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Huskies hand out end-of-season awards
Sulyma earned MVP honors in net by leading Hockey East with 973 total saves and posting a .912 save percentage in 31 games played. During the season, Sulyma was honored by the league as its Rookie of the Week five times and was the Rookie of the Month for December. A Hockey East All-Rookie selection, Sulyma also won the Humboldt Storage and Moving "Three Stars" Award. It marks the second-straight year a freshman has won Team MVP accolades, as Chelsey Jones earned the honor last season.
As the team's Rookie of the Year, Kehoe led the Huskies with 14 assists and 25 total points, while finishing second on the team with 11 goals. As the only player to record a point in all of NU's wins, Kehoe posted a team-best six multiple point games. Her 25 points ranked her second among Hockey East freshmen and she was named to the Hockey East All-Rookie squad.
Berman was voted the team's "Unsung Hero" after a breakout year in 2007-08. In 34 games played, she scored six goals and added 11 assists for 17 total points. Through the regular season, Berman was the fifth-highest scoring defenseman in Hockey East and led all Hockey East defensemen in powerplay scoring, with 12 of her 17 points coming on the man-advantage.
Seniors Sarah Belliveau and Nikki Petrich were also honored at the banquet.
April 28, 2008
Boston, MAThe Northeastern University women’s ice hockey recently named its end-of-season award winners. Freshman goaltender Leah Sulyma took home the top honor of Team Most Valuable Player, while forward Kristi Kehoe was named Team Rookie of the Year and sophomore defenseman Lindsay Berman earned NU's "Unsung Hero" award.
