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...Crimson, after all, entered the season shorthanded. Harvard's all-time leading scorer A.J. Mleczko '97-'99, a member of the gold medal-winning U.S. Olympic Team, took her second year off to participate in the Nagano Games. Tammy Shewchuck '00-'01, who broke Mleczko's single-season school scoring record last season with 53 points in her rookie season, also took the year off to train with the Canadian National Team...
...winning awards and setting records by the handful. Freshman forward Kiirsten Suurkask was named Ivy League Rookie of the Year this week. Her two goals last weekend gave her a total of 51 points for the season, moving her into a tie with Tammy Shewchuk '01 and A.J. Mleczko '99 for third place on Harvard's single-season scoring list. Freshman forward Angie Francisco is first on that list with 57 points, and her three assists against Princeton and Yale gave her a total of 36 for the year, adding to her single-season assist record...
Harvard will only lose two players next year, goalie Jen Bowdoin and forward Kate Schutt. That means Springer, Suurkask, Francisco, and the rest of the Crimson squad will be back, along with the return of Shewchuk and Mleczko, who left school for a year to participate in the Winter Olympics...
Finally, the skilled Mleczko has a chance to bring her career full circle; she is ready to return to the team that helped groom her into a nationally-renowned athlete...
...those medals hang about the necks of Whyte and Mleczko, the hockey pair has shown that they possess plenty of backbone to support them. We are the ones who should truly be "crazed" for these young women who refused to give up on the pursuit that struck gold...