Wells
      Rookie Award

USM
     All American
     All Conference
     Captain

UMaine
     ECAC Champions
     MVP
     All Conference
     All American
     Captain

Northeastern
     National Final 4 - 95 & 96
     Captain
     All Conference
     Asst. Coach, UMaine, '02-05
     Interim Head Coach, UMaine, '06

Lehigh University
     2004 Pacific League Academic Honor Roll
     2005 Tri-Captain 
     2005 Pacific League All League 2nd Team

UMF
     2002 Conference All Tourney Team
     2003 NFHCA All Academic Squad
     2003 Conferance All Tourney Team
     2003 All Conference - 1st Team
     2004 NFHCA New England East Regional Team
     2004 Division III National Academic Squad
     2004 All Conference
     2004 All Tournament Team
     2005 All-NAC First Team
2006-Present - Thomas College Asst Head Coach

Before UMaine-Farmington: Member of 2001 Class A state championship field hockey team 1999 Eastern Maine Class A champions, 2002 Eastern Maine Class A runner's up. Softball Eastern Maine Class A champions 2001, KVAC softball champions 2002. All conference 2002 field hockey, 2001, 2002 all conference in softball. Central Maine Newspapers 1st team field hockey 2001, 1st team softball 2002, 2nd team 2001. Academic Honors: National Honor Society, Who's Who, National Achievement Academy Award - Math, Maine Scholars Achievement Award, Girls State, Presidential Award for Educational Excellence.

While at UMaine Farmington: Member of 2003 NAC Field Hockey Championship team...All Tournament Team, NAC Tourney...Member of 2002-03 Championship basketball team...member of 2003 Softball conference runners up and regional runners up...Dean's list 2002-2003.2003...National leader in defensive saves...all conference first team...all tournament team, Player of the week, All Region 1st Team 2004, All Academic 2003, 2004, All tourney team 2002, 2003, 2004, All Academic 2003, 2004, .

Personal: Hobbies - anything involving sports, spending time with family and friends, reading, crocheting

Community Service Activities: coaching youth sports, nursing home volunteer, senior -spectrum-SERVE volunteer, booster-booth volunteer, waitress for benefit dinners, church nursery volunteer.

What was it about UMF that set it apart from the others? "UMF reputation for producing successful teachers, being close to home and having the ability to play multiple sports were all defining factors."

What do you like the most about UMF? "I think the size of the school and classes create a more closely knit, comfortable atmosphere, and the people are all incredibly friendly. It is everything I thought it would be...the education, athletic programs, people, size, etc."

Columbia
     2004 Scored the game-winner vs. Yale to give the Lions their first-ever win over the Elis
     2005 Honorable mention All-Ivy

2005: Started in all 17 games of the season...scored goals in two wins, Lafayette (2-1) and Quinnipiac (2-1) where she scored a game-tying goal with no time on the clock in order to win in overtime, as well as another goal in a loss against Brown...earned two assists against Maine and Colgate...honorable mention All-Ivy.
2004: Totaled two goals and two assists...started 12 of the 16 games in which she played...scored the game-winner vs. Yale to give the Lions their first-ever win over the Elis.
2003: Started in eight of the 17 games of the season...scored a goal in the Lions' lone win vs. St. Francis...named Ivy League Rookie of the Week for the week ending Oct.5.

UNH

ACCOLADES
2006–NFHCA Div. I National All-Academic Squad; America East Commissioner’s Honor Roll.
2005–NFHCA Div. I National All-Academic Squad; America East Academic Honor Roll.
2004–NFHCA Div. I National All-Academic Squad; America East Academic Honor Roll.
2003–NFHCA Div. I National All-Academic Squad; America East Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

BLUE AND WHITE BIO
2006–Started all 18 games and played 1269:24 of a possible 1277:55 in net (99.3%); ranked No. 5 in the nation in saves (150) and No. 8 in saves/game (8.33); in five America East conference games, recorded a 2.85 GAA with a .741 save percentage; recorded double digits in saves six times, including a season-high 16 against nationally-ranked Providence College.
2005–Started all 19 games, including five America East games; became the first Wildcat goalkeeper since the 2000 season to play every second of the season (1341:22); compiled a 7-12 overall record with a 2.87 GAA, .707 save percentage and three shutouts; in five conference games, went 2-3 with a 2.14 GAA, .645 save percentage and one shutout; recorded her first career shutout with a three-save effort at St. Louis U.; made a career-high 19 saves vs. Indiana U. in the season opener; also recorded double digits in saves three other times – vs. 12th-ranked Northeastern (14), at UConn (11) and vs. 14th-ranked BC (10); recorded her other shutouts vs. Providence College and UMBC.
2004–Played in six games, all off the bench, for a total of 125:47; compiled a 1-0 record with a 2.23 GAA and .733 save percentage; in two league games, had a 4.28 GAA and .500 save percentage in 32:43 of action; recorded her first collegiate victory vs. Northwestern as she shut them out in the second half on four saves; the four saves matched her season high, which she established in her collegiate debut at Duke.
2003–Redshirted the season.

PERSONAL FILE
Margaux is a 2003 graduate of Skowhegan Area High School; USFHA Futures participant from 1999-2001; All-State Team in 2002; as a senior, recorded a 0.37 GAA , .944 save percentage and 14 shutouts; for her career, had a 0.35 GAA and 34 shutouts; led team to the state championship in 2002 and 2001, as well as the Eastern Maine championship in 1999; also lettered in softball at Skowhegan; major is kinesiology: sport studies.

Babson College
     Tri-Captain, 2007
     NEWMAC Player of the Week, 10/09/07

As a junior:
Appeared in and started all 20 games... Finished season with 2 goals and 4 assists for 8 total points... Had 4 defensive saves.
As a sophomore:
Appeared in 25 games, making 24 starts... Finished season with 1 defensive save.
As a first-year:
Appeared in and started all 23 games... Finished the season with 1 assist, 1 point... Second on team in defensive saves (3).

University of Maine

2004: Sat out the 2004 season as a redshirt... has four years of eligibility remaining.

Before Maine: Captain as a senior for head coach Paula Doughty at Skowhegan High School... scored 21 goals and added 11 assists as a senior... led the Indians to the State Championship in both 2001 and 2003 and an Eastern Maine Title in 2000... named to the KVAC First Team... named to the East/West All-Star team... selected as a regional All-American... named a New England Premier Field Hockey All-Star... also played softball.

Personal: Born June 9, 1986... daughter of Jeffrey and Rita Corson... an undeclared major... sister, Nikki, played field hockey for Husson College.

University of New England

UMF

Bowdoin College

Michelle Tibbetts

D-1

Katy LePage

D-1

University of Maine
     2005 American East All Rookie Team

Before Maine: Captain for coach Paula Doughty at Skowhegan High School... scored 59 goals and added 29 assists in her career... led Skowhegan to four consecutive Class A State Championships... also won four KVAC Championships... named the 2005 National Coaches Association Field Hockey Player of the Year... named to the KVAC First Team in 2004... Morning Sentinel, Portland Press Herald and Bangor Daily News Player of the Year in 2004... 2004 All-State and Northeast Regional Field Hockey Team member... 2004 nominee for Miss Maine Field Hockey... 2003 Cape Cod Classics All-Tournament Team... as a senior, set the Skowhegan record for points scored in a single season... appeared in Sports Illustrated's Faces in the Crowd.

Personal: Born May 9, 1986... daughter of Lauri and Alan LePage... an early childhood education major.

Carlee Evans

D-1

Mallory Shute

D-1

UMaine

2006: Had a great rookie campaign for the Black Bears... named to the America East All-Rookie Team... named to the National Field Hockey Coaches Association Division I National Academic Squad... one of seven players and lone rookie to start all 19 games... helped lead a Maine defense which allowed less than two goals per game... named to the America East Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll... named a UMaine Academic "Rising Star."

Before Maine: Captain for coach Paula Doughty at Skowhegan Area High School... led Skowhegan to four consecutive state championships... a two-time NFHCA Regional All-American... Futures Participant... a two-time Futures Elite... participated in the 2004 Junior Olympics... nominee for Miss Maine Field Hockey.

Personal: Born February 27, 1988... daughter of Linda and Michael Shute... plans to major in political science... sister, Margaux, plays field hockey at New Hampshire.

Wheaton College

PLAYER BIO
Hometown: Skowhegan, ME
High School: Skowhegan Area
Position: Back
Class: 2010

Courtney Veinotte

D-1

UMaine
     American East Rookie of the Week, 09/10/07

Before Maine: Captain as a senior for Paula Doughty at Skowhegan High School... led Skowhegan to four-straight state championships... nominee for Miss Maine Field Hockey... scored 54 points as a senior... was a two-time KVAC First Team All-State selection... a two-time Portland Press Herald and Morning Sentinel First Team selection... an All-State selection... named to the Northeast Regional All-America Team... named Portland Press Herald Most Valuable Player as a senior... a National Futures Participant... also a National Futures Elite selection... played for the Cape Ann Coalition National Festival Team... also participated in basketball, ice hockey and track in high school.

Personal: Born June 6, 1989... daughter of Tammie and Richard Veinotte... undecided upon major.

Zara Saydjari

D-1

University of Michigan

Prep... Graduated from Skowhegan High School (2007) ... Two-year National Honor Society (2006, '07), serving as president as a senior ... Four-year High Honor Roll ... NFHCA High School National All-Academic squad ... Named to the 2005 NFHCA High School All-America second team ... NFHCA High School All-Northeast Region team (2005) ... Maine Field Hockey Association All-State first team (2005) ... Maine Sunday Telegram All-State team (2005) ... Morning Sentinel All-Star second team (2004) ... Registered 35 career goals and 23 assists ... Skowhegan HS posted a 70-2 record during her tenure and won four straight Maine Class A state championships ... Also participated in basketball and track and field, qualifying for the 2007 Maine State Championships in the shot put and 4x100-meter relay.

Club/Junior Team... U.S. Under-16 Team (2005) ... Twice competed at the AAU Junior Olympics (2004, '05) ... Four-time participant of the USFHA Futures Tournament (2003, '04, '05, '06) ... Three-time Futures Elite selection (2003, '04, '05).

Personal... Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts ... Born on May 24, 1989 ... Daughter of Razi and Cheryl Saydjari.

Stonehill College

At Skowhegan Area High School: Three-year letterwinner ... Named to the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference all-rookie team in 2004 ... KVAC first-team honoree as senior ... Named a regional all-American in 2006 ... Regional academic all-American in 2006 ... Named Skowhegan Female Athlete of the Year in 2007 ... Played in three state championship games ... Four-time state champion ... National Honor Society Vice President ... Student Council President ... Four-year letterwinner in track and field ... Served as team captain as a senior ... Also won three letters in basketball.

Personal: Born Lindsey Alayne Pinkham on March 10, 1989 ... Daughter of Steve and Michelle Pinkham ... Has an older sister, Stacy (21) who attends the University of Maine.

UMF

Major: Elementary education
Academic honors/achievements/highlights: German Award, high honors as freshman and sophomore.
Hobbies: Field hockey, tennis, hanging with friends and family.
Community service activities: Field hockey camp, day care.
When you were considering what college to attend, what was it about UMF that set it apart from the others? Academically -- teaching college.
What do you like most about UMF? Why is UMF a good fit for you? The community life. I like the small campus feeling.

UMF

Major: Elementary education
Athletic honors/achievements/highlights: State Class A champs 2003-06, Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference champs 2004, 2006, East All-Game MVP in 2007.
Academic honors/achievements/highlights: Honor Roll.
Hobbies: Tennis, sailing, music.
Community service activities: Coaching youth basketball, Special Olympics.
When you were considering what college to attend, what was it about UMF that set it apart from the others? The elementary education program and it is close to home.