OCTOBER13 TORONTO JR. AEROS (EX.) W, 5-114 BUFFALO BEAUTS (EX.) W, 5-223 SYRACUSE W, 4-126 HARVARD* W, 3-2 27 DARTMOUTH* W, 4-0

NOVEMBER2 at Yale* W, 4-33 at Brown* L, 3-410 at Mercyhurst T, 4-411 at Mercyhurst T, 0-0 16 at Quinnipiac* W, 2-117 at Princeton* T, 2-223 at Robert Morris W, 5-224 at Robert Morris T, 3-330 ST. LAWRENCE* W, 4-0

DECEMBER1 CLARKSON* W, 3-1

JANUARY8 at Penn State T, 3-311 PRINCETON* L, 0-512 QUINNIPIAC* W, 2-118 at Dartmouth* W, 3-019 at Harvard* W, 6-025 at Colgate* W, 4-226 COLGATE* W, 4-229 at Syracuse 7 p.m.

FEBRUARY1 UNION* 6 p.m.2 RENSSELAER* 3 p.m.8 at St. Lawrence* 3 p.m.9 at Clarkson* 3 p.m.15 BROWN* 6 p.m.16 YALE* 3 p.m.22 at Rensselaer* 6 p.m.23 at Union* 3 p.m.

All Times are ESTHome Games in BOLD CAPS

2018-19 CORNELL WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY GAME NOTES

Location ................................................Ithaca, N.Y.,14853 Founded .................................................................... 1865 Total Enrollment .................................................... 14, 315 President ................................................ Martha E. Pollack Director of Athletics ...............................J. Andrew Noel, Jr. Colors ......................................... Carnelian Red and White Affiliation ................................................................NCAA I Conference ..................................ECAC Hockey/Ivy League

Women’s Hockey Coach... ...... Doug Derraugh (Cornell ‘91) Career Record ....................... 256-146-41 (14th season) Assistant Coach ...........................Edith Racine (Elmira ‘05) Assistant Coach ......................... Dean Jackson (Elmira ‘03) Athletic Trainer ................................................. Katy Harris Equipment Manager ....................................Sean Schmidt

2018-19 TEAM INFORMATION

SCHEDULE & RESULTS

Women’s Hockey Contact ........................................JJ Klein Email ..................................................jk2842@cornell.edu Office Phone ............................................. (607) 254-5272

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QUICK FACTS

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

Captains ............................ Kristin O’Neill, Micah Zandee-Hart2018-19 Record ..............................................................13-2-52018-19 ECAC Hockey Record .........................................11-2-12018-19 Ivy League Record ..............................................5-2-12017-18 Record ..............................................................21-9-32017-18 ECAC Hockey Record .........................................13-4-52017-18 Ivy League Record ..............................................8-1-1

First Varsity Season ....................................................1972-73NCAA Championships ............................................................ 0NCAA Tournament Appearances ............................................ 6 Years ......................... 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2017ECAC Hockey Tournament Championships ............................. 4 Years ............................................. 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014Ivy League Championships .................................................. 14

GAME 21 | JAN. 29, 2019 | TENNITY ICE PAVILION | 7:00 P.M.

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TEAM LEADERS FORWARDS GP G A P SH +/- PP GWGMaddie Mills 20 13 11 24 85 +11 4 2Kristin O’Neill 17 12 6 18 82 +14 3 4Lenka Serdar 20 8 10 18 61 +9 3 1Grace Graham 20 5 7 12 44 +7 2 0Paige Lewis 20 4 5 9 52 +9 0 2

DEFENSE GP G A P SH +/- PP GWGJaime Bourbonnais 16 5 13 18 39 +23 2 1Micah Zandee-Hart 16 1 10 11 28 +4 1 0Willow Slobodzian 20 3 6 9 27 +9 1 1Kendra Nealey 20 0 6 6 21 +5 0 0

GOALTENDER GP-GS W-L-T MIN GA GAA SV% Marlène Boissonnault 17-17 11-2-4 1035:01 30 1.74 .926Lindsay Browning 3-3 2-0-1 184:49 6 1.95 .924

#6/6 Cornell Big RedRecord: 13-2-5

ECAC Hockey: 11-2-1

Syracuse OrangeRecord: 6-17-2

CHA: 6-5-1

ABOUT THE BIG RED- Cornell enters Tuesday’s matchup with an overall record of 13-2-5 and is 2-0-4 in non-conference play.- As a team, the Big Red is averaging 3.15 goals, which ranks 11th in the nation. The Big Red is holding its opponents to 1.80 goals per game, which ranks 5th. Cornell has reached or eclipsed the three-goal mark in 15 of its 20 games this season.- The Big Red is 6-1-5 on the road this season, while it is 7-1 at Lynah Rink. BIG RED REWIND-Cornell finished the 2017-18 season with an overall record of 21-9-3 and seventh in both of the major Division I polls.-For the eighth time in the last nine years the Big Red advanced to the ECAC Hockey Semifinals, where it lost to the eventual national runner-up Colgate on a last second goal.Kristin O’Neill and freshman standout Maddie Mills led the team’s offensive attack. O’Neill led the team in points (41), goals (20) and assists (21). Mills, the Ivy League Rookie of the Year last season, was close behind with 33 points on 15 goals and 18 assists.e-Of the four players who earned all-ECAC Hockey honors last season three are returning to the squad. O’Neill earned team honors, while Maddie Mills was tabbed to the all-rookie team. Defensemen Jaime Bourbonnais and Sarah Knee earned second and third team accolades, respectively.-Bourbonnais who returns to squad this year led all defens-men in points on the team with 24. The then sophomore was tied for the team lead for assist with O’Neill with 21 and recorded three goals on the season.-In net, Marlène Boissonnault was the main goaltender, starting 31 of the of the Big Red’s 33 games. The Dundee, New Brunswick, native posted a goals against average of 1.76 paired along with a .924 save percentage. Boissonnault finished the season with two shutouts and an overall record of 21-7-3. ABOUT HEAD COACH DOUG DERRAUGH ‘91-Now in his 14th season directing the Cornell women’s hockey program in 2018-19, Doug Derraugh has brought the Big Red women to their place among the nation’s elite.-Derraugh has an overall record of 256-146-41 as the head coach of the Big Red, with his 250th win coming in the form of a 4-0 win over No. 9/9 St. Lawrence on Nov. 30.-Cornell has made the ECAC Hockey Tournament each of the last 11 seasons, has won the tournament four of the last nine years and has advanced to the NCAA Tournament in six of those seasons.-The 2017 ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year guided the Big Red to the national title game in his fifth season and back-to-back-to-back NCAA Frozen Four appearances in 2010, 2011 and 2012.-He led the team to five consecutive 20-win seasons for the first time in program history in 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13 and 2013-2014.

IN THE POLLS-For the second consecutive week, the Big Red maintained the No. 6 spot in both the USCHO.com Women’s Division I Poll and in the USA Today USA Hockey Magazine Division I Poll. -In the USCHO.com poll, Cornell received 73 votes, which was 17 more than seventh-ranked Boston College and 17 fewer than fifth-ranked Clarkson. -In the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine poll, Cornell received 100 votes, which was 25 more than seventh-ranked Boston College and 14 fewer than fifth-ranked Clarkson. ABOUT SYRACUSE-Syracuse enters Tuesday’s tilt averaging 2.0 goals per game, which ranks 27th in the nation and it allows an average of 3.60 which ranks 35th.-The Orange has six players with 10 or more points on the season. Senior defenseman Allie Munroe, leads the team in points (16) and assists (13), while Emma Polaski, who is tied for second on the team in points (14) with Lauren Bellefon-taine, leads the squad with nine goals.-Addy Cohen got the start in net when the two met in October, but since has only appeared in one contest. Senior Maddi Welch has seen most of the action between the pipes for the Orange this season, having made 19 starts and 20 total appearances. Welch has posted a goals against average of 3.24 and a save percentage of .878. THE SERIES WITH SYRACUSE-Cornell and Syracuse first met in the 2009-10 season, when the Orange handed the Big Red a 2-1 loss in overtime on Jan. 5, 2010.-Since the initial meeting, the Big Red has won 11 straight over the Orange giving it the 11-1 advantage in the all-time series.-Cornell opened its season against Syracuse with a 4-1 at Lynah Rink on Oct. 23. The Orange struck first with a goal just under a minute and a half into the contest. The Big Red responded with four unanswered goals, two of which came off the stick of Kristin O’Neill. LAST TIME OUT-Cornell completed its fourth weekend sweep of the season last weekend against then No. 8/8 Colgate. The Big Red claimed both contests by a score of 4-2, improving its record against ranked opponents on the season to 4-1.-In the first game the Big Red opened the scoring with a Kristin O’Neill power-play goal just over 10 minutes into the contest. Though, Colgate would even the score heading into the first intermission with a tally from Jessie Eldridge with three seconds remaining in the first. Cornell regained the lead with a goal from Lenka Serdar, but Colgate again responded back with a goal just over three minutes into the third period. The Big Red then added goals from Amy Curlew and Grace Graham to put the game out of reach. Cornell went 2-4 on power play chances on the night.

2018-19 LEADERS

CORN

ELL

PointsGoalsAssistsPPGGPPIMSOG+/-

GPGAASV%WINSSO

GOALTENDING

Mills 24Mills 13Bourbonnais 14Mills 413 tied 20Zandee-Hart 26Mills 85Bourbonnais +23

Boissonnault 17Boissonnault 1.74Boissonnault .926Boissonnault 11Boissonnault 4

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CUSE

PointsGoalsAssistsPPGGPPIMSOG+/-

GPGAASV%WINSSO

GOALTENDING

Munroe 16Polaski 9Munroe 13Pulaski, DiGirolamo 312 Tied 25Polaski 38Munroe 77Siermachesky -1

Welch 20Welch 3.24Welch .878Welch 5Welch 1

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TALE OF THE TAPE Cornell Syracuse

Team Offense 3.15 2.00

National Rank 11th 27th

Team Defense 1.80 3.60

National Rank 5th 35th

Power Play 21.1% 15.6%

National Rank 7th 20th

Penalty Kill 85.1% 80.0%

National Rank 17th 34th

Conference Only Overall Pts W-L-T Win% GFGA W-L-T Win% GFGAPrinceton 25 11-0-3 .893 59-20 13-2-5 .775 74-35Cornell 23 11-2-1 .821 44-23 13-2-5 .775 63-36Clarkson 22 11-3 .786 57-21 20-5-1 .788 104-48Colgate 18 8-4-2 .643 49-34 14-8-4 .615 88-70St. Lawrence 16 7-5-2 .571 34-29 12-11-3 .519 56-60Rensselaer 15 7-5-1 .577 18-26 10-10-5 .500 31-49Quinnipiac 13 6-7-1 .464 28-25 9-14-3 .404 46-51Yale 11 5-8-1 .393 35-38 6-14-1 .310 48-64Harvard 10 4-8-2 .357 19-27 5-11-3 .342 32-39Brown 6 2-10-2 .214 21-55 5-14-2 .286 36-76Dartmouth 4 2-10-2 .143 18-49 3-17-1 .167 27-71Union 3 1-11-1 .115 15-50 3-20-2 .160 31-93

Recent Scores/Upcoming Games (as of Jan. 27)

Friday, January 25Cornell 4, Colgate 2 Minnesota Duluth 3, Quinnipiac 1 Union 3, Brown 1 Clarkson 4, Harvard 2St. Lawrence 3, Dartmouth 2 Rensselaer 1, Yale 1 Saturday, January 26Rensselaer 1, Brown 0 Clarkson 4, Dartmouth 2 Cornell 4, Colgate 2 Harvard 0, St. Lawrence 0Yale 4, Union 2 Quinnipiac 2, Minnesota Duluth 1

Tuesday, January 29Rensselaer vs. Union -- 4:00 pm Penn State at Princeton -- 6:00 pm Cornell at Syracuse -- 7:00 pm Friday, February 1Yale at Harvard -- 3:30 pm Rensselaer at Colgate -- 6:00 pm Union at Cornell -- 6:00 pm Brown at Dartmouth -- 6:00 pm St. Lawrence at Princeton -- 6:00 pm Clarkson at Quinnipiac -- 6:00 pm Saturday, February 2Union at Colgate -- 3:00 pm Rensselaer at Cornell --3:00 pm Yale at Dartmouth -- 3:00 pm Brown at Harvard -- 3:00 pm Clarkson at Princeton -- 3:00 pm St. Lawrence at Quinnipiac -- 3:00 pm

AROUND THE IVY LEAGUEAs of Jan. 27, 2019

GP W-L-T Win% Princeton 8 6-0-2 .893Cornell 8 5-2-1 .688Yale 4 2-2-0 .500Harvard 6 2-3-1 .417Brown 4 1-3-0 .250Dartmouth 6 0-6-0 .000

NATIONAL HOCKEY POLLS

USCHO.comDivision I Women’s Poll (Jan. 28, 2019)Rank Team Record Pts. LW1. Wisconsin (10) 23-3-0 145 12 Minnesota (5) 24-3-1 140 23. Northeastern 19-3-3 120 34. Princeton 13-2-5 101 45. Clarkson 20-5-1 90 56. Cornell 13-2-5 73 67. Boston College 18-9-0 56 98. Boston University 14-6-6 37 109. Ohio State 15-11-0 30 710. Colgate 14-8-4 27 8

Receiving Votes: Minnesota Duluth 2, Providence 2, Merrimack 2

USA Today/USA Hockey MagazineDivision I Women’s Poll (Jan. 29, 2019)1. Wisconsin (19) 23-3-0 190 12. Minnesota 24-3-1 171 23. Northeastern 19-3-3 152 34. Princeton 13-2-5 127 45. Clarkson 20-5-1 114 66. Cornell 13-2-5 100 77. Boston College 18-9-0 75 98. Boston University 14-6-6 49 109. Ohio State 15-11-0 38 710. Colgate 14-8-4 25 8 Receiving Votes: Merrimack 24, Providence 1, Minnesota Duluth 1.

WHERE CORNELL HAS RANKED

USCHO.com PollDate Rank Nov. 19 7Nov. 26` 7Dec. 3 4Dec. 10 4Jan. 7 4Jan. 14 7Jan. 21 6Jan. 28 6

USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine PollDate RankNov. 20 7Nov. 27 7Dec. 4 4Dec. 11 4Jan. 8 4Jan. 15 7Jan. 22 6Jan. 29 6

-The two squared off in Lynah Rink on Saturday. Lenka Serdar netted two goals for the first time in her career and tied her career high of three points. Cornell took a 2-0 lead into the first intermission, but Eldridge netted a pair of second-period goals in the second to even the score. The Big Red responded back with two goals in the matter of 56 seconds to win the contest. SERDAR SETTING THE BAR-Senior forward Lenka Serdar enters the matchup riding a four-game goal streak, which is the longest of her career.-Additionally the Lexington, Massachusetts, native has posted three multi-point performances during the stretch. Prior to the stretch, she had nine career multi-point games over the course of 114 games.-In her last four games, Serdar has accumulated eight points (5g, 3a).-Her power play goal with 5:58 remaining regulation against Colgate on Jan. 26 was her first career game winner. MILLS, A POINT FACTORY-Sophomore forward Maddie Mills leads the team with 24 points (13g, 11a) on the season. The Sewickly, Pennsylvania, recorded her first career hat trick against Harvard on Jan. 19.-Mills averages 1.20 points which is tied for the seventh most in ECAC Hockey.-Currently riding a three-game point streak, Mills has already had two point streaks of five or more games this season. HAVE A DAY, BOURBONNAIS-Junior defenseman Jaime Bourbonnais had her nine-game point streak come to an end in the Big Red’s loss to Princeton. -During the streak the Mississauga, Ontario, native accumulat-ed 13 points with four goals and nine assists.-Bourbonnais has the highest assists per game average (.81) of any defenseman in the nation. Additionally, she averages the second most points per game in the nation (1.12) by a defenseman, trailing only Boston College’s Megan Keller.-Her top performance of the season, came against Robert Morris, when she had a career-high three points (1g, 2a). LIKE A BOSS-Senior goaltender Marlène Boissonnault is climbing up Cornell’s career wins list. Last Saturday against Colgate she tied Sarah Mott (1979-82) for third place all-time with 47 wins. She is now six wins shy of tying Amanda Mazzotta for second place. -She posted her 13th career shutout against Harvard on Jan. 19, which passed Kathryn LoPresti for the third most in program history.-This season, the Dundee, New Brunswick, native owns a record of 11-2-4 and has recorded four shutouts.-Boissonnault ranks second in ECAC Hockey with a goals against average of 1.74. Her .765 win percentage is also the second highest in the league amongst goaltenders that have played in at least seven contests. KEEPING IT 100-Seniors Lenka Serdar and Diana Buckley both played their 100th career games as members of the Big Red against Harvard on Oct. 26.-Pippy Gerace joined the 100-game club against St. Lawrence on Nov. 30. OH CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN-Junior captain Kristin O’Neill has the eigth highest mark in Division I hockey with an average of .71 goals per game.

AROUND ECAC HOCKEYAs of Jan. 27, 2019

CORNELL ALL-TIME RECORD BOOK

Career Short-Handed Goals1. Kristin O’Neill (2016-present) 102. Jenel Bode (1998-01) 6 Brianne Jenner (2010-12, 14) 6

Short-Handed Goals in a Season1. Kristin O’Neill (2016-17) 5 2. Kristin O’Neill (2017-18) 4 Four players tied 4

Game-Winning Goals in a Season1. Kristin O’Neill (2017) 7 Rebecca Johnston (2011) 7 Brianne Jenner (2012) 7

Power Play Goals in a Season1. Chelsea Karpenko (2010) 112. Maddie Mills (2017) 8 Jeri Maerz (1990) 8 Chelsea Karpenko (2009) 8 Rebecca Johnston (2008) 8

Career Shutouts1. Amanda Mazzotta (2008-11) 222. Lauren Slebodnick (2010-13) 183. Marlene Boissonnault (2015-present) 13

Shutouts in a Season1. Amanda Mazzotta (2009) 112. Marlene Boissonnault (2017) 7

Career Wins1. Lauren Slebodnick (68-10-5) - 2010-13 68 2. Amanda Mazzotta (53-17-8) - 2008-11 533. Marlene Boissonnault (47-10-9) - 2015-present 47 Sarah Mott (47-29-2) - 1978-81 475. Paula Voorheis (42-35-10) - 2013-16 42

Wins in a Season1. Lauren Slebodnick (24-6-1) - 2012 242. Marlene Boissonnault (21-6-3) - 2017 21 Amanda Mazzotta (21-8-6) - 2009 21

-The Big Red received 101 points in the poll, which was 18 more Princeton, which was picked to finish fourth, and eight fewer than Colgate, which was picked to finish second.-Cornell finished last season ranked third in the conference with a league mark of 15-5-2. TWO C’s-Micah Zandee-Hart and Kristin O’Neill are donning Cs on their jerseys this season, as Derraugh announced the tandem as team captains.-Zandee-Hart spent last year with Hockey Canada and is rejoining the Big Red for the 2018-19 season. In 2016-17, the Saanichton, British Columbia, native earned both first team all-ECAC Hockey and all-Ivy League honors and was just the second sophomore captain in school history.-In 2017-18, O’Neill led Cornell in goals (20), assists (21), points (41) and plus/minus (+26). The Oakville, Ontario, na-tive was tabbed the Ivy League Player of the Year and earned first team all-ECAC Hockey and all-Ivy honors. THE ROOKS-Six new members were added to Cornell women’s hockey team. The group includes three forwards, two defensemen and a goalkeeper.-Sam Burke, Gillis Frechette, Bella Kang, Kaity McKenzie, Taylor Pietrowski and Athena Song are the six new additions. BORDER BATTLE-Out of the 23 players on the roster, 15 are from the United States while eight call Canada home.-The Americans have representatives from the Northeast region (8), Midwest (5), South (1) and West (1).-The Canadians on the roster come from four different prov-idences: Ontario (3), New Brunswick (2), Saskatchewan (1), Newfoundland and Labrador (1) and British Columbia (1). 47 YEARS OF BIG RED HOCKEY-With the start of the 2018-19 season, the women’s hockey program is embarking on its 47th season of intercollegiate play and currently holds an all-time record of 591-509-75.-Cornell, which began play with the 1972-73 season, is the second-oldest Division I women’s program in the country still in existence. Brown began play in 1967-68. UP NEXT-The Big Red welcomes Union Friday at 6 p.m. and then Rensselaer Saturday at 3 p.m. Both games will be broadcast on ESPN+.

HONORS AND AWARDS

Marlene BoissonnaultECAC Hockey Goaltender of the Week (10/29)ECAC Hockey Goaltender of the Week (1/21)

Jaime BourbonnaisECAC Hockey Preseason Team

Kristin O’NeillECAC Hockey Preseason Team

-Through 17 games this season, O’Neill has netted 12 goals.-Four of her tallies have been game-winners, which is tied for the seventh most in the nation. O CANADA-Eight Cornellians led Canada to a second place finish in the 4 Nations Cup from Nov. 6-10 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.Current members Micah Zandee-Hart, Kristin O’Neill and -Jaime Bourbonnais earned a spot on the roster as well as women’s hockey alumnae Laura Fortino, Johnston, Brianne Jenner and Jillian Saulnier. Head Coach Doug Derraugh will serve as an assistant coach. -The roster was narrowed down from the 59 players invited to the national women’s team Fall Festival back in September, which had a total of 10 Cornellians in attendance: Zan-dee-Hart, Kristin O’Neill, Bourbonnais, Johnston, Jenner, Lauriane Rougeau, Fortino and Jillian Saulnier were evaluated. Derraugh served as coach while former Big Red goaltender Amanda Mazzotta served as a goaltending consultant. DANG SHORTY-Kristin O’Neill netted her 10th career short-handed goal against Yale on Nov. 2, making her the 11th player in women’s college hockey history to reach the mark.-O’Neill, who is already the program leader in short-handed tallies through 66 career games, is tied for sixth all-time in Di-vision-I hockey history for short-handed goals during a career.-Her 10 short-handed tallies has her as the current National Collegiate Women’s Ice Hockey active leader in the category. PRESEASON BLING-Kristin O’Neill and Jaime Bourbonnais were tabbed to the preseason all-league squad back in September.-O’Neill led the team in goals (20), assists (21), points (41) and plus/minus (26) last season. A first team all-league selection, -O’Neill ranked fourth in the conference in goals per game, averaging 0.65. In addition to being the ECAC Hockey Player of the Month last November, she also was twice named the league’s player of the week.-Bourbonnais was a second team all-league selection last season. She led all defensemen on the team with 24 points on three goals and 21 assists. Additionally, she led all defensem-en in the league in assists per game, averaging 0.68

PRESEASON PROJECTIONS-Cornell was picked to finished third in the ECAC Hockey Preseason Poll, the league office announced in September.

2018-19 CORNELL WOMEN’S HOCKEY ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Ht. Year Hometown Last Team 1 Marlène Boissonnault G 5-10 Sr. Dundee, New Brunswick Rothesay Netherwood School / Canada U18 3 Taylor Pietrowski DF 5-8 Fr. Orchard Park, N.Y. Niagara Jr. Purple Eagles4 Kendra Nealey D 5-11 So. Chicago, Ill. Chicago Mission 5 Grace Graham F 5-8 Jr. Island View, New Brunswick Fredericton HS 6 Joie Phelps F 5-7 So. Eagan, Minn. St. Paul United8 Micah Zandee-Hart D 5-9 Jr. Saanichton, British Columbia Okanagan Hockey Academy / Canada U189 Devon Facchinato D 5-10 So. Windsor, Ontario Team Ontario 10 Sam Burke F 5-10 Fr. Eden Prairie, Minn. St. Paul United11 Gillis Frechette F 5-6 Fr. Weston, Mass. East Coast Wizards13 Bella Kang F 5-7 Fr. Los Gatos, Calif. East Coast Wizards14 Jaime Bourbonnais D 5-7 Jr. Mississauga, Ontario Oakville Hornets 15 Pippy Gerace F 5-2 Sr. Jamestown, N.Y. Etobicoke Jr. Dolphins 16 Athena Song D 5-6 Fr. Ames, Iowa St. Louis Lady Blues17 Lenka Serdar F 5-8 Sr. Lexington, Mass. North American Hockey Academy 18 Paige Lewis F 5-5 Jr. New Canaan, Conn. Mid-Fairfield Stars 19 Diana Buckley F 5-8 Sr. Woodbridge, Va. Washington Pride 20 Kristin O’Neill F 5-4 Jr. Oakville, Ontario Stoney Creek Sabres 21 Amy Curlew F 5-3 Jr. Goose Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador Oakville Hornets 22 Maddie Mills F 5-4 So. Sewickley, Pa. Shattuck-St. Mary’s 23 Finley Frechette F 5-5 So. Weston, Mass. St. Paul’s School 27 Willow Slobodzian D 5-6 So. Clavet, Saskatchewan Saskatoon Stars 29 Lindsay Browning G 5-3 So. Penfield, N.Y. Buffalo Bisons 35 Kaitlyn McKenzie G 6-3 Fr. Hastings, Minn. South St. Paul HS

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Doug Derraugh (14th season)Asst. Coach: Edith Racine (10th season)Asst. Coach: Dean Jackson (2nd season)

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO. NAME YR. POS.

1 Marlene Boissonnault Sr. G14 Jaime Bourbonnais So. D 29 Lindsay Browning So. G19 Diana Buckley Sr. F10 Sam Burke Fr. F21 Amy Curlew Jr. F 9 Devon Facchinato So. D23 Finley Frechette So. F11 Gillis Frechette Fr. F15 Pippy Gerace Sr. F5 Grace Graham Jr. F13 Bella Kang Fr. F18 Paige Lewis Fr. F35 Kaity McKenzie Fr. G22 Maddie Mills So. F4 Kendra Nealey So. D20 Kristin O’Neill Jr. F6 Joie Phelps So. F3 Taylor Pietrowski Fr. D17 Lenka Serdar Sr. F27 Willow Slobodzian So. D16 Athena Song Fr. D8 Micah Zandee-Hart Jr. D

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE1: Marlene Boissonnault: Mar-LEN Bwa-so-NO

9: Facchinato: Fah-chin-auto

11/23: Frechette: Freh-shett

14: Bourbonnais: Bur-BA-ney

15: Gerace: Ja-RAH-see

17: Lenka Serdar: LENK-uh SIR-dar

21: Curlew: Kerr-lou

27. Slobodzian: Slob-OH-jin

Derraugh: DARE-ahh

Big Red Quick HitsMARLENE BOISSONNAULT

Sr. • G • 5-10Rothesay Netherwood School/Canada U18Dundee, New Brunswick 1

TAYLOR PIETROWSKIFr. • D • 5-8Niagara Jr. Purple Eagles Orchard Park, N.Y. 3

KENDRA NEALEYSo. • D • 5-11Chicago MissionChicago, Ill. 4

GRACE GRAHAMJr. • F • 5-8Fredericton HSIsland View, New Brunswick 5

DEVON FACCHINATOSo. • D • 5-10Team OntarioWindsor, Ontario9

SAM BURKE Fr. • F • 5-10St. Paul United Eden Prarie, Minn. 10

GILLIS FRECHETTEFr. • F • 5-6East Coast WizardsWeston, Mass. 11

*2018-19: Posted season-high 31 saves against Princeton (1/12)... Has four shutouts on the season thus far vs. Dartmouth (10/27), at Mercyhurst (11/11) and vs. St. Lawrence (11/30), Harvard (1/19)*2017-18: Represented Canada at 2018 Nations Cup...made career-high 34 saves in a 2-1 victory over Colgate (12/1)...had seven shutouts on the season...recorded first-career assist versus the Big Green and earned another assist against Union (1/20).*2016-17: Earned her first career shutout against Brown on 11/11 (13 saves)...made a career-high 29 saves in 2-1 win over #3 Clarkson on 1/20...posted another shutout against Dartmouth on 1/27. *2015-16: Posted a 3.02 goals-against average and a .882 save pct. in eight games played ... started seven games and went 5-1-0 ... Named to the Windjammer Classic all-tournament team.*Before Cornell: Four-year member of the girls’ hockey team at the Nichols School in Buffalo...Played Club for the Niagara Jr. Purple Eagles, where she won five New York State Championships and participated in five USA Hockey National Champion-ships...Captained Nichols’ hockey team in 2017-18 and served as an assistant captain in 2016-17...Earned four letters in golf and captained the team her junior and senior seasons...Was tabbed the Western New York Winter Sport Scholar Athlete award winner.*Personal: Taylor Ann Pietrowski is the daughter of David and Mary Pietrowski and she has one sister...Her mother was a member of the rowing team at Syracuse in addition to being a member of the United States Junior National Team in 1983...Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.*2018-19: Had career-high two assists in season-opener against Syracuse... Recorded assists against Dartmouth (10/27), at Yale (11/2), Quinnipiac (1/12) amd Colgate (1/26).*2017-18: Earned first-career point with an assist at Brown (11/17) and scored first-career goal -- the game winner -- at Syracuse (1/9)...had four goals and two assists on the season...had blocked 34 shots.*Personal: Competed with the Chicago Mission at the club level, where she won a national U19 national championship in 2015...Helped the Misson to the U19 national championship game in 2017 and semifinals in 2016...Also was a national semifinalist in 2014 at the U16 level...Was named MVP for University of Chicago Laboratory Schools in 2016 and 2017...Earned all-state honors in all four of her years with the team...Helped U High to a state championship in 2015 and semifinals in 2014 and 2017*2018-19: Opened season with six-game point-streak with a total of two goals and six assists during the stretch... Had career day at Brown (11/3) with three points (1g, 2a)... Scored in back-to-back games against Harvard (1/19) and Colgate (1/25).*2017-18: Scored game-winning goal against Quinnipiac (11/3) and notched insurance goal at Brown (11/17)...on a two-goal game streak...as 10 points from six goals and four assists.*2016-17: Scored her first career goal - the game-winner - against Yale on 11/12...game-tying goal against Clarkson on 2/18. Recorded first-career assist on game-winning goal at Providence (11/25).*Before Cornell: played for Canada’s U-18 team in a three-game series against the U.S. U-18 squad in the summer of 2015 ... spent the 2015-16 season playing for the Fredericton HS varsity boys’ hockey team, and she also was a member of the volleyball, soccer, rowing and track and field teams throughout high school.

*2018-19: Recorded points in back-to-back games with assists against Dartmouth (10/27) and Yale (11/2). *2017-18: Scored first-collegiate point with a primary assist at Princeton (1/5)...scored first-collegiate goal against Princeton in ECAC quarterfinals (2/24)...has one goal and three assists this season.*Personal: Helped Team Ontario win a PWHL Championship, a provincial championship and a U18 national championship in 2017...Also competed with the Oakville Junior Hornets at the club level, earning bronze at the U18 national championship in 2016...Won a CISAA Championship in 2016 and 2017 at Appleby College...Honored with the Hugh C. Cayley Award in 2017, presented to the graduating student who honors the most outstanding achievement for both athletics and academics at Appleby

*2018-19: Recorded first collegiate goals against Syracuse on (10/23)... Also scored goals against Yale (11/2) and Brown (11/3)... Notched assists against Princeton (11/17) and Clarkson (12/1).*Before Cornell: Four-time letterwinner for Covent of the Visitation at forward..Served as a captain and earned all-state accolades her senior year...Earned all-conference accolades three times in 2016, 2017 and 2018...Her team finished as state runners up in 2016 and 2017 and was the state consolation champions in 2018.*Personal: Samantha MacMahon Burke is the daughter of Laurel and Paul Burke...She has two older brothers...Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

*2018-19: Recorded an assist in her collegiate debut agianst Syracuse (10/23)... Had career-high two assists against Dartmouth (1/18)*Before Cornell: Four-time letterwinner at St. Paul’s School in Concord, New Hampshire, where she served as a captain her senior year...Played Club for the East Coast Wizard...Received an invite to the US National Camp every year she was eligible...Four-time New England Prep School All-Star and New Hampshire All-State team from 2015-18...Named her team’s most valu-able player in 2016, 2017 and 2018 and was named the rookie of the year in 2015...Helped lead St. Paul’s to the New England Prep School Hockey Title in 2015...Was a two-time recipient of the St. Paul’s Girls Ice Hockey Award earning the distinction her junior and senior seasons.

JOIE PHELPSSo. • F • 5-7Visitation HSEagan, Minn.6

JAIME BOURBONNAISJr. • D • 5-7Oakville HornetsMississauga, Ontario14

*2018-19: Scored first goal of the season against Quinnipiac (1/12)... Recorded assists against Yale (11/2) and Quinnipiac (11/16).*2017-18: Scored first-collegiate goal at Princeton (1/5) and added in another four days later at Syracuse (1/9)...scored game winner at Dartmouth (2/3)...Finished with six goals.*Personal: Selected to the Minnesota all-state team in 2015- 17...Honored as a member of the Minnesota State High School Hockey All-Tournament Team in 2016 and 2017...Also became a member of the Minnesota All-TriMetro Conference Team all four seasons of her high school career...Named a semifinalist for Minnesota’s Ms. Hockey in 2017...Also played tennis for five years and golf for three years at Visitation.

*2018-19: Started season with nine-game point-streak with four goals and nine assists ... Had a season-high three points with a goal and two assists against Robert Morris (11/23)... Missed four games as she was playing for the Canadian national team at the 4 Nations Cup... Scored game-winner vs. Clarkson (12/1).*2017-18: Represented Canada at the 2018 Nations Cup...scored first goal of the year for Cornell against St. Lawrence (10/27)...has tallied three goals and 19 assists including one power play goal and one game winner.*2016-17: Scored her first career goal - the game winning goal - against Mercyhurst in the season opener. ... Earned first career multi-point game with a goal and assist against Harvard on 12/2. *Personal: Was a part of the silver medal team at the 2016 IIHF U-18 World Championships and was invited to the 2016 U-22 National Development Camp ... earned a silver medal with the Oakville Hornets at the 2015-16 Ontario Women’s Hockey Association Provincial Championships.

MICAH ZANDEE-HART (C)Jr. • D • 5-9Team Ontario8

*2018-19: Started season with three-game point-streak... Recorded season-high two points with a goal and an assist against Dartmouth (10/27)... Missed four games as she was playing for the Canadian national team at the 4 Nations Cup.*2017-18: Centralized by Hockey Canada.*2016-17: Just the second sophomore in program history to serve as captain... Named to the ECAC Hockey First Team and the All-Ivy First Team, the ECAC Hockey All-Tournament Team and was a finalist for the ECAC Hockey Defenseman of the Year Award...Finished tied for third on the team and first among blue-liners with 16 points on five goals and 11 assists, with four of her assists coming on game-winning goals*2015-16: Led all defenders with 18 points on the season...Led all Division I rookie defenders in points per game for much of the season, leading the Big Red to a 9-0-1 record when she recorded an assist..

BELLA KANG Fr. • F • 5-7East Coast WizardsLos Gatos, Calif. 13

*2018-19: Has appeared in 19 games.*Before Cornell: Played three years of varsity hockey at St. Paul’s School in Concord, New Hampshire...Was named her team’s rookie of the year in 2016...St. Paul’s advanced to the NEPSAC all three years she was a member of the squad...Played club for the East Coast Wizards...Won the U19 2017 state championship...Advanced to nationals all three years.*Personal: Bella Yang Kang is the daughter of Abraham and Lily Kang and she has one brother...Her father attended Cornell.

Big Red Quick Hits

LENKA SERDARSr. • F • 5-8North American Hockey AcademyLexington, Mass.17

PAIGE LEWISJr. • F • 5-5Mid-Fairfield StarsNew Canaan, Conn.18

DIANA BUCKLEYSr. • F • 5-8Washington PrideWoodbridge, Va.19

KRISTIN O’NEILL (C)Jr. • F• 5-4Stoney Creek SabresOakville, Ontario20

AMY CURLEWJr. • F • 5-3Oakville HornetsGoose Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador21

MADDIE MILLSSo. • F • 5-4Shattuck-St. Mary’sSewickley, Pa.22

FINLEY FRECHETTESo. • F • 5-5St. Paul’s SchoolWeston, Mass.23

WILLOW SLOBODZIANSo. • D • 5-6Saskatoon StarsClavet, Saskatchewan27

LINDSAY BROWNINGSo. • G • 5-3Buffalo BisonsPenfield, N.Y.29

KAITY MCKENZIEFr. • G • 6-3Hastings, Minn.South St. Paul HS35

*2018-19: First goal of the year proved to be a game-winner against Harvard (10/26)... Scored a short-handed goal against St. Lawrence (11/30)... Tied a career high with two assists agianst Mercyhurst (11/10).*2017-18: Scored an empty netter against St. Lawrence in the season opener on 10/27...notched career-high three points at Colgate (12/2) and against Brown (2/10)...had two primary assists in the first period at Syracuse...recorded short-handed goal at RPI (2/17)...(1/9)...has seven goals and eight assists this season.*2016-17: Earned her first career point with an assist against Union on 10/29...scored her first career goal agaisnt Provi-dence on 1/7 and tallied another against Syracuse on 1/10....had a four-game point-streak in Feb. (2g, 2a).

*2018-19: Had season-high two points against Yale (11/2) with both being assists... Found the back of the net in back-to back games against Quinnipiac (11/16) and Princeton (11/17).*2017-18: Scored four goals in five games spanning from Brown (11/17) to Providence (11/26) -- including the game-tying goal against Penn State (11/21)...has seven goals and seven assists this season.*2016-17: Scored the game-winner against Dartmouth on 12/3 and against RPI on 2/4.*2015-16: Had first career multi-goal game at Syracuse. ... appeared in all 31 contests during her rookie campaign.

*2018-19: Has five multipoint efforts on the season: Syracuse (10/23), Dartmouth (10/26), Yale (11/2), Robert Morris (11/24) and Penn State (1/8)...Represented Canada at the 2018 Nations Cup...Has four game-winners on the season.*2017-18: Represented Canada at the 2017 Nations Cup...has three three-point games and nine multi-point matches...notched career-high three assists at Brown (11/17)...had four-point weekend (3G, 1A) at Providence (11/25-26)...broke program record for career short-handed goals at Syracuse (1/9)...recorded a hat trick against Syracuse (2/6)...has 19 goals and 21 assists this season.*2016-17: Had a two-goal outing agaisnt Mercyhurst on 10/22...Had a six-game point streak from 10/29 to 11/19, notching five goals and three assists for eight points over that span...set the program record for short-handed goals in a season (5)...converted game-winning penalty-shot against Colgate on 2/24.

*2018-19: Tallied assists against Yale (11/3), Quinnipiac (1/12) and Harvard (1/19)... Netted game-winner agianst Colgate (1/25)*2017-18: Scored an empty netter against Princeton (11/4) and St. Lawrence (1/27)...scored just 28 seconds in at Syracuse (1/9)...has four goals and six assists on the season.*2016-17: Scored her first career goal and added an assist for her first multi-point game on 12/2 against Harvard...had a goal and assist against RPI on 2/4...earned first career game-winning goal against Colgate in Game 2 of ECAC Hockey quarterfinals on 2/25...scored game-winner against St. Lawrence in ECAC Hockey semifinals on 3/4.

*2018-19: Has six multipoint efforts on the season: Syracuse (10/23), Brown (11/3), Mercyhurst (11/10), Clarkson (12/1), Penn State (1/8) amd Harvard (1/19)... Netted game-tying goal with six seconds remaining against Penn State... Opened season with six-game point-streak...Had first career hat trick against Harvard (1/19)*2017-18: Scored her first career goal -- the game-winning goal -- in the season opener against St. Lawrence (10/27)...has seven power play goals and four game winners...notched career-high three assists against Syracuse (2/6)...has 18 goals and 15 assists this season.

*2018-19: Has appeared in all but one game.*2017-18: Earned first-collegiate point with a secondary assist at Princeton (1/5)...scored first-career goal against Brown (2/10)...netted second goal at Union (2/16).*Personal: Named to the All-New England Team in 2017, was selected to the New Hampshire School All-State Team in 2016 and 2017.

*2018-19: Tied career-high with two assists at Mercyhurst (11/10)... Scored two goals against Robert Morris (11/23)... Has a total of three goals and six assists on the season. *2017-18: Represented Canada at 2018 IIHF U18 World Championships...earned first-collegiate goal on a PP at Brown (11/17)...recorded two assists against Syracuse (2/6).*Personal: Participated in the Team Canada National Women’s Under-18 Team selection camp in August 2017...Competed with Team Canada at an International Ice Hockey Federation U18 series against the United States in 2015-16 in Finland and 2016-17 in Canada.

*2018-19: Has appeared in three games: Mercyhurst (11/10), Robert Morris (11/23) and Harvard (1/18)... Has made a total of 73 saves on 79 shots faced.. Recorded first career shutout against Dartmouth (1/18)*2017-18: Made first-career starts at Quinnipiac (1/5) and Princeton (1/6), making 40 saves over the weekend...has appeared in four games this season.*Personal: Won a New York state championship with the U16 Buffalo Bisons in 2016...Was a 2017 All-Greater Rochester Ice Hockey selection...Awarded the 2016 United States Marine Corps Scholastic Excellence Award for academic achievement and leadership as a high school scholar...Became a 2017 National Merit Scholarship finalis in 2017...Also played softball for five years at Penfield HS.*2018-19: Did not appear in any games. *Before Cornell: Played five years of varsity hockey at South St. Paul High School, where she served as an assistant captain her junior and senior seasons ... Earned all-state and all-conference nods, in addition to being a finalist for the Ms. Senior Goalie of the Year Award for the 2017-18 season.*Personal: Kaitlyn Rose McKenzie is the daughter of John and Amy McKenzie... She has three older sisters.Enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

PIPPY GERACESr. • F • 5-2Etobicoke Jr. DolphinsJamestown, N.Y.15

*2018-19: Netted her first goal of the against Syracuse (10/23)... Also has goals against Dartmouth (10/27), Mercyhurst (11/10), St. Lawrence (11/30) and Harvard (1/19) ... Goal against the Saints proved to be the game-winner.*2017-18: Scored game-winning goal against Princeton on 11/4...notched first assist of the season at Providence (11/26)...recorded a primary assist versus Colgate (12/2), Union (1/20) and Brown (2/10)...has one goal and five assists this year.*2016-17: Tallied her third career multi-point game agaisnt Providence on 1/7...set a career-high in points just 15 games into the season.*2015-16: Recorded eight points on six goals and two assists ... Scored game-winner against BU in Windjammer Classic ... Named Windjammer All-Tournament Team ... Scored first career goal vs. Union...

ATHENA SONG Fr. • F • 5-2St. Louis Lady BluesAmes, Iowa16

*2018-19: Made collegiate debut against Syracuse (10/23)... Has appeared in every game.*Before Cornell: Played two years of varsity hockey at the Culver Academy...Was a member of the St. Louis Blues club team, which she captained the U14 squad in 2013..Three-year member of Culver’s track and field team...Member of the National Honor Society and was on the honor roll.*Personal: Athena Anhui Song is the daughter of Xueyu Song and Xuefeng Zhao..She has one brother..Enrolled in the SC Johnson College of Business.

*2018-19: Scored game-tying short-handeda goal against Princeton (1/17)... Notched a goal and an assist against both Mercyhurst (11/10) and St. Lawrence (11/30)*2017-18: Earned first point of the season with primary assist against Yale (11/18)...Recorded career-high three points at Colgate (12/2) off of one goal and two assists and matched that performance at Syracuse (1/9)... Notched short-handed goal at Union (2/16)...Finished season with four goals and 12 assists. *2016-17: Notched three points (1g, 2a) through first five games of the season... Set a career high in points with her assist against Harvard (1/28)... Had two assists against Clarkson (2/18)*2015-16: Finished with seven points (1g, 6a), 49 shots on goal and 18 blocked shots.

BIG RED BREAKDOWNThe Big Red 23-player roster includes:

BY CLASS BY STATE/PROVINCESENIORS (4)Forwards (3): Diana Buckley, Pippy Gerace, Lenka SerdarGoaltender (1): Marlene BoissonnaultJUNIORS (6)Forwards (4): Amy Curlew, Grace Graham, Paige Lewis, Kristin O’NeillDefenders (2): Jaime Bourbonnais, Micah Zandee-HartSOPHOMORES (7)Forwards (3): Finley Frechette, Maddie Mills, Joie Phelps Defenders (3): Devon Facchinato, Kendra Nealey,Willow SlobodzianGoaltender (1): Lindsay BrowningFRESHMEN (6)Forwards (3): Sam Burke, Gillis Frechette, Bella Kang Defenders (3): Taylor Pietrowski, Athena SongGoaltender (1): Kaity McKenzie

Career HighsJAIME BOURBONNAIS

DIANA BUCKLEY

SAM BURKE

AMY CURLEW

DEVON FACCHINATO

FINLEY FRECHETTE

GILLIS FRECHETTE

PIPPY GERACE

GRACE GRAHAM

BELLA KANG

PAIGE LEWIS

MADDIE MILLS

KENDRA NEALEY

KRISTIN O’NEILL

JOIE PHELPS

TAYLOR PIETROWSKI

LENKA SERDAR

WILLOW SLOBODZIAN

ATHENA SONG

MICAH ZANDEE HART

GOALS1, 13x, rec. at Dartmouth, 11/18/19

1, 17x, rec. at Princeton, 11/17/18

1, 3x, rec. at Brown, 11/3/18

1, 12x, rec. at Colgate, 1/25/19

1, vs. Princeton, 2/24/18

1, 2x, rec. at Union, 2/16/18

none

2, vs. Yale, 1/15/16

1, 16x, rec. at Colgate, 1/25/19

none

2, at Colgate, 12/2/17

3, at Harvard, 1/19/19

1, 5x, rec. vs. Colgate, 3/3/18

3, vs. Syracuse, 2/6/18

1, 7x, rec. vs. Quinnipiac, 1/12/19

none

2, vs. Colgate, 1/26/19

2, at Robert Morris, 11/23/18

none

1, 7x, rec. vs. Dartmouth, 10/27/18

ASSISTS2, 7x, rec. at Colgate, 1/25/19

2, 3x, rec. at Yale, 11/2/18

1, 2x, rec. vs. Clarkson 12/1/18

2, rec.. at Harvard, 1/19/19

1, 9x, rec. at Colgate, 1/25/19

1, at Princeton, 1/5/18

1, vs. Syracuse, 10/23/18

2, vs. Providence, 1/7/17

2, at Brown, 11/3/18

none

2, 3x, rec. at Mercyhurst, 11/10/18

3, vs. Syracuse, 2/6/18

2, vs, Syracuse, 10/23/18

3, at Brown, 11/17/17

1, 2x, rec. at Quinnipiac, 11/16/18

none

2, 6x, rec. vs. Brown, 2/10/18

2, 2x, rec. at Mercyhurst, 11/10/18

none

3, vs. Yale, 1/15/16

POINTS3, at Robert Morris, 11/23/18

2, 4x, rec. at Yale, 11/2/18

1, 5x, rec. vs. Clarkson 12/1/18

2, 5x, rec.. at Harvard, 1/19/19

2, vs. Princeton, 2/24/18

1, 3x, rec. at Union, 2/16/18

1, vs. Syracuse, 10/23/18

3, 2x, rec. vs. Providence, 1/7/17

3, at Brown, 11/3/18

none

3, 2x, rec. vs. Brown, 2/10/18

3, 5x, rec. at Harvard, 1/19/19

2, vs, Syracuse, 10/23/18

3, 4x, rec. vs. Syracuse, 2/6/18

1, 8x, rec. Quinnipiac, 11/16/18

none

3, 3x, rec. vs. Colgate, 1/26/19

2, 3x, at Robert Morris, 11/23/18

none

3, vs. Yale, 1/15/16

MULTIPLE-POINT GAMES11, rec. at Colgate, 1/25/19

4, rec. at Yale, 11/2/18

none

5, rec. at Harvard, 1/19/19

1, vs. Princeton, 2/24/18

none

1, at Dartmouth, 1/18/19

3, rec. vs. Providence, 1/7/17

1, at Brown, 11/3/18

none

5, rec. at vs. St. Lawrence 11/30/18

15, rec. at Harvard, 1/19/19

1, vs, Syracuse, 10/23/18

24, rec. at Penn State, 1/9/19

none

none

12, rec. vs. Colgate, 1/26/19

3, rec. at Robert Morris, 11/23/18

none

12, rec. vs. Dartmouth, 10/27

CALIFORNIA Bella KangCONNECTICUT Paige Lewis ILLINOIS Kendra NealeyIOWA Athena Song MASSACHUSETTS Finley Frechette Gillis Frechette Lenka Serdar MINNESOTA Sam Burke Kaity McKenzie Joie Phelps NEW YORK Lindsay Browning Pippy Gerace Taylor PietrowskiPENNSYLVANIA Maddie Mills VIRGINIA Diana Buckley

NEW BRUNSWICK Marlene Boissonault Grace GrahamNEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR Amy CurlewONTARIO Jaime Bourbonnais Devon Facchinato Sarah Knee Kristin O’Neill SASKATCHEWAN Willow Slobodzian

FOR CORNELLA shutout ...................................................................................... Jan. 19, 2019 at Harvard, W, 6-0 (Goalie: Marlene Boissonnault)A shutout at home ............................................................... Nov. 30, 2018 vs. St. Lawrence, W, 4-0 (Goalie: Marlene Boissonnault)A shutout on the road ................................................................... Jan. 19, 2019 at Harvard, W, 6-0 (Goalie: Marlene Boissonnault)A shutout on neutral ice ..............................................Nov. 29, 1997 vs. Providence, 5-0 (at Princeton, N.J.) (Goalie: Alanna Hayes)Shutouts in back-to-back games ... Jan 18-19, 2019 at Dartmouth (W 3-0) and at Harvard (W 6-0) (Goalies:Lindsay Browning, Marlene Boissonnault)Shutouts against the same opponent in back-to-back games ..Darmouth, 10/27/18 (4-0), 1/18/19 (4-0) (Goalies: Marlene Boissonnault, Lindsay Browning)A goalie had back-to-back shutouts .............. Marlene Boissonnault (Feb. 6, 2018 vs. Syracuse, W 5-0; Feb. 9, 2018 vs. Yale, W 4-0)A goalie made 40 or more saves ......................................................................Paula Voorheis, 51, Nov. 25, 2016 at Wisconsin, L 0-3 A goalie had a point in a game .......................................................... Marlene Boissonnault (0-1–1), Jan. 20, 2018 vs. Union, T 3-310 or more goals at home ........................................................................................................ Dec. 9, 1989 vs. Middlebury, W 13-110 or more goals on the road ................................................................................................ Nov. 21, 2003 at Sacred Heart, W 11-19 goals .............................................................................................................................................Nov. 17, 2012 at Colgate, W 9-2 8 goals .............................................................................................................................................. Jan. 30, 2015 vs. Union, W 8-27 goals .......................................................................................................................................... Jan. 10, 2017 vs. Syracuse, W 7-25 goals in a period .....................................................................................................Feb. 10, 2018 vs. Brown, second period, W 6-1 6 goals in a period ...................................................................................................... Jan. 15, 2013 vs. Syracuse, first period, W 8-1Overtime win at home .............................................................................................................. Jan. 14, 2017 vs. Quinnipiac, W, 3-2 Overtime win on the road .............................................................................................................Feb. 6, 2015 at Quinnipiac, W 4-3Overtime win on neutral ice .....................................March 19, 2011 vs. Mercyhurst (NCAA Semifinals, Minneapolis, Minn.), W 3-2A hat trick.................................................................................................................. Maddie Mills, Jan. 19, 2019 at Harvard, W 6-0A player scored four goals in a game .......................................................................... Brianne Jenner, Feb. 1, 2013 vs. Union, W 8-150 or more shots on goal .............................................................................................................52, Feb. 10, 2018 vs. Brown, W 6-1No shots allowed in a 20-minute period .......................................................................... Feb. 1, 2013 vs. Union, first period, W 8-1Short-handed goal ................................................................................................. Lenka Serdar (4-on-5), Jan. 26, 2019 vs. , W 6-05 different players scored in a game .................................Feb. 16, 2018 at Union (O’Neill, Serdar, Phelps, Curlew, Frechette), W 5-06 different players scored in a game ..............Feb. 10, 2018 vs. Brown (Graham, Lewis, Mills, Phelps, Frechette, Slobodzian), W 6-17 different players scored in a game .............................................................................................. Jan. 10, 2017 vs. Syracuse, W 7-2 8 different players scored in a game ..................................................................................... Jan. 10, 1999 vs. Colby College, W 11-1A player had three points in a game ............................................................. Maddie Mills (3-0-3), Jan. 19, 2019 at Harvard. W 6-0A player had four points in a game ............................................................. Valerie Audet (0-4-4), Jan. 10, 2017 vs. Syracuse, W 7-2A player had five points in a game .............................................Brianne Jenner (1-4-5), Jan. 13, 2015 vs. Boston University, W 6-210 different players had a point in a game ....................................................................................... Jan. 25, 2019 at Colgate, W 4-211 different players had a point in a game ......................................................................................... Feb. 16, 2018 at Union, W 5-012 different players had a point in a game ....................................................................................... Feb. 10, 2018 vs. Brown, W 6-113 different players had a point in a game .................................................................................... Jan. 10, 2017 vs. Syracuse, W 7-2 14 different players had a point in a game ............................................................................ Oct. 23, 2010 vs. Robert Morris, W 9-1

AGAINST CORNELLA shutout ...........................................................................Jan. 11, 2019 vs. Princeton, L, 0-5 (Princeton Goalie: Rachel McQuigge)A shutout at Lynah .............................................................Jan. 11, 2019 vs. Princeton, L, 0-5 (Princeton Goalie: Rachel McQuigge)A shutout away from Lynah ...........................................Nov. 11, 2018 at Mercyhurst, T, 0-0 (Mercyhurst Goalie: Sarah McDonnell)A shutout on neutral ice .............................................................. Feb. 25, 1989 vs. Dartmouth, L 0-1 (OT) (Ivy League Tournament)A goalie made 40 or more saves ............................................................................. Becky Dutton, 41, Feb. 2, 2018 at Harvard, T 2-29 goals ...............................................................................................................................................Feb. 9, 2007 vs. Harvard, L 1-98 goals .................................................................................................................................. Oct. 24, 2015 vs. Boston College, L 0-87 goals ............................................................................................ March 8, 2015 vs. Harvard, L 3-7 (ECAC Hockey Championship)Overtime win ................................................................................................................................ Feb. 24, 2018 vs. Princeton, L 4-5A hat trick...............................................................................................................Juana Baribeau, Jan. 28, 2012 at Clarkson, L 3-5 Short-handed goal ....................................................................................... Jessie Eldridge (4-on-5), Dec. 2, 2017 at Colgate, L 4-5 GENERALCornell played in the NCAA Tournament ....................................................................................................................................2017Cornell played in the Frozen Four ..............................................................................................................................................2012Conrell won an Ivy League Championship .................................................................................................................................2018Cornell won an ECAC Hockey Tournament Championship ..........................................................................................................2014Cornell won an ECAC Hockey Regular-Season Championship ....................................................................................................2013

The Last Time It Happened CORNELL’S 2018-19 RECORD WHEN... W L TOverall 13 2 5

in ECAC Hockey play 11 2 1in Ivy League play 5 2 1in non-conference play 2 0 4

at home 7 1 0on the road 6 1 5at a neutral site 0 0 0

leading after one period 9 1 0trailing after one period 2 1 1tied after one period 2 0 4

leading after two periods 10 0 2trailing after two periods 1 2 2tied after two periods 2 0 1

outshooting the opposition 13 1 3being out-shot by the opposition 0 1 2shots are even 0 0 0

in one-goal or less games 0 1 1in two-goal games 2 0 1in three-goal games 3 1 2in four- or more goal games 7 0 1

scoring first 10 0 3the opposition scores first 3 2 1

in October 3 0 0in November 4 1 4in December 1 0 0in January 5 1 1in February 0 0 0in March 0 0 0

on Tuesday 1 0 1on Friday 7 1 0on Saturday 5 1 3on Sunday 0 0 1

in first game of back-to-back 7 1 1in second game of back-to-back 5 1 3in third game of a three-game series 0 0 0in a single game 1 0 1in overtime 0 0 0

vs. ECAC Hockey 11 2 1vs. Ivy League 3 2 1vs. Hockey East 0 0 0vs. College Hockey America 2 0 4vs. Western Collegiate Hockey Association 0 0 0

vs. team ranked in USA Today poll* 4 1 0vs. team ranked in USCHO.com poll* 4 1 0*ranked at time of game

DOUG DERRAUGHHead Coach of Women’s Ice Hockey14th Season at Cornell • Cornell ’91

Now entering his 14th season directing the Cornell women’s hockey program in 2018-19, Doug Der-raugh has brought the Big Red women to their place among the nation’s elite. Derraugh has a 243-144-36 record in his first 13 seasons as the head coach of the Big Red, with his 200th win coming in the form of a 4-2 win in 2016 against Yale. Cornell has made the ECAC Hockey Tournament each of the last 10 seasons, won the tournament four of the last eight years and advanced to the NCAA Tournament in six of those seasons. The 2017 ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year guided the Big Red to the national title game in his fifth season and back-to-back-to-back NCAA Frozen Four appearances in 2010, 2011 and 2012. He led the team to five consecutive 20-win seasons for the first time in program history in 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13 and 2013-2014.

The 2010-11 Big Red squad set a Cornell record for the most wins ever by a Cornell hockey program, men’s or women’s, by winning 31 games. The Cornell women’s team also became the first women’s pro-gram in any sport at Cornell to make a second trip to that respective sport’s final four. In the 2011-12 season, Cornell again reached the 30-win mark and reached the Frozen Four in Duluth, Minn. Cornell returned to the NCAAs in 2013-14, claiming the ECAC Hockey Tournament championship for the fourth time in five years by beating Clarkson 1-0.

Derraugh has led the Big Red to four consecutive ECAC Hockey and Ivy League regular season titles between the 2009-2010 season and the 2012-2013 season, and four of the last five ECAC Hockey tour-nament titles. His peers have recognized his efforts, as Derraugh was named the 2010 AHCA Division I Coach of the Year, the ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year in 2011, 2013 and 2017.

Derraugh’s tireless efforts on the recruiting trail have paid off, as the Big Red has assembled an impressive array of talent. In just his first six seasons, Derraugh added eight players who were a member of the Canadian U22 National Team program, including one, Rebecca Johnston, who was a member of the Canadian National Team that won the gold medal at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. Three other players in 2011-12 – Brianne Jenner, Laura Fortino and Lauriane Rougeau – were on the Ca-nadian National Team roster for the 4 Nations Cup in November 2011 and November 2012, as well as the 2012 and 2013 IIHF Women’s World Champi-onships in Burlington, Vt., and Ottawa, Ontario. Johnston, Jenner, Fortino and Rougeau all were also part of the Canadian National Team that won gold at the 2014 Sochi Olympics in Russia. Most recently, Hanna Bunton, Cassandra Poudrier, Micah Hart and Marlène Boissonnault have been prospects for Team Canada. The 2016-17 team featured two play-ers who have spent time with the senior Canadian National Team in Hanna Bunton and Micah Hart, and three players that were named to the Canada

THE DOUG DERRAUGH FILEEducationCornell University

B.S., Biological Sciences, 1991

Head Coaching ExperienceCornell University, 2005-06 – present

6 NCAA Tournament Appearances

2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2017

3 NCAA Frozen Four Appearances

2010, 2011, 2012

4 ECAC Hockey Tournament Championships

2010, 2011, 2013, 2014

4 ECAC Hockey Regular Season Championships

2010, 2011, 2012, 2013

6 Ivy League Championships

2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2017, 2018

3 ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year Awards

2011, 2013, 2017

1 AHCA Division I National Coach of the Year Award

2010

Professional Playing Experience13 Seasons in Europe

637 games played, 257 goals, 347 assists

• 2 100-point seasons

Collegiate Playing Experience Cornell University, 1987-91

• 119 games played, 66-87 - 153 (10th all-time)

• Co-Captain as a senior

• 30 goals as a senior (most all-time)

National Women’s Development team (Bunton, Hart and Kristin O’Neill).

In 2010, Derraugh led the Big Red to its first Ivy League title since 1996 and the program’s first-ever ECAC regular-season and tournament titles. The Big Red also won an ECAC playoff game and series for the first time in school history, then remained unbeaten with two more wins in the playoffs to advance to the NCAA tournament for the first time in school history.

Cornell has earned its success on the ice, leading the nation in penalty-killing percentage in both 2010 and 2011 and recording the nation’s top scoring defense in 2011 and the second-best scoring defense in 2013. The 2011-12 team had the nation’s best scoring offense and winning percentage.

With the team’s overall success, individual honors have followed. Cornell has had seven different players combine for 15 All-America honors in Derraugh’s tenure, led by the program’s first first-team honoree, Laura Fortino ‘13. Lauriane Rougeau ‘13 has also been named to the second team four times, Catherine White ‘12 earned one second-team mention in 2010 and Rebecca Johnston ‘12 earning a first-team nod in 2012 and second-team honors twice. Brianne Jenner was added to that list in 2013 when she was named a First Team All-American for the first time in her career, then she added a second honor in 2015. Jillian Saulnier added a first-team nod in 2014 along with Alyssa Gagliardi ’14 second-team honors.

Additionally, the Big Red picked up its first-ever ECAC Hockey Player of the Year honor in 2010 when White received the award. Johnston claimed the award in 2012, and Jenner earned it the follow-ing year. Cornell has also had eight of the last nine Ivy League Players of the Year (White - 2010; Forti-no – 2011; Johnston – 2012; Jenner – 2013; Saulnier – 2014; Jenner – 2015; Hanna Bunton – 2017; Kristin O’Neill – 2018) and nine of the last 10 Ivy League Rookies of the Year (Johnston - 2008; White - 2009; Rougeau - 2010; Jenner – 2011; Saulnier – 2012; Hanna Bunton – 2014; Erin O’Connor – 2015; Kristin O’Neill – 2017; Maddie Mills – 2018).

The Big Red’s success from 2010-13 was the culmi-nation of the groundwork laid during the first four seasons under Derraugh’s direction. In 2008-09, he guided the Big Red to its second straight ECAC Hockey tournament appearance and a 12-14-5 over-all record. In 2007-08, the Big Red claimed its first spot in the ECAC Hockey playoffs since the 2003-04 season, finishing the year with a 12-17-1 mark and an eighth-place finish in the league race.

A 1991 graduate of Cornell, Derraugh took over the Big Red program after a 13-year career playing pro-fessionally in Europe, seeing action with nine dif-

ferent teams in some of the top leagues in Norway, Germany, Austria and Finland. He scored more than 100 points in a season twice and posted 30 points or more 10 times. He ended his professional career with 257 goals and 347 assists in 637 professional contests. In his final season, Derraugh also served as special teams coach for his team.

While a student at Cornell, Derraugh played in all 119 contests for the Big Red over his four years, helping to lead the Big Red to an NCAA tournament appearance and a second-place finish in the ECAC as a senior co-captain. He led the team in scoring in his final season with 30 goals and 36 assists, earning second-team All-Ivy League and honorable mention All-ECAC honors. His 30 goals in the 1990-91 sea-son are the most ever scored by a senior at Cornell. Overall, he ranks 10th all-time at Cornell in career scoring with 153 points on 66 goals and 87 assists.

A native of Arnprior, Ontario, Derraugh graduated from Cornell in 1991 with a degree in biological sci-ences. He and his wife, Louise, have three children.

EDITH RACINEAssistant Coach of Women’s Ice Hockey10th Season at Cornell • Elmira ’05

Edith Racine is entering her 10th season as an assistant coach with the Cornell women’s hockey team in 2018-19. A former goaltender with a pair of national titles to her credit at Elmira College, she has been instrumental in the continual development of the Big Red’s netminders.

Under her direction, the Big Red has seen a dramatic improvement in its goal-tenders.

During the 2016-17 campaign, Racine helped both of the Big Red goaltenders to spots among the nation’s elite. Paula Voorheis finished her career ranked sec-ond all-time in save percentage (.925) and saves (2,238), third all-time in goals against average (2.14) and fourth all-time in wins (42) and shutouts (9). In her senior season, Voorheis recorded career lows in save percentage (.944) – which was also the second-best single season save percentage in program history – and goals against average (1.59), numbers that ranked her third and eighth overall in the nation. Additionally, sophomore Marlene Boissonnault went 10-1-2 for the nation’s second-best winning percentage (.846) while posting the fourth-best goals against average (1.52). Both Voorheis and Boissonnault earned All-Ivy Second Team honors.

In 2012-13, Lauren Slebodnick took over the starting goaltending role and had the country’s sixth-best goals against average, its sixth-best winning percent-age and its 10th-best save percentage. Slebodnick finished her senior year in 2013-14 with the top spot in Cornell history for career wins with 68, fourth-most saves (1,668) and fourth-best save percentage (.924).

As her career came to a close in 2011-12, Amanda Mazzotta became the team’s then-all-time leader in wins (53). The tandem of Slebodnick and Mazzotta

DEAN JACKSONAssistant Coach of Women’s Ice HockeySecond Season at Cornell • Elmira ‘03

Dean Jackson is entering his second season as an assistant coach with the Cor-nell women’s hockey team in 2018-19.

In his first season as a member of the Big Red’s coaching staff, Cornell advanced to the ECAC Hockey Semifinal and finished with the No. 7 spot in both of the the major college hockey polls.

Jackson joined the staff in June 2017 after most recently serving as the interim head coach of women’s hockey at Penn State during the 2016-17 season. Prior to his appoinment at Penn State, Jackson was the head coach of women’s ice hockey at his alma matter Elmira College from 2012-16.

In his four years in charge of the Soaring Eagles, Jackson amassed an overall record of 94-19-4. He became the fastest coach to record 50 wins in program his-tory, reaching that mark in just 63 games. After taking over the Soaring Eagles in 2012-13, Jackson led the program to its third NCAA Division III Championship and became the first women’s ice hockey coach, in any division, to lead a team to a national championship without a single All-American selection.

Jackson went on to lead the program to four straight NCAA Tournament appearances, making a return to the NCAA championship during the 2014-15 season. While at Elmira, Jackson was named the 2015 American Hockey Coach-

finished fourth and fifth in the country in goals against average during the 2011-12 campaign, and Slebodnick had the nation’s best winning percentage.

In 2010-11, Mazzotta finished as the national leader in goals-against average, allowing a mere 1.11 goals per game, with Mazzotta’s backup, Lauren Slebod-nick, finishing second in the country with 1.15 goals allowed per game. The pair also finished second and third, respectively, in save percentage, with both net-minders stopping better than 94 percent of the shots faced during the season.

In 2009-10, Racine’s first season with the team, Mazzotta picked up a spot on the all-tournament team at the NCAA championships, setting a championship game record for most saves in a game. That season, she finished sixth in the nation in goals-against average (1.53) and 11th in save percentage (.928), but led the nation with 11 shutouts, the most in a single season by a Cornell goal-tender, male or female.

Before joining the Big Red prior to the 2009-10 season, Racine, a 2005 graduate of Elmira College, coached for two seasons at Brown University, first as a volun-teer assistant during the 2007-08 season and then as a full-time assistant coach in 2008-09. Under her guidance, Brown goaltender Nicole Stock posted a .922 save percentage last year, good for 16th in the nation and sixth in ECAC Hockey. Her coaching career also includes six summers as the head goaltending instruc-tor at the Elite Hockey Camp in Hanover, N.H.

As a player, Racine played four seasons with the Elmira College women’s hockey team, guiding her squad to a pair of national titles and a national runner-up finish. She was twice named All-American by the American Collegiate Hockey Association.

es Association DIII National Coach of the Year and ECAC West Conference Coach of the Year, the 2013 D3Hockey.com National Coach of the Year and CaptainU National Coach of the Year, and was an AHCA National Coach of the Year Finalist in 2016 and 2013.

Prior to his stint as the Elmira women’s hockey head coach, Jackson was an assistant men’s hockey coach from 2007-12, guiding the Soaring Eagles to five consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances and one trip to the NCAA Frozen Four in 2008.

Jackson had a stellar four-year playing career with the Soaring Eagles from 1999-2003. He was named the ECAC West Rookie of the Year in 1999, earned the ECAC West All-Conference Player and ECAC West Tournament Most Out-standing Player in 2003, and was a member of the 100 Point Club. Additionally, Jackson was a four-year member of the golf team. Following his career at Elmira, Jackson played four seasons of professional hockey, skating for the Elmira Jackals of the United Hockey League and the Fayetteville Fireantz and Richmond Rene-gades of the Southern Professional Hockey League.

Jackson graduated from Elmira College in 2003 with a bachelor of science degree in business administration.

2018-19 Cornell Women’s Hockey: Individual Statistics

Cornell Overall Individual Statistics (as of Jan 28, 2019)All games

O vera ll: 13-2-5 C onf: 11-2-1 H om e: 7 -1 -0 A w ay: 6 -1 -5 N eut: 0 -0 -0

Sho ts Penalt ies Goals## Player gp g a p ts sh sh% +- pen -m in m in m aj o th pp sh fg gw g t o t h t pn ua b lk4 K endra N ea ley 20 0 6 6 21 . 0 0 0 +5 2-4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 325 G race G raham 20 5 7 12 44 . 1 1 4 +7 2-4 2 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 86 Jo ie P he lps 20 1 2 3 4 . 2 5 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 28 M icah Zandee-H art 16 1 10 11 28 . 0 3 6 +4 13-26 13 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 319 D evon Facch ina to 20 0 4 4 11 . 0 0 0 +2 1-2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1510 S am B urke 20 3 2 5 29 . 1 0 3 +3 8-16 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1511 G illis F rechette 20 0 3 3 28 . 0 0 0 0 3-6 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 213 B e lla K ang 19 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 -1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 014 Ja im e B ourbonna is 16 5 13 18 39 . 1 2 8 +23 8-16 8 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1915 P ippy G erace 20 5 3 8 36 . 1 3 9 +2 4-8 4 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 916 A thena S ong 20 0 0 0 9 . 0 0 0 -2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1217 Lenka S erdar 20 8 10 18 61 . 1 3 1 +9 5-10 5 0 0 3 2 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 2718 P a ige Lew is 20 4 5 9 52 . 0 7 7 +9 6-15 5 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 319 D iana B uckley 20 2 6 8 31 . 0 6 5 +2 2-4 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1720 K ris tin O 'N e ill 17 12 6 18 82 . 1 4 6 +14 7-14 7 0 0 3 1 4 4 0 0 0 0 1 2321 A m y C urlew 15 1 4 5 18 . 0 5 6 +3 5-10 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 422 M add ie M ills 20 13 11 24 85 . 1 5 3 +11 2-4 2 0 0 4 2 3 2 1 0 1 0 0 1423 F in ley F rechette 19 0 0 0 8 . 0 0 0 -2 1-2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 127 W illow S lobodzian 20 3 6 9 27 . 1 1 1 +9 8-16 8 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1829 L indsay B row n ing 4 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Tota l 20 63 98 161 613 . 1 0 3 +98 77-157 76 1 0 16 6 13 13 3 0 1 1 5 253O pponents 20 36 59 95 483 . 0 7 5 - 82-172 81 0 1 11 0 6 2 1 0 0 0 3 276

Goal average Saves Reco rd Goals allow ed## Goalie gp -gs m inu tes ga avg saves pc t w l t sho pp sh en pen sog1 M arlene B o issonnau lt 17-17 1033:33 30 1 . 7 4 374 . 9 2 6 11 2 4 4 10 0 0 0 029 L indsay B row n ing 4-3 184:49 6 1 . 9 5 73 . 9 2 4 2 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0TM E M P TY N E T 8-0 5 :10 0 - 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Tota l 20-0 1223:32 36 1 . 7 7 447 . 9 2 5 13 2 5 5 11 0 0 0 0O pponents 20-0 1223:32 63 3 . 0 9 550 . 8 9 7 2 13 5 2 16 6 5 1 0

2018-19 Cornell Women’s Hockey: Team Game-by-GameCornell Team Game-by-Game (as of Jan 28, 2019)

All games

Date Opponen t Sco re G A Pts Sh Sh% +/-Pen -M in PP SH EN GW GT Hat UA B lkO ct 23 , 201 S Y R A C U S E 4-1 4 8 12 33 . 1 2 1 +14 5-10 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 9O ct 26 , 201 H A R V A R D 3-2 3 4 7 37 . 0 8 1 0 4-8 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 12O ct 27 , 201 D A R TM O U TH 4-0 4 7 11 38 . 1 0 5 +14 5-10 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 11N ov 02 , 201 at Y a le 4-3 4 7 11 36 . 1 1 1 +4 2-4 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 9N ov 03 , 201 at B row n 3-4 3 6 9 41 . 0 7 3 +1 3-6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9N ov 10 , 201 at M ercyhurst 4 -4 4 7 11 14 . 2 8 6 -11 2-4 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 14N ov 11 , 201 at M ercyhurst 0 -0 0 0 0 18 . 0 0 0 0 4-11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22N ov 16 , 201 at Q u inn ip iac 2-1 2 3 5 27 . 0 7 4 +4 2-4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 10N ov 17 , 201 at P rince ton 2-2 2 3 5 33 . 0 6 1 +9 8-16 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 14N ov 23 , 201 at R obert M orris 5 -2 5 6 11 37 . 1 3 5 +5 3-6 2 0 1 1 0 0 1 12N ov 24 , 201 at R obert M orris 3 -3 3 5 8 27 . 1 1 1 +10 6-12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17N ov. 30 ,201 S T . LA W R E N C E 4-0 4 5 9 35 . 1 1 4 +19 4-8 0 1 2 1 0 0 1 10D ec. 1 , 2018 C LA R K S O N 3-1 3 3 6 34 . 0 8 8 0 1-2 2 0 1 1 0 0 1 10Jan 08 , 201 at P enn S ta te 3-3 3 5 8 27 . 1 1 1 -5 6-12 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 16Jan 11 , 201 P R IN C E TO N 0-5 0 0 0 26 . 0 0 0 -15 6-12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15Jan 12 , 201 Q U IN N IP IA C 2-1 2 4 6 35 . 0 5 7 +6 3-6 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 13Jan 18 , 201 at D artm outh 3-0 3 4 7 30 . 1 0 0 +15 4-8 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 14Jan 19 , 201 at H arvard 6-0 6 8 14 31 . 1 9 4 +24 2-4 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 7Jan 25 , 201 at C o lga te 4-2 4 7 11 24 . 1 6 7 0 3-6 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 17Jan 26 , 201 C O LG A TE 4-2 4 6 10 30 . 1 3 3 +4 4-8 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 12C orne ll 63-36 63 98 161 613 . 1 0 3 +98 77-157 16 6 5 13 3 1 5 253O pponent 36 59 95 483 . 0 7 5 -107 82-172 11 0 0 2 1 0 3 276

TE A M P E R -G A M EG am es p layed: 20S hots per gam e: 30 .65 ;G oa ls per gam e: 3 .15A ssis ts per gam e: 4 .90 ;P o in ts per gam e: 8 .05

2018-19 Cornell Women’s Hockey: Team Game-by-Game ComparisonCornell Team Game-by-Game Comparison (as of Jan 28, 2019)

All games

Sho ts Penalt ies Pow er PlaysDate Opponen t Sco re Goals A ss is ts Sho ts Pen -M in Pen -M in G-Ch G-ChO ct 23 S Y R A C U S E 4-1 4 / 1 8 / 0 33 / 24 5-10 / 7 -14 0-7 / 0 -5O ct 26 H A R V A R D 3-2 3 / 2 4 / 4 37 / 25 4-8 / 2 -4 2-2 / 1 -4O ct 27 D A R TM O U TH 4-0 4 / 0 7 / 0 38 / 23 5-10 / 4 -8 1-3 / 0 -4N ov 02 at Y a le 4-3 4 / 3 7 / 5 36 / 19 2-4 / 6 -20 0-4 / 0 -2N ov 03 at B row n 3-4 3 / 4 6 / 5 41 / 20 3-6 / 5 -10 0-5 / 1 -3N ov 10 at M ercyhurst 4 -4 4 / 4 7 / 8 14 / 31 2-4 / 3 -6 2-3 / 0 -2N ov 11 at M ercyhurst 0 -0 0 / 0 0 / 0 18 / 30 4-11 / 2 -4 0-1 / 0 -3N ov 16 at Q u inn ip iac 2-1 2 / 1 3 / 1 27 / 23 2-4 / 4 -8 0-3 / 0 -1N ov 17 at P rince ton 2-2 2 / 2 3 / 4 33 / 29 8-16 / 5 -10 0-5 / 2 -8N ov 23 at R obert M orris 5 -2 5 / 2 6 / 3 37 / 26 3-6 / 6 -12 2-5 / 1 -3N ov 24 at R obert M orris 3 -3 3 / 3 5 / 6 27 / 20 6-12 / 2 -4 0-1 / 2 -5N ov. 30 S T . LA W R E N C E 4-0 4 / 0 5 / 0 35 / 18 4-8 / 1 -2 0-1 / 0 -4D ec. 1 C LA R K S O N 3-1 3 / 1 3 / 2 34 / 20 1-2 / 5 -10 2-3 / 0 -1Jan 08 at P enn S ta te 3-3 3 / 3 5 / 6 27 / 22 6-12 / 6 -12 3-6 / 2 -6Jan 11 P R IN C E TO N 0-5 0 / 5 0 / 6 26 / 36 6-12 / 3 -6 0-3 / 2 -6Jan 12 Q U IN N IP IA C 2-1 2 / 1 4 / 2 35 / 30 3-6 / 4 -8 0-4 / 0 -3Jan 18 at D artm outh 3-0 3 / 0 4 / 0 30 / 22 4-8 / 4 -8 0-4 / 0 -4Jan 19 at H arvard 6-0 6 / 0 8 / 0 31 / 23 2-4 / 4 -8 1-4 / 0 -2Jan 25 at C o lga te 4-2 4 / 2 7 / 4 24 / 21 3-6 / 4 -8 2-4 / 0 -3Jan 26 C O LG A TE 4-2 4 / 2 6 / 3 30 / 21 4-8 / 5 -10 1-5 / 0 -4Tota ls 63-36 63 / 36 98 / 59 613 / 48 77-157 / 82-172 16-73 / 11-73

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Diana Buckley (1)Kristin O’Neill (6)Diana Buckley (2)Lenka Serdar (2)Grace Graham (3)Willow Slobodzian (1)Willow Slobodzian (2)Maddie Mills (5)Jaime Bourbonnais (3)Kristin O’Neill (7)Kristin O’Neill (8)Willow Slobodzian (3)Pippy Gerace (4)Lenka Serdar (3)Paige Lewis (2)Maddie Mills (6)Maddie Mills (7)Jaime Bourbonnais (4)Kristin O’Neill (9)Kristin O’Neill (10)Kristin O’Neill (11)Maddie Mills (8)

Joie Phelps (1)Maddie Mills (9)Paige Lewis (3) Lenka Serdar (4)Jaime Bourbonnais (5)Maddie Mills (10)Pippy Gerace (5)Maddie Mills (11)Lenka Serdar (5)Maddie Mills (12)Grace Graham (4)Kristin O’Neill (12)Lenka Serdar (5) Amy Curlew (1)Grace Graham (5)

Grace Graham (1)Maddie Mills (1)Micah Zandee-Hart (1)Maddie Mills (2)Lenka Serdar (2)Micah Zandee Hart (2)

Grace Graham (2)Kristin O’Neill (1)Maddie Mills (4)Kendra Nealey (3)Amy Curlew (1)Diana Buckley (2)Grace Graham (3)Diana Buckley (3)Grace Graham (4)Lenka Serdar (3)Grace Graham (5)Lenka Serdar (4) Paige Lewis (2) Willow Slobodzian (1) Maddie Mills (6)

Jaime Bourbonnais (1)Paige Lewis (3)Jaime Bourbonnais (2)Jaime Bourbonnais (3)

Lenka Serdar (5)Kristin O’Neill (3)Micah Zandee-Hart (4)

Jaime Bourbonnais (6)Grace Graham (7)Lenka Serdar (6)Lenka Serdar (7)Willow Slobodzian (3)

Micah Zandee-Hart (5)Micah Zandee-Hart (6)Maddie Mills (8)

Maddie Mills (9)Micah Zandee-Hart (7)Jaime Bourbonnais (9)

Kendra Nealey (5)Kristin O’Neill (4)Gillis Frechette (2)Gillis Frechette (3)Kristin O’Neill (5)Amy Curlew (3)Paige Lewis (5)Amy Curlew (4)

Kristin O’Neill (6)Devon Facchinato (3)Jaime Bourbonnais (11)Diana Buckley (6)Maddie Mills (11)Jaime Bourbonnais (12)

Kendra Nealey (1)Gillis Frechette (1) Lenka Serdar (1)Kendra Nealey (2)Diana Buckley (1)Maddie Mills (3)

Devon Facchinato (1)Micah Zandee-Hart (3)Kristin O’Neill (2)

Devon Facchinato (2)Kendra Nealey (4)Joie Phelps (1)

Diana Buckley (4)Pippy Gerace (1)Maddie Mills (5)Paige Lewis (1)

Grace Graham (6)Willow Slobodzian (2)

Joie Phelps (2)

Sam Burke (1)

Diana Buckley (4)Jaime Bourbonnais (4)Jaime Bourbonnais (5)

Maddie Mills (7)

Pippy Gerace (2)Paige Lewis (4)Jaime Bourbonnais (7)

Sam Burke (2)

Jaime Bourbonnais (8)Maddie Mills (10)

Micah Zandee-Hart (8)Amy Curlew (2)Lenka Serdar (8)

Jaime Bourbonnais (10)Lenka Serdar (9)

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2018-19 Cornell Women’s Hockey: Goal Summary

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Maddie Mills (13)Lenka Serdar (7)Lenka Serdar (8)Paige Lewis (4)

Jaime Bourbonnais (13)Micah Zandee-Hart (10)Willow Slobodzian (6)Kendra Nealey (6)

Pippy Gerace (3)

Lenka Serdar (10)

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