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Women's Hockey

Ashley suspended; U defense down to five

By
  • Noah Seligman
Mar. 11, 2004
Minnesota women's hockey coach Laura Halldorson announced Wednesday that freshman defender Danielle Ashley is suspended for the remainder of the 2003-04 season for violating team policies, creating an even shorter bench for an already undermanned unit.

Gophers clinch WCHA crown

By
  • Noah Seligman
Mar. 08, 2004
With just under 10 minutes to play Saturday night at the National Hockey Center in St. Cloud, Minnesota women's hockey senior co-captain La Toya Clarke skated in alone and scored on a wrist shot off a St. Cloud State defenseman's misplay.

WCHA title in tow, U's sights are higher

By
  • Noah Seligman
Mar. 08, 2004
With a 3-1 victory Friday, Minnesota's women's hockey team (26-4-2, 19-3-2 WCHA) locked up the WCHA regular-season title.

Women's hockey could clinch

By
  • Noah Seligman
Mar. 05, 2004
Minnesota's top-ranked women's hockey team does not need to be reminded about what is at stake when it squares off against St. Cloud State this weekend.

Nichols' work ethic shines

By
  • Noah Seligman
Mar. 04, 2004
If Minnesota's second-ranked women's hockey team had mandatory lunch meetings, freshman forward Andrea Nichols would show up with a hard hat and lunch pail in tow. That's the type of player she is.

Gophers finally win game one of a weekend series

By
  • Noah Seligman
Mar. 02, 2004
It took all of February, but Minnesota's second-ranked women's hockey team won the inaugural contest of a two-game series.

Horak saves victory on Saturday

By
  • Noah Seligman
Mar. 01, 2004
With five seconds left in the first period Saturday at Mariucci Arena, Minnesota women's hockey goaltender Jody Horak recorded her 10th save in the opening stanza, thwarting a quality chance on net for Minnesota-Duluth - a fitting end to a period that belonged to Horak.

Short-handed women sweep Duluth

By
  • Noah Seligman
Mar. 01, 2004
With the score knotted at five and under 10 minutes left in regulation, Minnesota's top-ranked women's hockey team found offense at an unexpected time.

Physical rivalry continues in Minneapolis

By
  • Noah Seligman
Feb. 27, 2004
The last time Minnesota's top-ranked women's hockey team faced off against sixth-ranked Minnesota-Duluth, five-on-five hockey was a rarity.

Two wins in a row is a chore

By
  • Noah Seligman
Feb. 25, 2004
After being knocked down in the first game of a series, Minnesota's women's hockey team has responded with a win all five times this season, including the last three weekends. Now the top-ranked Gophers want to find a way to stay on their feet for an entire weekend.

Comeback kid: Darwitz shines

By
  • Noah Seligman
Feb. 23, 2004
Minnesota women's hockey forward Natalie Darwitz returned to the ice over the weekend at Ohio State after missing 10 games with an elbow injury.

Minnesota's women's hockey team hits the road to take on Ohio State

By
  • Noah Seligman
Feb. 20, 2004
There was a business-like atmosphere surrounding Minnesota's top-ranked women's hockey team this week. The Gophers worked on fine-tuning some of their systems during practice.

Unsung Sutton contributes under the radar

By
  • Noah Seligman
Feb. 19, 2004
After missing a scoring chance in the second period last weekend against Wisconsin's women's hockey team, Minnesota junior forward Noelle Sutton turned to senior co-captain and linemate Kelsey Bills and said she was going to "get one for her."

Glenn, Reinen shine Saturday against Badgers

By
  • Noah Seligman
Feb. 16, 2004
Saturday night at Ridder Arena, a male fan raised a sign asking Minnesota women's hockey sophomore Krissy Wendell to be his valentine.

Women's hockey splits with Badgers

By
  • Noah Seligman
Feb. 16, 2004
The weekend series featuring Minnesota's second-ranked women's hockey team and fourth-ranked Wisconsin was supposed to determine the top team in the WCHA.
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