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Annie Annunziato transferred to Augsburg after playing her first two seasons at Manhattanville College in New York, and made a tremendous impact as a forward for the Auggie women’s hockey team. In her two seasons, the Auggies made the MIAC postseason playoffs and won 27 games. She played in 53 career games as an Auggie, finishing fifth in school history with 40 career goals, fourth in school history with 50 assists, and fourth in school history with 90 points. Her 15 career power-play goals and four shorthanded goals are both tied for the most in Augsburg history, and she had a plus-34 career plus-minus rating. She earned All-MIAC honors in both of her Auggie seasons, and was named an AHCA Division III All-American her senior year. Annie was a history major at Augsburg, and later went on to earn her master’s degree in education from Manhattanville, and a master’s degree in school leadership from the City College of New York. After graduating from Augsburg, Annie played adult hockey in Minnesota, winning national titles with the Blue Jays. She returned to her native New York in 2008 to begin her teaching career. Since 2016, she has served as an assistant principal at a public middle and high school in Brooklyn. She married her wife Emily in 2017. They have a son, Aydan, and live in Astoria, New York.
Played 2 seasons of hockey at Augsburg, teams were 27-21-5 with 2 MIAC playoff appearances in her time … Named an AHCA All-American from the West Region in 2003-04 … All-MIAC in both 2002-03 and 2003-04 … MIAC Player of the Week 3 times in her career … In 53 career games at Augsburg, scored 40 goals (5th in school history) with 50 assists (4th in school history) for 90 points (4th in school history) … 15 career power-play goals and 4 shorthanded goals are both tied for most in school history … Had plus-34 plus-minus rating … Scored 23 goals with 31 assists for 54 points, with 8 power-play goals and 4 shorthanded goals, in 2002-03 … Scored 17 goals with 19 assists for 36 points, with 7 power-play goals, in 2003-04 … Played her first 2 years at Manhattanville (N.Y.) … Her combined college career stats (104 games): 62 goals with 91 assists for 153 points.
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