Accomplishments and Notes
- 2008 Best Forward/All Tournament Team World Championships - Awarded by the International Ice Hockey Federation
- 2008 Bob Johnson Award - Best International Player of the Year (male or female) Awarded by USA Hockey
- 2007 World Championships - Used pink hockey stick to promote breast cancer awareness
- 2006-07 League MVP - Selected by the Western Women's Hockey League
- 2006-07 Western Women's Hockey League Tournament All-Star Team
- 2005 Bob Allen Women's Player of the Year Award - Awarded by USA Hockey
- 2005 NCAA Frozen Four Most Outstanding Player
- 2002 Winter Olympic All Tournament Team - Voted on by the International Ice Hockey Federation
- WCHA Team of the Decade (2000's)
- 3-time All American at Minnesota (Did not play Senior Year)
- 3-time finalist for Patty Kazmaier Award (W ice hockey equivalent to Heisman)
- 2-All Time NCAA Records (Points and Assists in a season)
- 3rd All Time NCAA in Scoring (two players ahead of Natalie played 4 years)
- All Time Leading Scorer at the University of Minnesota
- 1996 - 2000 Eagan High School, 312 goals, 175 assists = 487 points in 102 games
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