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VERMONT WOMEN'S HOCKEY NOTEBOOK
The University of Vermont women’s hockey travels to Boston to take on Hockey East foe No. 7 Northeastern on Wednesday (Nov. 25) at 3 p.m. at Matthews Arena.

ABOUT NORTHEASTERN
The Huskies are on top of the Hockey East standings with a conference record of 5-1-2 with a shootout win. Their overall record is 9-2-2. Northeastern has outscored its opponents this season by a score of 31-14.

Sophomore goalie Florence Schellings has been a defensive star for the Huskies this season owning a goals against average of 0.99 and a save percentage of .964. She has been named Hockey East Defensive Player of the Week three weeks in a row.

Alyssa Wohlfeiler and Kristi Kehoe lead the offensive attack for Northeastern with 12 points each. A total of 10 different players have found the back of the net for the Huskies this season, with eight players recording at least two goals.

SERIES HISTORY
After sweeping a weekend series in Burlington last month Northeastern holds an 11-2-1 record all-time against the Catamounts. UVM has won once in Boston, with a 1-0 victory during the 2005-06 season.

Northeastern defeated UVM 3-0 and 1-0 earlier this year at Gutterson Fieldhouse.

GAME-WINNER
Sophomore Kailey Nash (Middletown, R.I.) has notched three game-winning goals in Vermont’s first 10 games. She is one game-winning goal shy of tying the all-time record of four set by Torrey Dennis in the 1999-00 season.

Nash is tied for second in the nation with her three game-winning goals.

USING THE ADVANTAGE
The Catamounts have excelled on special teams this year. Vermont set a school-record with 22 consecutive penalty kills, which was snapped against Boston U on Nov. 11. However, when UVM is on the power play usually finds the back of the net.

Kailey Nash is tied for the lead in the nation with seven power-play goals. Freshman Emily Walsh (Suffield, Conn.) is tied for 11th in the nation with three power-play goals this season.

WHO’S NEXT | 2009-10 Schedule
Vermont returns to action on Saturday (Nov. 28) when it hosts Dartmouth at 7 p.m. at Gutterson Fieldhouse. The game will be broadcast on WVMT-620 AM and on the Internet at SportsJuice.com. Live video of the game will also be available for the Dartmouth game on a pay-per-view basis via B2 Networks.

FOLLOW OR FRIEND THE CATAMOUNTS ON FACEBOOK & TWITTER
The UVM Athletic Department has a Facebook page. Click here to become a friend of the department to keep up with all the happenings in Catamount Country.

Fans can also follow the Catamounts via Twitter. The department has a general Twitter account @UVMAthletics and the women's hockey team also has a Twitter account @UVM_W_Hockey Follow @UVMAthletics for general news on the department and/or follow @UVM_W_Hockey for more in-depth coverage of the team, including in-game updates throughout the season.

WEBCASTING VIA B2 NETWORKS | Click Here
For the second straight season, the Vermont athletic department video streaming at home hockey games this season. The video stream will be courtesy of B2 Networks and is available on a pay-per-view basis for $7 per game. The game will not include audio, just video. Log onto www.UVMathletics.com for more information.

CATAMOUNTS ALL-ACCESS | Click Here
Visit the Catamounts All-Access page at UVMathletics.com for information on how to get results of your favorite Catamount teams minutes after the conclusion of the game via a text message on your cell phone via eScores. The feature is available to anyone with a cell phone, regardless of cell phone service provider.

Also, stay up-to-date with the Catamounts. Sign up for the Vermont Women's Hockey eNews, offered free of charge by the Athletic Communications Office. Receive all the latest news and notes, as well as complete game summaries for every contest via your personal e-mail account.

Catamounts All-Access also includes links to UVM's other social networking sites like Flickr and YouTube, Vermont's television schedule, live stats, live audio streaming and wallpaper for your computer.

PHOTO STORE | Click Here
Catamount faithful can purchase athletic pictures at www.UVMathletics.com via the Vermont Photo Store. Pictures make great gifts for holidays, home wall art, or office decorations. Powered by Replay Photos, the website will feature pictures of all 18 sports, including game action photos from the 2009-10 season.

TICKETS | Click Here
Tickets to all Vermont athletic events can be purchased online at UVMathletics.com, via the phone at 802-656-4410 or the day of the game in most cases. Any questions concerning tickets should be directed to the ticket office at 802-656-4410 or athletic.tickets@uvm.edu.

GET YOUR GEAR | Click Here
The UVM athletic department, in conjunction with TeamFanShop, has launched its first-ever merchandise and apparel store through the school's official athletic site at UVMathletics.com. The new online store includes hats, polo shirts, shorts, t-shirts, gifts and much more from several leading manufacturers.