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...later. Vaillancourt was honored with the Patty Kazmaier Award as the best player in women’s college hockey, and she was joined by Cahow and Kessler on the All-American Team.Those three players were also named to the All-ECAC and All-Ivy Teams. Junior forward Jenny Brine??who was the team’s leading scorer in the playoffs with seven goals and two assists and finished second on the squad with 43 points on the year—also earned an All-Ivy honorable mention.But from start to finish, the season revolved around...
...seed. Brine also has only gotten better.She has spent this season as the first-line center alongside Vaillancourt and, most recently, classmate Sarah Wilson.Spending the bulk of her ice time with Vaillancourt, a top-three finalist for this year’s Patty Kazmaier Award, has helped improve Brine??s already impressive game.“Playing with a player like Sarah is always going to make you play to a higher level. She’s always very demanding in practice and expecting the best from you,” Brine says. “You have...
...landing in the net.“On the bench we were just saying let’s get lots of shots out there,” Brine said. “You never know what’s going to go in.”The score was Brine??s 17th of the season.With victory only minutes away, the Crimson defense let up just enough for the Saints to once again tie the game late in the third after Marianna Locke one-timed a rebound past Kessler and sent the game into extra minutes...
...dressing room was how great it would be if we could go out in the first five minutes and just pop one in,” Brine said. “Just to set them back a pace and really get ourselves back in the game.”Brine??s late-game heroics would continue later on in the period.With eight minutes left in the game, the Crimson found itself on another power play and took the offensive. Freshman Kate Buesser charged the net, launching a shot towards Big Red goalie Jenny Niesluchowski that popped into...
...capitalizing on a power play opportunity eight minutes into the game. Tiger Brittany Salmon got the puck past Crimson sophomore goalie Christina Kessler to give Princeton the 1-0 advantage.But Harvard didn’t stay behind for long. At 11:48 in the first, a shot off of Brine??s stick was deflected to the right side of the goal.Junior Sarah Vaillancourt picked up the rebound and knocked a seemingly impossible shot past Young to tie the game at 1.“It was certainly just hard work going to the net,” head...