Word: botterilll
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When a Harvard athlete has already been honored as the most outstanding collegiate player in her sport and the most valuable player in her World Championship, then the question of Athlete of the Year ceases to be debatable. Junior women's hockey co-captain Jennifer Botterill, the 2000-01 Crimson...
Botterill led the nation with 42 goals, 78 points and seven game-winning goals and averaged an impressive 2.8 points per game this past season. She also set the collegiate hockey record for consecutive games with a single point-an 80-game streak that began with her first game at...
Botterill centered the most prolific scoring line in the country alongside senior Tammy Shewchuk and sophomore Kalen Ingram. When Shewchuk broke the Harvard career goal-scoring record, she was quick to give a large portion of the credit to her Canadian National teammate.
"My linemates help me out so much," said Shewchuk, who led the nation with 46 assists this past season, thanks in large part to Botterill. "Jen knows where I am at all times. She makes my job easy."
Botterill's goal-scoring really began to heat up in mid-January, as the Crimson began a seven-game win streak. In the process, Botterill scored three goals in three consecutive games-an unprecedented hat trick of hat tricks. She was averaging at least two goals per game in ECAC...