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December 2, 2000

Women*s Hockey Edges Mankato, 3-1

Madison, Wis. - Sophomore Kendra Antony (Yorkton, Sask.) scored twice to help Wisconsin edge MSU, Mankato, 3-1, at the Alliant Energy Center Coliseum on Saturday.	
	Antony scored her eighth of the season at the 15-minute mark to start the scoring. Standing at the blue line, Steph Millar (Hudson, Wis.) took a pass along the boards from Antony before sending it back to the forward in the corner. Antony used a nifty move around one Maverick defender and skated the puck out front before beating MSU*s Shari Vogt. 
	Michelle Sikich (Apple Valley, Minn.) notched what would be the game-winner just 16 seconds later when Kelly Kegley (Inver Grove Heights, Minn.) forced a turnover at the MSU blue line before dishing it off to Sikich, who back-handed it through Vogt*s five-hole. It was Sikich*s third goal and game-winning goal of the season. 
	Sheri Maisonneuve brought the Mavericks within one at 6:29 of the second with a breakaway goal, but the UW put the game away at 15:19 of the same period on Antony*s second goal.
	Sis Paulsen (Eau Claire, Wis.) set up Meghan Hunter (Oil Springs, Ont.) in the high slot for a shot. The shot was stopped, but Antony awaited the rebound, putting it home for the 3-1 lead.
	*We were fortunate to win today, 3-1,* said head coach Trina Bourget. *Mankato came with intensity today and our team did not. It*s that simple. Our team is young and our it has to come to play no matter who the opponent is. Kerry Weiland was sick earlier in the week and missed practice, but she came back and she was on fire today. That*s what we are looking for. That same intensity game in and game out.*
	The Badgers outshot the Mavericks 37-10, but MSU goaltender Shari Vogt kept her team in the contest making several spectacular saves on the way to a 1-6-1 record. Jackie MacMillan (Buffalo, Minn.) stopped nine shots in improving to 9-3-2 on the year.
	*Shari Vogt made some great saves,* Bourget said. *She is one of the top goalies in our league. We were fortunate Kendra Antony was there today. She was pretty consistent and played well forechecking, creating opportunities and finishing.*
	Wisconsin (10-3-2, 7-2-2 WCHA) reaches the midpoint of its conference season tomorrow when MSU, Mankato (1-11-1, 0-10-1) again visits Madison for the series finale. The contest begins at 1:05 p.m.

			1	2	3	F
Wisconsin		2	1	0	3
MSU, Mankato		0	1	0	1

1st - 1, UW, Antony 9 (Millar), 15:00; 2, UW, Sikich 3 (Kegley), 15:16.
2nd - 3, MSU, Maisonneuve 2 (Osborn), 6:29; 4, UW, Antony 9 (Hunter, Paulsen), 15:19.
3rd - No Scoring.
Saves -  UW, MacMillan (9-3-2) 3-4-2=9; MSU, Vogt (1-6-1) 16-8-10=34.
Referee - Krista Knight. AR: Tim Richter, Shawn Thiele.
Attendance - 189.



 



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University of Wisconsin
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Date: Fri, 1 Dec 2000 22:21:09 -0600
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GOPHERS OVERCOME EARLY SETBACK, DOWN BEAVERS 9-1

Bemidji State scored the game's first goal but Minnesota responded with nine
of their own, routing the Beavers 9-1.

Kerri McEwen scored at nine minutes, 55 seconds of the opening period but
Nadine Muzerall, who collected three goals on the night, scored on the power
play at 14:22. Her second goal came with 1:58 left in the opening period and
Courtney Kennedy scored 40 seconds later.

Tracy Engstrom's short-handed goal was the only marker of the second period
before a five-goal third period, sparked by La Toya Clarke's hat trick, put
the game away.

Besides her hat trick, giving her seven goals in her last three games,
Muzerall added an assist and tied a school record with 12 shots on goal.

Bemidji State.......  1  0  0 -  1
Minnesota...........  3  1  5 -  9

   1st period - 1, BSU, Kerri McEwen 3 (Alicia Kinsman, Lill Raynard) 09:55.
2, UM, Nadine Muzerall 9 (Courtney Kennedy, Ronda Curtin) 14:22 (pp). 3, UM,
Nadine Muzerall 10 (Tracy Engstrom, Bethany Petersen) 18:02. 4, UM, Courtney
Kennedy 4 (Ronda Curtin) 18:42. Penalties - Kelsey Bills, UM (holding)
07:26; Kelly McEwen, BSU (roughing) 13:45.
   2nd period - 5, UM, Tracy Engstrom 3 (Melissa Coulombe) 10:01 (sh).
Penalties - Lill Raynard, BSU (slashing) 04:36; Courtney Kennedy, UM (double
minor-hooking, unsportsmanlike conduct) 06:52; Angela Borek, UM (holding)
10:55.
   3rd period - 6, UM, La Toya Clarke 6 (Tracy Engstrom, Emily Buchholz)
03:20. 7, UM, Ronda Curtin 3 (Ambria Thomas, Emily Buchholz) 04:52. 8, UM,
La Toya Clarke 3 (Kelly Olson) 05:55. 9, UM, La Toya Clarke 8 (Tracy
Engstrom, Nadine Muzerall) 06:10. 10, UM, Nadine Muzerall 11 (Melissa
Coulombe, Emily Buchholz) 09:43. Penalties - Bethany Petersen, UM (roughing)
18:37.
   Shots on goal - BSU 6-15-5-26; UM 14-13-22-49. Power plays - BSU 0 of 4;
UM 1 of 2. Goalies - BSU, Bre Dedrickson 3-7-0 (49 shots-40 saves); UM,
Erica Killewald 9-2-1 (26-25). Referee - Annettee Voracek. Asst. referees -
Kelli O'Brian, John Stiff. A - 935.

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Date: Sat, 2 Dec 2000 22:31:06 -0600
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GOPHERS WITHSTAND COMEBACK ATTEMPT TO DEFEAT BEAVERS

Minnesota jumped out to a 5-0 lead but gave up three straight goals in the
second period before putting Bemidji State away 8-4.

Tracy Engstrom's power-play goal at 3:35 of the second period gave the
Gophers a 5-0 lead by the Beavers came back with three goals, two by Amber
Fryklund, to cut the lead to two.

Minnesota then scored twice early in the final period, getting goals from
linemates La Toya Clarke and Nadine Muzerall in the first five minutes, but
the Beavers cut into the lead when Alicia Kinsman scored to make the score
7-4. Kris Scholz collected her second of the game with 3:07 to play to
finish the scoring.

Bre Dedrickson kept Bemidji State in the game, stopping 58 shots, as the
Gophers held a 66-20 advantage in shots on goal. Jennifer Johnson, making
her second career start in goal for Minnesota, had 16 saves.

Bemidji State.......  0  3  1 -  4
Minnesota...........  3  2  3 -  8

   1st period - 1, UM, Laura Slominski 8 (Bethany Petersen, La Toya Clarke)
06:46 (pp). 2, UM, Kelsey Bills 1 (Courtney Kennedy, Jerilyn Glenn) 08:55.
3, UM, Ronda Curtin 9 (Laura Slominski, Ambria Thomas) 14:15. Penalties -
Betsy Hegland, BSU (holding) 05:31.
   2nd period - 4, UM, Kris Scholz 10 (Courtney Kennedy, Melissa Coulombe)
01:13. 5, UM, Tracy Engstrom 4 (Nadine Muzerall, Courtney Kennedy) 03:35
(pp). 6, BSU, Amber Fryklund 7 (Jenna Grimsrud, Caesare Stimson) 06:42. 7,
BSU, Kaisa Brehmer 1 07:53. 8, BSU, Amber Fryklund 8 (Amy Shepler) 17:23.
Penalties - Caesare Stimson, BSU (tripping) 02:32.
   3rd period - 9, UM, La Toya Clarke 9 (Nadine Muzerall, Tracy Engstrom)
02:21. 10, UM, Nadine Muzerall 13 (Tracy Engstrom) 04:54. 11, BSU, Alicia
Kinsman 4 06:44. 12, UM, Kris Scholz 3 (Jerilyn Glenn, Emily Buchholz)
16:53. Penalties - TEAM, BSU (too many players on ice) 09:45.
   Shots on goal - BSU 4-11-5-20; UM 13-21-32-66. Power plays - BSU 0 of 0;
UM 2 of 3. Goalies - BSU, Bre Dedrickson 3-8-0 (66 shots-58 saves); UM,
Stephanie Johnson 2-0-0 (20-16). Referee - Annettee Voracek. Asst.
referees - Kelli O'Brian, John Stiff. A - 931.


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Craig Roberts, Asst. Media Relations Dir.
Univ. of Minnesota Women's Athletics
Phone: 612/624-0522     Fax: 612/624-8018
Visit our website at www.gophersports.com
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   at 612/624-STAT