2016-17 BIG TEN HOCKEY MEDIA GUIDE

BIG LIFE. BIG STAGE. BIG TEN. TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTENTS THE Media Information...... 2 Headquarters and Conference Center 5440 Park Place • Rosemont, 60018 • Phone: 847-696-1010 Big Ten Conference History...... 3 Office Commissioner James E. Delany...... 4 900 Third Avenue, 36th Floor • New York, N.Y., 10022 • Phone: 212-243-3290

Big Life. Big Stage. Big Ten...... 5 Website: bigten.org Facebook: /BigTenConference Twitter: @BigTen, @B1Ghockey Big Ten Tournament...... 6 BIG TEN STAFF – ROSEMONT Big Ten Tournament Bracket...... 7 Commissioner: James E. Delany Deputy Commissioner, CFO/COO: Brad Traviolia 2016-17 Composite Schedule...... 8-9 Deputy Commissioner, Public Affairs: Diane Dietz Senior Associate Commissioner, Television Administration: Mark Rudner 2016-17 TEAM CAPSULES...... 10-16 Associate Commissioner, Finance: Julie Suderman Wolverines...... 11 Associate Commissioner, Football Operations:Scott Chipman ...... 12 Associate Commissioner, Men’s Basketball: Rick Boyages Golden Gophers...... 13 Associate Commissioner, Policy: Chad Hawley Associate Commissioner, Sports Administration: Wendy Fallen ...... 14 Associate Commissioner, Technology: Mike McComiskey Penn State Nittany Lions...... 15 Assistant Commissioner, Branding: Robin Jentes Wisconsin Badgers...... 16 Assistant Commissioner, Communications:Jason Yellin Assistant Commissioner, Compliance: Gil Grimes 2015-16 SEASON IN REVIEW...... 17-22 Director, Building Services: Brenda Hilton Season in Review...... 17-18 Director, Communications:Adam Augustine Individual & Team Stats - All Games...... 19-20 Director, Communications:Brett McWethy Individual & Team Stats - Conference Games...... 21-22 Director, Human Resources: Kimberly Smith Director, Information Technology:Brandon Winbush RECORDS ...... 23-32 Director, Video Services: Tony Buyniski Individual Records - All Games...... 23-25 Associate Director, Communications: Chris Masters Associate Director, Football/Basketball Operations: Davon Robb Team Records - All Games...... 26-27 Associate Director, Sports Administration: Natalie Lutz Individual and Team Records - Conference Games...... 28-29 Assistant Director, Accounting: Satvik Patel Annual Stat Champions...... 30 Assistant Director, Basketball/Football Operations: Marc VandeWettering Career Clubs...... 31-32 Assistant Director, Branding: Chris Althoff Assistant Director, Branding: Doron Tamari COACHING RECORDS...... 33-35 Assistant Director, Communications: Bryson Jones Current Coaches Year-by-Year Records...... 33 Assistant Director, Compliance: Jennifer Dominguez All Coaches Records by School...... 34 Assistant Director, Policy: Fred Krauss All-Time Coaching Records...... 35 Assistant Director, Sports Administration: Ella Forrest Assistant Director, Sports Administration: Jasmine Green Assistant Director, Video Services: Matt Braunscheidel BIG TEN TOURNAMENT...... 36-38 Production Coordinator/Building Manager: W.T. Robinson All-Time Results...... 36 Executive Assistant to the Commissioner:Barbara Greenbaum Honors and Attendance...... 36 Executive Assistant: Sandra Morgan History...... 36 Administrative Assistant: Linda Arnold Records...... 37-38 Administrative Assistant: Sue Immekus Championship Game Records...... 38 Administrative Assistant: Janelle McDaniel Administrative Assistant: Mary Jo O’Donohue HISTORY ...... 39-44 Administrative Assistant: Madeline Russell All-Time Standings...... 39 Bob Hammel Communications Intern: Megan Rowley Big Ten Championships...... 39 C.D. Henry Intern: Marcy Silva Big Ten in the NCAA Championship...... 40 Video Intern: Joseph Hamata NCAA Championship Honors...... 41 BIG TEN STAFF – NEW YORK NCAA Year-by-Year Results...... 42-43 Assistant Commissioner, Men’s/Women’s Basketball Operations:Jessica Palermo Big Ten in Final Polls...... 44 Assistant Commissioner, Public Affairs: Kerry Kenny Administrative Assistant: Alec Fisher HONORS ...... 45-55 National Honors...... 45 COORDINATORS OF OFFICIALS BIG TEN SPORTS PROPERTIES Big Ten Honors...... 46 Baseball: Rich Fetchiet General Manager: Scott Bailey Academic All-Big Ten...... 47-48 Field Hockey: Jane Hansen Account Executive: Matt Ryan Academic All-Americans...... 48 Football: Bill Carollo Manager, Client Services: Weekly Honors - ...... 49 : Steve Piotrowski Libby McCormick Big Ten in the NHL Draft...... 50-54 Men’s Basketball: Rick Boyages Marketing Assistant: Max Miller Big Ten in the Olympics...... 54-55 Soccer: Steve Siomos Softball:Sally Walker Volleyball: Marcia Alterman Women’s Basketball: Patty Broderick Wrestling: Mike Allen CREDITS

The 2016-17 Big Ten Conference men’s hockey media guide, Volume 4, is produced by the Big Ten Conference office, James E. Delany, Commissioner. Information and photographs for this publication were supplied by the athletic communications offices of Big Ten member institutions. A special thanks is extended to all those who assisted on this project, especially the Big Ten communications directors and their staffs, who were invaluable to the completion of this guide.

Designed and produced by: Jason Yellin, Kerry Kenny, Adam Augustine, Brett Mc- Wethy, Chris Masters, Bryson Jones and Megan Rowley. bigten.org 1 MEDIA INFORMATION Dear media member: Welcome to the 2016-17 college hockey season! The Big Ten Conference would like to thank those media members who will cover this season of Big Ten men’s hockey. This media guide is intended to assist in the media’s coverage of Big Ten hockey. As always, please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or need assistance. We look forward to working with you this season!

COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES

Big Ten Men’s Ice Hockey Tournament Weekly Awards The 2017 Big Ten Men’s Ice Hockey Tournament will be held March 16-18 at Joe Big Ten Hockey Three Stars of the Week are chosen by a vote of the Big Ten Louis Arena in Detroit, Mich. The Big Ten will conduct a media teleconference Communications staff from nominations supplied by the schools’ communica- with the six participating head coaches on Tuesday, March 14. Credential applica- tions offices. The Big Ten office will announce weekly hockey award winners on tion information and other details will be sent out in February. Tuesdays.

Website Postseason Awards Weekly releases, statistics and standings for Big Ten hockey will be available In hockey, coaches and a media panel choose All-Conference teams (first, sec- online at www.bigten.org. ond, honorable mention and All-Freshman) and five individual awards (Coach of the Year, Player of the Year, Freshman of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year Social Media and of the Year) as well as a Big Ten Scoring Champion (awarded to For real-time updates, follow us on Twitter @B1Ghockey and @BigTen. You can the player with the most total points in conference games only). The Big Ten also also become an online fan of the Big Ten at facebook.com/BigTenConference and names one Sportsmanship Award honoree from each institution. These students instagram.com/bigten. become candidates for the Big Ten Outstanding Sportsmanship Award, as the conference honors one male and one female from each institution at the end of facebook.com/BigTenConference the school year. Academic All-Big Ten teams are named for every sport. The teams are composed of all letterwinners who are in at least their second aca- demic year at their institution and carry a cumulative grade- average (GPA) twitter.com/B1Ghockey of 3.0 or higher. The conference office also presents the Distinguished Scholar Award at the end of each academic year. Students eligible for the Distinguished instagram.com/bigten Scholar Award must be letterwinners in at least their second year in residence at their institution. Qualifying students must have earned a GPA of 3.7 or higher for the current academic year, excluding summer school. E-mail Service Information on Big Ten hockey will be emailed throughout the year to accredited media. The Big Ten utilizes a media email list website which requires that media fill out an application on-line to receive media e-mails. Once the information is submitted, media can control and adjust their own accounts to only receive the information they need. Media may also remove themselves from the media email list if necessary. For the media email list website address, contact Adam Augustine at the Big Ten office.

BIG TEN MEDIA CONTACTS

JASON YELLIN KERRY KENNY ADAM AUGUSTINE BRETT McWETHY CHRIS MASTERS BRYSON JONES MEGAN ROWLEY Assistant Commissioner Assistant Commissioner Director Director Associate Director Assistant Director Bob Hammel Office: 847-696-1010 Women’s Lacrosse, Football, Hockey, Men’s Basketball, Cross Football (secondary), Volleyball, Men’s Soccer, Communications Intern Cell: 630-286-1611 Women’s Gymnastics, Outdoor Track & Field Country, Women’s Golf, Women’s Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Field Hockey, Swimming [email protected] Men’s Golf Office: 847-696-1010 Men’s Lacrosse Women’s Soccer, Softball Indoor Track & Field & Diving, Men’s Gymnas- Office: 212-243-3290 Cell: 608-215-4391 Office: 847-696-1010 Office: 847-696-1010 Office: 847-696-1010 tics, Tennis, Rowing Cell: 267-229-9792 [email protected] Cell: 815-751-1015 Cell: 574-532-4166 Cell: 678-523-5924 Office: 847-696-1010 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

bigten.org 2 BIG TEN CONFERENCE HISTORY

Known as one of intercollegiate sports’ most success- In one of Duke’s first actions as commissioner, he ful undertakings, the Big Ten is home to a lineage of oversaw the adoption of the Big Ten Advisory Com- legendary names and an ongoing tradition of devel- mission in 1972, designed to study conference pro- oping strong leaders. Even in its infancy, the confer- grams and make suggestions which would further ence established itself as the preeminent collection Big Ten objectives. The Advisory Commission enlists of institutions in the nation, where the pursuit of former students that competed in Big Ten athletics to academic excellence prevailed as the definitive . serve as liaisons to the NCAA’s Diversity and Inclusion Department, the Big Ten Student-Athlete Advisory The history of the Big Ten traces back more than 120 Commission and other organizations. years to the Palmer House hotel in , where on January 11, 1895, then-Purdue president James H. In 1981, the conference presidents and chancellors Smart and leaders from the University of Chicago, University of Illinois, University of endorsed a proposal that enabled universities to affiliate their women’s intercol- Michigan, , Northwestern University and University of Wis- legiate programs with the conference, and the first conference championships for consin set out to organize and develop principles for the regulation of intercollegiate women were staged that fall. The Big Ten was the first conference to voluntarily athletics. adopt male and female participation goals after launching its Gender Equity Action Plan in 1992. At that meeting, a blueprint for the administration of college athletics under the direction of appointed faculty representatives was outlined. The presidents’ first In December of 1989, the conference agreed in principle to invite Pennsylvania State known action “restricted eligibility for athletics to bonafide, full-time students who University for membership. On June 4, 1990, the Council of Presidents officially were not delinquent in their studies.” That important legislation, along with other voted to integrate Penn State into the conference, giving the Big Ten 11 members. legislation that would follow in the coming years, served as the primary building block for intercollegiate athletics. In 2004, the Big Ten implemented a pilot program of instant replay for college foot- ball. Following the season, the conference forwarded replay proposals to the NCAA On February 8, 1896, one faculty member from each of those seven universities met regarding the future use of instant replay, where it approved country-wide testing at the same Palmer House and officially established the mechanics of the confer- in 2005. In 2006, the NCAA approved the use of instant replay for all conferences. ence, which was officially incorporated as the “Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association” in 1905. In 2006, Delany announced the creation of the first conference-owned television network, a 20-year agreement with FOX Networks to create what would become the Indiana University and the State University of Iowa became the eighth and ninth Big Ten Network (BTN). Launched on Aug. 30, 2007, BTN now produces more than members in 1899. In 1908, Michigan briefly withdrew its membership, and in 1912 1,000 events across all platforms each year. BTN is in more than 60 million homes in joined the conference, bringing its membership total back to the U.S. and Canada via the nation’s major cable, satellite and telco providers and nine. Upon Michigan’s return in 1917, the conference was first referred to as the “Big more than 300 additional cable operators across the country. BTN2Go is the digital Ten” by media members, and that name was eventually incorporated in 1987. extension of BTN, delivering live and on-demand programming to computers, smart- phones and tablets and also is accessible outside the U.S., Canada and the Caribbean As the 1900s opened, faculty representatives established rules for intercollegiate via BTN2Go International. athletics that were novel for the time. As early as 1904, the faculty approved leg- islation that required eligible athletes to meet entrance requirements and to have On June 11, 2010, the Big Ten Council of Presidents/Chancellors (COP/C) approved a completed a full year’s work, along with having one year of residence. formal membership application by the University of Nebraska, expanding the confer- ence to 12 institutions. Nebraska officially joined the Big Ten on July 1, 2011. In 1901, the first Big Ten Championship event was staged when the outdoor track and field championships were held at the University of Chicago. The debut event The conference expanded its footprint further in 2012 when the COP/C approved marked what is now a staple of conference competition. Today, the Big Ten sponsors formal membership applications from the University of Maryland and Rutgers Uni- 28 official sports, 14 for men and 14 for women, including the addition of men’s versity on November 19 and 20, respectively. Maryland and Rutgers became official ice hockey and men’s and women’s lacrosse the last three years. Big Ten schools Big Ten members on July 1, 2014, giving the conference almost 9,500 students par- compete in a total of 42 different sports, furthering the conference’s commitment to ticipating in intercollegiate athletics and more than 11,000 participation opportuni- broad-based programming and providing more participation opportunities than any ties on 350 teams. conference in the country. On June 3, 2013, the Big Ten announced that Johns Hopkins University had been One of the conference’s proudest traditions began in 1902 when Michigan took on accepted as the conference’s first sport affiliate member. Johns Hopkins’ addition Stanford in the Rose Bowl, the nation’s first bowl game. Big Ten teams only appeared in men’s lacrosse gave the Big Ten six institutions sponsoring the sport, allowing the in Pasadena twice before the conference signed an exclusive contract with the Tour- debut of men’s lacrosse as an official conference sport and building on the Big Ten’s nament of Roses in 1946, making it the first bowl game with permanent conference tradition of broad-based sports competition. On June 17, 2015, the conference an- affiliations. But Michigan’s appearance in 1902 cultivated a relationship that has en- nounced that Johns Hopkins was accepted as a sport affiliate member for women’s dured for more than a century. In January 2014, Michigan State defeated Stanford in lacrosse beginning with the 2016-17 academic year. the 100th Rose Bowl Game. Since opening in the fall of 2013, the Big Ten conference center has hosted more than Coupling the academic goals set forth by the leaders of the charter members of the 300 meetings annually for member institutions, Big Ten Academic Alliance (formerly conference and their steadfast commitment to athletics, the conference instituted CIC) related committees and coaches groups. The headquarters also features an in- the Big Ten Medal of Honor in 1915. It is awarded annually by each conference insti- teractive digital museum - the Big Ten Experience – which opened to the public on tution to a student of the graduating class who has attained the greatest proficiency June 7, 2014, and brings the conference’s storied academic and athletic history to in scholarship and athletics. It is the most prestigious honor a student competing in life. For more information on the Big Ten Experience, go to bigten.org. Big Ten athletics can receive. In June 2014, the Big Ten opened a second office in New York City, featuring both In 1922, Major John L. Griffith became the conference’s first “Commissioner of Ath- office and meeting space in Midtown Manhattan. Three Big Ten staff members are letics.” Griffith was the first of five men to assume the role of commissioner in the based in the New York City office to provide expanded coverage and service, while conference’s history, followed by Kenneth L. “Tug” Wilson in 1945, Bill Reed in 1961, other conference and institutional administrators utilize the space as necessary Wayne Duke in 1971 and current commissioner James E. Delany in 1989. when conducting business on the East Coast. The Big Ten and its member institu- tions also have access to satellite office space in Washington, D.C. After nearly 30 years with 10 members, the conference consolidated to nine schools when the University of Chicago formally withdrew its membership in 1946. Michigan Delany and his staff work to meet the educational needs of students competing in in- State College (now Michigan State University) was added to the Big Ten three years tercollegiate athletics to allow them to excel in all areas of their lives. The conference later, bringing the number of affiliated conference schools to 10 once again. office manages 28 different championships and tournaments, offers legislative and compliance services, oversees the production and distribution of more than 1,400 In 1955, the Big Ten formulated a revenue-sharing model designed to pool all foot- events annually, provides staff services to coaching and administrative personnel and ball television rights of its members and share those proceeds equally. The confer- services media and fans interest for information on the Big Ten. ence and its members continue to utilize a revenue-sharing model, dividing media rights, bowl payouts and other profits among all conference institutions. More than 120 years after its inception, the Big Ten remains a national leader in intercollegiate athletics on and off the field. Big Ten programs have combined to win While academics have always played an integral role in the conference, presidents of more than 450 team and 1,800 individual national championships, consistently tak- the Big Ten member institutions formalized the primacy of academics with the estab- ing home individual honors for athletic and academic accomplishments and fulfilling lishment of the Big Ten Academic Alliance (formerly the Committee on Institutional the Big Ten’s mission of academic achievement and athletic success. Cooperation) in 1958. The Big Ten Academic Alliance is an academic consortium of all Big Ten universities. In 2014, the schools currently constituting the Big Ten Academic Alliance produced over $10 billion in funded research, $5 billion more than any other conference. bigten.org 3 COMMISSIONER JAMES E. DELANY

Only the Big Ten’s fifth commissioner since its of 2012, the Big Ten announced a partnership with the Ivy League to study the effects founding in 1896, James E. Delany is in his 28th of head injuries in sports. year with the conference. He has led the Big Ten through significant periods of growth that have The Big Ten has seen unprecedented levels of national television coverage during helped the conference maintain its preeminent Delany’s tenure, highlighted by the creation of the Big Ten Network (BTN). Launched in position as one of the nation’s leaders in provid- August 2007 as a joint-venture with FOX, BTN was the first national conference-owned ing quality academic and athletic experiences for television network. Delany has also negotiated media agreements with ABC, CBS Sports young men and women. and ESPN, while FOX serves as the official broadcast partner of the Big Ten Football Championship Game. Through these agreements, more than 1,400 events are pro- The Big Ten has grown to 14 member institutions duced and distributed annually. during Delany’s tenure, including the additions of Penn State in 1991, Nebraska in 2011 and Mary- Big Ten teams have won national championships in 29 different sports since Delany land and Rutgers in 2014. With the conference’s joined the conference, including at least seven titles in seven of the last eight academic footprint now stretching from the Colorado border years. The top 10 single-season football attendance records have been established in to the Atlantic Ocean and more than five million his tenure, while men’s basketball has led the country in attendance for the last 40 alumni across the country, Delany continues to work toward strengthening traditional seasons through the 2015-16 campaign. Each year more than 11 million patrons attend relationships while building a presence in a new region. Big Ten home contests, as the conference leads the nation in attendance for hockey, vol- leyball and wrestling in addition to men’s basketball. The Big Ten has also added tourna- The Big Ten maintains offices in Rosemont, Ill., and New York City, with satellite office ments for men’s and women’s basketball, men’s ice hockey and men’s and women’s space in Washington, D.C. Big Ten events are scheduled to be held throughout the coun- lacrosse, as well as challenge series with various conferences. try, with the football championship game in Indianapolis and basketball tournaments held in Chicago, Indianapolis, New York City and Washington, D.C. The baseball tourna- Delany and the Big Ten have been active in the community, creating the school outreach ment returned to Omaha, Neb., in 2016, while the hockey tournaments have been held program SCORE (Success Comes Out of Reading Everyday). For more than 25 years, the in Saint Paul, Minn., and Detroit. In addition, the Big Ten features the largest and most conference has partnered with Chicago elementary schools to improve reading perfor- diverse postseason football lineup in conference history, with 16 potential bowl desti- mance. The Big Ten has also established numerous community programs surrounding nations spread across the nation. its men’s and women’s basketball tournaments and football championship game.

Under Delany’s guidance, the Big Ten has been a national leader in providing opportuni- The 68-year old Delany is a native of South Orange, N.J. He received his undergradu- ties for students to earn a degree while competing in intercollegiate athletics, maintain- ate degree in political science from the University of North Carolina in 1970 and juris ing broad-based programming, supporting gender equity and continued innovation. doctorate degree from the University of North Carolina School of Law in 1973. At UNC, The Big Ten will administer over $200 million in direct financial support to more than Delany was a three-year member of the varsity basketball team, serving as tri- 9,500 students for more than 11,000 participation opportunities on 350 teams in 42 in 1970 and twice participating in NCAA Final Four competition. In September 2012, different sports. The Big Ten introduced men’s ice hockey and men’s and women’s la- Delany received the UNC Distinguished Alumni Award. crosse as official conference sports in the last three years, with Johns Hopkins University becoming the conference’s first sport affiliate member for men’s and women’s lacrosse. In October 2014, Delany and the Big Ten were presented the Torch of Liberty Award In March 2016, the conference announced that Notre Dame will join the Big Ten for by the Anti-Defamation League in honor of the conference’s commitment to diversity, men’s ice hockey beginning with the 2017-18 academic year. The Big Ten now sponsors equality and opportunity for more than a century. In February 2016, he was honored 28 official sports, more than every conference except the Ivy League. with the John W. Bunn Lifetime Achievement Award, the most prestigious award pre- sented by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame outside of enshrinement. Under Delany, the Big Ten has been a champion for Title IX. The conference was the first Delany is also a member of the St. Benedict’s Preparatory, Ohio Valley Conference, to voluntarily adopt participation goals for female students competing in intercollegiate Newark, N.J., and Chicagoland Halls of Fame. athletics as the Big Ten initiated the Gender Equity Action Plan in 1992. The Big Ten leads all conferences with more than 4,400 female students playing sports and features After earning his law degree, Delany served as counsel for the North Carolina Senate more than 750 televised or streamed women’s athletic events. Big Ten women’s teams Judiciary Committee from 1973 to 1974, and was staff attorney for the North Carolina have claimed 124 national titles. Justice Department from 1974 to 1975.

The Big Ten also developed the first collegiate football version of instant replay, which Delany’s distinguished career in administering intercollegiate athletics began at the was implemented during the 2004 season. The conference has applied numerous ini- NCAA where he was employed as an enforcement representative from 1975-79. For tiatives under Delany’s leadership, including Sportsmanship Awards beginning in 2003 the next decade, he served as commissioner of the Ohio Valley Conference before join- and Postgraduate Scholarships starting with the 2012-13 academic year. In the summer ing the Big Ten in 1989.

Personal Information Legal Experience Boards and Committees Full name: James Edward “Jim” Delany 1973-74 North Carolina Senate BTN Board of Directors Hometown: South Orange, New Jersey Judiciary Committee Counsel Collegiate Commissioners Association (CCA) Wife: Catherine “Kitty” Fisher Delany 1974-75 North Carolina Justice Department General Alumni Association, University of North Children: Newman and James Chancellor Staff Attorney Carolina National Football Foundation Board of Directors Education Athletic Administration Experience Various NCAA and CCA committees and working High School: St. Benedict’s Preparatory, 1975-79 NCAA Enforcement Representative groups Newark, New Jersey 1979-89 Ohio Valley Conference Commissioner College: University of North Carolina, 1970 1989-present Big Ten Conference Commissioner Chapel Hill, North Carolina Bachelor of Arts, Political Science Hall of Fame Inductions Graduate: University of North Carolina, 1973 St. Benedict’s Preparatory Hall of Fame Juris Doctorate Ohio Valley Conference Hall of Fame Newark, N.J. Hall of Fame Playing Experience Chicagoland Hall of Fame 1967-70 North Carolina varsity basketball team Two-time participant in the NCAA Final Four 1969-70 Tri-captain of UNC varsity basketball team

bigten.org 4 BIG LIFE. BIG STAGE. BIG TEN.

Big Life. Big Stage. Big Ten. Since its inception in 1896, the pursuit and attainment of academic excellence has been a priority for every Big Ten member institution. But maintaining the conference’s standard of competing at the highest level in athletics also endures as an important component of the Big Ten experience. Striking that balance between academics and athletics is integral to the Big Ten’s identity. Recognized as one of intercollegiate sports’ most successful undertakings, the Big Ten strives for success from its students not only on the field and in the classroom, but around the world as well.

PREMIER ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS LEADERS IN INNOVATION The Big Ten Academic Alliance is an academic consortium of all 14 Took part in the nation’s first bowl game, winning the 1902 Rose Bowl Big Ten universities, which is widely considered to be the model for Game, and signed an exclusive contract with the Tournament of Roses effective and voluntary collaboration among top research universities. in 1946, making it the first bowl with permanent conference affiliations.

Every Big Ten Academic Alliance institution ranks among the top 78 Awarded the first Big Ten Medal of Honor in 1915, honoring universities in the nation according to the 2014 Academic Ranking of outstanding seniors who demonstrated excellence in academics and World Universities, including six in the top 25. athletics.

The Big Ten leads all conferences with more than 1,600 Academic All- Formed the Big Ten Advisory Commission in 1972, enlisting former Americans, including 48 honorees during the 2015-16 academic year. students that competed in conference athletics to serve as liaisons to the NCAA’s Diversity and Inclusion Department, the Big Ten Student- Big Ten Academic Alliance schools annually conduct $10 billion in Athlete Advisory Commission and other organizations. funded research, $5 billion more than any other conference. Became the first conference to voluntarily adopt male and female A HISTORY OF ATHLETIC SUCCESS participation goals after launching its Gender Equity Action Plan in 1992. Big Ten schools have won at least seven national championships in seven of the last eight academic years. Implemented the first collegiate football system of instant replay in 2004, which the NCAA approved for use among all conferences in 2006. In the last three full academic years, current Big Ten institutions have claimed 23 team national championships in 14 different sports. Launched the Big Ten Network (BTN) in 2007, the first national conference-owned television network. Over the last 10 full academic years, current Big Ten institutions have won 77 team national titles in 23 different sports. Began partnering with the Ivy League to study the effects of head injuries in sports in 2012. BROAD-BASED PROGRAMMING The Big Ten will administer over $200 million in direct financial support Accepted Johns Hopkins University as the conference’s first sport to more than 9,500 students competing in intercollegiate athletics affiliate members in men’s and women’s lacrosse in 2013 and 2015, for more than 11,000 participation opportunities on 350 teams in 42 respectively. different sports. EXTENSIVE TELEVISION EXPOSURE The Big Ten sponsors 28 official conference sports, 14 for men and 14 Through the Big Ten’s current media agreements with BTN, ABC/ESPN, for women, including the addition of men’s ice hockey and men’s and CBS and FOX, nearly 1,400 Big Ten events are produced and distributed women’s lacrosse the last three years. nationally and globally on an annual basis.

The Big Ten leads the nation in total students competing in BTN is in more than 60 million homes across the United States and intercollegiate athletics and participation opportunities, and sponsors Canada. BTN2Go is BTN’s digital extension, delivering live and on- more official sports than all conferences except the Ivy League. demand programming to computers, smartphones and tablets. BTN Plus within BTN2Go streams hundreds of additional events each season. Almost 1,400 Big Ten competitors have participated in the Olympics, winning more than 600 medals, including nearly 300 gold. Heading into COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT the 2016 , more than 100 current or former students at For more than 25 years, through the Big Ten’s SCORE (Success Comes current Big Ten institutions were named to Olympic teams. Out of Reading Everyday) program, the conference has partnered with Chicago elementary schools to improve reading performance. PASSIONATE FOLLOWING The Big Ten leads all conferences with 5.7 million alumni and nearly Surrounding the Big Ten Football Championship Game and Basketball 580,000 students. Tournaments, the conference has held numerous community initiatives, such as the Big Ten Career Expo, SaturDAY of Service and Youth Football Each year more than 11 million patrons attend Big Ten home contests, Clinics. In addition, the Big Ten has hosted a downtown 5K, collaborated as the conference leads the nation in attendance for men’s basketball, with a local breast cancer awareness group and provided unique event hockey, volleyball and wrestling. experiences for military veterans.

bigten.org 5 BIG TEN TOURNAMENT

The Big Ten Men’s Ice Hockey Tournament will be held March 16-18 at Joe Louis TOURNAMENT QUICK FACTS Arena in Detroit, Mich. Dates: March 16-18 The tournament will feature all six teams in a single-elimination format. The 2017 tournament will consist of five games (two games on Thursday, March 16; two Television: BTN games on Friday, March 17; and the championship game on Saturday, March 18). The winner of the 2017 Big Ten Men’s Ice Hockey Tournament will receive the con- ference’s automatic bid to the NCAA Championship. Site: Detroit, Mich.

BTN will provide live national coverage of all five games of the 2017 Big Ten Men’s Facility: Joe Louis Arena Ice Hockey Tournament. Capacity: 20,066

bigten.org 6 2017 BIG TEN MEN'S ICE HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

March 16-18 Joe Louis Arena • Detroit, Mich.

THURSDAY, MARCH 16 FRIDAY, MARCH 17 SATURDAY, MARCH 18

#1 Seed

Time: 4:30 or 8 p.m. ET TV: BTN #4 Seed

Time: 4:30 or 8 p.m. ET TV: BTN

#5 Seed

CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 8 p.m. ET 2017 TV: BTN TOURNAMENT CHAMPION

#2 Seed

Time: 4:30 or 8 p.m. ET TV: BTN #3 Seed

Time: 4:30 or 8 p.m. ET TV: BTN

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bigten.org 7 2016-17 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE DATE TIME BROADCAST DATE TIME BROADCAST OCTOBER NOVEMBER (CONT.) 6 Penn State vs. St. Lawrence 7 p.m. 5 Ohio State at Robert Morris 7 p.m. Michigan State vs. Michigan Tech 7 p.m. CN900 7 Penn State vs. St. Lawrence 7 p.m. Wisconsin vs. Northern Michigan 8 p.m. Michigan vs. Union (N.Y.) 7:30 p.m. Minnesota vs. North Dakota 9 p.m. FSN Wisconsin vs. Northern Michigan 8 p.m. Ohio State at Denver 9:30 p.m. 10 Michigan State vs. Ferris State 7 p.m. Minnesota at Alaska Anchorage 11 p.m. 11 Penn State vs. Alaska Anchorage 7 p.m. 8 Michigan vs. Union (N.Y.) 5 p.m. Ohio State vs. UConn 7 p.m. Ohio State vs. Boston College/Air Force 6 p.m. Michigan vs. Boston University 7:30 p.m. Wisconsin vs. Northern Michigan 8 p.m. 12 Ohio State vs. UConn 4 p.m. 9 Minnesota vs. Alaska 8 p.m. Michigan vs. Boston University 5 p.m. Penn State vs. Alaska Anchorage 7 p.m. 14 Penn State at Mercyhurst 7 p.m. Michigan State at Ferris State 7 p.m. Michigan State at Lake Superior State 7:30 p.m. Wisconsin vs. Boston College 8 p.m. FSW 18 Penn State vs. Arizona State 7 p.m. Ohio State at Rensselaer 7 p.m. 15 Michigan State at Lake Superior State 6 p.m. Minnesota at Minnesota State 8 p.m. Michigan at Ferris State 7 p.m. Wisconsin vs. Merrimack College 8 p.m. WPT Ohio State at Miami (Ohio) 8 p.m. 19 Minnesota vs. Minnesota State TBA 16 Wisconsin vs. Boston College 4 p.m. ESPNU Penn State vs. Arizona State 3 p.m. Ohio State at Rensselaer 7 p.m. 21 Michigan State vs. Denver 7 p.m. Wisconsin vs. Merrimack College 8 p.m. FSW Alt Michigan vs. Michigan Tech 7:30 p.m. Penn State at Notre Dame 7:30 p.m. 25 Minnesota at Northeastern 7 p.m. Minnesota vs. St. Cloud State 8 p.m. FSN Plus Michigan vs. Lake Superior State 7:30 p.m. Ohio State at Bowling Green 8 p.m. Michigan State at North Dakota 8:30 p.m. Wisconsin at Colorado College 9:30 p.m. 22 Michigan State vs. Denver 5 p.m. Ohio State vs. Bowling Green 7 p.m. 26 Michigan vs. Lake Superior State 7:30 p.m. Penn State at Notre Dame 7 p.m. Michigan State at North Dakota 8 p.m. Michigan vs. Michigan Tech 7:30 p.m. Wisconsin at Denver 9 p.m. Minnesota at St. Cloud State 8 p.m. 27 Minnesota at Boston College 1 p.m. 28 Minnesota at Clarkson 7 p.m. Penn State vs. Canisius 7 p.m. DECEMBER Ohio State at Niagara 7 p.m. 1 Michigan at Penn State 6:30 p.m. ESPNU Wisconsin at St. Lawrence 7 p.m. Michigan State vs. Princeton 7 p.m. 2 Michigan at Penn State 7 p.m. Michigan at Vermont 7 p.m. Wisconsin vs. Omaha 8:30 p.m. ASN Minnesota vs. Ohio State 9 p.m. BTN 29 Minnesota at St. Lawrence 7 p.m. Penn State vs. Canisius 7 p.m. 3 Minnesota vs. Ohio State 8 p.m. FSN Plus Ohio State at Niagara 7 p.m. Wisconsin vs. Omaha TBA WPT Wisconsin at Clarkson 7:30 p.m. Michigan at Dartmouth 7:30 p.m. 9 Minnesota at Michigan State 6:30 p.m. BTN Michigan vs. Wisconsin 7:30 p.m. ESPNEWS NOVEMBER 3 Penn State vs. Niagara 7 p.m. 10 Michigan vs. Wisconsin 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Michigan State 8 p.m. BTN 4 Penn State vs. Niagara 7 p.m. Ohio State vs. Robert Morris 7 p.m. 18 Michigan State vs. Northeastern 3 p.m. Michigan at Arizona State 7 p.m. Michigan State vs. Michigan Tech 7 p.m. CN900 29 Michigan vs. Michigan Tech 3:30 p.m. FSD Minnesota vs. North Dakota 8 p.m. FSN Michigan State vs. Western Michigan 7 p.m. FSD Wisconsin vs. Northern Michigan 8 p.m.

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DATE TIME BROADCAST DATE TIME BROADCAST DECEMBER (CONT.) FEBRUARY (CONT.) 30 Michigan vs. MSU/Western Michigan 3:30/7 p.m. FSD 18 Ohio State at Michigan State 7 p.m. Michigan State vs. MICH/Mich. Tech 3:30/7 p.m. FSD Minnesota at Penn State 8 p.m. BTN Minnesota vs. Mercyhurst 8 p.m. FSN Plus Michigan at Wisconsin 8 p.m. FSW

31 Ohio State vs. Miami (Ohio) 4 p.m. 24 Penn State at Michigan State 7 p.m. BTN Minnesota vs. UAH/UMass 8 p.m. FSN Plus Michigan at Ohio State 7 p.m. Wisconsin at Minnesota 8 p.m. FSN Plus/FSW Alt JANUARY 6 Penn State at Ohio State 7 p.m. 25 Penn State at Michigan State 7 p.m. Michigan State at Wisconsin 9 p.m. BTN Michigan at Ohio State 8 p.m. BTN Wisconsin at Minnesota 8 p.m. FSN Plus/FSW 7 Penn State at Ohio State 8 p.m. Michigan State at Wisconsin 8 p.m. BTN MARCH 3 Minnesota at Michigan 6:30 p.m. ESPNEWS 13 Michigan State at Penn State 7 p.m. Michigan State at Ohio State 7 p.m. Ohio State vs. Arizona State 7 p.m. Wisconsin at Penn State 7 p.m. Michigan at Minnesota 9 p.m. BTN 4 Wisconsin at Penn State 8 p.m. ASN 14 Ohio State vs. Arizona State 2 p.m. ESPNU Michigan State at Ohio State 8 p.m. Michigan State at Penn State 7 p.m. BTN Minnesota at Michigan 8:30 p.m. BTN Michigan at Minnesota 8 p.m. FSN Plus 10 Michigan State at Minnesota 7:30 p.m. ESPNEWS 20 Michigan State at Michigan 6:30 p.m. BTN Penn State at Michigan 7:30 p.m. Ohio State at Penn State 7 p.m Ohio State at Wisconsin 8 p.m. WPT Minnesota at Wisconsin 8 p.m. FSN/FSW Alt 11 Penn State at Michigan 7:30 p.m. 21 Minnesota at Wisconsin 6 p.m. FSN/FSW Alt Michigan State at Minnesota 8 p.m. FSN Plus Michigan at Michigan State 7 p.m. BTN Ohio State at Wisconsin TBA BTN Ohio State at Penn State 7 p.m. Big Ten Tournament (Joe Louis Arena) Detroit, Mich. 26 Wisconsin at Ohio State 7 p.m. 16 Quarterfinal #1 4:30 p.m. BTN Quarterfinal #2 8 p.m. BTN 27 Minnesota vs. Minnesota Duluth 8 p.m. FSN 17 Semifinal #1 4:30 p.m. BTN 28 Minnesota vs. Bemidji State/St. Cloud State 5 or 8 p.m. FSN Plus Semifinal #2 8 p.m. BTN Penn State vs. Princeton TBA Wisconsin vs. Ohio State 7 p.m. BTN 18 Championship Game 8 p.m. BTN

FEBRUARY All times listed are ET 3 Wisconsin at Michigan State 7 p.m. FSW Alt Schedule subject to change Ohio State at Michigan 8 p.m. BTN Penn State at Minnesota 8 p.m. FSN Plus

4 Wisconsin at Michigan State 7 p.m. FSW Alt Ohio State at Michigan 7:30 p.m. Penn State at Minnesota 8 p.m. BTN

10 Michigan at Michigan State 7:30 p.m. FSD Minnesota at Ohio State 8 p.m. BTN Penn State at Wisconsin 8 p.m. WPT

11 Michigan State at Michigan 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Ohio State 8 p.m. BTN Penn State at Wisconsin 8 p.m. WPT

17 Minnesota at Penn State 6:30 p.m. BTN Ohio State at Michigan State 7 p.m. Michigan at Wisconsin 9 p.m. BTN

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bigten.org 10 HEAD COACH QUICK FACTS

Name: UNIVERSITY FACTS: TEAM HISTORY: Hometown: Regina, Saskatchewan Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. First Year of Hockey: 1922-23 Bachelor’s Degree: Michigan, business administra- Population: 114,024 All-Time Record (Years): tion, 1962 Founded: 1817 1,656-1,048-150 (94) Master’s Degree: Michigan, business administra- Joined Big Ten: 1896 (charter member) NCAA Tournament Appearances: 36 tion, 1966 Enrollment: 43,625 NCAA Frozen Four Appearances: 24 School Record (years): 835-407-89 (32) Nickname: Wolverines NCAA Championships: 9 Career Record (years): 835-407-89 (32) Colors: Maize and Blue First-Team All-America Selections: 49 President: Mark Schlissel Hobey Baker Award Winners: 2 Year-by-year records for all current Big Ten coaches Director of Athletics: are available on page 33 of this PDF. Warde Manuel FACILITY INFORMATION: Senior Woman Administrator: Name: Bitsy Ritt Capacity: 5,800 Faculty Representative: Dimensions: 200 x 85 Ketra Armstrong Largest Crowd/Opponent/Year: 2015-16 RESULTS 8,411 vs. Michigan State, 1988 2016-17 SCHEDULE 25-8-5, 12-5-3-2 Big Ten TEAM FACTS: Team Record at Home Facility: Head Coach: Red Berenson 567-207-41 (Michigan, 1962), 33rd year Ticket Office Phone: 734-764-0247 DATE OPPONENT DATE OPPONENT Associate Head Coach: 10/2 Windsor (ex) 10/16 Mercyhurst W, 6-4 Billy Powers MEDIA SERVICES: 10/7 Union (N.Y.) 10/18 Mercyhurst W, 3-2 Assistant Coach: Hockey Contact: 10/ 8 Union (N.Y.) 10/23 at Union (N.Y.) T, 5-5 (OT) Kurt Svoboda 10/15 at Ferris State 10/24 at Rensselaer W, 5-2 Volunteer Assistant Coach: Office Phone: 10/21 Michigan Tech 10/30 Robert Morris W, 5-2 Steve Shields 734-615-0331 10/22 Michigan Tech 10/31 Robert Morris L, 4-0 Team Captain: Cell Phone: 10/28 at Vermont 11/13 Niagara W, 7-3 617-872-6111 10/29 at Dartmouth 11/20 at Boston University L, 3-2 TBD 11/4 at Arizona State 11/21 at Boston University W, 4-2 Alternate Captains: Fax: 734-763-4423 11/8 US Under-18 Team (ex) 11/27 Dartmouth W, 7-0 TBD Email: 11/11 Boston University 11/28 Dartmouth T, 1-1 (SO, W) [email protected] 11/12 Boston University 12/4 Wisconsin W, 6-4 Press Box Phone: 734-647-7916 11/25 Lake Superior State 12/5 Wisconsin T, 6-6 (SO, W) Website: MGoBlue.com 11/26 Lake Superior State 12/11 Minnesota W, 8-3 Twitter: @umichhockey 12/1 at Penn State 12/12 Minnesota L, 3-2 Facebook: /MichiganHockey 12/2 at Penn State 12/29 vs. N. Michigan [1] W, 3-2 12/9 Wisconsin 12/30 vs. Michigan Tech [1] W, 4-2 2016-17 ROSTER BREAKDOWN 12/10 Wisconsin 1/8 at Michigan State W, 9-2 Letterwinners Returning: 17 Letterwinners Lost: 8 12/29 vs.Michigan Tech [1] 1/9 Michigan State W, 6-3 Forwards: 8 Forwards: 5 12/30 vs. Michigan State/Western 1/15 at Ohio State T, 5-5 (SO, L) Defensemen: 7 Defensemen: 2 Michigan [1] 1/17 Ohio State W, 8-6 Goalies: 2 Goalies: 1 1/13 at Minnesota 1/28 at Penn State W, 5-2 1/14 at Minnesota 1/30 vs. Penn State [2] W, 6-3 1/20 Michigan State 2/5 vs. Michigan State [1] L, 3-2 (OT) 2016-17 ROSTER 1/21 at Michigan State 2/6 at Michigan State W, 4-1 No Name (NHL) Yr Pos Ht Wt Hometown/Previous Team 2/3 Ohio State 2/12 at Wisconsin W, 4-1 1 Jack LaFontaine (CAR) Fr. G 6-3 197 Mississauga, / Janesville Jets (NAHL) 2/4 Ohio State 2/13 at Wisconsin T, 4-4 (SO, W) 2 Luke Martin Fr. D 6-2 201 St. Louis, Missouri / U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) 2/10 Michigan State 2/19 Ferris State W, 5-2 3 Joseph Cecconi (DAL) So. D 6-2 205 Youngstown, New York / Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) 2/11 Michigan State 2/25 at Minnesota W, 6-2 4 Cutler Martin Jr. D 6-0 211 East Lansing, Michigan / Tri-City Storm (USHL) 2/17 at Wisconsin 2/26 at Minnesota L, 3-2 (OT) 5 Griffin Luce Fr. D 6-3 214 Williamsville, New York / U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) 2/18 at Wisconsin 3/4 Ohio State L, 7-4 6 Sam Piazza Jr. D 5-11 196 Darien, Illinois / Wichita Falls Wildcats (NAHL) 2/24 at Ohio State 3/6 at Ohio State L, 6-5 (OT) 10 Will Lockwood (VAN) Fr. F 5-11 172 Bloomfield Hills, Michigan / U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) 2/25 at Ohio State 3/11 Penn State W, 7-1 11 Brendan Warren (ARI) So. F 6-1 185 Carleton, Michigan / U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) 3/3 Minnesota 3/12 Penn State W, 6-1 12 James Sanchez Fr. F 6-1 184 Northbrook, Illinois / U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) 3/4 Minnesota 3/18 vs. Penn State [3] W, 7-2 13 Jake Slaker Fr. F 5-10 184 San Diego, California / Bloomington Thunder (USHL) 3/10 Penn State 3/19 vs. Minnesota [3] W, 5-3 14 Nick Pastujov (NYI) Fr. F 6-0 202 Bradenton, Florida / U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) 3/11 Penn State 3/25 vs. Notre Dame [4] W, 3-2 (OT) 15 Evan Allen Sr. F 5-11 196 Sterling Heights, Michigan / U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) 3/16-18 Big Ten Tournament [2] 3/26 vs. North Dakota [4] L, 5-2 16 Alex Talcott Jr. F 5-11 190 Kentwood, Michigan / Indiana Ice (USHL) 17 Tony Calderone Jr. F 6-0 200 Trenton, Michigan / (USHL) [1] , Joe Louis [1] Great Lakes Invitational, Joe Louis 18 Adam Winborg Fr. F 6-2 200 Stockholm, Sweden / Janesville Jets (NAHL) Arena, Detroit, Mich. Arena, Detroit, Mich. 19 Steven Merl Fr. F 6-4 207 Coral Springs, Florida / Bloomington Thunder (USHL) [2] Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich. [2] , New 20 (PHI) So. F 6-0 178 Brighton, Michigan / Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL) Big Ten Games in Bold York, N.Y. 21 Nolan De Jong (MIN) Sr. D 6-2 202 Victoria, / Victoria Grizzlies (BCHL) [3] Big Ten Tournament, Xcel Energy 22 Niko Porikos Jr. D 6-3 200 Ann Arbor, Michigan / Hamilton Red Wings (OJHL) Center, Saint Paul, Minn. 23 Alex Kile Sr. F 6-0 193 Troy, Michigan / (USHL) [4] NCAA Championship, US Bank 24 Kevin Lohan Sr. D 6-5 221 Cold Spring Harbor, New York / (BCHL) Arena, Cincinnati, Ohio 25 Max Shuart Sr. F 6-1 192 Northville, Michigan / Texas Tornado (NAHL) 26 Christian Meike Fr. D 6-0 172 Arlington, Virginia / (USHL) 27 Nicholas Boka (MIN) So. D 6-1 200 Plymouth, Michigan / U.S. Under-18 Team (NTDP) 30 Hayden Lavigne Fr. G 6-3 200 Brampton, Ontario / Bloomington Thunder (USHL) 31 Chad Catt So. G 5-10 190 Williamstown, Michigan / Soo Eagles (NAHL) 35 Zach Nagelvoort (EDM) Sr. G 6-1 208 Holland, Michigan / Aberdeen Wings (NAHL) 39 Dexter Dancs Jr. F 6-2 205 Vancouver, British Columbia / (BCHL) bigten.org 11 MICHIGAN STATE SPARTANS HEAD COACH QUICK FACTS

Name: UNIVERSITY FACTS: TEAM HISTORY: Hometown: Dearborn, Mich. Location: East Lansing, Mich. First Year of Hockey: 1921-22 Bachelor’s Degree: Michigan State, construction Population: 48,579 All-Time Record (Years): management, 1986 Founded: 1855 1,275-985-149 (75) School Record (years): 71-98-20 (5) Joined Big Ten: 1949 NCAA Tournament Appearances: 27 Career Record (years): 71-98-20 (5) Enrollment: 50,085 NCAA Frozen Four Appearances: 11 Nickname: Spartans NCAA Championships: 3 Year-by-year records for all current Big Ten coaches Colors: Green and White First-Team All-America Selections: 37 are available on page 33 of this PDF. President: Lou Anna K. Simon Hobey Baker Award Winners: 2 Director of Athletics: Mark Hollis Senior Woman Administrator: FACILITY INFORMATION: Shelley Appelbaum Name: Faculty Representative: Capacity: 6,114 Sue Carter Dimensions: 200 x 85 Largest Crowd/Opponent/Year: 7,225 TEAM FACTS: vs. Michigan, 2012 2015-16 RESULTS Head Coach: Tom Anastos Team Record at Home Facility: 2016-17 SCHEDULE 10-23-4, 6-12-2-1 Big Ten (Michigan State, 1986), 6th year 538-221-65 Assistant Coaches: Ticket Office Phone: 517-355-1610 DATE OPPONENT DATE OPPONENT Kelly Miller 10/14 at Lake Superior State 10/9 vs. Maine [1] T, 3-3 (OT) Tom Newton MEDIA SERVICES: 10/15 at Lake Superior State 10/10 vs. Lake Superior St. [1] W, 4-1 Goaltending Coach: Hockey Contact: 10/21 DENVER 10/16 at Denver L, 4-2 Jeff Barnes 10/22 DENVER 10/17 at Denver L, 3-0 Student Assistant Coach: Office Phone: 10/28 PRINCETON 10/22 Lake Superior State L, 4-2 517-355-2271 11/4 MICHIGAN TECH 10/23 Lake Superior State W, 2-0 Team Captain: Cell Phone: 11/5 MICHIGAN TECH 11/6 New Hampshire W, 5-0 Joe Cox 517-881-5328 11/11 FERRIS STATE 11/7 New Hampshire W, 7-4 Fax: 734-647-1188 11/12 at Ferris State 11/13 at Boston College L, 6-4 Email: 11/25 at North Dakota 11/21 Michigan Tech L, 5-4 (OT) [email protected] 11/26 at North Dakota 11/22 Michigan Tech T, 4-4 (OT) Press Box Phone: 517-353-6359 12/9 MINNESOTA 11/27 North Dakota L, 3-1 Website: msuspartans.com 12/10 MINNESOTA 11/29 North Dakota L, 4-1 Twitter: @MSU_Hockey 12/18 NORTHEASTERN 12/4 at Penn State L, 4-2 Facebook: /MSUSpartanHockey 12/29 vs Western Michigan [1] 12/5 at Penn State L, 6-1 12/30 vs Michigan/Michigan Tech [1] 12/11 Wisconsin W, 4-3 2016-17 ROSTER BREAKDOWN 1/6 at Wisconsin 12/12 Wisconsin L, 3-0 1/7 at Wisconsin 12/19 at Northeastern L, 2-1 Letterwinners Returning: 14 Letterwinners Lost: 10 1/13 at Penn State 12/29 vs. Michigan Tech [2] L, 3-2 (OT) Forwards: 10 Forwards: 6 1/14 at Penn State 12/30 vs. N. Michigan [2] L, 2-1 (OT) Defensemen: 3 Defensemen: 2 1/20 at Michigan 1/8 Michigan L, 9-2 Goalies: 1 Goalies: 2 1/21 MICHIGAN 1/9 at Michigan L, 6-3 2/3 WISCONSIN 1/15 at Minnesota L, 5-2 2016-17 ROSTER 2/4 WISCONSIN 1/16 at Minnesota L, 3-1 No Name (NHL) Yr Pos Ht Wt Hometown/Previous Team 2/10 vs Michigan [2] 1/29 at Ohio State W, 4-2 2 Zach Osburn So. D 5-10 184 Plymouth, Mich./ (USHL) 2/11 at Michigan 1/30 at Ohio State L, 2-1 4 Anthony Scarsella Fr. D 5-9 196 White Lake, Michigan / Springfield Jr. Blues (NAHL) 2/17 OHIO STATE 2/5 vs. Michigan [2] W, 3-2 (OT) 6 Chris Knudson Sr. D 6-2 212 North Barrington, Ill./Wichita Falls Wildcats (NAHL) 2/18 OHIO STATE 2/6 Michigan L, 4-1 7 Damian Chrcek Fr. D 5-9 184 Marysville, Michigan / (BCHL) 2/24 PENN STATE 2/12 Penn State L, 6-1 9 Connor Wood Sr. F 5-10 174 Bloomfield Hills, Mich./ 2/25 PENN STATE 2/13 Penn State T, 2-2 (OT) Detroit Honeybaked U-18 (HPHL) 3/3 at Ohio State 2/19 at Wisconsin W, 4-3 10 Sam Saliba Fr. F 5-11 180 Lincolnshire, Illinois / Green Bay Gamblers (USHL) 3/4 at Ohio State 2/20 at Wisconsin W, 3-1 11 Rhett Holland (ARI) Sr. D 6-2 213 , Alberta / Okotoks Oilers (AJHL) 3/10 at Minnesota 3/4 Minnesota L, 4-2 13 Brennan Sanford So. F 6-1 207 East Lansing, Michigan / Des Moines Buccaneers (USHL) 3/11 at Minnesota 3/5 Minnesota W, 5-0 14 Dylan Pavelek Jr. F 5-11 193 Marysville, Michigan / USNTDP U-18 (NTDP) 3/16-18 Big Ten Tournament [3] 3/11 Ohio State L, 6-5 (OT) 17 Fr. F 5-10 160 Calgary, Alberta / Salmon Arm Silverbacks (BCHL) 3/12 Ohio State T, 1-1 (OT) 18 Carson Gatt Jr. D 6-1 200 Farmington Hills, Michigan / Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) [1] Great Lakes Invitational, Detroit, 3/17 vs. Ohio State [3] L, 4-3 (OT) 20 Justin Selep Sr. F 6-1 206 Upper St. Clair, Pennsylvania / Northwood School (PREP) Mich. Previous College: Suffolk (2015-16) [2] Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich. [1] Ice Breaker Tournament, Cross 21x Joe Co Sr. F 5-11 167 Chelsea, Michigan / Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) [3] Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich. Insurance Arena, Portland, Maine 22 JT Stenglein Sr. F 6-0 209 Greece, New York / Waterloo Blackhawks (USHL) [2] Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich. 23 Cody Milan So. F 6-1 187 White Lake, Michigan / Tri-City Storm (USHL) [3] Big Ten Tournament, Xcel Energy 26 Villiam Haag Sr. F 6-1 200 Göteborg, Sweden / Vastra Frölunda (Europe) Center, Saint Paul, Minn. 27 (WPG) So. C 6-2 190 Green Bay, Wisconsin / Tri-City Storm (USHL) 28 Thomas Ebbing Sr. F 5-11 172 Troy, Michigan / Chicago Steel (USHL) 31 John Lethemon Fr. G 6-2 190 Northville, Michigan / Chicago Steel (USHL) Big Ten Games in Bold 41 Spencer Wright Fr. G 6-2 178 Farmington Hills, Michigan / New Jersey Titans (NAHL) 44 Butrus Ghafari Fr. D 5-11 197 West Bloomfield, Michigan / Bloomington Thunder (USHL) 45 Ed Minney Jr. G 6-5 195 Wind Gap, Pennsylvania / USNTDP U-18 (NTDP) 52 Mitch Eliot Fr. D 6-0 188 Grosse Pointe, Michigan / Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) 55 Patrick Khodorenko Fr. F 6-0 207 Walnut Creek, California / USNTDP U-18 (NTDP) 57 Jerad Rosburg So. D 6-1 185 Clarksville, Maryland / Sioux City Musketeers (USHL) 71 Logan Lambdin Fr. F 5-8 180 Newport, Michigan / Bloomington Thunder (USHL) bigten.org 12

HEAD COACH QUICK FACTS

Name: UNIVERSITY FACTS: TEAM HISTORY: Hometown: Grand Rapids, Minn. Location: Minneapolis, Minn. First Year of Hockey: 1921-22 Bachelor’s Degree: Notre Dame, business finance, Population: 400,070 All-Time Record (Years): 1981 Founded: 1851 1,755-988-185 (95) School Record (years): 415-219-68 (17) Joined Big Ten: 1896 (charter member) NCAA Tournament Appearances: 36 Career Record (years): 694-374-97 (29) Enrollment: 51,147 NCAA Frozen Four Appearances: 21 Nickname: Golden Gophers NCAA Championships: 5 Year-by-year records for all current Big Ten coaches Colors: Maroon and Gold First-Team All-America Selections: 35 are available on page 33 of this PDF. President: Eric Kaler Hobey Baker Award Winners: 4 Director of Athletics: Mark Coyle Senior Woman Administrator: FACILITY INFORMATION: Julie Manning Name: Mariucci Arena Faculty Representatives: Capacity: 10,000 2015-16 RESULTS Emily Hoover, Perry Leo Dimensions: 200 x 100 2016-17 SCHEDULE Largest Crowd/Opponent/Year: 20-17-0, 14-6-0-0 Big Ten TEAM FACTS: 10,587 vs. Wisconsin, 2004 Head Coach: Don Lucia Team Record at Home Facility: DATE OPPONENT DATE OPPONENT (Notre Dame, 1981), 18th year 314-125-46 10/7 at Alaska Anchorage 10/10 Vermont L, 3-0 Associate Head Coach: Ticket Office Phone: 612-624-8060 10/9 Alaska 10/16 Minnesota Duluth L, 3-1 10/21 St. Cloud State 10/17 at Minnesota Duluth L, 3-0 Assistant Coach: MEDIA SERVICES: 10/22 at St. Cloud State 10/23 Northeastern W, 4-0 Hockey Contact: 10/28 at Clarkson 10/24 Northeastern W, 4-3 Volunteer Goaltending Coach: Brian Deutsch 10/29 at St. Lawrence 11/6 at Notre Dame L, 4-3 Justin Johnson Office Phone: 11/4 North Dakota 11/7 at Notre Dame W, 4-1 Team Captain: 612-626-4011 11/5 North Dakota 11/13 at Minnesota State W, 4-0 Cell Phone: 11/18 at Minnesota State 11/14 Minnesota State L, 3-2 (OT) Justin Kloos Assistant Captains: 612-269-5654 11/19 Minnesota State 11/27 St. Cloud State L, 3-2 Fax: 612-625-0359 11/25 at Northeastern 11/29 St. Cloud State L, 7-4 Jake Bischoff Email: 11/27 at Boston College 12/4 Ohio State W, 3-2 (OT) Connor Reilly [email protected] 12/2 Ohio State 12/5 Ohio State W, 5-4 (OT) 12/3 Ohio State 12/11 at Michigan L, 8-3 Press Box Phone: 612-626-0844 12/9 at Michigan State 12/12 at Michigan W, 3-2 Website: gophersports.com 12/10 at Michigan State 1/1 UConn [1] W, 3-2 Twitter: @GopherHockey 12/30 vs.Mercyhurst [1] 1/2 Harvard [1] L, 4-3 (OT) Facebook: /GopherMensHockey 12/31 vs. UAH/UMass [1] 1/8 at Penn State L, 3-2 (OT) 1/13 Michigan 1/9 at Penn State W, 7-1 2016-17 ROSTER BREAKDOWN 1/14 Michigan 1/15 Michigan State W, 5-2 Letterwinners Returning: 18 Letterwinners Lost: 6 1/20 at Wisconsin 1/16 Michigan State W, 3-1 Forwards: 11 Forwards: 3 1/21 at Wisconsin 1/22 at Wisconsin W, 4-0 Defensemen: 4 Defensemen: 2 1/27 vs.Minnesota Duluth [2] 1/23 at Wisconsin W, 9-2 Goalies: 3 Goalies: 1 1/28 vs. Bemidji State/St. Cloud 1/30 vs. Bemidji State [2] L, 4-2 State [2] 1/31 Minnestoa State [2] L, 3-2 2016-17 ROSTER 2/3 Penn State 2/5 Penn State W, 4-1 No Name (NHL) Yr Pos Ht Wt Hometown/Previous Team 2/4 Penn State 2/6 Penn State L, 5-3 1 Brock Kautz So. G 6-0 199 Rochester, Minn./ Minnesota Wilderness (NAHL) 2/10 at Ohio State 2/12 at Ohio State W, 5-4 (OT) 2 Jack Sadek (MIN) So. D 6-2 197 Lakeville, Minn./ Lakeville North 2/11 at Ohio State 2/13 at Ohio State W, 4-3 3 Jack Glover (WPG) Jr. D 6-3 202 Golden Valley, Minn./ USNDTP (USHL) 2/17 at Penn State 2/25 Michigan L, 6-2 4 Steve Johnson (LOS) Jr. D 6-1 190 Excelsior, Minn./ Omaha (USHL) 2/18 at Penn State 2/26 Michigan W, 3-2 (OT) 5 Ryan Lindgren (BOS) Fr. D 6-0 201 Bloomington, Minn./ USNDTP (USHL) 2/24 Wisconsin 3/4 at Michigan State W, 4-2 6 Ryan Collins (WPG) Jr. D 6-5 220 Bloomington, Minn./ USNDTP (USHL) 2/25 Wisconsin 3/5 at Michigan State L, 5-0 9 Mike Szmatula Sr. F 5-9 184 Commerce Township, Mich./Northeastern 3/3 at Michigan 3/11 Wisconsin L, 4-3 10 Brent Gates Jr. (ANA) So. F 6-2 198 Grand Rapids, Mich./ Green Bay (USHL) 3/4 at Michigan 3/12 Wisconsin W, 4-1 11 Luke Notermann Fr. F 5-11 177 Blaine, Minn./Austin (NAHL) 3/10 Michigan State 3/18 vs. Ohio State [3] W, 4-2 12 Joey Marooney Fr. F 5-9 166 Chaska, Minn/Green Bay (USHL) 3/11 Michigan State 3/19 vs. Michigan [3] L, 5-3 13 Taylor Cammarata (NYI) Sr. F 5-7 170 Plymouth, Minn./ Waterloo (USHL) 3/16-18 Big Ten Tournament [3] 14 Curt Simonson So. D 6-3 211 Grand Rapids, Minn./ Minnesota Magicians (NAHL) [1] , Mariucci Arena, 15 Rem Pitlick (NSH) Fr. F 5-10 205 Plymouth, Minn./ Muskegon (USHL) [1] Mariucci Classic, Mariucci Arena, Minneapolis, Minn. 16 Jack Ramsey (CHI) So. F 6-3 196 Chanhassen, Minn./ (BCHL) Minneapolis, Minn. [2] , Xcel 17 Tommy Novak (NSH) So. F 6-1 195 River Falls, Wis./ Waterloo (USHL) [2] North Star College Cup, Xcel Energy Center, Saint Paul, Minn. 18 Leon Bristedt Jr. F 5-8 189 Stockholm, Sweden/ Linkoping Energy Center, Saint Paul, Minn. [3] Big Ten Tournament, Xcel Energy 19 Sr. F 5-10 187 Excelsior, Minn./ Lincoln (USHL) [3] Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich. Center, Saint Paul, Minn. 20 Ryan Zuhlsdorf (TBL) Fr. D 6-0 192 Edina, Minn./Dubuque (USHL) 21 Connor Reilly Sr. F 6-0 185 Chanhassen, Minn./Penticton (BCHL) 22 Tyler Sheehy So. F 5-10 186 Burnsville, Minn./Youngstown (USHL) 23 Ryan Norman So. F 5-10 185 Maplewood, Minn./ Shattuck-St. Mary’s 25 Justin Kloos Sr. F 5-9 182 Lakeville, Minn./Waterloo (USHL) 26 Darian Romanko So. F 6-1 204 Shoreview, Minn./ Minnesota Wilderness (NAHL) Big Ten Games in Bold 27 Mitch Rogge Sr. F 5-10 187 Eden Prairie, Minn./ Sacred Heart 28 Jake Bischoff (NYI) Sr. D 6-0 197 Grand Rapids, Minn./ Grand Rapids 29 Tyler Nanne (NYR) Fr. D 6-0 186 Edina, Minn./ Ohio State 34 Nick Lehr Jr. G 5-11 178 Roseville, Minn./ Austin (NAHL) 37 Eric Schierhorn So. G 6-0 195 Anchorage, Alaska/ Muskegon (USHL) bigten.org 13 OHIO STATE BUCKEYES HEAD COACH QUICK FACTS

Name: UNIVERSITY FACTS: TEAM HISTORY: Hometown: Saint Paul, Minn. Location: Columbus, Ohio First Year of Hockey: 1963-64 Bachelor’s Degree: Wisconsin, communications/ Population: 1.7 million All-Time Record (Years): journalism, 1990 Founded: 1870 849 -878-147 (53) School Record (years): 46-51-12 (3) Joined Big Ten: 1912 NCAA Tournament Appearances: 6 Career Record (years): 46-51-12 (3) Enrollment: 58,663 NCAA Frozen Four Appearances: 1 Nickname: Buckeyes NCAA Championships: 0 First-Team All-America Selections: 4 Year-by-year records for all current Big Ten coaches Colors: Scarlet and Gray Hobey Baker Award Winners: 0 are available on page 33 of this PDF. President: Michael V. Drake Director of Athletics: Gene Smith FACILITY INFORMATION: Senior Woman Administrator: Name: Janine Oman Capacity: 17,500 Faculty Representative: John Davidson Dimensions: 200 x 85 Largest Crowd/Opponent/Year: TEAM FACTS: 17,343 vs. Michigan, 2000 2015-16 RESULTS Head Coach: Steve Rohlik Team Record at Home Facility: 2016-17 SCHEDULE 14-18-4, 8-8-4-1 Big Ten (Wisconsin, 1990), 4th year 160-114-34 Associate Head Coach: Ticket Office Phone: 614-292-2624 Mark Strobel DATE OPPONENT DATE OPPONENT Assistant Coach: MEDIA SERVICES: 10/7 at Denver [1] 10/9 Bowling Green L, 6-3 Joe Exter Hockey Contact: 10/8 Boston College/Air Force [1] 10/10 at Bowling Green L, 2-0 Team Captain: Leann Parker Office Phone: 10/15 at Miami (Ohio) 10/16 Miami (Ohio) L, 3-2 Nick Schilkey 10/21 at Bowling Green 10/17 at Miami (Ohio) L, 3-1 614-688-0294 Assistant Captains: 10/22 Bowling Green 10/23 at Providence L, 2-1 Cell Phone: Drew Brevig 10/28 at Niagara 10/24 at Providence L, 6-4 614-266-4309 Josh Healey 10/29 at Niagara 10/30 Mercyhurst L, 2-1 Fax: 614-292-8547 11/4 Robert Morris 10/31 Mercyhurst W, 5-1 Email: 11/5 at Robert Morris 11/13 Canisius W, 4-1 [email protected] 11/11 UConn 11/14 Canisius W, 6-4 Press Box Phone: 614-688-5330 11/12 UConn 11/27 at Nebraska Omaha L, 3-1 Website: ohiostatebuckeyes.com 11/18 at Rensselaer 11/28 at Nebraska Omaha L, 6-4 Twitter: @OhioState_MHKY 11/19 at Rensselaer 12/4 at Minnesota L, 3-2 (OT) Facebook: /OhioStateMensHockey 12/2 at Minnesota 12/5 at Minnesota L, 5-4 (OT) 12/3 at Minnesota 12/28 vs. Boston College [1] W, 3-2 12/31 Miami (Ohio) 12/29 vs. Cornell [1] W, 8-0 2016-17 ROSTER BREAKDOWN 1/6 Penn State 1/8 at Wisconsin W, 2-0 Letterwinners Returning: 20 Letterwinners Lost: 3 1/7 Penn State 1/9 at Wisconsin T, 4-4 (SO, L) Forwards: 12 Forwards: 2 1/13 Arizona State 1/15 Michigan T, 5-5 (SO, W) Defensemen: 5 Defensemen: 1 1/14 Arizona State 1/17 at Michigan L, 8-6 Goalies: 3 Goalies: 0 1/20 at Penn State 1/22 Penn State L, 3-2 (OT) 1/21 at Penn State 1/23 Penn State W, 5-1 2016-17 ROSTER 1/26 Wisconsin 1/29 Michigan State L, 4-2 1/28 vs. Wisconsin [2] 1/30 Michigan State W, 2-1 No Name (NHL) Yr Pos Ht Wt Hometown/Previous Team 2/3 at Michigan 2/12 Minnesota L, 5-4 (OT) 1 Logan Davis Sr. G 5-11 178 Upper Arlington, Ohio / Ohio AAA Blue Jackets (Tier1) 2/4 at Michigan 2/13 Minnesota L, 4-3 2 Wyatt Ege So. D 5-11 165 Elk River, Minn. / Dubuque Fighting Saints (USHL) Previous College: Alaska Anchorage (2015-16) 2/10 Minnesota 2/19 at Penn State L, 6-1 3 Sasha Larocque So. D 6-0 198 Calgary, Alberta / Dubuque Fighting Saints (USHL) 2/11 Minnesota 2/20 at Penn State W, 7-4 4 Drew Brevig Sr. D 6-2 192 Lakeville, Minn. / Brookings Blizzard (NAHL) 2/17 at Michigan State 2/26 Wisconsin T, 4-4 (SO, L) 5 Gordi Myer Fr. D 5-10 178 Toledo, Ohio / Green Bay Gamblers (USHL) 2/18 at Michigan State 2/27 Wisconsin W, 6-5 6 Tommy Parran So. D 5-11 188 Shaker Heights, Ohio / Youngstown Phantoms (USHL) 2/24 Michigan 3/4 at Michigan W, 7-4 7 Nick Schilkey Sr. F 5-10 173 Marysville, Mich. / Green Bay Gamblers (USHL) 2/25 Michigan 3/6 Michigan [2] W, 6-5 (OT) 8 Dakota Joshua (TOR) So. F 6-3 200 Dearborn, Mich. / Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL) 3/3 Michigan State 3/11 at Michigan State W, 6-5 (OT) 9 Tanner Laczynski (PHI) Fr. F 6-1 191 Shorewood, Ill. / (USHL) 3/4 Michigan State 3/12 at Michigan State T, 1-1 (SO, L) 10 John Wiitala So. F 6-0 168 Lakeville, Minn. / Waterloo Black Hawks (USHL) 3/10 at Wisconsin 3/17 vs. Michigan State [3] W, 4-3 (OT) 12 Miguel Fidler (FLA) So. F 6-1 198 Edina, Minn. / (USHL) 3/11 at Wisconsin 3/18 vs. Minnesota [3] L, 4-2 15 Freddy Gerard So. F 5-11 170 Rocky River, Ohio / Madison Capitols (USHL) 3/16-18 Big Ten Tournament [3] 16 Matthew Weis Jr. F 5-11 190 Freehold, N.J. / Green Bay Gamblers (USHL) [1] Florida College Classic, Germain 17 David Gust Sr. F 5-10 176 Orland Park, Ill. / Fargo Force (USHL) [1] IceBreaker Tournament, Denver, Arena, Estero, Fla. 18 Christian Lampasso Jr. F 5-10 172 Amherst, N.Y. / Lincoln Stars (USHL) Colo. [2] Nationwide Arena, Columbus, Ohio 19 Kevin Miller Jr. F 5-11 185 Stony Plain, Alberta / Fort McMurray Oil Barons (AJHL) [2] Super Saturday, Madison Square [3] Big Ten Tournament, Xcel Energy 20 Janik Möser Jr. D 5-11 196 Mannheim, Germany / Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) Garden, New York, N.Y. Center, Saint Paul, Minn. 25 Brendon Kearney So. F 6-0 194 Northville, Mich. / Chicago Steel (USHL) [3] Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich. 26 Mason Jobst So. F 5-8 185 Speedway, Ind. / Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) 27 Luke Stork Jr. F 6-0 192 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Youngstown Phantoms (USHL) 30 Christian Frey Sr. G 5-11 182 Arlington, Texas / Dubuque Fighting Saints (USHL) Big Ten Games in Bold 31 Matt Tomkins (CHI) Sr. G 6-3 206 Sherwood Park, Alberta / Sherwood Park Crusaders (AJHL) 39 Sam McCormick Fr. F 5-10 168 De Pere, Wis. / Waterloo Black Hawks (USHL) 40 Ronnie Hein Fr. F 6-0 180 Chelsea, Mich. / Waterloo Black Hawks (USHL) 46 Matt Joyaux Jr. D 5-7 185 Bloomingdale, Ill. / Omaha Lancers (USHL) Previous College: Miami (2014-15) 47 Josh Healey Sr. D 6-0 197 Edmonton, Alberta / Sherwood Park Crusaders (AJHL) 49 Sean Romeo Jr. G 6-1 173 Cary, N.C. / Youngstown Phantoms (USHL) Previous College: Maine (2015-16) 50 Matt Miller Fr. D 6-1 204 East Palestine, Ohio / Youngstown Phantoms (USHL) bigten.org 14 PENN STATE NITTANY LIONS HEAD COACH QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY FACTS: TEAM HISTORY: Name: Guy Gadowsky Location: University Park, Pa. First Year of Hockey: 2012-13 Hometown: Edmonton, Alberta Population: 42,034 All-Time Record (Years): Bachelor’s Degree: Colorado College, economics, Founded: 1855 60-68-10 (4) 1989 School Record (years): 60-68-10 (4) Joined Big Ten: 1990 NCAA Tournament Appearances: 0 Career Record (years): 233-266-47 (16) Enrollment: 46,068 NCAA Frozen Four Appearances: 0 Nickname: Nittany Lions NCAA Championships: 0 Year-by-year records for all current Big Ten coaches Colors: Blue and White First-Team All-America Selections: 0 are available on page 33 of this PDF. President: Eric J. Barron Hobey Baker Award Winners: 0 Director of Athletics: Sandy Barbour Senior Woman Administrator: FACILITY INFORMATION: Charmelle Green Name: Faculty Representative: Capacity: 5,704 Linda Caldwell Dimensions: 200 x 85 Largest Crowd/Opponent/Year: 2015-16 RESULTS TEAM FACTS: 6,370 vs. Army, 2013 2016-17 SCHEDULE Head Coach: Guy Gadowsky Team Record at Home Facility: 21-13-4, 10-9-1-1 Big Ten (Colorado College, 1989), 5th year 29-19-6 Assistant Coaches: Ticket Office Phone: 1-800-NITTANY DATE OPPONENT DATE OPPONENT Keith Fisher 10/6 St. Lawrence 10/10 at Canisius W, 6-1 Matt Lindsay MEDIA SERVICES: 10/7 St. Lawrence 10/16 Notre Dame L, 7-4 Team Captain: Hockey Contact: 10/14 at Mercyhurst 10/17 Notre Dame W, 5-3 David Goodwin John Hanna 10/21 at Notre Dame 10/23 AIC W, 8-3 Assistant Captains: Office Phone: 10/22 at Notre Dame 10/24 AIC W, 5-3 Ricky DeRosa 814-863-1388 10/28 Canisius 10/29 St. Lawrence T, 2-2 (OT) James Robinson Cell Phone: 10/29 Canisius 10/30 St. Lawrence L, 4-2 814-441-3218 11/3 Niagara 11/6 at Niagara T, 1-1 (OT) Fax: 814-863-3165 11/4 Niagara 11/13 Sacred Heart W, 8-2 Email: 11/11 Alaska Anchorage 11/14 Sacred Heart W, 3-2 [email protected] 11/12 Alaska Anchorage 11/20 at Alaska Anchorage W, 5-2 Press Box Phone: 814-867-2090 11/18 Arizona State 11/21 at Alaska Anchorage T, 1-1 (OT) Website: GoPSUsports.com 11/19 Arizona State 11/29 vs. Vermont [1] W, 4-0 12/1 Michigan 12/4 Michigan State W, 4-2 Twitter: @PennStateMHKY 12/2 Michigan 12/5 Michigan State W, 6-1 Facebook: /PennStateMensHockey 1/6 at Ohio State 12/11 Princeton W, 6-3 1/7 at Ohio State 12/28 vs. Robert Morris [2] L, 6-4 2016-17 ROSTER BREAKDOWN 1/13 Michigan State 12/29 vs. Clarkson [2] W, 5-1 Letterwinners Returning: 15 Letterwinners Lost: 9 1/14 Michigan State 1/8 Minnesota W, 3-2 (OT) Forwards: 9 Forwards: 5 1/20 Ohio State 1/9 Minnesota L, 7-1 Defensemen: 5 Defensemen: 2 1/21 Ohio State 1/15 Wisconsin W, 4-3 (OT) Goalies: 1 Goalies: 2 1/28 vs.Princeton [1] 1/16 Wisconsin W, 4-1 2/3 at Minnesota 1/22 at Ohio State W, 3-2 (OT) 2016-17 ROSTER 2/4 at Minnesota 1/23 at Ohio State L, 5-1 No Name (NHL) Yr Pos Ht Wt Hometown/Previous Team 2/10 at Wisconsin 1/28 Michigan L, 7-4 4 Kris Myllari Fr. D 6-2 190 Kanata, Ontario / Youngstown Phantoms (USHL) 2/11 at Wisconsin 1/30 vs. Michigan [3] L, 6-3 5 Kevin Kerr So. D 6-0 195 Bensalem, Pennsylvania / Tri-City Storm (USHL) 2/17 Minnesota 2/5 at Minnesota L, 4-1 6 James Gobetz Fr. D 6-2 210 St. James, New York / Des Moines Buccaneers (USHL) 2/18 Minnesota 2/6 at Minnesota W, 5-3 7 James Robinson Jr. F 6-2 190 Cochrane, Alberta / Langley Rivermen (BCHL) 2/24 at Michigan State 2/12 at Michigan State W, 6-1 8 Chase Berger So. F 6-0 195 St. Louis, Missouri / Tri-City Storm (USHL) 2/25 at Michigan State 2/13 at Michigan State T, 2-2 (SO, W) 9 David Goodwin Sr. F 5-10 190 Des Peres, Missouri / Cedar Rapids RoughRiders (USHL) 3/3 Wisconsin 2/19 Ohio State W, 6-1 10 Brandon Biro Fr. F 5-11 160 Sherwood Park, Alberta / Spruce Grove Saints (AJHL) 3/4 Wisconsin 2/20 Ohio State L, 7-4 11 Trevor Hamilton Jr. D 6-0 183 Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan / Lincoln Stars (USHL) 3/10 at Michigan 3/4 at Wisconsin W, 2-1 Previous College: Miami (2013-14) 3/11 at Michigan 3/5 at Wisconsin L, 4-3 12 Dylan Richard Sr. F 6-1 187 Sherwood Park, Alberta / Spruce Grove Saints (AJHL) 3/16-18 Big Ten Tournament [2] 3/11 at Michigan L, 7-1 13 Nikita Pavlychev (PIT) Fr. F 6-7 212 Yaroslavl, Russia / Des Moines Buccaneers (USHL) 3/12 at Michigan L, 6-1 14 Nate Sucese Fr. F 5-8 174 Fairport, New York / Dubuque Fighting Saints (USHL) [1] Philadelphia College Hockey 3/17 vs. Wisconsin [4] W, 5-2 15 Sean Kohler Fr. F 5-9 175 Oakville, Ontario / St. Michael’s Buzzers (OJHL) Faceoff, Philadelphia, Pa. 3/18 vs. Michigan [4] L, 7-2 16 Andrew Sturtz So. F 5-8 185 Buffalo, New York / Carleton Place (CCHL) [2] Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich. 17 Zach Saar Sr. F 6-4 236 Richland, Michigan / Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) [1] Philadelphia College Hockey 19 Derian Hamilton So. D 6-1 175 Port McNeill, British Columbia / Faceoff, Wells Fargo Center, Comox Valley Glacier Kings (VIJHL) Philadelphia, Pa. 20 Erik Autio Jr. D 5-11 180 Espoo, Finland / Espoo Blues (Europe) [2] , CONSOL 21 Ricky DeRosa Sr. F 6-1 185 Aston, Pennsylvania / Port Huron Fighting Falcons (NAHL) Energy Center, Pittsburgh, Pa. 22 David Thompson Sr. D 6-2 217 Glen Mills, Pennsylvania / Chilliwack Chiefs (BCHL) [3] Super Saturday, Madison Square 23 Blake Gober Fr. F 5-8 179 Colleyville, Texas / Bloomington Thunder (USHL) Garden, New York, N.Y. 24 Vince Pedrie So. D 6-0 195 Rochester, Minnesota / Bloomington Thunder (USHL) [4] Big Ten Tournament, Xcel Energy 25 Denis Smirnov Fr. F 5-10 185 Moscow, Russia / Fargo Force (USHL) Center, Saint Paul, Minn. Big Ten Games in Bold 26 Liam Folkes Fr. F 5-8 167 Scarborough, Ontario / Brockville Braves (CCHL) 27 Matt Mendelson So. F 5-10 170 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania / Bloomington Thunder (USHL) 28 Alec Marsh So. F 5-10 200 Bridgewater, New Jersey / Fargo Force (USHL) 30 Matt Erlichman Jr. G 5-11 180 Bedford, Pennsylvania / Pittsburgh Vengeance (Tier1) 31 Peyton Jones Fr. G 6-4 210 Lanhorne, Pennsylvania / Lincoln Stars (USHL) 33 Chris Funkey So. G 5-10 175 Orland Park, Illinois / New Jersey Hitmen (USPHL) bigten.org 15 WISCONSIN BADGERS HEAD COACH QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY FACTS: TEAM HISTORY: Name: Location: Madison, Wis. First Year of Hockey: 1921-22 Hometown: Downers Grove, Ill. School Record (years): 0-0-0 (1) Population: 243,344 All-Time Record (Years): Career Record (years): 0-0-0 (1) Founded: 1848 1,169-753-140 (67) Joined Big Ten: 1896 (charter member) NCAA Tournament Appearances: 25 Year-by-year records for all current Big Ten coaches Enrollment: 43,198 NCAA Frozen Four Appearances: 11 are available on page 33 of this PDF. Nickname: Badgers NCAA Championships: 6 Colors: Cardinal and White First-Team All-America Selections: 31 Chancellor: Rebecca Blank Hobey Baker Award Winners: 1 Director of Athletics: Barry Alvarez Senior Woman Administrator: FACILITY INFORMATION: Terry Gawlik Name: Faculty Representatives: Capacity: 15,359 Mark Covaleski, Laurel Rice Dimensions: 200 x 97 Largest Crowd/Opponent/Year: 2015-16 RESULTS TEAM FACTS: 15,359 vs. Michigan State, 2014 2016-17 SCHEDULE Head Coach: Tony Granato, 1st year Team Record at Home Facility: 8-19-8, 3-13-4-2 Big Ten Associate Head Coaches: 195-124-41 Don Granato Ticket Office Phone: 608-262-1440 DATE OPPONENT DATE OPPONENT 10/7 vs. Northern Michigan 10/9 Northern Michigan T, 2-2 (OT) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Jeff Sanger MEDIA SERVICES: 10/8 vs. Northern Michigan 10/10 Northern Michigan T, 3-3 (OT) Team Captain: Hockey Contact: 10/14 Boston College 10/16 at Boston College L, 6-0 Luke Kunin Paul Capobianco 10/16 Boston College 10/17 at Boston University L, 4-1 Assistant Captains: Office Phone: 10/28 at St. Lawrence 10/23 at Ferris State T, 5-5 Grant Besse 608-263-1983 10/29 at Clarkson 10/24 at Ferris State L, 2-1 Cameron Hughes Cell Phone: 11/4 Northern Michigan 10/30 Arizona State W, 5-1 608-219-6278 11/5 Northern Michigan 10/31 Arizona State W, 2-1 Fax: 608-262-8184 11/18 Merrimack College 11/6 at North Dakota W, 3-1 Email: 11/19 Merrimack College 11/7 at North Dakota L, 3-1 [email protected] 11/25 at Colorado College 11/20 Denver T, 3-3 (OT) 11/26 at Denver 11/21 Denver L, 6-2 Press Box Phone: 608-265-4336 12/2 Omaha 12/4 at Michigan L, 6-4 Website: uwbadgers.com 12/3 Omaha 12/5 at Michigan T, 6-6 (SO, L) Twitter: @BadgerMHockey 12/9 at Michigan 12/11 at Michigan State L, 4-3 Facebook: /Wisconsinmenshockey 12/10 at Michigan 12/12 at Michigan State W, 3-0 1/6 Michigan State 1/8 Ohio State L, 2-0 2016-17 ROSTER BREAKDOWN 1/7 Michigan State 1/9 Ohio State T, 4-4 (SO, W) Letterwinners Returning: 20 Letterwinners Lost: 8 1/20 Minnesota 1/15 at Penn State L, 4-3 Forwards: 12 Forwards: 4 1/21 Minnesota 1/16 at Penn State L, 4-1 Defensemen: 7 Defensemen: 2 1/26 at Ohio State 1/22 Minnesota L, 4-0 Goalies: 1 Goalies: 2 1/28 vs. Ohio State [1] 1/23 Minnesota L, 9-2 2/3 at Michigan State 1/29 Alaska W, 4-3 2/4 at Michigan State 1/30 Alaska W, 5-2 2016-17 ROSTER 2/10 Penn State 2/12 Michigan L, 4-1 2/11 Penn State 2/13 Michigan T, 4-4 (SO, L) No Name (NHL) Yr Pos Ht Wt Hometown/Previous Team 2/17 Michigan 2/19 Michigan State L, 4-3 1 Jack Berry Fr. G 6-1 180 Holly, Mich. / New Jersey (NAHL) 2/18 Michigan 2/20 Michigan State L, 3-1 3 Corbin McGuire Sr. D/F 5-8 180 Ridgefield, Conn. / Jersey (NAHL) 2/24 at Minnesota 2/26 at Ohio State T, 4-4 (SO, W) 4 Patrick Sexton So. D 6-1 198 , Ontario / Penticton (BCHL) 2/25 at Minnesota 2/27 at Ohio State L, 6-5 6 Peter Tischke So. D 6-1 217 Hinsdale, Ill. / Chicago (USHL) 3/3 at Penn State 3/4 Penn State L, 2-1 7 Jake Bunz So. D 6-3 210 Middleton, Wis. / Chicago (USHL) 3/4 at Penn State 3/5 Penn State W, 4-3 8 Jarod Zirbel So. F 5-11 175 Green Bay, Wis. / Madison (USHL) 3/10 Ohio State 3/11 at Minnesota W, 4-3 9 Luke Kunin (MIN) So. F 6-0 197 Chesterfield, Mo. / USA Hockey NTDP (NTDP) 3/11 Ohio State 3/12 at Minnesota L, 4-1 10 Jake Linhart Jr. D 5-11 185 Brookfield, Wis. / Green Bay (USHL) 3/16-18 Big Ten Tournament [2] 3/17 vs. Penn State [1] L, 5-2 11 Dan Labosky So. F 5-7 165 Edina, Minn. / Tri-City (USHL) Previous College: Colorado College (2014-15) [1] Super Saturday, Madison Square [1] Big Ten Tournament, Xcel Energy 12 Grant Besse (ANA) Sr. F 5-10 187 Plymouth, Minn. / Benilde-St. Margaret’s (USHS) Garden, New York, N.Y. Center, Saint Paul, Minn. 13 Ryan Wagner Jr. F 5-8 185 Park Ridge, Ill./ USA Hockey NTDP (NTDP) [2] Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, Mich. 14 JD Greenway (TOR) Fr. D 6-5 210 Canton, N. Y. / USA Hockey NTDP (NTDP) 15 Matthew Freytag So. F 6-1 198 Wayzata, Minn. / Tri-City (USHL) 17 Will Johnson So. F 5-10 175 Santa Barbara, Calif. / Madison (USHL) 18 Seamus Malone So. F 5-10 180 Naperville, Ill. / Dubuque (USHL) Big Ten Games in Bold 19 Cameron Hughes (BOS) Jr. F 6-0 175 Edmonton, Alberta / Spruce Grove (AJHL) 21 Jason Ford Jr. F 6-0 197 Waunakee, Wis. / Dubuque (USHL) 22 Max Zimmer (CAR) Fr. F 6-0 190 Medina, Minn. / Chicago (USHL) 23 Aidan Cavallini Sr. F 5-10 200 Barrington, Ill. / Brookings (NAHL) 24 Jedd Soleway (ARI) Sr. F 6-3 210 Vernon, British Columbia / Penticton (BCHL) 25 Cullen Hurley Jr. D/F 6-2 205 Eagan, Minn. / Muskegon (USHL) 26 Tim Davison Jr. D 5-10 178 De Pere, Wis. / Chicago (USHL) 27 Matt Ustaski (WPG) Jr. F 6-6 233 Glenview, Ill. / Langley (BCHL) 30 Matt Jurusik So. G 6-2 195 La Grange, Ill. / Janesville (NAHL) 34 Trent Frederic (BOS) Fr. F 6-2 205 St. Louis, Mo. / USA Hockey NTDP (NTDP) 35 Johan Blomquist Fr. G 5-11 180 Stockholm, Sweden / Conn. (USPHL) bigten.org 16 2015-16 SEASON IN REVIEW STANDINGS POSTSEASON RESULTS Conference Games All Games Last BIG TEN TOURNAMENT PTS GP W - L - T SOW PCT GF GA GP W - L - T PCT GF GA 10 1. Minnesota^ 42 20 14 6 0 0 .700 76 58 37 20 17 0 .541 121 108 6-4-0 THURSDAY, MARCH 17 2. Michigan# 41 20 12 5 3 2 .675 107 68 38 25 8 5 .724 181 115 6-4-0 #3 PENN STATE def. #6 WISCONSIN, 5-2 3. Penn State 32 20 10 9 1 1 .525 64 72 38 21 13 4 .605 140 122 4-5-1 #4 OHIO STATE def. #5 MICHIGAN STATE, 4-3 (OT) 4. Ohio State 29 20 8 8 4 1 .500 79 77 36 14 18 4 .444 128 125 6-2-2 5. Michigan State 21 20 6 12 2 1 .350 47 72 37 10 23 4 .324 93 124 3-5-2 FRIDAY, MARCH 18 6. Wisconsin 15 20 3 13 4 2 .250 54 80 35 8 19 8 .343 93 127 2-6-2 #2 MICHIGAN def. #3 PENN STATE, 7-2 #1 MINNESOTA def. #4 OHIO STATE, 4-2 ^ Big Ten Champion # Big Ten Tournament Champions Postseason Team in Bold SATURDAY, MARCH 19 #2 MICHIGAN def. #1 MINNESOTA, 5-3

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SECOND TEAM JT Compher, F, MICH HOME ATTENDANCE

All Games Conference Games Team Games Total Average Games Total Average Michigan 17 92,769 5,457 9 50,406 5,601 Michigan State 18 93,315 5,184 10 56,629 5,663 Minnesota 19 187,140 9,849 10 100,326 10,033 Ohio State 16 82,410 5,151 10 59,129 5,913 Penn State 18 109,681 6,093 9 55,079 6,120 Wisconsin 18 159,284 8,849 10 100,324 10,032

bigten.org 17 2015-16 SEASON IN REVIEW ALL-BIG TEN HOCKEY TEAM As selected by Big Ten coaches and Media Voting Panel

FIRST TEAM HONORABLE MENTION PLAYER OF THE YEAR: JT Compher, F, Michigan David Goodwin, F, Penn State Kyle Connor, F, Michigan KYLE CONNOR, F, MICHIGAN Jake Bischoff, D, Minnesota Tyler Motte, F, Michigan Jake Hildebrand, G, Michigan State DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Zach Werenski, D, Michigan Christian Frey, G, Ohio State Zach Werenski, D, Michigan Josh Healey, D, Ohio State Eric Schierhorn, G, Minnesota ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM GOALTENDER OF THE YEAR: KYLE CONNOR, F, MICHIGAN Eric Schierhorn, G, Minnesota SECOND TEAM Mason Jobst, F, Ohio State Hudson Fasching, F, Minnesota Luke Kunin, F, Wisconsin FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Justin Kloos, F, Minnesota Zach Osburn, D, Michigan State Kyle Connor, F, Michigan Nick Schilkey, F, Ohio State Vince Pedrie, D, Penn State Michael Brodzinski, D, Minnesota ERIC SCHIERHORN, G, MINNESOTA COACH OF THE YEAR: Vince Pedrie, D, Penn State Red Berenson, Michigan Eamon McAdam, G, Penn State SCORING CHAMPION: Kyle Connor, F, Michigan

UNANIMOUS SELECTIONS IN ALL CAPS BIG TEN SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD HONOREES Cristoval “Boo” Nieves, Michigan; Michael Ferrantino, Michigan State; Jake Bischoff, Minnesota; Craig Dalrymple, Ohio State; Luke Juha, Penn State; Kevin Schulze, Wisconsin ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN

Name, School Yr. Major Name, School Yr. Major Tony Calderone, MICH So. Undeclared Nick Seeler, MINN Sr. Business and Marketing Education Eden Cutler Martin, MICH So. Undeclared Drew Brevig, OSU Jr. Strategic Communications Zach Nagelvoort, MICH Jr. Sport Management Craig Dalrymple, OSU Sr. Consumer and Family Financial Services Sam Piazza, MICH So. Engineering Logan Davis, OSU Jr. Marketing Upper Niko Porikos, MICH So. Undeclared David Gust, OSU Jr. Consumer and Family Financial Services Steve Racine, MICH Sr. General Studies Josh Healey, OSU Jr. Finance Justin Selman, MICH Sr. Sport Management Christian Lampasso, OSU So. Integrated Systems Engineering Max Shuart, MICH Jr. Political Science Kevin Miller, OSU So. Economics Joel Arseneault, MSU So. Civil Engineering Janik Moser, OSU So. Economics David Bondra, MSU Sr. Finance Nick Schilkey, OSU Jr. Finance Joe Cox, MSU Jr. Accounting Matt Tomkins, OSU Jr. Finance Thomas Ebbing, MSU Jr. Economics Matthew Weis, OSU So. Sport Industry Michael Ferrantino, MSU Sr. Finance Erik Autio, PSU So. Kinesiology Carson Gatt, MSU So. Political Theory and Constitutional Democracy Richard DeRosa, PSU Jr. Management Villiam Haag, MSU Jr. Advertising David Glen, PSU Sr. Economics Fort Jake Hildebrand, MSU Sr. Communication David Goodwin, PSU Jr. Economics Justin Hoomaian, MSU Sr. Kinesiology Luke Juha, PSU Sr. Finance Chris Knudson, MSU Jr. Accounting North Curtis Loik, PSU Sr. Finance Mackenzie MacEachern, MSU Jr. Economics Eamon McAdam, PSU Jr. Energy Business and Finance Nate Phillips, MSU Sr. English Thomas Olczyk, PSU Sr. Accounting JT Stenglein, MSU Jr. Economics Dylan Richard, PSU Jr. Kinesiology Travis Walsh, MSU Sr. Finance James Robinson, PSU So. Division Of Undergraduate Studies Connor Wood, MSU Sr. Economics Zachary Saar, PSU Jr. Management Jake Bischoff, MINN Jr. Business and Marketing Education Eric Scheid, PSU Sr. Communication Arts and Sciences Leon Bristedt, MINN So. Undeclared Matthew Skoff, PSU Sr. Supply Chain and Information Systems Taylor Cammarata, MINN Jr. Sociology David Thompson, PSU Jr. Finance Ryan Collins, MINN So. Undeclared Connor Varley, PSU Sr. Corporate Innovation and Entrepreneurship Hudson Fasching, MINN Jr. Entrepreneurial Management Michael Williamson, PSU Jr. Kinesiology Jack Glover, MINN So. Undeclared Aidan Cavallini, WIS Jr. Finance, Investment and Banking Steve Johnson, MINN So. Undeclared Tim Davison, WIS Jr. Personal Finance Justin Kloos, MINN Jr. Agricultural/Food Business Management Jason Ford, WIS So. Pre-Business Nick Lehr, MINN So. Undeclared Gabe Grunwald, WIS So. Pre-Business Vinni Lettieri, MINN Jr. Communication Studies Adam Miller, WIS Sr. Biology A.J. Michaelson, MINN Sr. Business and Marketing Education Alex Shuchuk, WIS So. Zoology Connor Reilly, MINN Sr. Finance Jedd Soleway, WIS Jr. Journalism Ryan Reilly, MINN Sr. Finance Eddie Wittchow, WIS Sr. Economics

bigten.org 18 2015-16 STATS - ALL GAMES SCORING GAME-WINNING GOALS Rk Name GP G GPG POINTS 1. Hudson Fasching, MINN 37 7 0.19 Kyle Connor, MICH 38 7 0.18 Rk Name GP G A Pts PPG 3. Tyler Motte, MICH 38 4 0.11 1. Kyle Connor, MICH 38 35 36 71 1.87 Ricky DeRosa, PSU 38 4 0.11 2. JT Compher, MICH 38 16 47 63 1.66 5. John Wiitala, OSU 32 3 0.09 3. Tyler Motte, MICH 38 32 24 56 1.47 Zach Werenski, MICH 36 3 0.08 4. Justin Kloos, MINN 37 16 27 43 1.16 Andrew Sturtz, PSU 37 3 0.08 5. Nick Schilkey, OSU 36 19 22 41 1.14 Alex Kile, MICH 38 3 0.07 6. Hudson Fasching, MINN 37 20 18 38 1.03 Tommy Olczyk, PSU 38 3 0.07 David Goodwin, PSU 38 11 27 38 1.00 10. 17 Players Tied With 2 8. Leon Bristedt, MINN 36 20 17 37 1.03 9. Zach Werenski, MICH 36 11 25 36 1.00 David Gust, OSU 36 11 25 36 1.00 DEFENSEMAN SCORING

GOALS POINTS

Rk Name GP GPG G Rk Name GP G A Pts PPG 1. Kyle Connor, MICH 38 0.92 35 1. Zach Werenski, MICH 36 11 25 36 1.00 2. Tyler Motte, MICH 38 0.84 32 2. Luke Juha, PSU 33 8 16 24 0.73 3. Leon Bristedt, MINN 36 0.56 20 3. Vince Pedrie, PSU 32 8 14 22 0.69 Hudson Fasching, MINN 37 0.54 20 4. Josh Healey, OSU 33 5 16 21 0.64 5. Luke Kunin, WIS 34 0.56 19 Michael Brodzinski, MINN 37 8 13 21 0.57 Nick Schilkey, OSU 36 0.53 19 6. Michael Downing, MICH 35 3 17 20 0.57 7. Andrew Sturtz, PSU 37 0.49 18 7. Drew Brevig, OSU 36 3 16 19 0.53 8. Justin Kloos, MINN 37 0.43 16 Zach Osburn, MSU 37 6 13 19 0.51 Alex Kile, MICH 38 0.42 16 9. Jake Linhart, WIS 35 8 10 18 0.51 JT Compher, MICH 38 0.42 16 Jake Bischoff, MINN 37 6 12 18 0.49

ASSISTS GOALS

Rk Name GP APG A Rk Name GP G GPG 1. JT Compher, MICH 38 1.24 47 1. Zach Werenski, MICH 36 11 0.31 2. Kyle Connor, MICH 38 0.95 36 2. Luke Juha, PSU 33 8 0.24 3. Justin Kloos, MINN 37 0.73 27 Vince Pedrie, PSU 32 8 0.25 David Goodwin, PSU 38 0.71 27 Michael Brodzinski, MINN 37 8 0.22 5. Zach Werenski, MICH 36 0.69 25 Jake Linhart, WIS 35 8 0.23 David Gust, OSU 36 0.69 25 6. Zach Osburn, MSU 37 6 0.16 7. Tyler Motte, MICH 38 0.63 24 Jake Bischoff, MINN 37 6 0.16 8. Grant Besse, WIS 35 0.63 22 8. Josh Healey, OSU 33 5 0.15 Nick Schilkey, OSU 36 0.61 22 9. Michael Downing, MICH 35 3 0.09 10. Matthew Weis, OSU 34 0.62 21 Drew Brevig, OSU 36 3 0.08 Cristoval Nieves, MICH 35 0.60 21 Seamus Malone, WIS 35 0.60 21 Tommy Novak, MINN 37 0.57 21 ASSISTS Rk Name GP A APG POWER-PLAY GOALS 1. Zach Werenski, MICH 36 25 0.69 2. Michael Downing, MICH 35 17 0.48 Rk Name GP G GPG 3. Luke Juha, PSU 33 16 0.48 1. Kyle Connor, MICH 38 10 0.26 Josh Healey, OSU 33 16 0.48 2. Zach Werenski, MICH 36 7 0.19 Drew Brevig, OSU 36 16 0.44 Tyler Motte, MICH 38 7 0.18 6. Vince Pedrie, PSU 32 14 0.43 4. Michael Ferrantino, MSU 35 6 0.17 7. Michael Brodzinski, MINN 37 13 0.35 Nick Schilkey, OSU 36 6 0.17 Zach Osburn, MSU 37 13 0.35 David Goodwin, PSU 38 6 0.16 9. Jake Bischoff, MINN 37 12 0.32 7. Dylan Richard, PSU 26 5 0.19 10. Jake Linhart, WIS 35 10 0.28 Luke Kunin, WIS 34 5 0.15 Ryan Wagner, WIS 35 5 0.14 Zach Osburn, MSU 37 5 0.14 Alex Kile, MICH 38 5 0.13 JT Compher, MICH 38 5 0.13

SHORTHANDED GOALS

Rk Name GP G GPG 1. Justin Kloos, MINN 37 4 0.11 2. Eric Scheid, PSU 34 3 0.09 Anthony Greco, OSU 36 3 0.08 Hudson Fasching, MINN 37 3 0.08 Andrew Sturtz, PSU 37 3 0.08 6. Justin Selman, MICH 38 2 0.05 Tyler Motte, MICH 38 2 0.05 8. 13 Players Tied With 1 bigten.org 19 2015-16 STATS - ALL GAMES GOALTENDING LEADERS OVERALL TEAM STATS

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE TEAM OFFENSE Rk Name GAA W 1. Eric Schierhorn, MINN 2.69 20 Rk Name GP G G/GM 2. Steve Racine, MICH 2.89 20 1. Michigan 38 181 4.76 3. Christian Frey, OSU 2.91 9 2. Penn State 38 140 3.68 4. Eamon McAdam, PSU 2.98 13 3. Ohio State 36 128 3.56 5. Jake Hildebrand, MSU 3.12 10 4. Minnesota 37 121 3.27 6. Matthew Skoff, PSU 3.26 8 5. Wisconsin 35 93 2.66 7. Matt Jurusik, WIS 3.45 8 6. Michigan State 37 93 2.51 8. Matt Tomkins, OSU 3.87 5 TEAM DEFENSE SAVE PERCENTAGE Rk Name GP G G/GM Rk Name W Save % 1. Minnesota 37 108 2.92 1. Steve Racine, MICH 20 .914 2. Michigan 38 115 3.03 2. Eamon McAdam, PSU 13 .913 3. Penn State 38 122 3.21 3. Christian Frey, OSU 9 .910 4. Michigan State 37 124 3.35 4. Eric Schierhorn, MINN 20 .906 5. Ohio State 36 125 3.47 5. Jake Hildebrand, MSU 10 .904 6. Wisconsin 35 127 3.63 6. Matthew Skoff, PSU 8 .902 7. Matt Jurusik, WIS 8 .892 POWER PLAY 8. Matt Tomkins, OSU 5 .888 Rk Name TOTALS SHA PP % SAVES 1. Michigan 48 / 150 2 32.0 2. Penn State 33 / 141 9 23.4 Rk Name GP SAVES SVS/G 3. Ohio State 29 / 138 5 21.0 1. Jake Hildebrand, MSU 35 1046 29.8 4. Minnesota 25 / 128 1 19.5 2. Matt Jurusik, WIS 31 941 30.4 5. Wisconsin 22 / 118 9 18.6 3. Eric Schierhorn, MINN 37 922 24.9 6. Michigan State 23 / 147 3 15.6 4. Steve Racine, MICH 29 898 31.0 5. Christian Frey, OSU 23 690 30.0 KILL 6. Eamon McAdam, PSU 22 631 28.7 7. Matthew Skoff, PSU 16 505 31.6 Rk Name TOTALS SHF PK % 8. Matt Tomkins, OSU 13 396 30.5 1. Michigan State 114 / 132 1 86.4 2. Wisconsin 103 / 125 1 82.4 SHUTOUTS 3. Ohio State 106 / 130 5 81.5 4. Penn State 115 / 143 12 80.4 Rk Name GP SHUTOUTS 5. Michigan 108 / 135 6 80.0 1. Jake Hildebrand, MSU 37 3 6. Minnesota 97 / 125 8 77.6 Eric Schierhorn, MINN 37 3 3. Christian Frey, OSU 24 2 PENALTY MINUTES 4. Steve Racine, MICH 31 1 Eamon McAdam, PSU 22 1 Rk Name GAMES PIM PIM/G Matt Jurusik, WIS 33 1 1. Ohio State 36 433 12.0 2. Michigan 38 422 11.1 3. Wisconsin 35 382 10.9 4. Michigan State 37 385 10.4 5. Penn State 38 395 10.4 6. Minnesota 37 326 8.8

SHOTS ON GOAL

Rk Name GAMES SOG SOG/G 1. Michigan 38 1418 37.32 2. Penn State 38 1579 41.55 3. Ohio State 36 1195 33.19 4. Minnesota 37 1172 31.68 5. Michigan State 37 1078 29.14 6. Wisconsin 35 1068 30.51

bigten.org 20 2015-16 STATS - CONFERENCE GAMES SCORING GAME-WINNING GOALS Rk Name GP G GPG POINTS 1. Hudson Fasching, MINN 20 5 0.25 2. Kyle Connor, MICH 20 3 0.15 Rk Name GP G A Pts PPG 3. Vince Pedrie, PSU 16 2 0.12 1. Kyle Connor, MICH 20 22 21 43 2.15 Leon Bristedt, MINN 19 2 0.11 2. Tyler Motte, MICH 20 20 18 38 1.90 Andrew Sturtz, PSU 19 2 0.11 3. JT Compher, MICH 20 12 25 37 1.85 Dexter Dancs, MICH 19 2 0.11 4. Justin Kloos, MINN 20 10 20 30 1.50 Matt DeBlouw, MSU 19 2 0.11 5. Hudson Fasching, MINN 20 15 12 27 1.35 John Wiitala, OSU 19 2 0.11 6. Nick Schilkey, OSU 20 11 15 26 1.30 Nick Schilkey, OSU 20 2 0.10 7. Leon Bristedt, MINN 19 11 11 22 1.16 Tommy Olczyk, PSU 20 2 0.10 8. Luke Kunin, WIS 19 13 8 21 1.11 Cristoval Nieves, MICH 20 7 14 21 1.05 10. Mason Jobst, OSU 20 9 11 20 1.00 DEFENSEMAN SCORING Justin Selman, MICH 20 8 12 20 1.00 David Gust, OSU 20 7 13 20 1.00 Grant Besse, WIS 20 6 14 20 1.00 POINTS

Rk Name GP G A Pts PPG GOALS 1. Zach Werenski, MICH 20 4 14 18 0.90 2. Vince Pedrie, PSU 16 7 8 15 0.94 Rk Name GP G GPG 3. Josh Healey, OSU 18 4 10 14 0.78 1. Kyle Connor, MICH 20 22 1.10 4. Drew Brevig, OSU 20 3 10 13 0.65 2. Tyler Motte, MICH 20 20 1.00 5. Cutler Martin, MICH 18 1 9 10 0.56 3. Hudson Fasching, MINN 20 15 0.75 Jake Linhart, WIS 20 4 6 10 0.50 4. Luke Kunin, WIS 19 13 0.68 Jake Bischoff, MINN 20 3 7 10 0.50 5. Andrew Sturtz, PSU 19 12 0.63 Michael Downing, MICH 20 2 8 10 0.50 6. JT Compher, MICH 20 12 0.60 9. Nick Seeler, MINN 19 0 9 9 0.47 7. Leon Bristedt, MINN 19 11 0.58 Zach Osburn, MSU 20 3 6 9 0.45 8. Nick Schilkey, OSU 20 11 0.55 Tim Davison, WIS 20 2 7 9 0.45 9. Justin Kloos, MINN 20 10 0.50 Tommy Parran, OSU 20 1 8 9 0.45 10. Mason Jobst, OSU 20 9 0.45 Alex Kile, MICH 20 9 0.45 GOALS

ASSISTS Rk Name GP G GPG 1. Vince Pedrie, PSU 16 7 0.44 Rk Name GP A APG 2. Josh Healey, OSU 18 4 0.22 1. JT Compher, MICH 20 25 1.25 Luke Juha, PSU 18 4 0.22 2. Kyle Connor, MICH 20 21 1.05 Zach Werenski, MICH 20 4 0.20 3. Justin Kloos, MINN 20 20 1.00 Jake Linhart, WIS 20 4 0.20 4. Tyler Motte, MICH 20 18 0.90 Michael Brodzinski, MINN 20 4 0.20 5. Nick Schilkey, OSU 20 15 0.75 7. Drew Brevig, OSU 20 3 0.15 Matthew Weis, OSU 20 15 0.75 Jake Bischoff, MINN 20 3 0.15 7. Cristoval Nieves, MICH 20 14 0.70 Zach Osburn, MSU 20 3 0.15 Grant Besse, WIS 20 14 0.70 10. Jack Glover, MINN 19 2 0.11 Zach Werenski, MICH 20 14 0.70 Michael Downing, MICH 20 2 0.10 10. David Gust, OSU 20 13 0.65 Tim Davison, WIS 20 2 0.10 Vinni Lettieri, MINN 20 13 0.65 Craig Dalrymple, OSU 20 2 0.10 Kevin Kerr, PSU 20 2 0.10 POWER-PLAY GOALS Steve Johnson, MINN 20 2 0.10 Rk Name GP G GPG ASSISTS 1. Kyle Connor, MICH 20 7 0.35 2. Michael Ferrantino, MSU 20 4 0.20 Rk Name GP A APG 3. Tony Calderone, MICH 18 3 0.17 1. Zach Werenski, MICH 20 14 0.70 Tyler Motte, MICH 20 3 0.15 2. Josh Healey, OSU 18 10 0.56 JT Compher, MICH 20 3 0.15 Drew Brevig, OSU 20 10 0.50 Nick Schilkey, OSU 20 3 0.15 4. Cutler Martin, MICH 18 9 0.50 David Gust, OSU 20 3 0.15 Nick Seeler, MINN 19 9 0.47 Alex Kile, MICH 20 3 0.15 6. Vince Pedrie, PSU 16 8 0.50 David Goodwin, PSU 20 3 0.15 Erik Autio, PSU 18 8 0.44 Zach Werenski, MICH 20 3 0.15 Michael Downing, MICH 20 8 0.40 Tommy Parran, OSU 20 8 0.40 SHORTHANDED GOALS 10. Jake Bischoff, MINN 20 7 0.35 Tim Davison, WIS 20 7 0.35 Rk Name GP G GPG Travis Walsh, MSU 20 7 0.35 1. Justin Kloos, MINN 20 3 0.15 Hudson Fasching, MINN 20 3 0.15 3. Andrew Sturtz, PSU 19 2 0.11 Tyler Motte, MICH 20 2 0.10 Justin Selman, MICH 20 2 0.10 6. 8 Players Tied With 1

bigten.org 21 2014-15 STATS - CONFERENCE GAMES GOALTENDING LEADERS OVERALL TEAM STATS

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE TEAM OFFENSE

Rk Name GAA W Rk Name GP G G/GM 1. Eric Schierhorn, MINN 2.67 14 1. Michigan 20 107 5.35 2. Eamon McAdam, PSU 3.15 6 2. Minnesota 20 76 3.80 3. Christian Frey, OSU 3.21 6 Ohio State 20 79 3.95 4. Steve Racine, MICH 3.21 10 4. Penn State 20 64 3.20 5. Jake Hildebrand, MSU 3.37 6 5. Wisconsin 20 54 2.70 6. Matthew Skoff, PSU 3.83 4 6. Michigan State 20 47 2.35 7. Matt Jurusik, WIS 3.84 3 TEAM DEFENSE SAVE PERCENTAGE Rk Name GP G G/GM Rk Name W Save % 1. Minnesota 20 58 2.90 1. Eamon McAdam, PSU 6 .913 2. Michigan 20 68 3.40 2. Steve Racine, MICH 10 .907 3. Michigan State 20 72 3.60 3. Christian Frey, OSU 6 .904 Penn State 20 72 3.60 4. Jake Hildebrand, MSU 6 .903 5. Ohio State 20 77 3.85 5. Eric Schierhorn, MINN 14 .902 6. Wisconsin 20 80 4.00 6. Matthew Skoff, PSU 4 .899 7. Matt Jurusik, WIS 3 .884 POWER PLAY

SAVES Rk Name TOTALS SHA PP % 1. Michigan 26 / 81 1 32.1 Rk Name GP SVS/G SAVES 2. Ohio State 16 / 70 3 22.9 1 Jake Hildebrand, MSU 20 29.9 598 3. Minnesota 13 / 73 1 17.8 2 Matt Jurusik, WIS 19 29.3 557 4. Wisconsin 10 / 60 7 16.7 3 Steve Racine, MICH 16 30.4 486 5. Penn State 11 / 68 8 16.2 4 Christian Frey, OSU 16 29.9 478 6. Michigan State 9 / 70 0 12.9 5 Eric Schierhorn, MINN 20 23.4 468 6 Eamon McAdam, PSU 12 29.9 359 PENALTY KILL 7 Matthew Skoff, PSU 9 31.7 285 Rk Name TOTALS SHF PK % 1. Michigan State 58 / 69 0 84.1 SHUTOUTS 2. Minnesota 53 / 65 7 81.5 3. Penn State 67 / 84 5 79.8 Rk Name GP SHUTOUTS 4. Ohio State 50 / 63 2 79.4 1. Jake Hildebrand, MSU 20 1 5. Wisconsin 55 / 70 1 78.6 Eric Schierhorn, MINN 20 1 6. Michigan 54 / 71 5 76.1 Christian Frey, OSU 16 1 Matt Jurusik, WIS 19 1 PENALTY MINUTES

Rk Name GAMES PIM PIM/G 1. Michigan 20 252 12.6 2. Penn State 20 229 11.4 3. Ohio State 20 227 11.3 4. Michigan State 20 222 11.1 5. Wisconsin 20 215 10.8 6. Minnesota 20 177 8.8

SHOTS ON GOAL

Rk Name GAMES SOG SOG/G 1. Michigan 20 768 38.40 2. Minnesota 20 675 33.75 Ohio State 20 639 31.95 4. Penn State 20 783 39.15 5. Wisconsin 20 604 30.20 6. Michigan State 20 559 27.95

bigten.org 22 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - ALL GAMES SCORING ASSISTS CAREER POINTS Rk Name Seasons GP G A Pts 1. Theran Welsh, WIS 1977-81 161 34 194 228 CAREER 2. Tom Ross, MSU 1972-76 155 138 186 324 Rk Name Seasons GP G A Pts 3. , MICH 1994-97 155 102 182 284 1. Tom Ross, MSU 1972-76 155 138 186 324 4. , WIS 1974-78 160 94 173 267 2. Steve Colp, MSU 1972-76 138 132 168 300 5. Steve Colp, MSU 1972-76 138 132 168 300 3. , MINN 1951-55 111 144 154 298 6. Brian Wiseman, MICH 1991-94 166 84 164 248 4. Brendan Morrison, MICH 1994-97 155 102 182 284 7. Larry Olimb, MINN 1988-92 182 59 159 218 5. , OSU 1981-84 149 114 156 270 8. David Roberts, MICH 1990-93 169 90 157 247 6. , MINN 1982-86 162 120 149 269 9. Paul Pooley, OSU 1981-84 149 114 156 270 7. Mike Eaves, WIS 1974-78 160 94 173 267 10. Peter White, MSU 1988-92 172 75 155 230 8. , MSU 1986-90 176 116 145 261 Denny Felsner, MICH 1989-92 162 139 122 261 SEASON 10. Mark Johnson, WIS 1976-79 125 125 131 256 Rk Name Season GP G A Pts 1. Craig Norwich, WIS 1976-77 44 18 65 83 SEASON 2. Paul Pooley, OSU 1983-84 41 32 64 96 Rk Name Season GP G A Pts 3. Pat Murray, MSU 1989-90 45 24 60 84 1. , MINN 1980-81 45 47 59 106 4. Tom Ross, MSU 1974-75 40 38 59 97 2. Tom Ross, MSU 1975-76 41 51 54 105 Aaron Broten, MINN 1980-81 45 47 59 106 3. Kip Miller, MSU 1989-90 45 48 53 101 6. Mike Eaves, WIS 1977-78 43 31 58 89 4. Dave Debol, MICH 1976-77 45 43 56 99 7. Dave Kobryn, OSU 1982-83 40 21 57 78 5. Steve Colp, MSU 1973-74 38 43 54 97 Brendan Morrison, MICH 1996-97 43 31 57 88 Tom Ross, MSU 1974-75 40 38 59 97 9. Norm Barnes, MSU 1973-74 37 8 56 64 Mike Donnelly, MSU 1985-86 44 59 38 97 Dave Debol, MICH 1976-77 45 43 56 99 8. Paul Pooley, OSU 1983-84 41 32 64 96 Kevin Miller, MSU 1986-87 45 25 56 81 Pat Micheletti, MINN 1984-85 44 48 48 96 Larry Olimb, MINN 1991-92 44 24 56 80 10. Steve Colp, MSU 1975-76 39 40 54 94 Denny Felsner, MICH 1991-92 44 42 52 94 GAME Rk Name Date, Opp. Assists GAME 1. Real Turcotte, MSU 2/17/61, Ohio 6 Rk Name Date, Opp. G A Pts Mark Fitzgerald, WIS 2/13/68, Lake Forest 6 1. Bob Doyle, MSU 2/17/61, Ohio 5 4 9 Hugh Prentice, OSU 1/27/72, Bowling Green 6 Real Turcotte, MSU 2/17/61, Ohio 3 6 9 Daryl Rice, MSU 12/27/73, Boston College 6 3. John Mayasich, MINN 1/14/55, Michigan 4 4 8 Steve Colp, MSU 12/14/74, Michigan 6 Tom French, WIS 12/13/63, Illinois Club 4 4 8 Paul Pooley, OSU 2/18/84, Ill.-Chicago 6 Ron Leszczynski, WIS 12/13/63, Illinois Club 4 4 8 Bert DeHate, WIS 2/24/67, Ohio 5 3 8 DEFENSEMAN SCORING GOALS POINTS CAREER Rk Name Seasons GP G A Pts CAREER 1. John Mayasich, MINN 1951-55 111 144 154 298 Rk Name Seasons GP G A Pts 2. Denny Felsner, MICH 1989-92 162 139 122 261 1. Theran Welsh, WIS 1977-81 161 34 194 228 3. Tom Ross, MSU 1972-76 155 138 186 324 2. Craig Norwich, WIS 1974-77 114 42 126 168 4. Steve Colp, MSU 1972-76 138 132 168 300 3. Steve Beadle, MSU 1987-90 174 42 122 164 5. Mark Johnson, WIS 1976-79 125 125 131 256 4. Todd Richards, MINN 1985-89 167 30 128 158 6. Pat Micheletti, MINN 1982-86 162 120 149 269 5. , MINN 1994-97 125 37 120 157 7. Neil Celley, MICH 1946, 49-51 104 119 96 215 6. Tim Thomas, WIS 1981-86 151 41 113 154 Corey Millen, MINN 1983-87 149 119 122 241 7. Jason Wooley, MSU 1989-91 132 37 107 144 9. , MINN 1976-80 157 117 84 201 , MINN 1998-02 164 45 99 144 10. Kip Miller, MSU 1986-90 176 116 145 261 9. Tim Manning, MICH 1978-81 147 27 115 142 10. Dan Mandich, OSU 1979-82 145 51 87 138 SEASON Myles O’Connor, MICH 1986-89 156 33 105 138 Rk Name Season GP G A Pts John-Michael Liles, MSU 1999-03 162 44 94 138 1. Mike Donnelly, MSU 1985-86 44 59 38 97 2. Tim Harrer, MINN 1979-80 41 53 29 82 SEASON 3. Tom Ross, MSU 1975-76 41 51 54 105 Rk Name Season GP G A Pts 4. Mark Johnson, WIS 1977-78 42 48 38 86 1. Craig Norwich, WIS 1976-77 44 18 65 83 Pat Micheletti, MINN 1984-85 44 48 48 96 2. Norm Barnes, MSU 1973-74 37 8 56 64 Kip Miller, MSU 1989-90 45 48 53 101 3. Tim Thomas, WIS 1984-85 42 13 50 63 7. Bert DeHate, WIS 1967-68 31 47 30 77 Mike Crowley, MINN 1995-96 42 17 46 63 Aaron Broten, MINN 1980-81 45 47 59 106 5. Theran Welsh, WIS 1978-79 41 7 54 61 9. Mitch Messier, MSU 1986-87 45 44 48 92 6. Jason Wooley, MSU 1990-91 40 15 44 59 Dwayne Norris, MSU 1991-92 44 44 39 83 7. John Taft, WIS 1976-77 42 15 43 58 Theran Welsh, WIS 1979-80 36 7 51 58 GAME 9. Mike Crowley, MINN 1996-97 42 9 47 56 Rk Name Date, Opp. Goals 10. Theran Welsh, WIS 1977-78 43 10 45 55 1. John Mayasich, MINN 12/10/54, Winnipeg 6 2. 11 times, most recently by: Jeff Madill, OSU 1/24/87, Ferris State 5 bigten.org 23 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - ALL GAMES GOALS GOALTENDING CAREER Rk Name Seasons GP G A Pts GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 1. Dan Mandrich, OSU 1979-82 145 51 87 138 2. Jordan Leopold, MINN 1998-02 164 45 99 144 CAREER (Minimum 30 games played) 3. John-Michael Liles, MSU 1999-03 162 44 94 138 Rk Name Seasons GAA 4. Craig Norwich, WIS 1974-77 114 42 126 168 1. , MSU 1999-02 1.54 Steve Beadle, MSU 1987-90 174 42 122 164 2. Joe Blackburn, MSU 1997-01 1.76 6. Tim Thomas, WIS 1981-86 151 41 113 154 3. Brian Elliott, WIS 2003-07 1.78 7. , MICH 1979-82 149 40 86 126 4. Shawn Hunwick, MICH 2008-12 2.06 Justin Schultz, WIS 2009-12 121 40 73 113 5. Dave Caruso, OSU 2003-06 2.07 9. Patrick Neaton, MICH 1990-93 167 38 89 127 6 , MINN 2012-15 2.09 10. Tony Kellin, MINN 1982-86 168 37 75 112 7. Bryan Hogan, MICH 2008-11 2.18 Jason Woolley, MSU 1989-91 132 37 107 144 8. Josh Blackburn, MICH 1999-02 2.29 Mike Crowley, MINN 1994-97 125 37 120 157 9. , MICH 1995-98 2.32 10. Jeff Maund, OSU 1997-99 2.35 SEASON Rk Name Season GP G A Pts SEASON (minimum 10 games played) 1. Steve Richmond. MICH 1980-81 39 22 32 54 Rk Name Season GAA 2. Steve Beadle, MSU 1989-90 45 21 36 57 1. Ryan Miller, MSU 2000-01 1.32 3. Cecil Jacobs, OSU 1973-74 31 20 14 34 2. Ryan Miller, MSU 1999-00 1.53 Jordan Leopold, MINN 2001-02 44 20 28 48 3. Joe Blackburn, MSU 1998-99 1.549 5. Randy Skarda, MINN 1987-88 42 19 26 45 4. Brian Elliott, WIS 2005-06 1.553 Sean Hill, WIS 1990-91 37 19 32 51 5. , MSU 1997-98 1.57 7. Craig Norwich, WIS 1976-77 44 18 65 83 6. Bob Essensa, MSU 1984-85 1.64 Ron Griffin, WIS 1979-80 36 18 26 44 7. Ryan Miller, MSU 2001-02 1.77 Justin Schultz, WIS 2010-11 41 18 29 47 8. Adam Wilcox, MINN 2012-13 1.88 10. Tom Swearingen, OSU 1968-69 29 17 31 48 9. Billy Sauer, MICH 2007-08 1.954 Jim Colville, OSU 1975-76 33 17 20 37 10. , MSU 2005-06 1.956 Mike Crowley, MINN 1995-96 42 17 46 63 SAVE PERCENTAGE ASSISTS CAREER (Minimum 30 games played) CAREER Rk Name Seasons Save % Rk Name Seasons GP G A Pts 1. Ryan Miller, MSU 1999-02 .941 1. Theran Welsh, WIS 1977-81 161 34 194 228 2. Brady Hjelle, OSU 2011-13 .933 2. Todd Richards, MINN 1985-89 167 30 128 158 3. Brian Elliott, WIS 2003-07 .931 3. Craig Norwich, WIS 1974-77 114 42 126 168 4. Shawn Hunwick, MICH 2008-12 .928 4. Steve Beadle, MSU 1987-90 174 42 122 164 5. Adam Wilcox, MINN 2012-15 .922 5. Mike Crowley, MINN 1994-97 125 37 120 157 6. Jeff Maund, OSU 1997-99 .9213 6. Tim Manning, MICH 1978-81 147 27 115 142 7. Jake Hildebrand, MSU 2012-16 .92078 7. Tim Thomas, WIS 1981-86 151 41 113 154 8. Jeff Lerg, MSU 2005-09 .92074 8. Jason Woolley, MSU 1989-91 132 37 107 144 9. Joe Blackburn, MSU 1997-01 .920 9. Myles O’Connor, MICH 1986-89 156 33 105 138 10. Dave Caruso, OSU 2003-06 .919 10. Don McSween, MSU 1983-87 180 28 101 129 SEASON (Minimum 10 games played) SEASON Rk Name Season Save % Rk Name Season GP G A Pts 1. Ryan Miller, MSU 2000-01 .950 1. Craig Norwich, WIS 1976-77 44 18 65 83 2. Brian Elliott, WIS 2005-06 .938 2. Norm Barnes, MSU 1973-74 37 8 56 64 3. Ryan Miller, MSU 2001-02 .936 3. Theran Welsh, WIS 1978-79 41 7 54 61 4. Brady Hjelle, OSU 2012-13 .935 4. Theran Welsh, WIS 1979-80 36 7 51 58 5. Adam Wilcox, MINN 2013-14 .9324 5. Tim Thomas, WIS 1984-85 42 13 50 63 6. Ryan Miller, MSU 1999-00 .9322 6. Mike Crowley, MINN 1996-97 42 9 47 56 7. Shawn Hunwick, MICH 2011-12 .9317 7. Mike Crowley, MINN 1995-96 42 17 46 63 8. Alex Kangas, MINN 2007-08 .92980 8. Theran Welsh, WIS 1977-78 43 10 45 55 9. Jake Hildebrand, MSU 2014-15 .92976 9. Theran Welsh, WIS 1980-81 41 10 44 54 10. Zach Nagelvoort, MICH 2013-14 .9293 Jason Woolley, MSU 1990-91 40 15 44 59 SAVES

CAREER Rk Name Seasons Saves 1. Robbie Moore, MICH 1973-76 4,434 2. Jeff Lerg, MSU 2005-09 3,996 3. Graham Melanson, WIS 1997-01 3,850 4. Jake Hildebrand, MSU 2012-16 3,824 5. Adam Hauser, MINN 1998-02 3,777 6. Scott Sharples, MICH 1987-90 3,534 7. Kirk Daubenspeck, WIS 1993-97 3,517 8. Mike Betz, OSU 2001-04 3,328 9. Dan Stergiou, OSU 1973-76 3,261 10. Josh Blackburn, MICH 1999-02 3,250

bigten.org 24 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - ALL GAMES SEASON SEASON Rk Name Season Saves Rk Name Season Wins 1. Dave Versical, MSU 1975-76 1,410 1. , MINN 1987-88 34 2. Ron Clark, MSU 1974-75 1,400 Marty Turco, MICH 1995-96 34 3. Karl Bagnell, MICH 1971-72 1,305 3. Marty Turco, MICH 1996-97 33 Dean Anderson, WIS 1987-88 1,305 Marty Turco, MICH 1997-98 33 5. Robbie Moore, MICH 1972-73 1,254 5. Jason Muzzatti, MSU 1988-89 32 Graham Melanson, WIS 2000-01 1,254 6. Duane Derksen, WIS 1989-90 31 7. Robb Stauber, MINN 1987-88 1,243 Chad Alban, MSU 1997-98 31 8. Mike Bales, OSU 1990-91 1,227 Graham Melanson, WIS 1999-00 31 9. Kirk Daubenspeck, WIS 1994-95 1,224 Ryan Miller, MSU 2000-01 31 10. Robbie Moore, MICH 1973-74 1,203 10. 5 times, most recently by: Billy Sauer, MICH 2007-08 30 GAME Rk Name Date, Opp. Saves WIN PERCENTAGE 1. Kirk Daubenspeck, WIS 3/8/97, Colo. College 75 2. Ed Schiller, MSU 2/6/54, Denver 73 CAREER (Minimum 30 games played) 3. Jeff Tscherne, MINN 3/14/76, Michigan State 72 Rk Name Seasons Win % 4. Chuck Hobaica, OSU 2/22/64, Western Mich. 66 1. Marc Behrend, WIS 1980-83 .842 5. Dave Versical, MSU 3/14/76, Minnesota 64 2. Marty Turco, MICH 1994-98 .791 3. Steve Shields, MICH 1990-94 .772 SHUTOUTS 4. Ryan Miller, MSU 1999-02 .745 5. Jim Makey, WIS 1970-73 .719 CAREER Rk Name Seasons SO SEASON (Minimum 10 games played) 1. Ryan Miller, MSU 1999-02 26 Rk Name Season Win % Record 2. Dominic Vicari, MSU 2003-06 16 1. Marc Behrend, WIS 1982-83 .921 17-1-1 Brian Elliott, WIS 2003-07 16 2. Julian Baretta, WIS 1976-77 .913 21-2-0 4. Marty Turco, MICH 1995-98 15 3. Bob Essensa, MSU 1984-85 .882 15-2-0 5. Josh Blackburn, MICH 1999-02 14 4. Marc Behrend, WIS 1981-82 .860 21-3-1 6. Al Montoya, MICH 2003-05 13 5. Billy Sauer, MICH 2007-08 .851 30-4-3 , MINN 2003-07 13 Adam Wilcox, MINN 2012-15 13 MINUTES Jake Hildebrand, MSU 2012-16 13 10. Chad Alban, MSU 1994-98 12 CAREER Jeff Lerg, MSU 2005-09 12 Rk Name Seasons Minutes 1. Marty Turco, MICH 1995-98 9,355 SEASON 2. Josh Blackburn, MICH 1999-02 8,949 Rk Name Season SO 3. Adam Hauser, MINN 1998-02 8,833 1. Ryan Miller, MSU 2000-01 10 4. Jeff Lerg, MSU 2005-09 8,690 2. Ryan Miller, MSU 1999-00 8 5. Mike Betz, OSU 2001-04 8,520 Ryan Miller, MSU 2001-02 8 6. Graham Melanson, WIS 1997-01 8,179 Brian Elliott, WIS 2005-06 8 7. Steve Shields, MICH 1991-94 8,041 5. Dominic Vicari, MSU 2003-04 7 8. Jake Hildebrand, MSU 2012-16 7,778 Kent Patterson, MINN 2011-12 7 9. Scott Sharples, MICH 1987-90 7,711 7. Chad Alban, MSU 1997-98 6 10. Chad Alban, MSU 1994-98 7,633 Al Montoya, MICH 2003-04 6 Jake Hildebrand, MSU 2014-15 6 SEASON Adam Wilcox, MINN 2014-15 6 Rk Name Season Minutes 1. Dean Anderson, WIS 1987-88 2,718 WINS 2. Josh Blackburn, MICH 2000-01 2,647 3. Marty Turco, MICH 1997-98 2,640 CAREER 4. Robb Stauber, MINN 1987-88 2,621 Rk Name Seasons Wins 5. Josh Blackburn, MICH 2001-02 2,568 1. Marty Turco, MICH 1995-98 127 6. Kent Patterson, MINN 2011-12 2,556 2. Steve Shields, MICH 1991-94 111 7. Al Montoya, MICH 2002-03 2,548 3. Josh Blackburn, MICH 1999-02 92 8. Jason Muzzatti, MSU 1988-89 2,515 4. Chad Alban, MSU 1994-98 88 9. Kirk Daubenspeck, WIS 1994-95 2,503 5. Al Montoya, MICH 2003-05 86 10. Jeff Callinan, MINN 1994-95 2,484 6. Kellen Briggs, MINN 2003-07 84 7. Jason Muzzatti, MSU 1987-91 83 GAMES PLAYED Adam Hauser, MINN 1998-02 83 9. Graham Melanson, WIS 1997-01 81 CAREER 10. Duane Derksen, WIS 1988-92 80 Rk Name Seasons GP 1. Marty Turco, MICH 1995-98 165 2. Adam Hauser, MINN 1998-02 151 Josh Blackburn, MICH 1999-02 151 4. Steve Shields, MICH 1991-94 149 5. Jeff Lerg, MSU 2005-09 146 6. Mike Betz, OSU 2001-04 143 7. Graham Melanson, WIS 1997-01 140 8. Scott Sharples, MICH 1987-90 137 9. Jake Hildebrand, MSU 2012-16 133 10. Kellen Briggs, MINN 2003-07 132 bigten.org 25 TEAM RECORDS - ALL GAMES

Game SCORING Rk School Date, Opp. Goals 1. Wisconsin 1/24/64, Macalester 7 GOALS SCORED Ohio State 2/10/79, Western Michigan 7 3. Wisconsin 2/18/67, Western Michigan 6 Season Wisconsin 3/3/79, Notre Dame 6 Rk School Season Goals 1. Michigan State 1988-89 277 PENALTY KILL PERCENTAGE 2. Wisconsin 1976-77 264 3. Michigan State 1984-85 262 Rk School Season Pct 4. Minnesota 1980-81 261 1. Michigan State 1998-99 92.0 5. Michigan 1976-77 260 2. Michigan State 2000-01 91.1 3. Michigan State 2001-02 90.5 Game 4. Michigan State 1997-98 90.2 Rk School Date, Opp. Goals 5. Michigan 2002-03 89.2 1. Michigan 2/8/64, Ohio State 21 Ohio State 1/27/76, Kent State 21 3. Wisconsin 10/16/81, Windsor 20 SHORTHANDED GOALS 4. Michigan State 12/7/57, Ohio State 18 Ohio State 11/23/68, Tennessee 18 Season Ohio State 11/18/75, Ohio University 18 Rk School Season Goals 1. Michigan State 1983-84 24 Most Goals Per Game 2. Michigan 1996-97 22 Rk School Season GPG 3. Michigan State 1984-85 21 1. Michigan 1950-51 7.85 4. Wisconsin 1982-83 20 2. Michigan 1963-64 7.48 5. Minnesota 1982-83 18 3. Michigan 1948-49 7.16 4. Wisconsin 1967-68 7.03 Game 5. Michigan 1945-46 6.68 Rk School Date, Opp. Goals 1. Wisconsin 11/27/67, Wis.-Superior 6 Fastest Two Goals, Same Team 2. Ohio State 1/29/82, Illinois-Chicago 3 Rk Players (School) School Date Time Wisconsin 2/27/82, Minn.-Duluth 3 1. Jason Dest, David Moss Michigan 1/11/04 :05 Wisconsin 11/26/82, Air Force 3 David Booth, Bryan Lerg Michigan State 2/11/05 :05 Michigan State 10/21/83, Western Mich. 3 3. Bob Suter, Rob Romanchuck Wisconsin 2/3/79 :06 Tony Granato, Jim Johannson Wisconsin 10/27/85 :06 MOST PENALTY MINUTES Bruce Rendall, Bill Shibicky Michigan State 2/21/87 :06 Season GOALS ALLOWED Rk School Season Min 1. Ohio State 1987-88 1,353 Fewest Goals Allowed Per Game 2. Minnesota 1991-92 1,207 Rk School Season Goals 3. Wisconsin 1991-92 1,183 1. Michigan State 2000-01 1.36 4. Wisconsin 1994-95 1,145 2. Michigan State 1998-99 1.52 5. Michigan State 1988-89 1,109 3. Michigan State 1997-98 1.73 4. Michigan State 2001-02 1.78 Game 5. Michigan State 1999-00 1.81 Rk School Date, Opp. Min 1. Ohio State 1/30/81, Northern Mich. 150 2. Minnesota 3/14/98, Minn.-Duluth 109 SPECIAL TEAMS 3. Michigan State 1/31/97, Western Mich. 108 4. Ohio State 11/4/05, Miami 101 POWER PLAY PERCENTAGE Period Rk School Season Pct Rk School Date, Opp. Min 1. Wisconsin 1976-77 39.1 1. Ohio State 1/30/81, Northern Mich. 101 2. Minnesota 1980-81 36.7 2. Michigan State 1/31/97, Western Mich. 90 3. Michigan 1979-80 35.8 3. Minnesota 3/14/98, Minn.-Duluth 81 4. Minnesota 1979-80 33.0 4. Wisconsin 11/10/07, North Dakota 66 5. Michigan State 1975-76 32.7 Ohio State 1983-84 32.7 FEWEST PENALTY MINUTES

POWER-PLAY GOALS Season Rk School Season Min Season 1. Minnesota 1958-59 135 Rk School Season Goals 2. Minnesota 1959-60 166 1. Minnesota 1980-81 99 3. Minnesota 1961-62 209 2. Wisconsin 1976-77 93 4. Minnesota 1957-58 218 3. Michigan State 1988-89 91 5. Minnesota 1950-51 219 Michigan 1996-97 91 5. Michigan 1990-91 81

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WINNING PERCENTAGE WINNING

Rk School Season Win % Record Overall 1. Michigan 1947-48 .891 20-2-1 Rk School Dates Games Michigan 1955-56 .891 20-2-1 1. Michigan State 12/29/84 to 2/15/85 22 3. Michigan State 1984-85 .864 38-6-0 2. Michigan State 10/15/88 to 12/16/88 19 4. Michigan 1996-97 .8604 35-4-4 3. Ohio State 1/29/72 to 11/18/72 16 5. Michigan 1948-49 .8600 20-2-3 4. Michigan 12/28/90 to 2/15/91 15 Michigan 3/1/96 to 11/1/96 15 WINS Rk School Season Wins Record Home 1. Michigan State 1984-85 38 38-6-0 Rk School Dates Games 2. Wisconsin 1976-77 37 37-7-1 1. Minnesota 1/24/04 to 1/8/05 20 Michigan State 1988-89 37 37-9-1 Michigan 11/13/10 to 10/28/11 20 4. Wisconsin 1989-90 36 36-9-1 3. Michigan State 1/24/86 to 11/1/86 18 5. Wisconsin 1981-82 35 35-11-1 4. Michigan 3/3/61 to 3/2/62 17 Minnesota 1985-86 35 35-13-0 Michigan 1/15/93 to 1/8/94 17 Michigan State 1989-90 35 35-7-3 Michigan 1996-97 35 35-4-4 Road Rk School Dates Games 1. Michigan State 10/15/88 to 12/15/88 12 FEWEST LOSSES 2. Michigan State 11/9/84 to 2/9/85 11 3. Michigan State 1/5/90 to 2/23/90 10 (since 1947-48) Michigan State 10/10/97 to 12/28/97 10 Rk School Season Losses Record Wisconsin 10/22/05 to 2/3/06 10 1. Michigan 1947-48 2 20-2-1 Michigan 1948-49 2 20-2-3 Michigan 1955-56 2 20-2-1 UNBEATEN 4. Michigan 1949-50 4 23-4-0 Michigan 1950-51 4 22-4-1 Overall Michigan 1951-52 4 22-4-0 Rk School Dates Games Record Michigan 1996-97 4 35-4-4 1. Michigan 11/8/96 to 2/7/97 23 20-0-3 Michigan State 12/4/98 to 3/5/99 23 18-0-5 Michigan State 10/21/00 to 1/23/01 23 20-0-3 MOST HOME WINS 4. Michigan State 12/29/84 to 2/15/85 22 22-0-0 Minnesota 10/13/06 to 1/7/07 22 19-0-3 Rk School Season Wins 1. Wisconsin 1976-77 22 Home Minnesota 1980-81 22 Rk School Dates Games Record Wisconsin 1981-82 22 1. Michigan 11/17/95 to 10/12/97 36 33-0-3 4. 4 times, most recently by: 2. Michigan State 10/21/00 to 2/8/02 33 31-0-2 Minnesota 1988-89 21 3. Michigan State 1/9/98 to 3/5/99 29 25-0-4 4. Minnesota 1/20/06 to 1/7/07 21 19-0-2 MOST ROAD WINS 5. 3 times 20

Rk School Season Wins Road 1. Michigan State 1989-90 20 Rk School Dates Games Record 2. Michigan State 1984-85 19 1. Minnesota 11/18/05 to 1/5/07 21 17-0-4 Michigan State 1988-89 19 2. Michigan 2/13/93 to 1/28/94 15 14-0-1 4. Wisconsin 1989-90 16 Michigan 11/2/01 to 12/1/03 15 12-0-3 Michigan 1993-94 16 4. Minnesota 1/23/53 to 2/23/54 14 13-0-1 Michigan State 1997-98 16 5. Michigan State 12/26/98 to 2/26/99 13 9-0-4

MOST TIES

Rk School Season Ties Record 1. Minnesota 1998-99 9 15-9-9 Minnesota 2002-03 9 28-8-9 Minnesota 2007-08 9 19-17-9 4. Michigan State 1991-92 8 26-10-8 Minnesota 1992-93 8 22-12-8 Wisconsin 2003-04 8 22-13-8 Michigan State 2005-06 8 25-12-8 Wisconsin 2015-16 8 8-19-8

MOST GAMES

Rk School Season Games 1. Minnesota 2007-08 16 2. Wisconsin 2003-04 14 3. Minnesota 2002-03 13 4. Minnesota 1992-93 12 Michigan State 2005-06 12 bigten.org 27 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - CONFERENCE GAMES SCORING - SEASON GAME-WINNING GOALS Rk Name SEASON GP G POINTS 1. Hudson Fasching, MINN 2015-16 20 5 2. Travis Boyd, MINN 2014-15 20 4 Rk Name SEASON GP G A Pts PPG 3. Nic Kerdiles, WIS 2013-14 14 3 1. Kyle Connor, MICH 2015-16 20 22 21 43 2.15 Dylan Richard, PSU 2014-15 16 3 2. Tyler Motte, MICH 2015-16 20 20 18 38 1.90 Matt Berry, MSU 2014-15 17 3 3. JT Compher, MICH 2015-16 20 12 25 37 1.85 Phil Di Giuseppe, MICH 2013-14 20 3 4. , MICH 2014-15 20 12 21 33 1.65 Seth Ambroz, MINN 2013-14 20 3 5. , MICH 2014-15 20 11 21 32 1.60 Kyle Rau, MINN 2013-14 20 3 6. Justin Kloos, MINN 2015-16 20 10 20 30 1.50 Mark Zengerle, WIS 2013-14 20 3 7. Travis Boyd, MINN 2014-15 20 13 16 29 1.45 Kyle Rau, MINN 2014-15 20 3 8. Mike Reilly, MINN 2014-15 20 3 24 27 1.35 David Goodwin, PSU 2014-15 20 3 Hudson Fasching, MINN 2015-16 20 15 12 27 1.35 Kyle Connor, MICH 2015-16 20 3 10. Nick Schilkey, OSU 2015-16 20 11 15 26 1.30

GOALS DEFENSEMAN SCORING - SEASON Rk Name SEASON GP G GPG POINTS 1. Kyle Connor, MICH 2015-16 20 22 1.10 2. Tyler Motte, MICH 2015-16 20 20 1.00 Rk Name SEASON GP G A Pts PPG 3. Hudson Fasching, MINN 2015-16 20 15 0.75 1. Mike Reilly, MINN 2014-15 20 3 24 27 1.35 4. Luke Kunin, WIS 2015-16 19 13 0.68 2. Zach Werenski, MICH 2015-16 20 4 14 18 0.90 Travis Boyd, MINN 2014-15 20 13 0.65 3. Zach Werenski, MICH 2014-15 20 7 9 16 0.80 Kyle Rau, MINN 2014-15 20 13 0.65 4. Vince Pedrie, PSU 2015-16 16 7 8 15 0.94 7. Andrew Sturtz, PSU 2015-16 19 12 0.63 Michael Downing, MICH 2014-15 19 4 11 15 0.79 Ryan Dzingel, OSU 2013-14 20 12 0.60 Mike Reilly, MINN 2013-14 20 3 12 15 0.75 Michael Mersch, WIS 2013-14 20 12 0.60 Frankie Simonelli, WIS 2013-14 20 4 11 15 0.75 Zach Hyman, MICH 2014-15 20 12 0.60 8. Josh Healey, OSU 2015-16 18 4 10 14 0.78 JT Compher, MICH 2015-16 20 12 0.60 9. Drew Brevig, OSU 2015-16 20 3 10 13 0.65 10. Mac Bennett, MICH 2013-14 16 2 9 11 0.69 ASSISTS Jake McCabe, WIS 2013-14 19 2 9 11 0.58 Jake Chelios, MSU 2013-14 20 0 11 11 0.55 Rk Name SEASON GP A APG 1. JT Compher, MICH 2015-16 20 25 1.25 GOALS 2. Mike Reilly, MINN 2014-15 20 24 1.20 3. Zach Hyman, MICH 2014-15 20 21 1.05 Rk Name SEASON GP G GPG Dylan Larkin, MICH 2014-15 20 21 1.05 1. Zach Werenski, MICH 2014-15 20 7 0.35 Kyle Connor, MICH 2015-16 20 21 1.05 Vince Pedrie, PSU 2015-16 20 7 0.35 6. Justin Kloos, MINN 2015-16 20 20 1.00 3. Brady Skjei, MINN 2013-14 20 5 0.25 7. Tyler Motte, MICH 2015-16 20 18 0.90 4. Josh Healey, OSU 2015-16 18 4 0.22 8. Mark Zengerle, WIS 2013-14 20 16 0.80 Luke Juha, PSU 2015-16 18 4 0.22 Travis Boyd, MINN 2014-15 20 16 0.80 Michael Downing, MICH 2014-15 19 4 0.21 10. Tyler Motte, MICH 2014-15 20 15 0.75 Cutler Martin, MICH 2014-15 19 4 0.21 Nick Schilkey, OSU 2015-16 20 15 0.75 Frankie Simonelli, WIS 2013-14 20 4 0.20 Matthew Weis, OSU 2015-16 20 15 0.75 Zach Werenski, MICH 2015-16 20 4 0.20 Michael Brodzinski, MINN 2015-16 20 4 0.20 POWER-PLAY GOALS Jake Linhart, WIS 2015-16 20 4 0.20

Rk Name SEASON GP G GPG ASSISTS 1. Travis Boyd, MINN 2014-15 20 7 0.35 Kyle Connor, MICH 2015-16 20 7 0.35 Rk Name SEASON GP A APG 3. Ryan Dzingel , OSU 2013-14 20 6 0.30 1. Mike Reilly, MINN 2014-15 20 24 1.20 Kyle Rau, MINN 2014-15 20 6 0.30 2. Zach Werenski, MICH 2015-16 20 14 0.70 5. Michael Mersch, WIS 2013-14 20 5 0.25 3. Michael Downing, MICH 2014-15 19 11 0.58 Andrew Copp, MICH 2014-15 19 5 0.26 e Jak Chelios, MSU 2013-14 20 11 0.55 Dylan Larkin, MICH 2014-15 20 5 0.25 Frankie Simonelli, WIS 2013-14 20 11 0.55 8. Matt Berry , MSU 2013-14 17 4 0.24 6. Josh Healey, OSU 2015-16 18 10 0.56 Luke Moffatt, MICH 2013-14 20 4 0.20 Drew Brevig, OSU 2015-16 20 10 0.50 Mackenzie MacEachern, MSU 2014-15 20 4 0.20 8. Mac Bennett, MICH 2013-14 16 9 0.56 Michael Ferrantino, MSU 2015-16 20 4 0.20 Cutler Martin, MICH 2015-16 18 9 0.50 e Jak McCabe, WIS 2013-14 19 9 0.47 SHORTHANDED GOALS Nick Seeler, MINN 2015-16 19 9 0.47 Sam Jardine, OSU 2013-14 20 9 0.45 Kevin Schulze, WIS 2013-14 20 9 0.45 Rk Name SEASON GP G GPG Zach Werenski, MICH 2014-15 20 9 0.45 1. Hudson Fasching, MINN 2015-16 20 3 0.15 Justin Kloos, MINN 2015-16 20 3 0.15 3. Andrew Copp, MICH 2014-15 19 2 0.11 Andrew Sturtz, PSU 2015-16 19 2 0.11 Tyler Motte, MICH 2015-16 20 2 0.10 Justin Selman, MICH 2015-16 20 2 0.10 7. 22 Players Tied With 1

bigten.org 28 INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM RECORDS - CONFERENCE GAMES GOALTENDING LEADERS - SEASON TEAM DEFENSE Rk Name SEASON GP G G/GM GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 1. Minnesota 2013-14 20 37 1.85 2. Michigan State 2014-15 20 42 2.10 Rk Name SEASON GAA W 3. Wisconsin 2013-14 20 46 2.30 1. Adam Wilcox, MINN 2013-14 1.64 13 4. Minnesota 2014-15 20 54 2.70 2. Jake Hildebrand, MSU 2014-15 1.94 11 5. Michigan State 2013-14 20 55 2.75 3. Joel Rumpel, WIS 2013-14 2.15 13 Ohio State 2013-14 20 55 2.75 4. Christian Frey, OSU 2013-14 2.25 5 7. Minnesota 2015-16 20 58 2.90 5. Zach Nagelvoort, MICH 2014-15 2.35 7 8. Michigan 2013-14 20 59 2.95 6. Adam Wilcox, MINN 2014-15 2.52 11 9. Michigan 2014-15 20 60 3.00 7. Jake Hildebrand, MSU 2013-14 2.60 4 10. Penn State 2014-15 20 66 3.30 8. Eric Schierhorn, MINN 2015-16 2.67 14 9. Zach Nagelvoort, MICH 2013-14 2.72 6 10. Matt Tomkins, OSU 2013-14 2.80 1 POWER PLAY Rk Name SEASON TOTALS SHA PP % SAVE PERCENTAGE 1. Michigan 2015-16 26/81 1 32.1 2. Minnesota 2014-15 24/76 0 31.6 Rk Name SEASON W Save % 3. Michigan 2014-15 21/71 2 29.6 1. Adam Wilcox, MINN 2013-14 13 0.941 4. Ohio State 2013-14 19/79 0 24.1 2. Jake Hildebrand, MSU 2014-15 11 0.940 5. Ohio State 2015-16 16/70 3 22.9 3. Christian Frey, OSU 2013-14 5 0.932 6. Penn State 2014-15 14/62 2 22.6 4. Joel Rumpel, WIS 2013-14 13 0.930 7. Michigan State 2014-15 13/62 1 21.0 5. Zach Nagelvoort, MICH 2014-15 7 0.916 8. Michigan State 2013-14 12/64 1 18.8 6. Eamon McAdam, PSU 2015-16 6 0.9135 Minnesota 2013-14 15/80 1 18.8 7. Eamon McAdam, PSU 2014-15 4 0.9129 10. Michigan 2013-14 14/76 1 18.4 8. Matt Tomkins, OSU 2013-14 1 0.912 9. Steve Racine, MICH 2015-16 10 0.907 10. Christian Frey, OSU 2015-16 6 0.904 PENALTY KILL Rk Name SEASON TOTALS SHF PK % SAVES 1. Minnesota 2013-14 44/52 1 84.6 2. Wisconsin 2013-14 71/84 2 84.5 Rk Name SEASON GP SVS/G SAVES 3. Michigan State 2015-16 58/69 0 84.1 1. Jake Hildebrand, MSU 2014-15 20 30.6 612 4. Penn State 2013-14 65/78 1 83.3 2. Joel Rumpel, WIS 2014-15 18 33.8 608 5. Penn State 2014-15 62/75 1 82.7 3. Jake Hildebrand, MSU 2015-16 20 29.9 598 6. Michigan 2014-15 55/67 3 82.1 4. Matt Jurusik, WIS 2015-16 19 29.3 557 Michigan State 2014-15 55/67 0 82.1 5. Steve Racine, MICH 2015-16 16 30.4 486 8. Minnesota 2015-16 53/65 7 81.5 6. Adam Wilcox, MINN 2013-14 18 26.6 479 9. Penn State 2015-16 67/84 5 79.8 7. Christian Frey, OSU 2015-16 16 29.9 478 10. Michigan 2013-14 54/68 2 79.4 8. Eric Schierhorn, MINN 2015-16 20 23.4 468 9. Christian Frey, OSU 2014-15 15 28.9 434 10. Eamon McAdam, PSU 2015-16 12 29.9 359 PENALTY MINUTES Rk Name SEASON GAMES PIM PIM/G SHUTOUTS 1. Wisconsin 2013-14 20 253 12.7 2. Michigan 2015-16 20 252 12.6 Rk Name SEASON GP SHUTOUTS 3. Wisconsin 2014-15 20 248 12.4 1. Jake Hildebrand 2014-15 20 5 4. Ohio State 2013-14 20 229 11.4 2. Adam Wilcox, MINN 2014-15 19 3 Penn State 2015-16 20 229 11.4 3. Matt Tomkins, OSU 2014-15 6 2 6. Ohio State 2015-16 20 227 11.3 4. 8 Players Tied With 1 7. Michigan State 2015-16 20 222 11.1 8. Michigan 2014-15 20 215 10.8 Wisconsin 2015-16 20 215 10.8 TEAM RECORDS - SEASON 10. Michigan State 2013-14 20 210 10.5

TEAM OFFENSE SHOTS ON GOAL

Rk Name SEASON GP G G/GM Rk Name SEASON GAMES SOG SOG/G 1. Michigan 2015-16 20 107 5.35 1. Penn State 2015-16 20 783 39.2 2. Michigan 2014-15 20 88 4.40 2. Michigan 2015-16 20 768 38.4 3. Minnesota 2014-15 20 81 4.05 3. Penn State 2014-15 20 743 37.1 4. Ohio State 2015-16 20 79 3.95 4. Minnesota 2014-15 20 704 35.2 5. Minnesota 2015-16 20 76 3.80 5. Michigan 2014-15 20 703 35.1 6. Michigan 2013-14 20 68 3.40 6. Penn State 2013-14 20 675 33.8 7. Penn State 2015-16 20 64 3.20 Minnesota 2015-16 20 675 33.8 8. Wisconsin 2013-14 20 63 3.15 8. Minnesota 2013-14 20 674 33.7 9. Penn State 2014-15 20 62 3.10 9. Michigan 2013-14 20 667 33.4 10. Minnesota 2013-14 20 59 2.95 10. Ohio State 2014-15 20 641 32.0

bigten.org 29 ANNUAL STAT CHAMPIONS GOALTENDING - GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE CONFERENCE GAMES - INDIVIDUAL Year Name, School GAA W 2013-14 Adam Wilcox, MINN 1.64 13 SCORING - POINTS 2014-15 Jake Hildebrand, MSU 1.94 11 Year Name, School GP G A Pts. PPG 2015-16 Eric Schierhorn, MINN 2.67 14 2013-14 Ryan Dzingel, OSU 20 12 12 24 1.20 2014-15 Zach Hyman, MICH 20 12 21 33 1.65 GOALTENDING - SAVE PERCENTAGE 2015-16 Kyle Connor, MICH 20 22 21 43 2.15 Year Name, School W Save % 2013-14 Adam Wilcox, MINN 13 .941 SCORING - GOALS 2014-15 Jake Hildebrand, MSU 11 .940 Year Name, School GP G GPG 2015-16 Eric Schierhorn, MINN 14 .913 2013-14 Ryan Dzingel, OSU 20 12 0.60 Michael Mersch, WIS 20 12 0.60 GOALTENDING - SAVES 2014-15 Travis Boyd, MINN 20 13 0.65 Year Name, School GP SVS/G SAVES Kyle Rau, MINN 20 13 0.65 2013-14 Jake Hildebrand, MSU 19 30.6 581 2015-16 Kyle Connor, MICH 20 22 1.10 2014-15 Jake Hildebrand, MSU 20 30.6 612 2015-16 Jake Hildebrand, MSU 20 29.9 598 SCORING - ASSISTS Year Name, School GP A APG GOALTENDING - SHUTOUTS 2013-14 Mark Zengerle, WIS 20 16 0.80 Year Name, School GP SHUTOUTS 2014-15 Mike Reilly, MINN 20 24 1.20 2013-14 Adam Wilcox, MINN 18 2 2015-16 JT Compher, MICH 20 25 1.25 2014-15 Jake Hildebrand, MSU 20 5 2015-16 Christian Frey, OSU 16 1 SCORING - POWER-PLAY GOALS Matt Jurusik, WIS 19 1 Year Name, School GP PPG GPG Eric Schierhorn, MINN 20 1 2013-14 Ryan Dzingel, OSU 20 6 0.30 Jake Hildebrand, MSU 20 1 2014-15 Travis Boyd, MINN 20 7 0.35 2015-16 Kyle Connor, MICH 20 7 0.35 CONFERENCE GAMES - TEAM SCORING - SHORTHANDED GOALS Year Name, School GP SHG GPG TEAM OFFENSE 2013-14 David Gust, OSU 14 1 0.07 Year School GP G G/GM Nic Kerdiles, WIS 14 1 0.07 2013-14 Michigan 20 68 3.40 Dylan Richard, PSU 15 1 0.07 2014-15 Michigan 20 88 4.40 Andrew Copp, MICH 20 1 0.05 2015-16 Michigan 20 107 5.35 JT Compher, MICH 20 1 0.05 Lee Reimer, MSU 20 1 0.05 TEAM DEFENSE Nate Condon, MINN 20 1 0.05 Year School GP G G/GM Ryan Dzingel, OSU 20 1 0.05 2013-14 Minnesota 20 37 1.85 Mark Zengerle, WIS 20 1 0.05 2014-15 Michigan State 20 42 2.10 2014-15 Andrew Copp, MICH 19 2 0.11 2015-16 Minnesota 20 58 2.90 2015-16 Hudson Fasching, MINN 20 3 0.15 Justin Kloos, MINN 20 3 0.15 POWER PLAY Year School TOTALS SHA PP % SCORING - GAME-WINNING GOALS 2013-14 Ohio State 19/79 0 24.1 Year Name, School GP GWG GPG 2014-15 Minnesota 24/76 0 31.6 2013-14 Nic Kerdiles, WIS 14 3 0.21 2015-16 Michigan 26/81 1 32.1 Phil Di Giuseppe, MICH 20 3 0.15 Seth Ambroz, MINN 20 3 0.15 PENALTY KILL Kyle Rau, MINN 20 3 0.15 Year School TOTALS SHF PK % Mark Zengerle, WIS 20 3 0.15 2013-14 Minnesota 44/52 1 84.6 2014-15 Travis Boyd, MINN 20 4 0.20 2014-15 Penn State 62/75 1 82.7 2015-16 Hudson Fasching, MINN 20 5 0.25 2015-16 Michigan State 58/69 0 84.1

DEFENSEMAN SCORING - POINTS PENALTY MINUTES Year Name, School GP G A Pts. PPG Year School GAMES PIM PIM/G 2013-14 Frankie Simonelli, WIS 20 4 11 15 0.75 2013-14 Wisconsin 20 253 12.7 Mike Reilly, MINN 20 3 12 15 0.75 2014-15 Wisconsin 20 248 12.4 2014-15 Mike Reilly, MINN 20 3 24 27 1.35 2015-16 Michigan 20 252 12.6 2015-16 Zach Werenski, MICH 20 4 14 18 0.90 SHOTS ON GOAL DEFENSEMAN SCORING - GOALS Year School GAMES SOG SOG/G Year Name, School GP G GPG 2013-14 Penn State 20 675 33.8 2013-14 Brady Skjei, MINN 20 5 0.25 2014-15 Penn State 20 743 37.1 2014-15 Zach Werenski, MICH 20 7 0.35 2015-16 Penn State 20 783 39.2 2015-16 Vince Pedrie, PSU 16 7 0.44

DEFENSEMAN SCORING - ASSISTS Year Name, School GP A APG 2013-14 Mike Reilly, MINN 20 12 0.60 2014-15 Mike Reilly, MINN 20 24 1.20 2015-16 Zach Werenski, MICH 20 14 0.70

bigten.org 30 CAREER CLUBS

111 Kris Manery Michigan 1973-77 111-97-218 200-POINT 110 Mike Donnelly Michigan State 1982-86 110-86-196 109 Dick Dougherty Minnesota 1950-54 109-78-187 Pts Name School Seasons G-A-P Butsy Erickson Minnesota 1979-83 109-129-238 324 Tom Ross Michigan State 1972-76 138-186-324 108 Bert DeHate Wisconsin 1966-70 108-80-188 300 Steve Colp Michigan State 1972-76 132-168-300 107 Ray Meyers Ohio State 1971-74 107-126-233 298 John Mayasich Minnesota 1951-55 144-154-298 Bobby Reynolds Michigan State 1985-89 107-89-196 284 Brendan Morrison Michigan 1994-97 102-182-284 David Oliver Michigan 1990-94 107-95-205 270 Paul Pooley Ohio State 1981-84 114-156-270 106 Michigan State 1992-96 106-72-178 269 Pat Micheletti Minnesota 1982-86 120-149-269 105 Dwayne Norris Michigan State 1988-92 105-113-218 267 Mike Eaves Wisconsin 1974-78 94-173-267 Michigan 1994-98 105-121-226 261 Kip Miller Michigan State 1986-90 116-145-261 104 Andy Browne Ohio State 1980-84 104-108-212 Denny Felsner Michigan 1988-92 139-122-261 Michigan 1993-97 104-82-186 256 Mark Johnson Wisconsin 1976-79 125-131-256 103 Gil Burford Michigan 1948-51 103-93-196 248 Brian Wiseman Michigan 1990-94 84-164-248 Shawn Heaphy Michigan State 1987-91 103-91-194 247 David Roberts Michigan 1989-93 90-157-247 Mike Knuble Michigan 1991-95 103-72-175 246 Dave Debol Michigan 1974-78 112-134-246 102 Brendan Morrison Michigan 1994-97 102-182-284 241 Corey Millen Minnesota 1982-87 119-122-241 100 Tony Granato Wisconsin 1983-87 100-120-220 238 Butsy Erickson Minnesota 1979-83 109-129-238 Minnesota 1992-96 100-116-216 233 Ray Meyers Ohio State 1971-74 107-126-233 230 Peter White Michigan State 1988-92 75-155-230 228 Theran Welsh Wisconsin 1977-81 34-194-228 100-ASSIST 227 Brad Jones Michigan 1983-87 89-138-227 226 Bill Muckalt Michigan 1994-98 105-121-226 Assists Name School Seasons G-A-P 225 Daryl Rice Michigan State 1972-76 96-129-225 194 Theran Welsh Wisconsin 1977-81 34-194-228 223 Dave Kobryn Ohio State 1980-84 73-150-223 186 Tom Ross Michigan State 1972-76 138-186-324 222 Bill Shibicky Michigan State 1983-87 86-136-222 182 Brendan Morrison Michigan 1994-97 102-182-284 T.J. Hensick Michigan 2003-07 75-147-222 173 Mike Eaves Wisconsin 1974-78 94-173-267 220 Tony Granato Wisconsin 1983-87 100-120-220 168 Steve Colp Michigan State 1972-76 132-168-300 218 Dwayne Norris Michigan State 1988-92 105-113-218 164 Brian Wiseman Michigan 1990-94 84-164-248 Larry Olimb Minnesota 1988-92 59-159-218 159 Larry Olimb Minnesota 1988-92 59-159-218 Rem Murray Michigan State 1991-95 71-147-218 157 David Roberts Michigan 1989-93 90-157-247 216 Brian Bonin Minnesota 1992-96 100-116-216 156 Paul Pooley Ohio State 1981-84 114-156-270 215 Neil Celley Michigan 1946, 49-51 119-96-215 155 Peter White Michigan State 1988-92 75-155-230 213 Gordon McMillan Michigan 1945-49 99-114-213 154 John Mayasich Minnesota 1951-55 144-154-298 212 Paul Tilley Ohio State 1976-80 81-131-212 150 Dave Kobryn Ohio State 1980-84 73-150-223 Andy Browne Ohio State 1980-84 104-108-212 149 Pat Micheletti Minnesota 1982-86 120-149-269 210 Scott Lecy Wisconsin 1977-81 83-127-210 147 Rem Murray Michigan State 1991-95 71-147-218 Larry Marson Ohio State 1978-82 82-128-210 T.J. Hensick Michigan 2003-07 75-147-222 Mitch Messier Michigan State 1983-87 86-124-210 145 Kip Miller Michigan State 1986-90 116-145-261 209 John Sturges Michigan State 1972-76 77-132-209 140 Kevin Miller Michigan State 1984-88 61-140-201 208 Kris Manery Michigan 1973-77 111-97-218 138 Brad Jones Michigan 1983-87 89-138-227 206 Ron Vincent Wisconsin 1978-82 75-131-206 136 Bill Shibicky Michigan State 1983-87 86-136-222 205 David Oliver Michigan 1990-94 107-95-205 134 Dave Debol Michigan 1974-78 112-134-246 202 Steve Ulseth Minnesota 1977-81 84-118-202 132 John Sturges Michigan State 1972-76 77-132-209 Michigan State 1980-84 75-127-202 131 Mark Johnson Wisconsin 1976-79 125-131-256 201 Tim Harrer Minnesota 1976-80 117-84-201 Paul Tilley Ohio State 1976-80 81-131-212 Mark Hamway Michigan State 1979-83 98-103-201 Ron Vincent Wisconsin 1978-82 75-131-206 Kevin Miller Michigan State 1984-88 61-140-201 130 Steve Suk Michigan State 1991-95 39-130-169 Mike York Michigan State 1995-99 79-122-201 129 Daryl Rice Michigan State 1972-76 96-129-225 200 John Pohl Minnesota 1998-02 71-129-200 Butsy Erickson Minnesota 1979-83 109-129-238 John Pohl Minnesota 1998-02 71-129-200 128 Larry Marson Ohio State 1978-82 82-128-210 100-GOAL Todd Richards Minnesota 1985-89 30-128-158 Mark Ouimet Michigan 1989-93 58-128-186 Goals Name School Seasons G-A-P 127 Scott Lecy Wisconsin 1977-81 83-127-210 144 John Mayasich Minnesota 1951-55 144-154-298 Newell Brown Michigan State 1980-84 75-127-202 139 Denny Felsner Michigan 1988-92 139-122-261 126 Ray Meyers Ohio State 1971-74 107-126-233 138 Tom Ross Michigan State 1972-76 138-186-324 Craig Norwich Wisconsin 1974-77 42-126-168 132 Steve Colp Michigan State 1972-76 132-168-300 125 Steve Guolla Michigan State 1991-95 62-125-187 125 Mark Johnson Wisconsin 1976-79 125-131-256 Mark Zengerle Wisconsin 2010-14 37-125-162 120 Pat Micheletti Minnesota 1982-86 120-149-269 124 Mitch Messier Michigan State 1983-87 86-124-210 119 Neil Celley Michigan 1946, 49-51 119-96-215 Pat Murray Michigan State 1987-90 59-124-183 Corey Millen Minnesota 1982-87 119-122-241 122 Corey Millen Minnesota 1982-87 119-122-241 117 Tim Harrer Minnesota 1976-80 117-84-201 Steve Beadle Michigan State 1986-90 42-122-164 116 Kip Miller Michigan State 1986-90 116-145-261 Denny Felsner Michigan 1988-92 139-122-261 114 Paul Pooley Ohio State 1981-84 114-156-270 Mike York Michigan State 1995-99 79-122-201 112 Dave Debol Michigan 1974-78 112-134-246 121 Bill Muckalt Michigan 1994-98 105-121-226 bigten.org 31 CAREER CLUBS 100-ASSIST 100 GOALS AND (cont.) 100 ASSISTS

Assists Name School Seasons G-A-P Pts Name School Seasons G-A-P 120 Mike Crowley Minnesota 1994-97 37-120-157 324 Tom Ross Michigan State 1972-76 138-186-324 118 Steve Ulseth Minnesota 1977-81 84-118-202 300 Steve Colp Michigan State 1972-76 132-168-300 116 Brian Bonin Minnesota 1992-96 100-116-216 298 John Mayasich Minnesota 1951-55 144-154-298 115 Tim Manning Michigan 1977-81 27-115-142 284 Brendan Morrison Michigan 1994-97 102-182-284 Andrew Shier Wisconsin 1990-94 53-115-168 270 Paul Pooley Ohio State 1981-84 114-156-270 114 Gordon McMillan Michigan 1945-49 99-114-213 269 Pat Micheletti Minnesota 1982-86 120-149-269 Bruce Allworth Ohio State 1973-76 71-114-185 261 Kip Miller Michigan State 1986-90 116-145-261 Doug Macdonald Wisconsin 1988-92 75-114-189 Denny Felsner Michigan 1988-92 139-122-261 113 Richard Erdall Minnesota 1981-85 55-113-168 256 Mark Johnson Wisconsin 1976-79 125-131-256 Tim Thomas Wisconsin 1981-86 41-113-154 246 Dave Debol Michigan 1974-78 112-134-246 Dwayne Norris Michigan State 1988-92 105-113-218 241 Corey Millen Minnesota 1982-87 119-122-241 112 Russ Welch Michigan State 1976-80 78-112-190 238 Butsy Erickson Minnesota 1979-83 109-129-238 John Johannson Wisconsin 1980-84 64-112-176 233 Ray Meyers Ohio State 1971-74 107-126-233 John Shouneyia Michigan 1999-03 32-112-144 226 Bill Muckalt Michigan 1994-98 105-121-226 111 Tom Vannelli Minnesota 1973-77 69-111-180 220 Tony Granato Wisconsin 1983-87 100-120-220 110 Todd Brost Michigan 1985-89 63-110-173 218 Dwayne Norris Michigan State 1988-92 105-113-218 109 Gordon Wilkie Michigan 1961-64 42-109-151 216 Brian Bonin Minnesota 1992-96 100-116-216 Kevin Hilton Michigan 1992-96 57-109-166 212 Andy Browne Ohio State 1980-84 104-108-212 108 Andy Browne Ohio State 1980-84 104-108-212 Rick Brebant Ohio State 1984-87 75-108-183 Jim Slater Michigan State 2001-05 64-108-172 107 Jason Woolley Michigan State 1989-91 37-107-144 106 Aaron Broten Minnesota 1979-81 72-106-178 105 Dan Lerg Michigan 1976-80 94-105-199 Andrew Ebbett Michigan 2002-06 38-105-143 104 Minnesota 1978-81 38-104-142 Barry Richter Wisconsin 1989-93 52-104-156 Ryan Kraft Minnesota 1994-98 62-104-166 103 Mark Hamway Michigan State 1979-83 98-103-201 102 Jason Miller Minnesota 1987-91 53-102-155 101 Tom Scanlon Ohio State 1976-80 76-101-177 Don McSween Michigan State 1983-87 28-101-129 Bryan Smolinski Michigan State 1989-93 80-101-181 100 Gary Haight Michigan State 1980-85 27-100-127 Dave Maley Wisconsin 1982-86 66-100-166 Peter Hankinson Minnesota 1986-90 82-100-182 Dan Trebil Minnesota 1991-96 24-100-124 Michigan 1994-97 80-100-180

bigten.org 32 CURRENT COACHES - YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS

2004-05 Minnesota 28-15-1 .648 17-10-1 .625 RED BERENSON, MICHIGAN 2005-06 Minnesota 27-9-5 .720 20-5-3 .768 Year School Overall Pct. Conference Pct. 2006-07 Minnesota 31-10-3 .739 18-7-3 .696 1984-85 Michigan 13-26-1 .338 11-20-1 .359 2007-08 Minnesota 19-17-9 .522 9-12-7 .446 1985-86 Michigan 12-26-0 .316 10-22-0 .313 2008-09 Minnesota 17-13-7 .554 12-11-5 .518 1986-87 Michigan 14-25-1 .363 11-20-1 .359 2009-10 Minnesota 18-19-2 .487 12-14-2 .464 1987-88 Michigan 22-19-0 .537 17-15-0 .531 2010-11 Minnesota 16-14-6 .528 13-10-5 .554 1988-89 Michigan 22-15-4 .585 17-11-4 .594 2011-12 Minnesota 28-14-1 .663 20-8-0 .714 1989-90 Michigan 24-12-6 .643 16-11-5 .578 2012-13 Minnesota 26-9-5 .713 16-7-5 .661 1990-91 Michigan 34-10-3 .755 24-5-3 .797 2013-14 Minnesota 28-7-6 .756 14-3-3 .775 1991-92 Michigan 32-9-3 .761 22-7-3 .734 2014-15 Minnesota 23-13-3 .628 12-5-3 .675 1992-93 Michigan 30-7-3 .788 23-5-2 .800 2015-16 Minnesota 20-17-0 .541 14-6-0 .700 1993-94 Michigan 33-7-1 .817 24-5-1 .817 1994-95 Michigan 30-8-1 .782 22-4-1 .833 School Record 415-219-68 .640 256-144-52 .624 1995-96 Michigan 34-7-2 .814 22-6-2 .767 Career Record 694-374-97 .638 380-196-68 .643 1996-97 Michigan 35-4-4 .860 21-3-3 .833 1997-98 Michigan 34-11-1 .750 22-7-1 .750 NCAA Appearances: 17 (1995-96-97-98-99-2001-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-12-13-14-15) 1998-99 Michigan 25-11-6 .667 17-8-5 .650 1999-00 Michigan 27-10-4 .707 19-6-3 .732 2000-01 Michigan 27-13-5 .656 16-9-3 .625 STEVE ROHLIK, OHIO STATE 2001-02 Michigan 28-11-5 .693 19-5-4 .750 Year School Overall Pct. Conference Pct. 2002-03 Michigan 30-10-3 .733 18-7-3 .696 2013-14 Ohio State 18-14-5 .554 6-9-5 .425 2003-04 Michigan 27-14-2 .651 18-8-2 .679 2014-15 Ohio State 14-19-3 .431 8-11-1 .425 2004-05 Michigan 31-8-3 .774 23-3-2 .857 2015-16 Ohio State 14-18-4 .444 8-8-4 .500 2005-06 Michigan 21-15-5 .573 13-10-5 .554 2006-07 Michigan 26-14-1 .646 18-9-1 .661 School Record 46-51-12 .477 22-28-10 .450 2007-08 Michigan 33-6-4 .814 20-4-4 .786 Career Record 46-51-12 .477 22-28-10 .450 2008-09 Michigan 29-12-0 .707 20-8-0 .714 2009-10 Michigan 26-18-1 .589 14-13-1 .518 2010-11 Michigan 29-11-4 .705 20-7-1 .732 GUY GADOWSKY, PENN STATE 2011-12 Michigan 24-13-4 .634 15-9-4 .607 Year School Overall Pct. Conference Pct. 2012-13 Michigan 18-19-3 .463 10-15-3 .375 1999-00 Alaska 6-25-3 .221 4-22-2 .179 2013-14 Michigan 18-13-4 .571 10-8-2 .550 2000-01 Alaska 9-19-8 .361 7-14-7 .375 2014-15 Michigan 22-15-0 .595 12-8-0 .600 2001-02 Alaska 22-12-3 .635 15-10-3 .589 2015-16 Michigan 25-8-5 .724 12-5-3 .675 2002-03 Alaska 15-14-7 .514 10-11-7 .482 2003-04 Alaska 16-19-1 .458 14-13-1 .518 School Record 835-407-89 .661 556-283-73 .610 2004-05 Princeton 8-20-3 .306 6-14-2 .318 Career Record 835-407-89 .661 556-283-73 .610 2005-06 Princeton 10-18-3 .371 7-12-3 .386 2006-07 Princeton 15-16-3 .485 10-10-2 .500 NCAA Appearances: 22 (1991-92-93-94-95-96-97-98-99-2000-01-02-03-04-05-06- 2007-08 Princeton 21-14-0 .600 14-8-0 .636 07-08-09-10-11-12-16) 2008-09 Princeton 22-12-1 .643 14-8-0 .636 2009-10 Princeton 12-16-3 .435 8-12-2 .409 TOM ANASTOS, MICHIGAN STATE 2010-11 Princeton 17-13-2 .562 11-9-2 .545 2012-13 Penn State 13-14-0 .481 - - Year School Overall Pct. Conference Pct. 2013-14 Penn State 8-26-2 .250 3-16-1 .175 2011-12 Michigan State 19-16-4 .538 14-11-3 .554 2014-15 Penn State 18-15-4 .541 10-9-1 .525 2012-13 Michigan State 14-25-3 .369 9-18-1 .339 2015-16 Penn State 21-13-4 .605 10-9-1 .525 2013-14 Michigan State 11-18-7 .403 5-9-6 .400 2014-15 Michigan State 17-16-2 .514 11-7-2 .600 School Record 60-68-10 .471 23-34-3 .408 2015-16 Michigan State 10-23-4 .270 6-12-2 .300 Career Record 233-266-47 .470 143-177-34 .452

School Record 71-98-20 .429 50-52-14 .491 NCAA Appearances: 2 (2008-09) Career Record 71-98-20 .429 50-52-14 .491

NCAA Appearances: 1 (2012) TONY GRANATO, WISCONSIN Year School Overall Pct. Conference Pct. DON LUCIA, MINNESOTA 2016-17 Wisconsin - - - -

Year School Overall Pct. Conference Pct. 1987-88 Alaska 23-10-2 .686 5-3-0 .625 School Record - - - - 1988-89 Alaska 23-12-3 .645 - - Career Record - - - - 1989-90 Alaska 10-20-0 .333 - - 1990-91 Alaska 17-16-2 .514 - - 1991-92 Alaska 17-17-2 .500 - - 1992-93 Alaska 23-12-2 .649 - - 1993-94 Colorado College 23-11-5 .654 18-9-5 .641 1994-95 Colorado College 30-12-1 .709 22-9-1 .703 1995-96 Colorado College 33-5-4 .833 26-2-4 .875 1996-97 Colorado College 25-15-4 .614 17-11-4 .594 1997-98 Colorado College 26-13-3 .655 16-10-2 .607 1998-99 Colorado College 29-12-1 .702 20-8-0 .714 1999-00 Minnesota 20-19-2 .512 13-13-2 .500 2000-01 Minnesota 27-13-2 .667 18-8-2 .679 2001-02 Minnesota 32-8-4 .773 18-7-3 .696 2002-03 Minnesota 28-8-9 .722 15-6-7 .661 2003-04 Minnesota 27-14-3 .648 15-12-1 .554 bigten.org 33 ALL COACHES RECORDS BY SCHOOL MICHIGAN OHIO STATE

COACH TENURE YRS W L T PCT. COACH TENURE YRS W L T PCT. Joe Barss 1922-27 5 26 21 4 .549 1963-65 2 6 14 0 .300 Edward Lowrey 1927-44 17 124 136 21 .479 1966 1 9 7 0 .563 1944-57 13 228 61 13 .776 1967-70 3 49 48 3 .505 1957-73 16 222 207 11 .517 1971-72 1 44 14 0 .759 1973-80 7 135 129 6 .511 Gerald Walford 1973-75 2 41 46 4 .473 1980 1 1 1 0 .500 1976-95 19 328 381 56 .465 John Giordano 1980-84 4 68 75 6 .477 1995-10 15 280 267 56 .511 Red Berenson 1984- 32 835 407 89 .661 Mark Osiecki 2011-13 3 46 50 16 .482 Steve Rohlik 2013- 3 46 51 12 .477

MICHIGAN STATE COACH TENURE YRS W L T PCT. PENN STATE No formal coach 1922-23 2 2 7 0 .222 COACH TENURE YRS W L T PCT. 1925-30 6 8 18 1 .315 Guy Gadowsky 2012- 4 60 68 10 .471 1950-51 2 6 25 0 .194 1951-79 28 367 427 20 .463 1979-2002 23 635 270 69 .687 WISCONSIN 2002-2011 9 186 140 39 .563 Tom Anastos 2011- 5 71 98 20 .429 COACH TENURE YRS W L T PCT. A.C. Viner 1921-23 2 3 13 3 .237 Robert Blodgett 1923-24 1 3 9 1 .269 Kay Iverson 1924-26 2 9 10 5 .479 MINNESOTA W.R. Brandow 1926-27 1 1 9 0 .100 COACH TENURE YRS W L T PCT. John Farquhar 1927-30 3 21 20 7 .510 I.D. MacDonald 1922-23 1 6 3 1 .650 Spike Carlson 1930-31 1 4 6 1 .409 1923-30 7 82 20 11 .774 Art Thomsen 1931-35 4 9 22 1 .297 Frank Pond 1930-35 5 46 24 4 .649 Thomsen/Riley 1963-64 1 8 5 3 .594 Larry Armstrong 1935-47 12 125 54 10 .688 John Riley 1963-66 3 34 19 3 .634 Doc Romnes 1947-52 5 53 59 0 .473 Bill Rothwell 1975-76 1 12 24 2 .342 1955-56 1 16 12 1 .569 Bob Johnson 1966-82 16 367 175 23 .670 1952-66 14 197 138 18 .584 1982-02 20 489 306 46 .609 Glen Sonmor 1966-71 5 77 80 6 .491 Mike Eaves 2002-16 13 259 206 58 .551 Sr. 1971-72 1 7 17 0 .292 Tony Granato 2016------ 1972-79 7 167 97 18 .624 1979-85 6 171 75 8 .689 Mike Guentzel 1996-97 1 1 1 0 .500 1985-99 14 390 187 40 .665 Don Lucia 1999- 17 415 219 68 .640

bigten.org 34 ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS MOST WINS AT A BIG TEN SCHOOL MOST YEARS AT A BIG TEN SCHOOL

Rk Coach School Tenure Yrs Wins Rk Coach School Tenure Yrs 1. Red Berenson Michigan 1984-Present 32 835 1. Red Berenson Michigan 1984-Present 32 2. Ron Mason Michigan State 1979-02 23 635 2. Amo Bessone Michigan State 1951-79 28 3. Jeff Sauer Wisconsin 1982-02 20 489 3. Ron Mason Michigan State 1979-02 23 4. Don Lucia Minnesota 1999-Present 17 415 4. Jeff Sauer Wisconsin 1982-02 20 5. Doug Woog Minnesota 1985-99 14 390 5. Jerry Welsh Ohio State 1976-95 19 6. Amo Bessone Michigan State 1951-79 28 367 6. Edward Lowrey Michigan 1927-44 17 Bob Johnson Wisconsin 1966-82 16 367 7. Al Renfrew Michigan 1957-73 16 8. Jerry Welsh Ohio State 1976-95 19 328 Don Lucia Minnesota 1999-Present 17 9. John Markell Ohio State 1995-10 15 280 Bob Johnson Wisconsin 1966-82 16 10. Mike Eaves Wisconsin 2002-2016 13 259 10. John Markell Ohio State 1995-10 15

BEST WIN PERCENTAGE NCAA TITLES AT A BIG TEN SCHOOL AT A BIG TEN SCHOOL Rk Coach School Championships Yrs Rk Coach School Tenure Yrs Win % 1. Vic Heyliger Michigan 6 1948-51-52-53-55-56 1. Vic Heyliger Michigan 1944-57 13 .776 2. Bob Johnson Wisconsin 3 1973-77-81 2. Emil Iverson Minnesota 1923-30 7 .774 Herb Brooks Minnesota 3 1974-76-79 3. Brad Buetow Minnesota 1979-85 6 .689 4. Jeff Sauer Wisconsin 2 1983-90 4. Larry Armstrong Minnesota 1935-47 12 .688 Red Berenson Michigan 2 1996-98 5. Ron Mason Michigan State 1979-02 23 .687 Don Lucia Minnesota 2 2002-03 6. Bob Johnson Wisconsin 1966-82 16 .670 7. Al Renfrew Michigan 1 1964 7. Doug Woog Minnesota 1985-99 14 .670 Amo Bessone Michigan State 1 1966 8. Red Berenson Michigan 1984-Present 32 .661 Ron Mason Michigan State 1 1986 9. Frank Pond Minnesota 1930-35 5 .649 Mike Eaves Wisconsin 1 2006 10. Don Lucia Minnesota 1999-Present 17 .640 Rick Comley Michigan State 1 2007

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MOST BIG TEN WINS BEST BIG TEN WIN PERCENTAGE Rk Coach School Tenure Yrs Wins Rk Coach School Tenure Yrs Win % 1. Don Lucia Minnesota 2013-Present 3 40 1. Don Lucia Minnesota 2013-Present 3 .717 2. Red Berenson Michigan 2013-Present 3 34 2. Red Berenson Michigan 2013-Present 3 .608 3. Guy Gadowsky Penn State 2013-Present 3 23 3. Tom Anastos Michigan State 2013-Present 3 .450 4. Tom Anastos Michigan State 2013-Present 3 22 Steve Rohlik Ohio State 2013-Present 3 .450 Steve Rohlik Ohio State 2013-Present 3 22 5. Guy Gadowsky Penn State 2013-Present 3 .408 6. Mike Eaves Wisconsin 2013-2016 3 18 6. Mike Eaves Wisconsin 2013-2016 3 .367

Active coaches in bold.

bigten.org 35 BIG TEN TOURNAMENT ALL-TIME RESULTS

2014 - Saint Paul, Minn. 2015 - Detroit, Mich. 2016 - Saint Paul, Minn. THURSDAY, MARCH 20 THURSDAY, MARCH 19 THURSDAY, MARCH 17 #6 PENN STATE def. #3 MICHIGAN, 2-1 (2OT) #5 OHIO STATE def. #4 PENN STATE, 3-1 #3 PENN STATE def. #6 WISCONSIN, 5-2 #4 OHIO STATE def. #5 MICHIGAN STATE, 2-1 (OT) #3 MICHIGAN def. #6 WISCONSIN, 5-1 #4 OHIO STATE def. #5 MICHIGAN STATE, 4-3 (OT)

FRIDAY, MARCH 21 FRIDAY, MARCH 20 FRIDAY, MARCH 18 #2 WISCONSIN def. #6 PENN STATE, 2-1 #1 MINNESOTA def. #5 OHIO STATE, 3-0 #2 MICHIGAN def. #3 PENN STATE, 7-2 #4 OHIO STATE def. #1 MINNESOTA, 3-1 #3 MICHIGAN def. #2 MICHIGAN STATE, 4-1 #1 MINNESOTA def. #4 OHIO STATE, 4-2

SATURDAY, MARCH 22 SATURDAY, MARCH 21 SATURDAY, MARCH 19 #2 WISCONSIN def. #4 OHIO STATE, 5-4 (OT) #1 MINNESOTA def. #3 MICHIGAN, 4-2 #2 MICHIGAN def. #1 MINNESOTA, 5-3

MOST OUTSTANDING ALL-TOURNAMENT SELECTIONS

PLAYERS MICHIGAN (6) MINNESOTA (5) OHIO STATE (3) Wisconsin (3) Michael Downing, D, 2015 Travis Boyd, F, 2015 Drew Brevig, D, 2014 Michael Mersch, F, 2014 2014 Mark Zengerle, WIS Zach Hyman, F, 2015 Kyle Rau, F, 2015 Ryan Dzingel, F, 2014 Frankie Simonelli, D, 2014 2015 Adam Wilcox, MINN JT Compher, F, 2016 Mike Reilly, D, 2015 Christian Frey, G, 2014 Mark Zengerle, F, 2014 2016 Kyle Connor, MICH Kyle Connor, F, 2016 Adam Wilcox, G, 2015 Steve Racine, G, 2016 Tyler Sheehy, F, 2016 PENN STATE (1) Zach Werenski, D, 2016 Luke Juha, D, 2016

ATTENDANCE

Year Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 Total Avg./Session 2014 7,333 7,408 7,963 9,753 10,153 42,610 8,522 2015 3,465 6,324 6,355 ------16,144 5,381 2016 4,283 5,423 6,180 ------15,886 5,295 Average 5,027 6,385 6,833 9,753 10,153 74,640 6,785

Tournament format in 2014: Sessions 1 and 2 - Quarterfinals; Sessions 3 and 4 - Semifinals; Session 5 - Final Tournament format beginning in 2015: Session 1 - Quarterfinals; Session 2 - Semifinals; Session 3 - Final ALL-TIME TEAM RECORDS ALL-TIME RECORD BY SEED Team W L Pct. 1st 2nd Seed 2016 2015 2014 Total Pct. Michigan 4 2 .667 1 1 #1 1-1 2-0 0-1 3-2 .600 Minnesota 3 2 .600 1 1 #2 2-0 0-1 2-0 4-1 .800 Ohio State 4 3 .571 0 1 #3 1-1 2-1 0-1 3-3 .500 Wisconsin 2 2 .500 1 0 #4 1-1 0-1 2-1 3-3 .500 Penn State 2 3 .400 0 0 #5 0-1 1-1 0-1 1-3 .250 Michigan State 0 3 .000 0 0 #6 0-1 0-1 1-1 1-3 .250

ALL-TIME COACHES’ RECORDS Coach, School W L Pct. Red Berenson, MICH 4 2 .667 Don Lucia, MINN 3 2 .600 Steve Rohlik, OSU 4 3 .571 Mike Eaves, WIS 2 2 .500 Guy Gadowsky, PSU 2 3 .400 Tom Anastos, MSU 0 3 .000

Active coaches in bold.

bigten.org 36 BIG TEN TOURNAMENT RECORDS POINTS SHOTS

SINGLE GAME SINGLE GAME Rk Name Date, Opp. Points Rk Name Date, Opp. Shots 1. JT Compher, MICH 3/18/16, PSU 5 1. Casey Bailey, PSU 3/20/14, MICH 11 2. Dylan Larkin, MICH 3/19/15, WIS 4 2. Nic Kerdiles, WIS 3/22/14, OSU 8 Kyle Connor, MICH 3/18/16, PSU 4 Matt DeBlouw, MSU 3/17/16, OSU 8 Kyle Connor, MICH 3/19/16, MINN 4 4. David DeBlois, MICH 3/20/14, PSU 7 Zach Werenski, MICH 3/19/16, MINN 4 Craig Dalrymple, OSU 3/17/16, MSU 7

SINGLE TOURNAMENT SINGLE TOURNAMENT Rk Name Year Points Rk Name Year Shots 1. JT Compher, MICH 2016 8 1. Nic Kerdiles, WIS 2014 13 Kyle Connor, MICH 2016 8 2. Curtis Gedig, OSU 2014 12 3. Zach Werenski, MICH 2016 6 Casey Bailey, PSU 2014 12 4. Zach Hyman, MICH 2015 5 Michael Mersch, WIS 2014 12 5. 10 times, most recently by: Zach Hyman, MICH 2015 12 Tyler Motte, MICH 2016 4 Alex Kile, MICH 2015 12

GOALS POWER-PLAY GOALS

SINGLE GAME SINGLE GAME Rk Name Date, Opp. Goals Rk Name Date, Opp. Goals 1. Kyle Connor, MICH 3/18/16, PSU 4 1. Kyle Connor, MICH 3/18/16, PSU 2 2. Michael Mersch, WIS 3/21/14, PSU 2 2. 22 times, most recently by: Zach Hyman, MICH 3/19/15, WIS 2 Zach Werenski, MICH 3/19/16, MINN 1 Travis Boyd, MINN 3/21/15, MICH 2 Eric Scheid, PSU 3/17/16, WIS 2 SINGLE TOURNAMENT Taylor Cammarata, MINN 3/18/16, OSU 2 Rk Name Year Goals Tyler Motte, MICH 3/19/16, MINN 2 1. Zach Hyman, MICH 2015 2 Kyle Connor, MICH 2016 2 SINGLE TOURNAMENT 3. 20 times, most recently by: Rk Name Year Goals Zach Werenski, MICH 2016 1 1. Kyle Connor, MICH 2016 5 2. Zach Hyman, MICH 2015 3 SHORTHANDED GOALS Travis Boyd, MINN 2015 3 4. Ryan Dzingel, OSU 2014 2 SINGLE GAME Tanner Fritz, OSU 2014 2 Rk Name Date, Opp. Goals Michael Mersch, WIS 2014 2 1. Travis Boyd, MINN 3/20/15, OSU 1 Alex Kile, MICH 2015 2 Tyler Motte, MICH 2016 2 SINGLE TOURNAMENT Taylor Cammarata, MINN 2016 2 Rk Name Year Goals Eric Scheid, PSU 2016 2 1. Travis Boyd, MINN 2015 1

ASSISTS GAME-WINNING GOALS

SINGLE GAME SINGLE TOURNAMENT Rk Name Date, Opp. Assists Rk Name Year Goals 1. JT Compher, MICH 3/18/16, PSU 5 1. 15 times, most recently by: 2. Nic Kerdiles, WIS 3/22/14, OSU 3 Zach Werenski, MICH 2016 1 Dylan Larkin, MICH 3/19/15, WIS 3 Luke Juha, PSU 3/17/16, WIS 3 Kyle Connor, MICH 3/19/16, MINN 3 SAVES Zach Werenski, MICH 3/19/16, MINN 3 SINGLE GAME SINGLE TOURNAMENT Rk Name Date, Opp. Saves Rk Name Year Assists 1. Zach Nagelvoort, MICH 3/20/14, PSU 63 1. JT Compher, MICH 2016 7 2. Matthew Skoff, PSU 3/20/14, MICH 52 2. Zach Werenski, MICH 2016 5 3. Jake Hildebrand, MSU 3/20/15, MICH 45 3. Max McCormick, OSU 2014 4 4. Jake Hildebrand, MSU 3/17/16, OSU 44 Nic Kerdiles, WIS 2014 4 5. Christian Frey, OSU 3/18/16, MINN 41 David Goodwin, PSU 2016 4 SINGLE TOURNAMENT Rk Name Year Saves 1. Christian Frey, OSU 2014 87 2. Matthew Skoff, PSU 2014 84 3. Steve Racine, MICH 2015 82 4. Christian Frey, OSU 2016 72 5. Steve Racine, MICH 2016 70

bigten.org 37 BIG TEN TOURNAMENT RECORDS TEAM RECORDS BEST PENALTY KILL PERCENTAGE SINGLE TOURNAMENT GOALS SCORED Rk School Year Pct (Penalty Kills-Attempts) 1. Wisconsin 2014 100.0 (7-7) SINGLE GAME Michigan State 2014 100.0 (4-4) Rk School Date, Opp. Goals Ohio State 2015 100.0 (3-3) 1. Michigan 3/18/16, PSU 7 Michigan 2014 100.0 (2-2) 2. Wisconsin 3/22/14, OSU 5 Michigan State 2016 100.0 (2-2) Michigan 3/19/15, WIS 5 Wisconsin 2016 100.0 (1-1) Penn State 3/17/16, WIS 5 Michigan 3/19/16, MINN 5

SINGLE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP GAME RECORDS Rk School Year Goals 1. Michigan 2016 12 GOALS SCORED 2. Michigan 2015 11 3. Ohio State 2014 9 INDIVIDUAL 4. Wisconsin 2014 7 2 Travis Boyd, MINN vs. MICH 3/21/15 Minnesota 2015 7 Tyler Motte, MICH vs. MINN 3/19/16 Minnesota 2016 7 Penn State 2016 7 TEAM 5 WIS vs. OSU 3/22/14 POWER-PLAY GOALS MICH vs. MINN 3/19/16

SINGLE GAME ASSISTS Rk School Date, Opp. Goals 1. Michigan State 3/17/16, OSU 3 INDIVIDUAL Michigan 3/18/16, PSU 3 3 Nic Kerdiles, WIS vs. OSU 3/22/14 Michigan 3/19/16, MINN 3 Kyle Connor, MICH vs. MINN 3/19/16 4. Wisconsin 3/22/14, OSU 2 Zach Werenski, MICH vs. MINN 3/19/16 Michigan 3/21/15, MINN 2 Minnesota 3/21/15, MICH 2 TEAM Penn State 3/18/16, MICH 2 10 WIS vs. OSU 3/22/14 SINGLE TOURNAMENT Rk School Year Goals POINTS 1. Michigan 2016 6 2. Michigan 2015 4 INDIVIDUAL 3. Wisconsin 2014 3 4 Kyle Connor, MICH vs. MINN 3/19/16 Michigan State 2016 3 Zach Werenski, MICH vs. MINN 3/19/16 5. Minnesota 2015 2 Penn State 2016 2 TEAM 15 WIS vs. OSU 3/22/14 BEST POWER PLAY PERCENTAGE POWER-PLAY GOALS SINGLE TOURNAMENT Rk School Year Pct INDIVIDUAL 1. Michigan 2016 66.7 1 10 times, most recently by: 2. Wisconsin 2014 50.0 Zach Werenski, MICH vs. MINN 3/19/16 Minnesota 2016 50.0 4. Michigan State 2016 42.9 TEAM 5. Minnesota 2014 33.3 3 MICH vs. MINN 3/19/16 Michigan 2015 33.3 Michigan State 2015 33.3 SHOTS

SHOTS INDIVIDUAL 8 Nic Kerdiles, WIS vs. OSU 3/22/14 SINGLE GAME Rk School Date, Opp. Shots TEAM 1. Penn State 3/20/14, MICH 65 36 WIS vs. OSU 3/22/14 2. Michigan 3/20/14, PSU 53 3. Michigan 3/20/15, MSU 49 SAVES 4. Ohio State 3/17/16, MSU 48 5. Minnesota 3/18/16, OSU 45 INDIVIDUAL 31 Christian Frey, OSU vs. WIS 3/22/14 SINGLE TOURNAMENT Rk School Year Shots TEAM 1. Michigan 2015 103 31 OSU vs. WIS 3/22/14 2. Ohio State 2014 91 3. Penn State 2014 90 4. Minnesota 2016 78 5. Ohio State 2016 77

bigten.org 38 ALL-TIME STANDINGS Conference All Games Conference All Games 2013–14 PTS W L T SOW PCT W L T PCT 2015–16 PTS W L T SOW PCT W L T PCT Minnesota 45 14 3 3 0 .775 28 7 6 .756 Minnesota 42 14 6 0 0 .700 20 17 0 .541 Wisconsin 40 13 6 1 0 .675 24 11 2 .676 Michigan 41 12 5 3 2 .675 25 8 5 .724 Michigan 33 10 8 2 1 .550 18 13 4 .571 Penn State 32 10 9 1 1 .525 21 13 4 .605 Ohio State 27 6 9 5 4 .425 18 14 5 .554 Ohio State 29 8 8 4 1 .500 14 18 4 .444 Michigan State 25 5 9 6 4 .400 11 18 7 .403 Michigan State 21 6 12 2 1 .350 10 23 4 .324 Penn State 10 3 16 1 0 .175 8 26 2 .250 Wisconsin 15 3 13 4 2 .250 8 19 8 .343

Conference All Games 2014–15 PTS W L T SOW PCT W L T PCT Minnesota 39 12 5 3 0 .675 23 13 3 .628 Michigan State 37 11 7 2 2 .600 17 16 2 .514 Michigan 36 12 8 0 0 .600 22 15 0 .595 Penn State 31 10 9 1 0 .525 18 15 4 .541 Ohio State 26 8 11 1 1 .425 14 19 3 .431 Wisconsin 11 2 15 3 2 .175 4 26 5 .186

ALL-TIME BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS

No. School Years 3 Minnesota 2014-15-16 NOTE: For 23 seasons from 1959-81, Big Ten standings were determined by regular season games between Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota and Wisconsin while playing in another conference. Ohio State played a total of six games against Big Ten schools between 1969 and 1981. Conference- sponsored men’s ice hockey was discontinued following the 1980-81 season and reinstated prior to the 2013-14 season. Below are results from those 23 seasons: No. School Years 10 Minnesota 1960-63-65-66-70-74c-75-79-80-81 5 Michigan 1961-62-64-68-69 5 Michigan State 1959-67-71-73c-76 5 Wisconsin 1972-73c-74c-77-78 c - co-champions

bigten.org 39 BIG TEN IN THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP

Frozen Four Finishes Appearances Won Lost T PCT 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Michigan 36 51 29 0 .638 9 3 12 0 (1948-49-50-51-52-53-54-55-56-57-62-64-77-91-92-93-94-95-96-97-98-99-2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12-16)

Minnesota 36 55 37 0 .598 5 7 7 2 (1953-54-61-71-74-75-76-79-80-81-83-85-86-87-88-89-90-91-92-93-94-95-96-97-2001-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-12-13-14-15)

Michigan State 27 30 29 1 .508 3 2 5 1 (1959-66-67-82-83-84-85-86-87-88-89-90-92-94-95-96-97-98-99-2000-01-02-04-06-07-08-12)

Wisconsin% 25 37 22 2 .623 6 2 2 1 (1970-72-73-77-78-81-82-83-88-89-90-91-93-94-95-98-2000-01-04-05-06-08-10-13-14)

Ohio State 6 2 6 0 .250 0 0 1 0 (1998-99-2003-04-05-09)

Penn State 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0

TOTALS 130 175 123 3 .586 23 14 27 4

% Record does not include 1992 appearance that has been vacated by the NCAA The third-place game was not played in 1948 and was discontinued after 1969. In those years when a third-place game is not played, both semifinal losers are awarded third place.

NCAA DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

1948—Michigan 8, Dartmouth 4 1976—Minnesota 6, Michigan Tech 4 2004—Denver 1, Maine 0 1949—Boston College 4, Dartmouth 3 1977—Wisconsin 6, Michigan 5 (OT) 2005—Denver 4, North Dakota 1 1950—Colorado College 13, Boston University 4 1978—Boston University 5, Boston College 3 2006—Wisconsin 2, Boston College 1 1951—Michigan 7, Brown 1 1979—Minnesota 4, North Dakota 3 2007—Michigan State 3, Boston College 1 1952—Michigan 4, Colorado College 1 1980—North Dakota 5, Northern Michigan 2 2008—Boston College 4, Notre Dame 1 1953—Michigan 7, Minnesota 3 1981—Wisconsin 6, Minnesota 3 2009—Boston University 4, Miami 3 (OT) 1954—Rennselaer 5, Minnesota 4 (OT) 1982—North Dakota 5, Wisconsin2 2010—Boston College 5, Wisconsin 0 1955—Michigan 5, Colorado College 3 1983—Wisconsin 6, Harvard 2 2011—Minnesota Duluth 3, Michigan 2 (OT) 1956—Michigan 7, Michigan Tech 5 1984—Bowling Green 5, Minnesota Duluth 4 (4OT) 2012—Boston College 4, Ferris State 1 1957—Colorado College 13, Michigan 6 1985—Rensselaer 2, Providence 1 2013—Yale 4, Quinnipiac 0 1958—Denver 6, North Dakota 2 1986—Michigan State 6, Harvard 5 2014—Union 7, Minnesota 4 1959—North Dakota 4, Michigan State 3 (OT) 1987—North Dakota 5, Michigan State3 2015—Providence 4, Boston University 3 1960—Denver 5, Michigan Tech 3 1988—Lake Superior State 4, St. Lawrence 3 (OT) 2016—North Dakota 5, Quinnipiac 1 1961—Denver 12, St. Lawrence 2 1989—Harvard 4, Minnesota 3 (OT) 1962—Michigan Tech 7, Clarkson 1 1990—Wisconsin 7, Colgate 3 Games with Big Ten teams in bold 1963—North Dakota 6, Denver 5 1991—Northern Mich. 8, Boston University 7 (3OT) * Denver’s participation in the 1973 championship 1964—Michigan 6, Denver 3 1992—Lake Superior State 5, Wisconsin 3 * and Wisconsin’s participation in the 1992 champi- 1965—Michigan Tech 8, Boston College 2 1993—Maine 5, Lake Superior State 4 onship were vacated by the NCAA Committee on 1966—Michigan State 6, Clarkson 1 1994—Lake Superior State 9, Boston University 1 Infractions. 1967—Cornell 4, Borton University 1 1995—Boston University 6, Maine 2 1968—Denver 4, North Dakota 0 1996—Michigan 3, Colorado College 2 (OT) 1969—Denver 4, Cornell 3 1997—North Dakota 6, Boston University 4 1970—Cornell 6, Clarkson 4 1998—Michigan 3, Boston College 2 (OT) 1971—Boston University 4, Minnesota 2 1999—Maine 3, New Hampshire 2 (OT) 1972—Boston University 4, Cornell 0 2000—North Dakota 4, Boston College 2 1973—Wisconsin 4, Denver 2 * 2001—Boston College 3, North Dakota 2 (OT) 1974—Minnesota 4, Michigan Tech 2 2002—Minnesota 4, Maine 3 (OT) 1975—Michigan Tech 6, Minnesota 1 2003—Minnesota 5, New Hampshire 1

bigten.org 40 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HONORS NCAA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS NCAA FROZEN FOUR MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYERS MICHIGAN YEAR MINNESOTA YEAR Wally Gacek 1948 (2)-49 (2) Jim Mattson 1953 (1)-54 (2) , MICH 1953 Marc Behrend, WIS 1981-83 Wally Grant 1948 (1)-49 (1)-50 (2) John Mayasich 1953 (2)-54 (1) Lorne Howes, MICH 1956 Mike Donnelly, MSU 1986 Connie Hill 1948 (1)-49 (2) Dick Meredith 1953 (1) Bob Gray, MICH 1964 Chris Tancill, WIS 1990 Ross Smith 1948 (2)-50 (1) Tom Wegleitner 1953 (1) Gaye Cooley, MSU 1966 Brendan Morrison, MICH 1996 Gil Burford 1951 (1) Dick Dougherty 1954 (2) Dean Talafous, WIS 1973 Marty Turco, MICH 1998 Neil Celley 1951 (1) Ken Yackel 1954 (1) Brad Shelstad, MINN 1974 Grant Potulny, MINN 2002 Hal Downes 1951 (2) Ron Constantine 1961 (2) Tom Vannelli, MINN 1976 , MINN 2003 Bob Heathcott 1951 (1) Mike Larson 1961 (1) Julian Baretta, WIS 1977 Robbie Earl, WIS 2006 John Matchefts 1951 (1)-53 (1) 1971 Steve Janaszak, MINN 1979 Justin Abdelkader, MSU 2007 George Chin 1952 (1)-53 (2) Bruce McIntosh 1971 1952 (1)-54 (2) Les Auge 1974 Earl Keyes 1952 (2) Mike Polich 1974 NCAA ALL-REGIONAL TEAMS John McKennell 1952 (1) Brad Shelstad 1974 Doug Philpott 1952 (1) 1975 MICHIGAN YEAR MINNESOTA YEAR Reggie Shave 1952 (2)-53 (2) Warren Miller 1975 Mike Stone 1994 Chris McAlpine 1994 Willard Ikola 1953 (2) Tom Vannelli 1976 Mike Knuble 1995# Nick Checco 1995 Alex MacLellan 1953 (1) Steve Christoff 1979 Brendan Morrison 1996-97 Dan Trebil 1995 Bill MacFarland 1954 (2)-55 (1) Steve Janaszak 1979 Bill Muckalt 1996# Mike Crowley 1997 Mike Buchanan 1955 (2) Mike Ramsey 1979 Jason Botterill 1997# Casey Hankinson 1997 Dick Dunnigan 1955 (2)-57 (2) Eric Strobel 1979 1997 Jordan Leopold 2002 Lorne Howes 1955 (1)-56 (1) Aaron Broten 1981 1998 John Pohl 2002# Tom Rendall 1955 (1)-56 (1)-57 (1) Mike Knoke 1981 Mark Kosick 1998 2003-04 Bob Schiller 1955 (2)-56 (1)-57 (2) Corey Millen 1987 Mike Van Ryn 1998 Matt DeMarchi 2003 Bob Pitts 1956 (1)-57 (1) Jon Anderson 1989 Bubba Berenzweig 1999 Grant Potulny 2003 Ed Switzer 1956 (1) Todd Richards 1989 Josh Blackburn 1999-2002 Thomas Vanek 2003# Ross Childs 1957 (2) Adam Hauser 2002 Mike Comrie 2000 Chris Harrington 2004 Larry Babcock 1962 (2) John Pohl 2002 Mike Cammalleri 2001# Kellen Briggs 2005# Red Berenson 1962 (1) Grant Potulny 2002 2002 Evan Kaufmann 2005 Don Rodgers 1962 (2) Matt DeMarchi 2003 2002-03 Garrett Smaagaard 2005 Jack Cole 1964 (2) 2003 Andy Burnes 2003-04 Mike Vannelli 2005-07 Bob Gray 1964 (1) Thomas Vanek 2003 Al Montoya 2003#-04-05 2007 Barry MacDonald 1964 (2) Travis Weber 2003 Eric Nystrom 2003 Kent Patterson 2012# Tom Polonic 1964 (1) Kyle Rau 2014 Brandon Kaleniecki 2004 Kyle Rau 2012 1964 (2) Sam Warning 2014 Brandon Rogers 2005 Nate Schmidt 2012 Gordon Wilkie 1964 (1) Jeff Tambellini 2005 Nate Condon 2014 Dave Debol 1977 WISCONSIN YEAR Chad Kolarik 2008 Justin Kloos 2014# Steven Halko 1996 Bob Poffenroth 1970 Mark Mitera 2008 Mike Reilly 2014 Brendan Morrison 1996 Gary Winchester 1972 Kevin Porter 2008# Brady Skjei 2014 Marty Turco 1996-98 Stan Hinkley 1973 Billy Sauer 2008 Adam Wilcox 2014 Bubba Berenzweig 1998 Jim Makey 1973 Carl Hagelin 2010 Mark Kosick 1998 John Taft 1973-77 Steve Kampfer 2010 OHIO STATE YEAR Josh Langfeld 1998 Dean Talafous 1973 Shawn Hunwick 2011# Todd Compeau 1998 Shawn Hunwick 2011 Julian Baretta 1977 Kevin Lynch 2011 Jeff Maund 1998 Jon Merrill 2011 Craig Norwich 1977 Lee Moffie 2011 Andre Signoretti 1998 Ben Winnett 2011 Marc Behrend 1981-83 Greg Pateryn 2011 John Newberry 1981-82 JT Compher 2016 WISCONSIN YEAR MICHIGAN STATE YEAR Bruce Driver 1982 Zach Werenski 2016 Kirk Daubenspeck 1995 Bill MacKenzie 1959 (1) 1983 Brian Rafalski 1995 Tom Mustonen 1959 (2) Pat Flatley 1983 MICHIGAN STATE YEAR Mike Strobel 1995 Ed Pollesel 1959 (2) Paul Houck 1983 Bryan Adams 1999 2001 Joe Selinger 1959 (1) Rob Andringa 1990 Adam Hall 1999 Dan Boeser 2004 Bob Brawley 1966 (2) John Byce 1990 Joe Insana 1999 Bernd Brückler 2004 Gaye Cooley 1966 (1) Duane Derksen 1990 Andrew Hutchinson 2001 Brian Elliott 2006# Mike Coppo 1966 (1) Mark Osiecki 1990 Sean Patchell 2001 Tom Gilbert 2006 Don Heaphey 1966 (1) Chris Tancill 1990 Tim Crowder 2006 Joe Pavelski 2006 Sandy McAndrew 1966 (1)-67 (2) Barry Richter 1992* Corey Potter 2006 Jack Skille 2006 Tom Mikkola 1966 (2)-67 (1) Jason Zent 1992* Tyler Howells 2007 Michael Davies 2008 Lyle Phair 1984 Adam Burish 2006 Tim Kennedy 2007 Jamie McBain 2008 Mike Donnelly 1986 Robbie Earl 2006 Jeff Lerg 2007#-08 Blake Geoffrion 2010# Norm Foster 1986 Brian Elliott 2006 Chris Mueller 2007 Scott Gudmandson 2010 Don McSween 1986-87 Tom Gilbert 2006 Justin Abdelkader 2008 Ryan McDonagh 2010 Jeff Parker 1986 Brendan Smith 2010 Jeff Petry 2008 Brendan Smith 2010 Chris Luongo 1987 Justin Abdelkader 2007 * Participation in tournament vacated # Region’s Most Outstanding Player Tyler Howells 2007 All-Tournament Teams were split into first Tim Kennedy 2007 and second teams through the 1969 tour- Jeff Lerg 2007 nament. (1) signifies first-team selections and (2) signifies second-team selections.

bigten.org 41 NCAA YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP FORMATS 1964 (1; 2-0) 1983 (3; 6-3-1) MICHIGAN 3, Providence 2 (national semifinal) Harvard 6, MICHIGAN STATE 5 (1st round) 1948-80 MICHIGAN 6, Denver 3 (championship) MICHIGAN STATE 3, Harvard 3 (OT) (1st round) Four-team, single-elimination bracket MINNESOTA 9, New Hampshire 6 (1st round) 1966 (1; 2-0) MINNESOTA 7, New Hampshire 2 (1st round) 1981-87 MICHIGAN STATE 2, Boston University 1 Harvard 5, MINNESOTA 2 (national semifinal) Eight-team bracket split into East and West Regions; first (national semifinal) Providence 4, MINNESOTA 3 (3rd place) round consisted of two-game, total-goals series; semifinals MICHIGAN STATE 6, Clarkson 1 (championship) WISCONSIN 6, St. Lawrence 2 (1st round) and final remained single-elimination WISCONSIN 7, St. Lawrence 1 (1st round) 1967 (1; 1-1) WISCONSIN 2, Providence 0 (national semifinal) 1988 Boston University 4, MICHIGAN STATE 2 WISCONSIN 6, Harvard 2 (championship) Twelve-team bracket split into East and West Regions; first (national semifinal) round and quarterfinals consisted of two-game, total-goals MICHIGAN STATE 6, North Dakota 1 (3rd place) 1984 (1; 2-2) series; semifinals and final remained single-elimination MICHIGAN STATE 6, Boston College 2 (1st round) 1970 (1; 1-1) MICHIGAN STATE 7, Boston College 6 (1st round) 1989-91 Cornell 2, WISCONSIN 1 (national semifinal) Bowling Green 2, MICHIGAN STATE 1 First round and quarterfinals became best-of-three series; WISCONSIN 6, Michigan Tech 5 (3rd place) (national semifinal) semifinals and final remained single-elimination North Dakota 6, MICHIGAN STATE 5 (OT) (3rd place) 1971 (1; 1-1) 1992-02 MINNESOTA 6, Harvard 5 (national semifinal) 1985 (2; 2-2) Single-elimination for first round and quarterfinals Boston University 4, MINNESOTA 2 (championship) MICHIGAN STATE 3, Providence 2 (1st round) Providence 4, MICHIGAN STATE 2 (1st round) 2003-Present 1972 (1; 1-1) MINNESOTA 7, Boston College 5 (1st round) Sixteen-team, single-elimination bracket Boston University 4, WISCONSIN 1 (national semifinal) Boston College 4, MINNESOTA 1 (1st round) WISCONSIN 5, Denver 2 (3rd place) 1948 (1; 2-0) 1986 (2; 7-1) MICHIGAN 6, Boston College 4 (OT) 1973 (1; 2-0) MICHIGAN STATE 6, Boston College 4 (1st round) (national semifinal) WISCONSIN 6, Cornell 5 (OT) (national semifinal) MICHIGAN STATE 4, Boston College 2 (1st round) MICHIGAN 8, Dartmouth 4 (championship) WISCONSIN 4, Denver 2 (championship) MICHIGAN STATE 6, MINNESOTA 4 (national semifinal) MICHIGAN STATE 6, Harvard 5 (championship) 1949 (1; 1-1) 1974 (1; 2-0) MINNESOTA 6, Boston University 5 (1st round) Dartmouth 4, MICHIGAN 2 (national semifinal) MINNESOTA 5, Boston University 4 MINNESOTA 5, Boston University 3 (1st round) MICHIGAN 10, Colorado College 4 (3rd place) (national semifinal) MICHIGAN STATE 6, MINNESOTA 4 (national semifinal) MINNESOTA 4, Michigan Tech 2 (championship) MINNESOTA 6, Denver 4 (3rd place) 1950 (1; 1-1) Boston University 8, MICHIGAN 2 (national semifinal) 1975 (1; 1-1) 1987 (2; 5-3) MICHIGAN 10, Boston College 6 (3rd place) MINNESOTA 6, Harvard 4 (national semifinal) MICHIGAN STATE 6, Maine 2 (1st round) Michigan Tech 6, MINNESOTA 1 (championship) MICHIGAN STATE 5, Maine 3 (1st round) 1951 (1; 2-0) MICHIGAN STATE 5, MINNESOTA 3 (national semifinal) MICHIGAN 8, Boston University 2 (national semifinal) 1976 (1; 2-0) North Dakota 5, MICHIGAN STATE 3 (championship) MICHIGAN 7, Brown 1 (championship) MINNESOTA 4, Boston University 2 MINNESOTA 4, Boston College 1 (1st round) (national semifinal) Boston College 3, MINNESOTA 2 (1st round) 1952 (1; 2-0) MINNESOTA 6, Michigan Tech 4 (championship) MICHIGAN STATE 5, MINNESOTA 3 (national semifinal) MICHIGAN 9, St. Lawrence 3 (national semifinal) MINNESOTA 6, Harvard 3 (3rd place) MICHIGAN 4, Colorado College 1 (championship) 1977 (2; 4-1) MICHIGAN 7, Bowling Green 5 (1st round) 1988 (3; 6-5-1) 1953 (2; 3-1) MICHIGAN 6, Boston University 4 (national semifinal) MICHIGAN STATE 6, Harvard 5 (1st round) MICHIGAN 14, Boston University 2 (national semifinal) WISCONSIN 6, MICHIGAN 5 (OT) (championship) MICHIGAN STATE 5, Harvard 3 (1st round) MICHIGAN 7, MINNESOTA 3 (championship) WISCONSIN 4, New Hampshire 3 (OT) MINNESOTA 4, MICHIGAN STATE 2 (quarterfinal) MINNESOTA 3, RPI 2 (national semifinal) (national semifinal) MINNESOTA 4, MICHIGAN STATE 3 (quarterfinal) MICHIGAN 7, MINNESOTA 3 (championship) WISCONSIN 6, MICHIGAN 5 (OT) (championship) MINNESOTA 4, MICHIGAN STATE 2 (quarterfinal) MINNESOTA 4, MICHIGAN STATE 3 (quarterfinal) 1954 (2; 2-2) 1978 (1; 0-2) St. Lawrence 3, MINNESOTA 2 (national semifinal) RPI 6, MICHIGAN 4 (national semifinal) Boston University 5, WISCONSIN 2 (national semifinal) Maine 5, MINNESOTA 2 (3rd place) MICHIGAN 7, Boston College 2 (3rd place) Bowling Green 4, WISCONSIN 3 (3rd place) WISCONSIN 7, UMass-Lowell 1 (1st round) MINNESOTA 14, Boston College 1 (national semifinal) WISCONSIN 4, UMass-Lowell 4 (OT) (1st round) RPI 5, MINNESOTA 4 (OT) (championship) 1979 (1; 2-0) St. Lawrence 7, WISCONSIN 0 (quarterfinal) MINNESOTA 4, New Hampshire 3 (national semifinal) WISCONSIN 4, St. Lawrence 3 (quarterfinal) 1955 (1; 2-0) MINNESOTA 6, Michigan Tech 4 (championship) MICHIGAN 7, Harvard 3 (national semifinal) 1989 (3; 8-5) MICHIGAN 5, Colorado College 3 (championship) 1980 (1; 0-1) Boston College 6, MICHIGAN STATE 3 (quarterfinal) Northern Michigan 4, MINNESOTA 3 (1st round) MICHIGAN STATE 7, Boston College 2 (quarterfinal) 1956 (1; 2-0) MICHIGAN STATE 5, Boston College 4 (OT) MICHIGAN 2, St. Lawrence 1 (national semifinal) 1981 (2; 6-1-1) (quarterfinal) MICHIGAN 7, Michigan Tech 5 (championship) MINNESOTA 9, Colgate 4 (1st round) Harvard 6, MICHIGAN STATE 3 (national semifinal) MINNESOTA 5, Colgate 4 (1st round) MICHIGAN STATE 7, Maine 4 (3rd place) 1957 (1; 1-1) MINNESOTA 7, Michigan Tech 2 (national semifinal) MINNESOTA 4, WISCONSIN 2 (quarterfinal) MICHIGAN 6, Harvard 1 (national semifinal) WISCONSIN 6, MINNESOTA 3 (championship) MINNESOTA 4, WISCONSIN 2 (quarterfinal) Colorado College 13, MICHIGAN 6 (championship) WISCONSIN 3, Clarkson 2 (1st round) MINNESOTA 7, Maine 4 (national semifinal) WISCONSIN 6, Clarkson 6 (OT) (1st round) Harvard 4, MINNESOTA 3 (OT) (championship) 1959 (1; 1-1) WISCONSIN 5, Northern Michigan 1 WISCONSIN 3, St. Lawrence 1 (1st round) MICHIGAN STATE 4, Boston College 3 (national semifinal) WISCONSIN 4, St. Lawrence 2 (1st round) (national semifinal) WISCONSIN 6, MINNESOTA 3 (championship) MINNESOTA 4, WISCONSIN 2 (quarterfinal) North Dakota 4, MICHIGAN STATE 3 (OT) MINNESOTA 4, WISCONSIN 2 (quarterfinal) (championship) 1982 (2; 3-3) New Hampshire 3, MICHIGAN STATE 2 (1st round) 1961 (1; 1-1) New Hampshire 6, MICHIGAN STATE 1 (1st round) Denver 6, MINNESOTA 1 (national semifinal) WISCONSIN 6, Harvard 1 (1st round) MINNESOTA 4, RPI 3 (3rd place) WISCONSIN 4, Harvard 3 (1st round) WISCONSIN 5, New Hampshire 0 (national semifinal) 1962 (1; 1-1) North Dakota 5, WISCONSIN 2 (championship) Clarkson 5, MICHIGAN 4 (national semifinal) MICHIGAN 5, St. Lawrence 1 (3rd place) bigten.org 42 NCAA YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1990 (3; 8-4) 1997 (3; 2-3) 2006 (4; 5-3) MICHIGAN STATE 6, Boston University 3 (quarterfinal) MICHIGAN 7, MINNESOTA 4 (quarterfinal) North Dakota 5, MICHIGAN 1 (1st round) Boston University 5, MICHIGAN STATE 3 (quarterfinal) Boston University 3, MICHIGAN 2 (national semifinal) MICHIGAN STATE 1, New Hampshire 0 (1st round) Boston University 5, MICHIGAN STATE 3 (quarterfinal) MINNESOTA 6, MICHIGAN STATE 3 (1st round) Maine 5, MICHIGAN STATE 4 (regional final) MINNESOTA 6, Clarkson 1 (1st round) MINNESOTA 6, MICHIGAN STATE 3 (1st round) Holy Cross 4, MINNESOTA 3 (OT) (1st round) MINNESOTA 5, Clarkson 1 (1st round) MICHIGAN 7, MINNESOTA 4 (quarterfinal) WISCONSIN 4, Bemidji State 0 (1st round) Boston College 4, MINNESOTA 2 (quarterfinal) WISCONSIN 1, Cornell 0 (3OT) (regional final) MINNESOTA 2, Boston College 1 (quarterfinal) 1998 (4; 6-3) WISCONSIN 5, Maine 2 (national semifinal) Boston College 6, MINNESOTA 1 (quarterfinal) MICHIGAN 2, Princeton 1 (1st round) WISCONSIN 2, Boston College 1 (championship) WISCONSIN 7, Maine 3 (quarterfinal) MICHIGAN 4, North Dakota 3 (quarterfinal) WISCONSIN 4, Maine 3 (OT) (quarterfinal) MICHIGAN 4, New Hampshire 0 (national semifinal) 2007 (3; 5-2) WISCONSIN 2, Boston College 1 (national semifinal) MICHIGAN 3, Boston College 2 (OT) (championship) North Dakota 8, MICHIGAN 5 (1st round) WISCONSIN 7, Colgate 3 (championship) OHIO STATE 4, MICHIGAN STATE 3 (OT) (quarterfinal) MICHIGAN STATE 5, Boston University 1 (1st round) OHIO STATE 4, Yale 0 (1st round) MICHIGAN STATE 2, Notre Dame 1 (regional final) 1991 (3; 4-8) OHIO STATE 4, MICHIGAN STATE 3 (OT) (quarterfinal) MICHIGAN STATE 5, Maine 2 (national semifinal) Cornell 5, MICHIGAN 4 (OT) (1st round) Boston College 5, OHIO STATE 2 (national semifinal) MICHIGAN STATE 3, Boston College 1 (championship) MICHIGAN 6, Cornell 4 (1st round) New Hampshire 7, WISCONSIN 4 (1st round) MINNESOTA 4, Air Force 3 (1st round) MICHIGAN 9, Cornell 3 (1st round) North Dakota 3, MINNESOTA 2 (OT) (regional final) Boston University 5, MICHIGAN 1 (quarterfinal) 1999 (3; 2-3) Boston University 8, MICHIGAN 1 (quarterfinal) MICHIGAN 5, Denver 3 (1st round) 2008 (4; 4-4) Providence 4, MINNESOTA 3 (1st round) New Hampshire 2, MICHIGAN 1 (OT) (quarterfinal) MICHIGAN 5, Niagara 1 (1st round) MINNESOTA 8, Providence 4 (1st round) MICHIGAN STATE 4, Colorado College 3 (quarterfinal) MICHIGAN 2, Clarkson 0 (regional final) MINNESOTA 8, Providence 3 (1st round) New Hampshire 5, MICHIGAN STATE 3 Notre Dame 5, MICHIGAN 4 (OT) (national semifinal) Maine 4, MINNESOTA 0 (quarterfinal) (national semifinal) MICHIGAN STATE 3, Colorado College 1 (1st round) Maine 5, MINNESOTA 3 (quarterfinal) Maine 5, OHIO STATE 2 (1st round) Notre Dame 3, MICHIGAN STATE 1 (regional final) Clarkson 8, WISCONSIN 3 (1st round) Boston College 5, MINNESOTA 2 (1st round) Clarkson 5, WISCONSIN 4 (1st round) 2000 (3; 1-3) WISCONSIN 6, Denver 2 (1st round) MICHIGAN 4, Colgate 3 (OT) (1st round) North Dakota 3, WISCONSIN 2 (OT) (regional final) 1992 (4; 6-4) Maine 5, MICHIGAN 2 (quarterfinal) MICHIGAN 7, Northern Michigan 6 (quarterfinal) Boston College 6, MICHIGAN STATE 5 (OT) (1st round) 2009 (2; 0-2) WISCONSIN 4, MICHIGAN 2 (national semifinal) Boston College 4, WISCONSIN 1 (quarterfinal) Air Force 2, MICHIGAN 0 (1st round) MICHIGAN STATE 4, Boston University 2 (1st round) Boston University 8, OHIO STATE 3 (1st round) MICHIGAN STATE 3 Maine 2 (quarterfinal) 2001 (4; 4-4) Lake Superior State 4, MICHIGAN STATE 2 MICHIGAN 4, Mercyhurst 3 (1st round) 2010 (2; 4-2) (national semifinal) MICHIGAN 4, St. Cloud State 3 (quarterfinal) MICHIGAN 5, Bemidji State 1 (1st round) Lake Superior State 8, MINNESOTA 3 (1st round) Boston College 4, MICHIGAN 2 (national semifinal) Miami 3, MICHIGAN 2 (2OT) (regional final) WISCONSIN 4, New Hampshire 2 (1st round) MICHIGAN STATE 5, WISCONSIN 1 (quarterfinal) WISCONSIN 3, Vermont 2 (1st round) WISCONSIN 5, St. Lawrence 2 (quarterfinal) North Dakota 2, MICHIGAN STATE 0 WISCONSIN 5, St. Cloud State 3 (regional final) WISCONSIN 4, MICHIGAN 2 (national semifinal) (national semifinal) WISCONSIN 8, RIT 1 (national semifinal) Lake Superior State 5, WISCONSIN 3 (championship) Maine 5, MINNESOTA 4 (OT) (1st round) Boston College 5, WISCONSIN 0 (championship) WISCONSIN 4, Providence 1 (1st round) (Note: Wisconsin’s participation later voided by NCAA) MICHIGAN STATE 5, WISCONSIN 1 (quarterfinal) 2011 (1; 3-1) MICHIGAN 3, Nebraska Omaha 2 (OT) (1st round) 1993 (3; 3-3) 2002 (3; 5-2) MICHIGAN 2, Colorado College 1 (regional final) MICHIGAN 4, WISCONSIN 3 (OT) (quarterfinal) MICHIGAN 4, St. Cloud State 2 (1st round) MICHIGAN 2, North Dakota 0 (national semifinal) Maine 4, MICHIGAN 3 (OT) (national semifinal) MICHIGAN 5, Denver 3 (quarterfinal) Minnesota Duluth 3, MICHIGAN 2 (OT) MINNESOTA 2, Clarkson 1 (1st round) MINNESOTA 3, MICHIGAN 2 (national semifinal) (championship) Maine 6, MINNESOTA 2 (quarterfinal) Colorado College 2, MICHIGAN STATE 0 (1st round) WISCONSIN 3, Miami 1 (1st round) MINNESOTA 4, Colorado College 2 (quarterfinal) 2012 (3; 2-3) MICHIGAN 4, WISCONSIN 3 (OT) (quarterfinal) MINNESOTA 3, MICHIGAN 2 (national semifinal) Cornell 3, MICHIGAN 2 (OT) (1st round) MINNESOTA 4, Maine 3 (OT) (championship) Union 3, MICHIGAN STATE 1 (1st round) 1994 (4; 2-4) MINNESOTA 7, Boston University 3 (1st round) Lake Superior State 5, MICHIGAN 4 (OT) (quarterfinal) 2003 (3; 6-2) MINNESOTA 5, North Dakota 2 (regional final) UMass-Lowell 4, MICHIGAN STATE 3 (1st round) MICHIGAN 2, Maine 1 (1st round) Boston College 6, MINNESOTA 1 (national semifinal) MINNESOTA 2, UMass-Lowell 1 (2OT) (quarterfinal) MICHIGAN 5, Colorado College 3 (regional final) Boston University 4, MINNESOTA 1 MINNESOTA 3, MICHIGAN 2 (OT) (national semifinal) 2013 (2; 0-2) (national semifinal) MINNESOTA 9, Mercyhurst 2 (1st round) Yale 3, MINNESOTA 2 (OT) (1st round) WISCONSIN 6, Western Michigan 3 (1st round) MINNESOTA 7, Ferris State 4 (regional final) UMass-Lowell 6, WISCONSIN 1 (1st round) Boston University 4, WISCONSIN 1 (quarterfinal) MINNESOTA 3, MICHIGAN 2 (OT) (national semifinal) MINNESOTA 5, New Hampshire 1 (championship) 2014 (2; 3-2) 1995 (4; 4-4) Boston College 1, OHIO STATE 0 (1st round) MINNESOTA 7, Robert Morris 3 (1st round) MICHIGAN 4, WISCONSIN 3 (quarterfinal) MINNESOTA 4, St. Cloud State 0 (regional final) Maine 4, MICHIGAN 3 (3OT) (national semifinal) 2004 (5; 3-5) MINNESOTA 2, North Dakota 1 (national semifinal) WISCONSIN 5, MICHIGAN STATE 3 (1st round) MICHIGAN 4, New Hampshire 1 (1st round) Union 7, MINNESOTA 4 (championship) MINNESOTA 3, RPI 0 (1st round) Boston College 3, MICHIGAN 2 (OT) (regional final) North Dakota 5, WISCONSIN 2 (1st round) MINNESOTA 5, Colorado College 2 (quarterfinal) Minnesota Duluth 5, MICHIGAN STATE 0 (1st round) Boston University 7, MINNESOTA 3 MINNESOTA 5, Notre Dame 2 (1st round) 2015 (1; 0-1) (national semifinal) Minnesota Duluth 3, MINNESOTA 1 (regional final) Minnesota Duluth 4, MINNESOTA 1 (1st round) WISCONSIN 5, MICHIGAN STATE 3 (1st round) WISCONSIN 1, OHIO STATE 0 (OT) (1st round) MICHIGAN 4, WISCONSIN 3 (quarterfinal) WISCONSIN 1, OHIO STATE 0 (OT) (1st round) 2016 (1; 1-1) Maine 2, WISCONSIN 1 (OT) (regional final) MICHIGAN 3, Notre Dame, 2 (OT) (1st round) 1996 (3; 4-2) North Dakota 5, MICHIGAN 2 (regional final) MICHIGAN 4, MINNESOTA 3 (quarterfinal) 2005 (4; 3-4) MICHIGAN 4, Boston University 0 (national semifinal) MICHIGAN 4, WISCONSIN 1 (1st round) MICHIGAN 3, Colorado College 2 (OT) (championship) Colorado College 4, MICHIGAN 3 (regional final) UMass-Lowell 6, MICHIGAN STATE 2 (1st round) MINNESOTA 1, Maine 0 (OT) (1st round) MINNESOTA 5, Providence 1 (1st round) MINNESOTA 2, Cornell 1 (OT) (regional final) MICHIGAN 4, MINNESOTA 3 (quarterfinal) North Dakota 4, MINNESOTA 2 (national semifinal) Cornell 3, OHIO STATE 2 (1st round) MICHIGAN 4, WISCONSIN 1 (1st round)

bigten.org 43 BIG TEN IN FINAL POLLS

1998 2007 USA TODAY/ USA TODAY/ USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE USCHO.COM Michigan State 2 Michigan State 1 10 Michigan 4 Minnesota 5 2 Ohio State 9 Michigan 10 8 Wisconsin 17 1999 USA TODAY/ 2008 USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE USCHO.COM USA TODAY/ Michigan State 3 2 USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE USCHO.COM Michigan 8 8 Michigan 2 1 Ohio State 9 Michigan State 7 9 Minnesota 12 10 2000 Wisconsin 13 17 USA TODAY/ USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE USCHO.COM 2009 Wisconsin 1 1 USA TODAY/ Michigan 4 9 USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE USCHO.COM Michigan State 8 8 Michigan 5 3 Ohio State 14 2001 Wisconsin 17 USA TODAY/ Minnesota 19 USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE USCHO.COM Michigan State 1 1 2010 Michigan 5 5 USA TODAY/ Minnesota 7 7 USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE USCHO.COM Wisconsin 11 10 Wisconsin 2 5 Michigan 8 11 2002 Michigan State 19 USA TODAY/ USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE USCHO.COM 2011 Minnesota 2 3 USA TODAY/ Michigan 4 7 USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE USCHO.COM Michigan State 7 4 Michigan 2 3 Ohio State 15 14 2012 2003 USA TODAY/ USA TODAY/ USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE USCHO.COM USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE USCHO.COM Minnesota 4 4 Minnesota 2 4 Michigan 7 7 Michigan 4 7 Ohio State 12 13 2013 Michigan State 15 USA TODAY/ USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE USCHO.COM 2004 Minnesota 5 6 USA TODAY/ Wisconsin 13 12 USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE USCHO.COM Michigan 20 Minnesota 6 3 Michigan 7 7 2014 Wisconsin 8 11 USA TODAY/ Ohio State 9 6 USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE USCHO.COM Michigan State 14 12 Minnesota 2 2 Wisconsin 7 7 2005 Michigan 16 USA TODAY/ Ohio State 20 USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE USCHO.COM Minnesota 4 7 2015 Michigan 6 5 USA TODAY/ Ohio State 9 9 USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE USCHO.COM Wisconsin 13 13 Michigan 20 Minnesota 10 12 2006 USA TODAY/ USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE USCHO.COM 2016 Wisconsin 1 2 USA TODAY/ Michigan State 6 4 USA HOCKEY MAGAZINE USCHO.COM Minnesota 8 3 Michigan 6 6 Michigan 12 11

bigten.org 44 NATIONAL HONORS HOBEY BAKER SPENCER PENROSE AWARD HOCKEY MEMORIAL AWARD NCAA DIVISION I COACH OF HUMANITARIAN

Year Winner School THE YEAR AWARD 1981 Neal Broten Minnesota Year Winner School Year Winner School 1988 Robb Stauber Minnesota 1953 John Mariucci Minnesota 1997 Blake Sloan Michigan 1990 Kip Miller Michigan State 1954 Vic Heyliger Michigan 1998 Erik Raygor Wisconsin 1996 Brian Bonin Minnesota 1966 Amo Bessone Michigan State 1997 Brendan Morrison Michigan 1992 Ron Mason Michigan State 2001 Ryan Miller Michigan State 2008 Red Berenson Michigan 2002 Jordan Leopold Minnesota TIM TAYLOR AWARD 2008 Kevin Porter Michigan 2010 Blake Geoffrion Wisconsin DEREK HINES Year Winner School UNSUNG HERO AWARD 2016 Kyle Connor Michigan

Year Winner School 2015 P.J. Musico Penn State

FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS According to NCAA records book MICHIGAN STATE (37) MINNESOTA (35) WISCONSIN (31) Joe Selinger, 1959 Dick Dougherty, 1954 John Jagger, 1970 MICHIGAN (49) John Chandik, 1962 Jim Mattson, 1954 Jeff Rotsch, 1972 Jim Haas, 1954 Carl Lackey, 1964 John Mayasich, 1954-55 , 1975 William MacFarland, 1954-55-56 Doug Roberts, 1965 Ken Yackel, 1954 Mike Eaves, 1977-78 Mike Buchanan, 1955 Doug Volmar, 1966 Dick Burg, 1958 Craig Norwich, 1976-77 Dick Dunnigan, 1955 Rick Duffett, 1969 Jack McCartan, 1958 Julian Baretta, 1977 Lorne Howes, 1955-56 Donald Thompson, 1971 Murray Williamson, 1959 Mark Johnson, 1977-78 Tom Rendall, 1955 Jim Watt, 1972 , 1963 Roy Schultz, 1980 Robert Schiller, 1955-56 Bob Boyd, 1973 Craig Falkman, 1964 Theran Welsh, 1980 Bob White, 1958-59 Norm Barnes, 1974 Doug Woog, 1965 Bruce Driver, 1982 Bob Watt, 1959 Steve Colp, 1974 Gary Gambucci, 1968 John Newberry, 1982 Red Berenson, 1961-62 Tom Ross, 1975-76 Murray McLachlan, 1970 Pat Flatley, 1983 Tom Polonic, 1964 Ron Scott, 1982-83 Wally Olds, 1970 Paul Ranheim, 1988 Gordon Wilkie, 1964 Dan McFall, 1985 Les Auge, 1975 Paul Stanton, 1988 Mel Wakabayashi, 1965 Kelly Miller, 1985 Mike Polich, 1975 Gary Shuchuk, 1990 James Keough, 1968 , 1985 , 1979 Barry Richter, 1993 Robbie Moore, 1974 Mike Donnelly, 1986 Tim Harrer, 1980 Brian Rafalski, 1995 Dave Debol, 1977 Mitch Messier, 1987 Neal Broten, 1981 Jeff Dessner, 2000 Murray Eaves, 1980 Kip Miller, 1989-90 Steve Ulseth, 1981 Steve Reinprecht, 2000 , 1981 Bobby Reynolds, 1989 Pat Micheletti, 1985 Dany Heatley, 2001 Myles O’Connor, 1989 Jason Woolley, 1991 Robb Stauber, 1988 Bernd Brückler, 2004 Denny Felsner, 1992 Joby Messier, 1992 Brian Bonin, 1995-96 Brian Elliott, 2006 David Oliver, 1994 Dwayne Norris, 1992 Mike Crowley, 1996-97 Jamie McBain, 2009 Brian Wiseman, 1994 Bryan Smolinski, 1993 Jordan Leopold, 2001-02 Blake Geoffrion, 2010 Brendan Morrison, 1995-96-97 Chad Alban, 1998 John Pohl, 2002 Brendan Smith, 2010 John Madden, 1997 Mike York, 1998-99 Keith Ballard, 2004 Justin Schultz, 2011-12 Marty Turco, 1997 Joe Blackburn, 1999 , 2006 Jake McCabe, 2014 Bill Muckalt, 1998 Shawn Horcoff, 2000 Alex Goligoski, 2007 Jeff Jillson, 2000 Ryan Miller, 2001-02 Ryan Stoa, 2009 Andy Hilbert, 2001 John-Michael Liles, 2003 Mike Reilly, 2014-15 Mike Cammalleri, 2002 Torey Krug, 2012 Mike Komisarek, 2002 Jake Hildebrand, 2015 OHIO STATE (4) T.J. Hensick, 2005-07 Paul Pooley, 1984 Jack Johnson, 2007 Hugo Boisvert, 1998 Kevin Porter, 2008 Brady Hjelle, 2013 , 2009 Ryan Dzingel, 2014 , 2009 Jacob Trouba, 2013 Zach Hyman, 2015 Zach Werenski, 2016 Kyle Connor, 2016 Tyler Motte, 2016

bigten.org 45 BIG TEN HONORS PLAYER OF THE YEAR GOALTENDER OF THE YEAR COACH OF THE YEAR

Year Winner Year Winner Year Winner 2014 Adam Wilcox, SO, G, MINN 2014 Adam Wilcox, SO, MINN 2014 Don Lucia, MINN 2015 Jake Hildebrand, JR, G, MSU 2015 Jake Hildebrand, JR, MSU 2015 Guy Gadowsky, PSU 2016 Kyle Connor, FR, F, MICH 2016 Eric Schierhorn, FR, MINN 2016 Red Berenson, MICH

DEFENSIVE PLAYER FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR SCORING CHAMPION OF THE YEAR Year Winner Year Winner 2014 JT Compher, F, MICH 2015 Zach Hyman, SR, F, MICH Year Winner 2015 Dylan Larkin, F, MICH 2016 Kyle Connor, FR, F, MICH 2014 Mike Reilly, SO, D, MINN 2016 Kyle Connor, FR, F, MICH 2015 Mike Reilly, JR, D, MINN 2016 Zach Werenski, SO, D, MICH

ALL-BIG TEN First Team selections MINNESOTA (4) WISCONSIN (3) Mike Reilly, D, 2014-15 Jake McCabe, D, 2014 MICHIGAN (7) Adam Wilcox, G, 2014 Michael Mersch, F, 2014 Zach Hyman, F, 2015 Eric Schierhorn, G, 2016 Mark Zengerle, F, 2014 Dylan Larkin, F, 2015 Zach Werenski, D, 2015-16 OHIO STATE (2) JT Compher, F, 2016 Ryan Dzingel, F, 2014 Kyle Connor, F, 2016 Josh Healey, D, 2016 Tyler Motte, F, 2016 PENN STATE (1) MICHIGAN STATE (1) Casey Bailey, F, 2015 Jake Hildebrand, G, 2015 ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM MICHIGAN (5) MINNESOTA (2) PENN STATE (2) JT Compher, F, 2014 Hudson Fasching, F, 2014 Scott Conway, F, 2015 Michael Downing, D, 2014 Eric Schierhorn, G, 2016 Vince Pedrie, D, 2016 Dylan Larkin, F, 2015 Zach Werenski, D, 2015 OHIO STATE (5) WISCONSIN (1) Kyle Connor, F, 2016 Drew Brevig, D, 2014 Luke Kunin, F, 2016 Christian Frey, G, 2014 MICHIGAN STATE (2) Nick Schilkey, F, 2014 Josh Jacobs, D, 2015 Matthew Weis, F, 2015 Zach Osburn, D, 2016 Mason Jobst, F, 2016

BIG TEN MEDAL OF HONOR One of the most prestigious conference awards in college athletics, the Big Ten Medal of Honor was first awarded in 1915 to one student from the graduating class of each university who had “attained the greatest proficiency in athletics and scholastic work.” In 2014, the conference celebrated the 100th anniversary of this presti- gious award. Year Winner School Year Winner School Year Winner School 1936 Glenn Seidel Minnesota 1975 Dennis Olmstead Michigan State 1991 Walter Bartels Michigan State 1937 Charles B. Wilkinson Minnesota 1975 Michael J. Polich Minnesota 1997 Jason Botterill Michigan 1946 John Adams Minnesota 1978 Michael Eaves Wisconsin 1997 Tyler Harlton Michigan State 1958 John W. McCartan Minnesota 1979 Bill Baker Minnesota 1998 Tyler Harlton Michigan State 1958 Robert W. Jasson Michigan State 1984 John Johannson Wisconsin 1998 Erik Raygor Wisconsin 1964 Gordon J. Wilkie Michigan 1984 Kelly Miller Michigan State 2000 Shawn Horcoff Michigan State 1968 Gary A. Gambucci Minnesota 1986 Don McSween Michigan State 2011 Carl Hagelin Michigan 1970 Douglas R. McFadyen Wisconsin 1989 Michigan State 2014 Greg Wolfe Michigan State 1971 Wally Olds Minnesota 1990 Walter Bartels Michigan State 2015 Kyle Rau Minnesota 1973 David A. Hoyles Ohio State 1990 John Byce Wisconsin

bigten.org 46 ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN 1983-84 1998-99 Kelly Miller, MICHIGAN STATE; Paul Pooley, OHIO STATE. Greg Daddario, Mark Kosick, Scott Matzka, Bill Trainor, MICHIGAN; Joe Blackburn, Andrew Bogle, Rustyn Dolyny, Michael Ford, Curtis Gemmel, Michael 1984-85 Gresl, Shawn Horcoff, John Nail, Jim Sexsmith, , MICHIGAN Kelly Miller, MICHIGAN STATE; Michael Rosseau, OHIO STATE; Tony Granato, STATE; Bill Kohn, Jordan Leopold, Mike Lyons, Nate Miller, Dylan Mills, Ryan WISCONSIN. Trebil, Ryan Westrum, MINNESOTA; Ray Aho, Jaisen Freeman, OHIO STATE; Dan Bjornlie, Kevin Granato, Grahm Melanson, Rich Spooner, WISCONSIN. 1985-86 Frank Downing, MICHIGAN; Don McSween, MICHIGAN STATE; Tony Granato, 1999-00 WISCONSIN. David Huntzicker, Jeff Jillson, Kevin Magnuson, Scott Matzka, Bill Trainor, MICHIGAN; Joe Blackburn, Andrew Bogle, Joe Goodenow, Mike Gresl, Adam Hall, Shawn Horcoff, John Nail, Damon Whitten, MICHIGAN STATE; Mike Lyons, 1986-87 Nate Miller, Dylan Mills, Pat O’Leary, John Pohl, Ryan Trebil, Erik Westrum, Danton Cole, Bob Essensa, Don McSween, MICHIGAN STATE. MINNESOTA; Yan Des Gagne, Scott Titus, OHIO STATE; Dan Bjornlie, Kevin Granato, Graham Melanson, Rick Spooner, Andy Wheeler, WISCONSIN. 1987-88 Scott Syring, Daniel Wilhelm, OHIO STATE. 2000-01 David Huntzicker, Jeffrey Jillson, Robert Kohen, Scott Matzka, William Trainor, 1988-89 MICHIGAN; Joe Blackburn, Andrew Bogle, Brad Fast, Troy Ferguson, Joe Walt Bartels, Danton Cole, Jason Muzzatti, MICHIGAN STATE; Daniel Wilhelm, Goodenow, Adam Hall, Ryan Miller, Damon Whitten, MICHIGAN STATE; Dylan OHIO STATE. Mills, Johnny Pohl, Chad Roberg, MINNESOTA; Yan Desgagne, Jaisen Freeman, Miguel Lafleche, Peter Wishloff, OHIO STATE; Kevin Granato, Dany Heatley, 1989-90 Graham Melanson, Rick Spooner, Andy Wheeler, Brad Winchester, WISCONSIN. Mike Helber, Tim Keough, Warren Sharples, MICHIGAN; Walt Bartels, Don Gibson, Mike Gilmore, MICHIGAN STATE; Brian Baldrica, Scott Walsh, OHIO 2001-02 STATE; Rob Mendel, WISCONSIN. Mark Mink, Craig Murray, Jeffrey Swistak, Jay Vancik, MICHIGAN; Brad Fast, Troy Ferguson, Adam Hall, Tim Hearon, Joe Markusen, Ryan Miller, MICHIGAN STATE; Joey Martin, John Pohl, MINNESOTA; Yan Des Gagne, Miguel Lafleche, Scott 1990-91 Titus, R.J. Umberger, Reed Whiting, OHIO STATE; Jake Heisler, Mark Jackson, Ken Brothers, Mike Helber, MICHIGAN; Mike Gilmore, Walt Bartels, Jason Matt Murray, Andy Wheeler, Brad Winchester, WISCONSIN. Muzzatti, MICHIGAN STATE; Sean Fabian, Jason Miller, MINNESOTA. 2002-03 1991-92 Mark Mink, MICHIGAN; Kevin Estrada, Brad Fast, Troy Ferguson, Tim Hearon, Michael Helber, Ted Kramer, MICHIGAN; Michael Burkett, Mike Gilmore, Eric Joe Markusen, MICHIGAN STATE; Keith Ballard, Jake Fleming, Justin Johnson, Kruse, Bill Shalawylo, Bart Turner, MICHIGAN STATE; Sean Fabian, MINNESOTA; Brett MacKinnon, Garrett Smaagaard, Judd Stevens, Chad Roberg, Travis Weber, Brian Baldrica, OHIO STATE; Chris Tucker, WISCONSIN. MINNESOTA; Miguel Lafleche, Scott Titus, R.J. Umberger, Reed Whiting, OHIO STATE; Jake Heisler, Mark Jackson, Brad Winchester, WISCONSIN. 1992-93 Alan Sinclair, MICHIGAN; Michael Burkett, Eric Kruse, Bill Shalawylo, Bart Turner, 2003-04 MICHIGAN STATE; Jeff Collinon, Justin McHugh, Jeff Neelsen, Darby Hendrickson, Andrew Ebbett, Charlie Henderson, Eric Nystrom, Noah Ruden, Jeff Tambellini, MINNESOTA; Chris Tucker, WISCONSIN. MICHIGAN; David Booth, Colton Fretter, Joe Markusen, Lee Palardeau, Steve Swistak, Rod Tocco, MICHIGAN STATE; P.J. Atherton, Keith Ballard, Jake Fleming, 1993-94 Gino Guyer, Tyler Hirsch, Peter Kennedy, Brett MacKinnon, Garrett Smaagaard, Alan Sinclair, MICHIGAN; Michael Burkett, Ryan Fleming, Eric Kruse, Nicolas Judd Stevens, MINNESOTA; Nate Guenin, Thomas Welsh, Reed Whiting, OHIO Perreault, MICHIGAN STATE; Brian Bonin, Andy Brink, Jeff Callinan, Justin STATE; Luke Kohtala, WISCONSIN. McHugh, Jeff Moen, Jeff Nielsen, Dan Trebil, Greg Zwakman, MINNESOTA; Kurt Brown, Gary Hirst, Adam Smith, OHIO STATE; Ulivs Katlaps, Jeff Sanderson, Maco 2004-05 Balkovec, Troy Howard, Chris Tucker, Scott Sanderson, WISCONSIN. Tim Cook, Andrew Ebbett, Charlie Henderson,Brandon Kaleniecki, Al Montoya, Eric Nystrom, Reilly Olson, Brandon Rogers, David Rohlfs, Noah Ruden, Jeff 1994-95 Tambellini, MICHIGAN; Colton Fretter, Rod Tocco, MICHIGAN STATE; Kellen Jason Botterill, Warren Luhning, Harold Schock, Alan Sinclair, MICHIGAN; Ryan Briggs, Jake Fleming, Gino Guyer, Peter Kennedy, Garrett Smaagaard, Judd Fleming, Dean Sylvester, MICHIGAN STATE; Brian Bonin, Jeff Callinan, Dan Stevens, MINNESOTA; Bryce Anderson, Dave Barton, Matt Beaduoin, Nate Hendrickson, Brian La Fleur, Justin McHugh, Jeff Moen, Dan Trebil, Greg Guenin, Matt Waddell, OHIO STATE; Luke Kohtala, Brian Elliott, Mark Heatley, Zwakman, MINNESOTA; Kurt Brown, Gary Hirst, Adam Smith, OHIO STATE; Maco Ryan MacMurchy, Ken Rowe, WISCONSIN. Balkovec, Troy Howard, Scott Sanderson, WISCONSIN 2005-06 1995-96 Tim Cook, Adam Dunlap, Andrew Ebbett, Brandon Kaleniecki, Jon Montville, Jason Botterill, Chris Fox, Warren Luhning, Gregg Malicke, Harold Schock, David Rohlfs, Noah Ruden, MICHIGAN; Jeff Dunne, Colton Fretter, Bryan Lerg, MICHIGAN; Ryan Fleming, Jon Gaskins, Tyler Harlton, MICHIGAN STATE; Jesse Daniel Vukovic, MICHIGAN STATE, Kellen Briggs, Gino Guyer, Mike Howe, Evan Bertogliat, Brian Bonin, Mike Crowley, Jason Godbout, Dan Hendrickson, Ryan Kauffman, Tom Pohl, MINNESOTA; Bryce Anderson, Dave Barton, Mathieu Kraft, Brian LaFleur, Jeff Moen, Dan Trebil, Greg Zwakman, MINNESOTA; Derek Beaudoin, Jason DeSantis, John Dingle, Nate Guenin, Johann Kroll, Matt Deuselinck, Kurt Brown, Dan Cousineau, Gary Hirst, Ryan Root, Taj Schaffnit, Mcllvane, OHIO STATE, Brian Elliott, Matthew Ford, Tom Gilbert, Matt Olinger, OHIO STATE; Rick Enrico, Troy Howard, Erik Raygor, Scott Sanderson,Mark Smith, Sam Austin, WISCONSIN. WISCONSIN. 2006-07 1996-97 Tim Cook, Jason Dest, Jon Montville, David Rohlfs, Morgan Ward, MICHIGAN; Craig Assenmacher, Jason Botterill, Greg Daddario, Chris Fox, Chris Frescoln, Justin Abdelkader, Tim Crowder, Jeff Dunne, Kurt Kivisto, Jeff Lerg, Steve Mnich, Matt Herr, Warren Luhning, Gregg Malicke, Harold Schock, MICHIGAN; Michael MICHIGAN STATE; Justin Bostrom, Kellen Briggs, Michael Howe, Evan Kauffman, Ford, Jon Gaskins, Tyler Harlton, Kevin O’Keefe, MICHIGAN STATE; Jason Tom Pohl, MINNESOTA; Bryce Anderson, Dave Barton, Mathieu Beaudoin, John Godbout, Brian LaFleur, MINNESOTA; Derek Beuselinck, Steve Brent, Dan Dingle, Corey Elkins, Johann Kroll, Matt McIlvane, OHIO STATE; Brian Elliott, Tom Cousineau, Ryan Root, Taj Schaffnit, OHIO STATE; Rick Enrico, Erik Raygor, Mark Gorowsky, Ryan Jeffery, Matt Olinger, Jack Skille, Ben Street, WISCONSIN. Smith, WISCONSIN. 2007-08 Chris Fragner, MICHIGAN; Justin Abdelkader, Tim Crowder, Jeff Dunne, Kurt 1997-98 Kivisto, Jeff Lerg, Steve Mnich, MICHIGAN STATE; Justin Bostrom, Michael Howe, Greg Daddario, Chris Fox, Matt Herr, Kevin Magnuson, Gregg Malicke, Evan Kauffman, Derek Peltier, Tom Pohl, Brian Schack, MINNESOTA; Nick Biondo, MICHIGAN; Mike Ford, Jon Gaskins, Tyler Harlton, Shawn Horcoff, Kevin O’Keefe, John Dingle, Corey Elkins, Johann Kroll, Matt McIlvane, Joseph Palmer OHIO MICHIGAN STATE; Ben Clymer, Jason Godbout, Bill Kohn, Mike Lyons, Nate STATE; Aaron Bendickson, Shane Connelly, Matthew Ford, Tom Gorowsky, Ryan Miller, MINNESOTA; Ray Aho, Hugo Boisvert, Dan Cousineau, Ryan Root, Taj Jeffery, Ben Street, WISCONSIN. Schaffnit, Jason Selleke, OHIO STATE; Dan Bjornlie, Erik Raygor, Mark Smith, Mike Valley, WISCONSIN.

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2008-09 2013-14 Eric Elmblad, Carl Hagelin, Ben Winnett, MICHIGAN; Tim Crowder, Dustin Gazley, Mac Bennett, Andrew Copp, Luke Dwyer, Zach Hyman, Travis Lynch, Luke Kurt Kivisto, Jeff Lerg, Joey Shean, Corey Tropp, MICHIGAN STATE; Justin Moffatt, Steve Racine, Justin Selman, MICHIGAN; Matt Berry, David Bondra, Zach Bostrom, Mike Hoeffel, Brian Schack, MINNESOTA, John Albert, Erick Belanger, Cisek, Brent Darnell, Michael Ferrantino, Nickolas Gatt, Jake Hildebrand, Justin Corey Elkins, Joseph Palmer, Zach Pelletier, Chris Reed, OHIO STATE; Thomas Hoomaian, Ryan Keller, Brock Krygier, Nate Phillips, Tanner Sorenson, Travis Gorowsky, Jeff Henderson, Ryan Jeffrey, Ryan McDonagh, Ben Street, Walsh, Greg Wolfe, MICHIGAN STATE; Seth Ambroz, Travis Boyd, Nate Condon, WISCONSIN. Justin Holl, Christian Isackson, Jake Parenteau, Kyle Rau, Connor Reilly, Ryan Reilly, , Michael Shibrowski, Brady Skjei, Sam Warning, Adam 2009-10 Wilcox, MINNESOTA; Craig Dalrymple, Justin DaSilva, Tanner Fritz, Anthony Brandon Burlon, Eric Elmblad, Carl Hagelin, Matt Rust, Ben Winnett, MICHIGAN; Greco, Sam Jardine, Alex Lippincott, Max McCormick, Al McLean, Travis Timothy Buttery, Matthew Crandell, Dustin Gazley, Michael Merrifield, Trevor Statchuk, Alex Szczechura, OHIO STATE; Kenneth Brooks, Jacob Friedman, Max Nill, Drew Palmisano, Brock Shelgren, MICHIGAN STATE; Jacob Cepis, Ryan Flynn, Gardiner, David Glen, Taylor Holstrom, Nathan Jensen, Luke Juha, Curtis Loik, Mike Hoeffel, Nick Larson, Taylor Matson, Kent Patterson, Nico Sacchetti, Brian Michael McDonagh, Jonathan Milley, Thomas Olczyk, Matthew Skoff, Peter Schack, Jordane Schroeder, MINNESOTA; Matt Bartkowski, Sean Duddy, Mike Sweetland, Connor Varley, Mark Yanis, PENN STATE; Tyler Barnes, Joe Faust, Folkes, Cal Heeter, Chris Reed, Cory Schnieder, OHIO STATE; Ryan McDonagh, Gavin Hartzog, Nic Kerdiles, Adam Miller, Brad Navin, Landon Peterson, Eddie Eric Springer, Ben Street, WISCONSIN. Wittchow, WISCONSIN.

2010-11 2014-15 Louie Caporusso, Carl Hagelin, Lee Moffie, Jeff Rohrkemper, Matt Rust, Lindsay JT Compher, Andrew Copp, Luke Dwyer, Zach Hyman, Travis Lynch, Steve Racine, Sparks, Ben Winnett, MICHIGAN; Tim Buttery, Matt Crandell, Chris Forfar, Dustin Justin Selman, MICHIGAN; Matt Berry, David Bondra, Zack Cisek, Joe Cox, Brent Gazley, Anthony Hayes, Torey Krug, Trevor Nill, Drew Palmisano, Joe Shean, Darnell, Michael Ferrantino, Villiam Haag, Jake Hildebrand, Justin Hoomaian, Brock Shelgren, A.J. Sturges, MICHIGAN STATE; Jay Barriball, , Cade Chris Knudson, Brock Krygier, Mackenzie MacEachern, Nate Phillips, Tanner Fairchild, Michael Hoeffel, Andrew Kremer, Nick Larson, Taylor Matson, Kent Sorenson, JT Stenglein, Travis Walsh, MICHIGAN STATE; Seth Ambroz, Jake Patterson, Nico Sacchetti, MINNESOTA; Alex Carlson, Danny Dries, Sean Duddy, Bischoff, Travis Boyd, Hudson Fasching, Justin Kloos, Vinni Lettieri, A.J. Cal Heeter, Paul Kirtland, Devon Krogh, Brandon Martell, Jeff McNeil, Jeff Michaelson, Kyle Rau, Connor Reilly, Brady Skjei, Sam Warning, Adam Wilcox, Michael, Chris Reed, Cory Schneider, OHIO STATE; Scott Gudmandson, Ryan MINNESOTA; Drew Brevig, Clark Cristofoli, Craig Dalrymple, Justin DaSilva, Logan Little, Eric Springer, Mitch Thompson, WISCONSIN. Davis, Blake Doerring, Christian Frey, Tanner Fritz, David Gust, Josh Healey, Sam Jardine, Al McLean, Nick Schilkey, Matt Tomkins, OHIO STATE; Kenneth Brooks, Richard Derosa, Jacob Friedman, Max Gardiner, David Glen, David Goodwin, 2011-12 Luke Juha, Curtis Loik, Eamon McAdam, Thomas Olczyk, Dylan Richard, Zachary Luke Dwyer, , Luke Moffatt, Lee Moffie, Jeff Rohrkemper, Saar, Eric Scheid, Matthew Skoff, Peter Sweetland, David Thompson, Connor Lindsay Sparks, MICHIGAN; Tim Buttery, Matt Crandell, Chris Forfar, Anthony Varley, Michael Williamson, PENN STATE; Aidan Cavallini, Tim Davison, Corbin Hayes, Torey Krug, Mike Merrifield, Trevor Nill, Drew Palmisano, Brock Shelgren, McGuire, Adam Miller, Brad Navin, Landon Peterson, Jedd Soleway, Eddie AJ Sturges, Greg Wolfe, MICHIGAN STATE; Mark Alt, Zach Budish, Nate Condon, Wittchow, WISCONSIN Justin Holl, Andrew Kremer, Jared Larson, Nick Larson, Taylor Matson, Kent Patterson, Nico Sacchetti, Nate Schmidt, Tom Serratore, Michael Shibrowski, 2015-16 MINNESOTA; Alex Carlson, Chris Crane, Danny Dries, Sean Duddy, Cal Heeter, Tony Calderone,Cutler Martin, Zach Nagelvoort, Sam Piazza, Niko Porikos, Steve Paul Kirtland, Devon Krogh, Alex Lippincott, Brandon Martell, Jeff Michael, Cory Racine, Justin Selman, Max Shuart, MICHIGAN; Joel Arseneault, David Bondra, Schneider, Travis Statchuk, Alex Szczechura, OHIO STATE; Tyler Barnes, Chase Joe Cox, Thomas Ebbing, Michael Ferrantino, Carson Gatt, Villiam Haag, Jake Drake, Joe Faust, Gavin Hartzog, Ryan Little, Eric Springer, Mitch Thompson, Hildebrand, Justin Hoomaian, Chris Knudson, Mackenzie MacEachern, Nate Mark Zengerle, WISCONSIN. Phillips, JT Stenglein, Travis Walsh, Connor Wood, MICHIGAN STATE; Jake Bischoff, Leon Bristedt, Taylor Cammarata, Ryan Collins, Hudson Fasching, Jack 2012-13 Glover, Steve Johnson, Justin Kloos, Nick Lehr, Vinni Lettieri, A.J. Michaelson, Luke Dwyer, Zachary Hyman, Travis Lynch, Luke Moffatt, Lee Moffie, Jeff Connor Reilly, Ryan Reilly, Nick Seeler, MINNESOTA; Drew Brevig, Craig Rohrkemper, Lindsay Sparks, Mike Szuma, MICHIGAN; Matt Berry, Branden Dalrymple, Logan Davis, David Gust, Josh Healey, Christian Lampasso, Kevin Carney, Brent Darnell, Chris Forfar, Anthony Hayes, Justin Hoomaian, Nate Miller, Janik Moser, Nick Schilkey, Matt Tomkins, Matthew Weis, OHIO STATE; Phillips, Tanner Sorenson, Greg Wolfe, MICHIGAN STATE; Mark Alt, Travis Boyd, Erik Autio, Richard DeRosa, David Glen, David Goodwin, Luke Juha, Curtis Loik, Zach Budish, Nate Condon, Erik Haula, Seth Helgeson, Justin Holl, Kyle Rau, Nate Eamon McAdam, Thomas Olczyk, Dylan Richard, James Robinson, Zachary Saar, Schmidt, Tom Serratore, Michael Shibrowski, MINNESOTA; Alex Carlson, Chris Eric Scheid, Matthew Skoff, David Thompson, Connor Varley, Michael Crane, Justin DaSilva, Tanner Fritz, Brady Hjelle, Devon Krogh, Alex Lippincott, Williamson, PENN STATE; Aidan Cavallini, Tim Davison, Jason Ford, Gabe Brandon Martell, Max McCormick, Al McLean, Jeff Michael, Travis Statchuk, Alex Grunwald, Adam Miller, Alex Shuchuk, Jedd Soleway, Eddie Wittchow, Szczechura, OHIO STATE; Jacob Friedman, Michael Longo, Michael McDonagh, WISCONSIN. Cominic Morrone, Richard O’Brien, Thomas Olczyk, George Saad, Eric Steinour, PENN STATE; Tyler Barnes, Chase Drake, Joe Faust, Gavin Hartzog, Ryan Little, Academic All-Americans in bold Jake McCabe, Landon Peterson, Joel Rumpel, Mark Zengerle, WISCONSIN. ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS Player School Year Player School Year Ron Scott Michigan State 1982 Mike Gilmore Michigan State 1992 Ron Scott Michigan State 1983 Tyler Harlton Michigan State 1997 John Johannson Wisconsin 1984 Tyler Harlton Michigan State 1998 Paul Pooley Ohio State 1984 Joe Blackburn Michigan State 1999 Perry Pooley Ohio State 1984 Jeff Jillson Michigan 2001 Mike Rousseau Ohio State 1984 Brad Fast Michigan State 2003 Kelly Miller Michigan State 1985 Jeff Dunne Michigan State 2008 Mike Rousseau Ohio State 1985 Jeff Lerg Michigan State 2008 Don McSween Michigan State 1986 Jeff Lerg Michigan State 2009 Don McSween Michigan State 1987 Sean Duddy Ohio State 2012 Walt Bartels Michigan State 1990 Zach Hyman Michigan 2015 Walt Bartels Michigan State 1991 TWO-TIME ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS Ron Scott, MSU, 1982-83 Mike Rousseau, OSU, 1984-85 Don McSween, MSU, 1986-87 Walt Bartels, MSU, 1990-91 Tyler Harlton, MSU, 1997-98 Jeff Lerg, MSU, 2008-09 bigten.org 48 WEEKLY HONORS - THREE STARS 2013-14 Date First Star Second Star Third Star 10/15 Andrew Copp, So., F, MICH Sam Warning, Jr., F, MINN Kyle Rau, Jr., F, MINN 10/22 Sam Warning, Jr., F, MINN Tyler Motte, Fr., F, MICH Justin Kloos, Fr., F, MINN 10/29 Nick Oddo, Jr., F, OSU Sam Warning, Jr., F, MINN Zach Nagelvoort, Fr., G, MICH 11/5 Tyler Barnes, Sr., F, WIS Zach Nagelvoort, Fr., G, MICH Joe Faust, Sr., D, WIS 11/12 Tanner Fritz, Jr., F, OSU Max McCormick, Jr., F, OSU Hudson Fasching, Fr., F, MINN 11/19 Joel Rumpel, Jr., G, WIS Michael Shibrowski, Sr., G, MINN Logan Davis, Fr., G, OSU 11/26 Zach Nagelvoort, Fr., G, MICH Tyler Motte, Fr., F, MICH Michael Brodzinski, Fr., D, MINN 12/3 Seth Ambroz, Jr., F, MINN JT Compher, Fr., F, MICH Mac Bennett, Sr., D, MICH 12/10 Nic Kerdiles, So., F, WIS Jake Hildebrand, So., G, MSU Justin Kloos, Fr., F, MINN 12/17 Zach Nagelvoort, Fr., G, MICH Michael Mersch, Sr., F, WIS Brad Navin, Jr., F, WIS 12/31 Jake Hildebrand, So., G, MSU Ryan Dzingel, Jr., F, OSU Nick Oddo, Jr., F, OSU 1/7 Travis Boyd, Jr., F, MINN Kyle Rau, Jr., F, MINN Jake McCabe, Jr., D, WIS 1/14 Michael Mersch, Sr., F, WIS Ryan Dzingel, Jr., F, OSU Adam Wilcox, So., G, MINN 1/21 Jake Hildebrand, So., G, MSU Sam Warning, Jr., F, MINN Lee Reimer, Sr., F, MSU 1/28 JT Compher, Fr., F, MICH Christian Frey, Fr., G, OSU Adam Wilcox, So., G, MINN 2/4 Ryan Dzingel, Jr., F, OSU Adam Wilcox, So., G, MINN Christian Frey, Fr., G, OSU 2/11 Joel Rumpel, Jr., G, WIS Matthew Skoff, So., G, PSU Greg Wolfe, Sr., F, MSU 2/18 Adam Wilcox, So., G, MINN Hudson Fasching, Fr., F, MINN Jake Hildebrand, So., G, MSU 2/25 Michael Mersch, Sr., F, WIS Joel Rumpel, Jr., G, WIS David Goodwin, Fr., F, PSU 3/4 Travis Boyd, Jr., F, MINN Alex Guptill, Jr., F, MICH Adam Wilcox, So., G, MINN 3/11 Mark Zengerle, Sr., F, WIS Nic Kerdiles, So., F, WIS Mike Reilly, So., D, MINN 3/18 Matt Berry, Jr., F, MSU Andrew Copp, So., F, MICH Brady Skjei, So., D, MINN

2014-15 Date First Star Second Star Third Star 10/14 Hudson Fasching, So., F, MINN Tanner Fritz, Sr., F, OSU Matthew Skoff, Jr., G, PSU 10/21 Matt Berry, Sr., F, MSU Christian Frey, So., G, OSU Steve Racine, Jr., G, MICH 10/28 Travis Boyd, Sr., F, MINN Dylan Larkin, Fr., F, MICH Matthew Skoff, Jr., G, PSU 11/4 Jake Hildebrand, Jr., G, MSU Justin Kloos, So., F, MINN Matt Tomkins, So., G, OSU 11/11 Taylor Cammarata, So., F, MINN Adam Wilcox, Jr., G, MINN Michael Ferrantino, Jr., F, MSU 11/18 Casey Bailey, Jr., F, PSU Andrew Copp, Jr., F, MICH Taylor Holstrom, Sr., F, PSU 11/25 Max Shuart, So., F, MICH Matt Tomkins, So., G, OSU Michael Downing, So., D, MICH 12/2 Zach Nagelvoort, So., G, MICH Christian Frey, So., G, OSU Ben Marshall, Sr., D, MINN 12/9 Mike Reilly, Jr., D, MINN Tyler Motte, So., F, MICH David Glen, Jr., F, PSU 12/16 Joe Cox, So., F, MSU Thomas Ebbing, So., F, MSU Ryan Keller, Jr., F, MSU 12/30 Steve Racine, Jr., G, MICH Zach Hyman, Sr., F, MICH Brent Darnell, Sr., F, MSU 1/6 Matt Johnson, Sr., F, OSU Kyle Rau, Sr., F, MINN Joel Rumpel, Sr., G, WIS 1/13 Zach Hyman, Sr., F, MICH Dylan Larkin, Fr., F, MICH Eamon McAdam, So., G, PSU 1/20 Dylan Larkin, Fr., F, MICH David Goodwin, So., F, PSU Travis Boyd, Sr., F, MINN 1/27 Jake Hildebrand, Jr., G, MSU Zach Hyman, Sr., F, MICH Justin Selman, Jr., F, MICH 2/3 Jake Hildebrand, Jr., G, MSU Seth Ambroz, Sr., F, MINN David Thompson, So., D, PSU 2/10 Travis Boyd, Sr., F, MINN Zach Nagelvoort, So., G, MICH PJ Musico, Sr., G, PSU 2/17 Mackenzie MacEachern, So., F, MSU Kyle Rau, Sr., F, MINN Adam Wilcox, Jr., G, MINN 2/24 Dylan Larkin, Fr., F, MICH Zach Hyman, Sr., F, MICH Jake Hildebrand, Jr., G, MSU 3/3 Steve Racine, Jr., G, MICH JT Compher, So., F, MICH Tanner Fritz, Sr., F, OSU 3/10 Jake Hildebrand, Jr., G, MSU David Goodwin, So., F, PSU Matt Berry, Sr., F, MSU 3/17 Hudson Fasching, So., F, MINN Kyle Rau, Sr., F, MINN Adam Wilcox, Jr., G, MINN

2015-16 Date First Star Second Star Third Star 10/13 Curtis Loik, F, PSU Zach Osburn, D, MSU JT Stenglein, F, MSU 10/20 Kyle Connor, F, MICH Alec Marsh, F, PSU Justin Selman, F, MICH 10/27 Eric Schierhorn, G, MINN Michael Brodzinski, D, MINN Chase Berger, F, PSU 11/3 Seamus Malone, F, WIS Nick Schilkey, F, OSU Matt Jurusik, G, WIS 11/10 Michael Ferrantino, F, MSU Matt Jurusik, G, WIS Leon Bristedt, F, MINN 11/17 David Gust, F, OSU Brendan Warren, F, MICH Eric Schierhorn, G, MINN 11/24 Alex Kile, F, MICH Andrew Sturtz, F, PSU Mackenzie MacEachern, F, MSU 12/1 Eamon McAdam, G, PSU Steve Racine, G, MICH Leon Bristedt, F, MINN 12/8 Tyler Sheehy, F, MINN Justin Selman, F, MICH Ryan Wagner, F, WIS 12/15 Kyle Connor, F, MICH Tommy Olczyk, F, PSU Hudson Fasching, F, MINN 1/5 Christian Frey, G, OSU Steve Racine, G, MICH Luke Juha, D, PSU 1/12 JT Compher, F, MICH Kyle Connor, F, MICH Luke Kunin, F, WIS 1/19 Tyler Motte, F, MICH Eamon McAdam, G, PSU Mason Jobst, F, OSU 1/26 Michael Brodzinski, D, MINN Hudson Fasching, F, MINN Eric Schierhorn, G, MINN 2/2 Tyler Motte, F, MICH Kyle Connor, F, MICH Christian Frey, G, OSU 2/9 Tyler Motte, F, MICH Steve Racine, G, MICH Joe Cox, F, MSU 2/16 Justin Kloos, F, MINN Hudson Fasching, F, MINN JT Compher, F, MICH 2/23 Kyle Connor, F, MICH Nick Schilkey, F, OSU David Goodwin, F, PSU 3/1 Nick Schilkey, F, OSU Kyle Connor, F, MICH Cameron Hughes, F, WIS 3/8 Nick Schilkey, F, OSU Jake Hildebrand, G, MSU Matt Jurusik, G, WIS 3/15 Kyle Connor, F, MICH Leon Bristedt, F, MINN Justin Selman, F, MICH bigten.org 49 BIG TEN IN THE NHL DRAFT

Player Team Year Rd. Pick Player Team Year Rd. Pick MICHIGAN (152) Sean Ritchlin 1996 6 145 Bernie Gagnon St. Louis Blues 1969 3 30 Justin Clark 1996 9 240 Angie Moretto 1973 11 160 Josh Langfeld 1997 3 66 Greg Fox 1973 11 162 Andrew Merrick 1997 7 169 Don Dufek 1974 6 99 Mike Van Ryn New Jersey Devils 1998 1 26 Tom Lindskog Atlanta Flames 1974 8 135 Geoff Koch 1998 3 85 Pat Hughes 1975 3 52 Josh Blackburn Phoenix Coyotes 1998 5 116 Gary Morrison 1975 5 90 Craig Murray Montreal Canadiens 1998 8 201 Doug Lindskog St. Louis Blues 1975 7 117 Mark Kosick Carolina Hurricanes 1998 8 211 David Shand Atlanta Flames 1976 1 8 Jeff Jillson 1999 1 14 Dave Debol 1976 4 63 Mike Comrie 1999 3 91 Rob Palmer 1976 5 85 Andy Hilbert 2000 2 37 Dan Hoene St. Louis Blues 1976 11 128 Mike Komisarek Montreal Canadiens 2001 1 7 Mark Miller 1977 12 171 Mike Cammalleri Los Angeles Kings 2001 2 49 Dean Turner New York Rangers 1978 3 44 Milan Gajic 2001 4 112 John Olver Colorado Rockies 1978 8 125 Michael Woodford, Jr. 2001 4 117 Doug Todd Atlanta Flames 1978 9 148 Brandon Rogers Anaheim Mighty Ducks 2001 4 118 Dan Lerg St. Louis Blues 1978 10 170 David Moss 2001 7 220 Rod Pacholzuk 1978 13 202 Eric Nystrom Calgary Flames 2002 1 10 Jeff Mars Montreal Canadiens 1978 13 212 Jason Ryznar New Jersey Devils 2002 3 64 Murray Eaves 1980 3 44 Dwight Helminen Edmonton Oilers 2002 5 154 Paul Fricker 1980 9 176 Jeff Tambellini Los Angeles Kings 2003 1 27 Brian Lundberg 1980 9 177 Danny Richmond Carolina Hurricanes 2003 2 31 Dave Richter 1980 10 205 Tim Cook Ottawa Senators 2003 5 142 Todd Carlile Minnesota North Stars 1982 6 122 David Rohlfs Edmonton Oilers 2003 5 154 Greg Hudas Detroit Red Wings 1982 7 128 Al Montoya New York Rangers 2004 1 6 Pat Goff 1982 11 231 Kevin Porter Phoenix Coyotes 2004 4 119 Bill Brauer Montreal Canadiens 1982 12 250 Mike Brown 2004 5 159 John Bjorkman New York Islanders 1983 11 217 Chad Kolarik Phoenix Coyotes 2004 7 199 Jeff Norton New York Islanders 1984 3 62 Matt Hunwick Boston Bruins 2004 7 224 Gary Lorden Winnipeg Jets 1984 6 114 Jack Johnson Carolina Hurricanes 2005 1 3 Brad Jones Winnipeg Jets 1984 8 15 Andrew Cogliano Edmonton Oilers 2005 1 25 Brad McCaughey Montreal Canadiens 1984 8 158 Jason Bailey Anaheim Mighty Ducks 2005 3 63 Billy Powers Philadelphia Flyers 1984 9 184 T.J. Hensick Colorado Avalanche 2005 3 88 Sean Baker 1984 12 247 Mark Mitera 2006 1 19 Myles O’Connor New Jersey Devils 1985 3 45 Chris Summers Phoenix Coyotes 2006 1 29 Mike Cusack Philadelphia Flyers 1985 8 168 Kevin Quick 2006 3 78 Jeff Urban St. Louis Blues 1985 9 180 Billy Sauer Colorado Avalanche 2006 7 201 Todd Copeland New Jersey Devils 1986 2 24 Max Pacioretty Montreal Canadiens 2007 1 22 Brad Turner Minnesota North Stars 1986 3 58 Aaron Palushaj St. Louis Blues 2007 2 44 Ryan Pardoski New Jersey Devils 1986 8 150 Louie Caporusso Ottawa Senators 2007 3 90 Warren Sharples Calgary Flames 1986 9 184 Steve Kampfer Anaheim Ducks 2007 4 93 Bryan Deasley Calgary Flames 1987 1 19 Matt Rust Florida Panthers 2007 4 101 Joe Lockwood New York Rangers 1987 # 13 Ben Winnett Maple Leafs 2007 4 104 Mike Helber Winnipeg Jets 1988 9 178 Carl Hagelin New York Rangers 2007 6 168 Mark Sorensen Washington Capitals 1988 10 192 Brandon Burlon New Jersey Devils 2008 2 52 Don Stone Detroit Red Wings 1988 12 248 Robbie Czarnik Los Angeles Kings 2008 3 63 Denny Felsner St. Louis Blues 1989 3 55 Greg Pateryn 2008 5 128 David Roberts St. Louis Blues 1989 6 114 David Wohlberg New Jersey Devils 2008 6 172 Doug Evans Winnipeg Jets 1989 7 131 Chris Brown Phoenix Coyotes 2009 2 36 Ted Kramer Los Angeles Kings 1989 7 144 Kevin Lynch Colombus Blue Jackets 2009 2 56 Mike Moes Toronto Maple Leafs 1989 # 8 Jon Merrill New Jersey Devils 2010 2 38 Alex Roberts Chicago Blackhawks 1989 # 11 Lee Moffie San Jose Sharks 2010 7 188 David Harlock New Jersey Devils 1990 2 24 Luke Moffatt Colorado Avalanche 2010 7 197 Cam Stewart Boston Bruins 1990 3 63 Brennan Serville Winnipeg Jets 2011 3 78 Chris Tamer Pittsburgh Penguins 1990 4 68 Phil Di Giuseppe Carolina Hurricanes 2012 2 38 Rick Willis New York Rangers 1990 4 76 Boo Nieves New York Rangers 2012 2 59 Mark Ouimet Washington Capitals 1990 5 94 J.T. Compher Buffalo Sabres 2013 2 35 Patrick Neaton Pittsburgh Penguins 1990 7 145 Michael Downing Florida Panthers 2013 4 97 Dan Stiver Toronto Maple Leafs 1990 8 157 Andrew Copp Winnipeg Jets 2013 4 104 Winnipeg Jets 1991 1 5 Tyler Motte Chicago Blackhawks 2013 4 121 Mike Knuble Detroit Red Wings 1991 4 76 Nolan De Jong 2013 7 197 Steve Shields Buffalo Sabres 1991 5 101 Dylan Larkin Detroit Red Wings 2014 1 15 David Oliver Edmonton Oilers 1991 7 144 Zach Nagelvoort Edmonton Oilers 2014 4 111 Brian Wiseman New York Rangers 1991 12 257 Zach Werenski 2015 1 8 Philadelphia Flyers 1992 1 7 Kyle Connor Winnipeg Jets 2015 1 17 Tim Hogan Chicago Blackhawks 1992 5 113 Brendan Warren 2015 3 81 Alan Sinclair Ottawa Senators 1992 6 121 Joseph Cecconi 2015 5 133 Steven Halko Hartford Whalers 1992 10 225 Cooper Marody Philadelphia Flyers 2015 6 158 Brendan Morrison New Jersey Devils 1993 2 39 Nicholas Boka Minnesota Wild 2015 6 171 Kevin Hilton Detroit Red Wings 1993 3 74 William Lockwood Vancouver Canucks 2016 3 64 Warren Luhning New York Islanders 1993 4 92 Jack LaFontaine Carolina Hurricanes 2016 3 75 Mike Legg New Jersey Devils 1993 11 273 Nick Pastujov New York Islanders 2016 7 193 Jason Botterill Dallas Stars 1994 1 20 Vancouver Canucks 1994 2 39 MICHIGAN STATE (103) Greg Crozier Pittsburgh Penguins 1994 3 73 Norm Barnes Philadelphia Flyers 1973 9 122 Matt Herr Washington Capitals 1994 4 93 Jeff Brubaker Boston Bruins 1978 6 102 Marty Turco Dallas Stars 1994 5 124 Ken Leiter New York Islanders 1980 5 101 Bill Muckalt Vancouver Canucks 1994 9 221 Mark Hamway New York Islanders 1980 7 143 Bubba Berenzweig New York Islanders 1996 5 109 Tom Anastos Montreal Canadiens 1981 6 124 bigten.org 50 BIG TEN IN THE NHL DRAFT

Player Team Year Rd. Pick Player Team Year Rd. Pick Dan McFall Winnipeg Jets 1981 8 148 A.J. Thelen Minnesota Wild 2004 1 12 Jeff Parker Buffalo Sabres 1982 6 111 David Booth Florida Panthers 2004 2 53 Brad Beck Chicago Blackhawks 1982 5 91 Jim McKenzie Ottawa Senators 2004 5 141 Newell Brown Vancouver Canucks 1982 8 158 Justin Abdelkader Detroit Red Wings 2005 2 42 Kelly Miller New York Rangers 1982 9 183 Tim Crowder Pittsburgh Penguins 2005 5 126 Mitch Messier Minnesota North Stars 1983 3 56 Tim Kennedy Washington Capitals 2005 6 181 Bob Essensa Winnipeg Jets 1983 4 69 Mike Ratchuk Philadelphia Flyers 2006 2 42 Don McSween Buffalo Sabres 1983 8 154 Jeff Petry Edmonton Oilers 2006 2 45 Norm Foster Boston Bruins 1983 11 222 Ryan Turek St. Louis Blues 2006 4 94 Neil Davey New Jersey Devils 1984 3 44 Nick Sucharski Columbus Blue Jackets 2006 5 136 Sean Clement Winnipeg Jets 1984 4 72 Corey Tropp Buffalo Sabres 2007 3 89 Bill Shibicky Detroit Red Wings 1984 9 175 Andrew Conboy Montreal Canadiens 2007 5 142 Tom Tilley St. Louis Blues 1984 10 196 Trevor Nill St. Louis Blues 2007 7 190 Kevin Miller New York Rangers 1984 10 202 Daultan Leveille Atlanta Thrashers 2008 1 29 Craig Simpson Pittsburgh Penguins 1985 1 2 Derek Grant Ottawa Senators 2008 4 119 Bruce Rendall Philadelphia Flyers 1985 2 42 Brett Perlini Anaheim Ducks 2010 7 192 Chris Luongo Detroit Red Wings 1985 5 92 Joshua Jacobs New Jersey Devils 2014 2 41 Brian McReynolds New York Rangers 1985 6 112 Mason Appleton Winnipeg Jets 2015 6 168 Danton Cole Winnipeg Jets 1985 6 123 Bobby Reynolds Toronto Maple Leafs 1985 10 190 MINNESOTA (196) Brad Hamilton Chicago Blackhawks 1985 10 200 Wally Olds Detroit Red Wings 1969 5 57 Joe Murphy Detroit Red Wings 1986 1 1 Dean Blais Chicago Blackhawks 1971 5 68 Neil Wilkinson Minnesota North Stars 1986 2 30 Mike Antonovich Minnesota North Stars 1971 9 113 Don Gibson Vancouver Canucks 1986 3 49 Dick Spannbauer Atlanta Flames 1974 3 46 Mike O’Toole St. Louis Blues 1986 6 115 Tom Sundberg California Seals 1974 6 93 Jeff Harding Philadelphia Flyers 1987 2 30 John Sheridan Minnesota North Stars 1974 6 96 Kip Miller 1987 4 72 William Schneider Pittsburgh Penguins 1974 6 98 Chris Marshall Buffalo Sabres 1987 6 106 Bill Moen Atlanta Flames 1974 6 100 Rod Brind’Amour St. Louis Blues 1988 1 9 Montreal Canadiens 1974 7 123 Jason Muzzatt Calgary Flames 1988 1 21 Brad Morrow Philadelphia Flyers 1974 13 211 Pat Murray Philadelphia Flyers 1988 2 35 Warren Miller New York Rangers 1974 21 241 Kerry Russell Hartford Whalers 1988 7 137 Russ Anderson Pittsburgh Penguins 1975 2 31 Mark Hirth Hartford Whalers 1988 9 179 Paul Holmgren Philadelphia Flyers 1975 6 108 Rob Woodward Vancouver Canucks 1989 2 29 Joe Baker Kansas City Scouts 1975 8 128 Jason Woolley Washington Capitals 1989 3 61 Robin Larson Detroit Red Wings 1975 11 178 Jim Cummins New York Rangers 1989 4 67 Robert Fish Los Angeles Kings 1975 14 207 Peter White Edmonton Oilers 1989 5 92 Don Madson Montreal Canadiens 1975 15 214 Joby Messier New York Rangers 1989 6 118 Reed Larson Detroit Red Wings 1976 2 22 Shawn Heaphy Calgary Flames 1989 # 3 Bill Baker Montreal Canadiens 1976 3 54 Michael Stewart New York Rangers 1990 1 13 Phil Verchota Minnesota North Stars 1976 5 75 Bryan Smolinski Boston Bruins 1990 1 21 Tom Gorence Philadelphia Flyers 1977 2 35 Nicolas Perreault Calgary Flames 1990 2 26 Mike Greeder Philadelphia Flyers 1977 8 139 Dwayne Norris Quebec Nordiques 1990 7 127 Mike Reilly Montreal Canadiens 1977 8 140 Wes McCauley Detroit Red Wings 1990 8 150 Don Micheletti Washington Capitals 1977 9 143 Michael ThompsonPittsburgh Penguins 1990 11 215 Tim Harrer Atlanta Flames 1977 9 148 Steve Beadle Philadelphia Flyers 1990 # Steve Christoff Minnesota North Stars 1978 2 24 Mike Gilmore New York Rangers 1990 # Rob McClanahan Buffalo Sabres 1978 3 49 Brian Clifford Pittsburgh Penguins 1991 6 126 Bob Bergloff Minnesota North Stars 1978 6 87 Kelly Harper Calgary Flames 1991 7 151 Eric Strobel Buffalo Sabres 1978 8 133 Michael Burkett Minnesota North Stars 1991 8 174 Paul Joswiak New York Islanders 1978 9 152 Steve Norton Boston Bruins 1991 10 216 Mike Ramsey Buffalo Sabres 1979 1 11 Bart Turner Detroit Red Wings 1991 11 230 Neal Broten Minnesota North Stars 1979 3 42 Scott Dean Chicago Blackhawks 1991 12 264 Jeff Teal Montreal Canadiens 1980 4 82 Rem Murray Los Angeles Kings 1992 6 135 David Jensen Minnesota North Stars 1980 5 100 Anson Carter Quebec Nordiques 1992 10 220 Aaron Broten Colorado Rockies 1980 6 106 Dean Sylvester San Jose Sharks 1993 # 2 Tom Hirsch Minnesota North Stars 1981 2 33 Mike Buzak St. Louis Blues 1993 7 167 David Preuss Minnesota North Stars 1981 2 34 Mike Watt Edmonton Oilers 1994 2 32 Anthony Kellin Washington Capitals 1981 4 68 Tyler Harlton St. Louis Blues 1994 4 94 James Malwitz Minnesota North Stars 1981 4 76 Jon Gaskins Edmonton Oilers 1994 5 110 Mike Guentzel New York Rangers 1981 7 135 Tony Tuzzolino Quebec Nordiques 1994 5 113 Scott Bjugstad Minnesota North Stars 1981 9 181 Kevin Harper St. Louis Blues 1994 10 250 Mike Anderson Buffalo Sabres 1982 2 26 Steve Guolla Ottawa Senators 1994 # 3 Corey Millen New York Rangers 1982 3 57 Chris Bogas Toronto Maple Leafs 1996 6 148 Wally Chapman Minnesota North Stars 1982 3 59 Mike York New York Rangers 1997 6 136 Todd Okerlund New York Islanders 1982 8 168 Shawn Horcoff Edmonton Oilers 1998 4 99 Tom Ward Winnipeg Jets 1982 9 180 Adam Hall Nashville Predators 1999 2 52 Pat Micheletti Minnesota North Stars 1982 9 185 Andrew Hutchinson Nashville Predators 1999 2 54 Richard Erdall Calgary Flames 1982 11 219 Brad Fast Carolina Hurricanes 1999 3 84 Frank Pietrangelo Pittsburgh Penguins 1983 4 63 Ryan Miller Buffalo Sabres 1999 5 138 Tim Bergland Washington Capitals 1983 4 75 John-Michael Liles Colorado Avalanche 2000 5 159 Craig Mack Quebec Nordiques 1983 7 132 Troy Ferguson Carolina Hurricanes 2000 9 276 Steve Orth New York Rangers 1983 7 133 Kevin Estrada Carolina Hurricanes 2001 3 91 John Labatt Vancouver Canucks 1983 8 150 Jim Slater Atlanta Thrashers 2002 1 30 Paul Broten New York Rangers 1984 4 77 Lee Falardeau New York Rangers 2002 2 33 David Grannis Los Angeles Kings 1984 5 87 Chicago Blackhawks 2002 2 54 Tom Chorske Montreal Canadiens 1985 1 16 Edmonton Oilers 2002 3 79 Todd Richards Montreal Canadiens 1985 2 33 Colton Fretter Atlanta Thrashers 2002 8 230 David Espe Quebec Nordiques 1985 4 78 Corey Potter New York Rangers 2003 4 122 Scott Bloom Calgary Flames 1986 5 100 Drew Miller Anaheim Mighty Ducks 2003 6 186 Robb Stauber Los Angeles Kings 1986 6 107 bigten.org 51 BIG TEN IN THE NHL DRAFT

Player Team Year Rd. Pick Player Team Year Rd. Pick Randy Skarda St. Louis Blues 1986 8 157 Kris Chucko Calgary Flames 2004 1 24 Marty Nanne Chicago Blackhawks 1986 8 161 Alex Goligoski Pittsburgh Penguins 2004 2 61 Lance Pitlick Minnesota North Stars 1986 9 180 R.J. Anderson Philadelphia Flyers 2004 4 101 John Blue Winnipeg Jets 1986 10 197 Derek Peltier Colorado Avalanche 2004 6 184 Steve MacSwain Calgary Flames 1986 # 4 Ryan Stoa Colorado Avalanche 2005 2 34 Sean Fabian Vancouver Canucks 1987 5 87 Jeff Frazee New Jersey Devils 2005 2 38 Ken Gernander Winnipeg Jets 1987 5 96 Nate Hagemo Carolina Hurricanes 2005 2 58 Ben Hankinson New Jersey Devils 1987 6 107 Tony Lucia San Jose Sharks 2005 6 193 Jake Enebak Quebec Nordiques 1987 8 156 Erik Johnson St. Louis Blues 2006 1 1 Lance Werness Chicago Blackhawks 1987 9 176 Boston Bruins 2006 1 5 Larry Olimb Minnesota North Stars 1987 10 193 Kyle Okposo New York Islanders 2006 1 7 Jeff Pauletti Edmonton Oilers 1987 11 231 David Fischer Montreal Canadiens 2006 1 20 Dave Snuggerud Buffalo Sabres 1987 # 2 Mike Carman Colorado Avalanche 2006 3 81 Jeff Stolp Minnesota North Stars 1988 4 64 Alex Kangas Atlanta Thrashers 2006 5 135 Travis Richards Minnesota North Stars 1988 9 169 Ryan Flynn Nashville Predators 2006 6 176 Grant Bischoff Minnesota North Stars 1988 11 211 Jay Barriball San Jose Sharks 2006 7 203 Cory Laylin Pittsburgh Penguins 1988 11 214 Patrick White Vancouver Canucks 2007 1 25 Doug Zmolek Minnesota North Stars 1989 1 7 Jim O’Brien Ottawa Senators 2007 1 29 John Brill Pittsburgh Penguins 1989 3 58 Nico Sacchetti Dallas Stars 2007 2 50 Trent Klatt Washington Capitals 1989 4 82 Mike Hoeffel New Jersey Devils 2007 2 57 Tom Nevers Pittsburgh Penguins 1989 5 100 Jake Hansen Columbus Blue Jackets 2007 3 86 Tom Newman Los Angeles Kings 1989 5 103 Cade Fairchild St. Louis Blues 2007 4 96 Tom Pederson Minnesota North Stars 1989 11 217 Kent Patterson Colorado Avalanche 2007 4 113 Peter Hankinson Winnipeg Jets 1989 # 4 Taylor Matson Vancouver Canucks 2007 6 176 Jon Anderson Winnipeg Jets 1989 # 9 Nick Larson Washington Capitals 2007 7 185 Craig Johnson St. Louis Blues 1990 2 33 Aaron Ness New York Islanders 2008 2 40 Mike Muller Winnipeg Jets 1990 2 35 Nate Condon Colorado Avalanche 2008 7 200 Joe Dziedzic Pittsburgh Penguins 1990 3 61 Nick Leddy Minnesota Wild 2009 1 16 Jeff Nielsen New York Rangers 1990 4 69 Jordan Schroeder Vancouver Canucks 2009 1 22 Darby Hendrickson Toronto Maple Leafs 1990 4 73 Zach Budish Nashville Predators 2009 2 41 Chris McAlpine New Jersey Devils 1990 7 137 Josh Birkholz Florida Panthers 2009 3 67 Steve Magusson Calgary Flames 1991 4 85 Seth Helgeson New Jersey Devils 2009 4 114 Jeff Callinan St. Louis Blues 1991 5 109 Erik Haula Minnesota Wild 2009 7 182 Jay Moser Boston Bruins 1991 8 172 Nick Bjugstad Florida Panthers 2010 1 19 Jed Fiebelkorn St. Louis Blues 1991 9 197 Mark Alt Carolina Hurricanes 2010 2 53 Charlie Wasley Quebec Nordiques 1992 5 100 Justin Holl Chicago Blackhawks 2010 2 54 Dan Trebil New Jersey Devils 1992 6 138 Max Gardiner St. Louis Blues 2010 3 74 Greg Zwakman Hartford Whalers 1992 9 201 Ben Marshall Detroit Red Wings 2010 7 201 Brian Bonin Pittsburgh Penguins 1992 9 211 Christian Isackson Buffalo Sabres 2010 7 203 Jeff Moen Minnesota North Stars 1992 11 250 Kyle Rau Florida Panthers 2011 3 91 Nick Checco Quebec Nordiques 1993 6 137 Seth Ambroz Columbus Blue Jackets 2011 5 128 Mike Crowley Philadelphia Flyers 1993 6 140 Travis Boyd Washington Capitals 2011 6 177 Dan Hendrickson Washington Capitals 1993 7 173 Tommy Vannelli St. Louis Blues 2013 2 47 John Hillman Quebec Nordiques 1993 11 283 Taylor Cammarata N.Y. Islanders 2013 3 76 Jason Godbout Pittsburgh Penguins 1994 9 232 Hudson Fasching Los Angeles Kings 2013 4 118 Ryan Kraft San Jose Sharks 1995 8 194 Michael Brodzinski San Jose Sharks 2013 5 141 Casey Hankinson Chicago Blackhawks 1995 8 201 Ryan Collins Columbus Blue Jackets 2014 2 47 Erik Rasmussen Buffalo Sabres 1996 1 7 Jack Glover Winnipeg Jets 2014 3 69 Reggie Berg Toronto Maple Leafs 1996 7 178 Steven Johnson Los Angeles Kings 2014 4 120 Mike Anderson Washington Capitals 1996 7 180 Jack Ramsey Chicago Blackhawks 2014 7 208 Ben Clymer Boston Bruins 1997 2 27 Brent Gates Anaheim Mighty Ducks 2015 3 80 Aaron Miskovich Colorado Avalanche 1997 5 133 Thomas Novak Nashville Predators 2015 3 85 Wyatt Smith Phoenix Coyotes 1997 9 233 Ryan Zuhlsdorf Tampa Bay Lightning 2015 5 150 Pat O’Leary Phoenix Coyotes 1998 3 73 Jack Sadek Minnesota Wild 2015 7 204 Erik Wendell Washington Capitals 1998 5 125 Ryan Lindgren Boston Bruins 2016 2 49 Erik Westrum Phoenix Coyotes 1998 7 187 Rem Pitlick Nashville Predators 2016 3 76 John Pohl St. Louis Blues 1998 9 255 Jordan Leopold Anaheim Mighty Ducks 1999 2 44 OHIO STATE (50) Adam Hauser Edmonton Oilers 1999 3 81 Bill Reed Boston Bruins 1974 4 72 Doug Meyer Pittsburgh Penguins 1999 6 176 Steve Jones Philadelphia Flyers 1977 10 161 Jeff Taffe St. Louis Blues 2000 1 30 Rod McNair Philadelphia Flyers 1977 11 168 Matt DeMarchi New Jersey Devils 2000 2 57 Greg Kostenko New York Rangers 1978 8 127 Paul Martin New Jersey Devils 2000 2 62 Paul Roff Minnesota North Stars 1983 12 236 Troy Riddle St. Louis Blues 2000 4 129 Daryn Fersovich Philadelphia Flyers 1984 10 204 Matt Koalska Nashville Predators 2000 5 154 Mike Wurst Toronto Maple Leafs 1984 11 213 Grant Potulny Ottawa Senators 2000 5 157 Mike Nightengale Minnesota North Stars 1984 12 242 Joey Martin Chicago Blackhawks 2000 6 193 Roger Beedon Montreal Canadiens 1985 9 184 Dan Welch Los Angeles Kings 2000 8 245 Joe Tracy Hartford Whalers 1986 # 8 Keith Ballard Buffalo Sabres 2002 1 11 Mark Anderson Washington Capitals 1987 # 19 Barry Tallackson New Jersey Devils 2002 2 53 Jeff Madill New Jersey Devils 1987 # 11 Mike Erickson Minnesota Wild 2002 3 72 Sean Clifford Detroit Red Wings 1987 6 116 Andy Sertich Pittsburgh Penguins 2002 5 136 Todd Fanning Vancouver Canucks 1987 7 129 P.J. Atherton Tampa Bay Lightning 2002 6 170 Paul Rutherford New York Islanders 1988 5 100 Jake Taylor New York Rangers 2002 6 177 Eric Reisman Boston Bruins 1988 11 228 Thomas Vanek Buffalo Sabres 2003 1 5 Mike Bales Boston Bruins 1990 5 105 Danny Irmen Minnesota Wild 2003 3 78 Don Oliver Detroit Red Wings 1990 # 7 Ryan Potulny Philadelphia Flyers 2003 3 87 Rob Peters Hartford Whalers 1991 12 251 Mike Vannelli Atlanta Thrashers 2003 4 136 Vancouver Canucks 1992 5 110 Gino Guyer Dallas Stars 2003 5 165 Tom Askey Anaheim Ducks 1993 8 186 Blake Wheeler Phoenix Coyotes 2004 1 5 Brandon Lafrance Edmonton Oilers 1996 7 170

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Player Team Year Rd. Pick Player Team Year Rd. Pick Eric Meloche Pittsburgh Penguins 1996 7 186 Dave Maley Montreal Canadiens 1982 2 33 Chris Feil Chicago Blackhawks 1997 9 230 Ted Pearson Calgary Flames 1982 9 177 Jason Crain Los Angeles Kings 1999 3 74 Ernie Vargas Montreal Canadiens 1982 6 117 R.J. Umberger Vancouver Canucks 2001 1 16 Marty Wiitala Minnesota North Stars 1982 5 101 Dave Steckel Los Angeles Kings 2001 1 30 Scott Mellanby Philadelphia Flyers 1984 2 27 Nate Guenin New York Rangers 2002 4 127 Paul Ranheim Calgary Flames 1984 2 38 Scott May Toronto Maple Leafs 2002 7 222 Gary Suter Calgary Flames 1984 9 180 John Toffey Tampa Bay Lightning 2002 9 287 Steve Tuttle St. Louis Blues 1984 6 113 Vancouver Canucks 2003 1 23 Andy Akervik Quebec Nordiques 1985 6 120 Tyson Strachan Carolina Hurricanes 2003 5 137 John Byce Boston Bruins 1985 11 220 Matt McIlvane Ottawa Senators 2004 8 251 Vic Posa Chicago Blackhawks 1985 7 137 Ian Keserich Colorado Avalanche 2004 7 215 Mike Richter New York Rangers 1985 2 28 Tom Fritsche Colorado Avalanche 2005 2 47 Tom Sagissor Montreal Canadiens 1985 5 96 Kevin MontgomeryColorado Avalanche 2006 4 110 Paul Stanton Pittsburgh Penguins 1985 8 149 Joseph Palmer Chicago Blackhawks 2006 4 96 Jon Helgeson Vancouver Canucks 1986 7 133 Shane Sims New York Islanders 2006 5 126 John Parker Calgary Flames 1986 6 121 John Albert Atlanta Thrashers 2007 6 175 Steve Rohlik Pittsburgh Penguins 1986 8 151 C.J. Severyn Calgary Flames 2007 7 186 Shaun Sabol Philadelphia Flyers 1986 10 209 Matt Bartkowski Florida Panthers 2008 7 190 Kurt Stahura Minnesota North Stars 1986 12 243 Zac Dalpe Carolina Hurricanes 2008 2 45 Joe Harwell Winnipeg Jets 1987 6 121 Taylor Stefishen Nashville Predators 2008 5 136 Chris Jensen Toronto Maple Leafs 1987 8 154 Curtis Gedig New Jersey Devils 2009 7 204 Rob Mendel Quebec Nordiques 1987 5 93 Chris Crane San Jose Sharks 2010 7 200 Mark Osiecki Calgary Flames 1987 9 187 Collin Olson Carolina Hurricanes 2012 6 159 Dean Anderson Toronto Maple Leafs 1988 # 11 Dakota Joshua Toronto Maple Leafs 2014 5 128 Duane Derksen Washington Capitals 1988 3 57 Tyler Nanne New York Rangers 2014 5 142 Sean Hill Montreal Canadiens 1988 8 167 Miguel Fidler Florida Panthers 2014 4 143 Chris Nelson New Jersey Devils 1988 5 96 Tanner Laczynski Philadelphia Flyers 2016 6 169 Barry Richter Hartford Whalers 1988 2 32 Gary Shuchuk Detroit Red Wings 1988 # 22 PENN STATE (4) Mike Doers Toronto Maple Leafs 1989 6 125 Eamon McAdam N.Y. Islanders 2013 3 70 Doug Macdonald Buffalo Sabres 1989 4 77 Mike Williamson Vancouver Canucks 2013 6 175 Noel Rahn Quebec Nordiques 1989 12 230 Nikita Pavlychev Pittsburgh Penguins 2015 7 197 Chris Tancill Hartford Whalers 1989 # 15 Brett Murrary Buffalo Sabres 2016 4 99 Jason Zent New York Islanders 1989 3 44 Todd Hedlund New York Rangers 1990 8 160 WISCONSIN (160) Dan Plante New York Islanders 1990 3 48 Jeff Rotsch St. Louis Blues 1970 11 112 Andrew Shier New York Islanders 1990 12 237 Norm Cherrey Vancouver Canucks 1971 8 101 Chris Tucker Chicago Blackhawks 1990 4 79 Jim Johnston Chicago Blackhawks 1971 6 82 Jacques Auger Chicago Blackhawks 1991 6 132 Dave Arundel Detroit Red Wings 1972 10 150 Maco Balkovec Chicago Blackhawks 1991 5 110 Bob Lundeen Minnesota North Stars 1972 8 124 Kelly Fairchild Los Angeles Kings 1991 7 152 Bill Reay, Jr. Chicago Blackhawks 1972 8 125 Chris Tok Pittsburgh Penguins 1991 10 214 Gary Winchester St. Louis Blues 1972 8 121 Fran Bussey Pittsburgh Penguins 1992 8 187 Chicago Blackhawks 1973 9 141 Jim Carey Washington Capitals 1992 2 32 Dean Talafous Atlanta Flames 1973 4 53 Kirk Daubenspeck Philadelphia Flyers 1992 5 151 Jack Johnson Chicago Blackhawks 1973 9 140 Mickey Elick New York Rangers 1992 8 192 Tom Machowski Atlanta Flames 1973 7 101 E.J. Bradley Philadelphia Flyers 1993 9 226 Dave Pay Toronto Maple Leafs 1973 9 132 Rob Lurtsema Dallas Stars 1993 8 191 Mike Dibble New York Islanders 1974 17 229 Matt Peterson Anaheim Mighty Ducks 1993 7 160 Dennis Olmstead New York Rangers 1974 5 86 Dan Tompkins Calgary Flames 1993 3 70 Dave Otness New York Islanders 1974 15 221 Craig Anderson New York Rangers 1994 8 208 Steve Short Philadelphia Flyers 1974 8 142 Brad Englehart Anaheim Mighty Ducks 1994 8 184 John Taft Detroit Red Wings 1974 5 81 Mike LaPlante Anaheim Mighty Ducks 1995 7 159 Brian Engblom Montreal Canadiens 1975 2 22 Jeff Dessner New York Rangers 1996 7 185 Dave McNab St. Louis Blues 1975 9 151 Matt Hussey Pittsburgh Penguins 1998 9 254 Craig Norwich Montreal Canadiens 1975 8 142 Erik Jensen New Jersey Devils 1998 7 199 Peter Scamurra Washington Capitals 1975 2 19 Matt Doman Calgary Flames 1999 5 135 Tom Ulseth Chicago Blackhawks 1975 6 97 Dave Tanabe Carolina Hurricanes 1999 1 16 Steve Clippingdale Los Angeles Kings 1976 2 21 John Eichelberger Philadelphia Flyers 2000 7 210 Mike Eaves St. Louis Blues 1976 7 113 Brian Fahey Colorado Avalanche 2000 4 119 John Gregory Montreal Canadiens 1976 8 123 Dany Heatley Atlanta Thrashers 2000 1 2 Julian Baretta Los Angeles Kings 1977 5 84 Brad Winchester Edmonton Oilers 2000 2 35 Mark Johnson Pittsburgh Penguins 1977 4 66 Bernd Brückler Philadelphia Flyers 2001 5 150 Bob Suter Los Angeles Kings 1977 7 120 Joe Campbell Calgary Flames 2001 8 233 Mike Meeker Pittsburgh Penguins 1978 2 25 Adam Burish Chicago Blackhawks 2002 9 282 Jay McFarlane Los Angeles Kings 1979 6 113 Tom Gilbert Colorado Avalanche 2002 4 129 Mike Blaisdell Detroit Red Wings 1980 1 11 Ryan MacMurchy St. Louis Blues 2002 9 284 Steve McKenzie Pittsburgh Penguins 1980 10 198 Brian Elliott Ottawa Senators 2003 9 291 Brian Mullen Washington Capitals 1980 7 128 Andrew Joudrey Washington Capitals 2003 8 249 John Newberry Montreal Canadiens 1980 3 45 Ryan Suter Nashville Predators 2003 1 7 Marc Behrend Winnipeg Jets 1981 5 85 Joe Pavelski San Jose Sharks 2003 7 205 Chris Chelios Montreal Canadiens 1981 2 40 Matt Auffrey Anaheim Mighty Ducks 2004 6 172 Bruce Driver New Jersey Devils 1981 6 108 Jake Dowell Chicago Blackhawks 2004 5 140 Rick Heppner Calgary Flames 1981 7 141 Robbie Earl Toronto Maple Leafs 2004 6 187 Paul Houck Edmonton Oilers 1981 4 71 Matthew Ford Chicago Blackhawks 2004 8 256 John Johannson New Jersey Devils 1981 10 192 Kyle Klubertanz Anaheim Mighty Ducks 2004 3 74 Eric Faust New York Islanders 1982 10 210 Jack Skille Chicago Blackhawks 2005 1 7 Patrick Flatley New York Islanders 1982 1 21 Zach Bearson Florida Panthers 2005 7 224 Tony Granato New York Rangers 1982 6 120 Nigel Williams Colorado Avalanche 2006 2 51 Jim Johannson Hartford Whalers 1982 7 130 Blake Geoffrion Nashville Predators 2006 2 56 bigten.org 53 BIG TEN IN THE NHL DRAFT

Player Team Year Rd. Pick Player Team Year Rd. Pick Jamie McBain Carolina Hurricanes 2006 2 63 Matthew Berkovitz Anaheim Ducks 2014 5 123 Brett Bennett Phoenix Coyotes 2006 5 130 Matt Ustaski Winnipeg Jets 2014 7 192 Chris Hickey Minnesota Wild 2006 7 192 Adam Parsells San Jose Sharks 2015 6 160 Kyle Turris Phoenix Coyotes 2007 1 3 Cameron Hughes Boston Bruins 2015 6 165 Ryan McDonagh Montreal Canadians 2007 1 12 Jack Becker Boston Bruins 2015 7 195 Brendan Smith Detroit Red Wings 2007 1 27 Luke Kunin Minnesota Wild 2016 1 15 Podge Turnbull Los Angeles Kings 2007 5 137 Trent Frederic Boston Bruins 2016 1 29 Anaheim Ducks 2008 1 17 J.D. Greenway Toronto Maple Leafs 2016 3 72 Cody Goloubef Columbus Blue Jackets 2008 2 37 Max Zimmer Carolina Hurricanes 2016 4 104 Justin Schultz Anaheim Ducks 2008 2 43 Philip Nyberg Buffalo Sabres 2016 5 129 Derek Stepan New York Rangers 2008 2 51 Patrick Johnson Montreal Canadiens 2008 7 206 # indicates NHL Supplemental Draft Craig Smith Nashville Predators 2009 4 98 Jason Clark New York Islanders 2010 3 82 John Ramage Calgary Flames 2010 4 103 Joe Faust New Jersey Devils 2010 4 114 Patrick Daly New Jersey Devils 2011 7 189 Joseph La Bate Vancouver Canucks 2011 4 101 Michael Mersch Los Angeles Kings 2011 4 110 Brad Navin Buffalo Sabres 2011 7 197 Nicolas Kerdiles Anaheim Ducks 2012 2 36 Jake McCabe Buffalo Sabres 2012 2 44 Brendan Woods Carolina Hurricanes 2012 5 129 Grant Besse Anaheim Ducks 2013 5 147 Jedd Soleway Phoenix Coyotes 2013 7 193 Jack Dougherty Nashville Predators 2014 2 51

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