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Patty Kazmaier 2022

Timothy A

Timothy A

Let's go RED!
Usually we are chatting about this by now, so let's get started. I am championing no UW player, none are deserving this season. I am fascinated by the OSU D Jaques. 16 goals as a D is tremendous and 31 assists is a wow. The next highest D in overall scoring has 5G and 28A. There's no F running away with the scoring title. Frankel has the most s/o by 3 over Blair and the best save%, though it's not light years ahead of the others.
 
Sophie Jaques definitely merits consideration. I could never figure out her season last year, and Emma Maltais, too, but especially Jaques. Too much talent to not be more productive offensively. Maybe they needed her to just anchor the D w/o Dunne? Anyway, what a bounce-back year for #18. It seems that D never get any love, and because Jaques is so effective defensively, I think that she absolutely deserves some.
 
Timothy A said:
Usually we are chatting about this by now, so let's get started. I am championing no UW player, none are deserving this season. I am fascinated by the OSU D Jaques. 16 goals as a D is tremendous and 31 assists is a wow. The next highest D in overall scoring has 5G and 28A. There's no F running away with the scoring title. Frankel has the most s/o by 3 over Blair and the best save%, though it's not light years ahead of the others.
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I don't know Timmay, Watts has surged to 2nd in the nation in scoring and leads the country in goals. A big weekend @ OSU might get her over the top.
 
Timothy A said:
I don't know Timmay, Watts has surged to 2nd in the nation in scoring and leads the country in goals. A big weekend @ OSU might get her over the top.
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Hahah this was great. I’m happy she went off this weekend. Just like seeing greatness. A nine point weekend is insane. Was happy to see Haase, Milewski, giving it some love on Twitter .
 
Daryl. Watts.

Peaking at the right time. Now second in all time scoring where no one else has even approached the records of the past with the overall quality of game play rising.


http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/w_icehockey_rb/2022/D1.pdf

Points Player, Team Years Gm G A Pts.
&Meghan Agosta, Mercyhurst 2007-09, 11 134 157 146 303
*Daryl Watts, Boston College/ Wisconsin 2018-22 165 133 160 293 **2 Regular Season Games to go, plus playoffs**
Hannah Brandt, Minnesota 2013-16 158 116 170 286
#Julie Chu, Harvard 2003-05, 07 129 88 197 285
&Jocelyne Lamoureux, Minnesota/North Dakota 2009, 11-13 149 125 160 285
Alex Carpenter, Boston College 2012-13, 15-16 150 133 145 278
Nicole Corriero, Harvard 2002-05 136 150 115 265
&Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, Minnesota/North Dakota 2009, 11-13 149 113 152 265
&Hilary Knight, Wisconsin 2007-09, 11-12 161 143 119 262
@Kendall Coyne, Northeastern 2012-13, 15-16 133 141 108 249
@Amanda Kessel, Minnesota 2011-13, 16 127 108 140 248
Natalie Darwitz, Minnesota 2003-05 99 102 144 246
Brianna Decker, Wisconsin 2010-13 143 115 129 244
Haley Skarupa, Boston College 2013-16 144 115 129 244


Timothy A said:
I don't know Timmay, Watts has surged to 2nd in the nation in scoring and leads the country in goals. A big weekend @ OSU might get her over the top.
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Cpl37 said:
Now second in all time scoring where no one else has even approached the records of the past ...
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How high does somebody have to get to qualify as "approaching" the records of the past? Just wondering.
 
Cpl37 said:
Daryl. Watts.

Peaking at the right time. Now second in all time scoring where no one else has even approached the records of the past with the overall quality of game play rising.


http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/w_icehockey_rb/2022/D1.pdf

Points Player, Team Years Gm G A Pts.
&Meghan Agosta, Mercyhurst 2007-09, 11 134 157 146 303
*Daryl Watts, Boston College/ Wisconsin 2018-22 165 133 160 293 **2 Regular Season Games to go, plus playoffs**
Hannah Brandt, Minnesota 2013-16 158 116 170 286
#Julie Chu, Harvard 2003-05, 07 129 88 197 285
&Jocelyne Lamoureux, Minnesota/North Dakota 2009, 11-13 149 125 160 285
Alex Carpenter, Boston College 2012-13, 15-16 150 133 145 278
Nicole Corriero, Harvard 2002-05 136 150 115 265
&Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, Minnesota/North Dakota 2009, 11-13 149 113 152 265
&Hilary Knight, Wisconsin 2007-09, 11-12 161 143 119 262
@Kendall Coyne, Northeastern 2012-13, 15-16 133 141 108 249
@Amanda Kessel, Minnesota 2011-13, 16 127 108 140 248
Natalie Darwitz, Minnesota 2003-05 99 102 144 246
Brianna Decker, Wisconsin 2010-13 143 115 129 244
Haley Skarupa, Boston College 2013-16 144 115 129 244
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So I assume she will break this, probably not this weekend against OSU, but the following week against BSU or Mankato, does that give her the inside track to the award?
 
HockeyGuy362 said:
So I assume she will break this, probably not this weekend against OSU, but the following week against BSU or Mankato, does that give her the inside track to the award?
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Watts has already won the Patty Kaz and only Jennifer Botterill (when talent depth wasn’t what it is today) has won twice. While I think you could make a good argument that she should win it, I’m almost certain that she won’t.

if it is close they will give it to the player who hasn’t won before which would give Heise the edge IMO.
 
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Cpl37 said:
Daryl. Watts.

Peaking at the right time. Now second in all time scoring where no one else has even approached the records of the past with the overall quality of game play rising.


http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/w_iceh...rb/2022/D1.pdf

Points Player, Team Years Gm G A Pts.
&Meghan Agosta, Mercyhurst 2007-09, 11 134 157 146 303
*Daryl Watts, Boston College/ Wisconsin 2018-22 165 133 160 293 **2 Regular Season Games to go, plus playoffs**
Hannah Brandt, Minnesota 2013-16 158 116 170 286
#Julie Chu, Harvard 2003-05, 07 129 88 197 285
&Jocelyne Lamoureux, Minnesota/North Dakota 2009, 11-13 149 125 160 285
Alex Carpenter, Boston College 2012-13, 15-16 150 133 145 278
* Elizabeth Giguere, Clarkson/UMinn Duluth 2018-22 160 115 162 277** 2 Regular Season Game to go, plus playoffs**
Nicole Corriero, Harvard 2002-05 136 150 115 265
&Monique Lamoureux-Kolls, Minnesota/North Dakota 2009, 11-13 149 113 152 265
&Hilary Knight, Wisconsin 2007-09, 11-12 161 143 119 262
@Kendall Coyne, Northeastern 2012-13, 15-16 133 141 108 249
@Amanda Kessel, Minnesota 2011-13, 16 127 108 140 248
Natalie Darwitz, Minnesota 2003-05 99 102 144 246
Brianna Decker, Wisconsin 2010-13 143 115 129 244
Haley Skarupa, Boston College 2013-16 144 115 129 244
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Fixed your post. You forgot Ms Giguere when talking about players that have made it into the {Top 15} :-) records of the past.
She won't win the Patty Kaz this year but she is another terrific player and holds most of the Clarkson scoring records.
 
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Cpl37 said:
How about anywhere on the top 25??
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Elizabeth Giguere has 280 points, so she'd be sixth.

KTDC said:
Hannah Brandt never got any credit for career numbers!
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I think if she'd been healthy her senior year, then her career numbers and her NCAA performance would have earned her more credibility. She wasn't, so it came down to Coyne over Carpenter.

While we're talking career numbers, can Watts reach the 319 that Jennifer Botterill posted? Likely a maximum of nine more games, 10 if the WCHA quarter goes to the third game.
 
vicb said:
You forgot Ms Giguere when talking about players that have made it into the {Top 15} :-) records of the past.
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I had her at 233 points coming into this year from collegehockeystats, plus another 47 this year. Is that wrong? Anyway, she has three more regular season games, as UMD plays SCSU tomorrow (as well as this weekend).
 
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