All-ECAC First Team
Meaghan Sittler - Senior Colby Forward Amherst, New York
Brandy Fisher - Senior New Hampshire Forward Potsdam, New York
Sarah Hood - Senior Dartmouth Forward Pelkie, Michigan
Courtney Kennedy - Freshman Colby Defense Woburn, Massachusetts
Jaime Totten - Junior Northeastern Defense Stafford, New York
Laurie Belliveau - Senior Yale Goalie Manchester, Massachusetts
All-ECAC Second Team
Ali Coughlin - Junior Princeton Forward Lincoln, Massachusetts
Melisa Heitzman - Junior New Hampshire Forward Bloomington, Minnesota
Hilary Witt - Sophomore Northeastern Forward Canton, Massachusetts
Catherine Hanson - Senior Providence Defense Marquette, Michigan
Nicole Luongo - Junior New Hampshire Defense Tyngsboro, Massachusetts
Ali Brewer - Sophomore Brown Goalie Racine, Wisconsin
All-ECAC Honorable Mention
Janna Dewar (Sr., Cornell) Forward
Jessica Tabb (Fr., Providence) Forward
Angie Francisco (Fr., Harvard) Forward
Winny Brodt (Fr., New Hampshire) Defense
Tamra Jones (So., Brown) Defense
Keri Anne Allan (Sr., Northeastern) Defense
Alanna Hayes (Jr., Cornell) Goalie
Alicia Roberts (So., New Hampshire) Goalie
Player of the Year
Brandy Fisher Senior New Hampshire Forward
Fisher has already set the ECAC single season scoring record with 77
points this season. She needs just one more goal to reach the 40-goal
plateau and in the process set another ECAC mark. She led the league in
overall scoring (39-38-77) and league scoring (23-27-5).
Rookie of the Year
Jessica Tabb Freshman Providence Forward
Tabb led the Friars in scoring as her 30 points (15-15) ranked her second
among freshmen in league scoring and her overall numbers (21-17-38) ranked
her 13th in the ECAC and sixth among freshmen.
Sarah Devens Award Winner
Sarah Hood Senior Dartmouth Forward
A leader both on and off of the ice according to her Head Coach George
Crowe, Hood led the Big Green in scoring with 22 goals and 43 points. As
a freshman Hood played with Sarah Devens and the two became close friends.
Devens taught Hood how to laugh at herself according to Crowe, a lesson
she will never forget.
Koho Coach of the Year
George Crowe Dartmouth
The Big Green was selected fifth in the preseason poll and it finished
third and spent the entire season as one of the nation's top-ranked
seasons. Dartmouth enters the semifinals with a 20-8-1 mark and posted a
16-5-1 league mark.
ECAC Tournament MVP Ali Brewer, Brown
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