2001-02 Women's Hockey MIAC All-Conference Team
| 2001-02 Women's Hockey All-MIAC Team | 2001-02 Honorable Mention Team |
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Jr., Forward Tempe, AZ 2001-02 MIAC All-Conference. Second straight year she has been named to the MIAC All-Conference Team. Finished 3rd in the MIAC in scoring. |
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So Phoenix, Ariz. 2001-02 MIAC All-Conference. 2nd in the MIAC in assists. |
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Jr. Cohasset, MN 2001-02 MIAC All-Conference. Second straight year she has been named to the MIAC All-Conference Team. |
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So. Moreno Valley, Calif. Named to the 2001-02 MIAC All-Conference Honorable Mention Team. |
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Jr. Glasgow, Mont. Named to the 2001-02 MIAC All-Conference Honorable Mention Team. |
Five Cobber Players and Coach
Earn MIAC Postseason Honors.
Five players and head coach Arnie Caplan earned
MIAC postseason honors.
Juniors Katie Jacques (Tempe, Ariz.) and Shyla Wilson (Cohasset, Minn.) were repeat selections on the all-conference team, and sophomore Lindsay Kurtis (So., Phoenix, Ariz.) earned the award for the first time in her career. Jenei Estrada (Moreno Valley, Calif.) and Annie Knierem (Jr., Glasgow, Mont.) were named to the MIAC All-Conference Honorable Mention Team. Kaplan, in his initial season, was named MIAC Co-Coach of the Year.
Jacques led the team in scoring with 24 goals and 21 assists. It is her highest point total in her three-year career as a Cobber. Jacques led the league in game-winning goals with eight. She also finished third in the MIAC in points (35) and goals (20), and fourth in assists (15).
Wilson was the backbone of the Cobber defense. She finished the season with a school-record 12 wins. Her ten wins in conference play also sets a school record. She finished the season with a goals against average of 2.48 - her lowest as a Cobber - and a save percentage of .921. She eclipsed the 1000 minutes of playing time plateau for the second time in her career.
Kurtis tied for the team lead in assists with 19. She finished the season with 33 total points. She now has 84 points in her first two years at Concordia. Kurtis finished second in the MIAC in assists, with 17. She was also seventh in overall scoring with 27 points and 12th in goals scored (10).
Knierem finished the year with 17 goals and 11 assists. She was third on the team in scoring. Her 22 league points placed her 13th on the scoring list. She also finished seventh in goals and sixth in power play goals. She had three game-winning goals, including the deciding tally in Concordia's first-ever playoff win over St. Ben's.
For Caplan, the award caps a season that saw him
guide the Cobbers to a school-record 13 wins. The team also finished the
season fourth in the MIAC, the highest finish ever for a Concordia women's
hockey team. The final record of 13-8-1 also sets the record for fewest
losses in a season by a Cobber women's team.
2001-2002 Women's Hockey MIAC All-Conference Team
Name
School Pos
Yr Hometown
Lauren Chezick
Augsburg F FY Hastings,
Minn.
Katie Deschneau
Gustavus F SO Arden Hills,
Minn.
Ellen Doyle
Gustavus D SO Eagan, Minn.
Susan Engel
St. Benedict F FY Roseville, Minn.
Maureen Hayes
St. Mary's D SR Cottage Grove, Minn.
Katie
Jacques Concordia
F JR Tempe, Ariz.
Jana Jurkovich
St. Thomas D FY Edina, Minn.
Emily Kearns
St. Mary's F SO Hopkins, Minn.
Lindsay
Kurtis Concordia
F SO Phoenix, Ariz.
Bobee Jo Lang
Gustavus D FY Austin, Minn.
Deidre Lindstrom
St. Catherine F FY Benson, Minn.
Annie Mattison
Augsburg D SR Anchorage,
Alaska
Missie Meemken
St. Mary's G JR St. Cloud, Minn.
Sarah Moe
Gustavus F SR West Des
Moines, Iowa
Tiffany Petermeier
St. Thomas F FY Grand Rapids, Minn.
Sarah Ray
St. Olaf D JR St. Paul,
Minn.
Katy Rollwagen
St. Benedict F SR St. Paul, Minn.
MicKenzie Stensland Gustavus
F SR Stillwater, Minn.
Tomery Stolz
St. Thomas F SO St. Louis Park, Minn.
Mindy Westergren
St. Mary's D SR Lonsdale, Minn.
Missy Westergren
St. Mary's F SR Lonsdale, Minn.
Shyla
Wilson Concordia
G JR Cohasset, Minn.
MIAC Player of the Year
Sarah Moe - Gustavus (Senior
Forward)
Co-MIAC Coaches of the Year
Arnie
Caplan - Concordia
Mike Carroll - Gustavus
2001-2002 Women's Hockey MIAC
Honorable Mention Team
Goaltenders-
Katie Fedoryk-Augsburg
Andrea Smith-St. Olaf
Danielle Mikolai-St. Thomas
Defense-
Kristi Brusletto-Augsburg
Jenei
Estrada-Concordia
Niki Simon-Hamline
Kari Dykhoff-St. Ben's
Sarah Ladd-St. Ben's
Monica Deringer-St. Mary's
Forwards-
Melynda Kleewein-Augsburg
Emily Louwsma-Bethel
Alyson Sundberg-Bethel
Annie
Knierim-Concordia
Anne Katz-Gustavus
Laura Stypulkowski-Gustavus
Kim Hayes-St. Kate's
Tennie McCabe-St. Mary's
Kate Barnett-St. Olaf
Heather Martin-St. Thomas
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