NCAA Division I women's ice hockey All-Tournament team

NCAA Division I women's ice hockey All-Tournament team is an honor bestowed at the conclusion of the NCAA women's ice hockey tournament to the players judged to have performed the best during the championship. The team is currently composed of three forwards, two defensemen and one goaltender with additional players named in the event of a tie. Voting for the honor was conducted by the head coaches of each member team once the tournament has completed and any player regardless of their team's finish is eligible. The All-Tournament Team began being awarded after the first championship in 2001.[1]

All-Tournament teams

2000s

2001 Player Pos Team Tuula Puputti G Minnesota Duluth Isabelle Chartrand D St. Lawrence Brittny Ralph D Minnesota Duluth Amanda Sargeant F St. Lawrence Maria Rooth F Minnesota Duluth Tammy Shewchuk F Harvard

2002 Player Pos Team Tania Pinelli G Niagara Larissa Luther D Minnesota Duluth Meredith Ostrander D Brown Kelly Stephens F Minnesota Joanne Eustace F Minnesota Duluth Kristy Zamora F Brown

2003 Player Pos Team Amy Ferguson G Dartmouth Angela Ruggiero D Harvard Jenny Potter F Minnesota Duluth Hanne Sikiö F Minnesota Duluth Julie Chu F Harvard Caroline Ouellette F Minnesota Duluth

2004 Player Pos Team Jody Horak G Minnesota Allie Sanchez D Minnesota Angela Ruggiero D Harvard Kelly Stephens F Minnesota Natalie Darwitz F Minnesota Krissy Wendell F Minnesota

2005 Player Pos Team Ali Boe G Harvard Caitlin Cahow D Harvard Lyndsay Wall D Minnesota Sarah Vaillancourt F Harvard Natalie Darwitz F Minnesota Krissy Wendell F Minnesota

2006 Player Pos Team[2] Jessie Vetter G Wisconsin Bobbi-Jo Slusar D Wisconsin Ashley Albrecht D Minnesota Jinelle Zaugg F Wisconsin Bobbi Ross F Minnesota Jennifer Hitchcock F New Hampshire

2007 Player Pos Team[3] Jessie Vetter G Wisconsin Bobbi-Jo Slusar D Wisconsin Meaghan Mikkelson D Wisconsin Jinelle Zaugg F Wisconsin Jessica Koizumi F Minnesota Duluth Sara Bauer F Wisconsin

2008 Player Pos Team[4][5] Kim Martin G Minnesota Duluth Myriam Trépanier D Minnesota Duluth Heidi Pelttari D Minnesota Duluth Laura Fridfinnson F Minnesota Duluth Sara O’Toole F Minnesota Duluth Erika Lawler F Wisconsin

2009 Player Pos Team[6][7] Jessie Vetter G Wisconsin Alycia Matthews D Wisconsin Malee Windmeier D Wisconsin Meghan Agosta F Mercyhurst Hilary Knight F Wisconsin Erika Lawler F Wisconsin

2010s

2010 Player Pos Team[8][9] Amanda Mazzotta G Cornell Laura Fortino D Cornell Lauriane Rougeau D Cornell Emmanuelle Blais F Minnesota Duluth Laura Fridfinnson F Minnesota Duluth Jessica Wong F Minnesota Duluth

2011 Player Pos Team[10] Molly Schaus G Boston College Catherine Ward D Boston University Alev Kelter D Wisconsin Brooke Ammerman F Wisconsin Meghan Duggan F Wisconsin Hilary Knight F Wisconsin Carolyne Prevost F Wisconsin

2012 Player Pos Team[11] Noora Räty G Minnesota Megan Bozek D Minnesota Brooke Ammerman D Wisconsin Sarah Erickson F Minnesota Amanda Kessel F Minnesota Carolyne Prevost F Wisconsin

2013 Player Pos Team[12] Noora Räty G Minnesota Megan Bozek D Minnesota Hannah Brandt D Minnesota Marie-Philip Poulin F Boston University Amanda Kessel F Minnesota Milica McMillen F Minnesota

2014 Player Pos Team[13] Erica Howe G Clarkson Baylee Gillanders D Minnesota Renata Fast D Clarkson Rachel Bona F Minnesota Maryanne Menefee F Minnesota Jamie Lee Rattray F Clarkson

2015 Player Pos Team[14] Amanda Leveille G Minnesota Megan Wolfe D Minnesota Sarah Edney D Harvard Hannah Brandt F Minnesota Maryanne Menefee F Minnesota Dani Cameranesi F Minnesota

2016 Player Pos Team[15] Amanda Leveille G Minnesota Lee Stecklein D Minnesota Megan Keller D Boston College Sarah Potomak F Minnesota Amanda Kessel F Minnesota Haley Skarupa F Boston College

2017 Player Pos Team[16] Ann-Renée Desbiens G Wisconsin Mellissa Channell D Wisconsin Savannah Harmon D Clarkson Geneviève Bannon F Clarkson Cayley Mercer F Clarkson Annie Pankowski F Wisconsin

2018 Player Pos Team[17][18] Shea Tiley G Clarkson Savannah Harmon D Clarkson Olivia Zafuto D Colgate Loren Gabel F Clarkson Élizabeth Giguère F Clarkson Breanne Wilson-Bennett F Colgate

2019 Player Pos Team[19] Kristen Campbell G Wisconsin Maddie Rolfes D Wisconsin Mekenzie Steffen D Wisconsin Annie Pankowski F Wisconsin Abby Roque F Wisconsin Nicole Schammel F Minnesota

2020s

2020 Not awarded due to COVID-19 pandemic[20]

2021 Player Pos Team[21] Aerin Frankel G Northeastern Ashton Bell D Minnesota Duluth Skylar Fontaine D Northeastern Alina Müller F Northeastern Caitlin Schneider F Wisconsin Makenna Webster F Wisconsin

2022 Player Pos Team[22] Emma Söderberg G Minnesota Duluth Sophie Jaques D Ohio State Skylar Fontaine D Northeastern Kenzie Hauswirth F Ohio State Paetyn Levis F Ohio State Naomi Rogge F Minnesota Duluth

2023 Player Pos Team[23] Cami Kronish G Wisconsin Sophie Jaques D Ohio State Caroline Harvey D Wisconsin Laila Edwards F Wisconsin Kirsten Simms F Wisconsin Jesse Compher F Wisconsin

2024 Player Pos Team[24] Raygan Kirk G Ohio State Cayla Barnes D Ohio State Caroline Harvey D Wisconsin Joy Dunne F Ohio State Kirsten Simms F Wisconsin Makenna Webster F Ohio State

All-Tournament team players by school School Recipients Wisconsin 38 Minnesota 33 Minnesota Duluth 20 Clarkson 10 Harvard 8 Ohio State 8 Northeastern 4 Boston College 3 Cornell 3 Boston University 2 Brown 2 Colgate 2 St. Lawrence 2 Dartmouth 1 Mercyhurst 1 New Hampshire 1 Niagara 1

Multiple appearances Player Appearances Amanda Kessel 3 Jessie Vetter 3 Brooke Ammerman 2 Megan Bozek 2 Hannah Brandt 2 Natalie Darwitz 2 Savannah Harmon 2 Caroline Harvey 2 Sophie Jaques 2 Hilary Knight 2 Erika Lawler 2 Amanda Leveille 2 Noora Räty 2 Angela Ruggiero 2 Kirsten Simms 2 Bobbi-Jo Slusar 2 Makenna Webster 2 Krissy Wendell 2 Jinelle Zaugg 2

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