2004–05 Vermont Catamounts women's ice hockey season

The 2004-05 Vermont Catamounts season was their final season in the ECAC. Led by head coach Dennis Miller, the Catamounts had 5 victories, compared to 26 defeats and 3 ties. Their conference record was 3 victories, 17 defeats and 0 ties.
==Regular season==
===Schedule===
Date 	Opponent 	Score 	Result
Oct. 8 	at Sacred Heart 	2-1 	W (OT)
Oct. 9 	at Quinnipiac 	3-2 	L
Oct. 12	New Hampshire 	5-0 	L
Oct. 15	Maine 	2-0 	L
Oct. 16	Maine 	2-2 	T
Oct. 23	at Providence 	2-1 	L
Oct. 24	at Providence 	5-0 	L
Oct. 29	Sacred Heart 	8-0 	W
Oct. 30	Boston College 	3-1 	L
Nov. 5 	at Yale * 	2-1 	L
Nov. 6 	at Princeton * 	4-1 	L
Nov. 12	at Dartmouth * 	4-0 	L
Nov. 13	Dartmouth * 	5-2 	L
Nov. 19	at Cornell * 	4-2 L 	
Nov. 20	at Colgate * 	3-0 L 	
Dec. 7 	at Boston College	3-0 L 	
Jan. 2 	at Minn. Mankato 	0-0 	T
Jan. 3 	at Minn. Mankato 	1-0 	L
Jan. 8 	at North Dakota 	2-2 	T
Jan. 9 	at North Dakota 	2-1 	L (OT)
Jan. 14	St. Lawrence * 	6-1 L 	
Jan. 15	Clarkson * 	4-0 L 	
Jan. 21	Colgate * 	3-1 L 	
Jan. 22	Cornell * 1-0 	W 	
Jan. 28	at Union * 	4-1 	W
Jan. 29	at Union* 	3-0 	W
Feb. 4 	Harvard * 	4-0 	L
Feb. 5 	Brown * 	1-0 	L
Feb. 11	at Clarkson 	* 3-0 L	
Feb. 12	at St. Lawrence *	4-1 L 	
Feb. 18	Princeton * 	2-0 	L
Feb. 19	Yale * 	3-0 L 	
Feb. 25	at Brown * 	3-0 	L
Feb. 26	at Harvard 	7-1 	L
==Team records==
*Individual Single Season Goaltending Record, Most Minutes, 2010:55, Kami Cote (2004-05)
*Individual Single Season Goaltending Record, Most Games Played, 34, Kami Cote (2004-05)
==References==
Category:2004 in hockey
Category:2005 in hockey
Category:2004-05 NCAA Division I women's hockey season