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Botterill tallied two goals and four assists to figure on all six Crimson scores. The first point was the 300th of her career. Only two other women’s college hockey players have reached that plateau—Harvard’s Tammy Shewchuk ’00-’01 and Dartmouth’s Gretchen Ulion. Botterill, with 305 career points, is on pace to pass Shewchuk’s 307 and Ulion’s 312 within the next week...
...championship game as Stone had hoped. In the NCAA semifinals, Dartmouth suffered a shocking loss to St. Lawrence, and Harvard fell to eventual champion Minnesota-Duluth. In the season finale, a pair of goals by Ingram and the final Harvard goal by all-time leading scorer Tammy Shewchuk ’00-’01 lifted the Crimson to a 3-2 victory...
...output in its 17-2 win matched the number on the jersey of Crimson captain Jennifer Botterill, who rewrote the record books herself. The Olympian tallied three goals and seven assists to set the school single-game point record and match her own single-game assist record. Tammy Shewchuk ’00-’01, who twice scored nine points against BC, was the previous record holder...
Botterill’s nine-point effort tied the school record set by Tammy Shewchuk ’00-’01. The seven assists broke a school record shared by herself and A.J. Mleczko...
Stone did not disappoint, bringing in strong classes highlighted by future Canadian Olympian Tammy Shewchuk ’00-’01 in 1996 and Angie Francisco ’01 in 1997, each of whom cracked Mleczko’s single-season Harvard scoring records in their freshman seasons. The 1999 recruiting class included two Olympians: current Canadian senior Jennifer Botterill and American junior Angela Ruggiero, who followed in Mleczko’s footsteps by interrupting their college years for the Olympics...