What It Means To Be A Colgate Raider

	Allison Paiano - Class of 2006 Allison is a 2006 Colgate graduate. She earned dual degrees in both International Relations and French. A member of the Colgate century club with 110 career points, Paiano graduated ranking second on the all-time career scoring list. She scored 54 goals in her career to reach second on the all-time list and her 56 assists is fourth all-time. She holds career records for most penalty minutes (145), most short-handed goals (4), and is tied for most points in a game with six. Paiano is second in career power-play goals (18), game-winning goals (8) and games played (136). Paiano was a member of the 2005 ECACHL All-Star Team that competed against the U.S. National Team in Nov. 2005. She was also selected to the first NCAA Frozen Four Skills Challenge in April of 2006. She also spent 2006-07 back at Colgate as an Assistant coach helping the team to break 56 school records in that season.
	Tara French - Class of 2007 Tara graduated in 2007 with a degree in molecular biology with pre-med fulfillments. French led the Raiders’ defense in scoring all four years and is Colgate’s all-time scoring defender with 72 points. She ranks eighth on Colgate’s all-time scoring list and holds 10 program records. In 2007, she was named the ECAC Hockey League Scholar-Athlete of the Year and was a third-team all-league selection. A three-time American Women’s Hockey Coaches Association National Scholar-Athlete and ECACHL all-academic team member, French earned the ECAC Merit Medal in 2007. She has attended two Canadian National U-22 Conditioning Camps and earned a place on the U-22 team in 2005-06, the same year she was named an ECACHL All-Star. The following year she earned an invitation to the Canadian Senior National Team Camp and represented Colgate at the NCAA Leadership Conference.
	Avery McGlenn - Class of 2004 Avery graduated from Colgate in 2004 with a degree in Sociology. At the time she graduated, her 43 career points ranked her 16th all-time in Colgate Women's Hockey history. McGlenn was a two-time team captain, and she still ranks in the top ten all-time at Colgate in games played in a career and game winning goals in a season. Avery was awarded the Marian Lefevre Coach's Memorial Award in her senior season for interest, attitude and dedication to the Colgate Women's Hockey Program, and was also named the team's co-rookie of the year in her first season.

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