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Kara Lentz's Bio: This former co-captain of the Michigan field hockey team played on three conference championship squads and in one NCAA Final Four before graduating in 2007. Assigned to cover field hockey for the Big Ten Network she follows many other sports. Raised in sports junkie family she played seven sports competitively and earned 15 varsity letters in high school. Zap her a question in the comments area about anything played on a field or court, in a pool, or with a ball, puck or basket. |
| Jun 17 2009, 3:00 PM | Topic: Wisconsin | |
| With the 2010 Winter Olympics fast approaching, the USA Women's National Hockey Team is doing everything possible to secure a gold medal; so far, so good. Wisconsin head coach and Olympian Mark Johnson coached the team to a gold-medal finish at the 2009 IIHF World Women's Championship in Hameenlinna, Finland on April 4–12, and even though the team sports the stars and stripes, an impressive number of players represent Badger nation. Nine current and former Wisconsin players recently attended the Women's National Performance Evaluation Camp at the Olympic Training Center, including senior forward Meghan Duggan. A junior on the 2008-09 national championship team, Duggan has glided to the next level and is looking forward to the Olympic games, her senior season and a much-needed summer vacation. |
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