Badger Women Dominate National Stats

The Badger Women are off this weekend, which makes sense w/ a large part of the team playing in the Four Nations Cup. The Badgers are about 1/3 of the way through the season, good time to take a look at how the Women are doing Nationally and in the WCHA. Hilary Knight, Jesse Vetter, Brooke Ammerman and Erika Lawler head the naitonal statisics.

Totals Pts Nationally
1 - Hilary Knights 13-6-19 (tied for 4th in WCHA)
3 - Brooke Ammerman 12-5-17 (tied for 2nd in WCHA)
6 - Erika Lawler 4-11-15
t10 - Jasmine Giles 3-10-13 (tied for 6th in WCHA)

Goals Nationally
1 - Hilary Knight 13 (tied 1st in WCHA)
2 - Brooke Ammerman 12 (tied 1st in WCHA)
Kyla Sanders (10th in WCHA)

Assists Nationally
1 - Erika Lawler 11
t2 - Jasmine Giles 10 (tied 3rd in WCHA)
t7 - Brittany Haverstock 9
Kelly Nash (tied 3rd in WCHA)
Brooke Ammerman (tied 9th in WCHA)
Alycia Matthews (tied 9th in WCHA)

PP Goals Nationally
t2- Hilary Knight 5 (tied 3rd in WCHA)
t4 - Brooke Ammerman 4 (tied 1st in WCHA)
t9 - Carolyne Prevost 3 (tied 3rd in WCHA)
t9 - Meghan Duggan 3 (tied 3rd in WCHA)
t9 - Kelly Nash 3

Goaltending Nationally
2 - Jesse Vetter 9-0-2, 0.858 GAA, 0.960 Save %, 4 Shutouts (1st)

Sure the Badgers kinda beat down some easy non-WCHA opponents, but they are doing very well in the WCHA. Brooke Ammerman is a standout frosh for the Badgers, her goal on friday night against the Foreign Legion of Duluth was outstanding, going top shelf while being tripped.

Here is a look at the Women's WCHA standings:

1 - Wisconsin 6-0-2-1, 15 pts
2 - minnesota 6-1-1-1, 14 pts
3 - North Dakota 4-1-1-0, 9 pts
4 - Minnesota State 3-2-1-1, 8 pts
5 - Duluth 2-4-2-0, 6 pts
6 - Ohio State 2-6-0-0, 4 pts
6 - St. Cloud St. 1-4-1-1, 4 pts
8 - Bemidji St. 0-6-0-0, 0 pts

The extra column in the record is for shootout wins.