Amherst College Athletics: Women's Hockey: 2003-04 Milestones

2003-04 Amherst Women's Hockey Milestones

TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS

At 13-12 overall (7-9 NESCAC), posted the first winning season in school history, set a school record for wins in a season and earned the No. 5 seed in the NESCAC Postseason Championship Tournament, where they fell to fourth-seeded Hamilton College, 6-1, in the quarterfinals.

INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Senior Forward Ali White (Brookline, MA)

Tied for 16th in the NESCAC in goals (11), tied for 17th in scoring (23 pts.), tied for 20th in assists (12).

Sophomore Forward Renee Sisti (Coventry, CT)

NESCAC Player of the Week for the period ending January 18, with two goals and three assists in a pair of victories over St. Michael’s College and New England College.
Tied for 20th in the nation in power-play goals (4).
Tied for second in the NESCAC in power-play goals (4), tied for fifth in power-play points (8), tied for sixth in game-winning goals (3), tied for 10th in goals (14), 12th in scoring (26 pts.), tied for 20th in assists (12).

Sophomore Defender Amanda Mattei (Windsor, CT)

Sophomore Forward Leah Kaplan (Buffalo, NY)

First-Year Defender Rachel Simon (West Orange, NJ)

Second-Team All-NESCAC.
Third in the NESCAC in defenseman scoring (22 pts.), tied for sixth in game-winning goals (3), tied for seventh in power-play goals (7), tied for 10th in goals (14), tied for 17th in power-play points (4), 19th in scoring (22 pts.).

First-Year Defender Meghan Dickoff (Minnetonka, MN)

Sixth in the NESCAC in defenseman scoring (14 pts.), tied for seventh in power-play goals (7), tied for 11th in power-play points (5), tied for 13th in game-winning goals (2).

First-Year Defender Emily Cronin (Arlington, MA)

First-Year Goaltender Lindsay Grabowski (Princeton, NJ)

Fifth in the NESCAC in goals against average (3.52), sixth in winning percentage (.520), seventh in save percentage (.871).