Trine’s Isaacson and Concordia Wisconsin’s Pattengale
Earn NCHA Women’s Hockey Weekly Honors

Trine University sophomore Eryn Isaacson (F - Fenton, Mich.) is the NCHA Women’s Offensive Player of the Week and Concordia University Wisconsin senior Christina Pattengale (G - Portage, Mich.) is the NCHA Women’s Defensive Player of the Week, the league office announced Tuesday.

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Isaacson is the NCHA Offensive Player of the Week after posting the biggest statline across the league while her team went 1-0-1 on the weekend against Marian University. Isaacson completed the second hat trick of her career (all by 8:16 of the second period) in Saturday’s win against the Sabres. She then added another goal to become the first Trine hockey player to record four goals in a single game. The team finished the game with a 5-1 victory, its third win in conference play this year - already one more than a year ago during the Thunder’s inaugural league campaign. The weekly honor is the third of her young career.

Pattengale is the NCHA Defensive Player of the Week for the fourth time in her collegiate career, posting a 1-0-1 mark on the weekend in a series against St. Norbert College. She made 35 total saves for a .921 save percentage, adding a 1.44 goals-against average while recording 17 stops in the opening 5-1 win and 18 more in the second game - a 2-2 overtime finish.

Editor’s note: There will be no NCHA Weekly Release next week, due to the light schedule (just 6 games with 4 teams playing). The next release will come out Dec. 4, 2018.

2018-19 NCHA WEEKLY TOP PERFORMERS

Hailey Miller, Marian
Miller had another multi-point game for Marian in a 2-2 tie with Trine in the series opener. Miller assisted the first goal for the Sabres and then netted what proved to be the game-tying tally in the third period.

Molly Scarborough, Trine
Scarborough came away with 35 saves and allowed just one goal in Trine’s win against Marian on Saturday.

Lindsey Strainis, Marian
Strainis made 45 saves with an .882 save percentage over the weekend against Trine. In the opener of the series, she made 32 saves and led the Sabres to a 2-2 tie.

Jordan Trapp, Lake Forest
Trapp assisted on both game-winning goals and was +3 as Lake Forest prevailed 2-1 and 6-1 at Finlandia over the weekend. She also added a tally of her own, her first of the season, on Saturday.

Natasha Wanless, Concordia
Wanless had three goals in two games for the Falcons as they went 1-0-1 against St. Norbert. The junior leads the Falcons with seven goals on the season.