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into December with a 9-2 overall record. They suffered their first loss, 3-1, to Harvard. The game was tied in the second but Harvard answered with 2 goals in the third period. Forward Brianne Jenner and Freshman Taylor Wood took ECAC honors for November 19. Jenner was named Hockey Player of the week for her career high six-point weekend. The honor was the third in her career. Woods took Rookie of the week for 5 points in two games against Colgate. Seven of the Big Red were named to the Canada Meco Cup including Senior Captain Laurianne Rougeau, alternate captain Laura Fortino, Junior Hayleigh Cudmore and Freshman Cassandra Poudrier. Also Brianne Jenner, Jessica Campbell and Jillian Saulnier. The Meco Cup features U22 national teams from Germany, Russia, Finland, Switzerland, Sweden and Canada. They will play January 2 through 6 in four cities across Germany. Poudrier was named ECAC Rookie of the Week for November 5. She had her first collegiate career goal against Princeton and a 3 point opening weekend. Cornell resumes play January 12 at Northeastern.
January 8 followed by Neumann on January 11 and 12. Cortland has 10 players from NY including Maggie Giamo (Orchard Park/Buffalo Bisons), Chelsie Hausberger (Buffalo/Buffalo Bisons), Kaitlin Frier (Oswego/Oswego High),
Billadeau, Goaltender of the Week and Melissa Placentini, Rookie of the Week for November 26. The Orange are 8-5-1 coming into December and face Robert Morris, Clarkson, and Colgate before the holidays.
Central Women’s College Ice Hockey Report
Cortland
The Red Dragons are 0-7 entering December. After the New Year they will play at home against Hamilton on
by Janet Schultz
Gabrielle Zaccour (Brockport/Niagara Junior Purple Eagles), Abbie Adams (Potsdam/Cornwall Typhoons), Captain Erika Osborn (Sharon Springs/ Harvey School), Gina Tomei (Bronx/ Sound Shore Warriors) Katie Gill (Brooklyn/NJ Bobcats), Caralie Fennessey (Rochester/Sodertalje Sportsclub), Beth Rogers (Massena/ Massena High School) and Kellie Micillo (Sayville/Suffolf PAL).
Syracuse
Nicle Ferrara and Allie LaComb were named to the ECAC Honor Roll for November 5. Ferrara had 3 pts. against the Union Dutchwomen. LaComb had the game-winner. Jacquie Greco, Buffalo, received the Syracuse Scholar Athlete Award for November 19. She has played in all 11 games for the Orange, serves as one of the three captains and had 2 goals and an assist that week including 14 shots on goal and six blocks. CHA Awards went to Margot Scharfe, Player of the Week; Kallie
Elmira
Tanis LaMoureux was named Elmira’s Athlete of the Week for November 4. She had 3 goals and an assist in a 2-0 weekend against Cortland. The Soaring Eagles also brought home several honors including LaMoureux being named ECAC Player of the Week and Olivia Nystrom being named ECAC Rookie of the Week for November 9. LaMoureux was recognized for her weekend against Cortland and Nystorm for having a goal and assist vs Cortland. Elmira’s Athlete of the Week for November 11 was Ashton Hogan who helped with two wins over Utica. Hogan was also named to the ECAC Honor Roll that week and followed that with being named ECAC Player of the Week after 4 goals and 1 assists in two games against Potsdam. Lauren Sullivan was also named to the ECAC Honor Roll for her second shutout of the season against Utica. Joclynne Hudgins was named Elmira’s Athlete of the Week for two goals and two assists against Potsdam. Also receiving honors were Ashley Ryan, Elmira Athlete of the Week for November 26; Lamoureux and Lisa Marshall named to the ECAC Honor Roll following a victory over Middlebury. The Lakers Pinked the Rink on November 9 to raise awareness for