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Posted: March 17th, 2011

Meghan Agosta (Contributed/Mercyhurst College)

Senior forward Meghan Agosta was the Mercyhurst College women’s hockey team’s only player on the Reebok Hockey/ACHA All-America Team. The honorees were announced at the NCAA Women’s Division I Frozen Four’s Welcome Banquet on Thursday at Ambassador Banquet & Conference Center.

Agosta, who leads the nation in scoring with 86 points, earned the honor for the fourth straight year.

She was joined on the first team by four players participating in this weekend’s NCAA Women’s Division I Frozen Four – senior goaltender Molly Schaus (Boston College), sophomore defenseman Laura Fortino (Cornell) and senior forward Meghan Duggan and junior forward Hilary Knight of Wisconsin. Senior defenseman Jocelyne Larocque (Minnesota Duluth) also was named to the first team.

The second team included sophomore goaltender Noora Raty (Minnesota), senior defenseman Catherine Ward (Boston University), sophomore forward Brianna Decker (Wisconsin), senior forward Kelli Stack (BC) and sophomore defenseman Lauriane Rougeau and junior forward Rebecca Johnston from Cornell.

In other news, Mercyhurst freshmen forward Taylor Holstrom was named Atlantic Hockey Association’s rookie of the year. Holstrom, who had nine goals and 33 points in 36 games this season, also was named to the all-rookie team. Senior goaltender Ryan Zapolski, an Erie native, earned a spot on the second team. Seniors Jeff Terminesi, a defenseman, and Scott Pitt, a forward, were on the third team.

Posted: March 3rd, 2011

Mercyhurst College senior forwards Meghan Agosta and Vicki Bendus are among the top 10 finalists for the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award, USA Hockey announced today.

Agosta, the nation’s leading scorer with 79 points, set NCAA career records for goals, power-play goals and points this season. Bendus, the reigning Kazmaier Award winner, ranks fifth nationally with 1.85 points per game (50 points in 27 games).

The other finalists are senior forward Meghan Duggan (Wisconsin), sophomore defenseman Laura Fortino (Cornell), junior forward Haley Irwin (Minnesota Duluth), junior forward Rebecca Johnston (Cornell), junior forward Hillary Knight (Wisconsin), sophomore goaltender Noora Raty (Minnesota), senior goaltender Molly Schaus (Boston College) and senior forward Kelli Stack (Boston College).

A 13-member selection committee comprised of NCAA Division I women’s hockey coaches, print and broadcast media representatives, a USA Hockey representative and an at-large member, will trim the list to three finalists. Those players will be announced March 10. The winner will be unveiled during the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award Ceremony and Brunch on March 19 at Bayfront Convention Center.

Check out USA Hockey’s news release by clicking here.

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