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FORMER BULLDOG GREAT OUELLETTE NAMED QUEBEC'S GREATEST PLAYER OF ALL-TIME

Friday, August 24, 2012

Former Bulldog Caroline Ouellette

The storied career of former University of Minnesota Duluth hockey standout Caroline Ouellette can't be truly summed up, but the province of Quebec, Canada knows one thing --- Ouellette is the greatest women's hockey player the land has ever produced.

Bleacherreport.com named the 10 Best Quebec Women's Hockey Players of All Time, and Ouellette, who is a three-time Olympic gold medal winner with Team Canada, topped the list.  Ouellette was a two-time NCAA All-American as a Bulldog in 2004 and 2005 and helped UMD clinch its first NCAA title in Duluth, Minn. in 2003.  In all, Ouellette won two NCAA titles as a Bulldog, helping direct UMD as an assistant coach in 2008 to its second championship win in Duluth.

To see all 10 of Quebec's greatest players or to simply read Mark Staffieri's story, click here.

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