Wayne State University Athletics

Career Notes: Completed her Wayne State career as the program's all-time leader with 132 assists, sixth-most in NCAA history ... is WSU's third all-time leading scorer with 188 points ... ranks third in goals (56), third in power-play goals (18), second in power-play points (79), third in game-winning points (28), second in short-handed points (7), second in first goals (12), third in plus/minus (+65), second in CHA points (92), third in CHA goals (27), and first in CHA assists (65).

2008-09: Selected to the All-College Hockey America Second Team and the CHA All-Academic Team for the third time in her career ... also received CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District IV Women's At-Large University Division First Team honors, and subsequently was named to the Academic All-America Third Team (becoming the first Academic All-American in the history of the WSU women's hockey program) ... finished fourth in the league in points (48), fourth in assists (29) and sixth with a career-high 19 goals ... tied for 14th in the nation in points per game (1.50) and tied for 10th in assists per game (0.91) ... totaled 19 assists in conference play, a school record ... served as team captain ... received the Warrior Award, the Captain's Award and the President's Award (highest GPA on the team) at the season-end banquet ... had 108 shots on goal and a +23 plus/minus rating in 32 games ... assisted on WSU's first goal and was +2 in the 2-1 overtime win Oct. 4 against Bemidji State ... scored the first goal of the game Oct. 18 at Union ... finished with 18 shots on goal in the series ... was +3 with two assists Oct. 24 versus Colgate ... scored twice Nov. 7 at Vermont and had a goal and a game-winning helper the following day ... assisted on the game-winning goal Nov. 14 against #10 Northeastern and factored into all three tallies in a 3-2 comeback victory the next day, scoring the first goal and assisting on two power-play markers ... posted three consecutive two-assist performances Nov. 21-22 against Syracuse and Nov. 28 at Connecticut, reaching a personal-best six-game assist streak ... scored a goal Nov. 29 versus Quinnipiac ... collected five points Dec. 5-6 at Niagara ... had two assists in the series opener and scored twice, including a short-handed and an empty-net goal, with a power-play assist the next day ... was held off the scoresheet at the Easton Showcase, halting her 10-game point streak (7-13--20) ... scored a goal in each game and finished with five series points Jan. 16-17 against Robert Morris ... factored into all six WSU goals Jan. 23-24 at Syracuse, including a two-goal performance with the game-winner in the series finale ... was named CHA Offensive Player of the Week (Jan. 26) ... scored a goal in each game Jan. 30-31 at #5 Mercyhurst ... lit the lamp twice, including the game-winning goal, with a helper Feb. 13 against Niagara ... had two points with another goal the following day versus the Purple Eagles ... posted her third straight multiple-point game Feb. 20 at Robert Morris and matched her career-best goal-scoring streak of six games ... finished with a goal and an assist Feb. 27 against #3 Mercyhurst and notched another helper the next day ... assisted on the extra-attacker goal with 35 seconds left in the CHA semifinal against Robert Morris to send the game into overtime ... led the Warriors with 17 multiple-point games ... Game-by-Game Stats.

2007-08: Served as an assistant captain ... played in all 34 games ... earned Second Team All-CHA and CHA All-Academic Team selections ... finished third on the team with 64 points (16 G, 48 A) ... put together a school record 19-game scoring streak (Jan. 5-Mar. 7) ... also set WSU single-season marks for assists (48), points in a series (9, Jan. 25-26 at Robert Morris) and assists in game (4, Jan. 25 at RMU) ... led the country in assists-per-game (1.41), tied for third in short handed goals (.06, two total), ranked fourth in points-per-game (1.88), and 38th in goals-per game (.47) ... posted three assists with a +5 plus/minus rating Oct. 19 against Union and scored her first goal of the season the next day ... compiled eight points including seven assists Oct. 26-27 at Cornell ... scored twice and added a helper Nov. 2 versus St. Lawrence ... had one goal and six assists with a plus/minus of +6 in the series Nov. 10-11 at Northeastern ... posted four assists Nov. 16-17 at Rensselaer and three in each series Nov. 23-24 at Colgate and Jan. 5-6 versus Minnesota ... recorded three points Jan. 11-12 against Maine including a goal in the latter game ... had a four-point weekend including her first career short-handed marker Jan. 18-19 versus Quinnipiac ... scored three goals and registered six assists in her school record-tying nine-point series Jan. 25-26 at Robert Morris ... surpassed the school record for assists in a season Jan. 25, when she also matched the WSU mark for helpers in a game ... totaled six points including five assists Feb. 2-3 at Niagara ... scored two goals, one of which came short-handed, and added a helper Feb 8-9 at Mercyhurst ... recorded a point in each of the next seven games ... reached the century mark for career assists Feb. 23 against Mercyhurst when she helped on the game-winning overtime goal ... assisted on the game-winner in the CHA semifinal against Robert Morris ... Game-by-Game Stats.

2006-07: Received the President's Award for having the highest cumulative GPA on the team ... named to the CHA All-Academic Team ... played in all 34 games ... led the team and finished third in the league with 30 assists, setting a WSU single-season record and putting her in a tie with Kelly Zamora for the career record (55) ... scored seven goals, four of which were power-play tallies ... put together a six-game point streak Oct. 27-Nov. 11 (2-6--8) ... recorded two assists Nov. 18 against Clarkson ... had a goal and three assists Nov. 25 against #9 Boston College in the UNH Tournament ... earned two assists Dec. 16 versus Niagara and another the next day ... had two helpers Jan. 6 against Colgate and three Jan. 13 versus #1 Mercyhurst ... had a point in nine of the last 11 games of the season including a four-game streak Jan. 20-Feb. 9 (2-3--5) and a five-game stretch Feb. 16-Mar. 2 (2-7--9) ... posted a pair of three-point performances Feb. 23-24 versus Robert Morris, including three assists in the latter contest, to garner CHA Offensive Player of the Week recognition ... had an assist against Niagara in the semifinals of the CHA Tournament ... Game-by-Game Stats.

2005-06: Played in all 35 games ... selected to the CHA All-Tournament Team, as well as the All-CHA Second Team ... scored in consecutive games, Oct. 8 at Bemidji State and Oct. 14 vs. St. Lawrence ... scored her second power-play goal Oct. 22 against Clarkson ... earned CHA Offensive Player of the Week honors following the Clarkson series ... scored a goal Oct. 28 at Colgate ... recorded two goals, including the game-winner, and her first career assist at Colgate the next day, leading to her second-straight CHA Offensive Player of the Week award ... assisted on the game-winning goal in each game of the series against Connecticut, Nov. 4-5 ... assisted on the game-tying and winning goals to cap off a Warrior comeback Nov. 19 at Cornell ... recorded a goal and an assist the next day against the Big Red ... had a goal and two assists Nov. 26 vs. St. Cloud State, leading to the CHA Rookie of the Week award ... scored the first goal of the game, on a power play, Dec. 10 at Princeton ... scored her 10th goal of the season Jan. 14 at Mercyhurst ... assisted on the game-winning goal Jan. 21 against RPI ... tallied six points, including a school-record five assists, in the series at Robert Morris, Jan. 27-28, warranting the CHA Offensive Player of the Week award ... had a goal and an assist Feb. 18 against Niagara ... assisted on both WSU power-play goals in a 2-1 win the next day ... tallied seven points (1-6) in the series against Robert Morris, Feb. 24-25 ... had a goal and an assist, both on power plays, in the CHA semifinals against Niagara on March 9 ... Game-By-Game Stats.

High School: A 2005 graduate of St. Mark Catholic High School ... was the 2003 and 2005 Most Valuable Player for the Lions and served as team captain in 2005 ... recorded 45 points on 23 goals and 22 assists in 2004-05 in helping team to a 33-15-3 mark ... earned most improved player award in 2004 for the rugby squad ... helped team to two Provincial Gold championships and two Provincial Silver championships.

Personal: Full name--Lindsay A. DiPietro ... born in Ottawa, Ont. ... daughter of Patrick and Emily DiPietro ... has an older sister, Christina ... is a finance major ... named to the Athletic Director's Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2005, Winter 2006, Fall 2006, Winter 2007, Fall 2007, Winter 2008 (4.00), Fall 2008 and Winter 2009 ... received the Dean's Award from the School of Business Administration for Fall 2008 ... selected to receive the Financial Executives International Award in 2009, an accolade given to the top accounting or finance student who is nearing graduation ... shoots left.

Streaks - Longest Point Streak: 19 games -- 1/5/08 vs. Minnesota to 3/7/08 vs. Robert Morris (11-24--35); Longest Goal Streak: 6 games (twice) -- most recently 1/24/09 at Syracuse to 2/20/09 at Robert Morris (8-4--12); Longest Assist Streak: 6 games -- 11/8/08 at Vermont to 11/28/08 at Connecticut (2-10--12).

Most Goals Game/Series: 2/3

Most Assists Game/Series: 4/7

Most Points Game/Series: 5/9

First Collegiate Goal:
10/8/05 at Bemidji State

First Collegiate Point:
10/8/05 at Bemidji State - goal

Playoff Scoring: 1-4--5 (7 games)