Findlay Oilers women's ice hockey

The Findlay Oilers were one of the founding members of the College Hockey America (CHA) women’s conference. The Oilers began play in the CHA in the fall of 2002. Prior to the CHA, the Oilers played with the Great Lakes Women’s Hockey Association and prior to that as an independent.
==Year by year==
===2002-03===
In their inaugural CHA season, Findlay qualified for the CHA Tournament championship final. The Oilers were defeated by the Mercyhurst Lakers by a 1-0 mark. Oilers goalie Jessica Moffat was selected tournament MVP. 
===2003-04===
The conference expanded its schedule expanded as member schools played four games against each other. Although Mercyhurst won the regular-season title with an 11-1 record and the tournament, Findlay’s Adam Brinker was voted CHA Coach of the Year. Oiler Heidi Tallqvist was selected CHA Player of the Year. Tallqvist tied teammate Hailey Clarkson for the scoring title with 15 points. Clarkson was tabbed CHA Rookie of the Year. Findlay dropped women’s hockey following the 2003-04 campaign and were replaced in the conference by the Quinnipiac Bobcats.
==Arenas==
*Clauss Ice Arena (1999-2004)
==Head Coaches==
*Adam Brinker (1999-2004) 68-82-13
==Year by Year Record==
Season 	GP 	W 	L 	T 	GF 	GA 	Pts 	Finish 	Conference Tournament 	GP 	W 	L 	T 	GF 	GA
NCAA Division I Independent 	NCAA Division I Independent 	NCAA Division I Independent 	NCAA Division I Independent 	NCAA Division I Independent 	NCAA Division I Independent 	NCAA Division I Independent 	NCAA Division I Independent 	NCAA Division I Independent 	NCAA Division I Independent 	Overall Record	Overall Record	Overall Record	Overall Record	Overall Record	Overall Record
1999-00 	- 	- 	- 	- 	- 	- 	- 	- 	- 	30 	17 	11 	2 	171 	72
Great Lakes Women's Hockey Association	Great Lakes Women's Hockey Association	Great Lakes Women's Hockey Association	Great Lakes Women's Hockey Association	Great Lakes Women's Hockey Association	Great Lakes Women's Hockey Association	Great Lakes Women's Hockey Association	Great Lakes Women's Hockey Association	Great Lakes Women's Hockey Association	Great Lakes Women's Hockey Association 	Overall Record	Overall Record	Overall Record	Overall Record	Overall Record	Overall Record
2000-01 	8 	4 	1 	3 	26 	16 	11 	2nd 	W, SF 4-1 (Wayne St) W, F 2-1 (Mercyhurst)	31 	14 	13 	4 	88 	79
2001-02 	8 	1 	6 	1 	11 	24 	3 	3rd 	W, SF 4-1 (Wayne St) W, F 4-2 (Mercyhurst)	34 	8 	24 	2 	72 	103
College Hockey America 	College Hockey America 	College Hockey America 	College Hockey America 	College Hockey America 	College Hockey America 	College Hockey America 	College Hockey America 	College Hockey America 	College Hockey America 	Overall Record	Overall Record	Overall Record	Overall Record	Overall Record	Overall Record
2002-03 	6 	2 	4 	0 	15 	24 	4 	3rd 	W, SF 1-0 (Niagara) L, F 1-0 (Mercyhurst) 	33 	13 	19 	1 	70 	96
2003-04 	12 	4 	6 	2 	33 	33 	10 	2nd 	L, SF 3-2 (ot) (Niagara) 	35 	16 	15 	4 	99 	86
==Awards and honors==
*Adam Brinker, 2004 CHA Coach of the Year
*Hailey Clarkson, 2004 CHA scoring champion (tied)
*Hailey Clarkson, 2004 CHA Rookie of the Year
* Jessica Moffat, 2003 CHA tournament MVP 
* Heidi Tallqvist, 2004 CHA Player of the Year
* Heidi Tallqvist, 2004 CHA scoring champion (tied)
==References==
Category:College Hockey America
Category:Great Lakes Women's Hockey Association teams