Word: shewchuk
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Ruggiero and Botterill joined Mleczko and Shewchuk on the All-America, ECAC and Ivy League First Teams. The ECAC and Ivy League both selected Botterill as the 1998-99 Rookie of the Year, which she certainly deserved, but so did Ruggiero...
...Mleczko, Shewchuk and Botterill went on tobecome the most feared line in the nation,combining for 307 points, each making the Ivy,ECAC and All-American First Teams. The Crimson topline appeared to be on a power play for the entireseason, keeping the puck in the offensive zone andcontinuing to generate scoring opportunities...
...those were only a few of the key players in the championship game. Sophomore center Angie Francisco recorded a hat trick. Sophomore winger Tammy Shewchuk, who led the country in goals, also assisted on Botterill's overtime goal. Co-captain Claudia Asano and freshman Angela Ruggiero, a First-Team All-American, were the defensemen who kept the puck in the offensive zone to set up Botterill's goal...
That talent began to gell immediately after the loss at Brown on the first homestand of the season against St. Lawrence and Cornell. ECAC Coach of the Year Katey Stone put Mleczko, Shewchuk and Botterill on the first line "just to see what would happen." The threesome tallied nine goals and 10 assists as a rejuvenatedCrimson offense spanked both the hapless Saintsand Big Red by the score...
...Durham, N.H. on Dec. 6 for its firstclassic confrontation of the season against UNH.The result was the most defensive-oriented contestof the four meetings between the two best teams inthe country. UNH took a 2-1 lead with 7:39 left inthe game, but back-to-back goals by Shewchuk andBotterill, coming within 52 seconds of each other,gave Harvard the 3-2 lead and the No. 1 rankingfor good...