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Page Two Goes Here! HOCKEYHOCKEY EASTEAST TOURNAMENTTOURNAMENT LEADERSLEADERS All Numbers Include 2005 Quarterfinal Round Hockey East Quarterfinal Press Kit Hi everyone, At Pete Souris’ suggestion, I’m trying to get the majority of these press packages to you ASAP, so you can get the copying done well ahead of time. As I’ve sid before, I’ll be overnighting the covers so you’ll have them first thing on Thursday. I’ll also include a single kit, to use as a guideline if you’d like. For those of you who want to get tarted earlier, here’s a general line-up for the kit. It doesn’t have to follow this order precisely (say, for example, you’d like to move the rosters and records forward), but the kit ought to have all this material included. Also, please feel free to make double-sided copies, to save paper. 1) Cover 2) Page 2, listing the opponents (this was sent as a pdf earlier on Tuesday) 3) Hockey East Tournament Leaders 4) All-Time superlatives 5) Team records 6) Individual records 7) UNH vs. PC 8) BC vs. NU 9) BU vs. UVM 10) UMass vs. Maine 11) Quick reference/Tournament 12) Coaches poll reprint 13) Arena diagram (if you have one) 14-19) Seasons final press release (I’ll resend via pdf) 20) Home team record (from hockeyeastonline.com) 21) Home team roster (from hockeyeastonline.com) 22) Visting team record (from hockeyeastonline.com) 23) Visting team roster (from hockeyeastonline.com) 24) NESN release (I’ll re-send the pdf) 25) B2 Networks release (I’ll resend) 26-31) Box scores from the prior three games between the teams (two pages each, from hockeyeastonline.com; feel free to substitute the collegehockeystats box scores) 32-?) Any other pertinent material you’d like to include ... Page Two goes here! HOCKEYHOCKEY EASTEAST TOURNAMENTTOURNAMENT LEADERSLEADERS All numbers include 2005 Quarterfinal Round CAREER SCORING (ALL-TIME) CAREER SCORING (ACTIVE) Team GP G A P Most points in a career — 1. Jacob Micflikier UNH 11 7 6 13 1. 29; Jim Montgomery, Maine (1990-1993) Brian Boyle BC 11 6 7 13 2. 25; Blake Bellefeuille, BC (1997-2000) 3. 22; Jeff Farkas, BC (1997-2000) 3. Michel Léveillé Maine 10 2 7 9 4. 21; Chris Drury, BU (1995-1998) Brett Hemingway UNH 11 3 6 9 21; Cal Ingraham, Maine (1992-1994) 5. Joe Rooney BC 9257 6. 20; Jason Krog, UNH (1997-1999) 6. Bryan Ewing BU 7426 7. 19; Brian Gionta, BC (1998-2001) Peter MacArthur BU 8246 19; Jon Morris, Lowell (1985-1988) 8. Josh Soares Maine 6325 9. 18; Christian Sbrocca, UML (1993-1996). Keenan Hopson Maine 6055 Most goals in a career — Kevin Jarman UMass 7055 1. 13; Blake Bellefeuille, BC (1997-2000) Kenny Roche BU 12 3 2 5 2. 12; Gord Cruickshank, PC (1985-1988) 12. Jason Tejchma UML 6224 12; Jim Montgomery, Maine (1990-1993) Bret Tyler (D) Maine 6134 12; Jay Pandolfo, BU (1993-1996) Keith Johnson Maine 9314 5. 11; Eric Boguniecki, UNH (1994-1997) 11; David Emma, BC (1988-1991) 11; Jeff Farkas, BC (1997-2000) 11; Brian Gionta, BC (1998-2001) 9. 10; Shawn Bates, BU (1994-1997) 10; Chris Drury, BU (1995-1998) 10; Jason Krog, UNH (1997-1999) Most assists in a career — 1. 17; Jim Montgomery, Maine (1990-1993) 2. 13; Cal Ingraham, Maine (1992-94) 3. 12; Blake Bellefeuille, BC (1997-2000) 4. 11; Jon Morris, UL (1985-88) 11; Christian Sbrocca, UML (1993-96) 11; Chris Drury, BU (1995-98) 11; Chris Kelleher, BU (1995-98) 11; Jeff Farkas, BC (1997-2000) 11; Mike Mottau, BC (1997-2000) 11; Bobby Allen, BC (1998-01) CAREER GOALTENDING (ALL-TIME) Highest save percentage in a career – (minimum of five starts) 1. .953; Cory Schneider, BC (active) 2. .948; Tyler Sims, PC (active) 3. .946; Chris Terreri, PC (1985-86) 4. .942; Jimmy Howard, Maine (2003-05) 5. .941; John Curry, BU (active) 6. .927; Sean Fields, BU (2001-04) 7. .918; Bob Bell, PC (1993-95) .918; Ty Conklin, UNH (1999-2001) CAREER GOALTENDING (ACTIVE - MIN. 2 STARTS) 9. .917; Matt Yeats, Maine (2000-02) 10. .915; Scott Clemmensen, BC (1998-2001) Team GP GAA SvPct W L T Lowest goals-against-average in a career – Cory Schneider BC 7 1.27 .953 6 1 0 (minimum of five starts) John Curry BU 8 1.49 .941 6 2 0 1. 1.27; Cory Schneider (active) Tyler Sims PC 5 1.82 .948 1 4 0 2. 1.49; John Curry, BU (active) Jim Healey MC 2 2.54 .921 0 2 0 3. 1.53; Jimmy Howard, Maine (2003-05) Ben Bishop Maine 3 2.66 .897 2 1 0 4. 1.82; Tyler Sims, PC (active) 5. 1.92, Chris Terreri, PC (1985-86) Kevin Regan UNH 4 2.70 .902 3 1 0 6. 2.11; Scott Clemmensen, BC (1998-2001) Joe Fallon UVM 2 3.59 .877 0 2 0 7. 2.15; Alfie Michaud, Maine (1997-99) 8. 2.18; Mike Dunham, Maine (1991-93) 9. 2.28; Ty Conklin, UNH (1999-2001) 10. 2.30; Sean Matile, UNH (1997-99) ALL-TIMEALL-TIME HOCKEYHOCKEY EASTEAST TOURNAMENTTOURNAMENT SUPERLATIVESSUPERLATIVES SHUTOUTS HAT TRICKS Qtrs: Chris Terreri, PC (3/11/85; 3-0 vs. NU - 31 saves) Qtrs: ! Jon Morris, Lowell (3/9/85; 8-4 loss at UNH) Pat Szturm, UNH (3/2/90; 2-0 at PC - 33 saves) Ralph Robinson, UNH (3/9/85; 8-4 win vs. UML) Scott King, Maine (3/3/90; 16-0 vs. UL - 21 saves) Andy May, NU (3/4/89; 5-4 OT win vs. UNH) Brad Mullahy, PC (3/6/92; 7-0 vs. UML - 15 saves) Andy Heinze, MC (3/4/90; 6-3 win at BC) Dwayne Roloson, UML (3/11/94; 3-0 vs. MC - 34 saves) Marty McInnis, BC (3/5/90; 8-5 win vs. MC) (5 goals) Scott Clemmensen, BC (3/11/99; 5-0 vs. UML - 26 saves) Joe Sacco, BU (3/3/90; 5-2 win vs. NU) (5 goals) Scott Clemmensen, BC (3/9/01; 1-0 vs. MC - 23 saves) Martin Robitaille, Maine (3/3/90; 16-0 win vs. UML) (4 goals) Matti Kaltiainen, BC (3/12/04; 4-0 vs. BU - 14 saves) David Emma, BC (2/27/91; 6-5 loss vs. NU) Mike Ayers, UNH (3/13/04; 1-0 vs. PC - 19 saves) Christian Sbrocca, UML (3/12/93; 7-4 win vs. PC) Jeff Pietrasiak, UNH (3/11/05; 4-0 vs. NU - 29 saves) Mike Pomichter, BU (3/12/93; 6-2 win vs. BC) John Curry, BU (3/12/05; 2-0 vs. PC - 20 saves) ! Peter Ferraro, Maine (3/14/93; 9-5 win vs. NU) John Curry, BU (3/13/05; 2-0 vs. PC - 22 saves) Bob Lachance, BU (3/11/94; 8-5 win vs. Maine) Kevin Regan, UNH (3/9/06; 4-0 vs. PC - 27 saves) Norm Bazin, UML (3/11/94; 3-0 win vs. MC) Semis: Derek Herlofsky, BU (3/19/93; 2-0 vs. UNH - 26 saves) Ryan Haggerty, BC (3/12/94; 6-5 2OT loss at UNH) ! Sean Matile, UNH (3/14/97; 4-0 vs. BC - 30 saves) Jacques Joubert, BU (3/12/95; 4-3 win vs. MC) Jimmy Howard, Maine (3/19/04; 1-0 vs. BU - 21 saves) Brad Purdie, Maine (3/8/96; 8-4 win vs. UNH) Final: Mike Ayers, UNH (3/15/03; 1-0 vs. BU - 24 saves) Matt Wright, BU (3/8/97; 7-1 win vs. NU) Albie O’Connell, BU (3/14/98; 6-5 win vs. MC) Chris Drury, BU (3/15/98; 5-4 loss vs. MC) Jason Krog, UNH (3/13/99; 5-4 win vs. MC) (4 goals) 45+ SAVES Niko Dimitrakos, Maine (3/9/01; 6-3 win vs. NU) Jim Abbott, UNH (3/7/02; 8-4 win vs. UML) Date Goaltender Team Opponent Svs Result Rd Ken Magowan, BU (3/7/03; 5-4 win at PC) 3/16/85 Chris Terreri PC BC 65 W++ 2-1 F David Van der Gulik, BU (3/10/06; 4-1 win vs. UMass) 3/19/04 Jimmy Howard ME UMass 63 W+++ 2-1 F Chris Collins, BC (3/10/06; 6-2 win vs. UVM) 3/9/02 Joe Exter MC at UNH 62 L+ 4-5 Q Semis: Bob Corkum, Maine (3/15/87; 5-4 win vs. UML) 3/10/06 Tyler Sims PC at UNH 59 L++ 1-2 Q ! Mario Thyer, Maine (3/9/88; 11-2 win vs. PC) 3/19/04 Gabe Winer UMA Maine 59 L+++ 1-2 F Brady Kramer, PC (3/17/95; 7-3 win vs. Maine) 3/7/97 Brian Regan UMA at UNH 55 L 1-5 Q Jay Pandolfo, BU (3/15/96; 5-4 loss vs. PC) 3/11/05 Tyler Sims ! PC at BU 51 W 4-1 Q ! Chuck Kobasew, BC (3/16/01; 5-1 win vs. UML) 3/8/92 Jeff Levy UNH Northeastern 50 W 4-2 Q Justin Maiser, BU (3/14/03; 6-5 OT win vs. BC) 3/11/01 Sean Fields ! BU at Providence 48 L++ 3-4 Q David Van der Gulik, BU (3/17/06; 9-2 win vs. UNH) 3/17/95 Bob Bell PC Maine 47 W 7-3 S Final: Peter Marshall, BU (3/15/86; 9-4 win vs. BC) 3/10/00 Tom Welby MC at UNH 47 L+ 2-3 Q Conso: Rene Boudreault, PC (3/15/86; 8-5 win vs.
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