Reading time: about 7 minutesOn Saturday, women’s hockey was shutout 4-0 by Quinnipiac, Cornell’s fifth time scoring one or fewer goals in its last 10 games. Laura Fortino ’13 was named to the Italian team on Jan. 20, joining Canadians Brianne Jenner ’15 and Kristin O’Neill ’20 and American Rory Guilday ’25 as Cornell women’s hockey alumnae set to play in Milan. Fortino was a transformational figure for the women’s hockey program. “She could do it at both ends, real dynamic [and] loved the game of hockey,” Derraugh — who coached Fortino throughout her time with the Red — said. [She] had a huge impact right off the bat.”After ending her Cornell career with 133 points in 133 games, the three-time first-team All-American played five seasons in the now-defunct Canadian Women’s Hockey League and three with the Professional Women’s Hockey Player’s Association.