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UMASS HOCKEY 2020-21 RECORD BOOK - 1 Cahoon Coached at the University of Massachusetts 2020-21 RECORD BOOK Updated October 15, 2020 UMass Hockey Timeline......................................................................................................................................................1-3 Yearly Records ........................................................................................................................................................................ 4 Year-By-Year Results ..........................................................................................................................................................5-11 All-Time Vs. Opponents ...................................................................................................................................................12-17 Overtime Games .................................................................................................................................................................. 18 Results Vs. Ranked Opponents ....................................................................................................................................... 19-20 All-Time Roster By Number ............................................................................................................................................ 21-22 Letterwinners ...................................................................................................................................................................23-25 All-Time Captains List ...........................................................................................................................................................26 Hobey Baker Winner Cale Makar ...................................................................................................................................... 27 All-Americans ........................................................................................................................................................................28 Award Winners ...............................................................................................................................................................29-32 All-Time Top 20 Scorers ....................................................................................................................................................... 33 Career Records ...............................................................................................................................................................34-35 Single-Season Records ..................................................................................................................................................36-37 Goaltending Records............................................................................................................................................................38 Streaks & Class Records .......................................................................................................................................................39 Team & Division I Records ....................................................................................................................................................40 UMass Hockey East Records ............................................................................................................................................... 41 Mullins Center Records ........................................................................................................................................................ 42 Attendance Records ............................................................................................................................................................. 42 UMass Players In The Pros .............................................................................................................................................43-48 Pro Championships & International Competition ...............................................................................................................50 Year-By-Year Statistics .................................................................................................................................................... 51-73 Team Season Year-By-Year ...................................................................................................................................................74 Individual Career Summaries ........................................................................................................................................75-95 UMASS HOCKEY TIMELINE Dec. 12, 1908 – First hockey game played at 1939-47 – There was no hockey program at UMa- Save % and Goals Against Average 3.05. UMass then known as Massachusetts State Col- ss due to World War II. 1972 – Pat Kennan – He was a star forward. He lege was a 2-0 win over Springfield Tech. It was is UMass’ all-time leader in points (180) and goals the first game of a rivalry that lasted 12 years be- 1948-49 through 1953-54 – There were four dif- (105) and holds the top three single-season scor- tween the two schools. ferent coaches that led the hockey team. They were ing performances for (65 in 1972-73, 59 in 1971- Thomas Filmore (’47-49) (0-5-0 in 2 years) his first 72 and 56 in 1970-71. For his career, he averaged 1908 – The Campus Pond was the first home to the game came against Williams College on Jan. 18, a remarkable 2.73 points per game. He is one of Men’s Ice Hockey team. 1949 and was a loss 1-11. His last game was also eight hockey players in the UMass Athletics Hall a loss this time to Northeastern 3-13. Walter Fitz- of Fame. Career Stats in three years: 66 Games Jan. 27, 1908 – First hockey game played on the gerald’s (’49-50) (2-3-2 in one year) first game Played, 105 Goals, 75 Assists, 180 Points. road was at Springfield Tech where the team lost was in Boston against Northeastern, 14-1 loss, and 4 to 5. six games later the team fell to American Interna- Jan. 25, 1970 – First game of the 70’s was at Penn- tional College which was his last game as coach. sylvania and was a 7-3 loss. 1917-18 – The first coach was Elton Mansell who Bill Needham (’50-51) (0-7-0 in one year) had 7 coached through the 1923-24 season. straight losses for his one year as coach and Mel Dec. 27 & 28, 1967 – Played in the first Yankee He had a record of 24-23-5 in 5 years. Masucco (’53-54) (0-9-1 in one year) had one tie Conference Tournament in Durham, NH against and nine losses - his only year as head coach at New Hampshire (L 1-8) and Connecticut (W 4-2) Jan. 19, 1918 – First win of Coach Elton Mansell. UMass. His first game was at Tufts was a loss (1- He accumulated 24 wins in his 5 years. 16) and his last was a 1-6 loss to Amherst College. Nov. 24, 1970 –Coach Canniff’s 25th win came against Lowell Tech (16-0). UMass’ record was 48-33-6 in the first decade. The four years of hockey following the war, 1947- 48; 1948-49; 1949-50, 1950-51 had a total re- March 10, 1971 – Went to the ECAC Division II Jan. 12, 1920 – First game of the decade – UMass cord of 2-15-2. Playoffs in Burlington, Vt. and was downed by Ver- at Amherst College, UMass won 2-1. mont 1-2. 1951-53 – There was no hockey at UMass. Jan. 16, 1920 – First game played against a cur- Feb. 12, 1972 –Coach Canniff’s 50th win played rent Hockey East member. UMass traveled to Bos- 1954-55 through 1966-67 – For 13 years Steve against Northeastern (5-4) in overtime. ton University and won 10-2. Kosakowski led the UMass hockey team with a re- cord of 73-118-4 in 13 years. March 4 & 8, 1972 – Hosted the ECAC Division II Jan. 17, 1920 – Second game played against a Playoffs – 3/4 St. Anselm (W 5-3) & 3/8 Merri- current Hockey East member. UMass played at 1953-56 – Russ Kidd had 50 goals, 30 assists and mack (W 4-2). Boston College winning 5-4. 80 points to rank 17th in the Top 20 Scoring For- wards. March 11, 1972 – Hosted the ECAC Division II Fi- 1924 Chamonix Olympics in the French Alps – Two nals won by UMass over Buffalo 8-1. UMass Aggies went to the Olympics on the Unit- Jan. 8, 1955 – Coach Kosakowski’s first game and ed States Olympic Hockey team. Justin McCarthy first win. Against AIC came as a forfeit to UMass Feb. 13, 1976 – UMass played Colby College to (’21) and John Lyons (’22) 2-8. a 7-3 win which was Coach Canniff’s 100th win at UMass. Feb. 21, 1924 - Elton Mansell’s last game played at Feb. 21, 1959 – Was the 25th win for Coach Ko- Amherst College with a 1-0 win. sakowski. Feb. 28, 1979 – The final game of Coach Canniff’s tenure was at Williams College with an 8-12 loss. Jan. 10, 1925 - The inaugural game for Howard UMass’ record for the 50’s was 30-55-0. It was also the final game from 1979 to 1993-94. Green. It was a 2-0 win against Williams College. Dec. 12, 1960 – UMass played American Interna- The record for UMass in the 70’s was 96-105-8. Feb. 4, 1925 - The last game for Coach Green, it tional College and won 4 to 2. was a 2-14 loss at Dartmouth. Coach’s one year There was no hockey at UMass until 1993. record was 2-5-0. Feb. 15, 1963 – Was the 50th win for Coach Ko- sakowski. Feb. 4, 1993 – The William D. Mullins Center 1925-26 through 1938-39 Lorin Ball was the third opened with a men’s basketball game vs. West Vir- coach in the history of UMass hockey. Feb. 28, 1967 at Holy Cross with a 4-6 loss, the 13 ginia, a thrilling overtime game win for the Minute- Jan. 25, 1926 – The first game for Lorin Ball as years of Coach Kosakowski came to a close. men. The Mullins Center is the home for men’s
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