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By the Numbers: 2019-20
4/1/2020 12:15:00 PM | Women's Hockey
Take a look back at some of the highlights from Minnesota's 2019-20 season by the numbers.
MINNEAPOLIS - The Golden Gopher women's hockey team wrapped up the 2019-20 season as NCAA Tournament qualifiers and WCHA regular-season runners-up along with tying for third at the WCHA Final Faceoff.
Take a look back at some of the highlights from Minnesota's 2019-20 season by the numbers.
4 – Grace Zumwinkle, Sarah Potomak, and Madeline Wethington each each scored a team-best four game-winning goals this year.
5 – The Gophers played games in five states this season: Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Tennessee, and Wisconsin.
5.9 – The Gophers averaged just 5.9 penalty minutes per game this season.
6 – Six seniors wrapped up their college careers this season in Kippin Keller, Patti Marshall, Sarah Potomak, Katie Robinson, Sydney Scobee, and Alex Woken.
8 – When allowing only one goal this season, Minnesota was perfect at 8-0-0.
13 – Head coach Brad Frost completed his 13th season at the helm of the program.
14 – The Gophers were perfect at 14-0-0 when allowing 0-19 shots on goal this year.
16 – Sarah Potomak led the team with 16 multi-point games.
18 – Minnesota earned its 13th-straight and 18th overall NCAA tournament berth in 2019-20.
23 – The 2019-20 season marked the 23rd year of Gopher women's hockey.
26 – Sydney Scobee's 26 wins in net this season rank sixth in program history.
50 – The Gophers recorded 50 or more shots on goal in three games this season.
54 – The Gophers finished second in the WCHA regular-season standings with 54 points after posting a WCHA record of 17-5-2-1 (W-L-T-SoW) in 24 league games.
92 – The Gophers had just 92 power plays this season, setting a program record for fewest power-play opportunities in a single season.
92.1 – Minnesota led the WCHA and ranked second in the nation at 92.1 percent (82-for-89) on the penalty kill this season. The Gophers tied the program record for penalty kill efficiency in a single season.
140 – The Gophers scored 140 goals in 36 games this season, good for fourth in the NCAA at 3.89 goals per game.
179 – Sarah Potomak finished her career ranked 11th among all-time Gophers with 179 career points (65g-114a).
299 – The Maroon & Gold has earned 299 wins at Ridder Arena, wrapping up the 2019-20 season with a record of 299-49-22 in games at its home rink since October 2002.
350 – The six Gopher seniors combined for 128 goals and 222 assists for 350 points as a class.
402 – Minnesota's 3-0 win over Minnesota State (Feb. 22) was head coach Brad Frost's 400th career win at the helm of the Gophers. Frost's career coaching record is now 402-76-34, good for fifth among all-time NCAA national collegiate women's hockey coaches at 402 wins.
680 – Minnesota closed out the year with an all-time program record of 680-143-56.
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Take a look back at some of the highlights from Minnesota's 2019-20 season by the numbers.
4 – Grace Zumwinkle, Sarah Potomak, and Madeline Wethington each each scored a team-best four game-winning goals this year.
5 – The Gophers played games in five states this season: Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Tennessee, and Wisconsin.
5.9 – The Gophers averaged just 5.9 penalty minutes per game this season.
6 – Six seniors wrapped up their college careers this season in Kippin Keller, Patti Marshall, Sarah Potomak, Katie Robinson, Sydney Scobee, and Alex Woken.
8 – When allowing only one goal this season, Minnesota was perfect at 8-0-0.
13 – Head coach Brad Frost completed his 13th season at the helm of the program.
14 – The Gophers were perfect at 14-0-0 when allowing 0-19 shots on goal this year.
16 – Sarah Potomak led the team with 16 multi-point games.
18 – Minnesota earned its 13th-straight and 18th overall NCAA tournament berth in 2019-20.
23 – The 2019-20 season marked the 23rd year of Gopher women's hockey.
26 – Sydney Scobee's 26 wins in net this season rank sixth in program history.
50 – The Gophers recorded 50 or more shots on goal in three games this season.
54 – The Gophers finished second in the WCHA regular-season standings with 54 points after posting a WCHA record of 17-5-2-1 (W-L-T-SoW) in 24 league games.
92 – The Gophers had just 92 power plays this season, setting a program record for fewest power-play opportunities in a single season.
92.1 – Minnesota led the WCHA and ranked second in the nation at 92.1 percent (82-for-89) on the penalty kill this season. The Gophers tied the program record for penalty kill efficiency in a single season.
140 – The Gophers scored 140 goals in 36 games this season, good for fourth in the NCAA at 3.89 goals per game.
179 – Sarah Potomak finished her career ranked 11th among all-time Gophers with 179 career points (65g-114a).
299 – The Maroon & Gold has earned 299 wins at Ridder Arena, wrapping up the 2019-20 season with a record of 299-49-22 in games at its home rink since October 2002.
350 – The six Gopher seniors combined for 128 goals and 222 assists for 350 points as a class.
402 – Minnesota's 3-0 win over Minnesota State (Feb. 22) was head coach Brad Frost's 400th career win at the helm of the Gophers. Frost's career coaching record is now 402-76-34, good for fifth among all-time NCAA national collegiate women's hockey coaches at 402 wins.
680 – Minnesota closed out the year with an all-time program record of 680-143-56.
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