Post Season Honors
Posted: Tue Feb 23, 2010 7:24 am
Star Tribune All Metro Team
BETHANY BRAUSEN - Player of the Year
KALLIE BILLADEAU
Hopkins, goalie, senior
Billadeau, a first-team selection last season, got even stingier. She allowed two fewer goals (34) than last season and improved her save percentage almost 20 points (.954). Opponents scored more than one goal on Billadeau, a Syracuse recruit, in only eight of her 26 starts.
GINA MCDONALD
Irondale, forward, senior
A key cog in Irondale's past two state tournament teams, tallying a combined 83 goals and 73 assists during that span. Technically sound, McDonald elevated her game in the section playoffs, scoring two game-winning goals and assisting on another. Will play at Harvard next year.
CORINNE BUIE
Edina, forward, senior
Big, strong forward led Edina with 36 goals. Rarely separated from the puck. Providence recruit scored two goals in each of the Hornets' three section playoff victories. Carried over her scoring prowess from the soccer field, where she tallied 33 goals last fall.
BETHANY BRAUSEN
Roseville, forward, senior
A two-time captain and vocal leader, Brausen led the Raiders, ranked No. 1 in Class 2A for much of the season, with 33 goals and 64 points. The Gophers recruit tallied a hat trick in the playoffs against defending state champion Stillwater.
MILICA MCMILLEN
Breck, defense, sophomore
Contributed to the offense with 16 goals and a team-best 35 assists. Possessing a booming shot, McMillen does her part on the defensive end as well. Breck allowed three or more goals in only four games. Named to the all-tournament team at state as an eighth-grader.
ROSIE ALLEVA
Red Wing, defense, senior
Princeton recruit is a smooth skater with keen offensive instincts. Hard worker whose dead-eye shot stems from daily 5 a.m. shooting practice. Scored 31 goals and 26 assists. Rarely leaves the ice.
SECOND TEAM
Forwards
Hannah Brant, Hill-Murray, soph., 42 G, 36 A-78 pts.
Meghan Lorence, Irondale, junior, 46-36-82
Rachel Ramsey, Minnetonka, junior, 22-23-45
Defensemen
Allie Duellman, Roseville, senior, 13-23-36 - Bemidji State
Audrey Hanmer, Forest Lake, junior, 17-18-35
Goalie
Marah Sobczak, Stillwater, senior, .914 save pct.
THIRD TEAM
Forwards
Rachael Bona, Coon Rapids, 33-21-54 junior
Jordyn Burns, Benilde-St. Margaret's, 31-21-52 junior
Amanda Colin, Burnsville, senior, 40-27-67 - Quinnipiac
Hillary Crowe, Blake, junior, 35-48-83
Defensemen
Laurel Miller, Totino-Grace, senior 16-23-39 - Wisconsin
Maggie Pendleton, Hill-Murray, senior 12-22-34 - Providence
Goalie
Julie Friend, Minnetonka, junior, .9452 save pct.
BETHANY BRAUSEN - Player of the Year
KALLIE BILLADEAU
Hopkins, goalie, senior
Billadeau, a first-team selection last season, got even stingier. She allowed two fewer goals (34) than last season and improved her save percentage almost 20 points (.954). Opponents scored more than one goal on Billadeau, a Syracuse recruit, in only eight of her 26 starts.
GINA MCDONALD
Irondale, forward, senior
A key cog in Irondale's past two state tournament teams, tallying a combined 83 goals and 73 assists during that span. Technically sound, McDonald elevated her game in the section playoffs, scoring two game-winning goals and assisting on another. Will play at Harvard next year.
CORINNE BUIE
Edina, forward, senior
Big, strong forward led Edina with 36 goals. Rarely separated from the puck. Providence recruit scored two goals in each of the Hornets' three section playoff victories. Carried over her scoring prowess from the soccer field, where she tallied 33 goals last fall.
BETHANY BRAUSEN
Roseville, forward, senior
A two-time captain and vocal leader, Brausen led the Raiders, ranked No. 1 in Class 2A for much of the season, with 33 goals and 64 points. The Gophers recruit tallied a hat trick in the playoffs against defending state champion Stillwater.
MILICA MCMILLEN
Breck, defense, sophomore
Contributed to the offense with 16 goals and a team-best 35 assists. Possessing a booming shot, McMillen does her part on the defensive end as well. Breck allowed three or more goals in only four games. Named to the all-tournament team at state as an eighth-grader.
ROSIE ALLEVA
Red Wing, defense, senior
Princeton recruit is a smooth skater with keen offensive instincts. Hard worker whose dead-eye shot stems from daily 5 a.m. shooting practice. Scored 31 goals and 26 assists. Rarely leaves the ice.
SECOND TEAM
Forwards
Hannah Brant, Hill-Murray, soph., 42 G, 36 A-78 pts.
Meghan Lorence, Irondale, junior, 46-36-82
Rachel Ramsey, Minnetonka, junior, 22-23-45
Defensemen
Allie Duellman, Roseville, senior, 13-23-36 - Bemidji State
Audrey Hanmer, Forest Lake, junior, 17-18-35
Goalie
Marah Sobczak, Stillwater, senior, .914 save pct.
THIRD TEAM
Forwards
Rachael Bona, Coon Rapids, 33-21-54 junior
Jordyn Burns, Benilde-St. Margaret's, 31-21-52 junior
Amanda Colin, Burnsville, senior, 40-27-67 - Quinnipiac
Hillary Crowe, Blake, junior, 35-48-83
Defensemen
Laurel Miller, Totino-Grace, senior 16-23-39 - Wisconsin
Maggie Pendleton, Hill-Murray, senior 12-22-34 - Providence
Goalie
Julie Friend, Minnetonka, junior, .9452 save pct.