Word: mleczko
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Team U.S.A. Coach Ben Smith '68 did not bring his collegiate players to Montreal. A.J. Mleczko '99 and her teammates are spending the season in residence at Lake Placid, gearing up for 2002. That means sophomore defenseman Angela Ruggiero of Harvard, goaltender Sara DeCosta of Providence, defenseman Tara Mounsey of Brown and center Jenny Schmidgall of UMD are not missing their college games...
With 19 points, Botterill is second in the conference in scoring behind junior linemate Tammy Shewchuk. More importantly, she has made a smooth transition from wing to center, where she has replaced A.J. Mleczko '99, who won the Kazmaier Award last season as the national player of the year...
Although Botterill brings her own style to the ice, she has provided everything Mleczko gave to the Crimson last season, when she led Harvard to its first-ever national championship. The sophomore can handle the puck, play at the blueline in an emergency and set up her teammates or score herself...
About 10 minutes before the puck drops, Athletic Director William J. Cleary '56 and last season's co-captains--A.J. Mleczko '99 and Claudia Asano '99--will help Coach Katey Stone unveil the 1998-99 AWCHA national championship banner. The banner will be on display at the east end of the rink, close to where the men's NCAA championship banner from 1988-89 has been sitting, all alone, for a decade...
Botterill, who replaced Mleczko by switching from wing to center, had three goals and four assists. Junior winger Angie Francisco, the newcomer on the top line, scored a goal and five assists. Both Francisco and Botterill were named to the ECAC honor roll...