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2015-16 WCHA MEN’S MEDIA GUIDE & RECORD BOOK PLAYER RECORDS MOST GOALS (CONT.) Goals Player, Position, Team Seasons CAREER 93 George Lyle, F, Michigan Tech 1973-76 MOST GAMES PLAYED Ed Beers, F, Denver 1978-82 Games Player, Position, Team Seasons Russ Romaniuk, F, North Dakota 1988-91 182 Larry Olimb, F, Minnesota 1988-92 92 Dallas Drake, F, Northern Michigan 1988-92 180 Grant Bischoff, F, Minnesota 1986-90 Jason Zent, F, Wisconsin 1990-94 179 Rob Andringa, D, Wisconsin 1987-91 90 Bill Oleksuk, F, Minnesota Duluth 1978-82 177 Gary Shuchuk, F, Wisconsin 1986-90 Dwight Mathiasen, F, Denver 1983-86 176 Peter Hankinson, F, Minnesota 1987-90 89 Brian Walsh, F, Notre Dame 1973-77 Ken Gernander, F, Minnesota 1988-91 Doug Smail, F, North Dakota 1977-80 Travis Richards, D, Minnesota 1990-93 Bill Watson, F, Minnesota Duluth 1982-85 175 Chris Porter, F, North Dakota 2003-07 88 Jack McManus, F, Michigan Tech 1953-57 Ryan Duncan, F, North Dakota 2005-09 Paul Ranheim, F, Wisconsin 1984-88 174 Jim Johnson, D, Minnesota Duluth 1981-85 87 Jerry Walker, F, Denver 1959-61 173 Gary Shopek, D, Minnesota 1984-88 Scott Carlston, F, Minnesota Duluth 1978-82 Chris Tancill, F, Wisconsin 1986-90 86 Scott Bjugstad, F, Minnesota 1979-83 Jason Miller, Minnesota 1987-91 Phil Berger, F, Northern Michigan 1985-89 Derek Peltier, D, Minnesota 2003-07 Mart Hartigan, F, St. Cloud State 1999-02 172 Paul Broten, F, Minnesota 1984-88 85 Cary Eades, F, North Dakota 1978-82 Jeff Nielsen, F, Minnesota 1990-94 Gary Shuchuk, F, Wisconsin 1986-90 Judd Stevens, D, Minnesota 2001-05 Ryan Duncan, F, North Dakota 2005-09 Andy Sertich, F, Minnesota 2002-06 171 Matt Koalska, F, Minnesota 2000-04 MOST GOALS • WCHA Troy Riddle, F, Minnesota 2000-04 Goals Player, Position, Team Seasons Drew LeBlanc, F, St. Cloud State 2009-13 106 Tom Ross, F, Michigan State 1972-76 170 Rob Mendel, D, Wisconsin 1986-90 103 Mike Zuke, F, Michigan Tech 1972-76 Cory Laylin, F, Minnesota 1988-92 101 Steve Colp, F, Michigan State 1972-76 Dylan Mills, F, Minnesota 1997-01 Bob Joyce, F, North Dakota 1984-87 Gino Guyer, F, Minnesota 2002-06 95 Dave Delich, F, Colorado College 1975-79 Chris Harrington, D, Minnesota 2002-06 Pat Micheletti, F, Minnesota 1983-86 168 Jon Waibel, F, Minnesota 2000-04 93 Tim Harrer, F, Minnesota 1977-80 Jake Fleming, D, Minnesota 2001-05 91 Mark Johnson, F, Wisconsin 1976-79 Chay Genoway, D, North Dakota 2006-11 85 Tony Granato, F, Wisconsin 1983-87 Zach Jones, D, North Dakota 2005-09 Matt Watkins, F, North Dakota 2005-09 MOST ASSISTS 167 Tim Bergland, F, Minnesota 1983-87 Assists Player, Position, Team Seasons Ed Cristofoli, F, Denver 1985-89 198 Greg Johnson, F, North Dakota 1989-93 Todd Richards, D, Minnesota 1985-89 194 Theran Welsh, D, Wisconsin 1976-80 188 Dallas Gaume, F, Denver 1982-86 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED 186 Tom Ross, F, Michigan State 1972-76 Games Player, Position, Team Seasons 177 Mike Zuke, F, Michigan Tech 1972-76 175 Chris Porter, F, North Dakota 2003-07 174 Dave Delich, F, Colorado College 1976-79 Ryan Duncan, F, North Dakota 2004-08 173 Mike Eaves, F, Wisconsin 1974-78 172 Derek Peltier, D, Minnesota 2004-08 168 Steve Colp, F, Michigan State 1972-76 171 John Johannson, F, Wisconsin 1980-84 Mark Taylor, F, North Dakota 1976-79 Calvin Elfring, D, Colorado College 1994-98 159 Larry Olimb, F, Minnesota 1988-92 154 John Mayasich, F, Minnesota 1951-55 MOST GOALS 152 Norm Maciver, D, Minnesota Duluth 1982-86 Goals Player, Position, Team Seasons 149 Tom Kurvers, D, Minnesota Duluth 1980-84 144 John Mayasich, F, Minnesota 1951-55 Pat Micheletti, F, Minnesota 1982-86 138 Tom Ross, F, Michigan State 1972-76 John Young, F, Michigan Tech 1989-93 133 Mike Zuke, F, Michigan Tech 1972-76 148 Jeff Panzer, F, North Dakota 1997-01 132 Steve Colp, F, Michigan State 1972-76 145 Brian Walsh, F, Notre Dame 1973-77 131 Ben Cherski, F, North Dakota 1951-55 143 Dan Lempe, F, Minnesota Duluth 1976-80 125 Mark Johnson, F, Wisconsin 1976-79 Matt Christensen, F, Minnesota Duluth 1982-86 120 Pat Micheletti, F, Minnesota 1982-86 135 Curt Giles, D, Minnesota Duluth 1975-79 119 Corey Millen, F, Minnesota 1983-87 134 Dave Debol, F, Michigan 1975-78 117 Tim Harrer, F, Minnesota 1976-80 133 Stu Ostlund, F, Michigan Tech 1974-78 112 Dave Debol, F, Michigan 1975-78 132 John Sturges, F, Michigan State 1972-76 111 Kris Manery, F, Michigan 1974-77 131 Mark Johnson, F, Wisconsin 1976-79 Dave Delich, F, Colorado College 1975-79 Ron Vincent, F, Wisconsin 1978-82 110 Dixon Ward, F, North Dakota 1988-90 Jack Connolly, F, Minnesota Duluth 2008-12 109 Dick Dougherty, F, Minnesota 1950-54 130 Bill Masterton, F, Denver 1958-61 Butsy Erickson, F, Minnesota 1979-83 129 Daryl Rice, F, Michigan State 1972-75 108 Brett Sterling, F, Colorado College 2002-06 Butsy Erickson, F, Minnesota 1979-83 106 Scott Beattie, F, Northern Michigan 1989-92 Jim Hiller, F, Northern Michigan 1989-92 104 Greg Meredith, F, Notre Dame 1976-80 128 Todd Richards, D, Minnesota 1985-89 101 Bob Joyce, F, North Dakota 1984-87 Dallas Drake, F, Northern Michigan 1988-92 100 Bob D’Alvise, F, Michigan Tech 1971-75 John Pohl, F, Minnesota 1998-02 Tom Milani, F, Minnesota Duluth 1972-76 127 John McMillan, F, Denver 1983-87 Tony Granato, F, Wisconsin 1983-87 Scott Lecy, F, Wisconsin 1977-81 Brian Bonin, F, Minnesota 1992-96 126 Craig Norwich, D, Wisconsin 1974-77 99 Gregg Moore, F, Minnesota Duluth 1979-83 125 Greg Woods, D, Denver 1975-79 98 Angie Moretto, F, Michigan 1973-76 Rick Zaparniuk, F, North Dakota 1976-80 Phil Sykes, F, North Dakota 1978-82 123 Derek Plante, F, Minnesota Duluth 1989-93 97 Bill Reichart, F, North Dakota 1954-57 122 Corey Millen, F, Minnesota 1983-87 Mark Taylor, F, North Dakota 1976-80 Lee Davidson, F, North Dakota 1986-90 96 Daryl Rice, F, Michigan State 1972-76 121 Keith Christiansen, F, Minnesota Duluth 1963-67 Derek Plante, F, Minnesota Duluth 1989-93 Bill Himmelright, D, North Dakota 1975-79 94 Mike Eaves, F, Wisconsin 1974-78 Bill Watson, F, Minnesota Duluth 1982-85 Dan Lerg, F, Michigan 1977-80 Steve Johnson, F, North Dakota 1984-88 Rick Berens, F, Denver 1987-91 120 Tony Granato, F, Wisconsin 1976-79 Mike Crowley, D, Minnesota 1994-97 2015-16 WCHA MEN’S MEDIA GUIDE & RECORD BOOK MOST ASSISTS (CONT.) MOST POINTS (CONT.) Assists Player, Position, Team Seasons Points Player, Position, Team Seasons 118 Steve Ulseth, F, Minnesota 1977-81 180 Tom Vannelli, F, Minnesota 1973-77 117 Bob D’Alvise, F, Michigan Tech 1971-75 Doug Berry, F, Denver 1975-78 116 Scott Carlston, F, Minnesota Duluth 1978-82 Brian Williams, F, North Dakota 1982-86 Scott Beattie, F, Northern Michigan 1989-92 Rick Berens, F, Denver 1987-91 Brian Bonin, F, Minnesota 1992-96 179 Dave Shields, F, Denver 1986-90 115 Doug Berry, F, Denver 1975-78 178 Aaron Broten, F, Minnesota 1979-81 Russ Parent, D, North Dakota 1986-90 Troy Riddle, F, Minnesota 2000-04 Andrew Shier, F, Wisconsin 1990-94 Garrett Roe, F, St. Cloud State 2007-11 177 Ed Hays, F, Denver 1969-73 MOST ASSISTS • WCHA Paul Houck, F, Wisconsin 1981-85 Assists Player, Position, Team Seasons Paul Ranheim, F, Wisconsin 1984-88 151 Tom Ross, F, Michigan State 1972-76 176 Greg Woods, D, Denver 1975-79 147 Theran Welsh, D, Wisconsin 1978-81 146 Dave Delich, F, Colorado College 1976-79 MOST POINTS • WCHA 145 Greg Johnson, F, North Dakota 1989-93 Points Player, Position, Team Seasons 136 Steve Colp, F, Michigan State 1972-76 257 Tom Ross, F, Michigan State 1972-76 134 Mike Eaves, F, Wisconsin 1974-78 241 Dave Delich, F, Colorado College 1975-79 237 Steve Colp, F, Michigan State 1972-76 MOST POINTS 235 Mike Zuke, F, Michigan Tech 1972-76 Points Player, Position, Team Seasons 206 Mike Eaves, F, Wisconsin 1974-78 324 Tom Ross, F, Michigan State 1973-76 Greg Johnson, F, North Dakota 1989-93 310 Mike Zuke, F, Michigan Tech 1972-76 196 Mark Johnson, F, Wisconsin 1976-79 300 Steve Colp, F, Michigan State 1972-76 298 John Mayasich, F, Minnesota 1951-55 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORING ONE 285 Dave Delich, F, Colorado College 1975-79 OR MORE POINTS 272 Greg Johnson, F, North Dakota 1989-93 Games Player, Position, Team (Dates) Seasons 269 Pat Micheletti, F, Minnesota 1983-86 78 Tom Ross, F, Michigan State (12/19/1973-12/06/1975) 1973-76 267 Mike Eaves, F, Wisconsin 1974-78 33 Bill Watson, F, Minnesota Duluth (01/27-12/14/1984) 1983-85 266 Dallas Gaume, F, Denver 1982-86 32 Mike Zuke, F, Michigan Tech (11/22/1975-03/11/1976) 1975-76 265 Mark Taylor, F, North Dakota 1976-80 256 Mark Johnson, F, Wisconsin 1976-79 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORING ONE 246 Dave Debol, F, Michigan 1975-78 241 Corey Millen, F, Minnesota 1982-87 OR MORE POINTS • WCHA 238 Butsy Erickson, F, Minnesota 1979-83 Points Player, Position, Team Seasons 234 Brian Walsh, F, Notre Dame 1973-77 62 Tom Ross, F, Michigan State 1973-76 228 Theran Welsh, D, Wisconsin 1977-81 Jeff Panzer, F, North Dakota 1997-01 MOST HAT TRICKS 225 Daryl Rice, F, Michigan State 1972-76 No.
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