From:  ECAC Sports News
Jan 16 94
 
ECAC Player-of-the-week:
Boston College:  Kate Antos, SR, F  (Farmington, CT)
The Eagles won their first two ECAC league games this past week, getting
by Yale 0-1 and upsetting St. Lawrence 6-5.  The senior assisted on the
only goal against the Elis and hit home two goals and assisted on
another one against the Saints.
 
ECAC Rookie-of-the-week:
UNH:  Brandy Fisher, FR, F  (Postdam, NY)
The first-year player had one goal and two assists against Northeastern
in a 6-2 victory.  In a 4-1 win over Providence Fisher knocked in two
goals and added two assists.  (rhun: She is a very talented player
and can really let it rip!)
 
CORRECTION:  Last week's Co-players-of-the-week are now: Liz Neiley
(UNH) and Katie King (Brown).  The Rookie-of-the-week is now:
Meghan Smith (PC)  (rhun: Smith is an excellent stand-up goalie
and was playing with tons of confidence in the Husky Invitational.)
 
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
King/Brown                        7   12    7    19
Kellar/Brown                      7    8   11    19
 
Women's goalie leaders  - ECAC league games (min. 4 games)
Player/School               GP   Min    G   Svs   PCT   GAA
Buckley/RIT                  4   130    3    45   .94   1.4
Hill/Princeton               4   220    6    74   .92   1.5
Tueting/Dartmouth            6   329    9   157   .96   1.5
Flatt/Northeastern           6   362   11   175   .94   1.6
Witchger/Brown               5   248    8    81   .91   1.7
Solimini/UNH                 9   404   14   117   .89   1.9
 
ECAC NEWS:
Marie Signor of RIT scored 2 goals and had 3 assists to lead her team
to its first wins of the season.  In a 0-1 loss to BC and a 1-2 loss
to Harvard, Yale's rookie goalie Laurie Belliveau made 92 saves.
Northeastern goaltender Kim Flatt made 133 saves in 4 games allowing
13 goals.  Harvard's backup netminder Jen Bowdoin stopped 31 shots in
their victory at the Elis.  In that same game Stacy Kellogg had a goal
and an assist for the Crimson.  UNH's Wendy Tatarouns assisted on 2
goals against PC and scored 2 goals and an assist against the Huskies.
PC's Stephanie O'Sullivan had 1 goal and 1 assist against Northeastern,
and had her team's lone goal against UNH.  Cornell's rookie Janna Dewar
had a shorthanded goal and an assist in a win over Middlebury.  Dewar
had 2 more goals and an assist in a big 8-2 win over Bowdoin.
Rookie Amy Thompson scored 2 goals for RIT in their win over Middlebury.
Thompson went on to score 1 goal and 2 assists against Bowdoin.
Dartmouth's Sarah Howald had 3 goals and an assist in downing Big Red.
 
(Note these numbers are the ECAC's, not mine.)
 
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