- 2004–05, 2005–06 Kate Garcia - 2005–06 Cara Murphy - 2005–06 Nicole Ouellette - 2006–07 Ashley Pagliarini - 2007–08 Jolene Rambone - 2007–08 Kristen Leach - 2007–08 Monthly awards During the 2013–14, 2014–15 and 2015–16 seasons, the ACHA presented a series of monthly awards for both men's and women's divisions. Harrow Player of the Month Alisha DiFilippo – January 2014 Harrow Defenseman of the Month Lauren Hillberg – November 2013, January 2014 Warrior Goaltender of the Month Kayla DiLorenzo – November 2013, January 2014 World University Games selections Since 2011, the ACHA has supplied players for the U.S. National University Select Women's Team, which competes at the World University Games women's hockey tournament, held biennially and as part of the multi-sport event for college and university student-athletes. Five different Rhode Island players have been picked for Team USA a total of six times. The 2013 contingent, including defenseman Lauren Hillberg and forwards Alisha DiFilippo and Cassie Catlow, made history as members of the just the second American squad in history to win a WUG medal by taking the bronze (a men's Team USA also won bronze in 1972, although they did so by finishing third in a three-team tournament), and the first group of women or men to do so since the ACHA began stocking the teams, an era that began in 2001 on the men's side. Both DiFilippo and Catlow scored in one of the team's biggest wins, a 4–2 victory over a Russian squad featuring Anna Prugova, Yekaterina Nikolayeva, Anna Shukina, and several others who have played for the senior Russia women's national ice hockey team. Catlow, in particular, starred during the tournament, posting two goals and four assists in seven games to finish tied for second on the squad in scoring. 2010 ACHA women's select team As a precursor to World University Games participation, the ACHA assembled a women's select team that toured Geneva, Switzerland, Chamonix, France and Méribel, France during April 2010. The team included Rhode Island players Jolene Rambone (who served as captain), Justine Ducie, Danika Korpacz and Johanna Leskinen and was led by Rams head coach Beth McCann. Its final record overseas was 2–2–0, including two close losses to the France women's national ice hockey team and two decisive wins over local club teams. Rivalries Massachusetts By any measure, Rhode Island-Massachusetts is one of the nation's best rivalries, mirroring the well-regarded clashes between the