PROVIDENCE COLLEGE FRIARS

AT PROVIDENCE: 2003-04 ... Played in 32 games of Providence's 36 games as a junior ... Finished second on the team in scoring with a career-high 43 points (17 goals, 26 assists) ... Led the team and finished tied for eighth in the nation with eight power-play goals ... Finished the year 15th in the nation in points per game (1.34), 25th in goals per game (.53) and 12th in assists per game (.81) ... Named a 2004 HOCKEY EAST Second Team All-Star ... Attended the 2004 U.S. National Camp ... Played on the 2003 Under-22 U.S. Team ... Had 11 multiple point games, including a five point effort versus Connectiuct (2/15/04) and a four point game versus Vermont (10/18/03) ... Scored at least one point in 14 straight games (1/11/04-2/22/04) ... Tallied two points (one goal, one assist) in the HOCKEY EAST Championship Game versus New Hampshire (3/21/04) ... Was named HOCKEY EAST Player of the Week twice (10/20/03, 2/16/04) ... Became the 26th Friar to reach 100 career points (2/15/04) ... Tallied first career hat trick versus Connecticut (02/15/04) ... 2002-03 ... Played in all 36 games as a sophomore for the Friars ... Scored 40 points (20 goals, 20 assists) during the 2002-03 season for an average of 1.11 points per game ... Had 14 multi-point games including four three point games in 2003 ... Scored four game-winning goals versus Ohio State (11/16/02), Boston College (1/18/03), Quinnipiac (2/14/03) and Connecticut (3/15/03) in the HOCKEY EAST Tournament Semifinals ... Named a 2003 HOCKEY EAST Second Team All-Star ... Named to the 2003 HOCKEY EAST All-Tournament Team ... Attended 2003 U.S. Women's Festival at Lake Placid ... 2001-02 ... Played in 30 games in her rookie season ... Led all-freshmen in scoring with 10 goals and 12 assists (22 points) in 2002 ... Totaled nine goals and nine assists in the second half of the 2001-02 season ... Tallied first collegiate goal against Northeastern (12/1/01) ... Scored two goals, including the game-winner against Connecticut (2/16/02) ... Recorded three assists in team's 5-3 ECAC Eastern League Quarterfinal win over Maine (3/9/02) ... Scored the second goal in the Friars' 3-2 ECAC Eastern League Semifinal win against second-ranked Niagara (3/15/02) ... Earned ECAC Rookie of the Week Honors (2/18/02) ... Attended 2002 U.S. Women's Festival at Lake Placid.

BEFORE PROVIDENCE: Earned letters in hockey and lacrosse at Shattuck-St. Mary's ... Prior to SSM, she lettered in soccer at Grosse Pointe South ... Named the top forward at Hockey Night in Boston Tournament in 2000 ... Named MVP of HNIB in 1999 ... Led SSM with 39 goals in 2000-01 and was second with 71 points ... Member of U.S. Junior Olympic Camp in Lake Placid, N.Y. (1999-2001) ... Her Uncles Buck and Mike Straub played collegiate hockey in the 1970s (Buck at Michigan and Mike at Colorado College).

PERSONAL: NAME: Charlotte R. Zimmerman BIRTHDATE: November 7, 1982 FAMILY: Daughter of Albert and Deborah Zimmerman; has three sisters, Bracken, Phoebe and Hillary. MAJOR: Studio Art

CAREER HOCKEY STATISTICS
YEAR	GP	G	 A	PTS	PIM	PP	SH    GWG
01-02	30	10	12	22	19/38	3	0	1
ECAC	18	8	6	14	12/24	2	0	1
02-03	36	20	20	40	38/76	10	0	4
HE	15	9	6	15	16/32	1	0	2
03-04	32	17	26	43	28/59	8	1	0
HE	16	13	16	29	9/21	6	1	0
Total	98	47	58	105	85/173	21	1	5
Conf.	49	30	28	58	37/77	9	1	3