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DULUTH, Minn.—For the second time in her career, Harvard captain Jennifer Botterill is the most outstanding player in women’s college hockey. Botterill earned the distinction on March 22 when she received the Patty Kazmaier Award. The second time around was sweeter for Botterill...
Botterill beat out two other finalists—teammate Angela Ruggiero and Minnesota-Duluth forward Jenny Potter. As the nation’s leading scorer and the all-time leading scorer in men’s or women’s college ice hockey, she stood out.
Two years ago, Botterill received the Kazmaier a day after her team had been eliminated against Minnesota-Duluth in the national semifinals. She said upon receiving the award that she would trade it away any day for a team championship.
“My first year we played in the national championships it was special. Now the game’s grown so much and there’s so much depth in all the teams that are competing here,” said Harvard captain Jennifer Botterill.
“All the girls are so appreciative of the kind of team that we've had and the effort we put forward tonight,” Botterill said. “It was a great hockey game to be a part of, and I think that obviously this...