From:  ECAC Sports News
Jan 09 94
 
ECAC Player-of-the-week:
UNH:  Liz Neiley, SR, F  (North Reading, MA)
The co-captain had the game winning goal and two assists in the huge
4-1 win over Providence.  Neiley also had one goal against Middlebury
and one goal and one assist in a loss to Brown.
 
ECAC Rookie-of-the-week:
Brown:  Katie King, SO, F  (Salem, NH)
The sophomore sensation scored two goals and two assists, including the
game winner in the Bears come from behind win at UNH.  In the game
against Colby, King had a hat trick and an assist helping Brown to
a 7-0 record in the league.
 
Women's scoring leaders - ECAC league games
Player/School                    GP    G    A   PTS
Tatarouns/UNH                     9   21    8    29
O'Sullivan/Providence             6   17   11    28
Wheeler/Providence                6    6   17    23
Fisher/UNH                        9   10   11    21
Camins/UNH                        9   14    4    18
AJ Mleczko/Harvard                8   10    8    18
 
Women's goalie leaders  - ECAC league games (min. 4 games)
Player/School               GP   Min    G   Svs   PCT   GAA
Witchger/Brown               5   250    8    81   .91   1.4
Hill/Princeton               4   220    6    74   .92   1.5
Flatt/Northeastern           7   362   11   175   .94   1.6
Solimini/UNH                 9   404   14   117   .89   1.9
Tueting/Dartmouth            9   491   21   262   .93   2.3
Villotte/Harvard             6   330   15   162   .92   2.5
 
ECAC NEWS:
As the ECAC correctly points out in their league standings this week,
Brown is in second place and UNH is in third.  I corrected the H-L
file: 9495WCMP SCHEDULE earlier today.
St. Lawrence's Corrie Champagne scored three goals in the Saints 8-1
win over Yale.    UNH's Brandy Fisher had three goals and assist in an
8-0 victory over Middlebury.    Cornell scored three goals in the final
period against Harvard to send the game to OT.  At that point, first-
year player Janna Dewar won the league and Ivy match for Big Red.
The Brown Bears trailed 3-0 and 4-1 before they scored five unanswered
goals to beat UNH 4-6.       Liz Hill of Princeton got her third and
fourth shutouts this week.            Harvard's AJ Mleczko scored a
shorthanded goal against RIT, that proved to be the game winner.
Courtney King of Northeastern tucked home the match winner at RIT.
Huskie Emily Pemrick had a goal against both RIT and Cornell.
 
(Note these numbers are the ECAC's, not mine.)
 
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