The 2018–19 NCAA Division I women's ice hockey season began in September 2018 and ended with the 2019 NCAA Division I women's ice hockey tournament's championship game on March 24, 2019.
Polls
Regular season
Standings
Player stats Scoring leaders The following players lead the NCAA in points at the conclusion of games played on March 23, 2019.
PlayerClassTeam Sophomore Clarkson 40 26 47 73 Senior Clarkson 38 40 29 69 Sophomore Boston University 37 17 44 61 Freshman Princeton 29 22 35 57 Junior Clarkson 40 19 36 55 Senior Colgate 38 30 24 54 Senior Boston University 37 25 27 52 Freshman Northeastern 37 21 30 51 Junior Robert Morris 41 15 38 53 Senior Wisconsin 38 27 22 49
Leading goaltenders The following goaltenders lead the NCAA in goals against average.
GP = Games played; Min = Minutes played; W = Wins; L = Losses; T = Ties; GA = Goals against; SO = Shutouts; SV% = Save percentage; GAA = Goals against average PlayerClassTeam Redshirt Wisconsin 40 2324:51 34 4 2 41 10 .937 1.06 Senior Saint Anselm 17 995:14 14 2 1 20 5 .937 1.21 Freshman Franklin Pierce 21 1219:27 13 6 1 29 8 .938 1.43 Senior Cornell 30 1753:21 20 5 4 48 6 .918 1.64 Sophomore Minnesota 22 1326:16 20 2 0 37 3 .920 1.67
Awards
WCHA Award RecipientPlayer of the Year Annie Pankowski, WisconsinDefensive Player of the Year Jincy Roese, Ohio State Rookie of the Year Sophie Shirley, WisconsinOutstanding Student-Athlete of the Year Corbin Boyd, MinnesotaScoring Champion Nicole Schammel, MinnesotaEmma Maltais, Ohio State Goaltending Champion Kristen Campbell, WisconsinCoach of the Year Mark Johnson, WisconsinAll-WCHA Teams First Team Position Second TeamKristen Campbell, Wisconsin GAbigail Levy, MinnesotaJincy Roese, Ohio State DEmily Brown, MinnesotaMekenzie Steffen, Wisconsin DMaddie Rolfes, WisconsinEmma Maltais, Ohio State FAbby Roque, WisconsinAnnie Pankowski, Wisconsin FNicole Schammel, MinnesotaGrace Zumwinkle, Minnesota FSophie Shirley, Wisconsin Third Team Position Rookie TeamLauren Bench, Bemidji State GAbigail Levy, MinnesotaMak Langei, Bemidji State DMaggie Flaherty, Minnesota DuluthPatti Marshall, Minnesota DSophie Jaques, Ohio State– DAnna Wilgren, MinnesotaGabbie Hughes, Minnesota Duluth FBritta Curl, WisconsinKelly Pannek, Minnesota FTaylor Heise, MinnesotaNaomi Rogge, Minnesota Duluth FGabbie Hughes, Minnesota Duluth– FSophie Shirley, Wisconsin
CHA Award RecipientPlayer of the Year Terra Lanteigne, RITRookie of the Year Lauren Bellefontaine, SyracuseDefenseman of the Year Allie Munroe, SyracuseDefensive Forward of the Year Sarah Hine, MercyhurstSportsmanship Award Maggie LaGue, Robert MorrisCoach of the Year Chad Davis, RITCHA All-Conference Teams First Team Position Second TeamTerra Lanteigne, RIT GJenna Brenneman, Penn StateMaggie LaGue, Robert Morris DKelsey Crow, Penn StateAllie Munroe, Syracuse DEmily Curlett, Robert MorrisJaycee Gebhard, Robert Morris FSierra Burt, LindenwoodNatalie Heising, Penn State FEmma Polaski, SyracuseEmma Nuutinen, Mercyhurst FLexi Templeman, Robert MorrisRookie Team Position –Sophie Wolf, Lindenwood G–Jessica Adolfsson, Penn State D–Taylor Kirwan, Lindenwood D–Lauren Bellefontaine, Syracuse F–Jada Burke, Lindenwood F–Abby Moloughney, Syracuse F–
WHEA Award RecipientCami Granato Award (Player of the Year) Megan Keller, Boston CollegePro Ambitions Rookie of the Year Alina Müller, NortheasternHockey East Coach of the Year Dave Flint, NortheasternBest Defensive Forward Makenna Newkirk, Boston CollegeBest Defenseman Megan Keller, Boston CollegeSportmanship Award Marie-Jo Pelletier, New HampshireArmy ROTC Three Stars Award Megan Keller, Boston CollegeScoring Champion Jesse Compher, Boston UniversityWomen's Hockey East All-Star Teams First Team Position Second Team Aerin Frankel, Northeastern G Samantha Ridgewell, Merrimack Skylar Fontaine, Northeastern D Abby Cook, Boston University Megan Keller, Boston College D Brooke Hobson, Northeastern Jesse Compher, Boston University F Samantha Davis, Boston University Alina Müller, Northeastern F Maureen Murphy, Providence Katelyn Rae, Merrimack F Daryl Watts, Boston College Third Team Position Rookie TeamCorinne Schroeder, Boston University G–Cayla Barnes, Boston College DCayla Barnes, Boston CollegeKali Flanagan, Boston College D– Dominique Kremer, Merrimack D–Kasidy Anderson, Northeastern FChloe Aurard, NortheasternCaitrin Lonergan, Boston College FKelly Browne, Boston CollegeTaylor Wenczkowski, New Hampshire FSara Hjalmarsson, Providence– FAlina Müller, Northeastern– FMackenna Parker, Boston University
ECAC Award RecipientPlayer of the Year Loren Gabel, ClarksonBest Forward Loren Gabel, ClarksonBest Defenseman Jaime Bourbonnais, CornellRookie of the Year Sarah Fillier, PrincetonGoaltender of the Year Lovisa Selander, RPIMandi Schwartz Student-Athlete of the Year Mackenzie Lancaster, QuinnipiacCoach of the Year Doug Derraugh, CornellAll-ECAC Teams First Team Position Second Team Lovisa Selander, RPI G Lindsay Reed, Harvard Jaime Bourbonnais, Cornell D Ella Shelton, Clarkson Claire Thompson, Princeton D Olivia Zafuto, Colgate Jessie Eldridge, Colgate F Maggie Connors, Princeton Sarah Fillier, Princeton F Élizabeth Giguère, Clarkson Loren Gabel, Clarkson F Kristin O'Neill, Cornell Third Team Position Rookie Team Kassidy Sauvé, Clarkson G Lindsay Reed, Harvard Josiane Pozzebon, Clarkson D Tanner Gates, Colgate Micah Zandee-Hart, Cornell D Mariah Keopple, Princeton Carly Bullock, Princeton F Maggie Connors, Princeton Shae Labbe, Colgate F Sarah Fillier, Princeton Michaela Pejzlová, Clarkson F Rebecca Vanstone, Yale
Patty Kazmaier Award +Patty Kazmaier Award Finalists PlayerPositionSchool Forward Clarkson Defense Boston College Top Three Forward Wisconsin Top Three Forward Boston University Forward Colgate Forward Princeton Forward Clarkson Forward Northeastern Forward Minnesota Goaltender RPI
AHCA Coach of the Year +AHCA Coach of the Year FinalistsCoachSchool Cornell RIT Clarkson Northeastern Minnesota Wisconsin Saint Anselm
Women's Hockey Commissioners Association Grace Harrison: Women's Hockey Commissioners Association Division I Goaltender of the Month for January 2019
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