Now holding the Bulldogs record for consecutive games played -- 108, to be exact, and counting -- senior defenseman Sarah Murray has proven to be one of the most durable players ever to wear a University of Minnesota Duluth women's hockey jersey. 

The native of Fairbault, Minn., has skated in 108 games in a row since breaking her ankle her rookie season in the first round of the WCHA Playoffs in 2007. Murray has suited up for 142 career skates, ranking her in a third place tie all-time among UMD alums, and since her sophomore year, has not missed game, propelling her new -- and very impressive -- Bulldog record.

Her Favorites
Opponent:  Minnesota
Road Trip:  Grand Forks, North Dakota
Opponent Arena:  Ridder Arena
Professional Athlete: Andy McDonald
Professional Team:  St. Louis Blues
College Course:  Children's Literacy
Movie: Gladiator:  Forgetting Sarah Marshall
Television Show:  The Office
Book:  Angels and Demons
Pastimes:  Reading, Watching Movies
Singer/Group: Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Used
Food:  Sushi and Italian Food
Restaurant: Olive Garden
Vacation Spot: California
Website:  Google.com


Personally Speaking
Why I Chose UMD:  A small school, on a beautiful lake, with an amazing hockey program.
Biggest Fear:  Spiders and scorpions
Pet Peeve:  People chewing loudly
Game Day Ritual:  It's too long to put down on paper!  I have to do everything the exact same way before every game.
Most Memorable Hockey Moment:  Winning the national championship at home in Duluth.
First Played Competitive Hockey:  At seven years old in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
My First Job: Hockey camp counselor.
What Most People Don't Know About Me:  That I have to listen to Phantom of the Opera when I am doing homework.
Who You'd Like to be Stranded on a Deserted Island With:  Martha Stewart
Person I'd Most Like to Meet: My Grandpa
Advice to an Aspiring Young Hockey Player:  Work hard and have fun.
Influences on My Athletic Career:  My parents
Sport I'd Like to Try But Never Have:  Surfing
Something I Never Leave Home Without:  Cell phone and wallet.
Post-UMD Plans:  In the works.