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2009-10 wcha men’s yearbook THE NHL & THE WCHA Year Name Team Rd/Pk MICHIGAN TECH 1974 John Memryk NYR 7/122 Year Name Team Rd/Pk 1974 Craig Arvidson PHL 14/219 1964 Brian Watts DET 2/7 1975 Tom Funke NYR 16/212 1967 Al Karlander DET 2/17 1976 John Rothstein CHI 7/115 1968 Herb Boxer DET 2/17 1977 Dan Lempe COL 6/92 1971 Gary Crosby LA 5/62 1977 Keith Hendrickson MTL 9/137 1971 Jim Nahrgang DET 7/86 1977 Stan Palmer MTL 13/177 1971 Bruce Abbey DAL 7/91 1978 Curt Giles MIN 4/54 1971 Lorne Stamler LA 8/103 1979 Dave McDonald HFD 6/123 1972 Mike Usitalo LA 6/84 1980 Bob Lakso MIN 9/184 1973 George Lyle DET 8/123 1981 Tom Kurvers MTL 7/145 1973 Bob Lorimer NYI 9/129 1982 Bill Watson CHI 4/70 1974 Jim Warden CAL 5/75 1982 Brian Glynn NYR 8/160 1974 Mike Zuke STL 5/79 1982 Matt Christensen STL 9/176 1974 Peter Roberts BOS 9/160 1982 Guy Gosselin WPG 8/159 1974 Scott Jessee PHI 11/189 1982 Jim Plankers BUF 11/226 1974 Jim Mayer NYR 20/239 1983 Brian Durand MIN 4/76 1974 Jim Murray NYI 16/226 1983 Bob Alexander NYR 6/113 1975 Steve Jensen MIN 4/58 1983 Darin Illikainen NYI 6/117 1975 Stu Younger PIT 4/67 1983 Brian Johnson HFD 6/104 1975 Doug Young CGY 5/75 1983 Jim Sprenger NYI 7/137 1975 Dana Decker PHL 7/126 1983 Sean Toomey MIN 7/136 1975 Paul Jensen CHI 8/133 1983 Dave Cowan WSH 9/175 1976 Warren Young CLE 4/59 1983 Bruce Fishback LA 9/167 1976 Nels Goddard STL 6/97 1984 Brett Hull CGY 6/117 1976 Stu Ostlund VAN 8/122 1984 Brian Nelson NYR 8/161 1976 Bruce Horsch MTL 9/125 1984 Tom Lorentz NYR 11/223 1977 Steve Letzgus NYI 6/105 1985 Pat Janostin NYR 4/70 1978 Gord Salt PHL 3/37 1985 John Hyduke LA 8/156 1978 Greg Hay NYI 5/84 1985 Ross Johnson MIN 8/153 1979 Tim Watters WPG 6/124 1985 Terry Shold NJ 10/192 1980 Mike Lauen WPG 7/135 1986 Dennis Vaske NYI 2/38 1980 Mike O’Connor LA 7/136 1986 Sandy Smith PIT 5/88 1980 Rob Polman Tuin EDM 8/153 MINNESOTa’S THOMAS VANEK MINNESOTA STATE’S DAVID BACKES 1986 Sean Krakowsky LA 7/128 1980 Brent DeNat HFD 8/155 1986 Barry Chyzowski NYR 8/156 1982 Dave Reierson CGY 2/29 1986 Pat Scanlon NYR 9/177 Year Name Team Rd/Pk Year Name Team Rd/Pk 1982 Tom Allen PHL 10/203 1987 Doug Torrel VAN 4/66 1980 Aaron Broten COL 6/106 1995 Ryan Kraft SJ 8/194 1983 Dave Roach EDM 9/180 1987 Kris Miller MTL 4/80 1980 John Bader BUF 10/209 1995 Casey Hankinson CHI 8/201 1984 Richard Novak EDM 4/84 1987 Darrin Amundson WPG 5/100 1981 Tom Hirsch MIN 2/33 1996 Erik Rasmussen BUF 1/7 1984 Randy Oswald BOS 6/124 1987 Shawn Howard NYI 9/181 1981 Dave Preuss MIN 2/34 1996 Reggie Berg TOR 7/178 1984 Kelly Murphy NYI 7/146 1987 Darren Nauss QUE 10/198 1981 Tony Kellin WSH 4/68 1996 Mike Anderson WSH 7/180 1984 Don Porter STL 8/148 1988 Greg Andrusak PIT 5/88 1981 Jim Malwitz MIN 4/76 1997 Ben Clymer BOS 2/27 1984 Tom Hussey NYR 7/140 1988 Chad Erickson NJ 7/138 1981 Mike Guentzel NYR 7/135 1997 Aaron Miskovich COL 5/133 1984 Russ Becker NYI 11/228 1988 Shjon Podein EDM 8/166 1981 Scott Bjugstad MIN 9/181 1997 Wyatt Smith PHX 9/233 1985 Randy McKay DET 6/113 1988 Jon Rohloff BOS 9/186 1981 Steve Kudebeh MIN 10/202 1998 Pat O’Leary PHX 3/73 1985 Tim Flanagan LA 7/135 1989 Brett Hauer VAN 4/71 1982 Mike Anderson BUF 2/26 1998 Erik Wendell WSH 5/125 1986 Scott White QUE 6/117 1989 Kevin Kaiser QUE 5/85 1982 Corey Millen NYR 3/57 1998 Erik Westrum PHX 7/187 1986 Frank Furlan WPG 8/155 1989 Derek Plante BUF 8/161 1982 Wally Chapman MIN 3/59 1998 John Pohl STL 9/255 1986 Tom Bissett DET 11/211 1990 Chris Marinucci NYI 5/90 1982 Paul Miller MIN 8/164 1999 Jordan Leopold ANA 2/44 1987 Damian Rhodes TOR 6/112 1990 Jeff Parrott QUE 6/106 1982 Todd Okerlund NYI 8/168 1999 Adam Hauser EDM 3/81 1987 Jeff St. Cyr HFD 6/123 1990 Joe Biondi MIN 9/176 1982 Tom Ward WPG 9/180 1999 Doug Meyer PIT 6/176 1988 Kelly Hurd DET 7/143 1990 Corey Osmak HFD 9/183 1982 Pat Micheletti MIN 9/185 2000 Jeff Taffe STL 1/30 1989 Davis Payne EDM 7/140 1990 Greg Hanson PHL 10/193 1982 Rick Erdall CGY 11/219 2000 Matt DeMarchi NJ 2/57 1989 Darcy Martini EDM 8/162 1990 Brett Larson DET 11/213 1982 Scott Knutson MIN 11/227 2000 Paul Martin NJ 2/62 1989 Brad Mattson NYI S/7 1990 Bill Lund PHL 12/235 1983 Frank Pietrangelo PIT 4/63 2000 Troy Riddle STL 4/129 1989 Rob Tustian STL S/14 1991 Rusty Fitzgerald PIT 2/38 1983 Tim Bergland WSH 4/75 2000 Matt Koalska NSH 5/154 1990 Ken Plaquin PIT 7/131 1991 Brian Caruso CGY 3/63 1983 Rich Geist MIN 5/96 2000 Grant Potulny OTT 5/157 1990 Geoff Sarjeant STL S/16 1991 Joe Tamminen PIT 4/82 1983 Bob Alexander NYR 6/113 2000 Joey Martin CHI 6/193 1991 Jim Storm HFD 4/75 1991 Jerome Butler CGY 5/107 1983 Craig Mack QUE 7/132 2000 Dan Welch LA 8/245 1991 Jamie Ram NYR 10/243 1992 Jeff Romfo MIN 10/226 1983 Steve Orth NYR 7/133 2002 Keith Ballard BUF 1/11 1991 Jim Bonner NYI S/4 1993 Rick Mrozik DAL 6/136 1983 John Labatt VAN 8/150 2002 Barry Tallackson NJ 2/53 1991 Jamie Steer BUF S/19 1993 Sergei Petrov CHI 8/206 1984 Paul Broten NYR 4/77 2002 Mike Erickson MIN 3/72 1992 Kyle Peterson DAL 7/154 1994 Mike Peluso CGY 10/253 1984 David Grannis HFD 5/87 2002 Andy Sertich PIT 5/136 1993 Kyle Ferguson TOR 10/253 1996 Jeff Scissons VAN 8/201 1985 Tom Chorske MTL 1/16 2002 P.J. Atherton TB 6/170 1993 Brent Peterson TBL S/3 1998 Kent Sauer NSH 4/88 1985 Todd Richards MTL 2/33 2002 Jake Taylor NYR 6/177 1994 Luciano Caravaggio NJ 6/155 1998 Jesse Fibiger ANA 7/178 1985 David Espe QUE 4/78 2003 Thomas Vanek BUF 1/5 1994 Jeff Mikesch DET 9/231 2000 Craig Weller STL 5/167 1985 Mike Luckraft DET 8/155 2003 Danny Irmen MIN 3/78 1994 Jimmy Roy DAL 11/254 2001 Neil Petruic OTT 8/235 1986 Scott Bloom CGY 5/100 2003 Ryan Potulny PHI 3/87 1994 Randy Stevens WPG S/4 2003 Jay Rosehill TB 7/227 1986 Robb Stauber LA 6/107 2003 Mike Vannelli ATL 4/136 1996 David Weninger WSH 3/74 2004 Mike Curry LA 7/205 1986 Randy Skarda STL 8/157 2003 Gino Guyer DAL 5/165 1997 Mat Snesrud ANA 7/181 2004 Matt Greer COL 8/233 1986 Marty Nanne CHI 8/161 2004 Blake Wheeler PHX 1/5 1998 Paul Cabana VAN 6/149 2004 Travis Gawryletz PHL 8/253 1986 Lance Pitlick MIN 9/180 2004 Kris Chucko CGY 1/24 2001 Bryan Perez NYI 9/260 2004 Matt McKnight DAL 9/280 1986 Blaine Rude PHL 9/188 2004 Alex Goligoski PIT 2/61 2002 Marty Magers BUF 4/121 2005 Matt Niskanen DAL 1/28 1986 John Blue WPG 10/197 2004 R.J.Anderson PHL 4/101 2003 Brady Greco TB 8/256 2005 Mason Raymond VAN 2/51 1986 Steve MacSwain CGY S/4 2004 Derek Peltier COL 6/184 2004 Jordan Foote NYR 6/169 2005 Michael Gergen PIT 2/61 1987 Sean Fabian VAN 5/87 2005 Ryan Stoa COL 2/34 2005 Alex Stalock SJ 4/112 1987 Ken Gernander WPG 5/96 2005 Jeff Frazee NJ 2/38 2005 Josh Meyers LA 7/206 1987 Ben Hankinson NJ 6/107 2005 Nate Hagemo CAR 2/58 MINNESOTA 2006 Jordan Fulton CGY 6/179 1987 Jake Enebak QUE 8/156 2005 Tony Lucia SJ 6/193 Year Name Team Rd/Pk 2007 Scott Kishel MTL 7/192 1987 Lance Werness CHI 9/176 2006 Erik Johnson STL 1/1 1969 Wally Olds DET 5/157 2008 Drew Olson CMB 4/118 1987 Larry Olimb MIN 10/193 2006 Phil Kessel BOS 1/5 1971 Dean Blais CHI 5/68 2009 Dylan Olsen CHI 1/28 1987 Jeff Pauletti EDM 11/231 2006 Kyle Okposo NYI 1/7 1971 Mike Antonovich MIN 9/113 2009 Daniel Delisle CHI 3/89 1987 Dave Snuggerud BUF S/2 2006 David Fischer MTL 1/20 1974 Dick Spannbauer ATL 3/46 2009 Maxwell Tardy STL 7/202 1974 John Sundberg CAL 6/92 1988 Jeff Stolp MIN 4/64 2006 Michael Carman COL 3/81 1974 Buzz Schneider PIT 6/98 1988 Travis Richards MIN 9/169 2006 Alex Kangas ATL 5/135 1974 Bill Moen ATL 6/100 1988 Grant Bischoff MIN 11/211 2006 Ryan Flynn NSH 6/176 1988 Cory Laylin PIT 11/214 2006 Jay Barriball SJ 7/203 MINNESOTA StATE 1974 John Memryk NYR 7/122 Year Name Team Rd/Pk 1974 Joe Micheletti MTL 7/123 1989 Doug Zmolek MIN 1/7 2007 Patrick White VAN 1/25 1989 John Brill PIT 3/58 2007 Jim O’Brien OTT 1/29 1974 Tom Anderson* CAL 7/111 1974 John Sheridan MIN 6/96 1987 Eric Burrill* NYR 9/178 1974 Brad Morrow PHI 13/211 1989 Trent Klatt WSH 4/82 2007 Nico Sacchetti DAL 2/50 1989 Tom Nevers PIT 5/100 2007 Mike Hoeffel NJ 2/57 1987 Dan Brettschneider* WSH 12/224 1974 Warren Miller NYR 21/241 2001 Tim Jackman CMB 2/38 1975 Russ Anderson PIT 2/31 1989 Tom Newman LA 5/103 2007 Jake Hansen CMB 3/68 1989 Tom Pederson MIN 11/217 2007 Cade Fairchild STL 4/96 2001 Jake Brenk EDM 5/154 1975 Paul Holmgren PHL 6/108 2003 David Backes STL 2/62 1975 Joe Baker KC 8/128 1989 Peter Hankinson WPG S/4 2007 Taylor Matson VAN 6/176 1989 Jon Anderson WPG S/9 2007 Nick Larson WSH 7/185 2003 Chad Brownlee VAN 6/190 1975 Robin Larson DET 11/178 2004 Travis Morin WSH 9/263 1975 Bob Fish MTL 14/207 1990 Craig Johnson STL 2/33 2008 Aaron Ness NYI 2/40 1990 Mike Muller WPG 2/35 2008 Nathan Condon COL 7/200 2006 Andrew Sackrison STL 5/124 1975 Don Madson MTL 16/214 2007 Jon Kalinski PHL 6/152 1976 Reed Larson DET 2/22 1990 Joe Dziedzic PIT 3/61 2009 Nick Leddy MIN 1/16 1990 Jeff Nielsen NYR 4/69 2009 Justin Schroeder VAN 1/22 2008 Justin Jokinen BUF 4/101 1976 Bill Baker MTL 3/54 * did not play in WCHA 1976 Phil Verchota MIN 5/75 1990 Darby Hendrickson TOR 4/73 2009 Zach Budish NSH 2/41 1977 Tom Gorence PHL 2/35 1990 Chris McAlpine NJ 7/137 2009 Josh Birkholz MIN 3/67 1977 Mike Greeder PHL 8/139 1991 Steve Magnusson CGY 4/85 2009 Seth Helgeson NJ 4/114 1977 Mike Reilly MTL 8/140 1991 Jeff Callinan STL 5/109 2009 Erik Haula MIN 7/182 NORTH DAKOTA 1991 Jay Moser BOS 8/172 Year Name Team Rd/Pk 1977 Don Micheletti WSH 9/143 1963 Roger Bamburak BOS 3/14 1977 Tim Harrer ATL 9/148 1991 Jed Fiebelkorn STL 9/197 1992 Charlie Wasley QUE 5/100 1968 John Marks CHI 1/9 1978 Steve Christoff MIN 2/24 MINNESOTA DULUTH 1969 Mike Baumgartner CHI 5/60 1978 Rob McClanahan
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    GOPHER HOCKEY GOPHER PROFILES ANDERSON’S CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL R.J. ANDERSON Year GP GATP P-PIM PP GW SH HT 05-06 37 04 412-32 0000 DEFENSEMAN 06-07 32 06 610-20 0000 Junior/Junior | 6-0 | 187 Total 69 0 10 10 22-52 0000 Shoots: Right 6 WCHA LINO LAKES, MINN. Year GP GATP P-PIM PP GW SH HT Centennial High School 05-06 26 03 39-26 0000 NHL: Philadelphia Flyers [Year 2004, Round 4, Pick 101] 06-07 22 04 46-12 0000 Total 48 07 715-38 0000 Talented defenseman who brings a good mix of offense and defense to the blueline • performs well on breakouts • will play a bigger role as a veteran blueliner this season • will look to contribute ANDERSON’S CAREER BESTS more in the scoring column in 2007-08. Goals (Game) N/A Assists (Game) 2 1/5/07 at Minnesota State 2006-07 | SOPHOMORE SEASON : Points (Game) 2 1/5/07 at Minnesota State Appeared in 32 games, including 22 WCHA contests • had totals of 0-6--6, including 0-4--4 in Goal Streak N/A league games • had two assists in the home series sweep vs. Wayne State (10/13-14) • notched Point Streak 2 3 times (last: 2/16-17/07) a career-high two assists in the 5-1 win at Minnesota State (1/5) • had two assists, both on game- winners, in the sweep at Colorado College (2/16-17) • missed six games with shoulder injuries • First Career Goal N/A owned a +2 rating • was paired with David Fischer for the majority of the season • also saw some First Career Assist 1/28/06 at Wisconsin playing time at forward • earned his second letter.
  • Jordan Leopold • Coached His Teams to Seven Macnaughton Cups and Three Broadmoor Trophies

    Jordan Leopold • Coached His Teams to Seven Macnaughton Cups and Three Broadmoor Trophies

    304677 1-48_Layout 1 10/24/13 8:51 AM Page 1 CREDITS Editors: Brian Deutsch Design and Layout: Jeff Keiser Photography: Eric Miller, Jerry Lee, Jim Rosvold, Christopher Mitchell, Bruce Kluck- hohn. Printing: University of Minnesota Printing Services Special thanks to Bob Swoverland and the staff at University of Minnesota Printing 2013-14 TEAM INFORMATION HISTORY Services 2013-14 Information 2 NCAA Tournament History 62 © 2013 University of Minnesota Intercollegiate Ath- letics. The information contained in this publication 2013-14 Schedule 3 1974 National Champions 66 was compiled by the University of Minnesota Intercol- 2013-14 Roster 4 1976 National Champions 67 legiate Athletics Communications office and is pro- 1979 National Champions 68 vided as a courtesy to our fans and the media and PLAYER PROFILES may be used for personal or editorial purposes only. 2002 National Champions 69 Any commercial use of this information is prohibited Seth Ambroz 5 without the consent of University of Minnesota Inter- 2003 National Champions 70 collegiate Athletics. Jake Bischoff 6 All-WCHA Golden Gophers 71 Travis Boyd 7 Mariucci Classic History 73 ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Michael Brodzinski 8 Coaching History 77 Taylor Cammarata 9 John Mariucci 78 CONTACT INFORMATION Nate Condon 10 John Mayasich 79 Asst. Athletic Communications Director/ Ryan Coyne 12 Hobey Baker Award Winners 80 Men’s Hockey Contact: Brian Deutsch Hudson Fasching 13 All-Americans 83 Office Phone: (612) 626-4011 Gabe Guertler 14 All-Time Captains 84 Mobile Phone: (651) 269-5654 Justin Holl 15 Team Awards 85 Email: [email protected] Christian Horn 16 All-Time Letterwinners 87 Fax: (612) 625-0359 Christian Isackson 17 All-Time Numbers 97 Web site: www.gophersports.com Justin Kloos 18 All-Time NHL Roster 102 Vinni Lettieri 19 Office Phone (612) 625-4090 All-Time NHL Entry Draft 110 Office Fax (612) 625-0359 Ben Marshall 20 All-Time Team USA Roster 114 Website www.gophersports.com A.J.