Word: kazmaier
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Ruggiero, Mleczko, Shewchuk and Botterill were all members of the 1999 Harvard team, which won the national collegiate championship, two years before women’s ice hockey became an NCAA sport. Botterill scored the game-winning goal in overtime of the national championship, and Mleczko earned the Patty Kazmaier Trophy given to women’s ice hockey’s top college player...
...Kazmaier is a huge honor," said Botterill following the reception...
Shewchuk closed out her career with 307 points. She, along with Botterill, was one of three finalists for the Patty Kazmaier Award, given to the most outstanding player in women's college ice hockey. Shewchuk made both the ECAC and the NCAA All-Tournament Teams, and was the only Crimson representative on either team...
Botterill, the 2001 Kazmaier Award winner, will take the next year off to play with Shewchuk on the Canadian Olympic Team. Botterill and Shewchuk led the Canadians to a 3-2 victory over Ruggiero and the United States team in the Women's Ice Hockey World Championships in the weeks following the Frozen Four. Botterill was named tournament...
...forget this past season either. Botterill and Shewcuk have become even better scorers -- they were two of the three finalists for the Patty Kazmaier Award as player of the year, which Botterill won -- and the other players I have watched for four years improved as well. The Crimson reached the first-ever women's NCAA Frozen Four, once again at Mariucci Arena. Harvard gave eventual champion Minnesota-Duluth a run for its money in the semifinal, staying even with the Bulldogs for the first 40 minutes. The third period, which saw a combined seven goals scored, was the most exciting...