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2015-16 WCHA WEEKLY RELEASE
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Opening Face-Off
• Three WCHA Teams in Top 20: For the third consecutive week, the WCHA has three teams in the USCHO.com rankings: No. 15 Michigan
Tech (up two spots), No. 18 Minnesota State (up one) and No. 19 Bowling Green. The Huskies have also returned to the USA Today /
USA Hockey Magazine rankings, holding down the 14th spot in this week's poll.
• Winning Hockey: The WCHA has 60 percent of its membership (six of 10 teams) playing .500-or-better hockey, the second-best leaguewide distribution among all NCAA conferences (ECAC Hockey has nine of 12 teams at-or-above .500, for 75 percent).
• Competitive Balance: Seventeen (18) of the first 49 WCHA series this season have resulted in splits, with an additional four ending in a
pair of ties. There have been just 16 league sweeps to date, along with 11 three-point weekends.
• Don't Leave Your Seats: Fifty-two (52) of the first 100 WCHA games have been either ties (19) or one-goal decisions (33), with 29
overtime contests. Twenty-two (22) league games have featured a tie-breaking, third-period game-winning goal (including eight in the
last five minutes of regulation), with an additional 10 victories coming in overtime.
• Down the Stretch They Come: With five regular season weekends remaining, the stage is set for enticing races for the MacNaughton
Cup (three teams within four points), for home ice advantage in the WCHA playoffs (just six points currently separate fourth place and
eighth) and for the eighth and final postseason spot (three teams separated by only two points, with a fourth trailing by five).
• Ringing in the New Year: Three WCHA schools have played some of their best hockey of the season since the calendar flipped to
2016. Michigan Tech jumped back into the national rankings with an undefeated January (3-0-3, including a 2-0-3 mark against ranked
opponents); Bemidji State won more games in January (6-2-2) than they did in the season's first three months combined; and, Ferris
State closed out a 3-1-2 month with a five-game unbeaten streak.
• Live on ASN (and TSN5): The WCHA returns for its second game on the American Sports Network (ASN) national college hockey
package, as No. 15 Michigan Tech hosts Lake Superior State on Friday, February 5 at 8:07 p.m. ET. The game, which is part of Houghton's
Winter Classic, will be broadcast live on select ASN affiliates nationwide and showcased to a Canadian audience on TSN5 as part of
The Sports Network's college hockey lineup. Dave Ellis will handle play-by-play duties, alongside former University of Minnesota AllAmerican and two-time All-WCHA performer Pat Micheletti.
• Quickly Around the WCHA: UAH sophomore F Max McHugh has jumped into the top-five in the league's conference (t-fourth with 17
points) and overall (t-fifth with 21 points) scoring races ... UAA's goal-scoring leader, sophomore F Tad Kozun, has 11 markers this year nearly double the six he potted as a freshman in 2014-15 ... UAF senior F Tyler Morley leads the Nanooks in 13 offensive categories and
is tied for second in the league with 24 overall points (14g-10a) ... at 4-2-1, BSU is tied for the most nonconference wins in the WCHA,
while its .643 winning percentage is second (MTU, .667) ... BGSU ended January with 29 goals in nine games, its' highest-scoring month
since January 2006 (32); in the last two weekends, the Falcons have climbed from 46th to 31st nationally in scoring offense ... During
FSU's current five-game unbeaten streak, freshman G Darren Smith is 3-0-2 with 126 saves, a .933 save percentage and 1.74 goalsagainst average ... LSSU, currently in seventh place but just two points out of fifth, has two games in hand on every WCHA team but
NMU ... MTU is 17-6-3 over its last 26 games against Michigan foes, including five series sweeps ... MSU's Bryce Gervais played in his
150th consecutive game on Sunday; the senior ranks fifth in the school's D-I era with 59 career goals ... Dominik Shine (9) and Darren
Nowick (6) have scored half of NMU's 30 goals since December; Shine leads the league in goals and points (14) over that span.
The Week Ahead
• No. 19 Bowling Green at No. 18 Minnesota State: First place vs. second place, with huge league points on the line. The 18th-ranked
Mavericks take a two-point lead over the No. 19 Falcons into this weekend's series. The teams skated to a pair of 2-2 ties on Dec. 4-5.
• Lake Superior State at No. 15/14 Michigan Tech: The Huskies host Winter Carnival festivities having moved into the top-15 of the
national rankings. Tech earned three points at LSSU on Dec. 11-12, jump-starting the Huskies' current 5-1-4 stretch.
• Ferris State at Alaska: Prior to being idle last week, the Bulldogs used consecutive three-point weekends to jump into fourth place in
the league race. FSU is 3-0-2 in its last five contests, while Alaska is looking to snap a seven-game home WCHA winless skid (0-6-1). The
teams played to a pair of ties Nov. 20-21 in Big Rapids, Mich.
• Alaska Anchorage at Northern Michigan: The Wildcats wrap up a six-game homestand with their only series of the year against the
Seawolves. UAA has actually been a better road team in league play this year, going 4-5-1 away from the Sullivan Arena.
2015-16 WCHA Standings
Conference Overall
Rk (Natl Rank) Team
Pts GP
W
L
T
%
GF GA
GP
W
L
T
%
GF GA
1 (18) Minnesota State
29 20
12
3
5 .725
61 37
28
14
9
5 .589
73 62
2 (19) Bowling Green
27 20
11
4
5 .675
52 38
29
15
8
6 .621
76 58
3 (15/14) Michigan Tech
25 20
11
6
3 .625
59 41
26
14
7
5 .635
78 58
4
Ferris State
22
20 974
.5505051
261196
.53868
70
5
Northern Michigan
18
18 774
.5004341
2610
106
.50063
63
Bemidji State
18
20 794
.4505044
2711
115
.50072
62
7 Lake Superior State
16 18
6
8
4 .444
30 48
28
9
15 4 .393
51 74
Alaska Anchorage
1620 7 11 2.400 45 60
26 10 13 3.442 63 79
9
Alaska
1420 5114.3504863
26 7154.346 6581
10
Alabama Huntsville
1120 4133.2754661
26 6173.288 5879
(Rankings listed by USCHO.com poll first, followed by USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine poll)
Friday, February 5
This Week in the WCHA (All Times Local)
Alaska Anchorage at Northern Michigan, 7:07 p.m. ET*
1
(19) Bowling Green at (18) Minnesota State, 7:07 p.m. CT*
1
Lake Superior State at (15/14) Michigan Tech, 8:07 p.m. ET*%^
1
Ferris State at Alaska, 7:07 p.m. AT*
1
1
Saturday, February 6
Lake Superior State at (15/14) Michigan Tech, 5:07 p.m. ET*^
Alaska Anchorage at Northern Michigan, 7:07 p.m. ET*
1
(19) Bowling Green at (18) Minnesota State, 7:07 p.m. CT*
1
Ferris State at Alaska, 7:07 p.m. AT*
1
1
- WCHA game; * - WCHA.tv; % - Game broadcast on American Sports Network (ASN) and The Sports Network (TSN5); ^ - Winter Carnival (Houghton, Mich.)
Rankings listed by USCHO.com poll first, followed by USA Today / USA Hockey Magazine poll
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The Week in Review - Jan. 25-31, 2016
• Michigan Tech ran its WCHA road unbeaten streak to eight games (6-0-2),
and took an important three points at Bowling Green in a matchup of top20 teams and league front-runners.
• In a series between playoff hopefuls that saw both games decided by tiebreaking, third-period goals, Alabama Huntsville and host Alaska Anchorage
each left with a win and two points..
• Northern Michigan played host to Minnesota Duluth for the first time since
Oct. 2010, and both teams picked up a nonconference win to split the
series.
• Alaska played its first nonconference games since October, but departed
Wisconsin with nothing to show for its two games with the Badgers.
• Bemidji State made an impressive run toward defending its North Star
College Cup title, but came up short in the championship game against No.
3 St. Cloud State.
• No. 19 Minnesota State played a pair of exciting, one-goal games at the
North Star College Cup, losing the first before defeating No. 20 Minnesota
in the third-place game.
• Full recaps, box scores and select video highlights are available online at
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No. 17 Michigan Tech 4, at No. 18 Bowling Green 4 - OT
No. 17 Michigan Tech 4, at No. 18 Bowling Green 1
Jan. 29 and 30 at BGSU Ice Arena; Bowling Green, Ohio
Michigan Tech ran its WCHA road unbeaten streak to eight games (6-0-2),
and took an important three points at Bowling Green in a matchup of top-20
teams and league front-runners.
The Huskies got out to a quick start on Friday night, registering 17 shots
and scoring twice to take a 2–0 lead after the first. MTU was still ahead by a
4-2 margin midway through the third period. However, Bowling Green found
the back of the net twice in a 14-second span, tying the game 4-4 on goals by
Brandon Hawkins and Brent Tate (12:51 mark). Alex Petan had a pair of assists
for the Huskies in the 4-4 tie.
In Saturday’s rematch, it was BGSU’s Kevin Dufour who got the Falcons
out to an early lead, scoring just 45 seconds into the game. From that point on
however, it was all Michigan Tech. The Huskies tied the game at 1-1 with just
eight seconds remaining in the first period, and then added three more in the
last two periods for a 4-1 win. Tech outshot the Falcons 28-18 and received
goals from Brent Baltus, Reid Sturos (short-handed game-winner), Petan and
Dylan Steman. The loss was BGSU's first at home in WCHA play this season.
Alabama Huntsville 2, at Alaska Anchorage 1
at Alaska Anchorage 4, Alabama Huntsville 3
Jan. 29 and 30 at Sullivan Arena; Anchorage, Alaska
In a series between playoff hopefuls that saw both games decided by tiebreaking, third-period goals, Alabama Huntsville and host Alaska Anchorage
each left with a win and two points.
Despite being outshot 30-24, the Chargers escaped with a 2-1 victory in
Friday's series opener. UAH goaltender Matt Larose made an impressive 29
saves, including 13 stops in the third period alone. The score remained 1-1 (on
goals by UAH's Adam Wilcox and UAA's Wyatt Ege) deep until the third, until a
Seawolf defender made an inadvertent pass that deflected off UAA netminder
Oliver Mantha’s skate and in the net. Matt Salhany was credited with the
game-winning goal.
UAH took a 1-0 lead with an early first-period goal during Saturday’s
rematch, but the Seawolves responded by scoring three unanswered goals and
held on for the 4-3 win. UAA’s Jarrett Brown led the way for the Seawolves,
scoring the game-winning goal and recording an assist on the night as well.
Alaska Anchorage owned a 31-12 edge in shots, while Tad Kozun, Blake Tatchell
and Tyler Poulsen all scored.
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at Northern Michigan 4, Minnesota Duluth 3
Minnesota Duluth 3, at Northern Michigan 1
Jan. 29 and 30 at Berry Events Center; Marquette, Mich.
Northern Michigan played host to Minnesota Duluth for the first time since
Oct. 2010, and both teams picked up a nonconference win to split the series.
In Friday’s series opener, the Wildcats fought to erase two deficits
throughout the game and picked up a 4-3 win over their visitors from the NCHC.
Sophomore Robbie Payne led the Wildcats with two goals, including the gamewinner on the power play with less than five minutes remaining in regulation.
Duluth outshot the Wildcats 39-28, but Northern Michigan was able to pull off
the comeback thanks to a 36-save performance from goaltender Atte Tolvanen.
A three-goal first period was all the Bulldogs needed to secure the win
and series split with Northern Michigan in Saturday’s rematch. A late secondperiod goal by Darren Nowick got NMU back to within striking distance, but the
Wildcats were unable to score the rest of the way.
at Wisconsin 4, Alaska 3
at Wisconsin 5, Alaska 2
Jan. 29 and 30 at Kohl Center; Madison, Wis.
Alaska played its first nonconference games since October, but departed
Wisconsin with nothing to show for its two games with the Badgers.
Despite a two-goal effort, including one short-handed, from senior Tyler
Morley, the Nanooks fell 4-3 in Friday night’s series opener. After a tight first
period with Wisconsin netting the frame's only goal, scoring erupted in the
second and saw five of the game’s seven markers being scored (including
Morley's short-handed goal and a Nolan Huysmans strike). Alaska had a chance
to tie the game up during the last two minutes of the third period with a fiveminute power play, but the Badgers were able to hold on for the win.
Alaska was bit by special teams in Saturday's series finale, going 0-for-3 on
the power play while Wisconsin converted on two of its three chances. Tied 1-1
heading into the third period, the host Badgers scored four times for the 5-2
win. UAF received goals from Austin Vieth and freshman John Mullally.
Bemidji State 4, vs. No. 20 Minnesota 2 (Semifinals)
No. 3 St. Cloud State 5, vs. Bemidji State 2 (Championship Game)
North Star College Cup
Jan. 29 and 30 at Xcel Energy Center; St. Paul, Minn.
Bemidji State made an impressive run toward defending its North Star
College Cup title, but came up short in the championship game against No. 3 St.
Cloud State.
The Beavers earned a berth in the title game with a come-from-behind, 4-2
win over No. 20 in the semifinals. Trailing 2-1 with under ten minutes remaining
in the third period, Cory Ward drew BSU even before a pair of Markus
Gerbrandt goals - including the power-play game-winner at the 16:06 mark gave the Beavers just their second win ever against the Gophers (and first since
the 2009-10 season). Michael Bitzer made 30 saves for BSU, including 15 in the
decisive third period.
Bemidji State fell behind 4-0 in the championship game and, despite a
spirited third-period rally that featured 15 shots and a pair of goals, dropped a
5-2 decision to St. Cloud State.
No. 3 St. Cloud State 5, No. 19 Minnesota State 4 (Semifinals)
No. 19 Minnesota State 3, No. 20 Minnesota 2 (Third-place Game)
North Star College Cup
Jan. 29 and 30 at Xcel Energy Center; St. Paul, Minn.
No. 19 Minnesota State played a pair of exciting, one-goal games at the
North Star College Cup, losing the first before defeating No. 20 Minnesota in the
third-place game.
The Mavericks outshot St. Cloud State 33-22, but it was the special teams
that made the greatest impact in a 5-4 Huskies' win. SCSU went 3-for-4 on the
power play and scored the game winner up a man late in the third period to
break the 4-4 tie. Minnesota State received ulti-point efforts from Brad McClure
(1g-2a), Zach Stepan (1g-1a) and C.J. Franklin (1g-1a).
Including the game-winner, Minnesota State got a pair of goals and an
assist from Teddy Blueger en route to a 3-2 victory over Minnesota in Sunday's
consolation game. C.J. Franklin also continued his torrid stretch with a goal and
an assist, while Cole Huggins made 21 saves for the Mavericks.
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WCHA Players of the Week - Jan. 25-31, 2016
Offensive Player of the Week Defensive Player of the Week
Markus Gerbrandt
Casey Nelson
Sr., F, Bemidji State
Edmonton, Alberta
Gerbrandt led Bemidji State to a runner-up finish at
the North Star College Cup with a WCHA-high four
points (2g-2a) – including a career high-tying three
in the Beavers’ semifinal victory over then-No. 20
Minnesota. The senior from Edmonton, Alberta
had a hand in three of BSU’s goals in a 4-2 defeat
of the Gophers, while scoring the tie-breaking,
game-winning marker on the power play with 3:54
remaining in regulation. Gerbrandt also assisted
on the Beavers’ first goal of the game and added
an empty-netter for the final margin. He added
an assist in the championship game to finish the
weekend with four points and seven shots on goal.
This is Gerbrandt’s first WCHA weekly award of the
2015-16 season and second career accolade.
Also nominated:
•
Teddy Blueger, Sr., F, Minnesota State (including game-winner, had a hand in all three
goals, with two markers and an assist, in No.
18 MSU’s victory over then-No. 20 Minnesota
at the North Star College Cup)
•
Darren Nowick, Sr., F, Northern Michigan (led
NMU with three points on a goal and two
assists as the Wildcats split with Minnesota
Duluth)
•
Dylan Steman, So., F, Michigan Tech (led the
WCHA and tied for third nationally with three
goals as No. 15 MTU went 1-0-1 at No. 19
Bowling Green)
Week of
Oct. 5-11
Oct. 12-18
Oct. 19-25
Oct. 26-Nov. 1
Nov. 2-8
Nov. 9-15
Nov. 16-22
Nov. 23-29
Nov. 30-Dec. 6
Dec. 7-13
Dec. 28-Jan. 3
Jan. 4-10
Jan. 11-17
Jan. 18-24
Rookie of the Week
Tyler Poulsen
Jr., D, Minnesota State
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.
Fr., F, Alabama Huntsville
Arvada, Colo.
Nelson tied for the NCAA lead among all defensemen with three points last weekend, all coming
off assists (also tied for the national lead). All
three of his helpers came on the Mavericks’ power play, including on the tie-breaking, third-period
game-winning goal in Sunday’s 3-2 victory over
then-No. 20 Minnesota in the third-place game of
the North Star College Cup. The junior from Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. now leads WCHA blue-liners
with 15 assists and 19 points this season. This is
Nelson’s second career WCHA weekly award, both
coming during the 2015-16 campaign.
One of only two league freshmen to record a point
in both games last weekend, Poulson helped Alabama Huntsville remain alive in the WCHA postseason race with a big road win at Alaska Anchorage. The rookie from Arvada, Colo. assisted on the
game-opening goal in UAH’s 2-1, series-opening
victory Friday night, and then scored a marker of
his own in a 4-3 setback Saturday. This is Poulson’s
first career WCHA weekly honor.
Also nominated:
•
Shane Hanna, Jr., D, Michigan Tech (contributed an assist in both games, while logging
three shots on goal and two blocked shots,
as No. 15 MTU went 1-0-1 at No. 19 Bowling
Green)
2015 – 2016 WCHA Players of the Week (Previous Winners)
Offensive
Brennan Saulnier, So., F, Alabama Huntsville
Tayler Munson, So., F, Alaska
Gerald Mayhew, Jr., F, Ferris State
Cody Marooney, Jr., F, Alabama Huntsville
Tyler Morley, Sr., F, Alaska
Brendan Harms, Jr., F, Bemidji State
Tyler Heinonen, Jr., F, Michigan Tech
Teddy Blueger, Sr., F, Minnesota State
Dominik Shine, Jr., F, Northern Michigan
Alex Petan, Sr., F, Michigan Tech
Brent Baltus, Jr., F, Michigan Tech
Nate Arentz, Jr., F, Bemidji State
Alex Petan, Sr., F, Michigan Tech
C.J. Franklin, So., F, Minnesota State
Brandon Hawkins, So., F, Bowling Green
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Defensive
Michael Bitzer, So., G, Bemidji State
Graeme McCormack, Sr., D, Bemidji State
Olivier Mantha, So., G, Alaska Anchorage
Atte Tolvanen, Fr., G, Northern Michigan
Casey Nelson, Jr., D, Minnesota State
Jamie Phillips, Sr., G, Michigan Tech
Gordon Defiel, So., G, Lake Superior State
Mark Friedman, So., D, Bowling Green
Olivier Mantha, So., G, Alaska Anchorage
Chris Nell, So., G, Bowling Green
Michael Bitzer, So., G, Bemidji State
Cole Huggins, Jr., G, Minnesota State
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Rookie
Wyatt Ege, Fr., D, Alaska Anchorage
Kurt Gosselin, Fr., D, Alabama Huntsville
Corey Mackin, Fr., F, Ferris State
Jason Pawloski, Fr., G, Minnesota State
Gage Torrel, Fr., F, Lake Superior State
Jesse Jenks, Fr., G, Alaska
Jacob Hetz, Fr., F, Ferris State
Diego Cuglietta, Fr., F, Lake Superior State
Darren Smith, Fr., G, Ferris State
Darren Smith, Fr., G, Ferris State
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WCHA Players of the Month - January 2016
Player of the Month
Rookie of the Month
Alex Petan
Darren Smith
Sr., F, Michigan Tech
Delta, British Columbia
Fr., G, Ferris State
Barrie, Ontario
Petan helped Michigan Tech vault back into the top-15 of the national rankings, averaging a point per game as the Huskies went 3-0-3 in January – including a 2-0-3 mark against ranked opponents Yale, Minnesota State and
Bowling Green. Tech’s co-captain was especially effective in WCHA play,
pacing the league in points per game (1.50) and goals per game (1.00),
while posting four goals and six points in four contests – all against the two
(nationally-ranked) teams MTU is chasing in the standings. Petan did all of
his league offensive damage against the WCHA’s top defensive teams (and
two of the top-ten units in the country in Minnesota State and Bowling
Green), leading the charge as the Huskies averaged 3.25 goals per game and
collected six of a possible eight league points in those two series. The senior
from Delta, British Columbia now owns a 12-game point streak in WCHA
play, while paces the Association in both overall scoring (14g-11a—25pts in
25 games) and league output (13g-11a—24pts in 19 contests).
Smith stepped back into the Ferris State net for the team’s second game
of January and promptly backstopped the Bulldogs to a 3-0-2 mark over
the next five contests. The freshman from Barrie, Ontario allowed only nine
goals in more than 300 minutes during the stretch, posting a 1.74 goalsagainst average and a .933 save percentage (126 saves) – both standing as
the third-best marks in the league (but tops when compared to the circuit’s
other undefeated goaltender). Smith posted a league-best 1.68 GAA in
WCHA games, helping Ferris State earn six of a possible eight points (vs.
Alabama Huntsville and at Bemidji State) and move into fourth place in the
conference standings. The two-time WCHA Rookie of the Week (Jan. 11-17
and Jan. 18-24) also earned an impressive 5-2 win over Connecticut in the
third-place game of the prestigious Mariucci Classic on Jan. 2.
Also nominated:
•
Michael Bitzer, So., G, Bemidji State (led the WCHA with nine games,
525:05 minutes, 200 saves, five wins and two shutouts, going 5-2-2
with a 1.71 goals-against average and .930 save percentage)
•
C.J. Franklin, So., F, Minnesota State (scored five goals with three assists in eight games, helping the Mavericks to a 4-3-1 mark for the
month)
•
Brandon Hawkins, So., F, Bowling Green (WCHA leader with six goals
and 11 points in nine games, helping BGSU to its highest-scoring
month in a decade)
•
Matt Larose, Jr., G, Alabama Huntsville (ranked second in the league
with a .935 save percentage, averaging 32.5 stops per game and going
2-1-1 with a 2.22 goals-against average)
•
Tyler Morley, Sr., F, Alaska (tied for the WCHA lead with six goals,
ranked second with 10 points and paced circuit with four power-play
points)
•
Darren Nowick, Sr., F, Northern Michigan (paced the Wildcats with
eight points and five assists; finished the month on a four-game point
streak)
Also nominated:
•
Max Coatta, Fr., F, Minnesota State (led all WCHA rookies with two
goals, five assists and seven points, helping the Mavericks to a 4-2-1
record when he played)
2015 – 2016 WCHA Players of the Month (Previous Winners)
Month
October 2015
November 2015
December 2015
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Player
Brennan Saulnier, So., F, Alabama Huntsville
Tyler Heinonen, Jr., F, Michigan Tech
Dominik Shine, Jr., F, Northern Michigan
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Gage Torrel, Fr., F, Lake Superior State
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2016 Hobey Baker Award
Nine men’s Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) players are among the 66 candidates on the initial fan ballot for the 2016 Hobey Baker
Award, given annually to college hockey’s top player.
The WCHA nominees, from six institutions, are: Gerald Mayhew (Jr., F, Ferris State); Max McHugh (So., F, Alabama Huntsville); Tyler Morley (Sr.,
F, Alaska); Chris Nell (So., G, Bowling Green); Alex Petan (Sr., F, Michigan Tech); Jamie Phillips (Sr., G, Michigan Tech); Kyle Schempp (Jr., F, Ferris
State); Dominik Shine (Jr., F, Northern Michigan); and, Atte Tolvanen (Fr., F, Northern Michigan)
That grouping includes: Four of the WCHA’s top-five overall points leaders (in order: Petan, Morley Mayhew and McHugh); the league’s top
goaltenders by save percentage (Nell, who ranks fifth nationally; and Tolvanen, who is 11th overall and second among rookie netminders); and,
Michigan Tech’s all-time shutouts leader and a returning top-five Mike Richter Award finalist (Phillips). Additionally, Shine leads the WCHA in
points over the last two months, while New York Islanders’ draftee Schempp captains a Ferris State team that is in the thick of the league race.
The first phase of fan balloting runs now through March 6, 2016. Phase two of fan balloting will begin on March 17 from the list of the Top Ten
Hobey Baker finalists. The fans’ vote accounts for a full one percent of the total ballot in each phase in selecting this year’s award recipient.
Fans can vote directly via the Hobey Baker Award Facebook page at: www.facebook.com/TheHobey. Detailed bios are available for each
candidate among this year’s outstanding crop of college hockey players.
Award criteria include candidates emulating the exceptional character traits exhibited by the award’s namesake, Hobey Baker. A legendary
American hero, Baker was a World War I fighter pilot and was known as America’s greatest amateur athlete in his day, excelling at hockey and
football at Princeton University. Award candidates must demonstrate strength of character both on and off the ice, contribute to the integrity of
his team and display outstanding skills in all phases of the game. Consideration should be given to scholastic achievement and sportsmanship.
Key Hobey Baker announcement dates for 2016 include:
• Top Ten list of candidates: March 16
• Hobey Hat Trick of three finalists: March 31
• Hobey Baker Award announcement: April 8
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NCAA Frozen Four Championships in Tampa, Fla. For more info on the Hobey Baker Award or to access the Hobey logo, please visit www.
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National Polls, Nonconference Comparison and Head-to-Head
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Rk
Team (1st Place Votes)
Record
Points
Last Poll
1
Quinnipiac (35)
20-1-5
983
1
2
North Dakota (9)
22-3-3
944
2
3
St. Cloud State (5)
22-5-1
895
3
4
Boston College (1)
17-4-4
844
5
5 Michigan
16-3-4
796
6
6 Providence
17-5-4
738
4
7 Harvard
12-4-3
703
7
8
Massachusetts Lowell
17-5-4
652
8
9
Boston University
14-7-4
609
9
10
Notre Dame
14-5-7
522
10
11 Yale
12-5-4
502
11
12 Nebraska-Omaha
16-9-1
432
12
13 Denver
13-8-5
413
13
14 Rensselaer
14-8-6
291
16
15
Michigan Tech
14-7-5
279
17
16
Penn State
16-7-3
226
15
17 Cornell
11-7-3
215
14
18
Minnesota State
14-9-5
176
19
19
Bowling Green
15-8-6
115
18
20 Dartmouth
11-9-1
71
NR
Others receiving votes: Robert Morris 46, St. Lawrence 23, Minnesota 7,
Northeastern 6, Union 4, Miami 3, Minnesota Duluth 3, Clarkson 1, Ferris State
1.
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Rank Team, Points (1st place)
Last Wk Record Top 15
1.
Quinnipiac, 504 (28)
1
20-1-5
14
2.
North Dakota, 476 (6)
2
22-3-3
16
3.
St. Cloud State, 429
3
22-5-1
15
4.
Boston College, 402
5
17-4-4
16
5.
Michigan, 379
6
16-3-4
16
6.
Providence, 331
4
17-5-4
16
7.
Harvard, 323
7
12-4-3
16
8.
Massachusetts Lowell, 255
8
17-5-4
16
9.
Boston University, 241
10
14-7-4
16
10.
Notre Dame, 200
9
14-5-7
6
11.
Yale, 159
12
12-5-4
16
12.
Omaha, 139
11
16-9-1
16
13.
Denver, 106
14
13-8-5
14
14.
Michigan Tech, 41
—
14-7-5
2
15.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 39
—
14-8-6
1
Also receiving votes: Penn State, 25; Cornell, 11; Dartmouth, 5; Minnesota
State, 5; St. Lawrence, 5; Minnesota, 3; Minnesota Duluth, 1; Northeastern, 1.
WCHA Against the Rest
By Team
vs AHA
vs B10
vs ECAC
vs HEA
vs NCHC
vs. Ind.
Total
Alabama Huntsville 0-0-00-0-0 0-0-01-1-0 1-3-0 0-0-02-4-0
Alaska Anchorage 1-0-00-1-1 1-0-00-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-03-2-1
Alaska 1-0-00-2-0 1-0-00-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-02-4-0
Bemidji State 0-0-01-0-0 0-0-00-0-0 1-2-1 2-0-04-2-1
Bowling Green 1-0-12-0-0 1-1-00-0-0 0-3-0 0-0-04-4-1
Ferris State 0-0-01-0-1 0-1-01-0-0 0-1-1 0-0-02-2-2
Lake Superior State 0-0-0
1-2-0
1-0-0
0-1-0
0-1-0
0-2-0
2-6-0
Michigan Tech 0-0-02-1-1 0-0-11-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-03-1-2
Minnesota State 0-0-02-1-0 0-0-00-0-0 0-5-0 0-0-02-6-0
Northern Michigan 0-0-01-1-2 0-0-00-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-02-2-2
TOTALS: 3-0-1
10-8-5
4-2-1
3-2-0
3-18-2
3-3-0
26-33-9
(.875) (.543) (.642) (.600) (.174) (.500) (.455)
By Site
Home Away Neutral TOTALS: UAH
UAA
UAF
BSU
BGSU
FSU
LSSU
MTU
MSU
NMU
vs AHA
vs B10
vs ECAC
vs HEA
vs NCHC
vs. Ind
Total
1-0-02-2-2 2-1-01-1-0 3-6-2 3-2-0
11-12-4
1-0-14-3-3 0-0-00-1-0 0-8-0 0-0-06-12-4
1-0-04-3-0 3-1-12-0-0 0-4-0 0-1-09-9-1
3-0-1
10-8-5
4-2-1
3-2-0
3-18-2
3-3-0
26-33-9
(.875) (.543) (.642) (.600) (.174) (.500) (.455)
WCHA Head-to-Head
UAH
UAA
UAF
BSU
BGSU
FSU
LSSU
MTU
MSU
NMU
W-L-T
--- 0-1-11-1-00-2-00-2-00-1-12-0-00-2-00-2-00-1-13-12-3
1-0-1 --- 0-1-10-2-01-3-01-1-01-1-02-0-00-2-00-0-06-10-2
1-1-01-0-1 --- 1-2-10-0-00-0-20-2-00-2-00-2-02-2-05-11-4
2-0-02-0-02-1-1 --- 0-2-01-2-10-1-10-0-00-2-00-1-17-9-4
2-0-03-1-00-0-02-0-0 --- 0-0-01-1-21-1-00-0-22-0-011-3-4
1-0-11-1-00-0-22-1-10-0-0 --- 1-1-02-2-01-1-01-1-09-7-4
0-2-01-1-02-0-01-0-11-1-21-1-0 --- 0-1-10-2-00-0-06-8-4
2-0-00-2-02-0-00-0-01-1-02-2-01-0-1 --- 1-0-11-1-010-6-2
2-0-02-0-02-0-02-0-00-0-21-1-02-0-00-1-1 --- 1-1-212-3-5
1-0-10-0-02-2-01-0-10-2-01-1-00-0-01-1-01-1-2 --- 7-7-4
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Head Coach: Mike Corbett (3rd season)
Record at UAH: 16-78-8
2014-15 Overall Record: 8-26-4 (7-20-1)
2015-16 Overall Record: 6-17-3 (4-12-3)
Chargers
University of Alabama in Huntsville
Head Coach: Matt Thomas (3rd season)
Record at UAA: 36-51-11
2014-15 Overall Record: 8-22-4 (5-21-2)
2015-16 Overall Record: 10-13-3 (7-11-2)
Seawolves
University of Alaska Anchorage
• UAH now sits at 6-17-3 overall and 4-13-3 within the WCHA for 11 league
points, following a series split at Alaska Anchorage this past weekend. The
Blue and White are 2-3-1 in its last three series, which is the strongest
stretch of games since starting the 2015-16 campaign 3-2-1.
• The Chargers are away from competition in the upcoming weekend’s slate of
games, and will return to action on Feb. 12-13 with a visit from nationallyranked Minnesota State. This is MSU’s first trip to the Rocket City since
2013-14.
• Freshman Tyler Poulsen posted his second career two-point weekend with
a goal and an assist at Alaska Anchorage, which netted the forward WCHA
Rookie of the Week honors. This season, Poulsen owns five points from
three goals and two assists, and has registered three points in his last four
appearances.
• Junior Matt Salhany is averaging a point a game in his last four contests,
including two points from a goal – the game-winner on Friday – and an assist
in the split at UAA. Salhany has paced the UAH offense with his four points
(2g-2a) in the last four games, while also leading the team with a +5 rating
on the ice.
• Matt Larose was between the pipes for the Chargers for both games this
past weekend, giving the junior a 2-1-1 record with a .935 save percentage
for the month of January. Larose paces the WCHA since Dec. 18 with a .944
save percentage, and holds a 4-5-1 record overall in 2015-16 after going
1-25-2 in his first two seasons in the Blue & White.
• Max McHugh dished out his team-leading 15th assist of the season at UAA
on Saturday, giving the sophomore 21 points from an additional six goals.
McHugh is currently tied for second in the WCHA in assists, while rating tied
for fifth in points within the league.
• Senior Frank Misuraca has been a catalyst for the Chargers defense this
season, playing in all of the Blue and White’s 26 games and ranking tied for
fifth in the WCHA with a team-high 51 blocks. Misuraca has also contributed
one goal and four assists for five points from the blue line.
• Alaska Anchorage returns to the road Feb. 5-6 as they take on Northern
Michigan in the teams’ only regular season meeting.
• The teams meet with the Wildcats holding a 15-11-1 all-time record against
UAA. NMU also leads at home at 10-3-1.
• Last season, the teams met for two series – Nov. 11-22, 2014 in Anchorage
(NMU won, 1-0, followed by a 4-0 UAA win) and Jan. 30-31, 2015 in
Marquette (NMU swept, 5-3, 3-2 OT).
• The Seawolves lead the last 10 meetings, 6-4.
• UAA visits NMU after splitting with Alabama Huntsville, Jan. 29-30 at
the Sullivan Arena. UAH won 2-1 on Friday, followed by a UAA victory on
Saturday, 4-3. The win broke a three-game losing streak for the Seawolves.
• With the win, UAA has 16 points and is tied for No. 7 in the league with Lake
Superior State.
• With eight league games remaining, the Seawolves have already produced
more points than last season (12 points). UAA is 10-13-3 overall and 7-11-2
in conference play.
• Of the four series remaining for the Seawolves, three of them are currently
against teams with a .500 win percentage or worse. UAA still has to play
league-leader Minnesota State on Feb. 26-27 in Anchorage.
• Individually, the injury-plagued Seawolves are led by senior F Blake Tatchell.
Tatchell is tied for No. 8 in the WCHA overall stats with 6-13–19 totals. One
more point will give Tatchell 20+ points each season as a Seawolf.
• Meanwhile, Tatchell ranks tied for eighth in assists and tied for 11th with six
power-play points (0-7–7).
• Following a goal against UAH on Jan. 30, Tatchell needs two more points to
become the 23rd all-time Seawolf player to net 100 career points. Tatchell
also has 69 career assists, currently good for a tie at No. 14 on the all-time
list with Lloyd Degelman (1983-86).
• One of UAA’s assistant captains, Tatchell has dressed in 134 career games
and ranks tied for No. 28 in the all-time UAA list – with a guaranteed 8 games
remaining, Tatchell could reach as high as No. 7.
• Leading UAA’s goal scoring is sophomore F Tad Kozun with 11 – good for a tie
at No. 4. Kozun also ranks tied for No. 1 in power-play goals (6). At 11-6—17,
Kozun has already passes his point total from his rookie season (6-9–15).
Kozun enters the weekend with a two-point game streak (1-1—2).
• Pacing the UAA defensemen is sophomore D Jarrett Brown (3-9—12), good
for a tie at No. 5 in the conference. Brown, who has three points in three
games, produced his second multi-point game of the season on Jan. 30,
furnishing a goal and an assist.
• Taking on the Wildcats with a three-game point streak is assistant captain
Matt Anholt (0-3—3). Anholt furnished two assists against UAH.
• Between the pipes, sophomore G Olivier Mantha ranks 12th in goalsagainst average (2.87), 11th in save percentage (.904) and eighth in winning
percentage (.438).
• Other Seawolves scoring against the Chargers included freshman D Wyatt
Ege on Jan. 29 – his second power-play strike of the season (just the second
Seawolf to produce 2+ man advantage strikes).
• Additionally, junior F Brad Duwe scored on Jan. 30, his sixth of the season.
Duwe needs one more goal to match his career best seven during his rookie
season.
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Head Coach: Dallas Ferguson (8th season)
Record at UAF: 68-124-38
2014-15 Overall Record: 19-13-2 (14-12-2)
2015-16 Overall Record: 7-15-4 (5-13-4)
Nanooks
Head Coach: Tom Serratore (15th season)
Record at BSU: 238-234-66
2014-15 Overall Record: 16-17-5 (12-11-5)
2015-16 Overall Record: 11-11-5 (7-9-4)
Beavers
University of Alaska
Bemidji State University
• After a two-week break from WCHA competition, Alaska (7-15-4 overall,
5-11-4 WCHA) returns home to the Carlson Center for a two-game WCHA
series against the Ferris State Bulldogs (11-9-6 overall, 9-7-4 WCHA)
• The Nanooks make their way back to Fairbanks after a tough non-conference
series in Madison, Wisconsin last weekend, where they took on the
Wisconsin Badgers for the second time in two seasons. The Nooks were
defeated by the Badgers 4-3 on Friday, Jan. 29th, before dropping Saturday’s
(Jan. 30) contest to Wisconsin 5-2.
• Before the two-week break from WCHA competition, the Nanooks were the
only team in the league to have played 20 WCHA contests. During the rest,
in-state rival Alaska-Anchorage was able to break the two-way tie for eighth
place in the WCHA standings, moving the Nanooks to ninth place with 14
points. The Ferris State Bulldogs (11-9-6 overall, 9-7-4 WCHA) currently sit in
fourth place with 22 points.
• The Alaska Nanooks haven’t played a home series since Jan. 2-3 against the
Bemidji State Beavers, losing in overtime on Friday (Jan. 2) before tying the
Beavers 1-1 in overtime on Saturday (Jan. 3). Although happy to be back at
the Carlson Center, the Nooks haven’t won a WCHA conference game since
taking on the Northern Michigan Wildcats on Nov. 6, dropping to a 1-6-1
WCHA record in their own home barn.
• The Alaska Nanooks are a comeback team. The Nooks are tied for first in the
league in shorthanded goals with five, while leading the WCHA in goals when
trailing with 33.
• Senior forward Tyler Morley is tied for second in the WCHA in points with 24
(25GP, 14G, 10A), only one point behind league leader Alex Petan from MTU.
T. Morley is also tied for first in the league in goals (14), goals per games
played (0.58) and leads all WCHA players in shots on goal per games played
(3.92). Additionally, T. Morley leads the Nanooks in 13 different scoring
categories.
• Senior forward Nolan Huysmans has had an excellent start to 2016, posting
four multi-point games since Jan. 1, 2016. From Jan. 15 (at NMU) to Jan.
29 (at Wisconsin), Huysmans had a three-game, multi-point streak going
on (3GP, 3G, 3A). Prior to that, Huysmans had a three-game, point streak
(3GP, 1G, 3A) starting Jan. 2 (vs. BSU) and ending Jan. 8 (at UAH). In total,
Huysmans has recorded at least one point in six of Alaska’s eight games
played in 2016, tying him for second place in the WCHA (with T. Morley) in
points scored in 2016 with 10 points (4G, 6A).
• Senior forward Alec Hajdukovich has recorded at least one point in five of
Alaska’s eight contests, including a four-game point streak (Jan. 15-29th, 2G,
2A) and two game-winning goals in three games (Jan. 8 at UAH and Jan. 15
at NMU).
• Sophomores Peter Krieger and Zach Frye lead the Nanooks in categories
of their own, Krieger leading in assists with 14, while Frye leads all Alaska
defenseman in points with 13.
• After recording his first multi-point (1G, 1A) game in Saturday’s (Jan. 30)
5-2 loss at the University of Wisconsin, freshman forward John Mullally
continues to lead all Nanook rookies with seven points (3G, 4A).
• Bemidji State opened defense of its 2015 North Star College Cup title with a
4-2 victory over then-No. 20 Minnesota before falling in the championship
game to No. 3 St. Cloud State, 5-2. The Beavers improve to 11-11-5 overall,
including a 4-2-1 mark in nonconference play in 2015-16.
• Bemidji State is now 4-2-0 in games played at Xcel Energy Center, including a
3-2-0 mark versus nationally-ranked teams.
• After going 2-9-2 to open the season, Michael Bitzer is 5-2-2 in his last nine
appearances, has stopped 200-of-215 shots (.930) and has a 1.71 goals
against average in 525:05 minutes during that span.
• BSU’s assist leader Brendan Harms (15) posted an assist in each game of the
2016 NSCC. He has a helper in each of BSU’s last four games.
• Senior forward Markus Gerbrandt led BSU in scoring Saturday posting three
points, which included a pair of goals. It stood has the fifth multi-point game
of 2015-16 and his first multi-goal game of the season. He added an assist in
Sunday’s title game to finish the weekend with four points (2g-2a). His 14th
helper of the season established a new career-high for Gerbrandt.
• Gerbrandt’s three-point Saturday put him over 60 points in his 125-game
collegiate career (30g-33a) and stood as his 29th and 30th goals as a Beaver.
• BSU’s leading scorer, Gerry Fitzgerald, posted an assist Saturday and now
has a career-high 21 points (12g-9a). He has 40 points (19g-21) in 60 career
games.
• The 4-2 victory over Minnesota was the Beavers’ first since the 2009-10
season, while they improved to 2-18-1 versus the Gophers all time.
• Since Jan. 1, BSU is unbeaten in eight of 10 games (6-2-2) and has out scored
its opponents 34-21, averaging 3.40 goals per game, while allowing 2.10
since returning from break.
• BSU is 7-4-2 away from Sanford Center this season, which includes a 1-1-0
mark in neutral-site play.
• Senior defender Graeme McCormack leads all BSU blueliners and is fifth on
the team with 15 points (6g-9a). He has a team-best 12 points (4g-8a) on the
power play. He is tied for 15th on the national power-play scoring list.
• McCormack has a team-high 53 blocked shots to lead the WCHA and rank
19th in the country.
• The Beavers’ power-play unit is 22-of-102 (.216) in 2015-16, while posting a
16-of-80 (.204) effort in league play to rank second.
• On the season, BSU has surrendered 10 power-play goals in 106 opponent
opportunities. At over 90 percent (.906), BSU is third in the country in
penalty-kill success.
• BSU has snuffed out its opponents’ last 20 power-play chances dating back
six games and is 31-of-32 (.969) since Jan. 3.
• In BSU’s 11 losses this season, it has been out scored 14-3 in the third period
and overtime. In its 11 wins and five ties, BSU has out scored its opponents
32-9 in the third period and overtime.
• Since 1999-2000, BSU is 58-45-12 (.561) in January—it’s best month of the
season.
• Junior blueliner Ruslan Pedan logged an assist Saturday to reach the career
30-point plateau (8g-22a).
• This season, 10 different BSU players have logged a game-winning goal.
Gerbrandt is the only BSU player with more than one game-winner (2).
• The Beavers are 2-4-1 versus teams ranked among the top 20 this season.
• BSU has Feb. 5-6 free of competition, but jumps back into action with a
three-game week Jan. 8-13. BSU travels to Minnesota Duluth Jan. 9 to battle
the Bulldogs in a game originally scheduled for Oct. 9. The team then heads
to Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. for a two-game WCHA set at Lake Superior State.
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Head Coach: Chris Bergeron (6th season)
Record at BGSU: 95-107-31
2014-15 Overall Record: 23-11-5 (17-8-3)
2015-16 Overall Record: 15-8-6 (11-4-5)
Falcons
Bowling Green State University
Head Coach: Bob Daniels (24th season)
Record at FSU: 408-418-95
2014-15 Overall Record: 18-20-2 (13-14-1)
2015-16 Overall Record: 11-9-6 (9-7-4)
Bulldogs
Ferris State University
• No. 19 Bowling Green hits the road this weekend to face WCHA frontrunners Minnesota State. The second-place Falcons are two points behind
the 18th-ranked Mavericks.
• In BGSU’s previous series against Minnesota State, they earned a pair of
2-2 draws. On Dec. 4, the Falcons overcame a two-goal deficit with a pair of
scores in the final four minutes of regulation. Mark Cooper scored twice on
Dec. 5 to force a second straight tie.
• Bowling Green earned a 4-4 tie with Michigan Tech on Friday, Jan. 29. It
was their third two-goal comeback for a tie this season. It also marked the
Falcons’ third straight game with four or more goals, the first such streak for
the program since January 2006.
• BGSU finished January with 29 goals in nine games. This month was the
highest-scoring calendar month in Chris Bergeron’s six years as Falcons’ head
coach. The 29 goals were the most for Bowling Green in any month since
scoring 32 in January 2006.
• Sophomore forward Brandon Hawkins scored a goal and an assist on Friday,
Jan. 29 vs Michigan Tech. That gave him four goals and seven points in a
three-game span. No BGSU player had achieved four goals or seven points in
three games since the 2013-14 season.
• Bowling Green now has seven players with 100 or more games played,
five of whom have passed the century mark this month. Those seven have
accounted for 38 goals and 92 points this season; the 38 goals are half of the
team’s 2015-16 total.
• The Falcons have eight freshman, and they all contributed to BGSU’s
offensive surge in January. The group posted five goals and 22 points in nine
games, and both John Schilling and Connor McDonald are in the top six of
all WCHA rookies with ten points this season.
• Chris Nell leads the WCHA in goals against average (1.64) and save
percentage (.937). He ranks fourth and fifth nationally in those categories
and has helped BGSU allow three or fewer goals in 25 of the team’s 29
games.
• Mark Friedman has a point in five of his last seven games and is second
among WCHA defensemen in points and assists. Against MSU this weekend,
Friedman will square off against the player ahead of him (Casey Nelson).
• In just two weekends, BGSU has risen from 46th to 31st nationally in scoring
offense and has improved their average from 2.36 to 2.62 goals per game.
• After a weekend off, Ferris State travels to the University of Alaska to take
on the Nanooks in a WCHA weekend series Feb. FSU and UAF met for a
weekend series in Big Rapids earlier this season Nov. 20-21 and played to
two consecutive overtime ties with scores of 2-2 and 3-3.
• Coming into the weekend, Ferris State has an overall record of 11-9-6
through 26 games, with a conference mark of 9-7-4 and 22 points in 20
WCHA contests. The Bulldogs are in fourth place in the WCHA standings,
trailing third place Michigan Tech by three points.
• Before the bye week, FSU earned three points in WCHA conference play with
a win and a tie on the road at Bemidji State Jan. 22-23. Friday night’s game
ended in dramatic fashion, as senior defenseman Simon Denis scored to
tie the game with 25 seconds remaining in the third period and sophomore
forward Mitch Maloney added the game-winner 47 seconds into overtime
for a 3-2 Ferris State win. The next evening brought a defensive battle which
was still scoreless after 40 minutes. Sophomore forward Drew Mayer broke
through for the Bulldogs at 3:57 of the third, but the Beavers found an
equalizer later in the frame and the teams remained deadlocked for a 1-1 tie.
• As former members of the CCHA, Ferris State and Alaska have a longstanding
history, dating back to 1985. The Bulldogs have an overall record of 32-34-7
against the Nanooks. Recent history has learned in Alaska’s favor, as Ferris
State has not defeated the Nanooks since Nov. 23, 2013. In the all-time
series with the Nanooks, Ferris State is 21-8-6 at home and just 11-26-1 on
the road in Fairbanks.
• Freshman goaltender Darren Smith had an outstanding first month of
2016, earning a record of 3-0-2 with a goals against average of 1.74 and a
save percentage at .933 during five games in January. Smith was named
the WCHA’s Rookie of the Week in back-to-back weeks on Jan. 18 & 25. The
Barrie, Ont. native has appeared in 18 contests for FSU this season and ranks
17th nationally with a goals against average of 2.11 and 15th in the country
with a save percentage at .928.
• Denis finished the month of January averaging a point-per-game with two
goals and four assists in six games along with a +4 rating. The d-man was also
effective on the power play, with a goal and an assist on the man-advantage
in the month. Denis is tied with Ryan Lowney as the leading scorer among
FSU defensemen with 11 points on five goals and six assists in 20 games
played.
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Head Coach: Damon Whitten (2nd season)
Record at LSSU: 17-43-6
2014-15 Overall Record: 8-28-2 (7-20-1)
2015-16 Overall Record: 9-15-4 (6-8-4)
Lakers
Lake Superior State University
Head Coach: Mel Pearson (5th season)
Record at MTU: 86-75-22
2014-15 Overall Record: 29-10-2 (21-5-2)
2015-16 Overall Record: 14-7-5 (11-6-3)
Huskies
Michigan Technological University
• Lake Superior State heads into a rivalry weekend against Upper Peninsula
rival, No. 15 Michigan Tech, in a tie with Alaska Anchorage for 7th place in
the WCHA standings.
• Following the Lakers’ only bye week on the 2015-16 schedule, LSSU still
holds a pair of games in hand over every team in the WCHA, with the
exception of Northern Michigan, also playing 18 conference games thus far.
• Gordon Defiel’s season numbers took a dip after an 8-0 loss in Game 1 at
Minnesota State (Jan. 22). Defiel still bosts respectable numbers with a 2.77
goals-against average and a .915 saves percentage.
• Nick Kossoff made the start in Game 2 (Jan. 23) and suffered a 5-1 loss at
the hands of the Mavericks. Kossoff ranks fifth in the WCHA with a .921
saves percentage and has a 2.18 goals-against average.
• After amassing a single goal on the weekend against the Mavericks, the
Lakers’ last-place scoring offense dropped to 1.82 goals per game.
• Defensively, the Lakers are holding opponents to just 2.65 goals per game,
sixth-best in the WCHA.
• Leading the Lakers in scoring this season has been sophomore newcomer
J.T. Henke, who was kept off of the boxscore for the second consecutive
weekend. Henke has six goals and eight assists for 14 points in 25 games
played this season and has not recorded a point in his last five games. In
fact, Henke, whose last goal came on Dec. 5 against Alaska, has amassed just
three assists during his last 10 games.
• Mitch Hults (6-6--12) ranks 2nd on the Lakers in scoring a leads the
freshman class in scoring. The Stoughton, Wis. Native also ranks 2nd in
goals and is tied for 2nd in points among WCHA freshmen while producing
the most faceoff wins (232). Hults is also tied for the lead among WCHA
freshmen in power-play goals.
• Junior Gus Correale (5-6--11) is tied with freshmen Gage Torrel (4-7--11)
and Anthony Nellis (3-8--11) at 3rd on the team in points.
• Nellis has the most power-play points (1-7--8) by a WCHA rookie.
• Torrel, Owen Headrick (4-5--9), Josh Nenadal (4-1--5) and Diego Cuglietta
(4-4--8) are all tied for the 3rd-most goals by a WCHA freshman.
• Cuglietta leads WCHA freshmen with three game-winning goals.
• All nine of the Lakers’ game-winning tallies have been scored by freshmen.
LSSU freshman class ranks 2nd in the WCHA with nine game-winning goals
behind only Minnesota State’s seniors with 10.
• LSSU enters the weekend with the WCHA’s most blocked shots with 369.
Sophomore defenseman Kyle Chatham (1-3--4) is tied for 1st among WCHA
players with 53 blocks.
• The freshman class continues to steer the Lakers, combining for 29 goals and
41 assists this season. The 70 points by LSSU freshmen ranks 2nd behind
FSU's junior (23-50--73) for the most points by a class in the WCHA. The
Laker freshmen are tied with the NMU junior class for most goals with 29.
• The freshmen have combined for the highest class total power-play points
with a combined nine goals and 25 assists for 34 points on the power play.
• The Lakers lead the WCHA in second period goals with 24.
• LSSU is tied with Bowling Green for the 2nd most goals (16) during the first
and final two minutes combined of a period. FSU holds the top spot with 17
goals during the first or last two minutes.
• The Lakers rank 6th in power-play percentage with a 14.4 clip this season
and have scored the 2nd-most power-play goals in the league this season
with 18 behind Bemidji’s 20.
• The Lakers lead the nation in power play opportunities with 125 attempts.
• The Lakers have been on the penalty kill 113 times this season, tied for
5th-highest nationally and 2nd-most in the WCHA.
• No. 15/14 Michigan Tech kicks off its annual Winter Carnival series Friday
(Feb. 5) vs. Lake Superior State. The game begins at 8:07 p.m. and can be
seen across North America on American Sports Network (U.S.) and TSN 5
(Canada).
• Tonight’s game marks the 65th all-time meeting between the Huskies and
Lakers in a rivalry that dates back to the 1969-70 campaign. Tech owns a
38-21-5 advantage over Lake State – including a commanding 23-9-1 mark at
home – and have gone 6-3-1 vs. LSSU over the last 10 games.
• The Huskies, who began holding a Winter Carnival hockey series in 1950,
have won the title 44 times in 66 editions. The two-game total goal series
will decide the winner of the MacInnes Cup. If the series is tied at the end
of Saturday’s game, a three-player shootout will decide the outcome. Tech’s
record during Winter Carnival games is 73-45-14.
• Michigan Tech is looking to continue its recent stretch of success vs. teams
from #PureMichigan this weekend vs. Lake State. The Huskies are 17-6-3
over their last 26 games vs. Michigan foes, including five series sweeps and
11 wins away from the John MacInnes Student Ice Arena.
• Senior co-captain Alex Petan was named the WCHA Player of the Month
for January this week after posting four goals and six points in four WCHA
contests last month. Petan, who has now scored in 12 straight league games,
leads the conference in scoring with eight games left in the regular season.
• Michigan Tech stormed through January by going unbeaten (3-0-3) while
claiming the title at the first-ever Desert Hockey Classic and six-of-eight
points vs. WCHA leaders Minnesota State and Bowling Green. The strong
stretch helped Tech climb up the national rankings and the WCHA standings.
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Team Notebooks
Head Coach: Mike Hastings (4th season)
Record at MSU: 93-45-12
2014-15 Overall Record: 29-8-3 (21-4-3)
2015-16 Overall Record: 14-9-5 (12-3-5)
Head Coach: Walt Kyle (14th season)
Record at NMU: 247-235-63
2014-15 Overall Record: 14-18-6 (11-13-4)
2015-16 Overall Record: 10-10-6 (7-7-4)
Mavericks
Wildcats
• 18th-rated Minnesota State stands 14-9-5 overall, 12-3-5 WCHA after going
1-1-0 at the North Star College Cup at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul last
weekend. The Mavericks posted a 5-4 loss to St. Cloud State before skating
to a 3-2 win over #20 Minnesota.
• The Mavericks return to conference action this week with Bowling Green
visiting Mankato Friday and Saturday. The two teams skated to a pair of 1-1
overtime ties in Bowling Green in December and Minnesota State stands
5-3-3 all-time vs. the Falcons. The Mavericks stand 1-1 all-time vs. BGSU in
games played in Mankato.
• Sophomore forward C.J. Franklin scored twice and had an assist in
Minnesota State’s two games at the North Star College Cup. The Forest Lake,
Minn., native enters the BGSU series riding a four-game scoring streak (5-3-8) and has 11-6--17 this year.
• Senior forward Teddy Blueger had a hand in all three goals as Minnesota
State skated to a 3-2 win over Minnesota last Sunday. Blueger, who scored
twice and assisted on another in the win over the Gophers, has registered
5-12--17 in the last 15 games. The Riga, Latvia native leads the Mavericks in
scoring with 8-16--24 in 28 games this year and his 330 face-off wins rank
fifth in the nation. Blueger has 28-69--97 in 142 career games as a Maverick
and is tied for 11th on the school’s career scoring list (NCAA DI-era).
• Junior forward Michael Huntebrinker has 6-6--12 in the last 14 games.
Huntebrinker has 6-10--16 on the year to rank fourth on the team scoring
charts. He’s established new single-season highs for goals, assists and points.
• Senior forward Dylan Margonari collected his second goal of the season in
last Saturday’s game vs. St. Cloud State and assisted on Blueger’s first goal in
Sunday’s 3-2 win over Minnesota. Margonari has registered 2-3--5 in the last
seven games and owns 34-26--60 in 130 career games with the Mavericks.
• Junior defenseman Casey Nelson ranks second on the Mavericks in scoring
with 4-15--19 on the year. Nelson owns 12-45--57 in 86 career games to
rank 11th on Minnesota State career defenseman scoring list (NCAA DI-era).
Nelson is +28 in his three seasons with the Mavericks.
• Senior forward Bryce Gervais, who enters this week’s action having played in
150 consecutive games with the Mavericks, has 4-3--7 in the last 14 games.
Gervais is second on the team in goals (8) and ranks fifth in points (13).
Gervais has 59-29--88 in his four seasons with Minnesota State to stand tied
for 18th on the program’s career scoring list (NCAA DI era). His 59 career
goals stand fifth for the school’s NCAA Division I-era (Tyler Deis is fourth with
60) and his ten career GWGs are tied for fifth all-time at Minnesota State.
• Sophomore forward Zeb Knutson has 4-6--10 in the last 13 games. Knutson
has 5-7--12 on the year and in 35 career games, owns 7-8--15.
• Senior defenseman Jon Jutzi, who has 4-5--9 in 28 games this year, has three
power play goals in 2015-16 to stand tied for ninth in the nation amongst all
blueliners. Jutzi has 8-30--38 in 131 career games and is +21 with 168 shots
on goal and 150 blocked shots in his four years with the Mavericks.
• Freshman forward Max Coatta assisted on Margonari’s goal last Saturday vs.
St. Cloud State and has totalled 2-5--8 in the last seven games. Coatta has
4-6--10 in 23 games and the Mavericks own a 14-4-5 record when he plays.
• Freshman defenseman Daniel Brickley has 1-6--7 in 23 games played and
ranks third on the team with a +7. Brickley stands tied for 21st amongst
freshmen defensemen nationally with 39 shots on goal.
• Minnesota State has outshot its opponents by a 934-611 margin through the
team’s 28 games this year.
• The Mavericks, who have outshot their opponents in 22 of their 28 games on
the season, rank first in the nation for fewest shots on goal allowed per game
(21.8) and second in shots on goal margin with an +11.54 SOGM mark.
• Northern Michigan hosted Minnesota Duluth for the first time since 2010 to
close January. After overcoming two deficits to topple the Bulldogs, 4-3, in
their series opener Jan. 29, the Wildcats fell by a 3-1 margin the next night.
With the result, they wrapped up non-conference action with a 3-3-2 record.
• After holding Minnesota Duluth scoreless on 11 power play opportunities
over the weekend, Northern Michigan's penalty kill percentage improved
to .863, which ranks second in the WCHA and seventh in the nation. The
Wildcats are one of three WCHA teams in the top 15 nationally in this
category, joining Bemidji State (3rd, .906) and Alabama Huntsville (14th,
.850).
• Dominik Shine and Darren Nowick have registered at least one point in nine
of Northern Michigan's 12 games since December. Shine (9g-5a) leads the
WCHA in both points and goals over that span while Nowick (6g-7a) is tied
for second in points with Bowling Green's Brandon Hawkins (8g-5a).
• Nowick became the first Wildcat to reach the 20-point plateau on the
strength of his two-assist effort Jan. 29. Currently tied for fifth among WCHA
skaters with 21 points (10g-11), he needs just two more to tie his career
high. Nowick, who never netted more than seven goals in a single-season
previously, led Northern Michigan with 23 points (7g-16a) in 2014-15.
• Nowick will ride a four-game point streak, tied for the second longest by a
Wildcat this season, into this weekend's Alaska-Anchorage series. In the past
six games, he has recorded eight points (5g-3a).
• Since December, Shine and Nowick have combined to score half of Northern
Michigan's 30 goals. On eight of those goals, all scored in the past 10 tilts,
they both made the score sheet: Shine notched four primary assists on
Nowick tallies while Nowick posted four assists, one primary and three
secondary, on Shine strikes.
• Robbie Payne enjoyed his third multi-goal outing of the season Jan. 29,
netting his second on a man advantage with less than five minutes remaining
in regulation to propel the Wildcats past Minnesota Duluth, 4-3. With that
game-winning goal, his third of the season, he tied Shine for the Northern
Michigan lead.
• Atte Tolvanen is sitting just outside of the national top 10 in save percentage,
at 11th with a .931 mark. Among WCHA netminders, the freshman ranks first
in saves (650) and shots faced (698) and second in save percentage.
• In 2014-15, the Wildcats took six of a possible eight points from their next
opponent - the Alaska Anchorage Seawolves. Northern Michigan swept
Alaska Anchorage at the Berry Events Center to close January, winning the
first game, 5-3, and the second by a 3-2 margin in overtime. Sami Salminen
(2g-1a) and Shane Sooth (1g-2a) led the team with three points during
the series, while six other Wildcats enjoyed multi-point weekends. It was
Northern Michigan's lone home sweep of the campaign.
• The Wildcats enter the stretch run tied for fifth in the WCHA with Bemidji
State. Northern Michigan, which owns 18 points, has two games at hand on
Bemidji State and the top four teams. The Wildcats play half of their final 10
games at the Berry Events Center.
• Northern Michigan went 3-3-0 (2-2-0 WCHA) in January. It was the first
month the Wildcats did not skate to a draw. Despite this result, Northern
Michigan remains in the top five nationally in this category, at third, with
their six ties.
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WCHA Conference Scoring Leaders
Scoring
1
2
3
4
6
10
12
16
21
Alex Petan
Teddy Blueger
Tyler Morley
Malcolm Gould
Max McHugh
Michael Huntebrinker
Gerald Mayhew
Brendan Harms
Mark Friedman
Darren Nowick
Corey Mackin
Dominik Shine
Brandon Hawkins
Casey Nelson
Blake Tatchell
Gerry Fitzgerald
Joel L'Esperance
Tad Kozun
C.J. Franklin
Nolan Huysmans
Tyler Heinonen
Chad Brears
Cory Ward
Mark Cooper
Peter Krieger
MTU
MNS
UA
MTU
ALH
MNS
FSU
BMJ
BGSU
NMU
FSU
NMU
BGSU
MNS
AKA
BMJ
MTU
AKA
MNS
UA
MTU
ALH
BMJ
BGSU
UA
SR
SR
SR
SR
SO
JR
JR
JR
SO
SR
FR
JR
SO
JR
SR
SO
SO
SO
SO
SR
JR
SR
SR
SR
SO
F
F
C
F
F
F
F
F
D
F
F
F
F
D
F
F
F
F
F
RW
F
F
F
F
C/LW
GP
19
20
19
20
20
20
20
20
20
18
20
15
19
19
20
16
18
20
20
20
16
16
20
20
20
G-A-P
13-11-24
5-14-19
9-9-18
6-11-17
4-13-17
6-10-16
5-11-16
4-12-16
4-12-16
8-7-15
8-7-15
8-6-14
8-6-14
4-10-14
4-10-14
6-7-13
8-5-13
8-5-13
8-5-13
4-9-13
8-4-12
7-5-12
6-6-12
6-6-12
2-10-12
PPG
1.26
0.95
0.95
0.85
0.85
0.80
0.80
0.80
0.80
0.83
0.75
0.93
0.74
0.74
0.70
0.81
0.72
0.65
0.65
0.65
0.75
0.75
0.60
0.60
0.60
PIM
8/16
7/25
6/12
3/6
3/6
4/8
13/37
2/4
12/24
12/35
1/2
9/43
2/4
5/10
6/12
3/6
1/10
7/14
10/23
7/17
3/6
6/23
8/16
6/23
4/8
PP
6
2
3
0
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
0
4
3
4
3
3
5
2
2
0
0
SH
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
GW
2
3
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
3
3
0
0
1
2
1
2
0
2
0
0
1
0
HT
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
+/+6
+9
+5
+16
+2
+6
-3
-3
+3
E
+6
+1
+6
+15
-1
-2
+3
-7
+4
+4
+3
+5
-3
+4
-5
NHL
PPG
0.80
0.74
0.53
0.50
0.50
0.53
0.50
0.45
0.45
0.45
0.45
0.40
0.40
0.40
0.40
PIM
12/24
5/10
6/34
7/14
14/28
2/4
6/12
5/18
9/29
8/16
9/29
3/6
2/4
7/14
8/16
PP
1
1
0
2
0
2
0
1
1
0
0
3
0
0
0
SH
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
GW
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
2
1
0
0
HT
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
+/+3
+15
E
-5
+6
-4
E
-7
+4
+2
E
+2
+1
E
-2
NHL
PHI
PPG
0.75
0.50
0.62
0.42
0.50
0.41
0.35
0.67
0.43
0.35
0.33
0.33
0.33
0.33
0.30
PIM
1/2
6/12
12/43
2/4
2/4
7/25
8/16
0/0
2/4
2/4
4/8
8/16
2/4
5/10
4/8
PP
2
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
SH
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
GW
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
HT
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
+/+6
E
+3
+6
-1
-7
+6
E
+1
+4
-3
-5
-2
+6
-1
NHL
PIT
PHI
WPG
Defenseman Scoring
1 Mark Friedman
2 Casey Nelson
3 Jarrett Brown
Graeme McCormack
Sean Walker
6 Simon Denis
Kurt Gosselin
Chase Van Allen
Matt Roy
Zach Frye
Shane Hanna
12 Jon Jutzi
Sean O'Rourke
Brandon Parker
Ryan Lowney
BGSU
MNS
AKA
BMJ
BGSU
FSU
ALH
AKA
MTU
UA
MTU
MNS
FSU
ALH
FSU
SO
JR
SO
SR
JR
SR
FR
JR
SO
SO
JR
SR
SR
SO
JR
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
GP
20
19
19
20
20
17
18
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
G-A-P
4-12-16
4-10-14
3-7-10
4-6-10
1-9-10
5-4-9
2-7-9
3-6-9
3-6-9
2-7-9
0-9-9
4-4-8
3-5-8
2-6-8
0-8-8
LOS
Freshman Scoring
1 Corey Mackin
2 Kurt Gosselin
3 Mason Mitchell
Max Coatta
5 Jetlan Houcher
Mitch Hults
Connor McDonald
8 Brett Boeing
Shane Bednard
John Schilling
Sean MacTavish
Anthony Nellis
Owen Headrick
Daniel Brickley
Jake Lucchini
FSU
ALH
AKA
MNS
ALH
LSSU
BGSU
MTU
BGSU
BGSU
AKA
LSSU
LSSU
MNS
MTU
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
F
D
F
F
F
F
D
F
F
F
F
F
D
D
F
GP
20
18
13
19
14
17
20
9
14
17
18
18
18
18
20
G-A-P
8-7-15
2-7-9
1-7-8
4-4-8
4-3-7
3-4-7
1-6-7
1-5-6
0-6-6
1-5-6
2-4-6
2-4-6
2-4-6
1-5-6
1-5-6
WCHA Conference Scoring Leaders
Goal Scoring
1 Alex Petan
2 Tyler Morley
3 Dominik Shine
Tyler Heinonen
Joel L'Esperance
Darren Nowick
Brandon Hawkins
Tad Kozun
Corey Mackin
C.J. Franklin
11 Chad Brears
Bryce Gervais
MTU
AKF
NMU
MTU
MTU
NMU
BGS
AKA
FSU
MNS
ALH
MNS
SR
SR
JR
JR
SO
SR
SO
SO
FR
SO
SR
SR
Power Play Goals
1 Alex Petan
2 Tyler Heinonen
3 Gerry Fitzgerald
Tad Kozun
5 8 Players Tied With
MTU
MTU
BMJ
AKA
SR
JR
SO
SO
F
F
F
F
Shorthanded Goals
1 Nate Arentz
BMJ
JR
F
Plus-Minus
1
2
3
4
Malcolm Gould
Casey Nelson
Jordan Klimek
Ruslan Pedan
Teddy Blueger
6 Austin Azurdia
Dan Billett
Chris Pohlkamp
Chris Leibinger
Andrew Dorantes
Bryce Gervais
MTU
MNS
NMU
BMJ
MNS
AKA
BMJ
BGS
MTU
FSU
MNS
SR
JR
SO
JR
SR
SO
FR
FR
JR
SO
SR
Blocked Shots
1 Graeme McCormack
Matt Roy
3 Zach Dorer
4 Zach Frye
5 Cliff Watson
6 Kyle Chatham
Josh Atkinson
8 Frank Misuraca
Mark Friedman
BMJ
MTU
FSU
AKF
MTU
LSS
AKF
ALH
BGS
SR
SO
SR
SO
JR
SO
SR
SR
SO
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
G
13
9
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
7
7
GPG
0.68
0.47
0.53
0.50
0.44
0.44
0.42
0.40
0.40
0.40
0.44
0.35
Assist Scoring
GP
19
16
16
20
G
6
5
4
4
3
GPG
0.32
0.31
0.25
0.20
Power Play Points
GP
20
G
2
1
GPG
0.10
Game-Winning Goals
+/+16
+15
+12
+9
+9
+8
+8
+8
+8
+8
+8
Hat Tricks
GP
19
19
15
16
18
18
19
20
20
20
16
20
F
C
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
D
D
D
F
F
D
D
D
F
F
GP
20
20
20
20
20
17
20
20
20
GP
20
19
18
20
20
18
18
19
19
20
20
BLK
43
43
40
39
38
37
37
36
36
34
BLK/G
2.15
2.15
2.00
1.95
1.90
2.18
1.85
1.80
1.80
1 Teddy Blueger
2 Max McHugh
3 Brendan Harms
Mark Friedman
5 Alex Petan
Gerald Mayhew
Malcolm Gould
8 Casey Nelson
Blake Tatchell
Peter Krieger
Michael Huntebrinker
1 Alex Petan
2 Teddy Blueger
3 Gerry Fitzgerald
Tyler Morley
Graeme McCormack
Mark Friedman
7 Shane Hanna
1 Dominik Shine
Alec Hajdukovich
Diego Cuglietta
Brandon Hawkins
Teddy Blueger
1 Dominik Shine
J.T. Henke
Brandon Morley
MNS
ALH
BMJ
BGS
MTU
FSU
MTU
MNS
AKA
AKF
MNS
MTU
MNS
BMJ
AKF
BMJ
BGS
MTU
NMU
AKF
LSS
BGS
MNS
SR
SO
JR
SO
SR
JR
SR
JR
SR
SO
JR
SR
SR
SO
SR
SR
SO
JR
F
F
F
D
F
F
F
D
F
C/LW
F
F
F
F
C
D
D
D
GP
19
20
16
19
20
20
20
JR
SR
FR
SO
SR
F
RW
F
F
F
NMU
LSS
AKF
JR
SO
JR
Alex Petan
Alex Globke
Shane Bednard
Teddy Blueger
Brett D'Andrea
Jay Dickman
Shane Sooth
Mitchell McLain
Gerald Mayhew
Darren Nowick
MTU
LSS
BGS
MNS
BGS
BMJ
NMU
BGS
FSU
NMU
SR
JR
FR
SR
SO
FR
JR
SO
JR
SR
A
14
13
12
12
11
11
11
10
10
10
10
9
APG
0.70
0.65
0.60
0.60
0.58
0.55
0.55
0.53
0.50
0.50
0.50
G-A-P
6-5-11
2-7-9
4-4-8
3-5-8
2-6-8
1-7-8
0-7-7
6 Points
PPG
0.58
0.45
0.50
0.42
0.40
0.40
0.35
GP
15
16
16
19
20
GPG
0.20
0.19
0.19
0.16
0.15
F
F
LW
Face-Off Percentage
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
GP
20
20
20
20
19
20
20
19
20
20
20
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
FW
44
31
65
261
117
23
183
144
33
228
G
3
3
3
3
3
2
GP
15
16
20
HT
1
1
1
FL
19
17
41
172
83
17
136
108
25
173
FO %
.698
.646
.613
.603
.585
.575
.574
.571
.569
.569
WCHA Conference Goaltending Leaders
Goals Against Average
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Chris Nell
Jason Pawloski
Jamie Phillips
Michael Bitzer
Atte Tolvanen
Darren Smith
Gordon Defiel
Jesse Jenks
Matt Larose
Nick Kossoff
Olivier Mantha
Carmine Guerriero
Davis Jones
BGSU
MNS
MTU
BMJ
NMU
FSU
LSSU
UA
ALH
LSSU
AKA
ALH
UA
SO
FR
SR
SO
FR
FR
SO
FR
JR
FR
SO
JR
JR
GP
19
15
19
15
15
15
12
11
9
7
19
11
9
FR
SO
SO
FR
SR
FR
JR
SO
SO
FR
FR
JR
JR
GP
15
19
12
15
19
11
9
15
19
15
7
11
9
Minutes
1126:29
881:06
1154:57
900:26
923:59
879:30
683:36
678:21
545:18
415:49
1073:42
663:49
540:42
GA
31
25
38
31
32
32
28
28
23
19
50
34
31
GAA
1.65
1.70
1.97
2.07
2.08
2.18
2.46
2.48
2.53
2.74
2.79
3.07
3.44
Record
10-3-5
7-2-5
11-5-3
3-9-3
5-6-4
6-4-4
5-4-3
3-5-3
3-5-1
1-4-1
7-10-2
1-8-2
2-6-1
SO
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
0
1
1
1
0
0
Saves
451
243
458
327
483
401
354
324
260
175
486
298
248
Save %
.936
.907
.923
.913
.938
.926
.927
.920
.919
.902
.907
.898
.889
Record
5-6-4
10-3-5
5-4-3
6-4-4
11-5-3
3-5-3
3-5-1
3-9-3
7-10-2
7-2-5
1-4-1
1-8-2
2-6-1
SO
1
2
1
1
1
0
1
2
1
1
1
0
0
Saves
483
451
354
401
458
324
260
327
486
243
175
298
248
Save %
.938
.936
.927
.926
.923
.920
.919
.913
.907
.907
.902
.898
.889
NHL
WPG
Save Percentage
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Atte Tolvanen
Chris Nell
Gordon Defiel
Darren Smith
Jamie Phillips
Jesse Jenks
Matt Larose
Michael Bitzer
Olivier Mantha
Jason Pawloski
11 Nick Kossoff
12 Carmine Guerriero
13 Davis Jones
NMU
BGSU
LSSU
FSU
MTU
UA
ALH
BMJ
AKA
MNS
LSSU
ALH
UA
Saves
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Olivier Mantha
Atte Tolvanen
Jamie Phillips
Chris Nell
Darren Smith
Gordon Defiel
Michael Bitzer
Jesse Jenks
Carmine Guerriero
Matt Larose
Davis Jones
Jason Pawloski
Nick Kossoff
Charles Williams
Cole Huggins
Reid Mimmack
Mathias Israelsson
Jared D'Amico
Tommy Burke
Mathias Dahlström
AKA
NMU
MTU
BGSU
FSU
LSSU
BMJ
UA
ALH
ALH
UA
MNS
LSSU
FSU
MNS
BMJ
NMU
AKA
BGSU
NMU
SO
FR
SR
SO
FR
SO
SO
FR
JR
JR
JR
FR
FR
SR
JR
JR
FR
SO
SR
JR
GP
19
15
19
19
15
12
15
11
11
9
9
15
7
6
6
5
2
3
2
1
SVS/G
25.6
32.2
24.1
23.7
26.7
29.5
21.8
29.5
27.1
28.9
27.6
16.2
25.0
26.3
22.5
21.8
34.5
19.7
23.0
35.0
Minutes
923:59
1126:29
683:36
879:30
1154:57
678:21
545:18
900:26
1073:42
881:06
415:49
663:49
540:42
Saves
486
483
458
451
401
354
327
324
298
260
248
243
175
158
135
109
69
59
46
35
GA
32
31
28
32
38
28
23
31
50
25
19
34
31
GAA
2.08
1.65
2.46
2.18
1.97
2.48
2.53
2.07
2.79
1.70
2.74
3.07
3.44
Shutouts
1 Michael Bitzer
Chris Nell
3 Cole Huggins
Nick Kossoff
Matt Larose
Gordon Defiel
Darren Smith
Jason Pawloski
Atte Tolvanen
Olivier Mantha
Jamie Phillips
BMJ
BGSU
MNS
LSSU
ALH
LSSU
FSU
MNS
NMU
AKA
MTU
SO
SO
JR
FR
JR
SO
FR
FR
FR
SO
SR
GP
15
19
6
7
9
12
15
15
15
19
19
NHL
WPG
Shutouts
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
WCHA Men Team Conference Statistics
TEAM OFFENSE
Team
TEAM DEFENSE
Games Goals G/GM
Team
Games Goals G/GM
1 Minnesota State
20
61
3.05
1 Minnesota State
20
37
1.85
2 Michigan Tech
20
59
2.95
2 Bow ling Green
20
38
1.90
3 Bow ling Green
20
52
2.60
3 Michigan Tech
20
41
2.05
4 Bemidji State
20
50
2.50
4 Bemidji State
20
44
2.20
Ferris State
20
50
2.50
5 Northern Michigan
18
41
2.28
6 Alaska
20
48
2.40
6 Ferris State
20
51
2.55
7 Northern Michigan
18
43
2.39
18
48
2.67
8 Alabama Huntsville
20
46
2.30
8 Alaska Anchorage
20
60
3.00
9 Alaska Anchorage
20
45
2.25
20
61
3.05
18
30
1.67
20
63
3.15
Totals SHF
PK %
10 Alaska
POWER PLAY
Team
PENALTY KILL
Totals SHA
PP %
Team
1 Michigan Tech
18/66
0
27.3
1 Bemidji State
69/77
2
2 Bemidji State
16/83
4
19.3
2 Northern Michigan
66/75
1
88.0
3 Bow ling Green
14/79
1
17.7
3 Minnesota State
65/74
5
87.8
4 Alaska
13/82
3
15.9
4 Ferris State
74/85
1
87.1
5 Minnesota State
15/97
1
15.5
5 Michigan Tech
67/77
2
87.0
6 Northern Michigan
11/74
4
14.9
64/76
2
84.2
7 Ferris State
12/93
2
12.9
7 Bow ling Green
63/75
4
84.0
67/82
1
81.7
67/82
1
81.7
80/104
3
76.9
9/74
1
12.2
9/84
2
10.7
8/75
4
10.7
10 Alaska Anchorage
Alaska Anchorage
10 Alaska
PENALTY MINUTES
Team
89.6
SHOTS ON GOAL
Games PIM
PIM/G
Team
Games SOG
SOG/G
1 Alaska
20
315
15.8
1 Minnesota State
20
693
18
264
14.7
2 Ferris State
20
656
32.8
3 Alaska Anchorage
20
290
14.5
3 Michigan Tech
20
633
31.6
20
285
14.2
4 Bemidji State
20
612
30.6
5 Northern Michigan
18
233
12.9
5 Bow ling Green
20
571
28.6
6 Michigan Tech
20
253
12.7
6 Alaska
20
552
27.6
7 Ferris State
20
247
12.3
18
495
27.5
8 Bow ling Green
20
220
11.0
8 Alaska Anchorage
20
492
24.6
9 Minnesota State
20
219
10.9
20
486
24.3
20
174
8.7
18
437
24.3
10 Bemidji State
SCORING BY PERIOD
Team
10 Northern Michigan
34.6
GOALS ALLOWED BY PERIOD
1st 2nd 3rd OT Total
Team
1 Minnesota State
21
19
21
0
61
1 Minnesota State
14
13
10
0
37
2 Michigan Tech
24
22
12
1
59
2 Bow ling Green
12
13
12
1
38
3 Bow ling Green
16
18
16
2
52
3 Michigan Tech
41
4 Bemidji State
14
12
23
1
50
Ferris State
15
15
18
2
50
5 Bemidji State
Northern Michigan
12
15
14
0
13
12
14
2
41
17
10
16
1
44
6 Alaska
14
16
17
1
48
17
18
12
1
48
14
15
16
1
46
7 Ferris State
12
18
19
2
51
8 Alaska Anchorage
17
14
14
0
45
8 Alaska Anchorage
18
24
17
1
60
9 Northern Michigan
11
16
15
1
43
19
15
26
1
61
7
12
10
1
30
19
21
22
1
63
10 Alaska
SPECIAL TEAMS NET
Team
PPF
SHA
PP NET
PPA
SHF
SH NET
ST NET
18
0
+18
10
2
-8
+10
15
1
+14
9
5
-4
+10
3 Bemidji State
16
4
+12
8
2
-6
+6
4 Bow ling Green
14
1
+13
12
4
-8
+5
1 Michigan Tech
Minnesota State
5 Ferris State
12
2
+10
11
1
-10
0
6 Northern Michigan
11
4
+7
9
1
-8
-1
9
1
+8
12
2
-10
-2
9
2
+7
15
1
-14
-7
9 Alaska Anchorage
10 Alaska
8
4
+4
15
1
-14
-10
13
3
+10
24
3
-21
-11
WCHA Overall Scoring Leaders
Scoring
1 Alex Petan
2 Tyler Morley
Teddy Blueger
4 Gerald Mayhew
5 Gerry Fitzgerald
Darren Nowick
Max McHugh
8 Malcolm Gould
Blake Tatchell
Markus Gerbrandt
Brendan Harms
Casey Nelson
13 Tyler Heinonen
Dominik Shine
Nolan Huysmans
Brandon Hawkins
17 Chad Brears
Tad Kozun
Corey Mackin
Kyle Schempp
Peter Krieger
C.J. Franklin
Mark Cooper
Matt Pohlkamp
Mark Friedman
MTU
UA
MNS
FSU
BMJ
NMU
ALH
MTU
AKA
BMJ
BMJ
MNS
MTU
NMU
UA
BGSU
ALH
AKA
FSU
FSU
UA
MNS
BGSU
BGSU
BGSU
SR
SR
SR
JR
SO
SR
SO
SR
SR
SR
JR
JR
JR
JR
SR
SO
SR
SO
FR
JR
SO
SO
SR
JR
SO
F
C
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
D
F
F
RW
F
F
F
F
F
C/LW
F
F
F
D
GP
25
25
28
26
23
25
26
26
26
27
27
27
22
22
26
28
22
26
26
26
26
28
29
29
29
G-A-P
14-11-25
14-10-24
8-16-24
7-15-22
12-9-21
10-11-21
6-15-21
7-12-19
6-13-19
5-14-19
4-15-19
4-15-19
11-7-18
10-8-18
6-12-18
9-9-18
9-8-17
11-6-17
8-9-17
6-11-17
3-14-17
11-6-17
10-7-17
6-11-17
4-13-17
PPG
1.00
0.96
0.86
0.85
0.91
0.84
0.81
0.73
0.73
0.70
0.70
0.70
0.82
0.82
0.69
0.64
0.77
0.65
0.65
0.65
0.65
0.61
0.59
0.59
0.59
PIM
9/18
7/14
8/27
16/43
3/6
17/45
3/6
4/8
8/16
13/26
2/4
8/16
4/8
12/49
10/23
4/8
9/29
8/16
1/2
9/18
4/8
14/31
8/27
4/8
13/26
PP
6
3
3
3
4
2
2
0
0
2
2
1
5
3
3
3
3
6
2
3
0
4
0
2
1
SH
0
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
GW
2
0
5
0
1
0
1
1
0
2
1
0
3
3
0
3
0
2
1
1
1
2
3
0
0
HT
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
+/+2
+8
+8
-4
+3
+1
-1
+15
-5
E
-5
+13
+6
+5
+8
+2
+5
-8
+4
-5
-1
+5
+7
+8
+8
NHL
PPG
0.70
0.59
0.56
0.50
0.50
0.46
0.46
0.41
0.55
0.42
0.42
0.38
0.34
0.43
0.35
0.35
0.35
0.35
0.32
PIM
8/16
13/26
10/20
12/24
9/40
11/33
10/31
18/36
4/8
2/4
9/18
6/20
9/18
8/16
4/8
3/6
9/18
19/60
4/8
PP
1
1
4
0
0
1
0
1
2
0
1
1
0
0
2
0
1
0
3
SH
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
GW
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
2
HT
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
+/+13
+8
-7
+6
+1
+8
+8
+7
-2
+2
-2
-1
+11
-4
-9
+1
-8
+2
-3
NHL
PPG
0.65
0.63
0.44
0.44
0.39
0.45
0.43
0.40
0.38
0.34
0.43
0.35
0.40
0.31
0.31
PIM
1/2
14/47
10/31
13/26
14/28
5/13
3/6
3/6
4/8
9/18
8/16
4/8
2/4
6/12
4/8
PP
2
1
3
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
3
2
2
SH
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
GW
1
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
3
HT
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
+/+4
+4
-12
-11
-11
-6
+6
+7
+1
+11
-4
-9
-5
-10
-4
NHL
PIT
NYI
WPG
PHI
Defenseman Scoring
1
2
3
4
5
Casey Nelson
Mark Friedman
Graeme McCormack
Zach Frye
Jarrett Brown
Matt Roy
Shane Hanna
Sean Walker
9 Simon Denis
Mark Auk
Ryan Lowney
12 Chase Van Allen
Connor McDonald
14 Kurt Gosselin
Owen Headrick
Sean O'Rourke
Brock Maschmeyer
Josh Atkinson
Jon Jutzi
MNS
BGSU
BMJ
UA
AKA
MTU
MTU
BGSU
FSU
MTU
FSU
AKA
BGSU
ALH
LSSU
FSU
NMU
UA
MNS
JR
SO
SR
SO
SO
SO
JR
JR
SR
SO
JR
JR
FR
FR
FR
SR
JR
SR
SR
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
GP
27
29
27
26
24
26
26
29
20
26
26
26
29
21
26
26
26
26
28
G-A-P
4-15-19
4-13-17
6-9-15
2-11-13
3-9-12
3-9-12
1-11-12
2-10-12
5-6-11
3-8-11
1-10-11
3-7-10
1-9-10
2-7-9
4-5-9
3-6-9
3-6-9
2-7-9
4-5-9
PHI
LOS
Freshman Scoring
1 Corey Mackin
2 Mason Mitchell
Mitch Hults
4 Gage Torrel
Anthony Nellis
6 Jeremiah Luedtke
Max Coatta
John Schilling
Jake Lucchini
Connor McDonald
11 Kurt Gosselin
Owen Headrick
13 Jetlan Houcher
Wyatt Ege
Diego Cuglietta
FSU
AKA
LSSU
LSSU
LSSU
AKA
MNS
BGSU
MTU
BGSU
ALH
LSSU
ALH
AKA
LSSU
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
D
D
D
F
D
F
GP
26
19
27
25
28
22
23
25
26
29
21
26
20
26
26
G-A-P
8-9-17
3-9-12
6-6-12
4-7-11
3-8-11
2-8-10
4-6-10
3-7-10
3-7-10
1-9-10
2-7-9
4-5-9
4-4-8
4-4-8
4-4-8
WCHA Overall Scoring Leaders
Goal Scoring
1 Tyler Morley
Alex Petan
3 Gerry Fitzgerald
4 Tyler Heinonen
Tad Kozun
C.J. Franklin
7 Dominik Shine
Darren Nowick
Mark Cooper
10 Chad Brears
Joel L'Esperance
Robbie Payne
Kevin Dufour
Brandon Hawkins
AKF
MTU
BMJ
MTU
AKA
MNS
NMU
NMU
BGS
ALH
MTU
NMU
BGS
BGS
C
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
GP
25
25
23
22
26
28
22
25
29
22
24
26
28
28
G
14
14
12
11
11
11
10
10
10
9
9
9
9
9
GPG
0.56
0.56
0.52
0.50
0.42
0.39
0.45
0.40
0.34
0.41
0.38
0.35
0.32
0.32
Assist Scoring
SR
SR
SO
JR
SO
SO
JR
SR
SR
SR
SO
SO
JR
SO
F
F
F
F
F
D
F
GP
25
26
22
23
24
27
28
G
6
6
5
4
4
4
4
3
GPG
0.24
0.23
0.23
0.17
0.17
0.15
0.14
Power Play Points
SR
SO
JR
SO
JR
SR
SO
F
GP
27
G
2
1
GPG
0.07
Game-Winning Goals
JR
+/+15
+15
+14
+13
+11
+10
+9
+8
Hat Tricks
Power Play Goals
1 Alex Petan
Tad Kozun
3 Tyler Heinonen
4 Gerry Fitzgerald
Shane Sooth
Graeme McCormack
C.J. Franklin
MTU
AKA
MTU
BMJ
NMU
BMJ
MNS
Shorthanded Goals
1 Nate Arentz
BMJ
Plus-Minus
1 Malcolm Gould
Ruslan Pedan
3 Jordan Klimek
4 Casey Nelson
5 Connor McDonald
6 Dan Billett
7 Chris Leibinger
MTU
BMJ
NMU
MNS
BGS
BMJ
MTU
SR
JR
SO
JR
FR
FR
JR
Blocked Shots
1 Matt Roy
Graeme McCormack
3 Kyle Chatham
Cliff Watson
5 Carter Foguth
Frank Misuraca
Zach Frye
8 Brandon Carlson
Zach Dorer
10 Mark Auk
MTU
BMJ
LSS
MTU
MNS
ALH
AKF
ALH
FSU
MTU
SO
SR
SO
JR
JR
SR
SO
JR
SR
SO
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
F
D
D
D
D
D
D
GP
26
27
26
26
25
26
26
24
26
26
GP
26
27
26
27
29
23
25
BLK
54
54
53
53
51
51
51
49
49
46
BLK/G
2.08
2.00
2.04
2.04
2.04
1.96
1.96
2.04
1.88
1.77
1 Teddy Blueger
2 Max McHugh
Gerald Mayhew
Brendan Harms
Casey Nelson
6 Peter Krieger
Markus Gerbrandt
8 Blake Tatchell
Mark Friedman
10 Nolan Huysmans
Malcolm Gould
Gerard Hanson
1 Graeme McCormack
2 Alex Petan
Teddy Blueger
4 Gerry Fitzgerald
Gerald Mayhew
6 Tyler Morley
Tad Kozun
Cory Ward
Anthony Nellis
Mark Friedman
1 Teddy Blueger
2 Alec Hajdukovich
Tyler Heinonen
Dominik Shine
Diego Cuglietta
Brent Baltus
Robbie Payne
Pierre-Luc Mercier
Brandon Hawkins
Mark Cooper
1 Dominik Shine
J.T. Henke
Brandon Morley
Robbie Payne
SR
SO
JR
JR
JR
SO
SR
SR
SO
SR
SR
JR
F
F
F
F
D
C/LW
F
F
D
RW
F
F
BMJ
MTU
MNS
BMJ
FSU
AKF
AKA
BMJ
LSS
BGS
SR
SR
SR
SO
JR
SR
SO
SR
FR
SO
D
F
F
F
F
C
F
F
F
D
GP
27
25
28
23
26
25
26
27
28
29
SR
SR
JR
JR
FR
JR
SO
JR
SO
SR
F
RW
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
MNS
AKF
MTU
NMU
LSS
MTU
NMU
BGS
BGS
BGS
NMU
LSS
AKF
NMU
JR
SO
JR
SO
Alex Petan
Alex Globke
Shane Bednard
Teddy Blueger
Mitchell McLain
Brett D'Andrea
Shane Sooth
Cory Ward
T.J. Roo
Darren Nowick
MTU
LSS
BGS
MNS
BGS
BGS
NMU
BMJ
BMJ
NMU
SR
JR
FR
SR
SO
SO
JR
SR
FR
SR
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
A
16
15
15
15
15
14
14
13
13
12
12
12
APG
0.57
0.58
0.58
0.56
0.56
0.54
0.52
0.50
0.45
0.46
0.46
0.46
G-A-P
4-8-12
6-5-11
3-8-11
4-5-9
3-6-9
3-5-8
6-2-8
2-6-8
1-7-8
1-7-8
PPG
0.44
0.44
0.39
0.39
0.35
0.32
0.31
0.30
0.29
0.28
GP
28
22
22
22
26
26
26
27
28
29
F
F
LW
F
Face-Off Percentage
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
GP
28
26
26
27
27
26
27
26
29
26
26
26
MNS
ALH
FSU
BMJ
MNS
AKF
BMJ
AKA
BGS
AKF
MTU
NMU
FW
51
38
97
330
195
139
260
349
42
314
G
5
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
GPG
0.18
0.14
0.14
0.14
0.12
0.12
0.12
0.11
0.11
0.10
GP
22
25
26
26
HT
1
1
1
1
FL
25
19
71
243
148
107
202
273
33
255
FO %
.671
.667
.577
.576
.569
.565
.563
.561
.560
.552
WCHA Overall Goaltending Leaders
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Chris Nell
Jason Pawloski
Darren Smith
Jamie Phillips
Michael Bitzer
Nick Kossoff
Atte Tolvanen
Matt Larose
Cole Huggins
Jesse Jenks
Gordon Defiel
Olivier Mantha
Carmine Guerriero
Davis Jones
Charles Williams
BGSU
MNS
FSU
MTU
BMJ
LSSU
NMU
ALH
MNS
UA
LSSU
AKA
ALH
UA
FSU
SO
FR
FR
SR
SO
FR
FR
JR
JR
FR
SO
SO
JR
JR
SR
GP
24
17
18
25
22
11
21
11
13
13
18
24
16
13
10
SO
FR
FR
JR
FR
SR
FR
SO
SO
JR
SO
JR
FR
JR
SR
GP
24
21
18
11
11
25
13
18
22
13
24
16
17
13
10
Minutes
1393:15
972:51
1024:22
1531:41
1298:58
660:06
1251:53
619:26
723:07
797:56
1040:21
1381:01
947:55
780:03
568:37
GA
38
30
36
54
47
24
48
24
29
34
48
66
49
43
34
GAA
1.64
1.85
2.11
2.12
2.17
2.18
2.30
2.32
2.41
2.56
2.77
2.87
3.10
3.31
3.59
Record
11-5-6
8-2-5
8-4-5
14-6-5
7-11-4
3-6-1
6-8-6
4-5-1
6-7-0
4-6-3
6-9-3
9-12-3
2-12-2
3-9-1
3-5-1
SO
3
1
1
1
4
3
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
Saves
567
274
465
590
481
278
650
297
275
370
519
622
456
354
261
Save %
.937
.901
.928
.916
.911
.921
.931
.925
.905
.916
.915
.904
.903
.892
.885
Record
11-5-6
6-8-6
8-4-5
4-5-1
3-6-1
14-6-5
4-6-3
6-9-3
7-11-4
6-7-0
9-12-3
2-12-2
8-2-5
3-9-1
3-5-1
SO
3
1
1
1
3
1
0
1
4
1
1
0
1
0
0
Saves
567
650
465
297
278
590
370
519
481
275
622
456
274
354
261
Save %
.937
.931
.928
.925
.921
.916
.916
.915
.911
.905
.904
.903
.901
.892
.885
NHL
WPG
Save Percentage
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Chris Nell
Atte Tolvanen
Darren Smith
Matt Larose
Nick Kossoff
Jamie Phillips
Jesse Jenks
Gordon Defiel
Michael Bitzer
Cole Huggins
Olivier Mantha
Carmine Guerriero
Jason Pawloski
Davis Jones
Charles Williams
BGSU
NMU
FSU
ALH
LSSU
MTU
UA
LSSU
BMJ
MNS
AKA
ALH
MNS
UA
FSU
Saves
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Atte Tolvanen
Olivier Mantha
Jamie Phillips
Chris Nell
Gordon Defiel
Michael Bitzer
Darren Smith
Carmine Guerriero
Jesse Jenks
Davis Jones
Matt Larose
Nick Kossoff
Cole Huggins
Jason Pawloski
Charles Williams
Tommy Burke
Reid Mimmack
Mathias Israelsson
Jared D'Amico
Mathias Dahlström
NMU
AKA
MTU
BGSU
LSSU
BMJ
FSU
ALH
UA
UA
ALH
LSSU
MNS
MNS
FSU
BGSU
BMJ
NMU
AKA
NMU
FR
SO
SR
SO
SO
SO
FR
JR
FR
JR
JR
FR
JR
FR
SR
SR
JR
FR
SO
JR
GP
21
24
25
24
18
22
18
16
13
13
11
11
13
17
10
7
6
4
4
3
SVS/G
31.0
25.9
23.6
23.6
28.8
21.9
25.8
28.5
28.5
27.2
27.0
25.3
21.2
16.1
26.1
22.1
20.0
23.5
21.0
22.0
Minutes
1393:15
1251:53
1024:22
619:26
660:06
1531:41
797:56
1040:21
1298:58
723:07
1381:01
947:55
972:51
780:03
568:37
Saves
650
622
590
567
519
481
465
456
370
354
297
278
275
274
261
155
120
94
84
66
GA
38
48
36
24
24
54
34
48
47
29
66
49
30
43
34
GAA
1.64
2.30
2.11
2.32
2.18
2.12
2.56
2.77
2.17
2.41
2.87
3.10
1.85
3.31
3.59
Shutouts
1 Michael Bitzer
2 Nick Kossoff
Chris Nell
4 Matt Larose
Cole Huggins
Jason Pawloski
Darren Smith
Gordon Defiel
Atte Tolvanen
Olivier Mantha
Jamie Phillips
BMJ
LSSU
BGSU
ALH
MNS
MNS
FSU
LSSU
NMU
AKA
MTU
SO
FR
SO
JR
JR
FR
FR
SO
FR
SO
SR
GP
22
11
24
11
13
17
18
18
21
24
25
NHL
WPG
Shutouts
4
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
WCHA Men Team Overall Statistics
TEAM OFFENSE
Team
TEAM DEFENSE
Games Goals G/GM
Team
Games Goals G/GM
1 Michigan Tech
26
78
3.00
1 Bow ling Green
29
58
2 Bemidji State
27
72
2.67
2 Minnesota State
28
62
2.21
3 Bow ling Green
29
76
2.62
3 Michigan Tech
26
58
2.23
4 Ferris State
26
68
2.62
4 Bemidji State
27
62
2.30
5 Minnesota State
28
73
2.61
5 Northern Michigan
26
63
2.42
6 Alaska
26
65
2.50
28
74
2.64
7 Alaska Anchorage
26
63
2.42
7 Ferris State
26
70
2.69
26
79
3.04
26
79
3.04
26
81
3.12
Totals SHF
PK %
26
63
2.42
Northern Michigan
26
58
2.23
28
51
1.82
Alaska Anchorage
10 Alaska
POWER PLAY
Team
2.00
PENALTY KILL
Totals SHA
PP %
Team
1 Michigan Tech
19/80
0
23.8
1 Bemidji State
2 Bemidji State
22/102
5
21.6
2 Northern Michigan
3 Northern Michigan
17/106
4
16.0
4 Bow ling Green
17/109
2
15.6
4 Minnesota State
5 Minnesota State
19/128
2
14.8
18/125
4
14.4
6 Michigan Tech
96/106
2
101/117
2
90.6
86.3
91/107
3
85.0
84.5
82/97
5
95/113
3
84.1
78/93
2
83.9
7 Ferris State
17/120
3
14.2
7 Ferris State
96/115
1
83.5
8 Alaska
14/102
4
13.7
8 Bow ling Green
84/101
4
83.2
9 Alaska Anchorage
12/101
7
11.9
12/105
3
11.4
9 Alaska Anchorage
10 Alaska
PENALTY MINUTES
Team
Games PIM
84/104
1
80.8
90/119
5
75.6
SHOTS ON GOAL
PIM/G
Team
Games SOG
SOG/G
1 Alaska
26
366
14.1
1 Minnesota State
28
934
2 Northern Michigan
26
361
13.9
2 Ferris State
26
864
33.2
26
352
13.5
3 Michigan Tech
26
830
31.9
28
373
13.3
4 Bemidji State
27
826
30.6
5 Alaska Anchorage
26
341
13.1
5 Bow ling Green
29
856
29.5
29.1
33.4
6 Ferris State
26
317
12.2
6 Alaska
26
756
7 Michigan Tech
26
287
11.0
28
757
27.0
8 Minnesota State
28
277
9.9
8 Alaska Anchorage
26
660
25.4
9 Bemidji State
27
261
9.7
9 Northern Michigan
26
645
24.8
10 Bow ling Green
29
276
9.5
26
633
24.3
SCORING BY PERIOD
Team
GOALS ALLOWED BY PERIOD
Team
1 Michigan Tech
30
26
19
3
78
19
19
19
1
58
2 Bow ling Green
24
25
25
2
76
Michigan Tech
18
22
18
0
58
3 Minnesota State
24
22
26
1
73
3 Bemidji State
24
15
22
1
62
4 Bemidji State
19
17
35
1
72
Minnesota State
24
20
18
0
62
5 Ferris State
20
21
25
2
68
5 Northern Michigan
18
22
21
2
63
6 Alaska
16
24
24
1
65
6 Ferris State
15
28
25
2
70
7 Alaska Anchorage
25
18
19
1
63
23
29
20
2
74
Northern Michigan
15
24
22
2
63
24
22
32
1
79
20
17
20
1
58
11
24
15
1
51
1 Bow ling Green
Alaska Anchorage
10 Alaska
23
30
25
1
79
27
25
28
1
81
SPECIAL TEAMS NET
Team
PPF
SHA
PP NET
PPA
SHF
SH NET
ST NET
1 Bemidji State
22
5
+17
10
2
-8
+9
2 Minnesota State
19
2
+17
15
5
-10
+7
3 Michigan Tech
19
0
+19
15
2
-13
+6
4 Bow ling Green
17
2
+15
17
4
-13
+2
18
4
+14
18
3
-15
-1
Northern Michigan
17
4
+13
16
2
-14
-1
12
3
+9
16
3
-13
-4
17
3
+14
19
1
-18
-4
12
7
+5
20
1
-19
-14
14
4
+10
29
5
-24
-14
Ferris State
9 Alaska Anchorage
Alaska
National Category Leaders
Points Per Game
GP
G-A-P P/GM
1 Kyle Connor (WPG)
Michigan
FR F 23
20-22-42
1.83
1 Cam Johnson
North Dakota
2 Jimmy Vesey (NSH)
Harvard
SR F 20
16-17-33
1.65
2 Alex Lyon
Yale
3 Andrew Poturalski
New Hampshire
SO F 26
19-22-41
1.58
3 Michael Garteig
4 JT Compher (COL)
Michigan
JR F 23
9-27-36
1.57
4 Chris Nell
5 Max French
Bentley
JR F 23
16-19-35
1.52
5 Thatcher Demko (VAN)
Michigan
JR F 23
22-13-35
1.52
Robert Morris
SR F 26
18-20-38
8 Colin White (OTT)
Boston College
FR F 24
9 Tyler Kelleher
New Hampshire
JR F 26
10 Jake Guentzel (PIT)
Omaha
11 Greg Gibson
12 Alexander Kerfoot (NJD)
13 Drake Caggiula
Minutes GA
GAA
SO
1005:13
22
1.31
JR
1229:15
32
1.56
Quinnipiac
SR
1551:37
42
1.62
Bowling Green
SO
1393:15
38
1.64
Boston College
JR
1450:18
40
1.65
6 Kevin Boyle
UMass Lowell
SR
1469:41
41
1.67
1.46
7 Jason Paw loski
Minnesota State
FR
972:51
30
1.85
16-19-35
1.46
8 Greg Lewis
Clarkson
SR
728:56
23
1.89
7-30-37
1.42
9 Merrick Madsen (PHI)
Harvard
SO
935:26
30
1.92
JR F 25
12-23-35
1.40
10 Kasimir Kaskisuo
Minnesota Duluth
SO
1431:04
47
1.97
Robert Morris
SR F 26
19-17-36
1.38
11 Mitch Gillam
Cornell
1.98
Harvard
JR F 19
4-21-25
1.32
12 Kyle Hayton
St. Lawrence
North Dakota
SR F 23
15-15-30
1.30
13 Charlie Lindgren
14 Nick Lappin
Brown
SR F 21
12-15-27
1.29
15 Tim Clifton
Quinnipiac
JR F 22
13-15-28
1.27
16 Shane Conacher
Canisius
JR F 28
16-19-35
St. Cloud State
SR F 28
Boston College
Tyler Motte (CHI)
7 Zac Lynch
Kalle Kossila
18 Ryan Fitzgerald (BOS)
JR
1242:37
41
SO
1382:02
46
2.00
St. Cloud State
JR
1562:24
53
2.04
14 Evan Weninger
Omaha
FR
752:16
26
2.07
15 Shane Starrett
Air Force
FR
1176:49
41
2.09
1.25
16 Jason Kasdorf (BUF)
Rensselaer
SR
1138:53
40
2.11
11-24-35
1.25
17 Darren Smith
Ferris State
FR
1024:22
36
2.11
JR F 25
14-17-31
1.24
18 Jamie Phillips (WPG)
Michigan Tech
SR
1531:41
54
2.12
19 Sam Anas
Quinnipiac
JR F 26
17-15-32
1.23
19 Nick Ellis
Providence
JR
1491:04
53
2.13
20 Nick Schmaltz (CHI)
North Dakota
SO F 22
3-24-27
1.23
20 Michael Bitzer
Bemidji State
SO
1298:58
47
2.17
21 Brock Boeser (VAN)
North Dakota
FR F 26
18-13-31
1.19
21 Nick Kossoff
Lake Superior State
FR
660:06
24
2.18
22 Jake Walman (STL)
Providence
SO D 22
13-13-26
1.18
22 Matt Hrynkiw
North Dakota
JR
687:02
25
2.18
23 Joey Benik
St. Cloud State
SR F 28
17-16-33
1.18
23 Cal Petersen (BUF)
Notre Dame
SO
1568:19
58
2.22
24 Austin Ortega
Omaha
JR F 25
18-11-29
1.16
24 Sean Maguire (PIT)
Boston University
SR
808:07
30
2.23
25 Danny O'Regan (SJS)
25 Christian Frey
Ohio State
JR
805:24
30
2.23
Boston University
SR F 26
9-21-30
1.15
Travis St. Denis
Quinnipiac
SR F 26
13-17-30
1.15
Brandon Denham
Robert Morris
SR F 26
17-13-30
1.15
Points Per Game (Defensemen)
GP
G-A-P P/GM
Save Percentage
Saves
GA
SO
399
22
Save %
.948
JR
500
32
.940
1 Jake Walman (STL)
Providence
SO D 22 13-13-26
1.18
1 Cam Johnson
North Dakota
2 Ethan Prow
St. Cloud State
SR D 24
1.08
2 Alex Lyon
Yale
3 Jordan Gross
Notre Dame
SO D 26
7-15-22
0.85
Boston College
JR
607
40
.938
4 Bobby Nardella
Notre Dame
FR D 24
4-16-20
0.83
4 Kevin Boyle
UMass Low ell
SR
617
41
.938
5 Zach Werenski (CLB)
Michigan
SO D 21
6-11-17
0.81
5 Chris Nell
Bow ling Green
SO
567
38
.937
6 Tyson Wilson
Robert Morris
SR D 25
2-18-20
0.80
6 Kyle Hayton
St. Law rence
SO
669
46
.936
7 Chase Norrish
RIT
SO D 22
5-12-17
0.77
7 Evan Weninger
Omaha
FR
377
26
.935
5-21-26
8 Niklas Nevalainen
St. Cloud State
JR D 26
2-18-20
0.77
8 Jason Kasdorf (BUF)
Rensselaer
SR
574
40
.935
9 Max Gottlieb
Brow n
FR D 21
2-14-16
0.76
Harvard
SO
423
30
.934
10 Teddy Doherty
Boston College
SR D 25
9-10-19
0.76
10 Michael Garteig
Quinnipiac
SR
585
42
.933
11 Lester Lancaster
Mercyhurst
FR D 26
5-14-19
0.73
11 Atte Tolvanen
Northern Michigan
FR
650
48
.931
New Hampshire
JR D 26
3-16-19
0.73
12 Terry Shafer
Robert Morris
SR
572
43
.930
SO D 25
4-14-18
0.72
13 Christian Frey
Ohio State
JR
395
30
.929
.929
Matias Cleland
13 Brandon Fortunato
Boston University
Will Butcher (COL)
Denver
JR D 25
5-13-18
0.72
14 Simon Hofley
Canisius
FR
469
36
John Gilmour (CGY)
Providence
SR D 25
6-12-18
0.72
15 Darren Smith
Ferris State
FR
465
36
.928
Minnesota State
JR D 27
4-15-19
0.70
16 Mitch Gillam
Cornell
JR
525
41
.928
16 Casey Nelson
17 Devon Toews (NYI)
Quinnipiac
JR D 23
4-12-16
0.70
17 Charlie Lindgren
St. Cloud State
JR
677
53
.927
18 Chase Golightly
Robert Morris
SR D 26
4-14-18
0.69
18 Nick Ellis
Providence
JR
671
53
.927
19 Luke Juha
Penn State
SR D 22
4-11-15
0.68
Notre Dame
SO
725
58
.926
20 Dylan Zink
UMass Low ell
JR D 25
6-11-17
0.68
Colton Phinney
JR
725
58
.926
Minnesota
JR D 25
8-9-17
0.68
Michael Brodzinski (SJS)
Points Per Game (Freshmen)
GP
G-A-P P/GM
Princeton
Winning Percentage
W-L-T
Win %
1 Kyle Connor (W PG)
Michigan
F 23 20-22-42
1.83
1 Cam Johnson
North Dakota
SO
13-1-1
.900
2 Colin White (OTT)
Boston College
F 24 16-19-35
1.46
2 Michael Garteig
Quinnipiac
SR
20-1-5
.865
.857
North Dakota
F 26 18-13-31
1.19
3 Steve Racine
Michigan
SR
11-1-2
4 Max Letunov (ARI)
Connecticut
F 26 13-16-29
1.12
Harvard
SO
11-2-2
.800
5 Miles Wood (NJD)
Boston College
F 24
1.08
5 Charlie Lindgren
St. Cloud State
JR
21-5-1
.796
.786
6 Tommy Marchin
Dylan Gambrell
8 Mason Jobst
9 Derek Barach
10 Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson (BOS)
Tage Thompson
8-18-26
Brown
F 21 11-10-21
1.00
6 Evan Weninger
Omaha
FR
11-3-0
Denver
F 26
7-19-26
1.00
Boston College
JR
17-4-3
.771
Ohio State
F 23
8-14-22
0.96
8 Matt Hrynkiw
North Dakota
JR
9-2-2
.769
Mercyhurst
F 26 10-14-24
0.92
9 Kevin Boyle
UMass Low ell
SR
16-5-4
.720
Boston University
F 26
7-15-22
0.85
Nick Ellis
Providence
JR
16-5-4
.720
Yale
JR
12-4-4
.700
Minnesota State
FR
8-2-5
.700
Connecticut
F 26 10-12-22
0.85
12 Bobby Nardella
Notre Dame
D 24
4-16-20
0.83
13 Luke Kunin
W isconsin
F 23
10-9-19
0.83
14 Jack Roslovic (W PG)
Miami
F 25 10-10-20
0.80
Christian Short
Tyler Sheehy
11 Alex Lyon
Jason Paw loski
13 Eamon McAdam (NYI)
Penn State
JR
9-4-0
.692
RIT
FR
8-3-2
.692
Minnesota
F 25
8-12-20
0.80
Notre Dame
SO
14-5-7
.673
16 Austin Plevy
Massachusetts
F 26
8-12-20
0.77
16 Jamie Phillips (WPG)
Michigan Tech
SR
14-6-5
.660
17 Max Gottlieb
Brown
D 21
2-14-16
0.76
17 Sean Maguire (PIT)
Yale
F 21
7-9-16
0.76
Joe Snively
19 Jordan Masters
Arizona State
F 25
8-11-19
0.76
20 Seamus Malone
W isconsin
F 24
3-15-18
0.75
Connor LaCouvee
Matthew Skoff
20 Chris Nell
Packy Munson
Boston University
SR
8-4-1
.654
Boston University
SO
7-3-3
.654
Penn State
SR
7-3-3
.654
Bow ling Green
SO
11-5-6
.636
Vermont
FR
7-4-0
.636
National Category Leaders
Goals Per Game
GP
Assists Per Game
G
G/GM
A
A/GM
1 Tyler Motte (CHI)
Michigan
JR F
23 22
0.96
1 JT Compher (COL)
Michigan
JR F
23 27
1.17
Michigan
FR F
23 20
0.87
2 Tyler Kelleher
New Hampshire
JR F
26 30
1.15
3 Jimmy Vesey (NSH)
Harvard
SR F
20 16
0.80
3 Alexander Kerfoot (NJD)
Harvard
JR F
19 21
1.11
4 Andrew Poturalski
New Hampshire
SO F
26 19
0.73
4 Nick Schmaltz (CHI)
North Dakota
SO F
22 24
1.09
0.96
Greg Gibson
GP
Robert Morris
SR F
26 19
0.73
Michigan
FR F
23 22
6 Austin Ortega
Omaha
JR F
25 18
0.72
6 Jake Guentzel (PIT)
Omaha
JR F
25 23
0.92
7 Kyle Criscuolo
Harvard
SR F
20 14
0.70
7 Ethan Prow
St. Cloud State
SR D 24 21
0.88
8 Max French
Bentley
JR F
23 16
0.70
8 Kalle Kossila
St. Cloud State
SR F
28 24
0.86
North Dakota
FR F
26 18
0.69
9 Jimmy Vesey (NSH)
Harvard
SR F
20 17
0.85
New Hampshire
SO F
26 22
0.85
Robert Morris
SR F
26 22
0.85
Bentley
JR F
23 19
0.83
Robert Morris
SR F
26 18
0.69
11 Colin White (OTT)
Zac Lynch
Boston College
FR F
24 16
0.67
12 Sam Anas
Quinnipiac
JR F
26 17
0.65
12 Max French
Robert Morris
SR F
26 17
0.65
13 Danny O'Regan (SJS)
Boston University
SR F
26 21
0.81
North Dakota
SR F
23 15
0.65
14 Trevor Moore
Denver
JR F
25 20
0.80
Canisius
SR F
28 17
0.61
15 Colin White (OTT)
St. Cloud State
SR F
28 17
0.61
Trevor Mingoia
Brandon Denham
14 Drake Caggiula
15 Ralph Cuddemi
Joey Benik
10 Andrew Poturalski
David Friedmann
FR F
24 19
0.79
SR F
24 19
0.79
0.77
17 Hudson Fasching (BUF)
Minnesota
JR F
25 15
0.60
JR F
26 20
18 Jake Walman (STL)
Providence
SO D
22 13
0.59
Jake Evans (MTL)
Notre Dame
SO F
26 20
0.77
Quinnipiac
JR F
22 13
0.59
Zac Lynch
Robert Morris
SR F
26 20
0.77
20 Dan Correale
New Hampshire
SR F
26 15
0.58
20 David Morley
St. Cloud State
SR F
28 21
0.75
21 Shane Conacher
Canisius
JR F
28 16
0.57
Miles Wood (NJD)
Boston College
FR F
24 18
0.75
Sacred Heart
JR F
28 16
0.57
David Gust
Ohio State
JR F
24 18
0.75
0.73
Tim Clifton
Justin Danforth
Nick Lappin
17 Joe Gambardella
Boston College
Providence
Brow n
SR F
21 12
0.57
Boston College
SO F
26 19
24 Riley Bourbonnais
Rensselaer
JR F
23 13
0.57
Dylan Gambrell
Denver
FR F
26 19
0.73
25 Tyler Morley
Alaska
SR F
25 14
0.56
Josh Mitchell
RIT
SR F
26 19
0.73
Ryan Fitzgerald (BOS)
Boston College
JR F
25 14
0.56
Alex Petan
Michigan Tech
SR F
25 14
0.56
Power Play Goals
23 Zach Sanford (W SH)
UMass Low ell
Game-Winning Goals
GP
PPG/G
PPG
1 Tage Thompson
Connecticut
FR F
26
0.35
9
1 Austin Ortega
Omaha
2 Jake Walman (STL)
Providence
SO D
22
0.36
8
2 Patrick Russell
St. Cloud State
New Hampshire
SR F
26
0.31
8
3 Kyle Criscuolo
Harvard
SR F
20
5
Minnesota Duluth
SR F
25
0.28
7
Sam Vigneault
Clarkson
SO F
25
5
5
Dan Correale
4 Austin Farley
GP
GWG
JR F
25
7
SO F
28
6
Mike Barrett
Holy Cross
JR F
26
0.27
7
Hudson Fasching (BUF)
Minnesota
JR F
25
Andrew Poturalski
New Hampshire
SO F
26
0.27
7
Shane Conacher
Canisius
JR F
28
5
Travis St. Denis
Quinnipiac
SR F
26
0.27
7
Teddy Blueger (PIT)
Minnesota State
SR F
28
5
Brandon Denham
Robert Morris
SR F
26
0.27
Joey Benik
St. Cloud State
SR F
28
5
Harvard
SR F
20
4
4
9 13 Players Tied W ith
7
6
Shorthanded Goals
GP
SHG/G
1 Zac Lynch
Robert Morris
SR F
26
0.19
SHG
5
2 Kyle Cook
Mercyhurst
SR F
20
0.15
3
Eric Scheid
Penn State
SR F
22
0.14
3
Miloš Bubela
Rensselaer
SR F
23
0.13
3
Anthony Greco
Ohio State
SR F
24
0.12
3
Justin Kloos
Minnesota
JR F
25
0.12
3
Jake Guentzel (PIT)
Omaha
JR F
25
0.12
3
Justin Danforth
Sacred Heart
JR F
28
0.11
9 17 Players Tied W ith
3
2
9 Jimmy Vesey (NSH)
John Hayden (CHI)
Yale
JR F
21
Jake Walman (STL)
Providence
SO D
22
4
Kyle Connor (W PG)
Michigan
FR F
23
4
Drake Caggiula
North Dakota
SR F
23
4
Jack Roslovic (WPG)
Miami
FR F
25
4
Brandon Tanev
Providence
SR F
26
4
Austin Poganski (STL)
North Dakota
SO F
28
4
National Team Leaders
TEAM SCORING
SCORING OFFENSE
TEAM DEFENSE
GP Goals G/GM
SCORING DEFENSE
GP Goals G/GM
1 Michigan
23
115
5.00
1 UMass Lowell
26
43
2 St. Cloud State
28
123
4.39
2 North Dakota
28
47
1.68
3 Robert Morris
26
111
4.27
3 Yale
21
36
1.71
1.65
4 Boston College
26
107
4.12
4 Quinnipiac
26
45
1.73
5 Penn State
26
102
3.92
5 Boston College
26
47
1.81
6 Quinnipiac
26
99
3.81
6 Bowling Green
29
58
2.00
7 Harvard
20
75
3.75
7 St. Cloud State
28
58
2.07
8 Boston University
26
93
3.58
8 Minnesota Duluth
25
54
2.16
9 North Dakota
10 Providence
28
97
3.46
26
89
3.42
9 Minnesota State
10 Michigan Tech
11 Notre Dame
26
88
3.38
12 New Hampshire
26
86
3.31
12 Cornell
Providence
28
62
2.21
26
58
2.23
26
58
2.23
21
47
2.24
13 Minnesota
25
82
3.28
13 St. Lawrence
26
59
2.27
14 Mercyhurst
26
84
3.23
14 Bemidji State
27
62
2.30
15 Ohio State
24
77
3.21
15 Rensselaer
28
65
2.32
16 Omaha
26
82
3.15
16 Notre Dame
26
61
2.35
17 Holy Cross
26
81
3.12
17 Harvard
20
47
2.35
2.42
26
81
3.12
26
63
19 RIT
UMass Lowell
26
80
3.08
19 Air Force
26
65
2.50
20 Michigan Tech
26
78
3.00
Clarkson
26
65
2.50
21 Denver
26
75
2.88
22 St. Lawrence
26
74
2.85
21 Boston University
Denver
26
67
2.58
26
67
2.58
23 Air Force
26
72
2.77
28
74
2.64
24 Sacred Heart
28
77
2.75
24 Vermont
27
72
2.67
25 Northeastern
26
71
2.73
25 Ferris State
26 Dartmouth
21
57
2.71
27 Union
26
70
2.69
28 Bemidji State
27
72
2.67
Bentley
27
72
2.67
30 Wisconsin
24
63
2.62
31 Bowling Green
29
76
32 Ferris State
26
68
26
70
2.69
26
70
2.69
25
68
2.72
25
68
2.72
26
71
2.73
Northeastern
26
71
2.73
2.62
31 Army West Point
24
67
2.79
2.62
32 Robert Morris
26
73
2.81
Holy Cross
27 Miami
Minnesota
29 Omaha
33 Minnesota State
28
73
2.61
33 Merrimack
27
76
2.81
34 Minnesota Duluth
25
65
2.60
34 Union
26
74
2.85
35 Clarkson
26
67
2.58
35 Sacred Heart
28
81
2.89
36 Rensselaer
28
72
2.57
36 Bentley
27
79
2.93
2.95
37 Alaska
Connecticut
39 Colgate
Massachusetts
26
65
2.50
37 Dartmouth
21
62
26
65
2.50
38 Penn State
26
77
2.96
27
67
2.48
39 Canisius
28
85
3.04
3.04
27
67
2.48
26
79
41 Yale
21
52
2.48
Alaska Anchorage
26
79
3.04
42 Brown
21
51
2.43
RIT
26
79
3.04
3.12
21
51
2.43
43 Alaska
26
81
44 Alaska Anchorage
Cornell
26
63
2.42
44 Ohio State
24
75
3.12
Michigan State
26
63
2.42
45 Michigan
23
72
3.13
46 Maine
Northern Michigan
47 Miami
26
63
2.42
28
88
3.14
25
60
2.40
Princeton
21
66
3.14
3.23
48 Merrimack
27
64
2.37
48 Connecticut
26
84
49 Vermont
27
63
2.33
49 New Hampshire
26
89
3.42
50 Western Michigan
26
59
2.27
50 Mercyhurst
26
91
3.50
51 Canisius
28
63
2.25
26
91
3.50
26
58
2.23
52 Wisconsin
24
85
3.54
53 Colorado College
26
57
2.19
53 Colgate
27
96
3.56
54 Army West Point
24
52
2.17
54 Brown
21
75
3.57
55 Princeton
21
45
2.14
55 Niagara
26
94
3.62
56 American International
27
56
2.07
56 Colorado College
26
96
3.69
57 Maine
28
56
2.00
57 Western Michigan
26
99
3.81
58 Niagara
26
50
1.92
58 Massachusetts
27
107
3.96
28
51
1.82
59 Arizona State
27
110
4.07
60 Arizona State
27
40
1.48
27
114
4.22
Michigan State
National Team Leaders
POWER PLAY
POWER PLAY
PENALTY KILL
Totals SHA PP%
PENALTY KILL
Totals SHF PK%
1 Robert Morris
36/111
3
32.4
1 Miami
81/87
0
93.1
2 St. Cloud State
33/104
2
31.7
2 Yale
53/58
0
91.4
3 Harvard
22/71
1
31.0
3 Bemidji State
4 Michigan
25/91
2
27.5
4 Quinnipiac
5 Quinnipiac
29/109
1
26.6
5 Air Force
6 New Hampshire
29/113
3
25.7
6 Boston College
7 Penn State
25/103
7
24.3
8 Michigan Tech
19/80
0
23.8
8 Northern Michigan
9 Yale
17/72
0
23.6
21/93
0
10 Notre Dame
North Dakota
96/106
2
90.6
88/98
3
89.8
71/82
4
86.6
95/110
8
86.4
95/110
7
86.4
101/117
2
86.3
9 St. Lawrence
95/111
2
85.6
22.6
10 UMass Lowell
82/96
2
85.4
11 Minnesota
20/90
1
22.2
11 Michigan State
81/95
1
85.3
12 Colgate
20/91
2
22.0
12 Cornell
63/74
0
85.1
13 UMass Lowell
25/115
1
21.7
91/107
3
85.0
14 Bemidji State
22/102
5
21.6
14 Minnesota Duluth
79/93
2
84.9
21/98
3
21.4
15 Rensselaer
84/99
6
84.8
24/113
0
21.2
16 Wisconsin
78/92
1
84.8
21/99
2
21.2
17 Bentley
83/98
1
84.7
25/119
1
21.0
18 Ohio State
77/91
5
84.6
19 Wisconsin
17/84
6
20.2
19 Minnesota State
84.5
20 Miami
17/86
4
19.8
21 Cornell
13/66
1
19.7
15 Ohio State
16 Boston College
18 Providence
82/97
5
95/113
3
84.1
21 Michigan Tech
78/93
2
83.9
22 Connecticut
21/108
4
19.4
22 Denver
66/79
2
83.5
23 RIT
20/103
1
19.4
23 Penn State
71/85
10
83.5
24 North Dakota
21/110
1
19.1
24 Notre Dame
91/109
1
83.5
17/90
1
18.9
25 Ferris State
96/115
1
83.5
84/101
4
83.2
73/88
1
83.0
25 Clarkson
26 Army West Point
27 Brown
28 Mercyhurst
19/102
5
18.6
26 Bowling Green
8/43
2
18.6
27 Clarkson
23/125
6
18.4
28 Harvard
53/64
1
82.8
29 Western Michigan
16/88
2
18.2
29 Mercyhurst
96/116
5
82.8
30 Holy Cross
17/96
4
17.7
95/115
2
82.6
18/106
5
17.0
31 Omaha
85/103
6
82.5
16/95
5
16.8
32 Colorado College
91/111
2
82.0
31 Union
32 Massachusetts
12/72
5
16.7
Providence
Bentley
15/90
2
16.7
34 Robert Morris
Denver
16/96
1
16.7
Omaha
18/108
2
16.7
91/111
2
82.0
103/126
6
81.7
35 Merrimack
98/120
2
81.7
36 Minnesota
70/86
5
81.4
37 Northeastern
19/115
2
16.5
38 Colorado College
17/105
5
16.2
38 RIT
17/106
4
16.0
39 Union
40 Bowling Green
17/109
2
15.6
40 Alaska Anchorage
41 Minnesota State
19/128
2
14.8
Sacred Heart
105/129
8
81.4
91/112
3
81.2
81.1
73/90
1
84/104
1
80.8
41 Holy Cross
62/77
2
80.5
80.4
18/125
4
14.4
42 Connecticut
78/97
2
43 Minnesota Duluth
15/105
4
14.3
43 Northeastern
73/91
2
80.2
44 Ferris State
17/120
3
14.2
44 Maine
103/129
5
79.8
79.7
45 Michigan State
14/101
3
13.9
45 Princeton
51/64
0
46 Alaska
14/102
4
13.7
46 New Hampshire
62/78
1
79.5
11/82
1
13.4
47 Michigan
65/82
4
79.3
47 Rensselaer
48 Dartmouth
8/61
0
13.1
48 Massachusetts
11/86
2
12.8
49 Niagara
50 Arizona State
13/103
4
12.6
50 Colgate
51 Sacred Heart
13/105
4
12.4
51 Vermont
52 Merrimack
12/97
1
12.4
53 St. Lawrence
12/98
1
12.2
53 Army West Point
49 Air Force
54 Vermont
55 Maine
11/92
4
12.0
54 St. Cloud State
13/109
0
11.9
55 Alaska
78/99
1
78.8
89/113
0
78.8
66/84
2
78.6
89/114
3
78.1
62/80
1
77.5
78/101
0
77.2
59/77
2
76.6
90/119
5
75.6
56 Alaska Anchorage
12/101
7
11.9
56 Dartmouth
53/71
0
74.6
57 Canisius
12/102
0
11.8
57 Canisius
72/97
2
74.2
12/105
3
11.4
58 Brown
44/60
0
73.3
7/62
1
11.3
59 Arizona State
86/120
1
71.7
11/103
2
10.7
60 Western Michigan
83/118
0
70.3
59 Princeton
60 Niagara

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