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...happen to believe that [sophomore winger] Maria Rooth is the best player in women's college hockey, bar none," declared Bulldog Coach Shannon Miller following Minn.-Duluth's victory over Harvard the previous evening...
Shewchuk led the nation in assists this season and finished her career in style. She was far and away Harvard's leading scorer in the playoffs, figuring in on every Harvard goal in the ECAC quarterfinal win over Providence and the NCAA semifinal loss to Minn.-Duluth. She was the only Crimson representative on the ECAC and NCAA All-Tournament teams. She closes out her career as Harvard's all-time leading scorer, with 152 goals, 155 assists and 307 points...
...front of 2,099 fans at Mariucci Arena on Mar. 23, No. 3 Harvard played No. 2 Minn.-Duluth to a 1-1 draw through two periods before the Bulldogs--stacked with players from the Finnish and Swedish national teams--exploited a series of Crimson defensive zone breakdowns early in third period and held...
...roller-coaster weekend for Crimson junior co-captain Jennifer Botterill, who won the Patty Kazmaier Award the night following the crushing defeat to Minn.-Duluth then watched her collegiate record 80-game point-scoring streak come to an end against Dartmouth...
...Minn.-Duluth (28-5-4) went on to win the first-ever NCAA title in women's hockey with a 4-2 victory in the final over No. 4 St. Lawrence, who shocked Dartmouth 3-1 in the first semifinal of the tournament. Sophomore Bulldog winger Maria Rooth--who netted a hat trick against Harvard--was named the Frozen Four's Most Outstanding Player...