Carson Duggan, who finished her playing career at St. Lawrence University team with one of the most decorated resumes in school history, has been appointed as Trinity's interim head women's ice hockey coach.  A Ma-Me-O Beach, Alberta native who graduated cum laude with a bachelor of arts and science degree in Economics in 2009, became the first St. Lawrence player to score over 100 career goals.  Her 101 tallies is tied with Brian McFarlane '55 for the most in University history, and her 29 power play goals also sits atop the women’s record book.  Duggan also ranks in the top-five in points, multi-point games, hat tricks and game-winning goals in her career for the Saints.  She was ECAC Hockey’s Co-Rookie of the Year in 2006, the first St. Lawrence player to receive that honor.  Duggan was also a three-time ECAC Hockey All-Academic team member and was named as the Saints’ 2009 Co-Bernie A. McKinnon Most Valuable Player and its 2009 Co-Martha Finch Female Athlete of the Year.