Amanda Mazzotta Amanda Victoria Mazzotta ( born March 20 , 1990 in London , Ontario is a former women ' s ice hockey player with the Cornell Big Red , and the Canadian National Development Program . Playing career . Mazzotta was a member of Team Ontario at the 2007 Canada Winter Games . She would be recognized as Team Ontario Most Valuable Player in a gold medal winning effort . She also led her high school team ( St . Thomas Aquinas ) to two provincial titles , while earning Most Valuable Player honors twice . Cornell . She joined the Cornell Big Red in the autumn of 2008 and played her first game on January 30 , 2009 , a 2 - 1 loss to the St . Lawrence Skating Saints . Despite the loss , Mazzotta made 30 saves , for her best performance of the season . Her first NCAA victory ( and first shutout ) came on February 21 in an 8 - 0 triumph over Union . During the 2009 - 10 season , Mazzotta played in 35 of 36 contests , while ranking sixth in the NCAA in goals against average , while leading the NCAA in shutouts with 11 . The 11 shutouts set a Cornell record for both men ’ s and women ’ s ice hockey . For the weekend of October 29 - 30 , 2010 , Amanda Mazzotta allowed only two goals in two games . On October 29 , versus Quinnipiac , she stopped 24 of 25 shots . The following day , she stopped 18 of 19 as the Big Red bested Princeton . From February 5 to the 13 , Mazzotta posted the fourth longest shutout streak in NCAA history . During February 2010 , she allowed only three goals as the Big Red celebrated their first ever ECAC regular season championship . She set a team record for most victories in one season with 21 . Mazzotta stopped 61 shots for Cornell in a triple overtime affair versus the Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs in the championship game of the NCAA Frozen Four . It was the longest championship game in NCAA history . As a junior , Mazzotta posted a 1 . 11 goals against average , complemented by a . 945 save percentage . Both figures led the NCAA . Mazzotta would start the season with a won - loss record of 13 - 1 before suffering an injury in practice . It was only in the postseason that Mazzotta returned . She would allow seven goals over her last four games . Her junior season resulted in a 16 - 2 record and five shutouts . At 17 shutouts , she set the team record . During November 25 - 26 , 2011 , Mazzotta won both games in a series versus No . 5 ranked Boston University . In the two games , she stopped 40 of 42 shots . Of note , Mazzotta was returning from an injury and had not played in two weeks . Hockey Canada . In a January 9 , 2008 contest versus Germany ( contested at the inaugural World Women ' s Under - 18 hockey championship ) , Mazzotta only had to make 9 saves in a 10 - 1 win . On August 19 , 2010 , she was in the net as the Canadian women ' s under - 22 hockey team enjoyed a 6 - 5 shootout win over the United States . In the shootout , Mazzotta stopped all three U . S . shooters ; Hilary Knight , Kendall Coyne , and Jocelyne Lamoureaux . Natalie Spooner scored on Canada ' s second try as the Under 22 team continued their six - year unbeaten streak versus the United States . On November 8 , 2011 , Mazzotta was named to the Canadian Under 22 squad that would compete at the 2012 Meco Cup . On January 8 , 2012 Mazzotta was the starting goaltender in the final game of the 2012 MLP Cup for Canada . Despite making 20 saves , she lost in the shootout to Finland . Coaching career . In the summer of 2013 , Mazzotta was one of the goaltending coaches at Hockey Canada ' s Goaltending Camp . She would also serve as the video coach for the gold - medal winning Team Ontario Red club at the 2013 Under - 18 Canadian Nationals . In the 2013 - 14 CIS season , she was an assistant coach for the Western Mustangs women ' s hockey club . For the 2014 - 2015 season , she is currently an assistant coach with the London Devilettes Bantam AA team , and is the Goaltending Consultant for the National Under - 18 team .