Interesting FHigures Hometown Hockey Heroes


Annie Zinkavich


(University Park, PA) Zinkavich anchored not one, but two teams to national titles at the 2010 USAFH Hockey Festival. In the span of 60 minutes, she led True North to a 1-0 victory before helping Red Rose win the title with a second shutout in a row with a 2-0 win.


Alyssa Parker


(Glenelg, MD) Parker helped the Glenelg Gladiators to their first Maryland State title, posting a 19-1 record. She notched 38 goals and 38 assists in the 20 games, and she is believed to be only the second person in prep history to notch more than 35 goals and assists in the same season.


Lisa Caputo


(New York, NY) Caputo was honored with a Silver Anniver- sary Award by the NCAA in December, 2010. A 1986 graduate of Brown University, Caputo was a member of the 1984 Ivy League championship team. After Brown, she has served in both the public and private sectors.


Kelsey Smither


(Suffolk, VA) Smither helped the Lakeland Cavaliers to a 24-0 season, winning their first state title in the process. Along the way, the senior set a national record with 124 assists during her four-year career.


Allison Evans


(Emmaus, PA) Evans closed out her impressive career with 157 goals, including 55 in 2010 that saw her Emmaus Green Hornets win the PA state title. Her career goals total ranks seventh all- time in high school history.


Kristen Brooks


(Lancaster, PA) Brooks, a senior on Shippensburg's hockey team, earned her second consecutive Elite 88 Award from the NCAA at the 2010 final weekend. She is the first person to be so honored twice.


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