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University of Minnesota Men's Media Relations GolDEN GoPHER Phone: (612) 625-4090 Fax: (612) 625-0359 Website: www.gophersports.com Contact: Brad Ruiter Phone: (612) 625-4389 E-Mail: ruiteOO [email protected] •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ..lfbuw:sJtu(581., 34-l)atA1tl:slazAnt:hof660, 44Cf WEEK.L Y RELEASE SCHEDULE/RESULTS Novernber29, 1999 Sullivan Arena • AnchonJtle, Alaslca Frl.day, December 3 •10:35 p.m. (CST} Oct. 16 #@ fld""e LS.3 Saturday, December 4 • 10:35 p.m. (CST) Oct. 17 #@fld""e L54 LAST WEEKEND Oct.22 I'Df?THD.AKOTA T2-2 AZZ·2'bne Serla 111. BecuDolr.u: Minnesota leads 23-9-2 Oct.23 /'Df?THDAKOTA LJ.2 The Golden Gophers Oct.29 #OCJSrONCCXL W&S(o~ split a pair of games at the Seria Mac Minnesota leads the series in Anchorage (8-~21 and Oct.~ #OCJSrONCCXL L4-l College Hockey in Minneapolis (15-4-0) • the Golden Gophers oum a 64-0 edge in the 1\tw.S @Cd::rcrbCd L30 Showcase in Michigan. last 10 games • 15 ofthe last 16 Golden Gopher wins in the series 1\01.6 @Cd::rcrbCd W2-l Minnesota downed fifth­ have been by two or more goals, while the last five UAA victories 1\01. 12 @W.sccnsh L4-3 ranked Michigan 6-1 on have been by two orfewer goals • Minnesota has prevailed in 11 of 1\01. 13 @W&:cnsh L54(o~ Friday before falling to the last 12 meetings at Mariucci.Atena • sixofthe last eight tuxr 1\01. 19 MmD.11JTH w53 1\01. 20 MN'J.UUJTH W40 fourth-ranked Michigan game sets in the all-time series have resulted in sweeps • UAA is just 1\01.26 #@fv'dt;p1 W&l 2-.for-38 (.053) on the powerplay over the last two seasons against State 6-2 on Saturday 1\01.27 #@fv'dt;p1St. L&2 Minnesota • the Golden Gophers and Seawolves have met in thejirst evening. D:;c.3 @1\tlikc:r.Arch. IC!35pm round ofthe WCHAplayoffs in three ofthe last .four seasons D:;c.4 @1\tlikc:r.Arch. IC!35pm D:;c. 10 @st. Cb.x:J state 7:35pm The Seawolves were Last Sea8on -. BecuDoiPa: Minnesota won four ofsix meetings D:;c. JJ ST.CLa.DsrA7E 7:05pm idle lost weekend. The lost with Alaska-Anchorage last season, splittingfour regular-season D:;c. IS *VJ.i.ERB'.GA 7:05pm action for UAA was when games before the Golden Gophers swept the Seawolves in a WCHA D:;c.29 tv1ARLCCICLASSX: they hosted North Dakota first round playoffseries • last season at Sullivan Arena UAA f\0. f..ld'i;}::ri{Wa.s-Arrtasf 4 p.m. on Nov. 12-13. The Fighting prevajJed 5-3 in game one before Minnesota rebounded with a 4-1 #1-bvad/Mireiolo 7 pm Sioux claimed a pair of victory the following evening • the Golden Gophers scored first in all D:;c. ~ tv1ARLCCICLASSX: wins in the series at six games • returning playersfor the 1999-2000 season scored four 1/Td r:;bceg::me 4 pm Anchorage (7-1, 3-0) ofthe.five goals in last season's .first round playoffseries • Oun~g::me 7pm. goaltender Adam Hauser has a aurent shutout streak of 143:54 Jcn 14 fJB\fvfR 7:05pm. against UAA • Minnesota was 1-.for-14 (.071) on the power play, Jcn IS fJB\fvfR 7:05pm while UAA was held without a goal (0/ 19) with the man advantage Jcn 2 I @ N:tfh [)cj(ofa 7:35pm. MEDIA INFORMATION Jcn 22 @ N:tfh Dd<olo 7:35p.m. AlaMcl Arachon.we .lllnn.acJt,a Jcn28 N3JMAN<ATO 7:05pm. TV: There Is no local PowerPIDIJ 4/59(.068) 21/85(.247) Jcn29 N3JMAN<ATO 7:05pm television coverage for Lfltlgrui.PoiUIII'"""' 3/32(.094) 12/42(.286) Feb. 4 @ fv1iTI.DJJit1 7."()5 pm. this weekend's series at ~mu 33/37(.892) 69/85(.812) Feb.S @fv1i"n.DJJit1 l."OSp.m. Alaska Anchorage Let:~gru~ ~ mu 18/21 (.857) 34/40(.150) Feb. I I ca.aw:oCCtL7:05pm. LtutlOGama ~(.500) ~(.500) Feb. 12 ca.J:R,AWCilll.-Q5pm. Ht11111e 2-4-{) (.333) 3-2-1 (.583) Feb. 18 @ f..ld'i;}::rl Tecfl 6:35pm. RAo1o: Both games Live Road 4-2-D (.667) 2-6-0(.250) Feb. 19 @ f..ld'i;}::rl Tecfl 6."05 pm KSTP-AM/Don Terhoor­ 2.00 3.14 Feb. 25 W&:ONSN 7."05 pm. play-by-play; Glen ~ Goaz.A~ 2.67 3.36 Feb. 26 W&:ONSN 7."05 pm. Sonmor-color ~ 4.17 8.71 Nrach3 sr.aa.nsrA7E 7."05pm. SIIDt80rl~ 26.83 29.79 Mcrch4 @st.Cb.x:Jstate 7.-Q5pm. INTERVIEWS: The coaching Nrach 10.12 IACHAFRSfR.CX.f\D r-------------------------------------------------, Mach 16-18 'vVCHAFNA/...Ffv'E staff and players ore ~@[j'@@[j' ~(f;@[j'~mJ@ 'IJ~o ~~@~~@ ~[ij)(f;lnJ@iJ'@@@ (@TagetCenta;~ available for interviews on Player (game~ G·A··Pts Notes WEDNESDAYS by request Dave Spehar (14) 6-3-9 GWG in 2/21/98 win Mad124-26 I'CAAREGONALS through the media Mike Lyons ( 14) 0-6--6 2a in sweep on 1/3-4/97 (@MaU::dAreru~ (@ Per:;S Aren:l/>b::nf. N.Y.} relations office. The Jordan Leopold (6) 2-2--4 Assist on GWG on 3!13/99 Apf6 I'CAASEMFNN.S Golden Gopher locker Rico Pagel ( 13) 2-2--4 Scored GWG on 3!13/99 Erik Wendell (6) 2-2--4 Multiple-pt. game on 3!12/99 (@ t=tovi:ience, Rl.} room is CLOSED to the Dylan Mills (9) 0-4--4 2a in 11/21/98 win Apf8 1\CM Cf-Wv1F'()NSJ-F media at all times. John Pohl (6) 2-1--3 2nd period goal in 3!12/99 (@ t=tovi:ience, Rl} Postgame interviews Aaron Miskovich (9) 1-2--3 Assist on GWG on 3/13/99 should be done outside Nate Miller ( 14) 0-3--3 Assist in playoff win on 3/12/99 • -extbiOl gcrne the locker room after a 10 Erik Westrum (9) 0-3--3 Assist in playoff win on 3/12/99 # -ra-caTererr::.egcrne Doug Meyer (6) 1- 1--2 first career goal on 11 /21 /98 dgcrne 1i11es aeCentrd minute cooling off period. Stuart Senden (9) 1-1--2 Both points as a freshman gcme liTlescre Sl.J:iedtoclrrge Matt Leimbek ( 10) 0-2--2 2a in loss on 11/20/98 1 Ryan Trebil (7) 0-1--1 Assist in 11/15/97 game @ UAA ~------------------------------------------------- News&Notes 1999-2000 RECORD WHEN The Cocu:ha: Minnesota Head Coach Don Lucia is in his first season with Overall Record 5-8-1 the Golden Gophers. Lucia, who has compiled a record of284-163-29 (.627) WCHA Record 3-4-1 in 13 seasons overall as a head coach, led Colorado College to the NCAA A Home Record 3-2-1 Tournament in each ofthe last four seasons. Lucia was 166-68-18 (.694) in W Road Record 2-6-0 six seasons with the Tigers, and is 122-53-17 (.680) in WCHA games. Lucia Neutral Site Record 0-0-0 is 36-23-6 in 65 career games against Alaska Anchorage, and spent two Last 20 Games 9-10-1 Last 10 Games 5-5-0 seasons (1985-87) as an assistant coach with the Seawolves. Lucia spent a Last 5 Games 3-2-0 total of 12 seasons in the state ofAlaska, working six seasons as the head coach at Alaska Fairbanks. Alaska Anchorage Head Coach Dean Takifous Scoring A Power-Play Goal 5-6-1 is in his fourth season at the helm ofthe Seawolves program, with a record Not Scoring A Power-Play Goal 0-2-0 of34-72-14 (.342) at UAA, and a career record of 144-156-30 in 12 years as Allowing A Power-Play Goal 4-7-1 a head coach ofthe Seawolves and at UW-River Falls (alma mater). Not Allowing A Power-Play Goal 1-1-0 Scoring A Short-Handed Goal 1-2-0 Coach Lucia On The Air: Coach Lucia's regular weekly media appear- Allowing A Short-Handed Goal 1-2-0 ances are as follows: KSTP-AM (1500) - Thursday mornings (7:45) with Bar- bara Carlson, Saturday mornings (11:50) with Joe Soucheray, and the pre- 10 Or More Penalties 3-3-0 game and post-game shows before and following games; WCCO-AM (830) - Fewer Than 10 Penalties 2-5-1 Friday mornings with Dave Lee, and Friday evenings (6:40) with Mike Max; More Penalties Than Opponent 2-4-0 MSC- The Don Lucia Show which airs one hour before each MSC telecast Fewer Penalties Than Opponent 1-4-1 Same Amount Of Penalties 2-0-0 Scheduls Talk: After playing 12 ofits first 14 games this season against teams ranked in the top seven in the nation, the Golden Gophers now In One-Goal Games 2-4-0 embark on a portion of the season where they will not face a ranked oppo- In Two-Goal Games 1-1-0 nent until a Jan. 21-22, 2000 series against North Dakota. The combined In Three-Goal or More Games 2-3-0 record of the Golden Gophers' first eight opponents (14 games) this season is In Overtime Games 1-1-1 69-27-3 (. 712) after last weekend's action. Scoring 4 or More Goals 4-2-0 Scoring 3 or Fewer Goals 1-6-1 Quick Starttl, Slow l'illiaha: Minnesota has outscored opponents 10-2 in Scoring 3 or More Goals 4-4-0 the first 10:00 of games this season.
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    The NCAA salutes the more than Official NCAA® Ice Hockey Statisticians’ Manual $5.25 360,000 student-athletes participating in 23 sports at more than 1,000 member institutions NCAA 57285-10/06 SM 06 The Official National Collegiate Athletic Association 2007 ICE HOCKEY STATisTICIANS’ MANUAL THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 6222 Indianapolis, Indiana 46206-6222 317/917-6222 www.ncaa.org September 2006 Manuscript Prepared By: Bonnie Senappe, Assistant Director of Statistics, J.D. Hamilton, Assistant Director of Statistics. NCAA, NCAA logo and NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION are registered marks of the Association and use in any manner is prohibited unless prior approval is obtained from the Association. COPYRIGHT BY THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Official Ice Hockey Statistics Rules SECTION 1—COUNTABLE OPPONENTS Article 1. Only contests against varsity intercollegiate teams of four-year or senior, degree-granting institutions that play a majority of their contests ver- sus U.S. four-year institutions sponsoring varsity programs shall be included in statistics, won-lost-tied records and coaching records. Contests against service, professional, semiprofessional, amateur, junior college, international-alumni and club teams are specifically excluded. Article 2. All exempted contests count in a team’s won-lost-tied record and for statistics and records-keeping purposes, except those games against inter- national teams. (Exempted contests include: Hall of Fame Game, Icebreaker Cup, etc.) Games against international competition should be treated as exhibitions. SECTION 2—OFFICIAL SCORING Article 1. An official scorer shall be designated for each contest, and in most cases, shall be the home team’s sports information director (SID) or someone assigned by the home SID.