Schroeder earns honour for prowess between pipes
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This article was published 19/04/2023 (1244 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Corinne Schroeder stops just about everything, but she can’t block the accolades coming her way.
The sensational Boston Pride netminder and Elm Creek product has been named the Premier Hockey Federation’s goaltender of the year for the 2022-23 season.
Schroeder was recently named the rookie of the year for the women’s pro league and remains a finalist for the most valuable player and outstanding player of the year awards.
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Elm Creek-product Corinne Schroeder of the Boston Pride has been recognized as the top netminder in the Premier Hockey Federation.
The 23-year-old Manitoban set three single-season PHF records, including 19 wins, seven shutouts and 761 total saves. Her overall record of 19-1-1 helped the Pride finish in first place in the league’s regular-season standings.
“Corinne had an incredible season for the Boston Pride,” said Paul Mara, Pride head coach. “Her competitive drive and mental strength carried her to levels the PHF has never seen before, and it was a pleasure to witness and to coach.”
Schroeder registered six games with 40 or more saves, including a career-high 50-save performance on Jan. 21 in a 5-0 win over Montreal. She led all goalies with a goals-against-average of 1.67 and a save percentage of .955.
“It’s a huge honour…,” said Schroeder, in a statement. “It was a record-breaking season for me and the greatest way that I could have kicked off my professional career, and I am so thankful for that. I’m so grateful to my team, coaches and family who supported me and helped me have such an incredible season.”
Schroeder spent five seasons in the NCAA playing for Boston University, before transferring to Quinnipiac for her final year. Before that, she played high school hockey at Balmoral Hall and her minor hockey in the Pembina Valley system.
— staff