Three Finalists Named for Women’s Hockey Goalie of the Year
NU’s Aerin Frankel, SLU’s Lucy Morgan and QU’s Corinne Schroeder In the Running
Wednesday, March 9, 2022
The Women’s Hockey Commissioners Association has announced the three finalists for the Women’s Hockey Goalie of the Year Award. They are Northeastern University’s Aerin Frankel, St. Lawrence University’s Lucy Morgan, and Quinnipiac University’s Corinne Schroeder. Frankel and Schroeder are fifth-year students while Morgan is a junior. Voting was carried out by a panel of coaches, administrators and members of the media from across the country.
The three finalists include two from the U.S. and one from Canada. Schroeder and Frankel are still playing as Quinnipiac takes on Syracuse on Thursday in Columbus, OH, and Northeastern will meet the winner of Clarkson vs. Wisconsin in an NCAA Quarterfinal at home on Saturday. The winner will be announced on Thursday, March 17, on the eve of this year’s Frozen Four which will be hosted by Penn State University.
The Women’s Hockey Goalie of the Year Award was established in 2021 and the inaugural winner was Aerin Frankel, the lone goaltender among this year’s Patty Kazmaier Award finalists. Frankel also captured last year’s Kazmaier Award.
Three Finalists for the 2022 Women’s Hockey Goalie of the Year Award
Aerin Frankel, Northeastern
(GR - Briarcliff Manor, NY)
Last year’s inaugural winner,Frankel
is the only goalie among the 10 Patty
Kazmaier Award Finalists, She is
either #1 or #2 in the NCAA in GAA,
save percentage, win percentage and
shutouts. She has led the Huskies to
the #3 seed in the NCAA Tournament.
Lucy Morgan, St. Lawrence
(JR – Mandan, ND)
The only underclassman among the
finalists, Morgan led the NCAA in
minutes played (2,044) and shared
the most games played honor (34).
Her contributions were also quality
starts as she had a 1.76 GAA to go
along with a save percentage of .939.
Corinne Schroeder, Quinnipiac
(GR – Elm Creek, MB)
Schroeder sports impressive numbers
as her save percentage is .950 (3rd in
the NCAA) and her GAA is 1.42 (6th).
A graduate student who previously
played at Boston University, she has
led the Bobcats into the NCAA
Tournament with a Thursday date
with Syracuse in Columbus, OH.
