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By Tyler Feldman, GoPSUsports.com Student Staff Writer
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - Head coach Josh Brandwene often refers to his team as "road warriors." This
moniker was proven right this weekend as Penn State (13-10-3, 7-4-1 CHA) split
with New Hampshire (7-17-1, 4-9-0 Hockey East) in Durham, N.H. After dropping
Friday's contest, 2-0, the Nittany Lions rebounded on Saturday to top the
Wildcats, 3-1.
"Our process was really good all weekend long," said Brandwene. "I loved
the effort on Friday. We generated a ton of scoring chances, and we stuck to
the game plan on Saturday. We kept our feet moving, and in well-deserved
fashion got rewarded for it."
Offensive balance was on full display, especially on Saturday, as the line
of Sarah Nielsen, Hannah Bramm and Caitlin Reilly each tallied two points to
lead the Nittany Lions.
"We've been getting great effort at both ends of the ice from all of our
forward lines, and it was great to see Hannah, Caitlin and Sarah get rewarded
for their efforts this weekend," said Brandwene. "I'm really proud of them."
After Friday night's loss, Penn State returned to the rink hungry on
Saturday, scoring three goals en route to victory.
"I'm really pleased with how all three of our goals turned out," said
Nielsen scored at the 8:44 mark in the first period to push the Blue and
White out to an early one-goal lead. Reilly and Bramm each assisted on the
"On the first goal, Caitlin Reilly moving her feet and just putting on all sorts
of pressure with her foot speed and great finish from Sarah Nielsen," said
After Hannah Armstrong scored for New Hampshire to tie the game at one
10:48 into the second frame, Emily Laurenzi netted her first goal of the season
on an apple from Shannon Yoxheimer with 2:44 left in the second to give Penn
State the lead, 2-1.
"I loved seeing Em Laurenzi shoot the puck on the second goal," said
Then, with three minutes into the final period, Reilly and Nielsen's
passing set up Bramm's score, giving the Nittany Lions a two-goal advantage.
"Just a gritty effort in front by Hannah Bramm on the third one," said
Brandwene. "I was really pleased. It was a total team effort this weekend."
Play between the pipes this weekend was solid. While Hannah Ehresmann made
32 stops in Friday's loss, Celine Whitlinger earned her ninth win of the season
by kicking away 32 shots on Saturday.
"I'm so proud of both Hannah and Celine with their preparation and their
poise over the course of the entire weekend," said Brandwene. "They did a great
One area that stood out for Penn State against New Hampshire was the solid
blue-line play by the defensive unit.
"It was another great effort from our D-core," said Brandwene. "Just
fabulous gap control. Really poised in so many situations. They did a fabulous
job, as well."
This weekend presented Penn State's final non-conference games of the
season. With its final eight games all against conference opponents, the
Nittany Lions intend to finish the regular season and enter the postseason
"Keep working hard," said Brandwene. "Keep growing. One practice at a time.
One shift at a time".
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By Tyler Feldman, GoPSUsports.com Student Staff Writer
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - Pit bulls are often misunderstood. But, for junior forward Emily Laurenzi,
that is not the case.
According to the American Kennel Club, there are more than 400 dog breeds
worldwide. Based on a multitude of experiences, Laurenzi has decided to dedicate
her life to protecting and rescuing the breed she is most zealous about, pit
"She just developed a real passion and affinity for [pit bulls], and it
just spoke to her," said head coach Josh Brandwene. "Em has a heart of gold,
and that's in everything that she does. The care and love she has for her
teammates, and just the effort and commitment that she has put into the dog
rescue does not surprise me in the least. It's who she is as a person."
Laurenzi's adoration for pit bulls began with Animal Planet's "Pit Bulls
and Parolees" TV show. Episode after episode, her love for the breed grew exponentially.
What the show did for Laurenzi was inspire her to want to rescue, as well.
The goal of the popular show is to raise awareness on a national level so
that one day, caring people won't have to protect pit bulls.
So, on Pit Bull Awareness Day in 2013, Laurenzi met her match. She found
the perfect pit bull to adopt.
She wanted to help this pit bull so badly that she even cried before a hockey game.
The Townsend, Del., native finally saved Gracie on November 3, which was
about a week after the two first met.
"Gracie is good," said Laurenzi about her pit bull. "She's the nicest dog.
Everybody on the team loves her. She comes to every game and wears a little
Penn State jacket. She's like the mascot."
Following her first rescue, Laurenzi wanted to volunteer more, so she began
to help out at the Delaware l Response-a-Bull Rescue, a place mostly for bully
Her care for pit bulls translates into a supportive teammate and friend.
Being the warmhearted person that she is, her actions come as no surprise to those
around her.
"[Laurenzi's pit bull work] has me speechless because it's so incredible,"
said teammate and roommate Jordin Pardoski. "Her passion for pit bulls...it's indescribable
how much she cares about animals, especially that certain dog. She's always
looking to help others out. She's one of the most selfless people I've ever
met...and it shows on the ice."
Laurenzi's spare time
is spent at home volunteering at Response-a-Bull Rescue. She provides a voice
for a breed that so often receives a false impression.
"I would definitely call her a pit bull advocate," said Pardoski.
For right now, Laurenzi is focused on Nittany Lion hockey. However,
following graduation she plans to start up her own shelter. Currently, she has
a fund set up to save money to eventually start her own dog home.
"I want to have my own rescue one day," said Laurenzi. "I've already
started a fund for myself. I don't have that much money in it, but every once
in a while I put money in there. That's just a dream of mine to own my own one
By Tyler Feldman, GoPSUsports.com Student Staff Writer
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - Junior goaltender Celine Whitlinger stopped 53 shots
over the course of two games to help lead Penn State (12-9-3, 7-4-1 CHA) to a
series sweep of conference foe RIT (8-14-3, 2-9-1 CHA) this past weekend at
Pegula Ice Arena.
In Saturday's matinee, Whitlinger kicked away 27 bullets to push the
Nittany Lions to victory, 2-1. Then, in Sunday afternoon's contest, Whitlinger
posted 26 saves to preserve the win, 3-1.
"Celine was so efficient, so poised, so square all weekend long," said head
coach Josh Brandwene. "I'm tremendously proud of her. It's all about her effort
and it's all about the great job she's doing."
Freshman defenseman Bella Sutton, who had two goals and an assist on the weekend,
echoed the words of her head coach.
"Having Celine back there is a huge weight off my shoulders just knowing we
have great goalies behind us, so I'm just doing whatever I can to help her out
and make sure I can block any shots that she can't see," said Sutton.
In game one, both teams skated out to strong starts. Despite a scoreless
first period, the Nittany Lions outshot the Tigers, 12-8, and were on the
doorstep of finding the back of the net.
After a misdirected shot by RIT's Jess Paton trickled past the left pad of
Whitlinger 2:22 into the second period, Shannon Yoxheimer's power play goal tied
things up at the 8:04 mark. Yoxheimer beautifully redirected Sutton's shot from
the point to bury the biscuit.
"I love the work and the growth that both of our power play units continue
to put in," said Brandwene. "I thought we had great looks on even the power
plays that we had before. We broke through and scored, so we had great puck
movement, great communication. And again, you got a good low shot from Bella
and Shannon perfectly placed in front of the net."
Just over two minutes had ticked off the clock following Yoxheimer's goal
when a wrist shot from Sutton atop the right wing circle provided the Nittany
Lions with the game-winning goal.
"I got the puck at the point, and really I was just trying to throw it on
net," said Sutton. "My teammates did a good job of screening and getting me
that puck, so I just threw it on net and hoped for the best."
The Blue and White carried momentum into game two, as Laura Bowman netted
her second shorthanded goal of the season at the 8:49 mark in the second
"Honestly, I was trying to go for a pad pass, but it ended up hitting the
inside of [Binnington's] pad," said Bowman who has 12 goals on the season. "She
does have a pretty open five-hole."
Sutton continued her "offensively-minded defenseman" mentality into the
second game. The Shoreview, Minn., native gave Penn State a 2-0 lead when, on
the power play, she fired a shot from the point through traffic past RIT's net
minder, Ali Binnington.
"There was traffic in front...so I just got a nice shot through, hoping to
get one on the net for my teammates to tip in or rebound in," said Sutton.
RIT cut the lead in half at the 12:31 mark in the third period when Cassie
Clayton scored her second goal of the season. However, junior forward Hannah
Hoenshell put the fans at ease just over a minute later when she found the back
of the net for her fourth tally of the year to give the Blue and White a
two-goal lead.
"Just from this weekend we know that when we stick to our game plan and
everyone is doing their job that we will get the results we want as long as
we're working 110 percent every shift," said Sutton.
The key for Penn State over the weekend was special teams play. The Tigers
finished 0-for-9 on the power play, while the Nittany Lions managed to score
two power play and one short-handed goal.
"Our team really prides ourselves on our special teams," said Bowman. "We have
one of the best percentages in the league. Sometimes we actually get excited
for the power play and penalty kill."
With the two triumphs, Penn State notched its second home
series sweep of the season
"It feels great," said Sutton when asked about the series sweep. "It's really
cool that our hard work is paying off, but we have to look forward to the next
weekend. Enjoy this, but be ready to work hard this week to prepare for next
The Nittany Lions will look to extend their two-game winning streak next
weekend, Jan. 23-24, as they travel to New Hampshire for their final two
non-conference games of the season.
By Tyler Feldman, GoPSUsports.com Student Staff Writer
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - The Penn State women's hockey team (10-7-3, 5-4-1
CHA) may be in its third season as a Division I program, but after sweeping No.
6 Mercyhurst (17-4-2, 7-3-0 CHA) over the weekend at Pegula Ice Arena, the
Nittany Lions mean business.
Following a 2-1 upset over the Lakers Friday night, the Nittany Lions
carried momentum into Saturday afternoon's THON game by winning again, 5-3.
"This team is so resilient," said head coach Josh Brandwene. "Playing the
number six team in the country, we never wavered and stuck with the game plan.
That was a big time effort from our hockey team."
Junior goaltender Celine Whitlinger was the star in Friday's contest, making
36 saves to preserve the one goal victory.
"She definitely kept us in the game," said freshman defenseman Bella
Sutton. "There were a lot of amazing saves she made that I have no idea how she
The top line consisting of Minnesota trio Caitlin Reilly, Amy Petersen and
Laura Bowman had a stellar weekend.
In the first game, Petersen received a drop pass from Bowman who then
buried the biscuit top shelf to give the Nittany Lions a 1-0 advantage.
"Laura really did all of the work," said Petersen. "She made a nice play
and beat two defenders, and all I had to do was hit it home."
Then 62 seconds later Sutton pushed Penn State's lead to two goals when,
while on the power play, she fired a hard, low shot from the high slot past the
glove of Mercyhurst net minder, Amanda Makela.
Top CHA goal scorer, Emily Janiga, cut the Penn State lead in half 17:24
into the third period, but it was too little, too late as the Nittany Lions
managed to hold on for the upset.
"Incredibly proud of this hockey team," said Brandwene. "We had a solid
first period and we built on it and got better in the second. We had excellent
special teams play, and we never wavered in the third, no matter what they
threw at us."
Earlier in the week, Petersen talked about how Saturday would be more than
just a game because of THON day. With that being said, it's no surprise that Petersen
and the top line put on a show for the 1,257 fans and THON children in
Thanks to a hat trick from Laura Bowman, the Nittany Lions were able to
bring out the brooms.
Bowman's second goal of the afternoon turned out to be the game-winner. After
stealing the puck in the neutral zone, the sophomore assistant captain skated
down the right side and wristed a shot towards Makela. Initially seen as a
save, the puck managed to trickle through Makela's five-hole and cross the goal
line to give Penn State a 4-3 lead with 1:44 remaining in regulation.
"I honestly thought [Makela] had it," said Bowman. "I was kind of
disappointed, but then [the fans] started cheering. I didn't see it go in until
[the fans] cheered."
Despite trailing 2-0 early in the first period, freshman goaltender Hannah
Ehresmann calmed down in net to turn away 26 shots.
"I just made sure I focused on each of the next shots, played my own game,
and kept with the process," said Ehresmann.
The Nittany Lions cut the two-goal first period deficit in half after
Bowman tallied her first goal of the game 4:21 into the first frame.
Then it was freshman speedster Caitlin Reilly who redirected a Kelly Seward
shot from the point to tie the game at two.
Hannah Bramm gave the Nittany Lions a 3-2 advantage 4:11 into the third
period after netting a power play goal on a hard wrist shot past the blocker of
Bowman secured a hat trick on an empty net goal following a center ice
faceoff win with 3.1 seconds remaining in regulation.
Notable for the Nittany Lions over the weekend was the continued formidable
special teams play. While going 2-for-6 on the power play, the Blue and White
managed to hold the Lakers to 0-for-6 on the player-advantage.
"This sweep shows just how far we've come," said Petersen. "It shows just
how far we've come in our third year as a D1 program. It shows that we're
capable of doing anything we set our minds to and we can if we work together as
a team."
With the program being so young, many "firsts" are still being crossed off
the list. This past weekend not only included Penn State's very first win over
a ranked opponent, but it also consisted of its very first sweep of a ranked
and conference foe.
With finals week and the holidays upcoming, Penn State will take a
three-week break before returning to action Jan. 3 and Jan. 4 at home versus
Ohio State.
By Tyler Feldman, GoPSUsports.com Student Staff Writer
The Penn State women's hockey team is no stranger to a tough road schedule. The
Nittany Lions traveled to Pittsburgh, Pa. and split with conference foe Robert
Morris this past weekend.
Friday afternoon's contest was dominated by Penn State, as the Blue and White shutout the Colonials, 5-0. However, it was a different story Saturday, as the Colonials returned the favor by winning, 4-2.
"We're a team that's comfortable playing in any environment," said head coach Josh Brandwene. "We have a group of big time competitors, and I'm really pleased with the effort this weekend.
Penn State played very
disciplined hockey down a player. Robert Morris went 0-for-9 on the player-advantage.
In 18 games played this season, opponents are converting on just 21.8 percent
of power play opportunities.
Additionally, Penn State scored a short-handed goal in each of the two games against the Colonials.
Micayla Catanzariti scored the first shorthanded goal in game one. Then, in game two, Laura Bowman continued the trend. Hannah Bramm added a power play goal, as well.
"I'm so proud of Micayla and her whole line," said Brandwene. "They continue to give us a great effort night in and night out. They do a great job as individual penalty killers, as well. It was great to see them get rewarded. It was a heck of a pass by Emily Laurenzi, as well."
Catanzariti's first goal of the season, the aforementioned shorthanded goal, was set up beautifully by her teammate, Emily Laurenzi.
"Great forecheck by Em Laurenzi," said Brandwene on how the play started. "Excellent work behind the goal line and a beautiful backhand saucer pass to Micayla who was in the right spot and had a great shot release."
Amy Petersen and Hannah Hoenshell each scored a goal while Shannon Yoxheimer added a pair of goals to round out Penn State's five.
Play between the pipes was equally as impressive over the weekend. Celine Whitlinger made a season-high 42 saves en route to her second-straight shutout, while Hannah Ehresmann stopped 33 shots in Saturday's loss.
"It was a terrific performance by Celine on Friday," said Brandwene. "Controlled, efficient. I'm really proud of her. Hannah battled hard. She did a great job of seeing pucks through traffic and excellent work on the penalty kill. I'm really pleased with the goaltending."
Despite winning the first game convincingly, the Nittany Lions were outshot in both contests, 42-21 and 37-21, respectively.
In response to the large shot differentials, Brandwene continues to look at each subsequent game as part of the process.
"We continue to strive for excellence in all three zones, in all aspects of our game, and I'm really pleased with the continued growth of this hockey team in all aspects," said Brandwene. "We are taking things one day at a time. I'm looking forward to getting back to work at the beginning of the week and stringing some practices together in preparation for the weekend."
The biggest take away from the two-game weekend series at 84 Lumber Arena was Penn State's apparent on-ice communication.
"Our on-ice communication was as good as it's been all season long," said Brandwene. "That's something I'm really pleased with. The players have taken great responsibility there, and it's something we're definitely going to build on."
The Nittany Lions will
continue their progression in practice this week before facing off against
Mercyhurst in a two-game home series at Pegula Ice Arena this upcoming Friday
night and Saturday afternoon.
By Tyler Feldman, GoPSUsports.com Student Staff Writer
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -The
two may be miles away from home, but their journey together to Penn State has
helped mold the friendship of a lifetime. Penn State women's
hockey Juniors Micayla Catanzariti and Celine Whitlingerare were
both integral pieces in Penn State's transition to a Division I program and
have taken the team to new heights, but the similar paths that each took in
arriving in Happy Valley is like California Dreamin'.
"Both are fabulous, fabulous
players in their own right," said head coach Josh Brandwene. "You have great
hockey being played in the state of California. And, historically it goes back
to the Wayne Gretzky trade."
"We've been through a lot together," said Catanzariti. "It's
made coming here so much easier. Especially being so far away from home, just
having someone from home who knows everything about you..."
"...Brings a little piece of home with you," said Whitlinger
finishing Catanzariti's sentence.
The voyage starts in California, takes a one-year pit stop
in Ohio and then finishes in Happy Valley.
Anaheim Ducks
Catanzariti hails from Rancho Santa Margarita and Whitlinger
is from Garden Grove, but their routes first crossed at the age of 13 when each
starting playing on the Anaheim Ducks club team.
"We did so much traveling [with the Ducks]," said
Catanzariti. "We'd leave Thursday night on a red eye, play six games and then
get back Sunday night in California. It was a lot of traveling."
The two Californians played for the Ducks for four seasons
(2007-2010), helping guide the club to three bronze medals at the National
Gilmour Academy
However, the hockey road doesn't end there for them. Rather,
due to their excellent play for the Ducks, the duo got recruited prior to the
start of their senior year of high school to attend Gilmour Academy in
Cleveland, Ohio, to further their hockey careers.
"It was like if you go, I'll go, but we were probably both
going to go regardless," Whitlinger said about attending Gilmour Academy with
Unlike California hockey, where Catanzariti and Whitlinger
played side-by-side with guys their age, Gilmour Academy provided an
environment that was similar to that of the women's collegiate game.
"The game is completely different in California," said
Catanzariti. "They are stronger, faster, they hit, but they weren't allowed to
hit us, but it was still more physical. Then in Gilmour we played other girl's
high school teams, so I think that really prepared both of us for here [Penn
State]. We were on the ice every day at Gilmour, which was different. We
practiced three or four times a week in California, but at Gilmour we'd skate
every day."
Penn State
After a tournament in Ohio, Brandwene recruited Catanzariti.
"We had seen Micayla pretty much right out of the gate as
the program was launched during that transition year," said Brandwene. "She
made an immediate impression on me with her work ethic, her intensity, and just
those intangibles that she brings to the game along with her skill set. So
that's where that process started. I'm thrilled that it worked out and glad
that she saw Penn State as a great fit for her. She continues to do great things
for us."
Then, Whitlinger followed suit.
"Basically I committed [to Penn State] and convinced
Celine," said Catanzariti.
"I saw [Whitlinger] in the process just a little bit later
and also brings all the attributes we look for in a Penn State women's hockey
player," said Brandwene. "She is a terrific student who is very dedicated to
her schoolwork, a fabulous teammate, has great character, and she's a
tremendous athlete in goal and continues to have great success here."
While Catanzariti has tallied one assist this season,
Whitlinger has posted a 4-4 record in net to go along with a 2.88 goals against
average and a .910 save percentage.
According to Brandwene, having two Californians on the team
has created a very natural, comfortable and fun-loving family environment.
Combining their unique, positive personalities with their big time
contributions make for one proud head coach.
"They bring great intensity and great spirit to the
program," said Brandwene. "I'm honored to have the opportunity to coach both of
them individually and collectively."
Californication and the rest of the Nittany Lions (7-6-3,
2-3-1 CHA) travel to Pittsburgh this weekend to take on Robert Morris (4-10-3,
1-3-2 CHA) in a two-game series at 84 Lumber Arena.
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - 'Tis the season for giving thanks, and the Penn
State Athletics would like to take an opportunity to say thank you to the loyal
fans on Thanksgiving.
As you sit down with family and friends to eat your traditional meal while the
Lions and Cowboys host their annual Thanksgiving day home games, Penn State
Athletics would like to thank you, the fans, for the unrivaled support you give
every team on campus. Penn State's teams
would not be the same without the greatest fans in college sports.
As a token of their appreciation, several student-athletes from teams on campus
would like to say thank you and Happy Thanksgiving for the support you give
them throughout the athletic season.
By Tyler Feldman, GoPSUsports.com Student Staff Writer
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - Those close to freshman forward Aly Hardy know that
she is a well-rounded individual. She is not only a dedicated hockey player,
but also a saxophone player and dancer.
Her smooth saxophone and dance abilities translate well onto the ice where
she displays orchestrated skating with her line mates, as well as a unique
barrel of stick handling skills.
She is making the most of her opportunities and impacting play through her
constant progression, feisty play and work ethic.
The St. Albans, Vermont native has seen playing time in the past four games
has jazzed up the program and was a contributor to three Blue and White wins
during that four-game span.
Her hard work even translates into the players lounge at Pegula Ice Arena
where she enjoys competing in 'Just Dance' on Xbox and at the Ping-Pong table,
as well.
"Well I play ping pong mostly with [Hannah] Bramm because I can't play
against Jill [Holdcroft] anymore because she makes me mad," said Hardy.
In fact, according to Hardy, the aforementioned statement is her favorite
aspect of the state-of-the-art Pegula Ice Arena.
"I'd probably have to say the lounge," said Hardy. "The couches are really
comfy, and I really like how we have Xbox and we play 'Just Dance' sometimes
and the ping pong table definitely."
Music, dancing and ping-pong aside, Hardy intends to continue to jazz up
Penn State as she progresses into a more experienced performer on the ice.
By Tyler Feldman, GoPSUsports.com Student Staff Writer
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - Penn State women's hockey concluded the weekend on a
high note with a 3-2 overtime win over RIT on Saturday. Head Coach Josh
Brandwene continues to commend the freshmen class on their consistency on the
"They just continue to grow every single day," said Brandwene. "The effort
is always there. The poise continues to get better with great jobs at both ends
of the ice, and a tremendous performance by Hannah [Ehresmann] in net."
Caitlin Reilly, CHA Rookie of the Week, boosted the Nittany Lions with two
goals on Saturday including the game-winner in overtime. Reilly's first goal
came in the first period with assists from Amy Petersen and fellow freshman
Remi Martin. However, Reilly's game-winning goal was a total team effort.
"Great pressure at the offensive blue line by Amy Petersen," said Brandwene
on how the play started. "Just a really smart hockey play with a nice chip and
support from Laura Bowman. And, a great heads up play by Laura to feed Caitlin
in the slot. Caitlin stuck with it and on her second opportunity threw it on
net, and when you put pucks on net great things happen."
Making the necessary adjustments from a loss to skate to victory the next
day speaks volumes to the type of program Brandwene and his players are
"It says everything about the team family environment that we have," said
Brandwene. "They are a great group. They bring tremendous enthusiasm and a
great effort to the rink. We have a great group of leaders and veteran players
who are tremendous veteran leaders for them."
Not only have the freshmen shined but also special teams.
Penn State's penalty kill was perfect against the Tigers, holding them
scoreless on six opportunities. According to Brandwene, Bowman, Petersen, Emily
Laurenzi, Micayla Catanzariti, Hannah Bramm, and Sarah Nielsen continue to
positively progress on the disadvantage.
"A great week of practice from the penalty kill this week and an excellent
effort on Friday and nice adjustments as well on Saturday," said Brandwene. "Great
effort. Great poise. Great adjustments."
After going 0-for-3 on the power play in Friday's loss, the Blue and White
scored on the player-advantage in Saturday's win. Freshman defenseman Bella
Sutton netted the game-tying goal while on the power play with 5:06 in
"They remain patient and poised," said Brandwene on his power play. "We had
good looks all weekend, and they made some just nice, simple adjustments to
find some open space and open lanes, and I'm really proud of their effort, as
After nearly a month away from home, Penn State finally returns to Pegula
Ice Arena this upcoming weekend for a two-game conference series against
By Tyler Feldman, GoPSUsports.com Student Staff Writer
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - Already 12 games into the season, Remi Martin from
Littleton, Colo., has positively impacted Penn State's defense. She's a big
reason why the Blue and White are allowing just two goals per game.
College Transition
Transitioning to collegiate play can be challenging, but for Martin, having
junior Jordin Pardoski as her defense partner has smoothened the process.
"I've definitely learned to be a little bit more mature, communicate
better, and be open to her constructive criticism," Martin said about what
she's learned from Pardoski.
Martin has certainly taken a hefty load of advice from her defense partner,
but she has also taught Pardoski a few things, too.
"I've learned a lot from [Martin] even though I'm older," said Pardoski. "She's
a great player on and off the ice. Just communicating wise I've learned from
her style of play. We play really well together on the ice, so we accommodate
each other."
Building Chemistry
Having chemistry on the blue line is integral to defensive success for the
Nittany Lions. Still early in the season, Martin and Pardoski have developed
into one of the strongest defense pairings in the CHA.
"We mesh well because at the same time we're both defensive-minded," said
Martin. "She trusts me and I trust her with the puck, so we both support each
It's not just her relationship with Pardoski that makes the team so special
to Martin. In fact, the freshman finds it unique that she relates well with all
of her teammates.
"It's really welcoming here," said Martin. "Everyone on the
team I relate with individually on a different level."
Martin brings a
skilled and physical presence to the team. She's blocked 12 shots in addition
to tallying one assist thus far. She notes the reason for her early success is due
to her communication development.
According to head coach Josh Brandwene, Martin is a "multi-dimensional
defender" who balances her skills evenly in both the defensive and offensive
zones. She is a strong skater with excellent vision, a hard shot, and the
ability to create puck movement.
Favorite Parts of Penn State
It doesn't matter if she's on or off the ice, Martin simply enjoys being around
her teammates.
"My favorite thing about Penn State is definitely being
around my team because I love my team," said Martin. "And I would say coming to
the rink everyday and practicing and just feeling the camaraderie with everyone
on the team.
Her favorite part about Penn State is one thing, but playing in the
state-of-the-art Pegula Ice Arena presents another area of campus that Martin
finds attractive.
"I would definitely say the training room," Martin said
about her favorite part of Pegula Ice Arena. "I go in the hot tub a lot, and I
go in the ice bath a lot."
Forward Thinking
Despite being just a freshman, Martin is playing at a skill
level that is progressing at a fast rate. Expect her to continue to be a
dynamic mainstay on the blue line for the Nittany Lions.


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- Liars: "No. 1 Against the Rush" (via SoundCloud)
Even at their highest points of visibility, Liars have spent the last decade creating obfuscation. Their 2001 debut, They Threw Us All in a Trench and Stuck a Monument on Top, was a raging fire of herky-jerky Solid Gold antagonism that ended a locked groove which, on CD, ran longer than all of the record's songs combined. The lead single from 2006's Drum's Not Dead, "It Fit When I Was a Kid", featured the unconflicted cover image of the trio's faces superimposed onto gay pornography. Liars have shifted around geographically over the years as well, from New York to New Jersey to Berlin, but since settling down in Los Angeles in 2009, they've made some of their most unsettling and misanthropic work thus far.
The band's latest curveball arrives early on their latest album, WIXIW. Its opening track, "The Exact Colour of Doubt", features Tangerine Dream-like synths giving way to soft pitter-patter percussion and a guitar line that shimmers with just the right amount of reverb. It's lovely, ethereal, and not remotely indicative of what follows.
WIXIW is a return to Liars' more adventurous, experimental roots, a dark and abstract detour from the more straightforward one-two punch of 2007's self-titled effort and 2010's Sisterworld. While the latter showcased comparatively traditional instrumentation, WIXIW is largely electronic and sample-based, with frontman Angus Andrew's vocals featuring as one of very few recognizably organic presences on the record. The trait this album shares most with its predecessor is an abundance of creeping tension, but there's little catharsis to be found here, just a steady level of overcast unease.
Liars have always excelled at creating self-contained atmospheres and the overall vibe on WIXIW is pure dread and uncertainty, no doubt a by-product of the album's genesis. Andrew mentioned in our interview that the creative process was "more difficult" than in the past, a result of he and band member Aaron Hemphill's increasingly collaborative songwriting. The strengthened partnership between the two is apparent, to the point where Andrew appears to address Hemphill directly on the cosmic rumination "His and Mine Sensations": "Tell me it's a lie, Aaron/ Tell me it's a lie."
While making the album, Andrew also began a serious romantic relationship while a relationship of Hemphill's ended. WIXIW finds itself emotionally and lyrically somewhere in the middle, mixing bitter sentiments and pleas for protection and safety with the same embrace of duality that marked Drum's Not Dead. The new album's title is pronounced "wish you," and the harrowing upward climb of its title track and centerpiece reflects the type of yearning that the pronunciation suggests: "I wish you were here with me/ I can't no longer take it all/ Wish you would not come back to me."
WIXIW is a very human and fragile album-- moreso than any other Liars record-- and it's initially easy to overlook these traits because the sound is so cold, electronic, and distant. It's so clearly the result of a rock band attempting to create electronic music that comparisons to Radiohead circa Kid A and Amnesiac are somewhat unavoidable. (Andrew's decidedly Thom Yorke-ish vocal takes on "His and Mine Sensations" and "III Valley Prodigies" add some weight to that, too.) But where Radiohead drew from the then-contemporary glitch of Warp-stamped IDM, Liars look further back on WIXIW, evoking an earlier period of electronic music.
That nod to the distant past is represented in the choice to bring in Mute founder and producer Daniel Miller (Depeche Mode, Yazoo) as a co-producer along with the band themselves, as well as in Liars' own rudimentary, back-to-basics sampling techniques, where they recorded dripping wet rags and deflated balloons, among other things. (You can find videos documenting these sampling techniques at the band's website.) As a result, even WIXIW's most inhuman moments retain a force of brute, blunt physicality. Take Liars' drums away and leave them with nothing but machines, and they still project an incantatory, campfire-seance vibe.
Appreciating WIXIW's taken risks and the subsequent riches that follow is a lot easier of a task than deciding where it ranks on the best-to-least-best scale of Liars' records. I'm fairly certain it's not their best, but even as I type this, each spin brings out new details and textures that color the listening experience in a different way. What we end up with is another very good album from a band that consistently turns out good work while charting its own path. Fascinating turns of change have always been Liars' sole consistency, and in that respect, I hope they stay the same forever.
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There is respect but no fear of the new world No 1 from the man who surrendered the post. Adam Scott will resume his former address should he win here this weekend and, though hyperbole has already paid out on a Rory McIlroy triumph, Scott is among a cluster of the world's top golfers ganging up on the man of the hour at the US PGA Championship.
Since winning the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial in May, Scott has yet to be placed outside the top 10. In two of those events, the Memorial Tournament and the Open, he posted top-five finishes. At the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational last week he was tied eighth. That is big data by any measure from a golfer capable of rendering absurd golf's rush to acclaim McIlroy as the dominant figure in the game.
Scott recognises McIlroy's talent, acknowledges his right to the No 1 spot but believes he has the means to beat him at Valhalla this week should all aspects of his game come together. "You never know how this game can go," Scott said. "It's always on a knife's edge, winning and losing, and having some momentum or not, and performing consistently well to struggling. It's not that big a difference.
"My goal is to contend and, hopefully, to win this tournament, and to do that would keep some great momentum going in the great scheme of things. It's only motivating to see Rory play so well but I've said a lot that I feel this is my time, so I've got to beat whatever Rory is trying out there, and I believe I can."
When Scott won the Players Championship a decade ago aged 23, it seemed the spectacular early success claimed by McIlroy might have been his, too. His game had the same rhythmic splendour and his physique ripples with the muscularity of Apollo. But Tiger Woods was not done. The second coming of the era's defining golfer was about to yield a further six majors in four seasons. There was no contending with that for the superpowers in the game, let alone a callow youth from the other side of the world.
"The dominance of Tiger's play over a 10-year period is unmatched and, I'd have to say, was quite incredible," Scott said. "I didn't have the belief, through lack of experience or whatever it might be. Probably most guys felt like we were beaten before we got out there. And that's different now for tons of reasons."
His victory at the Bridgestone three years ago marked the turning point in Scott's career, completing sea changes made to his approach and to scheduling. Gone went the weekly grind from event to event, replaced by a pared-down scheme that left plenty of time to ramp up practice at his home in the Bahamas. He also introduced the long-handled putter, which transformed outcomes at the business end of the discipline.
He was denied a first Masters crown only by the incredible four-birdie finish of Charl Schwartzel in 2011. And in 2012 he surrendered a four-hole lead with four to play to gift the Open to Ernie Els at Royal Lytham. Some saw that as a classic choke. Scott saw it as affirmation, proof that he could take a major by the throat and dominate the best players in the world. Nirvana finally welcomed him last year with victory at Augusta to claim a first major at the age of 32, the mean age for success at the Masters.
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That experience purged him of the need to justify his talent, and of any sense of panic when a golfing phenomenon like McIlroy presents itself every now and again. "It's hard to keep intensity for extended periods of time, so you have to balance that with good routines and process so that intensity can waiver. Mentally and physically you can get a break, but then still compete at a high level when you need to.
"Everything's a balance, and I think the last couple of years I've done a better job of balancing how to perform at a high level more often, even though I still would like to perform better again. It's a constantly evolving process of trying to get better.
"Seeing a guy like Rory really stamp his authority these last two weeks, you know, he's played well the whole summer since he won over in Europe. I believe I'm a better player and I can play at that level. Ten or 15 years ago, I didn't have that belief.
"I've had lots of good finishes in majors," he added. "I felt I played really well at the Open [at Royal Liverpool] and finished fifth. There are lots of good things to take from that. I still didn't get to lift the trophy, and that's why I'm working hard and putting in so much. I would like to get the result."
Justin Rose, two wins in his last four outings, Sergio Garcia, second in each of his last three PGA Tour events and third in two of the previous four, also represent a substantial threat to McIlroy's chances of winning three in a row. Rose, who arrived at Hoylake in the midst of a similar back-to-back adventure, went around Valhalla in the company of his Ryder Cup chum Ian Poulter today and spoke with some confidence about his prospects.
If Garcia is ever going to cross the line at a major the feeling is it must be now. He is playing the best golf of his career, fearless and straight off the tee, laser sharp with an iron in his hand and at last revelling in a method he can trust with the putter. Though heavy rains robbed him of his feel on the greens last Sunday, he was right to explain away a second successive runner-up spot to McIlroy in terms of what the Ulsterman did right rather than what he did wrong.
This course is set up to attack, the generous width of the fairways inviting the big hitters to reach for the sky and those with needle-sharp irons to pepper the flags. You would not have given tuppence for Phil Mickelson's chances but even he fancies it after shooting a 62 from nowhere on the last day in Akron.
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software jobs near Chetopa, KS
Supply Chain Associate-- MIM
NEWIdea Software Solutions
- Miami, OKSupport the manufacturing environment's procurement activities in order to ensure continuous improvement in total quality, technology and cost effectiveness.Responsible for...
6 hours ago from Idea Software Solutions -
Project Manager
NEWATEC Steel
- Baxter Springs, KSAptitude to learn and use ETO/ERP, PDM, and CAD software. Able to read and understand blueprints. Solid problem-solving skills. Able to manage multitask work in a fast-paced...
16 hours ago from ATEC STEEL LLC -
Account Manager
NEWStaff Management
- Miami, OKPrograms since 2010 and its StaffTrack software won a 2013 TekTonic Award for innovation in HR technology. Staff Management | SMX has been a charter member in the U.S. Immigration...
5 hours ago from Staff Management -
Marine Sales Consultant
- Afton, OKor a similar CRM software is preferred. · Experience with basic seamanship skills is preferred. Selling boats for MarineMax is one of the best jobs in the marine industry, and it...
8 days ago from MarineMax -
Plant Manager
Cst Industries
- Parsons, KSOutlook and the ability to learn new software as required. About CST Industries CST Industries, Inc., headquartered in Lenexa, Kansas, is the global leader in the manufacture and...
7 days ago from CST Industries, Inc. -
Raw Material and Product Compliance Specialist
NEWThermo Fisher Scientific
- Miami, OKknowledge of Excel, Word, Access, quality software, statistical methods and risk management techniques. Good understanding of the workings of quality management systems. Be...
14 hours ago from Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc -
Life / Health Insurance Agent - Inside a Tax Preparation Office
- Miami, OKknowledge of email, CRM and related office software. Driven by face-to-face sales and opportunities. Desired Experience: Background and experience selling life and health...
5 hours ago from ZipRecruiter -
General & Legal Transcriptionist
Mommy Jobs Online
- Scammon, KSwith a USB port may be compatible with our software; audition may be completed without purchasing a foot pedal)To Become A Member: Please visit mommyjobsonline.com and click on...
21 days ago from Get Medical Transcription Jobs -
Project Engineer I
Ducommun Incorporated
- Parsons, KSDemonstrated fluency in a CAD software system, preferably Unigraphics NX and/or CATIA. Conversant in Microsoft Project, Excel and Power Point. Knowledge of Lean, Six Sigma and...
17 days ago from Ducommun Incorporated -
Process Associate 3 – Stacker (Pittsburg – Day)
EaglePicher Technologies
- Pittsburg, KSaccurately document work in manufacturing software. This job involved working with commonly accepted industry standards. Must be able to work within a self–directed team...
15 days ago from Jobing.com
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