PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Three members of the Plymouth State University women's ice hockey team were honored when the Little East Conference (LEC) announced its major award winners and all-conference selections on Tuesday.
 
Junior Grace Bonnell (Madison, Wis.) earned All-LEC First Team honors, while freshmen Lisi Palmer (Brunswick, Maine) and Jorja Moore (Penticton, British Columbia) were named to the All-Rookie Team.
 
Under third-year head coach Ben Chipman, Plymouth State went 12-14-0 (6-12-0 LEC) to earn the second-most wins in program history. Playing in a different conference for the third straight season, the Panthers started 0-6 in league play before using a 6-3 stretch late in the season to secure the No. 6 seed for the inaugural LEC Tournament. PSU fell at No. 3 seed Southern Maine in the first round.
 
 
Grace Bonnell:

• A 5-1 defenseman, Bonnell was tied for the team lead with 17 points. She was tied for first with 11 assists and tied for second with six goals.
• She appeared in all 26 games, finishing the season with a +5 rating.
• Her three game-winning goals were tied for sixth in the LEC.
• She posted a team-best 29 blocked shots.
• She recorded six goals and nine assists in a 15-game stretch from Dec. 5 to Feb. 14.
• This is her first postseason honor.

 
Lisi Palmer:

• A 5-5 forward, Palmer ranked fourth on the team with 14 points, scoring four goals while tying for second with 10 assists.
• Her +6 rating was the highest on the team.
• She played in all 26 games.
• Palmer scored a season-best two goals in a win over New England College in a key weekend series in February.
• This is her first postseason honor.

 
Jorja Moore:

• A 5-9 goaltender, Moore established herself as one of the top netminders in the league.
• She was third in the conference with three shutouts in 11 games.
• Her 2.01 goals against average ranked fifth in the LEC.
• She was sixth in the league in save percentage (.926) and saves per game (24.91).
• Moore posted five games with 30-plus saves, including a career-high 42 in a key win over Southern Maine on Feb. 13.
• This is her first postseason honor.