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UWSP Women’s Hockey Trio Picks Up All-WIAC First-Team Honors

3/8/2023 2:02:00 PM

MADISON, Wis. – Three members of the UW-Stevens Point women's hockey team were selected to the All-WIAC teams announced on Wednesday (Mar. 8). Laina Berthiaume (South Haven, Minn./Hutchinson), Courtney Leising (Maple Grove, Minn./Maple Grove) and Olivia Schultz (Maplewood, Minn./Tartan) were each tabbed for first-team honors. Ashtyn Wiltscheck (Sleepy Eye, Minn./New Ulm) was named to the WIAC All-Sportsmanship team.
 
WIAC Release
 
Berthiaume snags her second league honor after being an honorable mention team pick a season ago. She led the Pointers in scoring this season with 17 points and a team-best 15 assists. Ten of her assists came in conference play, the fifth-most helpers among league skaters. Berthiaume had four multi-point games, three of which were in conference games.  She notched a season-high four points with three assists in a win at Northland and had five points on the weekend to earn WIAC Athlete of the Week honors.
 
Leising grabs a first team honor after being named the WIAC Newcomer of the Year last season. She led the Pointers with 10 goals and was second with 15 points.  Five of her goals came in league games, the ninth-most in the conference. She had a pair of two-goal games, at Superior in November and at home against Northland in December.
 
Schultz picks up her fourth career all-conference honor and second first-team nod. She posted a 12-14-1 record with a 2.06 goals against average. She recorded a .941 save percentage for the season, the 14th-best in the nation. Her 885 saves this season broke her own single season school record set last year. Schultz claimed the program career record for saves and concluded her career with 2,794 saves, more than 500 more than any other UWSP goaltender. She recorded three shutouts and held the opposition to two or fewer goals in 17 games.
 
Wiltscheck garners an all-sportsmanship laurel after skating in all 27 games this season. She scored two goals and added an assist. She had 16 shots on the season.
 
The Pointers finished third in the WIAC this season and reached the semifinals of the WIAC Tournament.
 
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