Time for another look at some of the best single-game performances in NC Women’s Ice Hockey — the nominees for HERO of the Week!
The only way to vote is the poll at the bottom of the page. Once you’ve made your voice heard, be sure to share with friends so they can vote as well! Vote up to once per hour until polls close Friday at 10 AM Pacific.
Last time, Lindenwood’s Britannia Gillanders earned your vote thanks to her four-point performance in a series split at Minnesota State, tallying two goals and two assists in the two contests.
Mercyhurst’s Kennedy Blair was your vote for goaltending HERO for the third poll in a row after she backstopped her team to a sweep of Syracus, totaling 43 saves in the series.
Who will you choose this week? Check out the nominees below.
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Hannah Alt, Lindenwood
Alt led the Lions to a split with tenth-ranked St. Lawrence, scoring a goal and an assist in Friday’s 5-4 victory and adding another lamplighter in Saturday’s 3-2 loss.
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Makenna Newkirk, Boston College
Newkirk notched a staggering 10 points in a 3-0-0 week for Eagles, tallying three goals and seven assists. In Tuesday’s 7-3 win at Merrimack, Newkirk tallied two goals and two assists, before earning a career-best five points with a goal and four assists in Friday’s 6-0 win over New Hampshire. On Sunday, she added another helper in a 5-1 win at New Hampshire.
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Emily Bergland, Bemidji State
The Beavers skated to a program-record sixth consecutive win last Tuesday, thanks to some impressive heroics by Bergland, who scored both of her team’s goals in the 2-1 overtime win over Mercyhurst.
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Hannah Ehresmann, Penn State
Against her team’s longtime rival Ohio State, Ehresmann totaled 70 stops in two games. In Friday’s 5-1 win, the senior netminder put up a 31-save effort, before recording a season-high 39 saves in a 2-0 loss on Saturday.
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Carly Jackson, Maine
Maine grabbed a pair of wins at Boston University, thanks in large part to the goaltending effort by Jackson, who totaled 46 saves in the two contests. In Saturday’s 4-1 victory, the sophomore netminder turned aside 22 shots, before adding 24 more saves in Sunday’s 3-2 win.
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Emma Polusny, St. Cloud State
The first-year netminder backstopped her team to a sweep of Minnesota State. Polusny earned her third shutout of the season with a 23-save effort in a 5-0 victory on Friday before making 33 saves in Saturday’s 3-1 triumph.