2017-18 Women's Ice Hockey Roster
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Lachner, Claire
GOALTENDER
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Claire Lachner
- Position:
- GOALTENDER
- Height:
- 5-5
- Class:
- Junior
- Hometown:
- Commerce, Mich.
- High School:
- Mercy / Little Caesars U-19
- Position:
- GOALTENDER
Bio
As a Junior in 2017-18:
- Played in 1 game
As a Sophomore in 2016-17:
- Did not appear in any regular or postseason games
As a Freshman in 2015-16:
-Did not appear in any regular season or postseason games
-Played in the Bobcats exhibition game against Western (Ontario), making eight saves in a 1-1 tie
-Named a Quinnipiac Scholar-Athlete
-One of seven Quinnipiac freshman student-athletes to achieve a 4.0 GPA
Before Quinnipiac:
-Won two Michigan state championships and played in six Michigan state championships with Little Caesars
-Won a bronze medal in three trips to Nationals with Little Caesars
-Recorded a shutout in the 2012 U-16 Michigan state championship game
-Selected to the United States National Development Camp from 14 to 16 years old
-Named to the All-Star team at National Camp
-Four-year assistant captain
-All-star MVP goaltender at Bell Capital Cup
-Won JWHL Challenge Cup Championship in 2013
-Went 2-1-0 in three games at the NAHA Tournament, posting a 0.80 GAA
-Four-year Archdiocese of Detroit Scholarship All-Catholic Award
-Valedictorian Finalist
-National Honor Society
-Played softball with the Michigan Outlaws
Personal:
-Born and raised in Commerce, Michigan
-Daughter of Paul and Nancy Lachner
-Has one older brother, Carl
-Plans to major in physical therapy
-Spent summer (2017) with family in Bonaire scuba diving, attended the National Athletic Training Association conference in Houston, Texas, and worked at the University of Wyoming on sports medicine staff
-Plans to pursue doctorate degree in physical therapy after graduation
-Lists "Athletic Training Emergency Management" as the most interesting course she has taken at Quinnipiac. ("Involved thinking on your feet, and everything we learned is very important for our major to prepare for worst-case scenarios.")
- Played in 1 game
As a Sophomore in 2016-17:
- Did not appear in any regular or postseason games
As a Freshman in 2015-16:
-Did not appear in any regular season or postseason games
-Played in the Bobcats exhibition game against Western (Ontario), making eight saves in a 1-1 tie
-Named a Quinnipiac Scholar-Athlete
-One of seven Quinnipiac freshman student-athletes to achieve a 4.0 GPA
Before Quinnipiac:
-Won two Michigan state championships and played in six Michigan state championships with Little Caesars
-Won a bronze medal in three trips to Nationals with Little Caesars
-Recorded a shutout in the 2012 U-16 Michigan state championship game
-Selected to the United States National Development Camp from 14 to 16 years old
-Named to the All-Star team at National Camp
-Four-year assistant captain
-All-star MVP goaltender at Bell Capital Cup
-Won JWHL Challenge Cup Championship in 2013
-Went 2-1-0 in three games at the NAHA Tournament, posting a 0.80 GAA
-Four-year Archdiocese of Detroit Scholarship All-Catholic Award
-Valedictorian Finalist
-National Honor Society
-Played softball with the Michigan Outlaws
Personal:
-Born and raised in Commerce, Michigan
-Daughter of Paul and Nancy Lachner
-Has one older brother, Carl
-Plans to major in physical therapy
-Spent summer (2017) with family in Bonaire scuba diving, attended the National Athletic Training Association conference in Houston, Texas, and worked at the University of Wyoming on sports medicine staff
-Plans to pursue doctorate degree in physical therapy after graduation
-Lists "Athletic Training Emergency Management" as the most interesting course she has taken at Quinnipiac. ("Involved thinking on your feet, and everything we learned is very important for our major to prepare for worst-case scenarios.")
Quinnipiac vs. UConn
Saturday, September 23
Women's Hockey vs Dartmouth 11/8
Wednesday, June 03
Women's Ice Hockey vs Harvard (11/9)
Wednesday, June 03
Women's Ice Hockey: Friendship Series Full Recap
Wednesday, June 03
