Patty Kazmaier Award

The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award is given to the top female college ice hockey player in the United States. The award is presented during the women's annual ice hockey championship, the Frozen Four. The award was first presented in 1998.

Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award
SportIce hockey
Awarded forTop player in NCAA Division I women’s ice hockey.[1]
History
First award1998
Most recentSophie Jaques

The award is named in honor of the late Patty Kazmaier-Sandt, a four-year varsity letter winner and All Ivy League honoree for the Princeton University women's ice hockey team from 1981 through 1986. She also played field hockey and lacrosse. She died on February 15, 1990, at the age of 28 from a rare blood disease. Patty was the daughter of Heisman Trophy winner Dick Kazmaier.

Award winners
YearWinnerPositionSchoolHometown
1998Brandy FisherForwardNew HampshirePotsdam, New York
1999A.J. MleczkoForwardHarvardNantucket, Massachusetts
2000Ali BrewerGoaltenderBrownRacine, Wisconsin
2001Jennifer BotterillForwardHarvardOttawa, Ontario
2002Brooke WhitneyForwardNortheasternSnohomish, Washington
2003Jennifer BotterillForwardHarvardOttawa, Ontario
2004Angela RuggieroDefenseHarvardPanorama City, California
2005Krissy WendellForwardMinnesotaBrooklyn Park, Minnesota
2006Sara BauerForwardWisconsinSt. Catharines, Ontario
2007Julie ChuForwardHarvardBridgeport, Connecticut
2008Sarah VaillancourtForwardHarvardSherbrooke, Quebec
2009Jessie VetterGoaltenderWisconsinCottage Grove, Wisconsin
2010Vicki BendusForwardMercyhurstWasaga Beach, Ontario
2011Meghan DugganForwardWisconsinDanvers, Massachusetts
2012Brianna DeckerForwardWisconsinDousman, Wisconsin
2013Amanda KesselForwardMinnesotaMadison, Wisconsin
2014Jamie Lee RattrayForwardClarksonKanata, Ontario
2015Alex CarpenterForwardBoston CollegeCambridge, Massachusetts
2016Kendall CoyneForwardNortheasternPalos Park, Illinois
2017Ann-Renée DesbiensGoaltenderWisconsinLa Malbaie, Quebec
2018Daryl WattsForwardBoston CollegeToronto, Ontario
2019Loren GabelForwardClarksonKitchener, Ontario
2020Élizabeth GiguèreForwardClarksonQuebec City, Quebec
2021Aerin FrankelGoaltenderNortheasternBriarcliff Manor, New York
2022Taylor HeiseForwardMinnesotaLake City, Minnesota
2023Sophie JaquesDefenseOhio StateToronto, Ontario


Winners by school
SchoolWinners
Harvard6
Wisconsin5
Northeastern3
Clarkson3
Minnesota3
Boston College2
Brown1
Mercyhurst College1
Ohio State University1
New Hampshire1

Finalists by school
SchoolWinners
Minnesota10
Minnesota-Duluth7
Wisconsin5
Mercyhurst College4
Boston College3
Harvard3
New Hampshire3
Northeastern4
Boston University2
Brown2
Clarkson2
Dartmouth2
Cornell1
North Dakota1
Ohio State1
St. Lawrence1
Providence1
Yale1
Colgate University1

Winners by state/province
State/ProvinceWinners
Ontario8
Wisconsin4
Massachusetts3
Quebec3
Minnesota2
New York2
California1
Illinois1
Minnesota1
Washington1

Finalists
YearFinalistSchoolFinalistSchool
1998Laurie BelliveauYaleSarah HoodDartmouth
1999Ali BrewerBrownNicki LuongoNew Hampshire
2000Sara DeCostaProvidenceTara MounseyBrown
Carisa ZabanNew Hampshire
2001Tammy ShewchukHarvardCourtney KennedyMinnesota
2002Ronda CurtinMinnesotaCarly HaggardDartmouth
2003Angela RuggieroHarvardJenny PotterMinnesota Duluth
2004Chanda GunnNortheasternJenny PotterMinnesota Duluth
2005Natalie DarwitzMinnesotaCaroline OuelletteMinnesota Duluth
2006Sabrina Harbec[2]St. LawrenceRiitta SchaublinMinnesota Duluth
2007Meghan Agosta[3]MercyhurstSara BauerWisconsin
2008Meghan Agosta[4]MercyhurstKim MartinMinnesota Duluth
2009Meghan Agosta[5]MercyhurstSarah VaillancourtHarvard
2010Kelly Paton[6]New HampshireNoora RätyMinnesota
2011Meghan AgostaMercyhurstKelli StackBoston College
2012Jocelyne LamoureuxNorth DakotaFlorence SchellingNortheastern
2013Megan BozekMinnesotaNoora RätyMinnesota
2014Hannah BrandtMinnesotaJillian SaulnierCornell
2015Hannah BrandtMinnesotaMarie-Philip PoulinBoston University
2016Alex CarpenterBoston CollegeAnn-Renee DesbiensWisconsin
2017Cayley MercerClarksonLara StalderMinnesota Duluth
2018Victoria BachBoston UniversityLoren GabelClarkson
2019Megan KellerBoston CollegeAnnie PankowskiWisconsin
2020Alina MullerNortheasternAbby RoqueWisconsin
2021Grace ZumwinkleMinnesotaDaryl WattsWisconsin
2022Gabbie HughesMinnesota DuluthSophie JaquesOhio State
2023Alina MuellerNortheasternDanielle SerdachnyColgate

See also

References
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  2. "USA Hockey". Archived from the original on 2007-12-13. Retrieved 2011-02-04.
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