For the second time in her career, senior captain Danielle Serdachny of Colgate women’s ice hockey was named a first team CCM/AHCA Division I All-American.

Serdachny tallied 25 goals and 46 assists for a career-high 71 points, leading the nation in points per game with an average of 1.78. She also ranked first in game-winning goals with six, goals per game with 0.62 and second in the nation in assists per game with 1.15.

In her career, the Edmonton, Alberta, native has 60 goals and 118 assists for a program-high 178 points. Serdachny was recently named to Canada’s world championship team for this summer, making her the first active player in program history to crack the roster.

Serdachny is a top-three finalist for the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award, the highest individual award in collegiate women’s ice hockey. The winner will be announced on Saturday.

The CCM/AHCA Hockey All-American teams are chosen by members of the American Hockey Coaches Association.

First Team

Forwards: Serdachny, Northeastern's Alina Mueller and Minnesota's Taylor Heise.

Defense: Ohio State's Sophie Jaques and University of Minnesota Duluth's Ashton Bell.

Goalie: Gwyneth Phillips of Northeastern.

Second Team

Forwards: Jenn Gardiner of Ohio State, Elle Hart of Yale and Grace Zumwinkle of Minnesota.

Defense: Caroline Harvey of Wisconsion and Emma Seitz of Yale.

Goalie: Yale's Pia Dukaroc.