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Women's Ice Hockey: Lisac Takes Home NEHC Rookie of the Year, Leads List of Five Cadets Earning All-Conference Plaudits - Norwich University

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MARSHFIELD, Mass.- For the second consecutive season, the New England Hockey Conference (NEHC) named a member of the Norwich Women's Ice Hockey team the conference's Rookie of the Year. This time Anna Lisac (Euclid, Ohio) takes home the honor, leading the list of five Cadets earning All-Conference recognition, as announced by the NEHC Thursday afternoon.

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Women's Ice Hockey: Lisac Takes Home NEHC Rookie of the Year, Leads List of Five Cadets Earning All-Conference Plaudits - Norwich University

MARSHFIELD, Mass.- For the second consecutive season, the New England Hockey Conference (NEHC) named a member of the Norwich Women's Ice Hockey team the conference's Rookie of the Year. This time Anna Lisac (Euclid, Ohio) takes home the honor, leading the list of five Cadets earning All-Conference recognition, as announced by the NEHC Thursday afternoon.

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