The UConn Huskies women's ice hockey program represented the University of Connecticut Huskies during the 2014–15 NCAA Division I women's ice hockey season.
Offseason
Recruiting
The 2014 recruiting class was notable, in that Shannon Godin filed a lawsuit, alleging that she was the victim of hazing, which led to her hospitalization, and that head coach Chris MacKenzie was both aware of the incident, and that he acted in an abusive manner. A subsequent inquiry by the university confirmed the hazing incident, but did not find MacKenzie at fault
Madison Badeau Forward Attended Holy Trinity Catholic HS Annie Belanger Goaltender Played for Team Quebec U18 Cyndee Cook Defense Played for Shaftesbury Prep Justine Fredette Forward Cook's teammate with Shaftesbury Prep Shannon Godin Forward Played for Brewster Academy Theresa Knutson Forward Played for Team Wisconsin U19Leah Lum Defense Played for the Pacific SteelersLindsay Roethke Forward Played for Buffalo (MN) HSMarisa Maccario Forward Played for the Boston Shamrocks
Roster
Goaltending kept the Huskies competitive. Elaine Chuli remained one of Hockey East's best netminders, while Freshman Annie Belanger emerges as an equally talented backup. The duo allowed the Huskies to earn a respectable 2.95 Goals Against Average. The offensive efforts of the team did not match the defensive threat. The Huskies scored only 80 goals, with seniors Emily Snodgrass, Sarah MacDonnell and Kayla Campero scoring nearly half (37) of those goals. The team's best performance was the Quarterfinal winning game at Maine on February 28, 2015, when Elaine Chuli led the team though a regulation 0-0 tie, while Rebecca Fleming scored the game winning overtime goal.
2014–15 Huskies
Schedule
!colspan=12 style=""| Regular Season
!colspan=12 style=" style=""| WHEA Tournament
Awards and honors Goaltender Elaine Chuli named team MVP Elaine Chuli was invited to the Team Canada Development team
Hockey East All-Stars Elaine Chuli, Honorable Mention
References