Word: botterilll
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 2000-2009
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
“It’s great, but I think it’s because I’m surrounded by such great people every day,” Botterill said when she broke the all-time Division One women’s hockey career scoring record in February...
Overtime goals are a feat Botterill repeated time and time again. Three times in her career, she scored in the Beanpot to beat Northeastern in overtime. This year against eventual Hockey East champion Providence, she scored on a breakaway in the final seconds of overtime.
Working well with a team is essential to being successful as an individual in hockey, and no one has done that better than Jennifer Botterill in the history of college ice hockey. That’s why she’s the all-time leading scorer, men’s...
Botterill is the only player ever to twice win the Patty Kazmaier Award, given to the nation’s most outstanding women’s college hockey player. As she won the award, she made clear what was weighing most heavily on her mind. In 2001, it was her...
Botterill leaves no doubt that among her career achievements, her 1999 national championship with Harvard and the 2002 Olympic Gold Medal with Team Canada are far more precious to her than any individual achievement.