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With 2:18 left to play and down 5-2, junior Jennifer Raimondi took a hard slap shot at the Golden Gophers’ goalie, Jody Horak, who made the first save, but could not prevent the puck from bouncing off Crimson tri-captain Nicole Corriero’s skate and into the net. The goal was Corriero’s second on the night and 18th for the season. She also added an assist, bringing her career point tally...
Junior Nicole Corriero, despite having at least two Gophers trying to drag her down each time she campaigned toward the net, trudged along and fired shot after shot at Minnesota goalie Jody Horak, finishing with nine shots on goal for the game. Unfortunately, her only goal came in the second period off a Ruggiero set-up, and she wasn’t able to snap the Gophers’ dominance in the final frame...
...goal was not the only solid scoring chance for the Crimson in a period in which it was outshot 13-7 by the Gophers. Twice Corriero sparked the offense by taking the puck up through the defense herself and trying to fake Horak or beat her to the right side...
...second of these opportunities—which came with 9:15 to play in the first—her shot was stopped partly by Horak and partly by Minnesota defensman Allie Sanchez. But neither got a handle on the puck, which found its way over to co-captain Lauren McAuliffe on the left side of the crease. While Horak’s right leg lay extended back after trying to stop Corriero’s shot, McAuliffe picked the puck up off the ice and tried to jump it into the net. Her shot clanged off the inside...
Ruggiero was the only non Minnesota-player named to the 2004 Frozen Four All-Tournament team. The Gophers’ first line of Darwitz, Wendell and Stephens joined Ruggiero along with goaltender Jody Horak and defenseman Allie Sanchez. Wendell was named the tournament’s Most Outstanding Player for scoring four goals and tallying four assists in two games...