Stefanie Marty

Billadeau, Kallie Carrie-Mattimoe, Holly Cockell, Ashley Drinkwater, Jenesica Greco, Jacquie Hosoyamada, Akane Johnson, Cara Jones, Stephanie Krebs, Brittney LaCombe, Christina Marty, Stefanie Menard, Isabel Metcalfe, Taylor Mullan, Lisa Press, Sam Rising, Julie Roach, Caitlin Scharfe, Margot Skelly, Megan Sorensen, Jessica St. Germain, Sadie Welch, Kelsey Billadeau, Kallie Carrie-Mattimoe, Holly Cockell, Ashley Drinkwater, Jenesica Greco, Jacquie Hosoyamada, Akane Johnson, Cara Jones, Stephanie Krebs, Brittney LaCombe, Christina Marty, Stefanie Menard, Isabel Metcalfe, Taylor Mullan, Lisa Press, Sam Rising, Julie Roach, Caitlin Scharfe, Margot Skelly, Megan Sorensen, Jessica St. Germain, Sadie Welch, Kelsey Junior Year (2009-10): Became SU’s first Winter Olympian when she competed with her native Swiss National Team in the 2010 Winter Games • Was just the third player to score eight or more goals in on Olympics • All-CHA Second Team • Earned CHA All-Academic Honors • Assistant captain • Played in 30 games • At No. 2 Minnesota, tallied one assist • Earned CHA Offensive Player of the Week honors for her performance at Boston College and New Hampshire • At No. 6 Boston College, scored one goal and one assist • At No. 3 New Hampshire, had one goal • At Connecticut, had one assist • At Providence, scored two goals • At Rensselaer, had two assists • Against Niagara, tallied one assist • At Robert Morris, had a season-high three points on one goal and two assists • At Colgate, scored one goal and tallied one assist • Against Union, scored two goals • Against Wayne State, had one goal • Earned her second CHA Offensive Player of the Week Award for her performance against Princeton, when she scored two goals and tallied two assists for a season-high four points • Against No. 1 Mercyhurst, scored the lone Orange goal in game one and dished out one assist in game two • At Wayne State, had one assist in game one and scored one goal and dished out two assists and finished with a season-high +3 plus/minus rating in game two • At No. 1 Mercyhurst, scored the lone goal in game two • Named to Fall 2009 and Spring 2010 Athletic Director’s Honor Rolls • Earned the Syracuse Ice Hockey Coaches Award ...CHA All-Academic Team. Freshman Year (2007-08) at the University of New Hampshire: Played in 37 games ...Scored five points, including four goals and one assist • Team advanced to the 2008 Frozen Four. Before Syracuse: Member of the Swiss National Team since 2003 • Nominated as Swiss Hockey Woman of the Year in 2005 • Played in 72 games with the Swiss • Recorded 49 points (26 goals and 23 assists) • Placed eighth in the 2004 World Championship at Halifax • Earned first place at the 2005 World Championship Romaushorn, Switzerland Division I • Played in the 2006 Olympic games in Torino where her team earned seventh place • Participated in the 2007 World Championship in Winnipeg, where her team finished fifth • Participated in the 2008 World Championship in Beijing where her squad earned fourth place • Her club team played in the 2004 and 2005 European Champions Cup, earning third and fourth place, respectively.