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MINNESOTA SWARM GAMES NOTES VS. BUFFALO MINNESOTA SWARM (3-1) BUFFALO BANDITS (2-2) 1/8 @CGY L, 9-10 1/8 ROC L, 10-11 OT MINNESOTA SWARM 1/15 @PHI W, 9-6 1/14 @WAS W, 16-8 1/22 TOR W, 15-14 1/22 EDM W, 9-8 at 1/29 @TOR L, 5-8 1/29 WAS W, 11-10 OT BUFFALO BANDITS 2/4 MINNESOTA SWARM 2/4 @BUFFALO BANDITS 2/12 @PHILADELPHIA WINGS 2/12 @ROCHESTER KNIGHTHAWKS 2/19 PHILADELPHIA WINGS 2/19 BOSTON BLAZERS 3/5 ROCHESTER KNIGHTHAWKS 2/20 @COLORADO MAMMOTH 3/6 @BOSTON BLAZERS 3/4 @COLORADO MAMMOTH 3/12 BOSTON BLAZERS 3/25 @EDMONTON RUSH 3/27 @MINNESOTA SWARM 3/27 BUFFALO BANDITS 4/2 WASHINGTON STEALTH 4/1 @CALGARY ROUGHNECKS 4/8 @TORONTO ROCK 4/2 CALGARY ROUGHNECKS 4/9 @ROCHESTER KNIGHTHAWKS 4/9 @WASHINGTON STEALTH FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2011 4/16 BOSTON BLAZERS 4/16 PHILADELPHIA WINGS HSBC ARENA - BUFFALO, N.Y. 4/23 ROCHESTER KNIGHTHAWKS 4/23 COLORADO MAMMOTH @ 6:30 PM CST Watch LIVE on mnswarm.com or nll.com NLL STANDINGS WHAT TO EASTERN DIVISION 1. TORONTO ROCK 4-1 WATCH FOR The Minnesota Swarm (3-1) will head to the East Coast to take 2. PHILADELPHIA WINGS 3-2 on the Buffalo Bandits (2-2) this Friday, Feb. 4 at HSBC Arena. ALL-TIME SERIES 3. BOSTON BLAZERS 3-3 Game time is set for 6:30 p.m. CST. 1/21/05 L, 15-10 MIN 4. ROCHESTER KNIGHTHAWKS 2-2 Minnesota will look to add another win to its strong start in 3/11/05 L, 23-16 MIN 5. BUFFALO BANDITS 2-2 2011 and extend its first place lead in the Western Division. The 3/18/05 L, 13-11 @BUF Swarm has won three straight games since losing its season opener to Rochester on Jan. 8 and will be looking for its first 2/18/06 L, 14-9 @BUF WESTERN DIVISION four-game winning streak since 2007. 3/4/06 W, 11-8 @BUF 1. MINNESOTA SWARM 3-1 Minnesota has benefited from a balanced attack on offense 3/26/06 L, 13-11 MIN 2. CALGARY ROUGHNECKS 4-2 led by F Ryan Benesch, who has a team-high 26 points (13g, 3. WASHINGTON STEALTH 2-3 13a). Benesch recorded the game-winning goal in overtime last 1/20/07 L, 22-13 @BUF 4. COLORADO MAMMOTH 1-3 weekend to give the Swarm an 11-10 victory against the Washington Stealth. 3/4/07 L, 18-14 MIN 5. EDMONTON RUSH 0-5 Forwards Callum Crawford (2g, 3a) and Aaron Wilson (2g, 3a) both posted five points in the win and continue to be productive 2/16/08 L, 16-14 @BUF after career-best seasons in 2010. Crawford ranks second on the team with 18 points (8g, 10a) and Wilson sits third with 15 3/8/08 L, 11-7 @BUF CONTACT INFORMATION points (6g, 9a). 1/24/09 L, 10-9 MIN Matt McCormack, Director of Brand Prior to last Saturday’s win, Minnesota had lost five consecutive overtime games dating back to 2008. Management and Communications 2/28/09 W, 16-15 @BUF On defense, G Nick Patterson and Co. continues to frustrate opponents. Patterson recorded his third straight victory last week- [email protected]/651-726-1761 1/30/10 L, 7-11 @BUF end and has not missed a minute of action this season. The eight-year veteran is posting career-bests in GAA (9.05) and SV% Alec Schimke, Media Relations (.816). He has also been named the NLL Defensive Player of the Week twice in 2011. ALL-TIME: BUF LEADS 11-2 [email protected]/651-785-5577 Minnesota has allowed a league low 37 goals this season and its penalty kill percentage at 68.4% ranks third. Jessica Baltes, Media Relations Intern [email protected]/651-726-1736 A trio of big names leads the Bandits in 2011 in F John Tavares (5g, 8a), F Tracey Kelusky (4g, 9a) and T Mark Steenhuis (4g, 8a). The Bandits currently rank last in goals scored this season (38), but rank second behind only the Swarm in goals allowed Katie Souba, Graphic Design Intern (38). [email protected]/651-726-1735 Buffalo leads the all-time series against Minnesota 11-2. The Swarm’s last victory against the Bandits came in 2008, where the Swarm stunned a sold-out crowd at HSBC Arena with a 16-15 victory on Feb. 28. MINNESOTA SWARM GAMES NOTES VS. BUFFALO LAST WEEK’S RECAP - W 11-10 OT WASHINGTON STEALTH (1/29/11) - The Minnesota Swarm (3-1) won its third straight game and now leads the Western Division after defeating the Washington Stealth (2-3) 11-10 in overtime on Treasure Island Field at Xcel Energy Center. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT FINAL Washington 2 2 3 3 0 10 Minnesota 1 5 1 3 1 11 | SOG - MIN 47, WAS 50 | Faceoffs - MIN 9/25, WAS 16/25 | PIM - MIN 8 min/4 inf, WAS 8 min/4 inf | Power-Play - MIN 1/4, WAS 1/4 | THE STREAK ENDS - Minnesota’s win in overtime was its first since beating Philadelphia 15-14 at home on April 12, 2008. The Swarm had lost five straight overtime games since then. Minnesota went 0-4 in 2010 and was 0-1 in 2011 prior to its victory against the Stealth. WASHINGTON KILLER - After recording a franchise-high seven goals against Washington two weeks ago (1/14), F Ryan Benesch responded with the game-winning goal in overtime this time around against the Stealth. The native of Kitchener, Ontario had a team-high five points (3g, 2a). THE LEAD- F Aaron Wilson (2g, 3a) scored two goals in the fourth quarter to give Minnesota a 10-8 lead. Washinton went on to tie the game up at 10-10, sending the game into overtime. PATTERSON- G Nick Patterson (2a) improved his 2011 record to 3-1 after stopping 40 of 50 shots in the win. ON THE BOARD - T Andrew Suitor (2a), D Noah Talbot (1a), D Joe Cinosky (1a) all recorded their first points of the season. SEASON FIRST- F Kevin Ross (1g, 2a) recorded his first goal of the season. CRAWFORD- F Callum Crawford tallied five points (2g, 3a) for the Swarm. After recording two goals in the second quarter, he tied up the game 4-4 for Minnesota. SEASON-HIGH- F Zack Greer (2g, 2a) notched a season-high four points for Minnesota. He started off the scoring for the Swarm at the 8:37 mark in the first quarter. ALSO NOTABLE: ATOP THE WEST - Minnesota (3-1) is in first place in the West Division. 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BUFFALO 2011 MINNESOTA SWARM TEAM STATS INDIVIDUAL REGULAR SEASON LEADERS PLAYER GOALS PLAYER AST PLAYER PTS PLAYER LB RYAN BENESCH 13 RYAN BENESCH 13 RYAN BENESCH 26 TRAVIS HILL 34 CALLUM CRAWFORD 8 CALLUM CRAWFORD 10 CALLUM CRAWFORD 18 ANDREW SUITOR 30 MAT GILES 6 AARON WILSON 9 AARON WILSON 15 ANDREW WATT 27 AARON WILSON 6 KEVIN ROSS 7 MAT GILES 12 RYAN BENESCH 23 ZACK GREER 5 MAT GILES 6 ZACK GREER 10 JON SULLIVAN 20 MINNESOTA SWARM GAMES NOTES VS. BUFFALO 2011 MINNESOTA SWARM TEAM STATS GOALS BY PERIOD 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL PENALTIES NUMBER MINS SWARM 11 13 7 14 1 46 SWARM 21 54 OPPONENTS 10 8 8 10 1 37 OPPONENTS 22 56 FACE-OFFS WON ATTEMPTS PCTG POWER PLAY G ATT PCTG SWARM 36 99 .364 SWARM 9 15 60.0% OPPONENTS 65 99 .656 OPPONENTS 4 15 26.7% SHOTS ON GOAL BY PERIOD 1 2 3 4 OT TOTAL PENALTY KILLING GA TSH PCTG SWARM 41 45 42 55 7 190 SWARM 4 15 73.3% OPPONENTS 48 54 45 48 6 201 OPPONENTS 9 15 40.0% TEAM RECORD W-L TEAM RECORD BY MONTH Overall 3-1 January 3-1 Vs. East 1-1 February 0-0 Vs. West 2-0 March 0-0 Home 2-1 April 0-0 Away 1-0 Overtime 1-1 MINNESOTA SWARM RECORD WHEN… Scoring first goal of game: 2-0 Leading after third quarter: 1-0 Opponent scoring first goal of game: 1-1 Trailing after third quarter: 1-1 Leading after first quarter: 2-0 Tied after third quarter: 1-0 Trailing after first quarter: 1-0 Overtime: 2011 1-1 Tied after first quarter: 0-1 Overtime: All-Time 7-6 Leading at halftime: 2-0 Outshooting opponent: 0-1 Trailing at halftime: 1-1 Outshot by opponent: 3-0 Tied at halftime: 0-0 2011 MINNESOTA SWARM TEAM AWARDS NLL WEEKLY AWARDS Overall Player of the Week F Ryan Benesch, Week 2 Offensive Player of the Week F Ryan Benesch, Week 2 Defensive Player of the Week G Nick Patterson, Week 2, 3 MINNESOTA SWARM GAMES NOTES VS.
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