ACHA Honors Badger Players & Coach in 2004

ACHA All American Awards:

• Forward, Cyndi Wisted and goaltender, Laura Dickman earned 1st-Team All American honors. Wisted lead the team with 26 goals including 6 game winners and 6 power play goals. Dickman's performance between the pipes was rock soild. She held a 1.23 GAA and had 10 shutouts including 2 in the national tournament. Both Laura and Cyndi were voted co-Team MVP by their peers. More
• Forward, Katie Ball earned Honorable Mention for her performance this season. She led the team in scoring for the second time in two years.

#21 Cyndi Wisted's two hat tricks at natl's helped earn her 1st Team All American & 2004 ACHA Tournament MVP.

#1 Laura Dickman earned 1st Team All American honors. Her 1.00 GAA during nationals helped the team win a national title.

#77 Katie Ball's team leading 44 pts earned her All American honorable mention and 2nd Team All Tournament.

ACHA Coach of the Year

Head Coach, Chris Uschan was selected 2004 "Coach of the Year" by the ACHA Coaches. With Uschan behind the bench, the Badgers have won two ACHA National Championship titles (2002 & 2004), and is on record for being the first and only team to achieve this feat in the division. The team has also appeared in every national tournament since the origination of the division in 2000-2001, where they have finished 6th, 1st, 2nd and 1st respectively.

Under his leadership, he has produced 9 First Team All Americans, 1 Player of the Year, 1 National Tournament MVP, and 9 Academic All Americans. More

All Academic Awards:

• Junior forward, Allison Rademaker and Graduate student, Nicole Krumrei were selected to the All Academic team. Rademaker, a Child Development major holds a 3.62 gpa while Krumrei, a 2nd-year Medical student has a 3.58 gpa.