The Katie Kemmerer File

2009-10: Named to the WCHA Scholar Athlete team for the first time in her career…appeared in 36 of the 37 games in 2009-10 during her senior stint…totaled 16 shots…was 1-2 in PIM…played an important role on SCSU’s penalty kill, which ranked fourth in the WCHA with an 84.4 percentage (151/179)…her plus/minus was -5…scored 11 career points (6g, 5a) in 114 games played in the Cardinal and Black…landed on the All-WCHA Academic squad for the third time in her career.

2008-09: Posted two assists opening weekend at Quinnipiac…scored first goal of the season with a shorthanded effort at North Dakota on Oct. 11…had two point weekend (1-1) against Brown on Oct. 24-25…posted game-tying goal at Minnesota-Duluth on Jan. 31…finished -7 on the plus/minus, posting 39 shots...went 2-4 on PIM and played in 27 games.

2007-08:  Saw a significant increase in playing time, appearing in 34 games for SCSU her sophomore season…tallied one goal and one assist on the year…assisted on goal at Robert Morris on Oct. 26…scored her goal against Ohio State on Jan. 11…was -3 in +/- and was just 1/2 in PIM.

2006-07: Kemmerer had a strong season-opening game, scoring one goal and one assist against Robert Morris on Sept. 29, 2006...totaled three points (2g, 1a) in first season as a Husky...was +1 on the season...appeared in 17 games.

PRIOR TO SCSU:  A 2006 graduate of A.J. Dimond high school in Anchorage, Alaska...three-sport athlete...named team captain two years in hockey...two-time All-Conference player...coached by Dan Gasperlin...three-time letterwinner in tennis and softball... a team captain for the Team Alaska Selects U-16... participated in the USA Select 16’s in
Lake Placid...this past 2005-06 season, Kemmerer scored 23 goals and 62 assists in 69 games playing for the North American Hockey Academy (NAHA) and coach Bill Driscoll...tallied five game-winning goals, seven power play goals and one short-handed goal for NAHA.

PERSONAL:  Born on 1/7/88...daughter of Joe and Luella Kemmerer of Anchorage, Alaska...says her coaches Carrie Jokiel and Yvan Corbin have had the greatest influence on her career...three-time academic letterwinner and has been named to the honor roll...enjoys fishing, golf, reading, art, working out and hiking... a biomedical sciences major at SCSU.

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