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MSUSPARTANS.COM 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS MEDIA INFO HOCKEY 2019-20 MICHIGAN STATE 2019-20 SCHEDULE Michigan State at a Glance ........................................................... 2 2019-20 Spartan Roster ................................................................. 3 October Covering the Spartans ................................................................ 4-5 Mon. 7 WESTERN ONTARIO (Exh.) College Hockey Directory ............................................................. 6 Fri. 11 at Northern Michigan Michigan State University Administration .............................. 7 Sat. 12 at Northern Michigan Director of Athletics Bill Beekman ............................................. 8 Fri. 18 USNTDP U-18 (Exh.) Munn Ice Arena ...........................................................................9-10 Fri. 25 at Colorado College Sat. 26 at Colorado College SPARTAN HOCKEY STAFF November Head Coach Danton Cole ..................................................... 12-14 Fri. 1 CORNELL Assistant Coach Chris Luongo ...................................................15 Sat. 2 CORNELL Assistant Coach Joe Exter ...........................................................16 Fri. 8 at Penn State * Volunteer Assistant Coach Jim Slater......................................17 Sat. 9 at Penn State * Hockey Administrative Staff .......................................................18 Thu. 14 at Michigan * Sat. 16 MICHIGAN * MEET THE SPARTANS Fri. 22 NOTRE DAME * Player Bios .................................................................................. 20-45 Sat. 23 NOTRE DAME * Career Game-by-Game Stats .............................................. 46-60 Sat. 30 at Ohio State * December SEASON IN REVIEW Sun. 1 at Ohio State * 2018-19 Results & Statistics ................................................. 62-65 Fri. 6 WISCONSIN * 2018-19 Big Ten in Review ..........................................................66 Sat. 7 WISCONSIN * Sat. 14 ARIZONA STATE SPARTAN RECORD BOOK Sun. 15 ARIZONA STATE Scoring Leaders ....................................................................... 68-72 Goaltending Leaders ............................................................. 73-75 55th Annual Great Lakes Invitational Team/Opponent Records ..................................................... 76-79 Mon. 30 vs. Michigan Tech[1] Year-by-Year Team Records & Leaders ............................. 80-83 Tue. 31 vs. Michigan or Ferris State [1] Year-by-Year Team Results/Statistics ..............................84-105 January All-Time Records vs. Opponents ................................... 106-116 Fri. 10 MINNESOTA * Sat. 11 MINNESOTA * SPARTAN HOCKEY HISTORY Fri. 17 at Wisconsin * Timeline of Tradition ......................................................... 118-123 Sat. 18 at Wisconsin * All-Time Letterwinners ..................................................... 124-133 Fri. 24 PENN STATE * All-Time Captains ........................................................................ 134 Sat. 25 PENN STATE * Spartans by the Numbers ............................................... 135-137 February Spartans in the MSU Athletics Hall of Fame ...................... 138 Fri. 7 at Minnesota * Major Athletic Awards ............................................................... 139 Sat. 8 at Minnesota * Spartan Hockey Team Awards ....................................... 140-142 Fri. 14 MICHIGAN * All-Time Coaching Records ...................................................... 143 Mon. 17 vs. Michigan * [1] Great Lakes Invitational ................................................... 144-147 Fri. 21 OHIO STATE * Big Ten Conference ............................................................ 148-149 Sat. 22 OHIO STATE * Central Collegiate Hockey Association ...................... 150-156 Fri. 28 at Notre Dame * MSU in Detroit ..................................................................... 157-160 Sat. 29 at Notre Dame * Before the CCHA .......................................................................... 161 March NCAA Tournament Summary ........................................ 162-163 Big Ten Tournament NCAA Tournament Game-by-Game ............................ 164-168 Fri.-Sun. 6-8 Quarterfinals (Best of three) MSU National Champions ............................................... 169-171 Sat. 14 Semifinals Spartan All-Americans & Academic All-Americans ......... 172 Sat. 21 Championship Hobey Baker Memorial Award ...................................... 173-175 Spartan Olympians/International Competition ...... 176-177 NCAA Tournament Spartans in the NHL Draft ............................................... 178-179 Fri.-Sun. 27-29 NCAA Regionals Spartans in the NHL - All-Time Leaders ............................... 180 Worcester, Mass.; Loveland, Colo.; Albany, N.Y.; Allentown, Pa. MSU Players in the NHL ................................................... 181-184 Spartans in the Pros 2018-19 .................................................. 185 April 2019-20 TV/Radio Roster .......................................................... 186 Thu.-Sat. 9-11 NCAA Frozen Four [1] * - Big Ten game Check MSUSpartans.com for game times [1] - Little Caesars Arena, Detroit, Mich. 2 1966, 1986, 2007 THREE-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONS MSUSPARTANS.COM MICHIGAN STATE AT A GLANCE INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION MICHIGAN STATE TEAM INFORMATION Founded..................................................................................................1855 2018-19 Overall Record/Big Ten Record .................. 12-19-5/8-12-4-2 Location ...............................................................East Lansing, MI 48824 Letterwinners Returning...............................................23 (12 F; 8 D; 3 G) Enrollment .....................................................................50,351 (fall 2018) Letterwinners Lost ....................................................................... 5 (4 F; 1 D) Nickname ....................................................................................... Spartans Newcomers ..............................................................................................3 (3 F) Colors ............................................................................... Green and White Affiliation ...........................................................................NCAA Division I Key Returnees .....Patrick Khodorenko (Sr., F // 2018-19: 36 GP, 18-19-37) Conference.........................................................................................Big Ten Mitchell Lewandowski (Jr., F // 2018-19: 36 GP, 16-18-34) President ........................................................Samuel L. Stanley Jr., M.D. Dennis Cesana (So., D // 2018-19: 36 GP, 3-21-24) Athletics Director .................................................................Bill Beekman Jerad Rosburg (R-Sr., D // 2018-19: 36 GP, 4-12-16) Hockey Administrator .......................................................Jim Pignataro Faculty Representatives ....Michael Kaplowitz & Bonnie Knutson Key Lettermen Lost ........................ Taro Hirose (F // 36 GP, 15-35-50) Arena (Capacity)...............................................Munn Ice Arena (6,114) Cody Milan (F // 36 GP, 7-13-20) Ice Surface ................................................................................... 200’ by 85’ Zach Osburn (D // 36 GP, 3-11-14) Ticket Office Phone .......................... 517.355.1610 or 800.GO.STATE Newcomers ....................................Jagger Joshua (F, Dearborn, Mich.) MICHIGAN STATE HOCKEY STAFF Nicolas Müller (F, Arisdorf, Switzerland) Head Coach .......................................................................... Danton Cole Josh Nodler (F, Oak Park, Mich.) (Michigan State ‘89) Record at MSU (Year): .....................................24-41-7 (Third season) SPARTAN PROGRAM HISTORY Overall NCAA Record (Years): ..................47-100-19 (Five seasons) First Varsity Season .................................................................................1922 Phone ...........................................................................517.355.1639 All-Time Record ..............................1,306-1,050-160 (.551), 78 seasons Email .....................................................................hockey@msu.edu NCAA Tournament Appearances ............................................................27 Assistant Coach .......................................................................... Joe Exter (1959, 1966, 1967, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, (Merrimack ‘03); Third season 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, Email ........................................................... [email protected] 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2012) Assistant Coach ..................................................................Chris Luongo Frozen Four Appearances ..........................................................................11 (Michigan State ‘90); Third season (1959, 1966, 1967, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1992, 1999, 2001, 2007) Email .............................................................luongo@ath.msu.edu NCAA Titles ..................................................................3 (1966, 1986, 2007) Volunteer Assistant Coach ....................................................Jim Slater (Michigan State ‘05); First season ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Email .................................................................... 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