Coach Dayley & Harris instruct the 1998–1999 Husky Hockey team

As time ticks from the game clock, Cindy Dayley and Zoë Harris know that their time is counting down with it. For every second that expires, they get closer to retirement from the game that they love. [MORE]

The American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) Division II announced that Senior Captain Brett Lawrence earned First Team All Regional Honors for the
2003 – 2004 season. Lawrence finished off the season
with:

> 29 games, 36 goals, 33 assists, 69 points and 4
minutes in penalties

He also received his fourth consecutive First Team All PAC 8 honors as the
top vote receiver in the conference. [MORE]

Full List of PAC8 Awards Winners

Teams TBA; Games at Olympicview Arena;
$10 (for 1 game or both games each day).

Sat. Feb. 7, 2004 – Colorado State University (CSU) repeated their score
from the first night, crushing the Dawgs 12-1. While the Huskies looked
better on the ice, this time the Rams jumped to an early start by scoring
5 goals in the first period. They notched another 4 points on the board in
the second period, but Husky Hadley Ma scored on a breakaway to once
again ruin the shutout for the Rams. To top off the night CSU put another
three goals in the third period. While the Huskies seemed to get out of
their zone more often, goaltender Matt Harrow faced 72 shots, with the
Huskies increasing their shots to 18.

Saturday January 31, 2004 – Despite having to dress in five minutes, with
no off-ice warm-up, and missing a third of the team at the start of the
game due to a false game time, the Huskies again jump out to 2-0 in the
first period. Brett Lawrence (assisted by TJ Anderson) puts up the first
goal, and Shayne Sasseen (assisted by Jamie O’Brien) scores the second
goal. The Dawgs notch third goal by Sean O’Brien (assisted by Lawrence)
in the last minutes of the second period for a 3-0 lead. WSU went up on
the board early in the third period, then 8 minutes later to catch up 3-2.
With 3:28 left in the game the Huskies mysteriously start to pile into the
penalty box. WSU scores to tie the game with 48 seconds left on the clock
while 5-on-3. The Cougars score the game-winner with 24 second left,
again in a 5-on-3 power play situation. Shots were tied at 33 apiece.

Sat. Jan 24, 2004 - It was déjà vu for the Huskies on Saturday night, as
they give the Trojans a run for their money but end up on the short end
of the stick as USC won 5-1. The win keeps USC’s PAC-8 record perfect,
while the Huskies dropped their second in a row, and third PAC-8
game. [More]

The Huskies - I-5 Cup Champions for a 4th year

Fri. Jan 16, 2004 - The Huskies capture their 4th consecutive Athletic
Awards I-5 Cup Championship title with a 3-2 victory over the Oregon
Ducks in Eugene. Oregon took a 2-goal lead with a goal in the first and
another in the second period. Brett Lawrence put the Huskies on the
board with a power play goal three minutes into the third period. Less
than a minute later Sasha Alic scored his first Husky Hockey goal to
tie the game. With 10:44 left in the game, Sean O'Brien scored the game
winner while the Dawgs were short-handed.

Sat. Jan 17, 2004 - The Oregon Ducks took a 2-goal lead in the first
period, however the Huskies tied the game in the second. Sean O'Brien
scored a short-handed goal at 12:59, and then tied the game, full
strength at 8:42. Brett Lawrence scored the game winner, short-handed,
with 42 seconds left in the game to hand the Ducks their fourth straight
loss to the Huskies.

Sat, Jan 10, 2004 - Coaches Dayley and Harris tally their 100th win in
5-1/2 years behind the Husky bench in 3-2 victory over WWU. This makes
their overall record 100-40-1. The first Husky goal was scored by Sean
O'Brien from a pass off Brad Hajner's stick in the second period. Adam
Senta scored a shorthanded goal off Cody Vandermyn's inital shot, and
Jared Pisinger netted the game winner from a pass setup by Doug Faust.

Brett Lawrence would love to unwind with his buddies after every hockey
practice, but that might make him late for class in the morning.

He'd donate his left kidney pad for a booster to give the Husky Hockey
team a blank check and say, "Here you go boys, the trip to L.A. is on me."

And if anyone wants to tutor him and his teammates before finals week,
Lawrence would gladly take that, too.

Welcome to the world of a University of Washington club hockey player,
who survives a five-month schedule because of his passion for the sport
and the willingness to dig into his own pockets. [MORE]

Sat. Dec. 6, 2003 - The only thing missing from Friday’s loss to Utah State
University was goals, as the Huskies were able to get the shots but not
finish off USU goalie Chris Webber. In the second game of the series
Saturday night, the goals were there but a controversial late penalty
severely hindered the Dawgs chances of tying the game, as they dropped
their second consecutive game 5-4. [MORE]

Nov 21 - Behind the solid play of the sophomore goaltender from
Kennewick, the Husky Hockey team capitalized on an early goal in the first
period. The momentum generated was enough for Harrow and the rest of
the Huskies to cruise to a 3-1 victory at OlympicView Arena Friday night.
More.

Nov 22 - In one of the hardest fought games of the season, Washington
goaltender Matt Harrow resorted to using snow angels in the crease to
keep the Washington State Cougars off the scoreboard. Stopping short of
standing on his head, Harrow used every move in the book to keep
Cougar pucks out of the net and propel the Huskies to their tenth win of
the season with a score of 3-2. More.

For more Standings Info click here. Also visit the ACHA Ranking Page.

Sat. Nov 15 - Shayne Sasseen isn't exactly the biggest defenseman on
the Husky Hockey team. Between the bookends known as Jason Ruel and
T.J. Anderson, 2003 PAC8 First Team Defenseman Sasseen lives on the
blocked shots, pass interceptions, and the assists that he has become
known to deliver. However, last night Sasseen took a page out of the
Ruel and Anderson book and electrified the Huskies and the fans with one
bone-crushing hit, giving the spark needed to drop the Stanford Cardinals
for a second consecutive time, 10-2. More

Nov 8, 2003 - The Huskies defeat the UCLA Bruins with an exciting 7-6
sudden death shootout Saturday night.
UCLA jumped out to a 1-goal lead in the first period until the Huskies
rallied to score 4 goals in the second period to UCLAs 2 goals. UCLA
jumped on the Huskies in the third to tie the game 6-6 at the end of
regulation. Brett Lawrence led the team with a hat trick and Jamie
O'Brien had 2 goals during regulation time. Sean O'Brien and Brett
Lawrence scored in the first round of the shootout, with Adam Senta
scoring the game-winning goal in sudden death. Goaltender Matt Harrow
stopped 5 out of the 7 UCLA shooters. Box Score Report

Nov 1, 2003 - Penalties cost the Ducks again last night, as they dropped
their second consecutive game to the Huskies last night at OlympicView
Arena. More

Oct 25, 2003 - The Huskies pulled ahead of San Jose State early and led
by 2 goals by the beginning of the third period. However, the Spartans
rallied back and scored 3 unanswered goals in the last 7 minutes of the
game. The game-winning goal was scored with less than 1-1/2 minutes
left in the game when the net was knocked off, resulting in a 5-4 Husky
loss. Jamie O'Brien, Sean O'Brien, Hadley Ma, and Brett Lawrence scored
for the Huskies. San Jose State out shot the Huskies 33 to 23.

Oct 18, 2003 - Kyle Sargent of Eastern Washington scored four goals
and added two assists as the Eastern Washington Eagles were able to
down the Huskies for the second consecutive night, 13-4 at Olympicview
Arena. More

Oct 11, 2003 - Central Washington University and the ice hockey team
at the University of Washington both set skates down on Olympicview
Arena ice with a much different attitude than the night before, where
Central was out skated in every aspect of the game.

This attitude resulted in a much more physical game and a seemingly
revived CWU team, however even with the new attitude carried by the
Wildcats resulted in another lopsided loss of 15-0. More

In August of 2003, the American Collegiate Hockey
Association (ACHA) held an official contest to design a
new logo, with the winning school receiving free
registration for the 2003-2004 season. Husky Hockey's
former graphic design intern, Tom Eykemans, submitted
an entry on behalf of the team and the design was
selected for first place! Mr. Eykemans is a graduate of the UW, with Visual
Communication degree. He is currently working in the Seattle area as a
website designer. Thanks Tom for representing the school and the team
so well!

To view the final design for the ACHA and each division, visit the ACHA
Press Room

The 2003-04 Tryout Schedule and Practice Schedule has been set.
Tryouts are the following dates and times. The cost is $100, and goes
toward your team fee when you make the team.

Practices will be on Mondays at 11:15pm (be there at 10:00pm) and
Wednesdays at 10:45pm (be there at 9:30pm). All ice sheets are at
Olympicview Arena.

To view the full ice schedule for practice and games, go to the Team
Section and view Players Only.

Also, we have a new Online Store so you can order those
retail items that we don't offer at our games. Check out the
line of baby items, clocks, mugs, sweat-shirts, bags, and
more! Find all of these items in the "Merchandise" section
and click to the Husky Hockey Online Store.

Prepare for the '03-'04 season and support your Husky
Hockey team by purchasing merchandise from us!

Husky Hockey is seeking talented student-athletes to apply to the
University of Washington and to try-out for the 2004-2005 team. Please
fill out the Recruit Form in the Recruits Section to register your
interest with the team and visit the UW Admissions page for more info on
applying to the university.

International and Undergraduate student application deadlines are
January 15th for Autumn 2004 (late September) admittance for Freshmen
and for Transfer students it is April 15th for Autumn 2004 (late
September) admittance and September 15 for Winter 2003 (early
January) admittance.

For more information visit the Recruits Section or write to Zoe Harris.

Joining the staff is Assistant Coach Doug Kirton. Kirton brings ten years
of professional playing experience to the team. He played 5 years of
Junior "A" hockey, four years at Colorado College, was drafted by New
Jersey Devils, and played 9 years in Germany (German Elite and German
Bundesliga leagues) from 1991 to 2000. He was selected "Top Foreign
Player in History" by the Straubing Tigers, and had his jersey retired by
the team in 2000. Kirton returned to United States in 2001, played for
the Greenville Growl in the ECHL, and was chosen as an Assistant Player
Rep by his teammates to communicate with the Professional Hockey
Players Association. Coach Kirton, his wife Keri, and their two girls
Kourtney and Alexa live in Sammamish, Washington. Welcome Coach
Kirton!

For full bios on each staff member, visit the Coaches Section.

Coach Cindy Dayley was selected by Virginia Mason's "Team Medicine,"
along with six other nominees, to be honored at the Friday, September
12th Mariner's game -"Celebrating Women Night" - for her community
involvement and leadership with the Husky Hockey team at the University
of Washington.

Virginia Mason and the Mariner's are honoring women in the community
who have made an impact on the lives of others. Coach Dayley was
selected, along with 6 other women, and will be recognized on the field
before the start of the Mariner's game against the Anaheim Angels at
6:00 pm.

- Dayley Honored by Bradley Dobbs

Date: Friday August 29th
Place: Lynnwood Ice Center
Arrive: Be ready to warm-up with shorts, t-shirts & running shoes at
4:15 PM
Schedule:
- Introduction / Registration: 4:15 pm
- Warm-up: 4:30 pm – 5:10 pm
- Dress: 5:10 pm – 5:40 pm
- On-Ice: 5:40 pm – 7:15 pm
- Undress: 7:15 pm – 7:30 pm
- Strength Training - 7:30 pm – 8:00 pm

For more information please contact Coach Harris.

The 2003-2004 Game Schedule is now available for viewing.

Please navigate to the Schedule page in the menu to the left, or click
here to view.

Apply to be an intern or volunteer for Husky Hockey. Some position start
now and others start in October.

- PAC-8 Championship Tournament Director (we host!)
- PAC-8 Championship Tournament Staff (write for more info!)
- Promotions Coordinator – (on and/or off campus promotions)
- Fundraiser Coordinator – (host fundraising events for the team)
- PR Coordinator – (send press releases about games)
- Game-day Volunteers - (work a little & get into the games free!)
- Front-Gate Assistants – (take tickets at home games)
- Goal Judges – (become an Off-ice Official!)
- DJ – (help rock the house!)
- Alumni Coordinator – (research Alumni & organize the group)
- Travel Agent – (assist the team with making travel arrangements)
- Retail Merchandise – (sell Husky Hockey apparel)
- Other – (if you have a passion or something in mind… we have a
position for you!)

Email Coach Harris for more details.