2022 News Tribune All-Area Girls Hockey Team – Duluth News Tribune

MERCURY BISCHOFF
Grand Rapids / Greenway
Freshman forward

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– Repeat All-Area first-team selection emerged as one of the Northland’s most dominant players in just her third varsity season, with a Northland-best 49 goals and 25 assists for 74 points
– Repeat All-LSC first-team selection is an elite passer, Puck handler and skater, with 10 shorthanded goals and seven power play goals

NYA SIEGER
Proctor / Hermantown
Junior forward

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– Repeat All-Area selection had a team-leading 51 points on 21 goals and 30 assists in helping the Mirage (21-8-1) advance to the Class A state title game for the second-straight year
– All-LSC first-team selection has keen understanding of the game and thrives in pressure situations; “She’s been here for three years now, and every year just keeps getting better and better,” according to Mirage Coach Emma Stauber

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– All-LSC first-team selection had two goals and 11 assists for 13 points in helping Mirage hold opponents to just 44 goals in 30 games, or 1.47 per game
– With experience and skill to match, Anick was “a rock” for the Mirage along the blue line, according to Coach Emma Stauber, who added, “we have to play good defensive zone coverage, and Ava brings that every day”

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– All-LSC first-team selection and repeat All-Area selection was versatile, with eight goals and 15 assists for 23 points while helping Lumberjacks (19-7-1) hold opponents to 1.37 goals per game
– Augsburg Recruit and two-time Captain helped lead team to 34 consecutive scoreless penalty Kills over a 15-game stretch; “She is a great example of the Ultimate team player – willing to do whatever it takes to help her team win,” according to Coach Courtney Olin

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– All-LSC second-team selection emerged in just her second season on varsity, with 34 goals and 21 assists for 55 points
– While still young, Lindaman is already a leader; “Ilsa’s stats speak for themselves, but beyond that, her ability to take games into her own hands this season was incredible to watch,” according to Hilltoppers Coach Amanda Boulier

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– All-LSC first-team selection had a team-leading 28 goals while adding 14 assists for 42 points
– Natural Goalscorer helped Mirage average four goals per game; “She’s a spark plug, she’s someone, if you put her with anyone on the team, she’s going to find a way to contribute,” according to Coach Emma Stauber

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– All-LSC second-team selection had an instant impact in her first season for the Section 7A runner-up Hilltoppers (17-8), with 12 goals and 40 assists for 52 points
– Hamline Recruit formed a dynamic duo with Ilsa Lindaman that helped Marshall average a Northland-best 4.28 goals per game; “Annika is one of the most creative players I’ve had the Pleasure to Coach,” Hilltoppers Coach Amanda Boulier said

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– Had 17 goals and 28 assists for 45 points while helping the Lightning (18-9) average nearly four goals a game
– Locked down the No. 1 center position and helped Grand Rapids / Greenway make a smooth transition after a longtime stalwart Claire Vekich moved on to Bemidji State

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– All-LSC second-team selection had seven goals and 12 assists for 19 points while guarding the blue line with a strong, physical presence
– Team leader and Assistant Captain, has a team-first approach in everything she does; has good vision and hands to go with a great wrist shot

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– All-LSC first-team selection went 18-9 while setting program records for goals-against average (1.71), save percentage (.923) and shutouts (eight)
– St. Scholastica Recruit was a Minnesota senior goalie of the year candidate and is “very deserving” of the Accolades, she has received, according to her Coach, Brad Hyduke, who added “her body of work” this season speaks for herself

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– Two-time All-Area selection went 18-7-1 with a Northland-best 1.34 goals-against average and nine shutouts
– Had a .921 save percentage and 12-game winning streak; during that streak, she had a stretch where she only allowed one goal in more than 7 1/2 hours of hockey, achieving her 1,000th career save in the process