Alumnae Bears Blog | Jan 2024

Jules Constantinople

Northeastern University

Constantinople posted two goals, two assists and 18 blocks in a 7-1-1 month for the Huskies.

Both of Constantinople’s goals came on the power-play and one counted as the game-winner.

She was part of a defense that held opponents to one goal or fewer in eight of their nine games in January.

Molly Jordan

Boston College

Jordan exploded in January to lead all first-year players in Hockey East with nine points on four goals and five assists.

Her 1.13 points per game were also top among freshmen.

She earned Pro Ambitions Rookie of the Week accolades on Jan. 22 after a four-point (2g, 2a) outing against Merrimack and a five-point week.

Jenny Guider

Trinity College

Guider was the offensive catalyst for the #13 Bantams, tallying a team-high four goals across a pair of NESCAC victories over Colby College. In the series opener, Guider registered her first career hat trick in a 4-3 overtime victory against the visiting Mules. Guider added an insurance goal for Trinity in a 3-1 win over Colby in the nightcap. Guider recorded seven blocked shots on the defensive end for the Bantams.

For the season, Guider ranks third in the NESCAC in goals (10), fourth in power play goals (3), eighth in blocked shots (21) and tenth in points (13).

Meg Rittenhouse

Colby College

Rittenhouse led Colby to a sweep of Williams, netting the game-winner in both wins (4-2 and 3-2 OT). On Friday, the senior tallied Colby's second and third goals on the night and added an assist on the fourth. In Saturday's game, Rittenhouse assisted in the opening score and tallied her conference-leading 12th goal of the season only seconds into overtime to complete the sweep of the Ephs.

With a goal and assist in a midweek win at Suffolk, Rittenhouse finished the week with four goals and three assists for seven points.

The senior leads the NESCAC in points (21), goals (12), and game-winning tallies (5) through 15 games.  

Savannah Popick

Saint Anselm College

Popick wrapped up the month by registering seven total blocks and dishing out three assists for Saint Anselm to end December with three points and a plus-four on-ice rating.

She produced a team-high four blocks on Dec. 1 against Saint Michael's College and later posted two assists in the Hawks 10-1 win on Dec. 2 to sweep the Purple Knights, improving the team's league record to 10-3-1.

The three-time NEWHA Defensive Player of the Week honoree is ranked third out of blue-liners in the league in both assists (6) and points (8) this season.