Wisconsin's Kristen Campbell leads three stars

The stars came out this weekend as the Badgers continue to not only pile up wins, but awards and accolades as well.

1.) Kristen Campbell, Wisconsin

The Brandon, Manitoba native was named the top star after a spectacular weekend in net for Wisconsin, leading the top-ranked Badgers to a sweep of No. 4 Ohio State. The sophomore from Brandon, Manitoba allowed just one goal over 119:17 to a Buckeye offense that entered the series averaging a WCHA-best 3.75 goals per game (third nationally). Campbell earned her fourth shutout of the season Saturday, stopping 14 shots as UW blanked OSU, 7-0. Sunday afternoon, she turned aside 21-of-22 shots in a 3-1 Badgers victory, improving to 14-0-0 on the campaign. Campbell finished the weekend with a .972 save percentage and a 0.50 goals-against average, both second nationally among goaltenders with two starts and also earning the WCHA Defensive Player of the Week for the second straight time.

2.) Terra Lanteigne, RIT

Terra Lanteigne backstopped RIT to a 2-1 overtime road victory over Boston University on Saturday. She stopped 50 of 51 shots, including 39 in the final two periods, for the win. The Hatchet Lake, Nova Scotia native has a 2.56 goals-against average on the season to go along with a .938 save percentage while being the netminder for three of the team’s four wins.

3.) Caitrin Lonergan, Boston College

The Roslindale, Massachuestts native tied for second in the nation in scoring this week as BC topped No. 9 Providence 7-4 on Friday and then immediately turned around and went on the road and beat Syracuse 4-3 on Saturday. She had five points - 3 goals, 2 assists - in the 2-0-0 week. On Friday against the Friars, the sophomore forward notched a three-point day with two goals and one assist. On Saturday, she scored the game-tying goal and added the primary assist on the game-winning goal just 1:05 later as BC mounted come-from-behind win - down by two goals - at Syracuse to remain undefeated. She has a career-best nine-game point streak, which includes eight multiple-point games.