2001 ACHA All-American Awards

2001 ACHA All-American Season Awards

Wisconsin Players grab two of the six spots on the inaugural All-American Team. These top honors were based upon the nomination by coaches from each team as well as other factors (see below). Forward Anne Woll and Defenseman Roseann Meyer proudly represent Wisconsin in the inaugural ACHA season.

2001 All-Americans

Player of the Year
Jennifer Horton(Sr - Defense)
Arizona State U

Forwards
Meghan Collier
  U of Michigan
Gina Grosso
  St. Cloud State
Anne Woll
  Wisconsin

Defense
Roseann Meyer
  Wisconsin
Jen Horton
  Arizona State

Goalie
Heather Moulzof
  St. Cloud State

Roseann Meyer was a dominating force on the ice leading the team with a plus 56 +/- rating (+/- being on the ice when a goal is scored). She also had 13 goals and 8 assist through out the season totalling 21 points as a defensemen. Roseann was also named to the 1st team 2001 ACHA All-Tournament team. Roseann will not be returning to the team for the 2001-02 season as she is transferring to the University of Montana.

Anne Woll lead the UW squad in scoring as well as she was one of the leagues leading scorer's. Her aggressive play and speed earned Anne an impressive 44 points including 30 goals. Anne was second to Meyer in +/- with a plus 40. Anne Woll, a graduate student, was also named to the ACHA All-Academic Team as she carried a 3.875 GPA. She is working towards her master's in Educational Communications and Technology.She earned her undergrad at Lake Forest College (3.54 GPA).

Also mentioned for All-American Awards were:

Annie Cheese – St. Cloud State University
Kelly Vruwink – University of Wisconsin
Nina Flemming – University of Maryland
Gayle Shalloo – Arizona State University
Sara Pome – University of Michigan
Leigh Ziminski – University of Maryland
Kristina Fejes – University of Pittsburgh
Andrea Lavelle – Penn State University
Caitlin Farr – University of Colorado
Sarah Bommer – University of Colorado
Amber Blatnica – University of Pittsburgh

All American Teams & the Player of the Year are based on the point system as follows:

5 pts for All-Tournament 1st Team selection
5 pts for nomination from player’s coach
4 pts for All-Tournament Honorable Mention Team
4 pts for a nomination from a coach other than the player’s coach
3 pts for being in the top 10 in ACHA season stats (top 3 for goalies)
2 pts for being in the top 20 in ACHA season stats top 6 for goalies)
1 pt for being in the top 30 in ACHA season stats (top 10 for goalies)

Last revised: March 31, 2004

Wisconsin Players grab two of the six spots on the inaugural All-American Team. These top honors were based upon the nomination by coaches from each team as well as other factors (see below). Forward Anne Woll and Defenseman Roseann Meyer proudly represent Wisconsin in the inaugural ACHA season.		2001 All-Americans Player of the Year Jennifer Horton(Sr - Defense) Arizona State U Forwards Meghan Collier U of Michigan Gina Grosso St. Cloud State Anne Woll Wisconsin Defense Roseann Meyer Wisconsin Jen Horton Arizona State Goalie Heather Moulzof St. Cloud State
Roseann Meyer was a dominating force on the ice leading the team with a plus 56 +/- rating (+/- being on the ice when a goal is scored). She also had 13 goals and 8 assist through out the season totalling 21 points as a defensemen. Roseann was also named to the 1st team 2001 ACHA All-Tournament team. Roseann will not be returning to the team for the 2001-02 season as she is transferring to the University of Montana.
	Anne Woll lead the UW squad in scoring as well as she was one of the leagues leading scorer's. Her aggressive play and speed earned Anne an impressive 44 points including 30 goals. Anne was second to Meyer in +/- with a plus 40. Anne Woll, a graduate student, was also named to the ACHA All-Academic Team as she carried a 3.875 GPA. She is working towards her master's in Educational Communications and Technology.She earned her undergrad at Lake Forest College (3.54 GPA).
Also mentioned for All-American Awards were: Annie Cheese – St. Cloud State University Kelly Vruwink – University of Wisconsin Nina Flemming – University of Maryland Gayle Shalloo – Arizona State University Sara Pome – University of Michigan Leigh Ziminski – University of Maryland Kristina Fejes – University of Pittsburgh Andrea Lavelle – Penn State University Caitlin Farr – University of Colorado Sarah Bommer – University of Colorado Amber Blatnica – University of Pittsburgh All American Teams & the Player of the Year are based on the point system as follows: 5 pts for All-Tournament 1st Team selection 5 pts for nomination from player’s coach 4 pts for All-Tournament Honorable Mention Team 4 pts for a nomination from a coach other than the player’s coach 3 pts for being in the top 10 in ACHA season stats (top 3 for goalies) 2 pts for being in the top 20 in ACHA season stats top 6 for goalies) 1 pt for being in the top 30 in ACHA season stats (top 10 for goalies)