Congratulations go out to the ACHA-West teams who
performed so well at the ACHA DII National
Tournament in Anehiem, CA, with Colorado taking the
Championship title!

A job well done by all. For more information visit:
http://www.uscicehockey.com/nationals/index.asp

The Husky Hockey team was well represented during the PAC-8 Awards
Banquet, with the following players being honored:

1st Team ALL PAC-8
- Forward #9 - Brett Lawrence
- Defense #6 - Shayne Sasseen
- Goalie #31 - Craig Lawrence

Honorable Mention ALL PAC-8 Team
- Forward #16 - Sean O'Brien
- Forward #19 - Shaun Lawrence

Congratulations to the entire Husky Hockey team!

Friday's Game Report is here, against Cal-Berkeley, and Saturday's Game Report is here, against Oregon.

The Huskies meet CAL in the Semi-finals on Friday, February 21st at
9:15pm. USC will play Oregon at 7:30pm the same day. The winners of
the two games will meet Saturday, February 22nd at 3:00pm for the
Championship game, while the other two teams will play at 12:00pm for
the consolation game, for third place.

Keep an eye on the Husky Hockey web site for game results.

Victorious Huskies (click for larger image)

The Huskies secure the 2003 Athletic Awards I-5 Cup title over the
Oregon Ducks for the third consecutive year with a 3-1 record in the
4-games series. Friday's game report and Saturday's game report.

The two teams will battle for the Athletic Awards I-5 Cup Championship
title, a best-out-of-4 game series. Currently the Huskies lead the Ducks 2-
0 with hopes to take the title on Friday night for the third consecutive
year in a row since the inception of the series three years ago. The Ducks
will work hard to win both Friday and Saturday night, which will force a
shootout for the title of 2003 I-5 Cup Champion.

Friday night's game will feature the Husky Marching Band!

Please visit their site to find out more information about them.

Saturday night is UW Alumni Night!
Show your UWAA card and get into the game for $3.00!

Saturday February 1st:
Huskies 4, USC 6 - Game Report

Saturday January 25th Game:
Huskies 10, Cougars 0 - Game Report

* The WSU Cougars are not PAC-8 members this year.

Friday January 17th Game:
Husky Hockey 4, Utah State 9 – Game Report

Saturday January 18th Game:
Husky Hockey 2, University of Utah 5 – Game Report

Saturday January 11th Game:
Huskies 6, Eastern Washington University 4
Game Report

To wrap up the season the Huskies look to redeem themselves against
the EWU Eagles after a one-game loss before the break; take a big trip
down to play Utah and Utah State hoping to make a new mark down
South; wrap-up a series with the WSU Cougars at home, including a
Saturday night Greek Night event; travel to meet the USC Trojans for a
top conference challenge; and finally host Oregon to determine the
2003 Athletic Awards I-5 Cup Championship series. With a continued
strong showing in the PAC-8, the Huskies keep their eye on the PAC-8
Championship Tournament, hosted by USC - February 21-22, 2003. USC
will also host the ACHA DII Men's National Tournament a week later.

Freshman goalie, Matt Harrow, tallied his first shutout as a Husky on
Friday night. More

Shayne Sasseen, Brett Lawrence and Sean O'Brien each scored hat-tricks
on Saturday night. More

The Huskies beat the Washington State University Cougars 7-2 on the
eve of the Apple Cup, and then drop a game against the Eastern
Washington Eagles 6-2.

More on WSU or More on EWU.

Friday, November 15, 2002 – Huskies 3, Wildcats 15 – Game Report by
Lisa Winther

Saturday, November 16, 2002 – Huskies 0, Wildcats 12 – Game Report by
Lisa Winther

BERKELEY, CA - The CAL-Berkeley Golden Bears still were no match for
the University of Washington Huskies. Although the Golden Bears had
home- ice advantage at the over-sized Iceland rink, the Huskies powered
through for their third win against the Berkeley team, 4-3. More

SAN JOSE, CA - Logitech Ice hosted the battle between the University of
Washington Huskies and the San Jose State Spartans. The Huskies took
an early lead, but the Spartans were able to battle back, resulting in a
4-4 tie at the final buzzer. More

SAN JOSE, CA - The Huskies made their final trip to Logitech Ice for their
last game of the weekend against the Stanford Cardinals. The UW team
once more took the early lead that ended in its 4-3 win over Stanford. More

If the stillness that settled over Olympicview Arena Friday night before the
game was any evidence of the things to come, it did not become evident
until the end. The Huskies that are normally known as a strong third
period team could not overthrow the dominance of Western Washington
University. The Vikings obliged to hand their opponents a 5-3 loss, the
Huskies first loss after 31 straight regular season wins. More

The Vikings earned another win against the UW team Saturday night on
their own ice at the Bellingham Sportsplex. Again, the Western
Washington team out-hustled the Huskies, despite being out shot 38-26.
The game ended in favor of the Vikings, 3-2, with the Huskies taking their
first double loss weekend in over a year. More

A very determined, fast paced CAL-Berkeley team came to meet the
Huskies at the Olympicview Arena Friday night. The Golden Bears
challenged both the offense and defense of the UW team, but the
strength of the Huskies third period proved unbeatable once more as they
defeated the Berkeley team 6-4.

Friday's game report is here, and Saturday's is here.

The Ducks may have had home-rink advantage, but the Huskies had the
advantage of one win under their belt as they took their abilities to
Eugene, OR to defeat the University of Oregon, 7-4, 11-6.

Friday's game report is here, and Saturday's is here.

The Husky team underestimated the Wolfpack’s organization and
aggression on the ice. Walla Walla member Adam Hubbard assisted
teammate Mike Steinke to score against the Huskies within the first two
minutes of the game. However, the goal awakened the stunned UW
team, who went 26-0 last season, as they rallied against the Wolfpack,
proving to their fans that they were still in the game.

Husky Quintin Schiller scrambled to slide the puck towards Sean O’Brien
during an intense struggle at the net to score for the Huskies. Three
minutes later, the two switched roles to help the UW team gain on the
Walla Walla players and allowing Schiller the first goal of his Husky career.

More of this report here.

A quiet meeting room inside the OlympicView Arena skating complex in
Mountlake Terrace slowly filled with decibels Monday night as the UW
hockey team trickled in. By 9:15, close to 20 players sat gathered around
coach Cindy Dayley ready to step on the ice just down the hall.

More of this report from The Daily Online here.

The Husky Hockey roster is set for the 2002-2003 season as the team
prepares for their most exciting season ever.

Husky Hockey’s main objective for 2002-2003 is to win the PAC-8 title for
the first time. The team is also working towards winning the 2002 Athletic
Awards I-5 Cup title for the third consecutive year, and on their home ice
for the first time ever. Finally, the team hopes to receive their first-ever
invite to the ACHA DII National Championship Tournament. With a strong
showing against some of the powerhouse PAC-8 and ACHA teams, the
Huskies have a good chance to travel to California for the 20-team
national tournament.

The Huskies have a strong class of veterans returning for the 2002-2003
season, despite losing several talented players to graduation. With the
returning players’ experience on the team, in the PAC-8 conference, and
on the ice, they will be sure to lead the team to their goals. The veterans
will be the strong foundation for a solid and consistent year.

Returning to the team are 10 veterans, which include #2 Brian Smith - D,
#4 Sean Beveridge - D, and #5 Randy Shigetani – D, #9 Brett
Lawrence – F, #11 Adam Senta – F, #12 Steve Savage - F, #14 Charlie
Walters – F, #16 Sean O’Brien – F, #19 Shaun Lawrence - F, and #30
Scott Southard – G.

Joining the Huskies this year is yet another exciting group of players with
excellent backgrounds on the ice. Look to the rookies this year to make
an immediate impact and add additional depth to the already solid crew.

Joining the Husky Hockey squad is #3 Eli Troyke – D (after 2 year hiatus
from Husky Hockey), #6 Shayne Sasseen – F (from the Tacoma Puget
Sound Kings - Jr. B), #7 Jamie O’Brien – F (from the Tacoma Rockets –
Midget AA), #20 TJ Anderson – D (from the SnoKing Amateur Hockey –
Midget AAA), #21 Quintin Schiller – F (from the Madison West Flyers –
Midget AA), #24 Chris Dougherty – F (from Team Husky), #31 Craig
Lawrence – G (from Regina, Saskatchewan – Jr. B), and #35 Matt
Harrow – G (from Tri-City Ambassadors – Midget AA).

Returning for their fifth season, head coach Cindy Dayley and assistant
coach Zoë Harris continue to bring leadership and consistency to the
program. Also returning to the staff is assistant coach Devin Harmala, who
was on the coaching staff in three previous seasons.

Husky Hockey continues to set its goals high and prepare for yet another
record-breaking season. With the dedication and hard work from every
person on the team, as individuals and as a united group, the Huskies will
reach their 2002-2003 goals.

Lawrence was one of the eighty players selected to compete for a spot on the U.S. University Select Team from approximately 4,000 players that play for 200 collegiate non-varsity ice hockey teams in the American Collegiate Hockey Association.

The evaluation camp will consist of four teams (North, South, East and West), each comprising of 22 players and competing in a three-game round-robin format. Following round-robin play, championship and third-place games will be held on August 4. Lawrence was named to Team North. Good luck Brett!

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