The Lake Forest College women's hockey team, ranked sixth in the
nation, split a pair of games at the University of Massachusetts
Boston's Codfish Bowl over the weekend (January 2-3). The Foresters
fell 3-1 to the hosts on Saturday before knocking off Bowdoin
College 3-2 in overtime in Sunday's consolation game. Lake Forest
is now 9-1-2 on the season.
Forester sophomore Kim Herring (Dover, N.H./Groton School), who
entered the weekend leading the country in points and tied for the
national lead in goals, put the visitors on the scoreboard first
against UMass Boston on Saturday. Her power play goal was assisted
by sophomore Molly Wallner (Chatham, Ill./Chicago Young Americans)
at 14:11 in the opening period.
The Beacons, however, tied the score at 17:47 before taking the
lead on a power play score with 72 seconds remaining in the period.
The home team added an insurance goal at the 16:23 mark of the
second period.
The Foresters outshot the Beacons 44-16 in the game but suffered
their first loss of the season. The team's 10-game unbeaten streak
was the longest in program history.
Herring gave Lake Forest the early lead again on Sunday against
Bowdoin. She scored seven minutes and 25 seconds into the game with
junior Lynn Switaj (Avon Lake, Ohio/Ohio Flames) earning the
assist. Switaj, along with senior Courtney Bean (Peoria, Ill./Team
Illinois), assisted Herring again on a power play goal at 8:08 in
the second.
Bowdoin out-shot the Foresters 30-17 in the first two periods and
finally got on the scoreboard 47 seconds in the third. The Polar
Bears out-shot Lake Forest again 13-8 in the final 20 minutes of
regulation and tied the game with 2:48 left on the clock.
Overtime lasted just 29 seconds before Herring completed her third
hat trick of the year. Senior Jamie Sauer (Eagle River,
Wis./Northland Pines H.S.) earned the assist on Herring's fourth
goal of the weekend and NCAA Division III-high 18th score of
2009-10.
Lake Forest junior goaltender Alyssa Wintermute (Belmont,
Ontario/St. Thomas Panthers) stopped 41 of 43 shots on goal in the
contest, raising her record on the season to 6-0-2 and save
percentage to .929.
Herring was named to the Codfish Bowl All-Tournament Team.
The Foresters' three-game trip will conclude at Sacred Heart
University Tuesday (January 5) at 1:00 p.m. (EST).
March 18, 2010
Kim Herring and Courtney Bean Named All-American
February 28, 2010
Lake Forest Wins 7-0 to Complete Quarterfinal Sweep of Finlandia
February 26, 2010
Kim Herring and Carsia Zaban Named NCHA Player and Coach of the Year
February 23, 2010
Kim Herring Named NCHA Player of the Week after Eight-Point Weekend
February 13, 2010
#7 Lake Forest and #6 River Falls Finish Tied at Three Again
February 12, 2010
#7 Foresters Skate to a 3-3 Tie with #6 River Falls
January 30, 2010
Foresters Remain in First Place after Defeating Eau Claire at Home
January 28, 2010
Rosy Fujimoto Named Forester Athlete of the Week
January 23, 2010
Lake Forest Blanks Host Marian for Second Straight Game
January 17, 2010
Lake Forest Suffers First League Loss of the Season at Adrian
January 16, 2010
Foresters Come from Behind and Win in overtime at Adrian College
December 10, 2009
Kim Herring Named Forester Athlete of the Week
December 7, 2009
Kim Herring Named NCHA Player of the Week
December 5, 2009
Kim Herring Records Hat Trick in Foresters' Rout of Stevens Point
November 22, 2009
Lake Forest Finishes off Sweep of Visiting Finlandia
November 21, 2009
Three-Goal Third Period Gives Foresters a 4-0 Victory over Finlandia
November 19, 2009
Melissa Kravich Named Forester Athlete of the Week
November 15, 2009
Lake Forest Completes Weekend Sweep at Augsburg with Another 6-1 Victory
November 14, 2009
Foresters Win Convincingly at Augsburg College
November 7, 2009
Lake Forest Takes Three of Four Points at Nation's #10 Team
November 6, 2009
Foresters Open NCHA Schedule with 2-1 Triumph at #10 UW-Superior
November 5, 2009
Jessica Dare Named Forester Athlete of the Week
November 1, 2009
Lake Forest Completes Weekend Sweep of St. Mary's
October 31, 2009
Foresters Erase 3-0 Deficit in 5-4 Victory over St. Mary's
July 30, 2009
Ryann McCarthy Passes Away after Battle with Cancer
