Complete Release

Player of the Week

Holly Nonis- Manhattanville
Junior, Forward, Brampton, Ontario/Saint Thomas Aquinas
After picking up an ECAC East Co-Player of the Week award the junior once again helped the Valiants on the score sheet with two goals and two assists. Against Plymouth State, Nonis picked up two assists as the Valiants easily defeated the panthers. The following day, she scored two of the three goals against Southern Maine. This season, she has 10 goals and eight assists while playing in only 14 games.

Goalie of the Week

Leah Hallett-UMass Boston
Sophomore, Rocky Hill, Conn./Connecticut Polar Bears
In two games, the sophomore was outstanding with a 1.00 goals against average, while stopping 70 of 72 shots for a .972 save percentage.  Hallett made 40 saves in a 1-0 shutout over NESCAC opponent Connecticut College on January 29 for her fourth career shutout and second of the season.  She came back the next day to make 30 more saves, while breaking the school's single-season record for stops in a year in the Beacons' 4-2 victory over Saint Michael's College.  She now has 617 saves for the season.

Rookie of the Week

Rosemarie Giarrusso-Saint Anselm
Forward, Royal Palm Beach, Fla./North American Hockey Academy
Giarrusso scored the Hawks' first hat trick since March, 2008, netting three goals against Nichols College on Friday night to lead the Hawks to an 8-0 victory.

Honor Roll

Molly Corl-Saint Anselm
Sophomore, Forward, Danvers, Mass./World Hockey Centre
Molly Corl had a five-point weekend, scoring three goals and two assists in two games for the Hawks.  She notched a goal and two assists on Friday against Nichols, and then went on to score both of the Hawks' goals against Holy Cross on Saturday.

Samantha Zitzer-Salve Regina
Freshman, Forward, Lake Forest, Ill.
Zitzer scored two goals- including the game-winner with 3.9 seconds remaining in regulation-to lift the Salve Regina University women's ice hockey team to a 3-2 win over Castleton State on Saturday evening.

Katie Little-Manhattanville
Freshman, Forward, Victoria, British Columbia/Team British Columbia
Little finished the week with three goals and two assists as she broke a seven game goal scoring drought. Against Plymouth State, she scored twice as well as added two assists for a four-point night. The following day she added the team's second goal against Southern Maine.

Chiara Traversa-Norwich
Sophomore, Torino, Italy/Kent School
Traversa stopped all 18 shots that he faced en route to picking up her second shutout of the season on Friday in Norwich's 6-0 blanking of Saint Michael's College. For the season, Traversa shows a 1.50 goals-against average and a .905 save percentage to go along with an unblemished 8-0-0 overall record.