{"id":27204,"date":"2005-03-04T12:44:36","date_gmt":"2005-03-04T18:44:36","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.uscho.com\/2005\/03\/04\/ecachl-quarterfinalsbrby-the-numbers\/"},"modified":"2010-08-17T19:56:11","modified_gmt":"2010-08-18T00:56:11","slug":"ecachl-quarterfinalsbrby-the-numbers","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.uscho.com\/2005\/03\/04\/ecachl-quarterfinalsbrby-the-numbers\/","title":{"rendered":"ECACHL Quarterfinals
By the Numbers"},"content":{"rendered":"
All series will be best of three.<\/p>\n
No. 6 Brown at No. 3 St. Lawrence
\nFri. 3:30, Sat. 2;00, Sun. 2:00<\/p>\n
No. 7 Colgate at No. 2 Dartmouth
\nFri. 4:00, Sat. 2:00, Sat. 2:00<\/p>\n
No. 5 Princeton at No. 4 Yale
\nFri. 7 p.m., Sat. 4 p.m., Sun 4 p.m.<\/p>\n
No. 8 Clarkson at No. 1 Harvard
\nFri. 7 p.m., Sat 4 p.m., Sun 4 p.m.<\/p>\n
Top Scorers:<\/b> Jill Nolan, So., F (14-7-21), Brooke Beazer, Fr., F (9-11-20), Katie Morrison, Fr., F\/D (7-13-20)
\nTop Goaltender:<\/b> Kira McDonald, So. (10-13-3, 2.12, .918)
\nScoring Offense:<\/b> 2.06 (23rd)
\nScoring Defense:<\/b> 2.03 (T-8th)
\nPenalty Minutes:<\/b> 8.1 (31st)
\nPower Play:<\/b> 25 of 169, 14.8% (17th)
\nPenalty Kill:<\/b> 111 of 131, 84.7% (17th)<\/p>\nNo. 1 seed Harvard (20-6-3 overall, 17-1-2 ECAC)<\/h4>\n
Top Scorers:<\/b> Nicole Corriero, Sr., F (49-28-77), Julie Chu, Jr., F (12-45-57), Sarah Vaillancourt, Fr., F (18-36-54) Corriero is just two goals shy of the all-time Division I single-season goal scoring record of 51 held by Harvard’s Tammy Shewchuk (1999) and Northeastern’s Vicky Sunohara (1989)\u2026 She is also on the verge of passing Angela Ruggiero on Harvard’s all-time scoring list\u2026 This is Clarkson’s first ECACHL season and playoff series\u2026 Corriero led all scorers with three goals and three assists in the Harvard-Clarkson series this season\u2026 Harvard outscored Cornell 33-3 in four total No. 1 vs. No. 8 playoff games over the past two years\u2026 Clarkson is 0-9-2 against the top 10 teams this year\u2026 The game will be broadcast on www.whrb.org<\/a> 95.3 FM.<\/p>\n All-time:<\/b> 2-0-0 Harvard <\/p>\n 2004-05:<\/b> 2-0-0 Harvard Top Scorers:<\/b> Amanda Barre, Sr., F (20-19-39), Becky Irvine, Jr., F (14-25-39), Allison Paiano, Jr., F (14-17-31) Top Scorers:<\/b> Cherie Piper, Jr., F (20-31-51), Katie Weatherston, Jr., F (34-12-46), Tiffany Hagge, Jr., F (23-17-40) Colgate is 5-0-2 in its last seven games, including a win over Mercyhurst and ties against Princeton and St. Lawrence\u2026 Dartmouth is 3-4 in its last seven\u2026 Last weekend was the first time Dartmouth had been swept in league play since 1997\u2026 This is third time in four years Dartmouth and Colgate have played in the ECAC quarterfinals, with the Big Green winning every game\u2026 The game will be broadcast live through www.dartmouth.edu\/~brdcast\/sports\/<\/a>.<\/p>\n All-time:<\/b> 14-0-0 Dartmouth <\/p>\n 2004-05:<\/b> 2-0-0 Dartmouth Top Scorers:<\/b> Jessica Link, Sr., F (14-11-25), Hayley Moore, Fr., F (11-14-25), Kathryn Moos, So., F (7-15-22) Top Scorers:<\/b> Rebecca Russell, Sr., F (27-32-59), Emilie Berlinguette, Jr., F (19-20-39), Chelsea Grills, So., F (17-20-37) All-time:<\/b> 13-5-2 Brown <\/p>\n 2004-05:<\/b> 1-1-0 Brown and St. Lawrence are 4-4-2 head-to-head in the regular season since 2000-01\u2026 This is third ECACHL playoff meeting between the school in that time frame\u2026 The Bears beat the Saints in the 2002 ECAC semifinals and in a best-of-three ECAC quarterfinal series\u2026 The series will be broadcast on 92.7 FM in Canton and www.stlawu.edu\/sports\/radio.html<\/a><\/p>\n Top Scorers:<\/b> Liz Keady, So., F (14-13-27), Kim Pearce, So., F (14-13-27), Laura Watt, So., F (9-16-25) Top Scorers:<\/b> Jenna Spring, So., F (12-13-25), Erin Duggan, Sr., D (11-14-25), Deena Caplette, Jr., F (9-14-23) This is the first postseason series ever hosted by Yale\u2026 The Bulldogs are 4-2 against Princeton over the last three years\u2026 Game webcasts will be available via www.yalebulldogs.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n All-time:<\/b> 45-6-1 Princeton <\/p>\n 2004-05:<\/b> 2-0-0 Yale All series will be best of three. No. 6 Brown at No. 3 St. Lawrence Fri. 3:30, Sat. 2;00, Sun. 2:00 No. 7 Colgate at No. 2 Dartmouth Fri. 4:00, Sat. 2:00, Sat. 2:00 No. 5 Princeton at No. 4 Yale Fri. 7 p.m., Sat. 4 p.m., Sun 4 p.m. No. 8 Clarkson at No. […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":140328,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":"","_links_to":"","_links_to_target":""},"categories":[4],"tags":[],"coauthors":[],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n
\nTop Goaltender:<\/b> Ali Boe, Jr. (16-5-2, 2.00, .902)
\nScoring Offense:<\/b> 4.59 (4th)
\nScoring Defense:<\/b> 1.93 (7th)
\nPenalty Minutes:<\/b> 13.5 (11th)
\nPower Play:<\/b> 46 of 195, 23.6% (4th)
\nPenalty Kill:<\/b> 154 of 173, 89.0% (6th)<\/p>\nNotes<\/h4>\n
Series History<\/h4>\n
\n2\/18\/05: Harvard 5, Clarkson 0
\n11\/20\/04: Harvard 4, Clarkson 0 (Recap<\/a>)<\/p>\n
\nNo. 7 seed Colgate (16-13-4 overall, 9-7-4 ECAC)<\/h4>\n
\nTop Goaltenders:<\/b> Rebecca Lahar, Sr. (10-8-0, 2.31, .906), Brook Wheeler, So. (6-5-4, 1.76, .931)
\nScoring Offense:<\/b> 2.42 (19th)
\nScoring Defense:<\/b> 2.12 (10th)
\nPenalty Minutes:<\/b> 13.3 (14th)
\nPower Play:<\/b> 28 of 194, 14.4% (18th)
\nPenalty Kill:<\/b> 165 of 188, 87.8% (9th)<\/p>\nNo. 2 seed Dartmouth (23-5-0 overall, 16-4-0 ECAC)<\/h4>\n
\nTop Goaltenders:<\/b> Kate Lane, Jr. (13-4-0, 2.23, .907), Christine Capuano, So. (10-1-0, 1.91, .902)
\nScoring Offense:<\/b> 4.86 (1st)
\nScoring Defense:<\/b> 2.14 (11th)
\nPenalty Minutes:<\/b> 14.1 (10th)
\nPower Play:<\/b> 48 of 183, 26.2% (2nd)
\nPenalty Kill:<\/b> 144 of 166, 86.7% (11th)<\/p>\nNotes<\/h4>\n
Series History<\/h4>\n
\n1\/22\/05: Dartmouth 3, Colgate 2 (Recap<\/a>)
\n11\/19\/04: Dartmouth 4, Colgate 3<\/p>\n
\nNo. 6 seed Brown (14-13-2 overall, 11-8-1 ECAC)<\/h4>\n
\nTop Goaltenders:<\/b> O’Hara Shipe, Fr. (8-5-0, 2.17, .911), Stacy Silverman, Fr. (3-8-2, 2.73, .900)
\nScoring Offense:<\/b> 2.69 (15th)
\nScoring Defense:<\/b> 2.28 (13th)
\nPenalty Minutes:<\/b> 13.1 (17th)
\nPower Play:<\/b> 26 of 157, 16.6% (14th)
\nPenalty Kill:<\/b> 154 of 171, 90.1% (5th)<\/p>\nNo. 3 seed St. Lawrence (24-5-5 overall, 14-3-3 ECAC)<\/h4>\n
\nTop Goaltenders:<\/b> Meaghan Guckian, Fr. (13-4-2, 2.24, .923), Jess Moffat, Jr. (8-1-3, 1.93, .921)
\nScoring Offense:<\/b> 3.35 (7th)
\nScoring Defense:<\/b> 2.03 (T-8th)
\nPenalty Minutes:<\/b> 14.9 (6th)
\nPower Play:<\/b> 36 of 235, 15.3% (16th)
\nPenalty Kill:<\/b> 184 of 217, 84.8% (16th)<\/p>\nSeries History<\/h4>\n
\n2\/18\/05: Brown 4, SLU 2 (Recap<\/a>)
\n11\/20\/04: SLU 2, Brown 1 (OT) (Recap<\/a>)<\/p>\nNotes<\/h4>\n
\nNo. 5 seed Princeton (16-8-5 overall, 10-7-3 ECAC)<\/h4>\n
\nTop Goaltender:<\/b> Roxanne Gaudiel, Jr. (15-8-5, 1.79, .929)
\nScoring Offense:<\/b> 2.72 (14th)
\nScoring Defense:<\/b> 1.86 (6th)
\nPenalty Minutes:<\/b> 12.0 (23rd)
\nPower Play:<\/b> 29 of 160, 18.1% (9th)
\nPenalty Kill:<\/b> 129 of 150, 86.0% (13th)<\/p>\nNo. 4 seed Yale (14-14-1 overall, 12-7-1 ECAC)<\/h4>\n
\nTop Goaltender:<\/b> Sarah Love, Jr. (12-12-1, 2.74, .903)
\nScoring Offense:<\/b> 2.48 (18th)
\nScoring Defense:<\/b> 2.72 (17th)
\nPenalty Minutes:<\/b> 12.6 (20th)
\nPower Play:<\/b> 19 of 142, 13.4% (20th)
\nPenalty Kill:<\/b> 145 of 168, 86.3% (12th)<\/p>\nNotes<\/h4>\n
Series History<\/h4>\n
\n2\/23\/05: Yale 4, Princeton 2
\n11\/24\/04: Yale 2, Princeton 1 (Recap<\/a>)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"