843:47 22 1.56 271 .925 8-3-3

32 Cam Leonard 3 50:56 0 0.00 8 1.000 0-0-0 1 10:44 0 0.00 1 1.000 0-0-0

31 Annie Spring 2 27:59 2 4.29 14 .857 0-0-0

TM Empty Net 17:08 1 8 2:50 1 1

Total 33 2013:58 57 1.70 654 .920 18-10-5 14 862.03 23 1.60 272 .922 8-3-3

Opponents 33 2013:58 96 2.86 1139 .922 10-18-5 14 862:03 37 2.58 550 .937 3-8-3

TEAM STATISTICS

OVERALL CONFERENCE

SHOTS

SHOTS Pct.

Penn State State 41.93 .063

POWER

POWER Pct.

Penn State State 41 .073 43 .186

PENALTY

PENALTY Pct.

Penn State State 41 .927 43 .814

GOALS

Penn

GOALS

2020-21 IN REVIEW

2020-21 CHA REGULAR SEASON CHAMPS

• With its 5-0 win Friday, Feb. 19, 2021 at RIT, Penn State clinched its first ever CHA regular season championship in team history. Penn State had never finished higher than 3rd in the CHA standings (201718).

• Penn State completed the 2020-21 season with a 16-32 record. Its 16 wins were the second most of any team in the country in regular-season play (Northeastern, 17).

• Penn State received its first-ever national ranking in the USCHO.com women’s division I hockey poll Jan. 11 when the Nittany Lions were ranked 10th overall. They were also ranked 10th the next day in the USA Today/ USA Hockey Magazine poll, also a program first.

• Penn State ranked as high as 7th in both polls on March 1st, 2021, its highest ranking ever. PSU finished the season as the No. 8 ranked team and have been in the Top-10 rankings for 10-straight polls.

• The Nittany Lions were 12-2-1 in the 2021 calendar year. Their 13-game unbeaten streak Jan. 8-Feb. 26 was the second longest unbeaten streak in the country last season (Northeastern, 19 games).

• The Nittany Lions ranked second in scoring defense (1.52 goals per game) and fourth in the nation in both scoring offense (3.43 goals per game) and scoring margin (+1.91).

A RECORD YEAR Team Records

• Scoring average - 3.50 g/g | (previous high: 2.11 g/p, 2016-17)

• Points per game - 9.55 pt/g | (5.42, 2016-17)

• Goals-allowed average - 1.45 | (1.81, 2015-16

• SOG per game - 39.0 | (30.33, 2018-19)

Individual Records

• Points per game - Kiara Zanon 1.50 ppg | (Laura Bowman, 0.97 ppg, 2016-17)

• Assists per game - Kiara Zanon 1.0 apg | (Amy Petersen, 0.57, 2015-16)

• Wins - Josie Bothun 16 wins | (13, Chantal Burke 1920 and Jenna Brenneman 18-19)

• GAA - Josie Bothun 1.44 | (Celine Whitlinger 1.51, 2015-16)

• Save percentage - Josie Bothun .944 | (Chantal Burke, .935, 2019-20)

FROZEN FOUR IN HOCKEY VALLEY

• The NCAA Women’s Frozen Four will be hosted twice by Penn State at Pegula Ice Arena this decade; 2022 and 2026.

• The Nittany Lions will host the tournament at Pegula Ice Arena for the first time in school history March 1820, 2022. The event will feature two national semifinals and the national championship games.

• A second announcement on October 14, 2020 granted Penn State a second hosting opportunity for the Frozen Four in 2026.

The 2020-21 Nittany Lions pose after their regular-season championship clinching win, 5-0, at RIT Friday, Feb. 19, 2021. (Photo: Eakin Howard, RIT Athletics)

Penn State and Pegula Ice Arena will be the host for the 2022 NCAA Women's Frozen Four, marking the first time the national championship will be hosted in University Park, Pa.

2020-21 IN REVIEW

KIARA ZANON NAMED 2NDTEAM ALL-AMERICAN

JOSIE BOTHUN NAMED HCA GOALIE OF THE YEAR FINALIST

• Forward Kiara Zanon became the first Nittany Lion to be named an AHCA/CCM All American when she was chosen to the second team after her spectacular freshman season. She was also chosen a Top-10 finalist for the 2021 Patty Kazmaier Award by USA Hockey after becoming the first Nittany Lion to be named CHA Player of the Year and the second CHA Rookie of the Year in team history.

• Zanon tied for the CHA lead in points with 30 (10G, 20A), a mark that ranked third nationally and led all rookies in the country. She posted a program-record six point game (1G, 5A) in Penn State’s 7-1 win over RIT Feb. 10, 2021.

• A speedy skater with a game-breaking playmaking ability, Za non either scored or assisted on seven game-winning scores for Penn State the season and had a team-best +23 rating.

• In a shortened 2020-21 season, Zanon still managed to break several Penn State records, including ppg and apg. Her nine multipoint games last season set a new program high despite playing just 21 games.

• Goaltender Josie Bothun was nominated as a top-three finalist for the first-ever Hockey Commissioners Association women’s hockey Goalie of the Year award thanks to her spectacular play in goal for the Nittany Lions making timely saves in big mo ments. She was also named the USCHO.com National Rookie of the Year.

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• The 2020-21 CHA Goaltender of the Year, Bothun’s 16 wins in 2020-21 set a Penn State single-season record. She initially broke the mark at 14 wins reached in just 17 starts.

• Bothun’s 1.44 GAA and .944 save percentage both shattered Penn State single-season records. Her GAA was third-best in the nation and led all rookie goaltender while her save percent age was fourth best.

• She had 14 games with at least 20 saves last season, including three wins with at least 30 saves. For her efforts, she won three CHA goaltender of the month honors in November, January and February plus three weekly CHA awards (2 goaltender, 1 rookie).

COLLEGE HOCKEY AMERICA

LINDENWOOD St. Charles, Missouri

MERCYHURST Erie, Pennsylvania

PENN STATE University Park, Pennsylvania

RIT Rochester, New York SYRACUSE Syracuse, New York

COLLEGE HOCKEY AMERICA OFFICE

220 WINTHROP STREET SUITE 201 WINTHROP, MA 02152

Robert M. DeGregorio, Jr. Commissioner Todd Bell Associate Commissioner Eugene Binda Supervisor of Officials

2021-22 CHA AWARDS

Player of the Year Natalie Heising (PSU)

Rookie of the Year Vanessa Upson (MER)

Coach of the Year Paul Flanagan (SU)

Best Defenseman Jessica DiGirolamo (SU)

Defensive Forward Lauren Bellafontaine (SU)

Goalie of the Year Arielle DeSmet (SU)

Indiv. Sportsmanship Natalie Heising (PSU) Abby Moloughney (SU) K.K. Thiessen (MER)

ALL-CHA FIRST TEAM

Kiara Zanon F Penn State

Natalie Heising F Penn State

Vanessa Upson F Mercyhurst

Jessica DiGirolamo D Syracuse Mallory Uihlein D Penn State

Arielle DeSmet G Syracuse

ALL-CHA SECOND TEAM

Abby Moloughney F Syracuse

Sara Boucher F Mercyhurst

Lauren Bellefontaine F Syracuse

Rene Gangarosa D Penn State

K.K. Thiessen D Mercyhurst Ena Nystrom G Mercyhurst

ALL-CHA ROOKIE TEAM

Vanessa Upson F Mercyhurst

Sara Marchand F Syracuse

Madison Primeau F Syracuse

Karley Garcia D Penn State

Sydney Pedersen D Mercyhurst

Sarah Coe G RIT

ALL-CHA TOURNAMENT TEAM

Abby Davies F RIT

Abby Molughney* F Syracuse

Vanessa Upson F Mercyhurst

Jordan Mortlock D Mercyhurst

Jessicade DiGirolamo D Syracuse

Arielle DeSmet G Syracuse

*Most Outstanding Player

POINTS

Natalie Heising Penn State 40 Kiara Zanon Penn State 39 Vanessa Upson Mercyhurst 39 Sara Boucher Mercyhurst 38 2 Tied 32

GOALS

Sara Boucher Penn State 21 Natalie Heising Mercyhurst 20 Vanessa Upson Penn State 19 Abby Moloughney Penn State 17 Kiara Zanon Penn State 13

ASSISTS

Kiara Zanon Penn State 26 Liliane Perreault Mercyhurst 22 Kristy Pidgeon Mercyhurst 21 Natalie Heising Penn State 20 Vanessa Upson Mercyhurst 20

POINTS BY A DEFENSEMAN

Jessica DiGirolamo Syracuse 20 Mallory Uihlein Penn State 19 Sydney Pedersen Mercyhurst 17 Casey Adimey Penn State 17 K.K. Theissen Penn State 14

POINTS BY A FRESHMAN

Vanessa Upson Mercyhurst 39 Sarah Marchand Syracuse 25 Sydney Pedersen Mercyhurst 17 Morgan Neitzke Lindenwood 15 Marielle Parks Mercyhurst 14 s

POWER-PLAY GOALS

Abby Moloughney Syracuse 6

Julie Gough Penn State 5

Natalie Heising Penn State 5 Jada Burke Lindenwood 4 Lindsay Maloney RIT 4

GAME-WINNING GOALS

Natalie Heising Penn State 5 Vanessa Upson Mercyhurst 5 Anna Leschyshyn Syracuse 4 Sara Boucher Mercyhurst 4 Chantal Ste-Croix Mercyhurst 4

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE

Josie Bothun Penn State 1.69

Ena Nystrom Mercyhurst 1.87

Arielle DeSmet Syracuse 2.03 Jenna Silvonen Mercyhurst 2.05 Taylor Liotta RIT 3.57

SAVE PERCENTAGE

Ena Nystrom Mercyhurst .939

Arielle DeSmet Syracuse .936

Josie Bothun Penn State .921

Jenna Silvonen Mercyhurst .918

Taylor Liotta RIT .916

SAVES

Sarah Coe RIT 879

Arielle DeSmet Syracuse 775

Josie Bothun Penn State 632

Ena Nystrom Mercyhurst 551

Natalie Ferenc Lindenwood 451

2021-22 CHA IN REVIEW

CHA STANDINGS

TEAM CPTS CONF CPCT. OVERALL PCT. HOME AWAY NEUTRAL Syracuse*^ 23 11-4-1 0.750 15-11-6 0.578 9-5-1 5-5-4 1-1-1 Penn State 19 8-3-3 0.714 18-10-5 0.652 7-5-3 9-2-2 2-3-0 Mercyhurst 20 10-6-0 0.625 21-12-2 0.629 13-3-1 6-7-1 2-2-0 Lindenwood 9 4-9-1 0.321 6-22-1 0.224 6-8-0 0-13-1 0-1-0

RIT 5 1-12-3 0.219 2-27-4 0.167 1-13-2 0-14-2 1-0-0

2021 COLLEGE HOCKEY AMERICA TOURNAMENT

PSU IN THE CHA TOURNAMENT

CHA FIRST ROUND (Best of Three)

March 1 at RIT

ALL-TIME CHA CHAMPIONS

PSU Seed: #6

L 0-1

March 2 at RIT L (OT) 2-3

CHA FIRST ROUND (Best of Three)

PSU Seed: #6

Feb. 28 at RIT L (OT) 2-3

March 1 at RIT L 0-3

CHA FIRST ROUND (Best of Three)

PSU Seed: #4 Feb. 27 vs. Lindenwood W 1-0 Feb. 28 vs. Lindenwood W 3-1

CHA SEMIFINALS

March 2 vs. Syracuse (at Mercyhurst) L 0-2

CHA FIRST ROUND (Best of Three)

PSU Seed: #3

Feb. 26 vs. RIT W 2-0 Feb. 27 vs. RIT W 3-2

CHA SEMIFINALS

March 4 vs. Syracuse (Buffalo, N.Y.) L (3OT) 2-3

Year Regular Season Tournament 2002-03 Mercyhurst Mercyhurst 2003-04 Mercyhurst Mercyhurst 2004-05 Mercyhurst Mercyhurst 2005-06 Mercyhurst Mercyhurst 2006-07 Mercyhurst Mercyhurst 2007-08 Mercyhurst Mercyhurst 2008-09 Mercyhurst Mercyhurst 2009-10 Mercyhurst Mercyhurst 2010-11 Mercyhurst Mercyhurst 2011-12 Mercyhurst Robert Morris 2012-13* Mercyhurst Mercyhurst 2013-14 Mercyhurst RIT 2014-15 Mercyhurst RIT 2015-16 Mercyhurst Mercyhurst 2016-17 Robert Morris Robert Morris 2017-18 Robert Morris Mercyhurst 2018-19 Robert Morris Syracuse 2019-20 Mercyhurst Mercyhurst 2020-21 Penn State Robert Morris 2021-22 Syracuse Syracuse

*Penn

CHA FIRST ROUND

PSU Seed: #4 March 2 vs. RIT (Buffalo, N.Y.) L 1-2

CHA FIRST ROUND

PSU Seed: #4

March 1 vs. Lindenwood (Buffalo, N.Y.) W 2-1

CHA SEMIFINALS

March 2 vs. Robert Morris (Buffalo, N.Y.) L 2-7

CHA FIRST ROUND

PSU Seed: #4

March 6 vs. RIT (Buffalo, N.Y.) W 4-1

CHA SEMIFINALS

March 7 vs. Robert Morris (Buffalo, N.Y.) L 1-2

CHA FIRST ROUND

2020

PSU Seed: #4

March 5 vs. RIT (Buffalo, N.Y.) W 4-1

CHA SEMIFINALS

March 6 vs. Mercyhurst L 1-4

CHA FIRST ROUND

PSU Seed: #1

March 5 vs. Syracuse (Erie, Pa.) L 2-3

CHA SEMIFINALS

PSU Seed: #2

February 25 vs. Mercyhurst (Syracuse, NY.) L 2-4

PENN STATE ALL-TIME CHA

Name

Natalie Heising 2017-21

Amy Petersen 2013-17

Laura Bowman 2013-17 Shannon Yoxheimer 2012-16 Shea Nelson 2017-20

Bella Sutton 2014-18

Olivia Wallin 2020-22

Brooke Madsen 2016-20

Izzy Heminger 2018-22 1 2

Katie McMillan 2016-20 1 2

Amy Dobson 2018-22 2 0 2

Hannah Bramm 2014-16 1 1 2 Kelsey Crow 2015-19 0 2 2 Taylor Gross 2012-14 1 1 2 Katie Rankin 2017-20 0 2 2 Kelly Seward 2013-17 0 2 2 Christi Vetter 2014-19 0 2 2 Abby Welch 2016-20 2 0 2

Bold denotes current Nittany Lion.

AWARDS AND ACCOLADES

AHCA NATIONAL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2020-21 Kiara Zanon

USCHO.COM ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2020-21 Josie Bothun

USCHO.COM ALL-ROOKIE TEAM 2020-21 Josie Bothun Kiara Zanon

AHCA/CCM SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN 2020-21 Kiara Zanon

CHA PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2020-21 Kiara Zanon 2021-22 Natalie Heising

CHA GOALTENDER OF THE YEAR 2020-21 Josie Bothun

CHA ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2017-18 Natalie Heising 2020-21 Kiara Zanon

AHCA NATIONAL ROOKIE OF THE MONTH Dec. 2020 Kiara Zanon

ALL-CHA FIRST TEAM 2016-17 Laura Bowman 2017-18 Kelsey Crow 2018-19 Natalie Heising 2019-20 Chantal Burke 2020-21 Jessica Adolfsson Josie Bothun Natalie Heising Kiara Zanon 2021-22 Natalie Heising Kiara Zanon Mallory Uihlein

ALL-CHA SECOND TEAM 2014-15 Laura Bowman 2015-16 Amy Petersen Celine Whitlinger 2016-17 Amy Petersen Bella Sutton 2017-18 Natalie Heising Hannah Ehresmann 2018-19 Kelsey Crow Jenna Brenneman 2019-20 Izzy Heminger 2020-21 Izzy Heminger 2021-22 Rene Gangarosa

ALL-CHA ROOKIE TEAM 2012-13 Shannon Yoxheimer 2013-14 Laura Bowman 2014-15 Hannah Ehresmann Bella Sutton 2016-17 Brooke Madsen Katie McMillan 2017-18 Natalie Heising 2018-19 Jessica Adolfsson 2019-20 Mallory Uihlein 2020-21 Josie Bothun Lyndie Lobdell Olivia Wallin Kiara Zanon 2021-22 Karley Garcia

CHA DEFENSIVE FORWARD 2015-16 Micayla Catanzariti

CHA SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD 2013-14 Taylor Gross 2015-16 Jill Holdcroft 2020-21 Natalie Heising 2021-22 Natali

CHA TEAM SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD 2013-14 Penn State 2014-15 Penn State 2015-16 Penn State 2016-17 Penn State 2017-18 Penn State

CHA PLAYER OF THE MONTH

Dec. 2014 Laura Bowman Sept./Oct. 2016 Laura Bowman Dec. 2019 Natalie Heising Dec. 2020 Natalie Heising

Jan. 2020 Julie Gough Nov. 2022 Natalie Heising

CHA GOALIE OF THE MONTH

Dec. 2014 Celine Whitlinger Jan. 2015 Celine Whitlinger Oct. 2015 Celine Whitlinger Feb. 2016 Celine Whitlinger Sept./Oct. 2016 Daniela Paniccia Dec. 2019 Chantal Burke Jan. 2020 Chantal Burke Feb. 2020 Chantal Burke Nov. 2021 Josie Bothun Jan. 2021 Josie Bothun Feb. 2021 Josie Bothun Sept. 2021 Josie Bothun Oct. 2021 Josie Bothun Dec. 2021 Josie Bothun Jan. 2022 Josie Bothun

CHA ROOKIE OF THE MONTH

Nov. 2012 Shannon Yoxheimer Nov. 2017 Natalie Heising Dec. 2017 Natalie Heising Nov. 2018 Izzy Heminger Nov. 2019 Mallory Uihlein Dec. 2020 Kiara Zanon Jan. 2021 Kiara Zanon Feb. 2021 Kiara Zanon

AWARDS AND ACCOLADES

CHA PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Oct. 22, 2012 Shannon Yoxheimer

Oct. 7, 2013 Hannah Hoenshell

Nov. 11, 2014 Laura Bowman

Dec. 15, 2014 Laura Bowman

Jan. 19, 2015 Bella Sutton

Jan. 25, 2016 Amy Petersen

Oct. 10, 2016 Amy Petersen Nov. 7, 2016 Amy Petersen

Dec. 5, 2016 Laura Bowman

Dec. 4, 2017 Natalie Heising

Nov. 27, 2018 Natalie Heising

Jan. 14, 2019 Katie Rankin

Dec. 9, 2019 Natalie Heising

Jan. 25, 2021 Amy Dobson

Sept. 27, 2021 Natalie Heising

Oct. 25, 2021 Natalie Heising

Nov. 1, 2021 Julie Gough

Nov. 8, 2021 Kiara Zanon

Nov. 29, 2021 Natalie Heising Dec. 13, 2021 Kiara Zanon

CHA GOALIE OF THE WEEK

Oct. 20, 2014 Celine Whitlinger

Nov. 24, 2014 Celine Whitlinger

Dec. 8, 2014 Celine Whitlinger

Dec. 15, 2014 Celine Whitlinger

Jan. 19, 2015 Celine Whitlinger

March 3, 2015 Celine Whitlinger

Oct. 5, 2015 Celine Whitlinger

Nov. 16, 2015 Celine Whitlinger

Dec. 14, 2015 Hannah Ehresmann

Feb. 15, 2016 Celine Whitlinger

Oct. 31, 2016 Daniela Paniccia

Nov. 14, 2016 Daniela Paniccia

Jan. 2, 2017 Daniela Paniccia

Feb. 13, 2017 Hannah Ehresmann

Oct. 3, 2017 Hannah Ehresmann

Oct. 9, 2017 Daniela Paniccia

Nov. 27, 2017 Hannah Ehresmann

Jan. 8, 2018 Hannah Ehresmann

Feb. 19, 2018 Hannah Ehresmann

Nov. 19, 2018 Jenna Brenneman

Nov. 27, 2018 Jenna Brenneman

Jan. 22, 2019 Jenna Brenneman

Oct. 21, 2019 Chantal Burke

Dec. 9, 2019 Chantal Burke

Jan. 13, 2020 Chantal Burke Sept. 27, 2021 Josie Bothun Oct. 4, 2021 Josie Bothun Nov. 1, 2021 Josie Bothun

Nov. 8, 2021 Josie Bothun Dec. 13, 2021 Josie Bothun Jan. 31, 2022 Josie Bothun Feb. 14, 2022 Josie Bothun

CHA ROOKIE OF THE WEEK

Oct. 8, 2012 Micayla Catanzariti

Dec. 10, 2012 Celine Whitlinger

Jan. 7, 2013 Hannah Hoenshell

Oct. 7, 2013 Kelly Seward

Oct. 6, 2014 Hannah Ehresmann Oct. 20, 2014 Caitlin Reilly Nov. 11, 2014 Caitlin Reilly Feb. 2, 2015 Caitlin Reilly March 2, 2015 Bella Sutton

Oct. 19, 2015 Victoria Samuelsson

Jan. 25, 2016 Victoria Samuelsson

Oct. 10, 2016 Brooke Madsen

Oct. 24, 2016 Daniela Paniccia

Nov. 7, 2016 Katie McMillan

Nov. 13, 2017 Sophie Slattery

Nov. 27, 2017 Natalie Heising

Jan. 8, 2018 Katie Rankin

Feb. 12, 2018 Natalie Heising

Feb. 19, 2018 Natalie Heising Oct. 1, 2018 Rene Gangarosa

Oct. 29, 2018 Loli Fidler

Nov. 19, 2018 Izzy Heminger

Jan. 14, 2019 Jessica Adolfsson Jan. 22, 2019 Izzy Heminger

Feb. 4, 2019 Rene Gangarosa

Oct. 21, 2019 Mallory Uihlein

Dec. 3, 2019 Mallory Uihlein

Dec. 9, 2019 Mikayla Lantto Dec. 7, 2020 Kiara Zanon

Jan. 12, 2021 Carrie Byrnes

Jan. 25, 2021 Josie Bothun

Feb. 1, 2021 Kiara Zanon

ACADEMIC AWARDS

CHA ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM

2012-13 Jeanette Bateman Kate Christoffersen Hannah Hoenshell Jill Holdcroft Paige Jahnke Darby Kern Emily Laurenzi Brooke Meyer Kendra Rasmussen Lindsay Reihl Stephanie Walkon Tess Weaver Jenna Welch Sarah Wilkie Katie Zinn

2013-14 Jeanette Bateman, Laura Bowman Taylor Gross Hannah Hoenshell Jill Holdcroft

Paige Jahnke

Darby Kern Cara Mendelson Sarah Nielsen Amy Petersen Kendra Rasmussen, Lindsay Reihl Kelly Seward Madison Smiddy Jenna Welch Celine Whitlinger Sarah Wilkie Shannon Yoxheimer

2014-15 Jeanette Bateman Laura Bowman Hannah Bramm Micayla Catanzariti Hannah Ehresmann Aly Hardy Hannah Hoenshell Jill Holdcroft Paige Jahnke Irene Kiroplis Emily Laurenzi Remi Martin Sarah Nielsen, Amy Petersen Kendra Rasmussen Caitlin Reilly Kelly Seward Bella Sutton Christi Vetter Celine Whitlinger Sarah Wilkie Shannon Yoxheimer

2015-16 Jeanette Bateman, Laura Bowman Micayla Catanzariti Kelsey Crow Hannah Ehresmann Jill Holdcroft Paige Jahnke Irene Kiroplis Emily Laurenzi Remi Martin Sarah Nielsen Jordin Pardoski Amy Petersen Kelly Seward Bella Sutton Celine Whitlinger Sarah Wilkie Shannon Yoxheimer

2016-17 Laura Bowman Kelsey Crow Hannah Ehresmann Aly Hardy Irene Kiroplis Brooke Madsen Amanda McLeod Katie McMillan Meike Meilleur Sarah Nielsen Daniela Paniccia Amy Petersen Victoria Samuelsson Kelly Seward Bella Sutton Christi Vetter

2017-18 Chantal Burke Kelsey Crow Hannah Ehresmann Irene Kiroplis Cam Leonard Brooke Madsen Amanda McLeod Katie McMillan Meike Meilleur Shea Nelson Daniela Paniccia Katie Rankin Kate Rydland Sophie Slattery Bella Sutton Christi Vetter Olivia Villani

2018-19 Jenna Brenneman

Chantal Burke Kelsey Crow Rene Gangarosa Cam Leonard Brooke Madsen Amanda McLeod Katie McMillan Meike Meilleur Anna Promersberger Katie Rankin Morgan Rolph Kate Rydland Sophie Slattery Christi Vetter Olivia Villani Abby Welch

2019-20 Jessica Adolfsson Chantal Burke Loli Fidler Julie Gough Cam Leonard Brooke Madsen Amanda McLeod Katie McMillan Shea Nelson Anna Promersberger Katie Rankin Morgan Rolph Kate Rydland, Sophie Slattery Olivia Villani Abby Welch

2020-21 Jessica Adolfsson Josie Bothun Carrie Byrnes Jess Ciarrocchi Maeve Connolly Amy Dobson Rene Gangarosa Julie Gough Natalie Heising Izzy Heminger Cam Leonard Lyndie Lobdell Anna Promersberger Annie Spring Mallory Uihlein Olivia Wallin Kiara Zanon

2021-22 Lexi Bedier Josie Bothun Carrie Byrnes Jess Ciarrocchi Maeve Connolly Amy Dobson Rene Gangarosa Julie Gough Natalie Heising Izzy Heminger Cam Leonard Avery Mitchell Lyndie Lobdell Anna Promersberger Annie Spring Mallory Uihlein Rachel Weiss Kiara Zanon

CHA STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

2013-14 Laura Bowman, Lindsay Reihl 2014-15 Bella Sutton 2017-18 Katie McMillan 2018-19 Kelsey Crow

ACADEMIC AWARDS

ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN TEAM

2012-13 Kate Christoffersen Jess Desorcie Taylor Gross Lindsay Reihl Tess Weaver Jenna Welch

2013-14 Jeanette Bateman Taylor Gross Hannah Hoenshell Jill Holdcroft Paige Jahnke Emily Laurenzi Kendra Rasmussen Lindsay Reihl Stephanie Walkom Tess Weaver Jenna Welch Celine Whitlinger Sarah Wilkie

2014-15 Jeanette Bateman

Laura Bowman Micayla Catanzariti Hannah Hoenshell Jill Holdcroft Paige Jahnke

Emily Laurenzi Sarah Nielsen

Amy Petersen Kendra Rasmussen Kelly Seward Celine Whitlinger Sarah Wilkie Shannon Yoxheimer

2015-16 Jeanette Bateman, Laura Bowman Hannah Bramm Micayla Catanzariti Hannah Ehresmann Aly Hardy Hannah Hoenshell, Jill Holdcroft Paige Jahnke Irene Kiroplis Emily Laurenzi Remi Martin Sarah Nielsen Jordin Pardoski Amy Petersen Kelly Seward Bella Sutton Christi Vetter Celine Whitlinger Sarah Wilkie Shannon Yoxheimer

2016-17 Laura Bowman Kelsey Crow Hannah Ehresmann

Irene Kiroplis Meike Meilleur Sarah Nielsen

Amy Petersen Victoria Samuelsson Kelly Seward Bella Sutton Christi Vetter

2017-18 Kelsey Crow Hannah Ehresmann Aly Hardy Irene Kiroplis Brooke Madsen Amanda McLeod Katie McMillan Meike Meilleur Kate Rydland Bella Sutton Christi Vetter Olivia Villani

2018-19 Chantal Burke Kelsey Crow Natalie Heising Cam Leonard Brooke Madsen Amanda McLeod Katie McMillan Meike Meilleur Shea Nelson Katie Rankin Morgan Rolph Kate Rydland Sophie Slattery Christi Vetter Olivia Villani Abby Welch

2019-20 Jessica Adolfsson

Chantal Burke

Rene Gangarosa Natalie Heising Cam Leonard Brooke Madsen Amanda McLeod Katie McMillan Shea Nelson Anna Promersberger Katie Rankin Morgan Rolph Kate Rydland Sophie Slattery Taylor Valente Olivia Villani Abby Welch

2020-21 Jessica Adolfsson Rene Gangarosa Julie Gough Natalie Heising Izzy Heminger Cam Leonard Anna Promersberger Mallory Uihlein Rachel Weiss

2021-22 Josie Bothun Carrie Byrnes Jess Ciarrocchi Maeve Connolly Rene Gangarosa

Julie Gough Natalie Heising Izzy Heminger Lyndie Lobdell

Alyssa Machado Anna Promersberger Annie Spring Mallory Uihlein Olivia Wallin Rachel Weiss Kiara Zanon

BIG TEN DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARS

2012-13 Kate Christoffersen Lindsay Reihl 2013-14 Lindsay Reihl Sarah Wilkie

2014-15 Laura Bowman Amy Petersen Kelly Seward 2015-16 Jeanette Bateman Laura Bowman Hannah Ehresmann Paige Jahnke Emily Laurenzi Remi Martin Jordin Pardoski Amy Petersen Kelly Seward, Sarah Wilkie

2016-17 Laura Bowman Kelsey Crow Amy Petersen Kelly Seward Bella Sutton 2017-18 Kelsey Crow, Hannah Ehresmann Katie McMillan Brooke Madsen Bella Sutton 2018-19 Kelsey Crow Cam Leonard Brooke Madsen, Amanda McLeod

2019-20 Cam Leonard Brooke Madsen Katie McMillan Anna Promersberger Katie Rankin Morgan Rolph Sophie Slattery, Olivia Villani Abby Welch

2020-21 Julie Gough Izzy Heminger Cam Leonard Anna Promersberger Mallory Uihlein

2021-22 Josie Bothun Rene Gangarosa Julie Gough Natalie Heising Izzy Heminger Cam Leonard Anna Promersberger Annie Spring Mallory Uihlein Rachel Weiss Kiara Zanon

AHCA ALL-AMERICAN SCHOLARS

2016-17 Laura Bowman Kelsey Crow Katie McMillan Amy Petersen Kelly Seward, Bella Sutton Christi Vetter 2017-18 Kelsey Crow Hannah Ehresmann Katie McMillan Brooke Madsen Bella Sutton Sophie Slattery 2018-19 Kelsey Crow Cam Leonard Brooke Madsen Amanda McLeod, Meike Meilleur 2019-20 Cam Leonard Brooke Madsen Katie McMillan Katie Rankin Morgan Rolph Olivia Villan

2020-21 Josie Bothun Julie Gough Izzy Heminger Cam Leonard Anna Promersberger Kiara Zanon

COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN 2016-17 Laura Bowman (Second Team)

COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT 2 2015-16 Laura Bowman 2016-17 Laura Bowman 2018-19 Kelsey Crow

PENN STATE ERIC A. WALKER AWARD 2018-19 Kelsey Crow

Bold denotes current Nittany Lion.

RECORD BOOK

TEAM GAME RECORDS

POINTS

1. 27 vs. Chatham Jan. 4, 2013

2. 24 at LIU Feb. 11, 2022

3. 22 at Union Oct. 7 2016

4. 20 vs. RIT Feb. 10, 2021

20 vs. Sacred Heart Nov. 3, 2012

6. 17 vs. Holy Cross Oct. 8, 2021

7. 16 vs. Lindenwood Feb. 24, 2018

8. 15 at RIT Feb. 20, 2021

15 at Lindenwood Jan. 29. 2021

15 vs. RIT Dec. 7, 2019

15 at RIT Oct. 28, 2016

GOALS

1. 10 at LIU Feb. 11, 2022

10 vs. Chatham Jan. 4, 2013

3. 8 at Union Oct. 7, 2016

8 vs. Sacred Heart Nov. 3, 2012

5. 7 vs. RIT Feb. 20, 2021

6. 6 vs. Holy Cross Oct. 9, 2021

6 at Lindenwood Jan. 29, 2021

6 vs. RIT Dec. 7, 2019

6 vs. Lindenwood Feb. 24, 2018

6 at Colgate Nov. 7, 2014

6 vs. Sacred Heart Nov. 2, 2012

6 at Sacred Heart Oct. 20, 2012

POWER PLAY GOALS

1. 3 vs. Holy Cross Oct. 9, 2021

3 at Brown Oct. 24, 2021

3 vs. Lindenwood, Feb. 24, 2018

3 at Sacred Heart Oct. 20, 2012

2. 2 25 times, last vs. St. Cloud Jan. 1, 2022

ASSISTS

1. 17 vs. Chatham Jan. 4, 2013

2. 14 at LIU Feb. 11, 2022

14 at Union Oct. 7, 2016

4. 13 vs. RIT Feb. 10, 2021

5. 12 vs. Sacred Heart Nov. 3, 2012

6. 11 vs. Holy Cross Oct. 9, 2021

7. 10 at RIT Oct. 28, 2016

8. 9 at Cornell Feb. 8, 2022

9 at Mercyhurst Feb. 26, 2021 9 at RIT Feb. 29, 2021 9 at Lindenwood Jan. 29, 2021

9 vs. Lindenwood Feb. 24, 2018 9 vs. RIT Dec. 7, 2019

SHORT-HANDED GOALS

1. 1 vs. Lindenwood Nov. 5, 2021

1 vs. Lindenwood Nov. 6, 2021

1 at RIT Jan. 14, 2022

1 at Robert Morris Jan. 9, 2021

1 vs. RIT Feb. 10, 2021

1 vs. RIT Dec. 6, 2019

1 vs. Boston Univ. Oct. 25, 2019

1 vs. RIT March, 6, 2019

1 vs. Union Oct. 6, 2017

1 vs. Syracuse Feb. 24, 2017

1 at RIT Oct. 28, 2016

1 at RIT Oct. 27, 2016

1 vs. RIT Jan. 29, 2016

1 vs. RIT Jan. 18, 2015

SHOTS

1. 71 vs. Chatham Jan. 5, 2013

2. 66 vs. Sacred Heart Nov. 2, 2012

3. 64 vs. Sacred Heart Nov. 3, 2012

4. 58 vs. Lindenwood Nov. 20, 2020 5. 55 at LIU Feb. 11, 2022 55 vs. Syracuse Feb. 5, 2022

7. 54 vs. Lindenwood Nov. 6, 2021

8. 53 at Syracuse Nov. 20, 2021 53 vs. RPI Oct. 12, 2019

10. 52 at RIT Feb. 19, 2021 52 vs. Lindenwood Jan. 21, 2019

1 at Robert Morris Dec. 6, 2014

1 at Robert Morris Dec. 5, 2014

1 at RIT Nov. 16, 2013

PENALTIES

1. 11 at Clarkson Sept. 30, 2016

2. 10 vs. Holy Cross Oct. 9, 2021 10 vs. Mercyhurst Jan. 27, 2017 10 at Union Oct. 8, 2016 10 at Union Oct. 7, 2016

6. 9 vs. Mercyhurst Feb. 1, 2013

7. 8 vs. Minn. Duluth Nov. 26, 2021 8 vs. Syracuse Feb. 4, 2022 8 at Syracuse Nov. 11, 2017

8 vs. RIT Jan. 18, 2015 8 vs. RIT Oct. 25, 2012

8 at Vermont Oct. 4, 2013

SAVES

1. 64 at Mercyhurst Dec. 1, 2012

2. 61 vs. Syracuse March 4, 2016

3. 59 at Robert Morris Feb. 22, 2013 59 vs. Mercyhurst Feb. 1, 2013 59 vs. RIT Oct. 26, 2012

6. 55 at Quinnipiac Oct. 12, 2013 55 at Mercyhurst Nov. 30, 2012

8. 54 at St. Lawrence Dec. 8, 2012

RECORD BOOK

SEASON RECORDS

GAMES PLAYED

1. 37 2015-16 37 2014-15

3. 36 2019-20 36 2018-19 36 2017-18 36 2013-14

7. 35 2016-17 35 2012-13 9. 33 2021-22 10. 21 2020-21

GOALS

1. 96 2021-22

2. 74 2016-17

3. 73 2018-19

4. 72 2020-21 72 2014-15

6. 70 2019-20

7. 69 2012-13

8. 66 2015-16 9. 65 2017-18 10. 49 2013-14

GOALS PER GAME

1. 3.43 (21 games) 2020-21

2. 2.90 (33 games) 2021-22

3. 2.11 (35 games) 2016-17

4. 2.03 (36 games) 2018-19

5. 1.97 (35 games) 2012-13

6. 1.95 (37 games) 2014-15

7. 1.94 (36 games) 2019-20

8. 1.81 (36 games) 2017-18

9. 1.78 (37 games) 2013-14

10. 1.36 (36 games) 2013-14

ASSISTS

1. 146 2021-22

2. 124 2020-21 3. 116 2016-17 4. 113 2019-20 5. 107 2018-19 6. 105 2012-13 7. 101 2015-16

8. 98 2017-18 9. 96 2014-15 10. 71 2013-14

ASSISTS PER GAME

1. 5.90 (21 games) 2020-21

2. 4.42 (33 games) 2021-22

3. 3.31 (35 games) 2016-17

4. 3.13 (36 games) 2019-20

5. 3.00 (35 games) 2012-13

6. 2.94 (36 games) 2018-19

7. 2.73 (37 games) 2015-16

8. 2.72 (36 games) 2017-18

9. 2.59 (37 games) 2014-15

10. 1.97 (36 games) 2013-14

POINTS

1. 242 (96 goals, 146 assists) 2021-22

2. 196 (72 goals, 124 assists) 2020-21

3. 190 (74 goals, 116 assists) 2016-17

4. 183 (70 goals, 113 assists) 2019-20

5. 180 (73 goals, 107 assists) 2018-19

6. 174 (69 goals, 105 assists) 2012-13

7. 168 (72 goals, 96 assists) 2014-15

8. 167 (66 goals, 101 assists) 2015-16

9. 163 (65 goals, 98 assists) 2017-18

10. 120 (49 goals, 71 assists) 2013-14

POINTS PER GAME

1. 9.33 (21 games) 2020-21

2. 7.33 (33 games) 2021-22

2. 5.43 (35 games) 2016-17

3. 5.08 (36 games) 2019-20

4. 5.00 (36 games) 2018-19

5. 4.97 (35 games) 2012-13

6. 4.54 (37 games) 2014-15

7. 4.53 (36 games) 2017-18

8. 4.51 (37 games) 2015-16

9. 3.33 (36 games) 2013-14

SHOTS

1. 1,235 (96 goals) 2021-22

2. 1,092 (73 goals) 2018-19

3. 1,034 (70 goals) 2019-20

4. 978 (65 goals) 2017-18

5. 925 (66 goals) 2015-16

6. 871 (69 goals) 2012-13

7. 870 (49 goals) 2013-14

8. 866 (74 goals) 2016-17

9. 811 (72 goals) 2014-15

10. 805 (72 goals) 2020-21

SHOTS PER GAME

1. 38.33 (21 games) 2020-21

2. 37.42 (33 games) 2021-22

3. 30.33 (36 games) 2018-19

4. 28.72 (36 games) 2019-20

5. 27.17 (36 games) 2017-18

6.25.00 (37 games) 2015-16

7. 24.89 (35 games) 2012-13

8. 24.74 (35 games) 2016-17

9. 24.17 (36 games) 2013-14 10. 21.92 (37 games) 2014-15

POWER PLAY GOALS

1. 24 2017-18

2. 23 2018-19 22 2019-20 22 2019-20 21 2016-17 18 2021-22 17 2012-13 15 2015-16 10 2013-14 10. 8 2020-21

PENALTIES/PENALTY MINUTES

1. 148 296 minutes 2016-17

2. 143 286 minutes 2012-13

3. 139 292 minutes 2019-20 139 278 minutes 2017-18

5. 134 268 minutes 2014-15

6. 129 283 minutes 2018-19

7. 125 250 minutes 2015-16 125 250 minutes 2013-14

9. 110 258 minutes 2021-22 10. 74 181 minutes 2020-21

SAVES

1. 1,422 2012-13

2. 1,332 2013-14

3. 1,112 2014-15

4. 1,045 2016-17

5. 1,026 2015-16 6. 896 2019-10 7. 852 2017-18 8. 798 2018-19 9. 654 2021-22 9. 514 2020-21

SAVES PER GAME

1.40.63 (35 games) 2012-13

2. 37.00 (36 games) 2013-14 3.30.05 (37 games) 2014-15

4. 29.86 (35 games) 2016-17

5. 27.73 (37 games) 2015-16

6. 24.89 (36 games) 2019-20

7. 24.48 (21 games) 2020-21

8. 23.67 (36 games) 2017-18

9. 22.17 (36 games) 2018-19

10. 19.82 (33 games) 2021-22

SAVE PERCENTAGE

1. .940 (31 GA), 514 saves) 2020-21

2. .931 (70 GA, 1,026 saves) 2015-16

3. .929 (105 GA, 1,422 saves) 2012-13

4. .927 (82 GA, 1,122 saves) 2014-15

5. .925 (67 GA, 852 saves) 2017-18

6. .919 (58 GA, 654 saves) 2021-22

7. .918 (75 GA, 896 saves) 2019-20

8. .917 (68 GA, 798 saves) 2018-19

9. .911 (127 GA, 1,332 saves) 2013-14

10. .909 (97 GA, 1,045 saves) 2016-17

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE

1. 1.43 (31 GA, 1,277 min) 2020-21

2. 1.73 (58 GA, 2013 min) 2021-22

3. 1.81 (70 GA, 2,316 min) 2015-16

4. 1.86 (69 GA, 2,227 min) 2017-18

5. 2.01 (72 GA, 2,146 min) 2018-19

6. 2.05 (75 GA, 2,200 min) 2019-20

7. 2.21 (82 GA, 2,223 min) 2014-15

8. 2.74 (97 GA, 2,126 min) 2016-17

9. 2.98 (105 GA, 2,111 min) 2012-13

10. 3.46 (127 GA, 2,199 min) 2013-14

RECORD BOOK

INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS

GOALS

1. 3 Olivia Wallin at LIU Feb. 11, 2022

3 Julie Gough at RIT Feb. 19, 2021

3 Julie Gough vs. RIT Feb. 10, 2021

*3 Natalie Heising vs. RIT March 5, 2020

3 Natalie Heising vs. Lindenwood Feb. 24, 2018

3 Laura Bowman vs. Robert Morris Dec. 4, 2016

3 Laura Bowman at Union Oct. 7, 2016

3 Amy Petersen at Union Oct. 7, 2016

3 Micayla Catanzariti at Robert Morris Nov. 14, 2015

3 Laura Bowman vs. Mercyhurst Dec. 13, 2014

3 Hannah Hoenshell vs. Sacred Heart Nov. 2, 2012

ASSISTS

1. 5 Kiara Zanon vs. RIT Feb. 10, 2021

2. 3 Kiara Zanon at RIT Feb. 19, 2021

3 Mallory Uihlein at RIT Feb. 20, 2021

*3 Shea Nelson vs. RIT March 5, 2020

3 Mallory Uihlein at Vermont Nov. 29, 2019

3 Katie McMillan at Providence Oct. 18, 2019

3 Katie McMillan vs. Lindenwood Feb. 24, 2018

3 Brooke Madsen at Union Oct. 7, 2016

3 Jeanette Bateman vs. Chatham Jan. 4, 2013

POINTS

1. 6 Kiara Zanon vs. RIT Feb. 10, 2021

2. 4 Natalie Heising vs. RIT Feb. 10, 2021

4 Laura Bowman at Union Oct. 7, 2016

4 Amy Petersen at Union Oct. 7, 2016

4 Hannah Hoenshell vs. Chatham Jan. 4, 2013

6. 3 Olivia Wallin at LIU Feb. 11, 2022

3 56 times, last by Mallory Uihlein at RIT Feb. 20, 2021

3 Julie Gough at RIT Feb 19, 2021

3 Izzy Heminger vs. RPI Nov. 16, 2018

Natalie Heising at LIU Feb. 12, 2022

SHOTS

1. 12 Kiara Zanon at Syracuse Dec. 11, 2020

12 Laura Bowman vs. Mercyhurst Jan. 28, 2017

12 Tess Weaver vs. Chatham Jan. 5, 2013

4. 11 Shannon Yoxheimer at Sacred Heart Oct. 20, 2012

11 Hannah Hoenshell vs. Sacred Heart Nov. 2, 2012

11 Shannon Yoxheimer vs. Sacred Heart Nov. 3, 2012

11 Shannon Yoxheimer vs. Lindenwood Feb. 8, 2014

8. 10 7 times, last by Natalie Heising vs. Lindenwood Jan. 21, 2019

9. 9 Kiara Zanon at. Syracuse Nov. 20, 2021

9 Amy Dobson at Mercyhurst Oct. 29, 2021

PLUS-MINUS RATING

1. +6 Izzy Heminger at LIU Feb. 11, 2022

2. +5 Karley Garcia at LIU Feb. 11, 2022

+5 Julie Gough at LIU Feb. 11, 2022

+5 Rene Gangarosa at Mercyhurst Feb. 26, 2021

+5 Lyndie Lobdell at RIT Feb. 20, 2021

+5 Kiara Zanon vs. RIT Feb., 10, 2021

+5 Natalie Heising vs. RIT Feb., 10, 2021

+5 Laura Bowman at Union Oct. 7, 2016

+5 Brooke Madsen at Union Oct. 7, 2016

3. +4 24 times, last by Olivia Wallin at LIU Feb. 11, 2022

POWER-PLAY GOALS

1. 2 Natalie Heising vs. Lindenwood Feb. 24, 2018

2 Natalie Heising at Mercyhurst Feb. 10, 2018

2 Amy Petersen at Union Oct. 7, 2016

4. 1 151 times, last by

SHORT-HANDED GOALS

1. 1 Kiara Zanon at RIT Jan. 14, 2022

1 Kiara Zanon vs. Lindenwood Nov. 6, 2021

1 Kiara Zanon vs. Lindenwood Nov. 5, 2021

1 Natalie Heising vs. RIT Feb. 10, 2021

1 Kiara Zanon at Robert Morris Jan. 9, 2021

1 Mallory Uihlein vs. RIT Dec. 6, 2019

1 Brooke Madsen vs. Boston Univ. Oct. 25, 2019

1 Abby Welch vs. RIT March 6, 2019

1 Christi Vetter at Union Oct. 6, 2017

1 Amy Petersen vs. Syracuse Feb. 24, 2017

1 Amy Petersen at RIT Oct. 28, 2016

1 Amy Petersen at RIT Oct. 27, 2016

1 Amy Petersen vs. RIT Jan. 29, 2016

1 Laura Bowman vs. RIT Jan. 18, 2015

1 Laura Bowman at Robert Morris Dec. 6, 2014

1 Micayla Catanzariti at Robert Morris Dec. 5, 2014

1 Jill Holdcroft at RIT Nov. 16, 2013

PENALTIES

1. 3 Izzy Heminger vs. Minn. Duluth Nov. 26, 2021

3 Izzy Heminger at Mercyhurst Jan. 17, 2020

3 Rachel Weiss at Providence Oct. 19, 2019

3 Jessica Adolfsson vs. RIT Nov. 20, 2018

3 Loli Fidler at Union Oct. 12, 2018

3 Abby Welch at Mercyhurst Feb. 10, 2018

3 Katie McMillan at RIT Dec. 2, 2017

3 Brooke Madsen at Clarkson Sept. 30, 2016

3 Caileah Forrest at Clarkson Sept. 30, 2016

3 Micayla Catanzariti at Robert Morris Dec. 6, 2014

3 Jordin Pardoski vs. Mercyhurst Feb. 16, 2014

3 Micayla Catanzariti vs. Syracuse Oct. 13, 2012

SAVES

1. 64 Nicole Paniccia at Mercyhurst Dec. 1, 2012 2. 61 Celine Whitlinger vs. Syracuse March 4, 2016 59 Nicole Paniccia vs. RIT Oct. 26, 2012 Celine Whitlinger vs. Mercyhurst Feb. 1, 2013 Nicole Paniccia at Robert Morris Feb. 22, 2013 Celine Whitlinger at Quinnipiac Oct. 12, 2013 Nicole Paniccia at St. Lawrence Dec. 8, 2012 Nicole Paniccia at RIT March 2, 2013 Celine Whitlinger at Robert Morris Feb. 23, 2013 Nicole Paniccia vs. Syracuse Oct. 13, 2012

Bold Nittany

RECORD BOOK

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS

GOALS

1. 20 Natalie Heising 2021-22 19 Natalie Heising 2017-18 18 Laura Bowman 2016-17 17 Laura Bowman 2015-16 16 Laura Bowman 2014-15 15 Natalie Heising 2018-19 14 Amy Petersen 2016-17 Shannon Yoxheimer 2012-13

9. 13 Kiara Zanon 2021-22 Olivia Wallin 2020-21 Natalie Heising 2019-20

ASSISTS

1. 27 Kiara Zanon 2021-22 21 Amy Petersen 2015-16 20 Kiara Zanon 2020-21 Natalie Heising 2021-22 17 Shannon Yoxheimer 2012-13 Brooke Madsen 2017-18 16 Amy Petersen 2016-17 Amy Petersen 2014-15 15 Kelsey Crow 2018-19 Laura Bowman 2014-15 Taylor Gross 2012-13

POINTS

1. 40 Kiara Zanon (13G, 27A) 2021-22 Natalie Heising (20G, 20A) 2021-22

3. 32 Laura Bowman (18G, 14A) 2016-17

4. 31 Shannon Yoxheimer (14G, 17A) 2012-13 31 Laura Bowman (16G, 15A) 2014-15

6. 30 Kiara Zanon (10G, 20A) 2020-21 Amy Petersen (14G, 16A) 2016-17 8. 29 Amy Petersen (8G, 21A) 2015-16

9. 28 Natalie Heising (15G, 13A) 2018-19 Natalie Heising (19G, 9A) 2017-18

GOALS PER GAME

1. 0.62 Olivia Wallin (21 games) 2020-21 2. 0.61 Natalie Heising (33 games) 2021-22 3. 0.55 Laura Bowman (33 games) 2016-17

4. 0.52 Julie Gough (21 games) 2020-21 0.52 Natalie Heising (36 games) 2017-18 0.48 Kiara Zanon (21 games) 2020-21 0.46 Laura Bowman (37 games) 2015-16 8. 0.43 Laura Bowman (37 games) 2014-15 0.42 Natalie Heising (36 games) 2018-19 0.41 Shannon Yoxheimer (34 games) 2012-13

ASSISTS PER GAME

1. 0.95 Kiara Zanon (21 games) 2020-21 2. 0.82 Kiara Zanon (33 games) 2021-22 0.76 Natalie Heising (17 games) 2020-21 0.62 Lyndie Lobdell (21 games) 2020-21 0.61 Natalie Heising (33 games) 2021-22 0.57 Amy Petersen (37 games) 2015-16 0.50 Shannon Yoxheimer (34 games) 2012-13 0.48 Izzy Heminger (21 games) 2020-21 0.47 Brooke Madsen (36 games) 2017-18 0.46 Amy Petersen (35 games) 2016-17

POINTS PER GAME

1. 1.43 Kiara Zanon (21 games) 2020-21

2. 1.21 Kiara Zanon (33 games) 2021-22

1.21 Natalie Heising (33 games) 2021-22

4. 1.17 Natalie Heising (17 games) 2020-21

5. 0.97 Laura Bowman (33 games) 2016-17

6. 0.91 Shannon Yoxheimer (34 games) 2012-13

7. 0.90 Julie Gough (21 games) 2020-21

8. 0.86 Amy Petersen (35 games) 2016-17

9. 0.84 Olivia Wallin (19 games) 2020-21 0.84 Laura Bowman (37 games) 2014-15

POWER-PLAY GOALS

1. 10 Natalie Heising 2017-18

2. 6 Katie Rankin 2018-19

6 Laura Bowman 2015-16

6 Jill Holdcroft 2012-13

5. 5 Julie Gough 2021-22

5 Natalie Heising 2021-22

5 Rene Gangarosa 2019-20

5 Amy Petersen 2016-17

5 Bella Sutton 2014-15

10. 4 Rene Gangarosa 2019-20

4 Natalie Heising 2019-20

4 Brooke Madsen 2019-20

4 Natalie Heising 2018-19 Jessica Adolfsson 2018-19

4 Kelsey Crow 2017-18

4 Laura Bowman 2014-15

4 Hannah Bramm 2014-15

4 Shannon Yoxheimer 2014-15

4 Taylor Gross 2012-13

GAME-WINNING GOALS

1. 6 Shannon Yoxheimer 2014-15

2. 5 Natalie Heising 2021-22

3. 4 Olivia Wallin 2020-21

4 Kiara Zanon 2020-21

4 Natalie Heising 2018-19 Natalie Heising 2017-18

4 Amy Petersen 2016-17

4 Laura Bowman 2014-15

9. 3 Lyndie Lobdell 2021-22

3 Natalie Heising 2019-20

3 Laura Bowman 2015-16

3 Hannah Hoenshell 2015-16

3 Bella Sutton 2014-15

3 Shannon Yoxheimer 2012-13

SHORT-HANDED GOALS

1. 3 Kiara Zanon 2021-22

3 Amy Petersen 2016-17

3. 2 Laura Bowman 2014-15

4. 1 Natalie Heising 2020-21

1 Kiara Zanon 2020-21

1 Brooke Madsen 2019-20

1 Mallory Uihlein 2019-20

1 Abby Welch 2018-19

1 Christi Vetter 2017-18

1 Amy Petersen 2015-16

1 Micayla Catanzariti 2014-15

1 Jill Holdcroft 2013-14

GOALS BY DEFENSEMEN

RECORD BOOK

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS

1. 7 Bella Sutton 2014-15

2. 6 Mallory Uihlein 2021-22

6 Rene Gangarosa 2019-20

4. 5 Jessica Adolfsson 2018-19

5. 4 Lyndie Lobdell 2021-22

4 Jessica Adolfsson 2020-21

4 Izzy Heminger 2019-20

4 Izzy Heminger 2018-19

4 Kelsey Crow 2017-18

4 Katie McMillan 2016-17

4 Kate Rydland 2016-17

4 Bella Sutton 2015-16

ASSISTS BY DEFENSEMEN

1. 15 Kelsey Crow 2018-19

2. 14 Bella Sutton 2017-18

3. 13 Lyndie Lobdell 2020-21

13 Kelly Seward 2016-17

5. 12 Rene Gangarosa 2019-20

12 Izzy Heminger 2019-20

7. 11 Kelsey Crow 2017-18

11 Bella Sutton 2016-17

9. 10 Izzy Heminger 2020-21

10 Kelly Seward 2014-15

POINTS BY DEFENSEMEN

1. 19 Mallory Uihein (6G, 13A) 2021-22

2. 18 Rene Gangarosa (6G, 12A) 2019-20

3. 17 Bella Sutton (3G, 14A) 2017-18

4. 16 Izzy Heminger (4G, 12A) 2019-20

16 Kelsey Crow (1G, 15A) 2018-19

6. 15 Kelsey Crow (4G, 11A) 2017-18

15 Bella Sutton (7G, 8A) 2014-15

8. 14 Lyndie Lobdell (1G, 13A) 2020-21

14 Kelly Seward (1G, 13A) 2016-17

10. 13 Lyndie Lobdell (4G, 9A) 2021-22

13 Izzy Heminger (4G, 9A) 2018-19

13 Bella Sutton (2G, 11A) 2016-17

SHOTS PER GAME

1. 5.47 Shannon Yoxheimer (36 games) 2013-14

2. 5.03 Laura Bowman (33 games) 2016-17 4.97 Shannon Yoxheimer (34 games) 2012-13 4.71 Kiara Zanon (21 games) 2020-21

5. 4.59 Natalie Heising (17 games) 2020-21

6. 4.38 Shannon Yoxheimer (37 games) 2014-15 7. 4.33 Natalie Heising (33 games) 2021-22 8. 4.30 Shannon Yoxheimer (37 games) 2015-16

9. 4.14 Natalie Heising (36 games) 2018-19 10. 3.81 Kiara Zanon (33 games) 2021-22

PLUS-MINUS RATING

1. +23 Natalie Heising 2021-22 +23 Kiara Zanon 2021-22 +23 Kiara Zanon 2020-21 +22 Lyndie Lobdell 2020-21

5. +20 Izzy Heminger 2021-22

6. +19 Rene Gangarosa 2020-21 7. +17 Izzy Heminger 2020-21

8. +16 Karley Garcia 2021-22 +16 Julie Gough 2020-21 10. +15 Rene Gangarosa 2021-22 +15 Natalie Heising 2020-21

PENALTIES/PENALTY MINUTES

1. 20 Jordin Pardoski (20-40) 2012-13

2. 17 Kelly Seward (17-34) 2016-17

3. 16 Rene Gangarosa (16-43) 2021-22

16 Hannah Bramm (16-32) 2014-15

16 Micayla Catanzariti (16-32) 2012-13

6. 15 Jessica Adolfsson (15-30) 2018-19

15 Katie McMillan (15-30) 2017-18

15 Abby Welch (15-30) 2017-18

15 Katie McMillan (15-30) 2016-17

15 Bella Sutton (15-30) 2015-16

15 Remi Martin (15-30) 2014-15 15 Jenna Welch (15-30) 2012-13

SHOTS

1. 197 Shannon Yoxheimer (8 goals) 2013-14

2. 169 Shannon Yoxheimer (14 goals) 2012-13 166 Laura Bowman (18 goals) 2016-17

4. 162 Shannon Yoxheimer (12 goals) 2014-15 159 Shannon Yoxheimer (8 goals) 2015-16 149 Natalie Heising (15 goals) 2018-19

7. 143 Natalie Heising (20 goals) 2021-22

8. 140 Laura Bowman (17 goals) 2015-16

9. 136 Brooke Madsen (4 goals) 2017-18 131 Natalie Heising (19 goals) 2017-18

RECORD BOOK

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

GOALS

1. 74 Natalie Heising 2017-22

2. 61 Laura Bowman 2013-17

3. 42 Shannon Yoxheimer 2012-16

4. 38 Amy Petersen 2013-17

5. 26 Brooke Madsen 2016-19

6 24 Julie Gough 20197. 23 Kiara Zanon 20208. 22 Hannah Hoenshell 2012-16

9. 20 Olivia Wallin 202020 Katie McMillan 2016-20

ASSISTS

1. 63 Amy Petersen 2013-17 63 Natalie Heising 2017-22

3. 47 Brooke Madsen 2016-20

4. 43 Laura Bowman 2013-17

5. 41 Bella Sutton 2014-18 41 Izzy Heminger 20187. 38 Shannon Yoxheimer 2012-16

8. 33 Kelsey Crow 2015-18 33 Rene Gangarosa 201810. 31 Mallory Uihlein 2019-

POINTS (Min. 50 Games)

1. 137 Natalie Heising (74g, 63a) 2017-22

2. 104 Laura Bowman (61g, 43a) 2013-17

3. 101 Amy Petersen (38g, 63a) 2013-17

4. 80 Shannon Yoxheimer (42g, 38a) 2012-16

5. 73 Brooke Madsen (26g, 47a) 2016-20 6. 69 Kiara Zanon (23g, 26a) 20207. 57 Bella Sutton (16g, 41a) 2014-18

8. 52 Izzy Heminger (11g, 41a) 20189. 49 Katie McMillan (20g, 29a) 2016-20 10. 48 Hannah Hoenshell (22g, 26a) 2012-16

GOALS PER GAME (Min. 50 Games)

1. 0.47 Natalie Heising (156 games) 2017-2022

2. 0.43 Laura Bowman (143 games) 2013-17

3. 0.29 Shannon Yoxheimer (144 games) 2012-16

4. 0.27 Julie Gough (90 games) 20195. 0.26 Amy Petersen (145 games) 2013-17 6. 0.21 Hannah Bramm (72 games) 2014-16 7. 0.20 Taylor Gross (70 games) 2012-14

8. 0.19 Katie Rankin (99 games) 2017-20 0.19 Hannah Hoenshell (115 games) 2012-16

10. 0.18 Brooke Madsen (141 games) 2016-20

ASSISTS PER GAME (Min. 50 Games)

1. 0.43 Amy Petersen (145 games) 2013-17

2. 0.40 Natalie Heising (156 games) 2017-2022

3. 0.34 Izzy Heminger (122 games) 20180.34 Mallory Uihlein (90 games) 20195. 0.33 Brooke Madsen (141 games) 2016-20 0.33 Taylor Gross (70 games) 2012-14

7. 0.30 Bella Sutton (138 games) 2014-18 0.30 Laura Bowman (143 games) 2013-17

9. 0.28 Victoria Samuelsson (71 games) 2015-18

10. 0.27 Kelsey Crow (121 games) 2015-19

POINTS PER GAME (Min. 50 Games)

1. 0.88 Natalie Heising (156 games) 2017-2022

2. 0.73 Laura Bowman (143 games) 2013-17

3. 0.70 Amy Petersen (145 games) 2013-17

4. 0.56 Shannon Yoxheimer (144 games) 2012-16

5. 0.53 Taylor Gross (70 games) 2012-14

6. 0.52 Brooke Madsen (141 games) 2016-20 7. 0.44 Julie Gough (90 games) 20198. 0.43 Izzy Heminger (122 games) 20189. 0.42 Hannah Hoenshell (115 games) 2012-16 0.42 Rachel Weiss (84 games) 2019-

POWER-PLAY GOALS

1. 24 Natalie Heising 2017-2022 14 Laura Bowman 2013-17 11 Amy Petersen 2013-17 10 Brooke Madsen 2016-20 Shannon Yoxheimer 2012-16 9 Katie Rankin 2017-19 Bella Sutton 2014-18 8. 8 Kelsey Crow 2015-19 9. 7 Katie McMillan 2016-20 Jill Holdcroft 2012-16 Julie Gough 2019-22

GAME-WINNING GOALS

1. 16 Natalie Heising 2017-2022 10 Laura Bowman 2013-17 Shannon Yoxheimer 2012-16 7 Amy Petersen 2013-17 6 Hannah Hoenshell 2012-16 Kiara Zanon 20205 Katie Rankin 2017-20 Bella Sutton 2014-18 4 Olivia Wallin 2020Brooke Madsen 2016-20 Meike Meilleur 2015-18 Abby Welch 2016-20

SHORTHANDED GOALS

1. 4 Amy Petersen 2013-17 Kiara Zanon 2020-22 2 Laura Bowman 2013-17 1 Natalie Heising 2020-2022 Mallory Uihlein 2019Brooke Madsen 2016-20 Abby Welch 2016-20 Christi Vetter 2014-19 Micayla Catanzariti 2012-16 Jill Holdcroft 2012-16 denotes current Nittany Lion.

RECORD BOOK

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

SHOTS ON GOAL

1. 687 Shannon Yoxheimer 2012-16

2. 615 Natalie Heising 2017-22 3. 525 Laura Bowman 2013-17

4. 432 Brooke Madsen 2016-20

5. 300 Rene Gangarosa 20186. 267 Amy Petersen 2013-17

7. 248 Bella Sutton 2014-18 8. 234 Katie Rankin 2017-20

9. 232 Meike Meilleur 2015-19

10. 228 Shea Nelson 2017-20

SHOTS PER GAME (Min. 50 Games)

1. 4.77 Shannon Yoxheimer (144 games) 2012-16

2. 3.94 Natalie Heising (156 games) 2017-2022

3. 3.67 Laura Bowman (143 games) 2013-17

4. 3.06 Brooke Madsen (141 games) 2016-20

5. 2.60 Taylor Gross (70 games) 2012-14

6. 2.38 Rene Gangarosa (126 games) 20187. 2.36 Katie Rankin (99 games) 2017-20

8. 2.31 Izzy Heminger (122 games) 20189. 2.23 Shea Nelson (102 games) 2017-20 10. 1.95 Hannah Hoenshell (115 games) 2012-16

GOALS BY DEFENSEMEN

1. 16 Bella Sutton 2014-18

2. 10 Izzy Heminger 201810 Rene Gangarosa 201810 Kelsey Crow 2015-19

5. 9 Mallory Uihlein 20199 Jessica Adolfsson 2018-21 7. 8 Jordin Pardoski 2012-16

8. *7 Katie McMillan 2016-20 9. 6 Kate Rydland 2016-20 10. 5 Kelly Seward 2013-17

ASSISTS BY DEFENSEMEN

1. 41 Bella Sutton 2014-18

2. 33 Kelsey Crow 2015-19

3. 31 Izzy Heminger 20184. 30 Kelly Seward 2013-17 5. 23 Rene Gangarosa 20186. 17 Mallory Uihlein 201917 Katie McMillan 2016-20 Jordin Pardoski 2012-16 16 Jessica Adolfsson 2018-21 13 Lyndie Lobdell 202013 Paige Jahnke 2012-16

POINTS BY DEFENSEMEN

1. 57 Bella Sutton (16G, 41A) 2014-18 2. 43 Kelsey Crow (10G, 33A) 2015-19 41 Izzy Heminger (10G, 31A) 201835 Kelly Seward (5G, 30A) 2013-17 31 Rene Gangarosa (8G, 17A) 201825 Jessica Adolfsson (5G, 9A) 2018-21 Jordin Pardoski (8G, 17A) 2012-16 *24 Katie McMillan (7G, 17A) 2016-19 20 Mallory Uihlein (3G, 17A) 2019Lyndie Lobdell (1G, 13A) 2020-

PLUS/MINUS RATING

1. +23 Kiara Zanon 20202. +22 Lyndie Lobdell 2020+20 Rene Gangarosa 2018+17 Julie Gough 2019+17 Izzy Heminger 2018+14 Natalie Heising 2017-22 +11 Rachel Weiss 2018+10 Jess Ciarrocchi 2020+10 Amy Dobson 2018-2022 +9 Olivia Wallin 2020-

PENALTIES/PENALTY MINUTES

1. 56 Jordin Pardoski (112 minutes) 2012-16 2. 46 Kelly Seward (92 minutes) 2014-17 44 Micayla Catanzariti (88 minutes) 2012-16 43 Bella Sutton (86 minutes) 2014-18 41 Katie McMillan (82 minutes) 2016-20 36 Izzy Heminger (83 minutes) 201836 Abby Welch (83 minutes) 2016-20 Natalie Heising (72 minutes) 2017-2022 35 Laura Bowman (70 minutes) 2013-17 34 Paige Jahnke (68 minutes) 2012-16 31 Sarah Nielsen (62 minutes) 2013-17

GAMES PLAYED

1. 145 Amy Petersen 2013-17 145 Sarah Nielsen 2013-17 145 Emily Laurenzi 2012-16 144 Shannon Yoxheimer 2012-16 143 Laura Bowman 2013-17 143 Katie McMillan 2016-20 143 Amanda McLeod 2016-20 Jordin Pardoski 2012-16 142 Kelly Seward 2013-17 Abby Welch 2016-20

Bold denotes current Nittany Lion. McMillan played defense for five of 36 games in 2018-19 and recorded five points (1g, 4a).

RECORD BOOK

GOALTENDING RECORDS

SINGLE SEASON CAREER

SAVES

1. 1,028 Nicole Paniccia 2012-13

2. 774 Chantal Burke 2019-20

3. 773 Nicole Paniccia 2013-14

4. 757 Celine Whitlinger 2014-15

5. 747 Jenna Brenneman 2018-19

6. 648 Hannah Ehresmann 2017-18

7. 632 Josie Bothun 2021-22

8. 630 Celine Whitlinger 2015-16

9. 584 Hannah Ehresmann 2016-17

10. 559 Celine Whitlinger 2013-14

SAVES PER GAME (Min. 12 Games)

1. 38.07 Nicole Paniccia (27 games) 2012-13

2. 37.27 Celine Whitlinger (15 games) 2013-14

3. 35.14 Nicole Paniccia (22 games) 2013-14

4. 30.28 Celine Whitlinger (25 games) 2014-15

5. 29.58 Hannah Ehresmann (12 games) 2014-15

6. 29.20 Hannah Ehresmann (20 games) 2016-17

7. 28.64 Celine Whitlinger (22 games) 2015-16

8. 27.12 Daniela Paniccia (17 games) 2016-17

9. 26.40 Hannah Ehresmann (15 games) 2015-16

SAVE PERCENTAGE (Min. 300 Saves)

1. .947 Celine Whitlinger (35 GA, 630 svs.) 2015-16

2. .944 Josie Bothun (30 GA, 507 svs.) 2020-21

3. .938 Celine Whitlinger (25 GA, 377 svs.) 2012-13

4. .937 Chantal Burke (52 GA, 774 svs.) 2019-20

5. .933 Celine Whitlinger (54 GA, 757 svs.) 2014-15

6. .928 Nicole Paniccia (80 GA, 1028 svs.) 2012-13

7. .927 Jenna Brenneman (59 GA, 747 svs.) 2018-19 .927 Hannah Ehresmann (28 GA, 355 svs.) 2014-15

9. .924 Hannah Ehresmann (53 GA, 648 svs.) 2017-18

10. .921 Josie Bothun (54 GA, 632 svs.) 2021-22

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE (Min. 800 Minutes)

1. 1.44 Josie Bothun (30 GA, 1254 mins.) 2020-21

2. 1.51 Celine Whitlinger (35 GA, 1394 mins.) 2015-16

3. 1.69 Josie Bothun (54 GA, 1917 mins.) 2021-22 1.69 Chantal Burke (52 GA, 1842 mins.) 2019-20

5. 1.74 Jenna Brenneman (59 GA, 2035 mins.) 2018-19

6. 2.17 Celine Whitlinger (54 GA, 1494 mins.) 2014-15

7. 2.33 Hannah Ehresmann (35 GA, 903 mins.) 2015-16

8. 2.67 Hannah Ehresmann (51 GA, 1144 mins.) 2016-17

9. 2.87 Daniela Paniccia (46 GA, 961 mins.) 2016-17 3.11 Nicole Paniccia (80 GA, 1543 mins.) 2012-13

WINS

1. 18 Josie Bothun (18-10-5) 2021-22

1. 16 Josie Bothun (16-3-2) 2020-21

2. 13 Chantal Burke (13-11-7) 2019-20 Jenna Brenneman (13-12-8) 2018-19 Celine Whitlinger (13-11-1) 2014-15

5. 9 Hannah Ehresmann (9-10-9) 2017-18 7 Celine Whitlinger (7-11-4) 2015-16 6 Nicole Paniccia (6-19-2) 2012-13 5 Daniela Paniccia (5-8-2) 2016-17 Hannah Ehresmann (5-8-2) 2015-16 Hannah Ehresmann (4-13-3) 2016-17 Hannah Ehresmann (4-5-3) 2014-15

SHUTOUTS

1. 9 Josie Bothun 2021-22 7 Chantal Burke 2019-20 4 Josie Bothun 2020-21 Jenna Brenneman 2018-19 Celine Whitlinger 2015-16 3 Daniela Paniccia 2016-17 Celine Whitlinger 2014-15 Hannah Ehresmann 2017-18

9. 2 Hannah Ehresmann 2016-17 Hannah Ehresmann 2015-16

SAVES

1. 2,323 Celine Whitlinger 2012-16 2. 1,983 Hannah Ehresmann 2014-18 1,801 Nicole Paniccia 2012-14 4. 815 Chantal Burke 2017-20 *779 Jenna Brenneman 2018-21

6. 648 Daniela Paniccia 2016-18 7. 507 Josie Bothun 2020-

SAVES PER GAME (Min. 20 games)

1. 36.76 Nicole Paniccia (49 games) 2012-14 2. 32.26 Celine Whitlinger (72 games) 2012-16

3. 28.40 Hannah Ehresmann (47 games) 2014-18 24.14 Josie Bothun (21 games) 20205. 22.64 Chantal Burke (36 games) 2017-20

6. *21.64 Jenna Brenneman (36 games) 2018-21

SAVE PERCENTAGE (Min. 500 saves)

1. .944 Josie Bothun (30 GA, 507 saves) 20202. .935 Chantal Burke (57 GA, 815 saves) 2017-20

3. .933 Celine Whitlinger (167 GA, 2,323 saves) 2012-16

4. *.925 Jenna Brenneman (63 GA, 779 saves) 2018-21

5. .922 Hannah Ehresmann (167 GA, 1,983 saves) 2014-18

6. .921 Nicole Paniccia (154 GA, 1,801 saves) 2012-14 7. .910 Daniela Paniccia (60 GA, 648 saves) 2016-18

GOALS ALLOWED AVERAGE (Min. 1000 minutes)

1. 1.44 Josie Bothun (30 GA, 1,254 mins.) 20202. 1.70 Chantal Burke (57 GA, 1,976 mins.) 2019-20

3. *1.77 Jenna Brenneman (63 GA, 2,139 mins.) 2018-21

4. 2.26 Hannah Ehresmann(167 GA, 4,443 mins.) 2014-18 2.34 Celine Whitlinger (167 GA, 4,284 mins.) 2012-16 2.50 Daniela Paniccia (60 GA, 1,442 mins.) 2016-18 3.26 Nicole Paniccia (154 GA, 2,836 mins.) 2012-14

WINS

1. 24 Celine Whitlinger (24-39-6) 2012-16 2. 22 Hannah Ehresmann (22-36-17) 2014-18

3. 16 Josie Bothun (16-3-2) 20204. 13 Chantal Burke (13-11-7) 2017-20 Jenna Brenneman (13-12-9) 2018-21 7 Nicole Paniccia (7-38-4) 2012-14 6. 6 Daniela Paniccia (6-13-4) 2016-18

WIN PERCENTAGE (Min. 20 Decisions)

1. .810 Josie Bothun (16-3-2) 20202. .516 Chantal Burke (13-12-7) 2017-20 .515 Jenna Brenneman (13-12-9) 2018-21 .407 Hannah Ehresmann (22-36-17) 2014-18 .391 Celine Whitlinger (24-39-6) 2012-16 .348 Daniela Paniccia (6-13-4) 2016-18 .243 Nicole Paniccia (7-38-4) 2012-14

SHUTOUTS

1. 7 Chantal Burke 2017-20 Hannah Ehresmann 2014-18 Celine Whitlinger 2012-16 4 Josie Bothun 2020Jenna Brenneman 2018-21 Daniela Paniccia 2016-18

GOALTENDER POINTS

1. 1 Nicole Paniccia (1A) 2012-14

RECORD BOOK

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS

MOST GAMES WITH TWO GOALS OR MORE

1. 10 Natalie Heising 2017-22

2. 9 Laura Bowman 2013-17

3, 8 Shannon Yoxheimer 2012-16

4. 4 Amy Petersen 2013-17

5. 3 Hannah Hoenshell 2012-16

6. 2 Julie Gough 20192 Katie Rankin 2017-20

2 Micayla Catanzariti 2012-16

2 Hannah Bramm 2014-16

MOST GAMES WITH TWO ASSISTS OR MORE

1. 13 Amy Petersen 2013-17

2. 7 Brooke Madsen 2016-20

3. 6 Hannah Hoenshell 2012-16

4. 5 Natalie Heising 2017-22

5 Shannon Yoxheimer 2012-16

5. 4 Rene Gangarosa 20184 Kiara Zanon 20204 Kelsey Crow 2015-19

4 Bella Sutton 2014-18

4 Jess Desorcie 2012-14

4 Kelly Seward 2013-17

MOST GAMES WITH ONE GOAL AND ONE ASSIST

1. 14 Laura Bowman 2013-17

2. 11 Amy Petersen 2013-17

3. 10 Natalie Heising 2017-22

4. 8 Shannon Yoxheimer 2012-16

5. 7 Hannah Hoenshell 2012-16

6. 6 Kiara Zanon 20206 Taylor Gross 2012-14

POINT STREAKS

1. 9 Amy Petersen (14 Pts.) Oct. 12-Nov. 8, 2014

2. 7 Laura Bowman (10 Pts.) Oct. 22-Nov. 12, 2016

7 Taylor Gross (11 Pts.) Oct. 19-Nov. 10, 2012

7 Shannon Yoxheimer (12 Pts.) Oct. 19-Nov. 10, 2012

5. 6 Natalie Heising (10 Pts.) Feb. 24-Oct. 5, 2018

6. 5 Shea Nelson (7 Pts.) Dec. 7-Jan. 11, 2020

5 Katie McMillan (6 Pts.) Oct. 28-Nov. 12, 2016

DIFFERENT PLAYERS TO SCORE IN A GAME 8 vs. Sacred Heart Nov. 3, 2012

FASTEST GOAL SCORED TO START GAME 0:29 Amy Petersen at Union; Oct. 7, 2016

FASTEST GOAL SCORED TO START PERIOD 0:10 Shannon Yoxheimer (3rd period) vs. Sacred Heart; Nov. 2, 2012

FASTEST BACK-TO-BACK GOALS SCORED 0:23 Taylor Gross & Shannon Yoxheimer vs. RIT; Oct. 26, 2012

FASTEST BACK-TO-BACK GOALS SCORED BY SAME PLAYER 3:41 Shannon Yoxheimer vs. Chatham; Jan. 4, 2013

FASTEST BACK-TO-BACK GOALS SCORED BY PLAYERS ON DIFFERENT TEAMS 0:06 Dayna Colang (UVM) & Hannah Hoenshell at Vermont; Oct. 5, 2013

FASTEST GOAL ALLOWED TO START GAME 0:14 Rebecca Lindblad, UConn Oct. 22, 2016

FASTEST GOAL ALLOWED TO START PERIOD 0:13 Melissa Robbins Sacred Heart; Nov. 3, 2012

LONGEST SHUTOUT STREAK 263:54 Josie Bothun Nov. 25, 2017-Jan. 5, 2018 6 games with 3 shutouts

MOST COMBINED GOALS IN A GAME 13 vs. New Hampshire (L, 8-5) Oct. 26, 2013

HOME ATTENDENCE RECORD

1. 1,804 Merrimack Oct. 6, 2018 1,795 RIT Feb. 1, 2014 1437 Syracuse Feb. 5, 2022 1,424 Union Oct. 18, 2013 1,387 Syracuse Jan. 20, 2018 1,373 Syracuse Feb. 6, 2016 1,257 6/6 Mercyhurst Dec. 13, 2014 1,097 Mercyhurst Feb. 16, 2019 1,055 Union Oct. 18, 2015 1,042 Syracuse Jan. 31, 2015 denotes current Nittany Lion.

YEAR-BY-YEAR HISTORY

2020-21

16-3-2 (16-2-2 CHA)

Head Coach: Jeff Kampersal

Captain: Natalie Heising

Alternate Captains: Rene Gangarosa, Anna Promersberger

Nov. 29 * LINDENWOOD W 3-0

Nov. 30 * LINDENWOOD W 4-1

Dec. 5 * SYRACUSE W 2-1

Dec. 6 * SYRACUSE T (OT) 2-2

Dec. 11 at Syracuse W (OT) 4-3

Dec. 12 at Syracuse L 2-4

Jan. 8 * at Robert Morris W 3-2

Jan. 9 * at Robert Morris W 4-1

Jan. 23 * MERCYHURST W 2-1

Jan. 24 * MERCYHURST W 4-1

Jan. 29 * at Lindenwood W 6-2

Jan. 30 * at Lindenwood T (OT) 2-2

Feb. 5 * ROBERT MORRIS W 2-1

Feb. 6 * ROBERT MORRIS W 4-2

Feb. 16 * RIT W 2-0

Feb. 17 * RIT W 7-1

Feb. 19 * at RIT W 5-0

Feb. 20 * at RIT W 5-0

Feb. 9 * at Mercyhurst W 5-2

Feb. 10 * at Mercyhurst L (OT) 2-3

March 5 ^ vs. Syracuse L 2-3

2019-20

13-15-9 (7-8-5 CHA)

Head Coach: Jeff Kampersal

Alternate Captains: Jessica Adolfsson, Natalie Heising, Brooke Madsen, Amanda McLeod, Kate Rydland, Abby Welch

Sept. 27 at Holy Cross T (OT) 3-3

Sept. 28 at Holy Cross T (OT) 1-1

Oct. 4 at 1/1 Wisconsin L 0-7

Oct. 5 at 1/1 Wisconsin L 0-3

Oct. 11 RPI W 2-0

Oct. 12 RPI W 3-0

Oct. 18 at Providence W 4-2

Oct. 19 at Providence T (OT) 2-2

Oct. 25 10/10 BOSTON UNIV. L 2-5 Oct. 26 10/10 BOSTON UNIV. L (OT) 1-5

Nov. 1 * at Robert Morris L 2-5

Nov. 2 * at Robert Morris L 0-5 Nov. 23 * SYRACUSE T (OT) 1-1

Nov. 24 * SYRACUSE L 1-3

Nov. 29 + at Vermont W 4-0 Nov. 30 + vs. 7/6 Clarkson L 1-3

Dec. 6 RIT W 3-0

Dec. 7 RIT W 3-0

Jan. 3 NEW HAMPSHIRE W 3-0

Jan. 4 NEW HAMPSHIRE L 1-2

Jan. 10 LINDENWOOD W 2-1

Jan. 11 LINDENWOOD W 3-1

Jan. 17. * at Mercyhurst T (OT) 1-1

Jan. 18 * at Mercyhurst T (OT) 1-1

Jan. 24 at Syracuse W 1-0

Jan. 25 * at Syracuse L 1-3

Feb. 7 ROBERT MORRIS L 1-3

Feb. 8 ROBERT MORRIS T (OT) 2-2

Feb. 14 at RIT L 2-4

Feb. 15 at RIT L 3-4

Feb. 21 at Lindenwood T (OT 1-1

Feb. 22 at Lindenwood W 5-1

Feb. 15 MERCYHURST L 0-3

Feb. 16 MERCYHURST W 2-0 March 5 ^ vs. RIT W 4-1 March 6 ^ vs. Mercyhurst L 1-4

* CHA game

+ Windjammer Classic at Vermont in Burlington, Vt.

^ CHA Tournament in Buffalo, N.Y.

2018-19

13-14-9 (6-9-5 CHA)

Head Coach: Jeff Kampersal

Captain: Kelsey Crow

Alternate Captains: Natalie Heising, Brooke Madsen Sept. 28 at 5/5 Colgate L 1-3 Sept. 29 at 5/5 Colgate W 4-2

Oct. 5 MERRIMACK T (OT) 1-1 Oct. 6 MERRIMACK L 1-2 Oct. 12 at Union W 3-1 Oct. 13 at Union W 3-2

Oct. 19 PROVIDENCE L (OT) 2-3 Oct. 20 PROVIDENCE W 5-3

Oct. 26 * at Mercyhurst L 1-2

Oct. 27 * at Mercyhurst L (OT) 4-5

Nov. 3 * SYRACUSE L 0-1 Nov. 4 * SYRACUSE L 2-5 Nov. 16 at RPI W 4-0 Nov. 17 at RPI T (OT) 1-1

Nov. 20 * RIT W 3-0

Nov. 21 * RIT W 2-1

Nov. 30 * at Robert Morris L 2-3

Dec. 1 * at Robert Morris L 1-4 Dec. 30 at Boston Univ. T (OT) 1-1

Dec. 31 at Boston Univ. W 1-0

Jan. 8 4/4 CORNELL T (OT) 3-3

Jan. 20 * LINDENWOOD W 3-0

Jan. 21 * LINDENWOOD W 2-1

Jan. 25 * at Syracuse L 1-2

Jan. 26 * at Syracuse T (OT) 1-1

Jan. 29 at #4/4 Princeton L 2-4

Feb. 8 * ROBERT MORRIS L 1-5

Feb. 9 * ROBERT MORRIS T (OT) 2-2

Feb. 15 * MERCYHURST T (OT) 1-1

Feb. 16 * MERCYHURST T (OT) 2-2

Feb. 22 * at RIT L 0-3

Feb. 23 * at RIT W 2-1

March 1 * at Lindenwood W 3-1 March 2 * at Lindenwood T (OT) 3-3

March 6 ^ vs. RIT W 4-1

March 7 ^ vs. Robert Morris L 1-2

* CHA game

^ CHA Tournament in Buffalo, N.Y.

*Rankings sorted as USCHO.com & USA Today/USA Hockey

YEAR-BY-YEAR HISTORY

2017-18

10-15-11 (6-7-7 CHA)

Head Coach: Jeff Kampersal

Captain: Bella Sutton

Alternate Captains: Kelsey Crow, Aly Hardy

Sept. 29 at Minnesota Duluth L 0-1

Sept. 30 at Minnesota Duluth L 0-3

Oct. 6 UNION W 3-1

Oct. 7 UNION T (OT) 1-1

Oct. 13 2/2 CLARKSON L 0-2

Oct. 14 2/2 CLARKSON L 0-2

Oct. 20 at Merrimack L (OT) 1-2

Oct. 21 at Merrimack W (OT) 4-3

Oct. 28 * ROBERT MORRIS T (OT) 3-3

Oct. 29 * ROBERT MORRIS T (OT) 2-2

Nov. 3 * MERCYHURST L 1-3

Nov. 4 * MERCYHURST T (OT) 1-1

Nov. 10 * at Syracuse L 0-3

Nov. 11 * at Syracuse T (OT) 2-2

Nov. 21 at 8/8 Cornell T (OT) 1-1

Nov. 24 + at UConn T (OT) 1-1

Nov. 25 + vs. Yale T (OT) 0-2

Dec. 1 * at RIT W 5-0

Dec. 2 * at RIT W 2-0

Jan. 5 at 7/6 Ohio State W 5-1

Jan. 6 at 7/6 Ohio State L 0-2

Jan. 12 * at Lindenwood W 3-1

Jan. 13 * at Lindenwood L 1-4

Jan. 19 * SYRACUSE L (OT) 2-3

Jan. 20 * SYRACUSE L (OT) 1-2

Jan. 26 * at Robert Morris T (OT) 2-2

Jan. 27 * at Robert Morris L 2-4

Jan. 30 PRINCETON L 0-3

Feb. 9 * at Mercyhurst T (OT) 1-1

Feb. 10 * at Mercyhurst T (OT) 3-3

Feb. 16 * RIT W 4-1

Feb. 17 * RIT W 2-0

Feb. 23 * LINDENWOOD L 0-1

Feb. 24 * LINDENWOOD W 6-0

March 1 ^ vs. Lindenwood W 2-1

March 2 ^ vs. 9/9 Robert Morris L 2-7

* CHA game

+ Nutmeg Classic in Mansfield, Conn.

^ CHA Tournament in Buffalo, N.Y.

2016-17

9-21-5 (8-10-2 CHA)

Head Coach: Josh Brandwene

Interim Head Coach: Dean Jackson

Captain: Laura Bowman

Alternate Captains: Kelsey Crow, Amy Petersen

Sept. 30 at 5/5 Clarkson L 2-4

Oct. 1 at 5/5 Clarkson L 1-2

Oct. 7 at Union W 8-1

Oct. 8 at Union L 2-4

Oct. 14 BOSTON UNIV. T (OT) 3-3

Oct. 15 BOSTON UNIV. L 2-7 Oct. 21 at UConn T (OT) 0-0 Oct. 22 at UConn L 2-4 Oct. 27 * at RIT W 2-0 Oct. 28 * at RIT W 5-0 Nov. 4 * at Mercyhurst L 4-6 Nov. 5 * at Mercyhurst W (OT) 3-2

Nov. 11 * LINDENWOOD W 3-2 Nov. 12 * LINDENWOOD T (OT) 1-1 Nov. 21 3/4 ST. LAWRENCE L 0-3 Nov. 22 3/3 ST. LAWRENCE L 0-2

Dec. 3 * ROBERT MORRIS L 2-4

Dec. 4 * ROBERT MORRIS L 5-6 Dec. 30 at 8/8 Quinnipiac L 1-2 Dec. 31 at Princeton T (OT) 5-5

Jan. 6 OHIO STATE L 0-5

Jan. 7 OHIO STATE L 0-6

Jan. 13 at Syracuse L 1-3

Jan. 14 at Syracuse L 1-4

Jan. 21 RIT W 3-0

Jan. 22 RIT T (OT) 4-4

Jan. 27 MERCYHURST L 0-6

Jan. 28 MERCYHURST L 3-4

Feb. 10 * at Lindenwood W 4-1

Feb. 11 * at Lindenwood W 2-0

Feb. 17 * at 8/8 Robert Morris W 3-2

Feb. 18 * at 8/8 Robert Morris L 0-2

Feb. 24 SYRACUSE L 1-5

Feb. 25 SYRACUSE L 0-2

March 2 ^ vs. RIT L 1-2

* CHA game

^ CHA Tournament in Buffalo, N.Y.

! Jackson's first game asinterim head coach.

2015-16

12-19-6 (6-8-6 CHA)

Head Coach: Josh Brandwene

Captains: Jordin Pardoski, Shannon Yoxheimer

Alternate Captains: Laura Bowman, Sarah Wilkie

Oct. 1 1/1 MINNESOTA L 0-2

Oct. 2 1/1 MINNESOTA L 0-5

Oct. 9 at 7/8 Boston Univ. W 5-3

Oct. 10 at 7/8 Boston Univ. L 1-3

Oct. 17 UNION W 3-0

Oct. 18 UNION W 3-0

Oct. 24 UCONN L 0-1

Oct. 25 UCONN L 3-4

Oct. 30 * at Lindenwood L 2-5

Oct. 31 * at Lindenwood T (OT) 1-1

Nov. 6 * MERCYHURST L 0-1 Nov. 7 * MERCYHURST T (OT) 1-1

Nov. 13 * at Robert Morris T (OT) 2-2 Nov. 14 * at Robert Morris W 5-1

Nov. 23 at St. Lawrence L 2-3

Nov. 24 at St. Lawrence L 2-4

Dec. 4 * at Syracuse L 1-3

Dec. 5 * at Syracuse T (OT) 1-1

Dec. 11 at 10/NR Princeton L 0-4

Dec. 12 at 10/NR Princeton L 2-3

Jan. 2 at Ohio State L 1-2

Jan. 3 at Ohio State W 3-2

Jan. 15 * at RIT L 0-3

Jan. 16 * at RIT W (OT) 3-2

Jan. 22 * ROBERT MORRIS W (OT) 3-2

Jan. 23 * ROBERT MORRIS T (OT) 2-2

Jan. 29 * RIT W 1-0

Jan. 30 * RIT W 2-0

Feb. 5 * SYRACUSE L (OT) 2-3

Feb. 6 * SYRACUSE L 1-2

Feb. 12 * LINDENWOOD W 3-0

Feb. 13 * LINDENWOOD L 0-1

Feb. 19 * at Mercyhurst L 1-3

Feb. 20 * at Mercyhurst T (OT) 2-2

Feb. 26 ^ RIT W 2-0

Feb. 27 ^ RIT W 3-2

March 4 ^ vs. Syracuse L (3OT) 2-3

* CHA game

^ CHA Tournament at Mercyhurst in Erie, Pa.

YEAR-BY-YEAR HISTORY

2014-15

17-16-4 (9-9-2 CHA)

Head Coach: Josh Brandwene

Captains: Jordin Pardoski, Shannon Yoxheimer

Alternate Captains: Laura Bowman, Sarah Wilkie

Oct. 3 at 1/1 Minnesota L 0-8

Oct. 4 vs. St. Cloud State W 3-2

Oct. 11 9/8 QUINNIPIAC L 0-3

Oct. 12 9/9 QUINNIPIAC T (OT) 1-1

Oct. 17 at Union W 4-1

Oct. 18 at Union T (OT) 2-2

Oct. 27 PRINCETON L 1-4

Oct. 28 PRINCETON W 2-1

Oct. 31 * at Syracuse L 1-3

Nov. 1 * at Syracuse T (OT) 2-2

Nov. 7 at Colgate W 6-4

Nov. 8 at Colgate W 3-1

Nov. 14 * at RIT L 0-3

Nov. 15 * at RIT W (OT) 3-2

Nov. 21 * LINDENWOOD W 3-0

Nov. 22 * LINDENWOOD L 1-2

Dec. 5 * at Robert Morris W 5-0

Dec. 6 * at Robert Morris L 2-4

Dec. 12 * 6/6 MERCYHURST W 2-1

Dec. 13 * 6/6 MERCYHURST W 5-3

Jan. 3 OHIO STATE L 1-3

Jan. 4 OHIO STATE L 0-6

Jan. 17 * RIT W 2-1

Jan. 18 * RIT W 3-1

Jan. 23 at New Hampshire L 0-2

Jan. 24 at New Hampshire W 3-1

Jan. 30 * SYRACUSE T (OT) 2-2

Jan. 31 * SYRACUSE W 4-2

Feb. 6 * at Lindenwood W 3-2

Feb. 7 * at Lindenwood L 2-4

Feb. 13 * at Mercyhurst L 0-2

Feb. 14 * at Mercyhurst L 0-4

Feb. 20 * ROBERT MORRIS L 1-4

Feb. 21 * ROBERT MORRIS L 1-4

Feb. 27 ^ LINDENWOOD W 1-0

Feb. 28 ^ LINDENWOOD W 3-1

March 6 ^ vs. Syracuse L 0-2

* CHA game

^ CHA Tournament at Mercyhurst in Erie, Pa.

2013-14

4-29-3 (1-18-1 CHA)

Head Coach: Josh Brandwene

Captain: Taylor Gross

Alternate Captains: Jordin Pardoski, Lindsay Reihl, Jenna Welch

Oct. 4 at Vermont T (OT) 3-3

Oct. 5 at Vermont W 4-2

Oct. 11 at Quinnipiac L 1-5

Oct. 12 at Quinnipiac L 0-4

Oct. 18 UNION L 1-2

Oct. 19 UNION W 2-1

Oct. 26 NEW HAMPSHIRE L 5-8

Oct. 27 NEW HAMPSHIRE L 1-3

Oct. 31 * ROBERT MORRIS L 0-4

Nov. 1 * ROBERT MORRIS L 0-6

Nov. 9 * SYRACUSE L 1-2

Nov. 10 * SYRACUSE L (OT) 3-4

Nov. 15 * at RIT L 1-2

Nov. 16 * at RIT L 2-3

Nov. 22 * at Lindenwood L 1-2

Nov. 23 * at Lindenwood W 4-1

Nov. 30 MAINE T (OT) 1-1

Dec. 6 * at Mercyhurst L 0-7

Dec. 7 * at Mercyhurst L 0-8

Jan. 3 at Ohio State L 0-8

Jan. 4 at Ohio State L 0-4

Jan. 10 COLGATE L (OT) 2-3

Jan. 11 COLGATE W (OT) 2-1

Jan. 24 * at Syracuse L 2-3

Jan. 25 * at Syracuse L 0-3

Jan. 28 at Princeton L 1-6

Jan. 31 * RIT T (OT) 2-2

Feb. 1 * RIT L 1-3

Feb. 8 * LINDENWOOD L 1-2

Feb. 9 * LINDENWOOD L (OT) 3-4

Feb. 15 * 8/8 MERCYHURST L 0-4

Feb. 16 * 8/8 MERCYHURST L 1-4

Feb. 21 * at 9/9 Robert Morris L 2-5

Feb. 22 * at 9/9 Robert Morris L 0-4

Feb. 28 ^ at RIT L (OT) 2-3

March 1 ^ at RIT L 0-3

* CHA game

^ CHA Tournament at RIT in Rochester, N.Y.

2012-13

7-26-2 (1-17-2 CHA)

Head Coach: Josh Brandwene

Captain: Taylor Gross

Alternate Captains: Lindsay Reihl, Jenna Welch

Oct. 6 at Vermont W 5-3

Oct. 7 at Vermont L 1-3

Oct. 13 * SYRACUSE L 0-4

Oct. 14 * SYRACUSE L 0-6

Oct. 19 at Sacred Heart L 1-2

Oct. 20 at Sacred Heart W 6-1

Oct. 25 * RIT L 1-4

Oct. 26 * RIT T (OT) 2-2

Nov. 2 SACRED HEART W 6-0

Nov. 3 SACRED HEART W 8-2

Nov. 10 * ROBERT MORRIS L 1-7

Nov. 11 * ROBERT MORRIS L 1-4

Nov. 16 * at Lindenwood L 1-5

Nov. 17 * at Lindenwood W 3-2

Nov. 30 * at 4/4 Mercyhurst L 0-5

Dec. 1 * at 4/4 Mercyhurst L 1-7

Dec. 7 at St. Lawrence L 1-3

Dec. 8 at St. Lawrence L 2-4

Jan. 4 CHATHAM W 10-0

Jan. 5 CHATHAM W 4-0

Jan. 11 at Union L 0-1

Jan. 12 at Union L 1-2

Jan. 25 * at Syracuse L 0-1

Jan. 26 * at Syracuse L 1-4

Jan. 29 PRINCETON L 0-3

Feb. 1 * 7/7 MERCYHURST L 2-5

Feb. 2 * 7/7 MERCYHURST L 1-4

Feb. 8 * LINDENWOOD L 1-3

Feb. 9 * LINDENWOOD T (OT) 3-3

Feb. 15 * at RIT L 1-3

Feb. 16 * at RIT L 0-4

Feb. 22 * at Robert Morris L 1-4

Feb. 23 * at Robert Morris L 2-4

March 1 ^ at RIT L 0-1 March 2 ^ at RIT L (OT) 2-3

* CHA game

^ CHA Tournament at RIT in Rochester, N.Y.

ALL-TIME VARSITY ROSTER

AJessica Adolfsson D 2018-21

BJeanette Bateman D 2012-16 Lexi Bedier F 2021Josie Bothun G 2020Laura Bowman F 2013-17 Hannah Bramm F 2014-16 Jenna Brennemen G 2018-21 Chantal Burke G 2017-20 Kendall Butze D 2022Carrie Byrnes F 2020-

HAly Hardy F 2014-18 Natalie HeIsing F 2017-22 Izzy Heminger D 2018Hannah Hoenshell F 2012-16 Jill Holdcroft F 2012-16

RKatie Rankin F 2017-20

Kendra Rasmussen F/D 2012-14 Lindsay Reihl D 2012-14

Caitlin Reilly F 2014-15

Katelyn Roberts F 2022Morgan Rolph D 2017-20 Kate Rydland D 2016-20

JPaige Jahnke D 2012-16 Tessa Janecke F 2022-

KDarby Kern F 2012-14 Irene Kiroplis D 2014-18

SVictoria Samuelsson F 2015-18 Kelly Seward D 2013-17 Birdie Shaw F 2012-14 Audrey Shirer F 2021-22 Erika Shirer F 2021-22 Sophie Slattery F 2017-20 Madison Smiddy D 2012-14

CMicayla Catanzariti F 2012-16 Maddy Christian F 2022Kate Christoffersen F 2012-13 Jess Ciarrocchi F 2020-22 Maeve Connolly F 2020Courtney Correia F 2022Kelsey Crow D 2015-19

LMikayla Lantto F 2019-22 Emily Laurenzi F 2012-16 Cam Leonard G 2017-22 Lyndie Lobdell D 2020-

Annie Spring G 2020Leah Stecker D 2022Bella Sutton D 2014-18

DKatie DeSa G 2022Jess Desorcie F 2012-14 Amy Dobson D 2018-22

Alyssa Machado F 2020Eleri MacKay F 2022Brooke Madsen F 2016-20

UMMallory Uihlein D 2019-

EHannah Ehresmann G 2014-18 Hannah England F 2015-18

Remi Martin D 2014-16 Taylor McGee D 2012-13 Amanda McLeod F 2016-20 Katie McMillan F/D 2016-20 Meike Meilleur F 2015-19 Cara Mendelson F 2012-14 Brooke Meyer G 2012-14 Avery Mitchell D 2021-22 Katie Murphy F 2012-14

VMya Vaslet F 2021Christi Vetter F 2014-19 Olivia Villani F/D 2016-20

FLoli Fidler F 2018-20 Caileah Forrest F 2016-19

NShea Nelson F 2017-20 Sarah Nielsen F 2013-17

WStephanie Walkom D 2012-16 Olivia Wallin F 2020Tess Weaver F 2012-14 Rachel Weiss F 2019-22 Abby Welch F 2016-20 Jenna Welch F 2012-14 Celine Whitlinger G 2012-16 Sarah Wilkie D 2012-16

GRene Gangarosa D 2018Karley Garcia D 2021Julie Gough F 2019Amber Greene G 2014-16 Taylor Gross F 2012-14

PDaniela Paniccia G 2016-18 Nicole Paniccia G 2012-14 Jordin Pardoski D 2012-16 Amy Petersen F 2013-17 Anna Promersberger F 2018-22

YShannon Yoxheimer F 2012-16

Z

Kiara Zanon F 2020Katie Zinn F 2012-13

ALL-TIME NUMBERS ROSTER

9

Hannah Ehresmann G 2014-18

Amy Petersen F 2013-17 Morgan Rolph D 2017-20

17

Paige Jahnke D 2012-16

Jeanette Bateman D 2012-16 Shea Nelson F 2017-20 Erika Shirer D 2021-

Alyssa Machado F 2020Cara Mendelson F 2012-14 Irene Kiroplis D 2014-18

4

Maeve Connolly F 2020Jordin Pardoski D 2012-16

Lexi Bedier F 202110 Micayla Catanzariti F 2012-16 Abby Welch F 2016-20 Leah Stecker D 202211

Katie Zinn F 2012-13 Bella Sutton D 2014-18 Kiara Zanon F 202012 Kate Christoffersen F 2012-13 Sarah Nielsen F 2013-17 Loli Fidler F 2018-20

Stephanie Walkom D 2012-16

Brooke Madsen F 2016-20

Karley Garcia D 2021Carrie Byrnes F 2020Lindsay Reihl D 2012-14 Hannah Bramm F 2014-15

13

Sophie Slattery F 2017-20 Kendall Butze D 202218

Laura Bowman F 2013-17 Amy Dobson D 2018-22

19

Jill Holdcroft F 2012-2016

Katie Rankin F 2017-20 Mya Vaslet F 202120 Emily Laurenzi F 2012-16 Natalie Heising F 2017-22

21

Sarah Wilkie D 2012-16 Anna Promersberger F 2018-22

Kelsey Crow D 2015-19 Olivia Wallin F 2020Caitlin Reilly F 2014-15

Kendra Rasmussen F/D 2012-15 Hannah England F 2015-18 Rene Gangarosa D 201814 Darby Kern F 2012-14 Julie Gough F 201915

Jess Desorcie F 2012-14 Aly Hardy F 2014-18 Jessica Adolfsson D 2018-21 Tessa Janecke F 2022-

Jenna Welch F 2012-14

Remi Martin D 2015-16

Olivia Villani F/D 2016-20

Katelyn Roberts F 2022-

Jess Ciarrocchi F 2020-22

Birdie Shaw F 2012-14 Kate Rydland D 2016-20

Taylor McGee D 2012-13 Christi Vetter F 2014-19 Audrey Shirer F 2021-22

Hannah Hoenshell F 2012-16

Katie McMillan F/D 2016-20

Avery Mitchell D 2021-22 Maddy Christian F 2022-

Taylor Gross F 2012-14

Victoria Samuelsson F 2015-18 Lyndie Lobdell D 2020-

ALL-TIME NUMBERS ROSTER

Katie Murphy F 2012-14 Amanda McLeod F 2016-20 Courtney Correia F 2022Meike Meilleur F 2015-19 Mallory Uihlein D 2019-

Rachel Weiss F 2019-22

Daniela Paniccia G 2016-18

Josie Bothun G 2020Celine Whitlinger G 2012-16

Brooke Meyer G 2012-14 Amber Greene G 2014-16

Annie Spring G 2020-

Jenna Brennenman G 2018-20 Katie DeSa G 2022Tess Weaver F 2012-14

Kelly Seward D 2013-17 Izzy Heminger D 2018-

Cam Leonard G 2017-22

Hannah Bramm F 2015-16 Caileah Forrest F 2016-19 Mikayla Lantto F 2019-22 Eleri MacKay F 2022-

Madison Smiddy D 2012-14 Chantal Burke G 2017-20

Nicole Paniccia G 2012-14

Shannon Yoxheimer F 2012-16

PENN STATE CAPTAINS

CAPTAINS

Laura Bowman 2016-17

Kelsey Crow 2018-19

Rene Ganagarosa 2022Taylor Gross 2012-14

Natalie Heising 2020-22 Jordin Pardoski 2014-16

Bella Sutton 2017-18

Mallory Uihlein 2022Shannon Yoxheimer 2014-16 Kiara Zanon 2022-

ALTERNATE CAPTAINS

Jessica Adolfsson 2019-20

Laura Bowman 2014-16

Kelsey Crow 2016-18

Rene Gangarosa 2020-22

Aly Hardy 2017-18

Natalie Heising 2018-20

Brooke Madsen 2018-20

Amanda McLeod 2019-20

Jordin Pardoski 2013-14

Amy Petersen 2016-17

Anna Promersberger 2020-22

Lindsay Reihl 2012-14

Kate Rydland 2019-20

Abby Welch 2019-20

Jenna Welch 2012-14 Sarah Wilkie 2014-16

Bold denotes current Nittany Lion.

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS

TEAM ALL-TIME HOME AWAY

NEUTRAL FIRST MET LAST MET

Boston University 3-4-2 0-3-1 2-1-1 1-0-0 Oct. 2015 Dec. 2022

Boston College 0-2-0 0-2-0 Sept. 2021 Oct. 2021

Brown University 1-0-1 1-0-1 Oct. 2021 Oct. 2021

Chatham 2-0-0 2-0-0 Jan. 2013 Jan. 2013

Clarkson 0-5-0 0-2-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 Sept. 2016 Nov. 2019

Colgate 4-2-0 1-1-0 3-1-0 Jan. 2014 Sep. 2018

Cornell 1-1-2 0-1-1 1-0-1 Nov. 2017 Feb. 2022

Holy Cross 2-0-2 2-0-0 0-0-2 Sept. 2019 Oct. 2021

Lindenwood 24-11-6 14-6-2 9-5-4 1-0-0 Nov. 2012 Nov. 2021

LIU 2-0-0 2-0-0 Feb. 2022 Feb. 2022

Maine 0-0-1 0-0-1 Nov. 2013 Nov. 2013

Mercyhurst 10-23-9 7-9-4 3-12-5 0-2-0 Nov. 2012 Feb. 2022

Merrimack 1-2-1 0-1-1 1-1-0 Oct. 2017 Oct. 2018

Minnesota 0-3-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 Oct. 2014 Oct. 2015

Minnesota Duluth 1-2-0 0-2-0 1-0-0 Sept. 2017 Nov. 2021

New Hampshire 4-4-0 1-3-0 3-1-0 Oct. 2013 Dec. 2021

Ohio State 2-9-0 0-4-0 2-4-0 0-1-0 Jan. 2014 Nov. 2021

Princeton 1-7-1 1-3-0 0-4-1 Jan. 2013 Jan. 2019

Providence 2-1-1 1-1-0 1-0-1 Oct. 2018 Oct. 2019

Quinnipiac 0-4-1 0-1-1 0-3-0 Oct. 2013 Dec. 2016

RIT 28-16-5 16-2-4 10-13-1 2-1-0 Oct. 2012 Feb. 2022

Robert Morris 8-23-7 3-10-5 5-11-2 0-2-0 Nov. 2012 Feb. 2021

RPI 3-0-1 2-0-0 1-0-1 Nov. 2018 Oct. 2019

Sacred Heart 3-1-0 2-0-0 1-1-0 Oct. 2012 Nov. 2012

St. Cloud State 1-1-0 1-1-0 Oct. 2014 Jan. 2022

St. Lawrence 0-7-1 0-3-1 0-4-0 Dec. 2012 Sept. 2021

Syracuse 5-30-8 2-14-4 3-13-4 0-3-0 Oct. 2012 Feb. 2022

UConn 0-3-2 0-2-0 0-1-2 Oct. 2015 Nov. 2017

Union 8-4-2 4-1-1 4-3-1 Jan. 2013 Oct. 2018

Vermont 3-1-1 3-1-1 Oct. 2012 Nov. 2020

Wisconsin 0-2-0 0-2-0 Oct. 2019 Oct. 2019

Yale 0-0-1 0-0-1 Nov. 2017 Nov. 2017

ALL-TIME 119-168-55 58-71-26 55-86-28 6-11-1

Nov. 30,

Dec. 1, 2012 4/4 Mercyhurst L 1-7

Feb. 1, 2013 7/7 Mercyhurst L 2-5

Feb. 2, 2013 7/7 L 1-4

Feb. 15, 2014 8/8 L 0-4

Feb. 16, 2014 L 1-4

Feb. 21, 2014 9/9 Morris L 2-5

Feb. 22 2014 9/9 Robert Morris L 0-4

Oct. 3, 2014 1/1 Minnesota L 0-8

Oct. 13, 2014 9/8 Quinnipiac H L 0-3

Oct. 14, 2014 9/9 Quinnipiac H T (OT) 1-1

Dec. 12, 2014 6/6 Mercyhurst H W 2-1

Dec. 13, 2014 6/6 Mercyhurst H W 5-3

Oct. 1, 2015 1/1 Minnesota H L 0-2

Oct. 2, 2015 1/1 Minnesota H L 0-5

Oct. 9, 2015 7/8 Boston University A W 5-3

Oct. 10, 2015 7/8 Boston University A L 1-3

Dec. 11, 2015 10/- Princeton A L 0-4

Dec. 12, 2015 10/- Princeton A L 2-3

Sept. 30, 2016 5/5 Clarkson A L 2-4

Oct. 1, 2016 5/5 Clarkson A L 1-2

Nov. 21, 2016 3/4 St. Lawrence H L 0-3

Nov. 22, 2016 3/3 St. Lawrence H L 0-2

Dec. 30, 2016 8/8 Quinnipiac A L 1-2

Feb. 17, 2017 8/8 Robert Morris A W 3-2

Feb. 18, 2017 8/8 Robert Morris A L 0-2

Oct. 13, 2017 2/2 Clarkson H L 0-2

Oct. 14, 2017 2/2 Clarkson H L 0-2

Oct. 28, 2017 10/9 Robert Morris H T (OT) 3-3

Oct. 29, 2017 10/9 Robert Morris H T (OT) 2-2

Nov. 21, 2017 8/8 Cornell A T (OT) 1-1

Jan. 5, 2018 7/6 Ohio State A W 5-1

Jan. 6, 2018 7/6 Ohio State A L 0-2

March 2, 2018 9/9 Robert Morris N L 2-7

Sept. 28, 2018 5/5 Colgate A L 1-3

Sept. 29, 2018 5/5 Colgate A W 4-2

Jan. 8, 2019 4/4 Cornell H T (OT) 3-3

Jan. 29, 2019 4/4 Princeton A L 2-4

Oct. 4, 2019 1/1 Wisconsin A L 0-7

Oct. 5, 2019 1/1 Wisconsin A L 0-3

Oct. 25, 2019 10/10 Boston University H L 2-5

Oct. 26, 2019 10/10 Boston University H L 1-5

Nov. 30, 2019 7/6 Clarkson N L 1-3

Sept. 30, 2021 7/8 Boston College H L (OT) 1-2

Oct. 1, 2021 7/8 Boston College H L 1-2

Nov. 26, 2021 7/6 Minnesota Duluth N W 3-2

Nov. 27, 2021 2/2 Ohio State N L 2-4

Rankings sorted as USCHO.com & USA Today/USA Hockey

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS

BOSTON UNIVERSITY

Overall .................................................. 3-4-2 Home 0-3-1 Road 2-1-1 Neutral 1-0-0

Oct. 9, 2015 A W 5-3

Oct. 10, 2015 A L 1-3

Oct. 14, 2016 H T (OT) 3-3

Oct. 15, 2016 H L 2-7

Dec. 30, 2018 A T (OT) 1-1

Dec. 31, 2018 A W 1-0

Oct. 25, 2019 H L 2-5

Oct. 26, 2019 H L 1-5

Jan. 2, 2022 N* W 3-0

*Battle in the 'Burgh (Pittsburgh, P.A.)

BOSTON COLLEGE

Overall .................................................. 0-2-0 Home 0-2-0 Road 0-0-0 Neutral 0-0-0

Sept. 30, 2021 H L (OT) 1-2

Oct. 1, 2021 H L 1-2

BROWN UNIVERSITY

Overall 1-0-1 Home 0-0-0 Road 1-0-1

Neutral .......................................................... 0-0-0

Oct. 23, 2021 A T (OT) 2-2 Oct. 24, 2021 A W 5-2

CHATHAM

Overall 2-0-0 Home 2-0-0 Road 0-0-0 Neutral 0-0-0

Jan. 4, 2013 H W 10-0

Jan. 5, 2013 H W 4-0

CLARKSON

Overall 0-5-0 Home 0-2-0 Road 0-2-0 Neutral 0-1-0

Sept. 30, 2016 A L 2-4

Oct. 1, 2016 A L 1-2

Oct. 13, 2017 H L 0-2

Oct. 14, 2017 H L 0-2

Nov. 30, 2019 N* L 1-3

*Windjammer Classic (Burlington, Vt.)

COLGATE

Overall .................................................. 4-2-0 Home 1-1-0 Road 3-1-0 Neutral 0-0-0

Jan. 10, 2014 H L (OT) 2-3

Jan. 11, 2014 H W (OT) 2-1

Nov. 7, 2014 A W 6-4

Nov. 8, 2014 A W 3-1

Sept. 28, 2018 A L 1-3

Sept. 29, 2018 A W 4-2

CORNELL

Overall .................................................... 1-1-2 Home 0-1-1 Road 1-0-1 Neutral 0-0-0

Nov. 21, 2017 A T (OT) 1-1

Jan. 8, 2019 H T (OT) 3-3

Jan. 11, 2022 H L 1-6 Feb. 8, 2022 A W 5-0

HOLY CROSS

Overall 2-0-2 Home 2-0-0 Road 0-0-2 Neutral 0-0-0

Sept. 27, 2019 A T (OT) 3-3 Sept. 28, 2019 A T (OT) 1-1 Oct. 8, 2021 H W 5-1 Oct. 9, 2021 H W 6-2

LINDENWOOD

Overall ............................................... 24-11-6 Home 14-6-2 Road 9-5-4 Neutral 1-0-0

Nov. 16, 2012 A L 1-5

Nov. 17, 2012 A W 3-2

Feb. 8, 2013 H L 1-3

Feb. 9, 2013 H T (OT) 3-3 Nov. 22, 2013 A L 1-2

Nov. 23, 2013 A W 4-1 Feb. 8, 2014 H L 1-2 Feb. 9, 2014 H L (OT) 3-4

Nov. 21, 2014 H W 3-0

Nov. 22, 2014 H L 1-2

Feb. 6, 2015 A W 3-2

Feb. 7, 2015 A L 2-4

Oct. 20, 2015 A L 2-5

Oct. 31, 2015 A T (OT) 1-1

Feb. 12, 2016 H W 3-0

Feb. 13, 2016 H L 0-1

Nov. 11, 2016 H W 3-2

Nov. 12, 2016 H T (OT) 1-1 Feb. 20, 2017 A W 4-1 Feb. 11, 2017 A W 2-0

Jan. 12, 2018 A W 3-1

Jan. 13, 2018 A L 1-4

Feb. 23, 2018 H L 0-1

Feb. 24, 2018 H W 6-0

March 1, 2018 N* W 2-1

Jan. 20, 2019 H W 3-0

Jan. 21, 2019 H W 2-1

March 1, 2019 A W 3-1

March 2, 2019 A T (OT) 3-3

Jan. 10, 2020 H W 2-1

Jan. 11, 2020 H W 3-2

Feb. 21, 2020 A T (OT) 1-1

Feb. 22, 2020 A W 5-1

Nov. 29, 2020 H W 3-0

Nov. 30, 2020 H W 4-1

Jan. 29, 2021 A W 6-2

Jan. 30, 2021 A T (OT) 2-2

Nov. 5, 2021 H W 5-3

Nov. 6, 2021 H W 4-1 *HarborCenter (Buffalo, N.Y.)

LIU

Overall 1-0-0 Home 1-0-0 Road 0-0-0 Neutral 0-0-0

Feb. 11, 2022 A W 10-0 Feb. 12, 2022 A W 2-0

MAINE

Overall ................................................... 0-0-1 Home 0-0-1 Road 0-0-0 Neutral 0-0-0

Nov. 30, 2013 H T (OT) 1-1

MERCYHURST

Overall .............................................. 10-23-9 Home 7-9-4 Road 3-12-5 Neutral 0-2-0

Nov. 30, 2012 A L 0-5

Dec. 1, 2012 A L 1-7

Feb. 1, 2013 H L 2-5 Feb. 2, 2013 H L 1-4 Dec. 6, 2013 A L 0-7

Dec. 7, 2013 A L 0-8 Feb. 15, 2014 H L 0-4 Feb. 16, 2014 H L 1-4

Dec. 12, 2014 H W 2-1 Dec. 13, 2014 H W 5-3

Feb. 13, 2015 A L 0-2

Feb. 14, 2015 A L 0-4

Nov. 6, 2015 H L 0-1

Nov. 7, 2015 H T (OT) 1-1

Feb. 19, 2016 A L 1-3

Feb. 20, 2016 A T (OT) 2-2

Nov. 4, 2016 A L 4-6

Nov. 5, 2016 A W (OT) 3-2 Jan. 27, 2017 H L 0-6

Jan. 28, 2017 H L 3-4

Nov. 3, 2017 H L 1-3

Nov. 4, 2017 H T (OT) 1-1

Feb. 9, 2018 A T (OT) 1-1

Feb. 10, 2018 A T (OT) 3-3

Oct. 26, 2018 A L 1-2

Oct. 27, 2018 A L (OT) 4-5

Feb. 14, 2019 H T (OT) 1-1

Feb. 16, 2019 H T (OT) 2-2

Jan. 17, 2020 A T (OT) 1-1

Jan. 18, 2020 A T (OT) 1-1

Feb. 28, 2020 H L 0-3

Feb. 29, 2020 H W 2-0 March 6, 2020 N* L 1-4 Jan. 23, 2021 H W 2-1

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS

Jan. 24, 2021 H W 4-1

Feb. 26, 2021 A W 5-2

Feb. 27, 2021 A L (OT) 2-3

Oct. 29, 2021 A L 3-4

Oct. 30, 2021 A W 3-0

Jan. 28, 2022 H W (OT) 2-1

Jan. 29, 2022 H W 3-1

Feb. 25, 2022 N^ L 2-4

*HarborCenter (Buffalo, N.Y.)

^CHA Tournament (Syracuse, N.Y)

MERRIMACK

Overall .................................................... 1-2-1 Home 0-1-1 Road 1-1-0 Neutral 0-0-0

Oct. 20, 2017 A L (OT) 1-2

Oct. 21, 2017 A W (OT) 4-3

Oct. 5, 2018 H T (OT) 1-1 Oct. 6, 2018 H L 1-2

MINNESOTA

Overall .................................................. 0-3-0 Home 0-2-0 Road 0-1-0 Neutral 0-0-0

Oct. 3, 2014 A L 0-8

Oct. 1, 2014 H L 0-2

Oct. 2, 2014 H L 0-5

MINNESOTA DULUTH

Overall 1-2-0 Home 0-0-0 Road 0-2-0 Neutral 1-0-0

Sept. 29, 2017 A L 0-1

Sept. 30, 2017 A L 0-3

Nov. 26, 2021 N* W 3-2

*D1 In DC (Arlington, V.A)

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Overall .................................................. 4-4-0 Home 1-3-0 Road 3-1-0 Neutral 0-0-0

Oct. 26, 2013 H L 5-8

Oct. 27, 2013 H L 1-3

Jan. 23, 2015 A L 0-2

Jan. 24, 2015 A W 3-1

Jan. 3, 2020 H W 3-0

Jan. 4, 2020 H L 1-2

Dec. 9, 2021 A W 3-0

Dec. 10, 2021 A W 3-0

OHIO STATE

Overall .................................................. 2-9-0 Home 0-4-0 Road 2-4-0 Neutral 0-1-0

Jan. 3, 2014 A L 0-8

Jan. 4, 2014 A L 0-4

Jan. 3, 2015 H L 1-3

Jan. 4, 2015 H L 0-6

Jan. 2, 2016 A L 1-2

Jan. 3, 2016 A W 3-2

Jan. 6, 2017 H L 0-5

Jan. 7, 2017 H L 0-6

Jan. 5, 2018 A W 5-1

Jan. 6, 2018 A L 0-2

Nov. 27, 2021 N* L 2-4

*D1 In DC (Arlington, V.A)

PRINCETON

Overall .................................................... 1-7-1 Home 1-3-0 Road 0-4-1 Neutral 0-0-0

Jan. 29, 2013 H L 0-3

Jan. 28, 2014 A L 1-6

Oct. 26, 2014 H W 2-1

Oct. 27, 2014 H L 1-4

Dec. 11, 2015 A L 0-4

Dec. 12, 2015 A L 2-3

Dec. 31, 2016 A T (OT) 5-5

Jan. 30, 2018 H L 0-3

Jan, 29, 2019 A L 2-4

PROVIDENCE

Overall .................................................... 2-1-1 Home 1-1-0 Road 1-0-1 Neutral 0-0-0

Oct. 19, 2018 H L (OT) 2-3 Oct. 20, 2018 H W 5-3 Oct. 18, 2019 A W 4-2 Oct. 19, 2019 A T (OT) 2-2

QUINNIPIAC

Overall 0-4-1 Home 0-1-1 Road 0-3-0 Neutral .......................................................... 0-0-0

Oct. 11, 2013 A L 1-5

Oct. 12, 2013 A L 0-4

Oct. 11, 2014 H L 0-3

Oct. 12, 2014 H T (OT) 1-1 Dec. 30, 2016 A L 1-2

RIT

Overall ............................................... 28-16-5 Home 16-2-4 Road 10-13-1 Neutral 2-1-0

Oct. 25, 2012 H L 1-4

Oct. 26, 2012 H T (OT) 2-2

Feb. 15, 2013 A L 1-3

Feb. 16, 2013 A L 0-4

March 1, 2013 A L 0-1

March 2, 2013 A L (OT) 2-3

Nov. 15, 2013 A L 1-2

Nov. 16, 2013 A L 2-3

Jan. 31, 2014 H T (OT) 2-2

Feb. 1, 2014 H L 1-3

Feb. 28, 2014 A L (OT) 2-3

March 1, 2014 A L 0-3

Nov. 14, 2014 A L 0-3

Nov. 15, 2014 A W (OT) 3-2

Jan. 17, 2015 H W 2-1

Jan. 18, 2015 H W 3-1

Jan. 15, 2016 A L 0-3

Jan. 16, 2016 A W (OT) 3-2

Jan. 29, 2016 H W 1-0

Jan. 30, 2016 H W 2-0 Feb. 26, 2016 H W 2-0 Feb. 27, 2016 H W 3-2 Oct. 27, 2016 A W 2-0 Oct. 28, 2016 A W 5-0

Jan. 21, 2017 H W 3-0

Jan. 22, 2017 H T (OT) 4-4 March 2, 2017 N* L 1-2 Dec. 1, 2017 A W 5-0 Dec. 2, 2017 A W 2-0

Feb. 16, 2018 H W 4-1

Feb. 17, 2018 H W 2-0 Nov. 20, 2018 H W 3-0 Nov. 21, 2018 H W 2-1 Feb. 22, 2019 A L 0-3 Feb. 23, 2019 A W 2-1 March 6, 2019 N* W 4-1 Dec. 6, 2019 H W 3-0 Dec. 7, 2019 H W 6-2 Feb. 14, 2020 A L 2-4 Feb. 15, 2020 A L 3-4 March 5, 2020 N* W 4-1

Feb. 9, 2021 H W 2-0 Feb. 10, 2021 H W 7-1

Feb. 19, 2021 A W 5-0 Feb. 20, 2021 A W 5-0 Jan. 14, 2022 A W 5-0

Jan. 15, 2022 A T (OT) 2-2 Feb. 18, 2022 H T (OT) 2-2 Feb. 19, 2022 H W 2-0 *HarborCenter (Buffalo, N.Y.)

ROBERT MORRIS

Overall 8-23-7 Home 3-10-5 Road 5-11-2 Neutral 0-2-0

Nov. 10, 2012 H L 1-7

Nov. 11, 2012 H L 1-4

Feb. 22, 2013 A L 1-4 Feb. 23, 2013 A L 2-4 Oct. 31, 2013 H L 0-4

Nov. 1, 2013 H L 0-6

Feb. 21, 2014 A L 2-5

Feb. 22, 2014 A L 0-4

Dec. 5, 2014 A W 5-0

Dec. 6, 2014 A L 2-4

Feb. 20, 2015 H L 1-4

Feb. 21, 2015 H L 1-4

Nov. 13, 2015 A T (OT) 2-2

Nov. 14, 2015 A W 5-1

Jan. 22, 2016 H W (OT) 3-2

Jan. 23, 2016 H T (OT) 2-2

Dec. 3, 2016 H L 2-4

Dec. 4, 2016 H L 5-6

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS

Feb. 17, 2017 A W 3-2

Feb. 18, 2017 A L 0-2

Oct. 28, 2017 H T (OT) 3-3

Oct. 29, 2017 H T (OT) 2-2

Jan. 26, 2018 A T (OT) 2-2

Jan. 27, 2018 A L 2-4

March 2, 2018 N* L 2-7

Nov. 30, 2018 A L 2-3

Dec. 1, 2018 A L 1-4

Feb. 8, 2019 H L 1-5

Feb. 9, 2019 H T (OT) 2-2

March 7, 2019 N* L 1-2

Nov. 1, 2019 A L 2-5

Nov. 2, 2019 A L 0-5

Feb. 7, 2020 H L 1-3

Feb. 8, 2020 H T (OT) 2-2

Jan. 8, 2021 A W 3-2

Jan. 9, 2021 A W 4-1

Feb. 5, 2021 H W 2-1

Feb. 6, 2021 H W 4-2

*HarborCenter (Buffalo, N.Y.)

RPI

Overall ................................................... 3-0-1

Home 2-0-0 Road 1-0-1 Neutral 0-0-0

Nov. 16, 2018 A W 4-0

Nov. 17, 2018 A T (OT) 1-1

Oct. 11, 2019 H W 2-0

Oct. 12, 2019 H W 3-0

SACRED HEART

Overall 3-1-0

Home ............................................................. 2-0-0 Road 1-1-0 Neutral 0-0-0

Oct. 19, 2012 A L 1-2

Oct. 20, 2012 A W 6-1

Nov. 2, 2012 H W 6-0

Nov. 3, 2012 H W 8-2

ST. CLOUD STATE

Overall .................................................... 1-1-0 Home 0-0-0 Road 0-0-0 Neutral 1-1-0

Oct. 4, 2014 N* W 3-2

Jan. 1, 2022 N^ L (OT) 3-4

* Ridder Arena (Minneapolis, Minn.)

^Battle In The 'Burgh (PIttsburgh, P.A)

ST. LAWRENCE

Overall 0-7-1

Home 0-3-1 Road 0-4-0 Neutral 0-0-0

Dec. 7, 2012 A L 1-3

Dec. 8, 2012 A L 2-4

Nov. 23, 2015 A L 2-3

Nov. 24, 2015 A L 2-4

Nov. 21, 2016 H L 0-3

Nov. 22, 2016 H L 0-2

Sept. 23, 2021 H L 0-1

Sept. 24, 2021 H T (OT) 2-2

SYRACUSE

Overall ................................................ 5-30-8

Home 2-14-4 Road 3-13-4

Neutral 0-3-0

Oct. 13, 2012 H L 0-4

Oct. 14, 2012 H L 0-6

Jan. 25, 2013 A L 0-1

Jan. 26, 2013 A L 1-4

Nov. 9, 2013 H L 1-2

Nov. 10, 2013 H L (OT) 3-4

Jan. 24, 2014 A L 2-3

Jan. 25, 2014 A L 0-3

Oct. 31, 2014 A L 1-3

Nov. 1, 2014 A T (OT) 2-2

Jan. 30, 2015 H T (OT) 2-2 Jan. 31, 2015 H W 4-2 March 6, 2015 N^ L 0-2

Dec. 4, 2015 A L 1-3 Dec. 5, 2015 A T (OT) 1-1 Feb. 5, 2016 H L (OT) 2-3

Feb. 6, 2016 H L 1-2 March 4, 2016 N* L (3OT) 2-3

Jan. 13, 2017 A L 1-3

Jan. 14, 2017 A L 1-4 Feb. 24, 2017 H L 1-5

Feb. 25, 2017 H L 0-2

Nov. 10, 2017 A L 0-3

Nov. 11, 2017 A T (OT) 2-2

Jan. 19 2018 H L (OT) 2-3

Jan. 20, 2018 H L (OT) 1-2 Nov. 3, 2018 H L 0-1

Nov. 4, 2018 H L 2-5

Jan. 25, 2019 A L 1-2

Jan. 26, 2019 A T (OT) 1-1

Nov. 23, 2019 H T (OT) 1-1 Nov. 24, 2019 H L 1-3

Jan. 24, 2020 A W 1-0

Jan. 25, 2020 A L 1-3

Dec. 5, 2020 H W 2-1

Dec. 6, 2020 H T (OT) 2-2 Dec. 11, 2020 A W (OT) 4-3 Dec. 12, 2020 A L 2-4

March 5, 2021 N+ L 2-3

Nov. 19, 2021 A W (OT) 1-0 Nov. 20, 2021 A L 3-6

Feb. 4, 2022 H T (OT) 1-1

Feb. 5, 2022 H L (OT) 1-2

^ Mercyhurst Ice Center (Erie, Pa.)

* HarborCenter (Buffalo, N.Y.)

+ Erie Insurance Arena (Erie, Pa.)

UCONN

Overall 0-3-2

Home 0-2-0

Road 0-1-2

Neutral .......................................................... 0-0-0

Oct. 24, 2015 H L 0-1

Oct. 25, 2015 H L 3-4

Oct. 21, 2016 A T (OT) 0-0

Oct. 22, 2016 A L 2-4

Nov. 24, 2017 A T (OT) 1-1

UNION

Overall .................................................. 8-4-2 Home 4-1-1 Road 4-3-1 Neutral 0-0-0

Jan. 11, 2013 A L 0-1

Jan. 12, 2013 A L 1-2 Oct. 18, 2013 H L 1-2 Oct. 19, 2013 H W 2-1 Oct. 17, 2014 A W 4-1 Oct. 18, 2014 A T (OT) 2-2 Oct. 17, 2015 H W 3-0 Oct. 18, 2015 H W 3-0 Oct. 7, 2016 A W 8-1 Oct. 8, 2016 A L 2-4 Oct. 6, 2017 H W 3-1 Oct. 7, 2017 H T (OT) 1-1 Oct. 12, 2018 A W 3-1 Oct. 13, 2018 A W 3-2

VERMONT

Overall 3-1-1 Home ............................................................ 0-0-0 Road 3-1-1 Neutral 0-0-0

Oct. 6, 2012 A W 5-3 Oct. 7, 2012 A L 1-3 Oct. 4, 2013 A T (OT) 3-3 Oct. 5, 2013 A W 4-2 Nov. 29, 2019 A W 4-0

WISCONSIN

Overall .................................................. 0-2-0 Home 0-0-0 Away 0-2-0 Neutral 0-0-0

Oct. 4, 2019 A L 0-7 Oct. 5, 2019 A L 0-3

YALE

Overall ................................................... 0-0-1 Home 0-0-0 Away 0-0-0 Neutral 0-0-1

Nov. 25, 2017 N* T (OT) 2-2

* Freitas Ice Forum (Storrs, Conn.)

PENN STATE UNIVERSITY

Penn State’s historic mission of teaching, research, and public service — launched under the most modest of circumstances more than 150 years ago — now reaches into virtually all parts of Pennsylvania. Consider, for example, that the University now has 24 campuses across the Commonwealth, putting a Penn State education within practical reach of nearly every Pennsylvanian. In fact, more than 95 percent of Pennsylvania residents live within a 30-mile radius of a Penn State campus and about 70 percent of Penn State’s under graduates are Pennsylvania residents.

Penn State is Pennsylvania’s largest nongovernmental employer and has employees and expenditures in every one of its 67 counties. The University generates a total economic impact across the Commonwealth that surpass es $11.6 billion annually and is consistently ranked among the top 1% of the world’s universities.

Part of that impact is derived from Penn State’s research program, which brought more than $633 million in federal funds to Pennsylvania last year, and an additional $101 million from private industry. In addition, as part of its Invent Penn State initiative, the University has funded 21 innovation hubs, designed to bolster entrepreneurship and economic development in commu nities surrounding its campuses across Pennsylvania.

Penn State’s outreach and online programs — ranging from 4H to Cooperative Extension, from summer camps to public broadcasting — provide educational and service programs to more than a million Pennsylvania households annually.

The University’s presence throughout Pennsylvania today contrasts sharply with its humble beginnings. Chartered as a college of scientific agriculture, the institution was located in rural Centre County after James Irvin, a partner in the Centre Furnace iron works (remains of which can be seen today along East College Avenue), offered to donate 200 acres of farmland for a campus. Founding President Evan Pugh wanted the fledgling institution to embody a new approach to higher education that blended classical studies with sub jects that had practical value. He joined similar visionaries in other states in convincing Congress to pass the Morrill Land-Grant Act in 1862. The act gave individual states tracts of federal land to sell; the proceeds supported col leges that agreed to include engineering, science and the liberal arts as well as agriculture in their course of studies. In 1863, the Pennsylvania legislature designated Penn State the Commonwealth’s sole land-grant institution. The lawmakers in effect bestowed on the privately incorporated college a pub lic character. In return for state support, the institution assumed obligations of teaching, research and service that are normally associated with publicly owned land-grant universities in other states.

By the 1890s Penn State was making its mark. It ranked among the nation’s 10 largest undergraduate engineering schools, a distinction it still holds. It estab lished one of the nation’s first collegiate agricultural experiment stations, and Professor Whitman Jordan’s pioneering research on using fertilizers for soil enrichment had global impact on crop yields.

Penn State in 1871 became one of the first land-grant schools in the Northeast to admit women, graduated its first international student in 1890, and its first African-American student in 1905. Today, Penn State draws more than 9,000 students from around the world to study at its campuses, and the interna tional students, researchers and scholars who come to Penn State represent more than 140 countries.

In the early 1900s, President Edwin E. Sparks supported a number of efforts to “carry the college to the people,” as he liked to say. Technical institutes were established in various locations statewide for engineering education, begin ning with an evening school in Allentown in 1910. In 1912, Penn State helped create a system of county agents in agriculture and home economics. Today, the Penn State World Campus, which offers one curriculum at multiple access points to meet people where they are, builds on that outreach tradition.

But undergraduate education remained foremost. Enrollment surpassed 5,000 students by 1936, including those attending several undergraduate centers that were created for students who, in the depths of the Great De pression, could not afford to leave their hometowns to get a college edu cation. The centers offered the first year of baccalaureate studies and were the predecessors of today’s statewide system of campuses. Thanks to this innovative approach to higher education, Penn State in the 1930s became Pennsylvania’s largest single source of baccalaureate degrees, a distinction it holds to this day.

Following World War II, Penn State underwent unprecedented expansion, first to meet the needs of returning military veterans and later to accommo date the Baby Boom generation. Total enrollment at all Penn State campuses climbed to 40,000 by 1970.

The University also emerged on the national scene as a research powerhouse in fields as diverse as dairy science, acoustics, psychology and diesel engi neering. The expansion of research went hand in hand with a steady increase in the number of graduate students. The University awarded its first gradu ate degree — a master’s degree in scientific agriculture — in 1862, and the Graduate School was established in 1922. But overall graduate enrollment re mained modest until the 1950s, then swelled steadily. The Graduate School has awarded to date approximately 130,000 master’s, doctoral and other advanced degrees.

The University Park campus is Penn State’s administrative and research hub. In addition, there are 19 primarily undergraduate campuses; Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center and the College of Medicine; the Pennsyl vania College of Technology; Penn State Law; Dickinson Law; the Penn State Great Valley School of Graduate Professional Studies; and the Penn State World Campus.

To date, Penn State has awarded more than 909,000 degrees, hallmarks of an educational experience second to none in quality. In addition, Penn State alumni — including 371,000 in Pennsylvania alone — have job- and socialnetworking opportunities that no other college or university in the Common wealth can surpass.

Kendall Butze Defense Cleveland,

Mya Vaslet Sophomore Sittsville,

Katelyn Roberts Freshman Chanhassen,

Lyndie Lobdell Junior Defense Aurora,

Courtney Correia Senior+ Whitby,

Mallory Uihlein Senior Defense Edina, Minn.

Izzy Heminger

Josie Bothun

Annie Spring

Katie DeSa

Jeff

Makenna

Brian Suslow

Logan Fischer

Emily Stoeckel Athletic Trainer Season

Leah Stecker

Kiara Zanon

Rene Gangarosa

Julie Gough

Tessa Janecke Orangeville,

Maddy Christian Freshman River,

Alyssa Machado Mississauga,

Maeve Connolly Roxbury,

Karley Garcia Sophomore Defense Roseville, Calif.

Carrie Byrnes Junior Forward Eden Prairie, Minn.

Olivia Wallin Junior Forward Oakville, Ontario

Lexi Bedier Sophomore Forward Calgary, Alberta