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...record books as well. Botterill, who is taking a year off to play with the Canadian National Team, notched 45 goals and 36 assists for the Crimson last year, earning the 2001 Patty Kazmaier award. Shewchuk, who also plays for Canada, contributed 29 goals and 46 assists, passing A.J. Mleczko ’97-’99 as Harvard’s all-time leading scorer. She also broke school records for career goal and assist totals...
Ruggiero, who expects to return to Harvard for her junior year in 2002, is one of three players with Harvard ties playing on the U.S. Women’s National Team. The other two are defenseman A.J. Mleczko ’97-’99 and forward Julie Chu, an incoming freshman to the class of 2006. All three figured in the scoring yesterday. Chu’s goal came on a one-to-one as she beat ECAC goaltender Jen Huggon with a nifty forehand-to-backhand move...
Canada and the U.S. have finished one-two respectively at each of the previous seven world championships, but the U.S. won the sport’s inaugural Olympic Gold at Nagano in 1998. Ruggiero and Mleczko both earned gold medals as members of that 1998 U.S. team, while Botterill earned a silver medal with the Canadians...
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...
...very special team that year,” Mleczko said last November. “It was an amazing year which we’ll all look back on fondly. We’ll always carry special friendships from that team. It’s always so interesting when we play Canada because [Botterill and Shewchuk] are our opponents, but we’ll always be friends...