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UCONN MEN’S HOCKEY 2015-16 Husky Hockey Game Notes 2015-16 Schedule Game 01 UConn Huskies at Alabama Huntsville Chargers 0-0-0, 0-0-0 Hockey East (0-0-0, 0-0-0 HEA) (0-0-0, 0-0-0 WCHA) October (0-0-0) Date: Oct. 9, 2015 Time: 7:07 pm CT 9th at Alabama Huntsville 7:07 pm CT Site: Huntsville, Ala. / Von Braun Center (6,062) 10th at Alabama Huntsville 7:07 pm CT TV: None Series Record: UAH leads, 8-2-0 16th Arizona State 7:05 pm ET 24th at Boston University * 4:00 pm ET Radio: WHUS 91.7 FM Last Meeting: UAH 6 - UConn 2, 11/27/2010 27th Boston University * 7:05 pm ET Audio Stream - http://sports.whus.org/ Up Next: Saturday, October 10th at UAH 31st Notre Dame * 3:05 pm ET PxP - Alex Giner Twitter: UConnMHOC Video: WCHA.TV Hashtags: #AllAboard #IceBus #BleedBlue November (0-0-0) Live Stats: UAHChargers.com Instagram: UConnMHOC 1st Notre Dame *^ 2:35 pm ET Website: UConnHuskies.com Facebook: facebook.com/UConnMHOC 6th UMass * 7:05 pm ET 7th at UMass * 7:00 pm ET Ice Chips... 10th Army 7:05 pm ET 13th at Vermont * 7:05 pm ET » This weekend’s series at Alabama Huntsville marks the 11th and 12th meetings between the 17th Quinnipiac 7:05 pm ET Huskies and Chargers. Eight of the previous 10 match-ups have took place in Huntsville. 24th Boston College * 7:05 pm ET » The Huskies will open the season on the road for the eighth-straight season and the 17th time in their 18 seasons as a Division I program (1998-present). December (0-0-0) » UConn begins their second season of play in Hockey East and were picked to finish ninth in 5th UMass Lowell * 3:05 pm ET the league’s preseason coaches poll. 6th at UMass Lowell * TV 1:05 pm ET » This year’s schedule has the Huskies potentially facing eight teams (Providence, Boston 11th Merrimack * 7:05 pm ET University, Boston College, Minnesota, Michigan Tech, Quinnipiac, Harvard and Yale) that appeared in the NCAA Tournament last year. January (0-0-0) 1st vs. Minnesota # 7:00 pm CT » The Husky roster will feature a combined 18 sophomores (11) and freshmen (7) this season, 2nd vs. Ferris State/Harvard # 4:00 pm CT tied for the fourth highest combined total in the nation. The Huskies have the eighth young- 5th at Arizona State 7:30 pm MT est roster in the country with an average age of 21 yrs, 8 days. Freshman Tage Thompson is 8th vs. Michigan Tech $ 5:00 pm MT the third youngest player in college hockey this season (10/30/97), behind Charlie McAvoy 10th vs. Arizona State/Yale $ TBA from BU (12/21/97) and Cody DePourcq of Bentley (12/4/97). 15th at Maine * 7:00 pm ET » Junior goaltender Rob Nichols is coming off a season where he posted 1,052 saves, first in 16th at Maine * 7:00 pm ET Hockey East and fourth nationally. 22nd Vermont * TV 8:30 pm ET » The Huskies return 43 of the 66 goals they scored last season led by sophomore Spencer 23rd at Boston College * 7:00 pm ET Naas who had 13 to lead the team. 26th Sacred Heart 7:05 pm ET » Senior Shawn Pauly was the team’s top-point producer last season, finishing with 20 points (5g/15a). Pauly has had at least 20 points in each of his three seasons at UConn. February (0-0-0) 2nd Brown 7:05 pm ET 6th at Merrimack * 7:00 pm ET Follow the Huskies 12th at Providence * 7:00 pm ET UConn fans can follow the Huskies all season on the official athletics website UConnHuskies.com, 13th Providence * 5:05 pm ET on Twitter @UConnMHOC, on Facebook at facebook.com/UConnMHOC and now on Insta- 19th Northeastern * 7:05 pm ET gram at UConnMHOC. Be sure to use the hashtags #AllAboard and #IceBus 20th at Northeastern * 7:00 pm ET 26th New Hampshire * 7:05 pm ET UCONN VS. UAH - TALE OF THE TAPE 27th at New Hampshire * 7:00 pm ET Husky Returning Leaders On Ice Match-Up (‘15-16) Charger Returning Leaders March (0-0-0) Scoring UConn UAH Scoring 1.8 1.6 4th-6th Hockey East Opening Round TBA Points Shawn Pauly 20 Goals/Gm Points Max McHugh 23 Goals Allowed/Gm 3.1 3.2 11th-13th Hockey East Quarterfinals TBA Goals Spencer Naas 13 Goals Max McHugh 12 Shots/Gm 27.1 21.1 18th Hockey East Semifinals at TD Garden Assists Shawn Pauly 15 Assists Brandon Parker 14 Evan Richardson 3 Shots Allowed/Gm 34.0 37.6 Max McHugh 5 19th Hockey East Championship at TD Garden PPG PPG GWG Spencer Naas 5 PPG-Opp. 13-124 19-124 GWG McHugh/Marooney 2 Power Play % .105 .153 All Home games in BOLD and played at the XL Center PIM Ryan Segalla 54 PIM Brennan Saulnier 90 Penalty Kills-Opp. 106-133 164-201 * - Hockey East game +/- Austin/Pratt 0 +/- Richard Buri +1 Penalty Kill % .797 .816 ^ - at Barclays Center, Brooklyn, N.Y. Goaltending Goaltending # - 25th Annual Mariucci Classic - Minneapolis, Minn. Shorthanded Goals 0 3 GP Rob Nichols 35 GP Carmine Guerriero 29 $ - Desert Hockey Classic - Gila River Arena, Glendale, Ariz. Penalties 155 243 GAA Rob Nichols 2.73 GAA Carmine Guerriero 2.56 PIM/Gm 9.7 15.8 SV% Rob Nichols .918 SV% Carmine Guerriero .928 Faceoffs (W-L) 1124-1094 1103-1308 Rob Nichols 9 Carmine Guerriero 8 Wins Faceoff % .507 .457 Wins SO Rob Nichols 4 Blkd Shots/Game 15.58 16.32 SO -- -- HOCKEY UCONNHUSKIES.COM @UConnMHOC #IceBus University of Connecticut UConn - UAH Clarke Saunders made 29 stops in goal to Location .......................................Storrs, Conn., 06269 earn the win. Founded ...................................................................1881 Series History Total Enrollment .................................................31,119 Series Record: UAH leads, 8-2-0 Scouting the Chargers... Alabama Undergraduate Enrollment at Storrs ...............18,395 At UConn: 1-0-0 Huntsville will open their season as well this Colors .................National Flag Blue (Navy) & White At UAH: 2-6-0 weekend and are coming off an 8-26-4 cam- Nickname ...........................................Huskies, UConn 0-1-0 paign in 2014-15. UAH was picked to finish Affiliation..........................................NCAA Division I At Neutral Site: All-Time Meetings: eighth in the both the WCHA Coaches and Conference ................................................Hockey East Media Preseason Polls. The Chargers return President ...................................................Susan Herbst 1988-1989 junior goaltender Carmine Guerriero who Athletic Director ...................................Warde Manuel 12/09 @ Alabama Huntsville L, 8-2 Sr. Assoc. Director of Athletics ........ Doug Gnodtke 12/10 @ Alabama Huntsville L, 6-2 posted a 2.56 goals against average and a 1990-1991 .928 save percentage last season, ranked UConn Men’s Hockey 1/04 @ Alabama Huntsville W, 3-1 14th in the nation. Guerriero dazzled in Head Coach ...................Mike Cavanaugh, 3rd season 1/05 @ Alabama Huntsville L, 5-2 the WCHA Playoffs last spring, posting a Alma Mater ...........................................Bowdoin, 1990 1996-1997 league single game record 76 saves against Record at UConn ............................................28-33-11 11/29 @ Alabama Huntsville L, 6-3 Michigan State. Sophomore Max McHugh Career Record ........................................................Same 11/30 @ Alabama Huntsville L, 5-4 was named to the WCHA All-Rookie team Assistant Coach ........................................... Joe Pereira 1998-1999 last year after leading the team in points (23) Assistant Coach ..................................Brendan Buckley and goals (12). Assistant Coach ................................Andrew Raycroft 12/30 vs. Alabama Huntsville L, 3- 0 Director of Hockey Operations ............Morgan Hall (Freitas Ice Forum) UConn vs. the WHCA... The Huskies Equipment Manager ............................ Chris Iacampo 2003-2004 Strength & Conditioning Coach .......Maureen Butler 10/24 @ Alabama Huntsville W, 4-1 are 5-33-0 all-time against teams playing in Athletic Trainer ........................................Edward Blair 10/25 @ Alabama Huntsville L, 4-2 the WHCA. UConn has faced Alabama Hockey Office Phone ..........................(860) 486-2946 2010-2011 Huntsville more than any other team in the 2014-15 Overall Record ...................................10-19-7 11/27 vs. Alabama - Huntsville# L, 6-2 league. The Huskies own wins over Alaska 2014-15 Hockey East Record ...............7-11-4 / 9th-t # - @ RPI Holiday Tournament, Anchorage (1-6-0), Alaska (1-4-0) and Letterwinners Returning/Lost .............................18/7 Houston Field House, Troy, N.Y. Bemidji State (1-3-0) but are winless against Newcomers ................................................................... 8 Bowling Green (0-3-1), Ferris State (0-6-0) 2014-15 Captains ......................... Patrick Kirtland (C) Last Meeting with UAH... The and Minnesota State (0-5-0). The Hus- ................................ Shawn Pauly (A), Derek Pratt (A) UConn Huskies dropped a 6-2 decision to kies have never faced Lake Superior State, Facility ............................XL Center (Hartford, Conn) Michigan Tech or Northern Michigan. The Capacity ..................................................................8,089 Alabama Huntsville in the consolation game Huskies are slated to face Michigan Tech in Size .........................................................200x85 (NHL) of the RPI Holiday Tournament in Troy, N.Y. on November 27, 2010. The Huskies the opening round of the Desert Hockey Athletic Communications saw goals from Corey Jendras and Daniel Classic and could also face Ferris State on Assistant Director / MIH Contact ........Bill Peterson Naurato while redshirt freshman Matt Gro- day two of the Mariucci Classic in January. Office .................................................... (860) 486-3531 gan recorded 33 stops in his first collegiate Cell ............................ (860) 465-7539/(203) 558-3215 start. The two teams went into the first Email [email protected] intermission knotted at 1-1 but UAH rang Sr. Assoc. AD/Communications ..........Mike Enright off five-straight goals take a commanding Asst. Dir. of Communications .......Patrick McKenna 6-1 lead. Max Baxter tallied two goals and Asst.
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