The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award

[Ted Knight]

Re: The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award

I was looking purely at points since the New Year and was somewhat surprised by the top 20 (stats from http://www.hockeyeastonline.com/stat...ing&sort=pts):

1    Kendall Coyne   Northeastern     15    14    29
2    Denisa Křížová  Northeastern      8    12    20
3    Hayley Scamurra Northeastern      6     9    15
4    Alex Carpenter  Boston College    7     7    14
     Jordan Krause   Northeastern      2    12    14
6    Haley Skarupa   Boston College    8     5    13
     Katie Rooney    Rensselaer        7     6    13
     Paige Savage    Northeastern      4     9    13
9    Dani Cameranesi Minnesota         6     6    12
     Emily Clark     Wisconsin         6     6    12
     Annie Pankowski Wisconsin         3     9    12
     Brooke Webster  St. Lawrence      4     8    12
13   Karlie Lund     Princeton         5     6    11
     Kelly Pannek    Minnesota         5     6    11
     Julia McKinnon  Ohio State        5     6    11
     Dana Trivigno   Boston College    3     8    11
     Rebecca Leslie  Boston University 3     8    11
     Dayna Colang    Vermont           5     6    11
     Emily Antony    Minnesota State   3     8    11

1) HOLY *** LOOK AT NORTHEASTERN

2) Who would have expected the top 20 to include skaters from RPI (at joint 6th!), OSU, Vermont, and Minnesota State? (Thanks UND). And, if you go down to everyone with 10 points, you also take in Cassidy Carels from Providence.

3) Wisconsin are a depth team, so only two skaters in the top 20 isn't that surprising. But to see only two from Minnesota as well is unexpected, and backs up my feeling that Minnesota have dropped off a bit (although who knows what will happen this weekend).

not a real surprise when a team plays only 2 lines and sprinkles in the 3rd once and a while...I assume MN, WI and BC use 3 lines with the 4th sprinkled in.

[KTDC]

Re: The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award

Scoring depth of the top teams

Goals (not points)

Goals scored by the top 3 scorers, and the % of that teams total goals
BC.....71....47.65%...Carpenter, Skarupa, Keller...(Total goals of team..149)
Wisc...55....49.55%...Nurse, Clark, Pankowski.....(Total goals..111)
Minn...64....46.04%...Cameranesi, Brandt, Pannek..(Total goals..139)
Quinni.44....51.16%..Cianfarano, Samoskevich, Connery..(Total goals 86)
NE......66.....49.25%...Coyne, Kirzova, Scamurra..(Total goals..134)
I believe NE is only team who's top 3 scorers all play on the same line

Goals by 4-6 top scorers and % of total
BC.....30....20.13%
Wisc...24....21.62%
Minn...31....22.30%
Qunni..22....25.58%
NE......30....22.39%

Goals by the rest of roster and % of total goals
BC.....48....32.21%
Wisc..32....28.83%
Minn..44....31.65%
Qunni.20....23.26%
NE.....38.....28.36%

Lots of statistics and math majors here may know right away limitations of this and why it's not relevant-but FWIW

[ARM]

Re: The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award

But to see only two from Minnesota as well is unexpected, and backs up my feeling that Minnesota have dropped off a bit (although who knows what will happen this weekend).

Brandt didn't play in half of the UM games in January.

I assume MN, WI and BC use 3 lines with the 4th sprinkled in.

Wisconsin plays its 4th line much more than Minnesota does. Particularly in January, UM didn't always have a full 4th line dressed. There are teams like Bemidji State that are deeper and can roll four lines much easier than the Gophers. But your point is correct that all those teams give their third lines regular shifts.

[bc6696]

Re: The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award

Scoring depth of the top teams

Goals (not points)

Goals scored by the top 3 scorers, and the % of that teams total goals
BC.....71....47.65%...Carpenter, Skarupa, Keller...(Total goals of team..149)
Wisc...55....49.55%...Nurse, Clark, Pankowski.....(Total goals..111)
Minn...64....46.04%...Cameranesi, Brandt, Pannek..(Total goals..139)
Quinni.44....51.16%..Cianfarano, Samoskevich, Connery..(Total goals 86)
NE......66.....49.25%...Coyne, Kirzova, Scamurra..(Total goals..134)
I believe NE is only team who's top 3 scorers all play on the same line

Goals by 4-6 top scorers and % of total
BC.....30....20.13%
Wisc...24....21.62%
Minn...31....22.30%
Qunni..22....25.58%
NE......30....22.39%

Goals by the rest of roster and % of total goals
BC.....48....32.21%
Wisc..32....28.83%
Minn..44....31.65%
Qunni.20....23.26%
NE.....38.....28.36%

Lots of statistics and math majors here may know right away limitations of this and why it's not relevant-but FWIW

Not a math major, but love numbers. Using a simple model: Weighting 1-3 and 4-6 as 1/6 each and rest of team as 4/6 - I come up with the following for most balanced teams in terms of scoring (considering only the five listed)

1 MN
2 BC
3 WI
4 NE
5 QU

[vicb]

Re: The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award

Scoring depth of the top 2 teams in WCHA, HE and ECAC

Goals (not points)

Goals scored by the top 3 scorers, and the % of that teams total goals
BC.....71....47.65%...Carpenter, Skarupa, Keller...(Total goals of team..149)
Wisc...55....49.55%...Nurse, Clark, Pankowski.....(Total goals..111)
Minn...64....46.04%...Cameranesi, Brandt, Pannek..(Total goals..139)
Quinni.44....51.16%..Cianfarano, Samoskevich, Connery..(Total goals 86)
NE......66.....49.25%...Coyne, Kirzova, Scamurra..(Total goals..134)
Clark..43......43.88%...Mercer, Howe, Gabel..(Total goals..98)
I believe NE is only team who's top 3 scorers all play on the same line

Goals by 4-6 top scorers and % of total
BC.....30....20.13%
Wisc...24....21.62%
Minn...31....22.30%
Qunni..22....25.58%
NE......30....22.39%
Clark...26....26.53%

Goals by the rest of roster and % of total goals
BC.....48....32.21%
Wisc..32....28.83%
Minn..44....31.65%
Qunni.20....23.26%
NE.....38.....28.36%
Clark..29.....29.59%

bc6696 can do the weighting of where Clarkson would go.

[FredsDeadFriend]

Re: The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award

Usually, when you get a statistical anomaly like all of those NE players at the top of the scoring stats since Jan 1st, all you have to do is look at who NE played since Jan 1st. Simple as that. Let me guess, they played a bunch of complete nobodies? Just a guess, I could be wrong, NE could have instantly turned into the greatest team in all of history, lol.

[brookyone]

Re: The Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award

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