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Huskies Men's Hockey ST. CLOUD STATE Huskies Men’s Hockey 2020-21 HUSKIES HOCKEY Media Guide and Team Records 2019 & 2018 NCHC Regular Season Champions • 2019 & 2018 NCAA West Regional Number One Seed 2016 NCHC Frozen Facoff Champions • 2016 NCAA West Regional Number One Seed • 2015 NCHC Frozen Faceoff Runner-Up • 2014 NCHC Regular Season Champions • 2015 & 2014 NCAA West Regional Runner-Up 2013 WCHA Regular Season Champions • 2013 NCAA Midwest Regional Champions • 2013 NCAA Frozen Four Participant TROPHY TIME at SCSU! 2018-19 NCHC Regular Season Champions 2017-18 NCHC Regular Season Champions 2016 NCHC Frozen Faceoff Champions 2013-14 NCHC Regular Season Champions 2013 NCAA DI Midwest Regional Champions 2012-13 WCHA Regular Season Champions MacNaughton Cup 2020-21 ST. CLOUD STATE QUICK FACTS & INFORMATION 2020-21 ST. CLOUD STATE HOCKEY RECORD BOOK 2020-21 St. Cloud State Men’s Hockey Information Founded .............................................................................1869 Location ............................................St. Cloud, MN 56301-4498 Enrollment ....................................................................... 11,000 Team Colors .................................................. Cardinal and Black Team Nickname ...............................................................Huskies Home Arena ...Herb Brooks National Hockey Center (5,371 cap.) National Affiliation ........................................... .NCAA Division I Conference Affiliation ......National Collegiate Hockey Conference 2019-20 Overall Record ...................................................13-15-6 2018-19 NCHC Record/Finish........................... 10-12-2/5th place NCHC Playoffs .......................No playoffs due to COVID-19 crisis NCAA Playoff ........................No playoffs due to COVID-19 crisis SCSU Men’s Hockey Staff Head Coach .............................................................Brett Larson Alma Mater ............................................Minnesota Duluth, 2004 Office Phone ........................................................ 320-308-4806 Coach Motzkoʼs e-mail [email protected] Record at SCSU ........................................43-21-9 (Third Season) Career Record ..........................................43-21-9 (Third Season) Associate Head Coach .............................................Dave Shyiak Office Phone ........................................................ 320-308-4806 Coach Shyiakʼs e-mail [email protected] Assistant Coach .........................................................Nick Oliver Office Phone ........................................................ 320-308-4806 Coach Oliverʼs e-mail ............................ [email protected] Volunteer Goaltenders Coach ..................................Matt Bertram SCSU Administrative Staff President .......................................................Dr. Robbyn Wacker Institutional Representative ....................................Dr. Bill Hudson Director of Athletics ............................................ Heather Weems SCSU’s Easton Brodzinski Director Marketing and Promotions ......................Bruce Thompson Associate Athletics Director ...........................................Rick Hinz Athletic Development Director ....................................Kurt Stelten Media Guide Credits Associate Athletics Director ................................... Holly Scheiner The 2020-21 St. Cloud State University Men ʼs Hockey Associate Athletics Director ...................................Matt Chapman Record Book is a production of the Husky Athletic Media Hockey Operations/Video Coordinator ...................Nick Tomczyk Relations Of Head Athletic Trainer ...................................Julie Alexander, ATC fi ce. The guide was designed and edited by Assistant Athletic Media Relations Director Tom Nelson, Menʼs Hockey Athletic Trainer .....................Bryan DeMaine, ATC Equipment Manager ...........................................Jeremiah Minkel Assistance was provided by Kelsey Whaley and Thomas SC Director......................Tom Nelson ([email protected]) Breach. Photos provided by Tom Nelson, Kelsey Whaley, E-mail ...................................................tcnelson@stcloudstate.edu Maddie MacFarlane and Brace Hemmelgarn, Paul Tom Nelsonʼs Home Phone ......320-654-9815/320-244-0813 (cell) Middlestaedt, Brad Olson and University Archives. The Asst. SC Director...................................................Kelsey Whaley Record Book is only available online in an Adobe PDF SC Graduate Assistants. .......................................Thomas Breach format at the St. Cloud State University Athletic Website: www.scsuhuskies.com Important Numbers at SCSU Athletic Office Phone .............................................320-308-3102 AMR Office Phone ................................................. 320-308-2141 AMR/Athletic Office FAX ...................................... 320-308-2099 Brooks Center Training Room.................................320-308-5229 Brooks Center Equipment Room .............................320-308-2371 Brooks Center Press Row .......................................320-308-5227 Ticket Information ......................320-308-2137 or 1-877-SCSUTIX SCSU Admissions Office .................1-877-654-7278 or 308-2244 www.scsuhuskies.com 2020-21 ST. CLOUD STATE HOCKEY RECORD BOOK SCSU Athletic Dept. Phone Directory Name Sport ................................................Number* E-Mail** St. Cloud State Traditions: Jessica Hartmann Asst. Womenʼs Basketball ...............308-5929 jlabrahams Julie Alexander Head Athletic Trainer ............308-3827/2597 jaalexander History of the Nickname Gretta Arvesen Soccer ...........................................308-4967 gmarvesen The Husky Nickname: St. Cloud State's nick- Chad Braegelmann Volleyball Coach .............................308-3102 cbraegelmann name has gone through several changes over Matt Chapman Ticket Office .................................. 308-2375 mcchapman the years. Early nicknames included "Normals," Steve Costanzo Wrestling/Strength-Conditioning ...... 308-2996 sscostanza Bryan DeMaine Athletic Trainer............................... 308-2588 bgdemaine "Teachers," "Bear Cats," "Peds," and "Flying Pat Dolan Baseball ........................................ 308-3702 pldolan Clouds." Molly Engstrom Asst. Womenʼs Hockey ...................308-4806 mmengstrom There are several theories about how the Lori Fish Womenʼs Basketball .......................308-2230 llfish nickname "Huskies" began to be used. One Jeff Hegle Swimming & Diving ........................308-4266 jmhegle says that it is a result of a student contest. Rick Hinz Associate Athletic Director ..............308-4924 rahinz Dr. Bill Hudson Faculty Representative ....................308-2241 whudson Another suggests that the name originated Rachel Johnson Athletic Trainer............................... 308-2590 rljohnson with the football team. There was a story in Sam Kettenhofen Track & Field/CC Coach ................. 308-2242 skettenhofen the February 4, 1938, edition of the College Kyle Lamberton Equipment Manager ....................... 308-2633 kyle.lamberton Chronicle which referred to the "football hus- Brett Larson Menʼs Hockey ................................ 308-4806 bhlarson kies." Since huskies was not capitalized in the Steve Macdonald Womenʼs Hockey ...........................308-4806 samacdonald Berit Merrill Womenʼs Tennis Coach .................. 308-4806 bbmerrill story, the author could have been referring Jeremiah Minkel Hockey Equipment Manager ............308-2371 jdminkel to the team's size, and this possibly led to the Tom Nelson Athletic Media Relations .................308-5400 tcnelson nickname. Nick Oliver Assistant Menʼs Hockey ..................308-4806 nfoliver Another theory is that the nickname originat- Marci Peniata Assistant Volleyball......................... 308-2051 mpeniata ed within the football team. "I think it occurred Cory Portner Director of Operations - HBNHC ........308-3327 cportner Matt Reimer Menʼs Basketball ............................308-4253 mmreimer during Coach Kasch's days as football coach Holly Schreiner Compliance ................................... 308-2292 hjschmidtbauer (1935-42)," said John Weisman, former SCSU Calvin Diggs Dir. of Rec. Sports/Intramurals ........308-3325 calvin.diggs Dean of Men and former coach. "The team just Mike Schroeden Nordic Ski ......................................308-3102 mschroeden started calling themselves the "Huskies." Chad Sheetz Business Manager/Tickets ................308-2137 chsheetz Why the name was chosen or who exactly Dave Shyiak Assoc. Menʼs Hockey .....................308-4806 david.shyiak Jinelle Siergiej Assoc. Womenʼs Hockey ................ 308-4806 jsiergiej selected it remains unclear. The name could Greg Spaeth Video and Creative Services ............308-3102 gtspaeth have been intended to mean "burly, robust or Larry Sundby Asst. W Tennis ............................... 308-0847 lcsundby large," "one that is husky," or "a heavily coated Nick Tomczyk Hockey Operations ........................ 308-4806 nick.tomczyk working dog of the arctic region.” Paula UʼRen Softball.......................................... 308-2900 pjuren Perhaps the nickname was meant to encom- Heather Weems Athletic Director .................................308-4806 hlweems Chad Welk Menʼs Basketball
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