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WESTERN COLLEGIATE Opening Face-Off • Lakers Rising: With a 4-0-0 record, Lake Superior State joins top-ranked North Dakota (5-0-0) as the only two remaining unbeaten HOCKEY ASSOCIATION and untied teams in men's Division I college hockey. The Lakers have excelled in all facets, as LSSU is one of only three NCAA teams to • Founded 1951 • rank in the top-15 for scoring offense (first at 6.00 goals per game), scoring defense (12th at 2.25 goals allowed per game), power-play Suite C efficiency (fourth at 28.0 percent) and penalty-kill efficiency (seventh at 92.0 percent). Minnesota State Univ., Mankato at Edina • Horns Up: No. 9 Minnesota State is another of the three NCAA teams to rank in the top-15 of those four main team statistical categories 7700 France Avenue South, Suite 360C (No. 7/6 Notre Dame is the third). Edina, MN 55435 • The Mavericks have the NCAA's fifth-ranked offense (4.33 gpg) and sixth-best defense (1.83 gapg), while ranking seventh for 952-818-8869 power-play efficiency (25.0 percent) and 13th on the penalty kill (88.9 percent). • Lake Superior State and Minnesota State are tied for the national lead with a +15 margin, while the Lakers are outscoring MEMBER TEAMS opponents by a NCAA-best 3.75 goals per contest. University of Alabama in Huntsville • Blue Line Contributors: A pair of sophomore defensemen are making their early marks on the NCAA scoring charts, as Minnesota University of Alaska Anchorage State's Daniel Brickley and Lake Superior State's Owen Headrick are tied for the national lead by averaging 1.50 assists per game. University of Alaska Fairbanks • Among NCAA defensemen, Brickley ranks first with nine assists, 10 points, five power-play assists and six power-play points. Bemidji State University Headrick is tops by averaging 1.75 points per game (seven in four games). Bowling Green State University • A Look at the Polls: Minnesota State held steady at No. 9 in the USCHO.com top-20 and USA Today / USA Hockey Magazine top-15 Ferris State University rankings, while Bemidji State dropped to 20th (and receiving votes) after a pair of one-goal losses at No. 1 North Dakota. Lake Superior Lake Superior State University State and Michigan Tech are receiving votes in both polls. Michigan Technological University • Tradition Starts Here: Four (4) of the nation's top-15 winningest teams over the past three seasons play in the WCHA - tied for the Minnesota State University highest representation among that upper 25% of programs of any D-I conference since realignment (Hockey East has four, the NCHC has Northern Michigan University three, the Big Ten and ECAC Hockey both have two each and Atlantic Hockey has a single program). • Minnesota State is tied for third nationally with 81 wins, Ferris State and Michigan Tech are tied for 13th with 67 and Bowling Green is tied for 15th with 63. TRADITION STARTS HERE

By the Numbers • 2: WCHA ranked in the NCAA top-10 for both goals-against average and save percentage. Minnesota State senior Cole In Memorium In memoriam of the late Oliver “Butch” Huggins (1.27 and .942) ranks second and seventh, respectively. Bemidji State junior Michael Bitzer (1.68 and .935) is eighth and ninth. Mousseau, the men’s Western Collegiate • 4: Goals for Northern Michigan's Darien Craighead, tied for second among NCAA freshmen. He is the first Wildcat rookie with at least Hockey Association (WCHA) will retire his two multi-goal efforts since 2007-08, when Phil Fox (2) and future NHL-er Mark Olver (3) both turned the trick. officials’ jersey number 12, while on-ice • 5: Wins for No. 9 Minnesota State, matching North Dakota for the most nationally. The Mavericks' .833 winning percentage (5-1-0) ranks officials will wear a specially-designed “12” fourth, while they lead the country with 26 goals scored. sticker on their helmets throughout the • 86.8: Percentage of time that No. 20 Bemidji State has played either tied or leading through six games (312:31 of 360:00). The Beavers 2016-17 season. have skated with a lead for 236:29 (65.7 percent).

Mousseau, a longtime league official, The Week Ahead tragically passed away March 25 after • UP Rivals Meet: One of the WCHA's fiercest rivalries resumes this weekend when Michigan Tech and Northern Michigan square off for a suffering critical head injuries stemming from home-and-home series (Friday in Hougton and Saturday in Marquette). a fall to the ice during warm-ups prior to the • Broadmoor Trophy Rematch: No. 9 Minnesota State and Ferris State will meet for the first time since the Bulldogs ended the Mavericks' second WCHA Final Five semifinal game on season with a 2-1 victory in the 2016 Final Five championship game. This weekend's series takes place in Mankato. Friday, March 18 at the Van Andel Arena • Alaskas Head to the Lower 48: Alaska Anchorage and Alaska will leave the Last Frontier for the first time this season, as the Seawolves in Grand Rapids, Mich. Mousseau was 48. visit No. 20 Bemidji State and the Nanooks travel to Lake Superior State. LSSU will be hosting its ninth annual Pink in the Rink weekend. • Nonconference Road Tests: A pair of WCHA teams have nonconference road games this weekend, as Bowling Green faces intra-state Butch was universally respected for his work rival Miami in Oxford, Ohio; and, Alabama Huntsville travels to No. 10 St. Cloud State. on the ice and beloved for his kind and generous spirit to all, along with his love 2016-17 WCHA Standings Conference Overall for the great sport of hockey at all levels. Rk (Natl Rank) Team Pts GP W L T 3/SW % GF GA GP W L T % GF GA 1 (20) Bemidji State 12 4 4 0 0 0 1.000 10 2 6 4 2 0 .667 16 10 2 (9) Minnesota State 9 4 3 1 0 0 .750 16 6 6 5 1 0 .833 26 11 3 Alabama Huntsville 7 6 2 3 1 0 .417 15 23 8 2 5 1 .312 15 33 4 Lake Superior State 6 2 2 0 0 0 1.000 11 5 4 4 0 0 1.000 24 9 5 Michigan Tech 5 4 1 2 1 1 .375 9 11 8 1 5 2 .250 18 28 6 Northern Michigan 4 4 1 2 1 0 .375 8 10 6 2 3 1 .417 16 18 7 Alaska 3 2 1 1 0 0 .500 5 9 6 2 4 0 .333 16 22 8 Ferris State 2 4 0 3 1 1 .125 10 14 7 0 6 1 .071 15 23 WCHA.tv 9 Alaska Anchorage 0 0 0 0 0 0 .--- 0 0 4 1 3 0 .250 3 13 In partnership with industry leader Bowling Green 0 2 0 2 0 0 .000 2 6 6 0 5 1 .083 13 29 Stretch Internet, WCHA.tv - the official (3 points for win in regulation or 5-on-5 OT; 1 point for tie after regulation and 5-on-5 OT; 1 point for win in 3-on-3 OT or shootout; online streaming platform of the WCHA rankings listed by USCHO.com first, followed by USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine) - will provide fans with live and archived broadcasts of WCHA hockey. This Week in the WCHA (All Times Local) Friday, October 28 Saturday, October 29 Featuring all 10 WCHA member institutions, 1Northern Michigan at Michigan Tech, 7:07 p.m. ET* Bowling Green at Miami, 7:05 p.m. ET every league game – home and away – will be Bowling Green at Miami, 7:35 p.m. ET 1Alaska at Lake Superior State, 7:07 p.m. ET* streamed live, along with all nonconference 1Alaska at Lake Superior State, 7:37 p.m. ET* 1Michigan Tech at Northern Michigan, 7:07 p.m. ET* home games and the 2017 WCHA tournament. 1Alaska Anchorage at (20) Bemidji State, 7:07 p.m. CT* 1Alaska Anchorage at (20) Bemidji State, 7:07 p.m. CT* 1Ferris State at (9) Minnesota State, 7:07 p.m. CT* 1Ferris State at (9) Minnesota State, 7:07 p.m. CT* Alabama Huntsville at (10) St. Cloud State, 7:37 p.m. CT Alabama Huntsville at (10) St. Cloud State, 7:07 p.m. CT

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• Lake Superior State remained undefeated on the season with a pair of Northern Michigan 6, at Ferris State 4 victories in Huntsville, spoiling Alabama Huntsville’s home opener. at Ferris State 2, Northern Michigan 2 - OT (Ferris State won the shootout, 1-0) • Playing in the on-campus Patty Ice Arena in Fairbanks, host Alaska’s win on (Oct. 21 and 22 at Ewigleben Ice Arena; Big Rapids, Mich.) Saturday gave the Nanooks a split with No. 9 Minnesota State. In a wild WCHA showdown, Northern Michigan and Ferris State kept the fans • In a wild WCHA showdown, Northern Michigan and Ferris State kept the at Ewigleben Ice Arena entertained from start to finish. fans at Ewigleben Ice Arena entertained from start to finish. Friday night had fans out of their seats early, as six goals were scored in the • No. 18 Bemidji State gave top-ranked North Dakota all it could handle, first period of play. The teams traded the stanza’s first four goals, as NMU’s jumping out to an early lead Friday and staging a furious rally Saturday Darien Craighead and Collin Peters saw their scores sandwiched by a pair from before eventually dropping a pair of one-goal decisions. the Bulldogs’ Corey Mackin. Craig Pefleyand Chad McDonald ended the flurry • Michigan Tech peppered the Michigan net all weekend, out-shooting the with goals of their own, putting Ferris State on top, 4-2. But it was all Wildcats hosts by a 79-45 margin, but came away with just a tie in the series at Yost the rest of the night, as Northern Michigan scored four unanswered for a 6-4, Ice Arena. comeback win. Filip Starzynski started the rally, freshman Luke Voltin’sfirst • In an intra-state, nonconference rivalry series, Bowling Green was swept by collegiate goal tied the game in the third period, Denver Pierce put the Wildcats No. 19 Ohio State. ahead and Craighead added his second of the night. • Full recaps, box scores and select video highlights are available online at It took a little bit of extra time in the finale, but Ferris State ended the wcha.com. weekend with two points courtesy of the first shootout victory in WCHA history. The teams traded goals throughout regulation. Trevor Recktenwald gave the Lake Superior State 6, at Alabama Huntsville 3 Bulldogs a lead, before freshmen Rylan Yaremko (NMU) and Taylor Fernandez Lake Superior State 5, at Alabama Huntsville 2 (FSU) scored their first career goals and Robbie Payne tied the contest at the (Oct. 21 and 22 at Von Braun Center; Huntsville, Ala.) 12:34 mark of the third. After a pair of scoreless overtime periods,Craig Pefley Lake Superior State remained undefeated on the season with a pair of scored in the shootout for Ferris State and Darren Smith stuffed victories in Huntsville, spoiling Alabama Huntsville’s home opener. NMU’s Casey Purpur to seal the extra league point for the Bulldogs. Carrying over from a 13-goal, opening-weekend outburst, the visiting Lakers tallied a goal just over a minute after the puck dropped Friday, off the stick of at No. 1 North Dakota 3, No. 18 Bemidji State 2 freshman forward Brayden Gelsinger. Trailing 2-0, the Chargers cut the deficit at No. 1 North Dakota 5, No. 18 Bemidji State 4 in half in the second period thanks to Huntsville native Josh Kestner’s first goal (Oct. 21 and 22 at Ralph Engelstad Arena; Grand Forks, N.D.) of the season. But, the Lakers would respond in a big way, scoring four goals in No. 18 Bemidji State gave top-ranked North Dakota all it could handle, the final 10 minutes of the period, courtesy of Gelsinger, J.T. Henke and two by jumping out to an early lead Friday and staging a furious rally Saturday before Diego Cuglietta. UAH scored two goals in the final frame, but LSSU held on for eventually dropping a pair of one-goal decisions. the 6-3 victory. The visiting Beavers took an early 2-0 lead in Friday's series opener, scoring It was a similar story Saturday night, but this time, it was UAH’s Max twice in the first period on goals from Phillip Marinaccio and Brett Beauvais. McHugh scoring his fourth goal of the season. From there, it was all Lakers, Despite a season-high 33 saves from Michael Bitzer, a natural hat trick by Brock as LSSU scored four unanswered goals for the second-straight night. Anthony Boeser's - including a third-period penalty shot - rallied UND to the 3-2 win. Nellis tied the game around the midway point of the first, which was followed North Dakota took a 5-1 lead just 3:44 into the third period Saturday, but the by a Bryan Basilico goal to put the Lakers ahead going into the locker room. Beavers staged a spirited rally. Jay Dickman and Brendan Harms scored power- Mitch Hults’ early second-period score put LSSU up two, while Nellis got his play goals less than four minutes apart, and Bemidji native Dillon Eichstadt second of the night. McHugh added his second goal in the beginning of the added a short-handed tally with under a minute to play; but, the Fighting Hawks third, but Cuglietta scored his third goal of the series for a final tally of 5-2 in held on for the 5-4 triumph. favor of the Lakers. at No. 11/12 Michigan 4, Michigan Tech 3 No. 9 Minnesota State 7, at Alaska 1 at No. 11/12 Michigan 3, Michigan Tech 3 - OT at Alaska 4, No. 9 Minnesota State 2 (Oct. 21 and 22 at Yost Ice Arena; Ann Arbor, Mich.) (Oct 21 and 22 at Patty Ice Arena; Fairbanks, Alaska) Michigan Tech peppered the Michigan net all weekend, out-shooting the Playing in the on-campus Patty Ice Arena in Fairbanks, host Alaska’s win on hosts by a 79-45 margin, but came away with just a tie at Yost Ice Arena. Saturday gave the Nanooks a split with No. 9 Minnesota State. The visiting Huskies came back from a two-goal deficit but surrendered a Friday night, the Mavericks lit up the scoreboard early and often. After a shorthanded goal with 52 seconds to go to drop a 4-3 decision in the series Max Coatta goal eight minutes into the opening frame, freshmen forwards opener. Alex Gillies brought Tech within 2-1 with a short-handed goal in the Nicholas Rivera and Marc Michaelis each scored for a 3-0 lead at intermission. second period. Trailing 3-1 midway entering the third stanza, freshman Alex It didn’t stop there, as Alec Vanko and Rivera each scored in the second period Smith and Reid Sturos scored to draw the Huskies even. to make it five unanswered for the Mavericks going into the third. Alaska would Michigan Tech settled for a 3-3 tie Saturday night. The Huskies outshot the get on the board early in the final stanza, thanks to junior Austin Vieth’s short- Wolverines 45-18, and dominated play most of the night, but could not find handed tally. Michaelis and fellow freshman Ian Scheid added a pair of power- the winning goal. Again trailing entering the third period, MTU rallied for the play goals to cap off Minnesota State’s 7-1 victory. second-straight night. Goals by Chris Leibinger and Thomas Beretta (first career) It was a different script on Saturday, as the Nanooks used three goals in the gave the Huskies a 3-2 lead, but Michigan tied the game with 4:10 remaining in second period to pull off the 4-2 win and hand the Mavericks their first loss of regulation. the season. Minnesota State’s Sean Flanagan gave the visitors an early lead, but Alaska tied things up in the opening seconds of the second period thanks No. 19 Ohio State 5, at Bowling Green 4 to a power-play goal by Chad Staley. Goals by freshmen Ross Heidt and Colton at No. 19 Ohio State 6, Bowling Green 1 Leiter (power-play game-winner) put the Nanooks up 3-1; and, after a goal by (Oct. 21 at BGSU Ice Arena; Bowling Green, Ohio; and, Oct. 22 at Value City Scheid, Josh Erickson’s empty-netter sealed the victory. UAF goaltender Jesse Arena; Columbus, Ohio) Jenks finished with 25 saves on the night. In an intra-state, nonconference rivalry series, Bowling Green was swept by No. 19 Ohio State. BGSU benefited from three power-play goals and rallied from a two-goal deficit to take a second-period lead, but Ohio State produced a two-goal rally of their own in the third to defeat the host Falcons 5-4 in Friday's series opener. Matt Pohlkamp earned his third career two-goal game, Sean Walker scored for the third game in a row, and freshman Frederic Letourneau scored his first career goal in the defeat. Ohio State posted a three-goal first period on home ice Saturday night, scored the game's first four goals and skated to a 6-1 victory in the series finale. Pierre-Luc Mercier netted his first goal of the season for the Falcons.

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Offensive Player of the Week Defensive Player of the Week Rookie of the Week

Diego Cuglietta Collin Saccoman Nicholas Rivera So., F, Lake Superior State Fr., D, Lake Superior State Fr., F, Minnesota State Kamloops, British Columbia Stillwater, Minn. Pacific Palisades, Calif.

Cuglietta tied for the WCHA lead with four points Saccoman, a freshman defenseman, tied for the Rivera tied for the NCAA lead among freshmen and a +4 rating, while pacing the league (and tying WCHA lead and tied for second among all NCAA with four points, scoring a pair of goals with two for third nationally) with three goals. The soph- blue-liners with three assists – a big reason why he assists as No. 9 Minnesota State split a series at omore from Kamloops, British Columbia had a paced the league (and tied for second nationally) Alaska. The rookie from Pacific Palisades, Calif. three-point effort in the Lakers’ 6-3 win in Friday’s with a +4 rating. The rookie from Stillwater, Minn. scored his first two collegiate goals – including the series opener at Alabama Huntsville, including the picked up an assist on the game-winning goal both game-winner – while also handing out an assist game-winning goal and a short-handed tally within nights for Lake Superior State, helping the Lakers to in the Mavericks’ 7-1, series-opening win Friday a 2:10 span of the second period. He then helped a road sweep at Alabama Huntsville. He also tied night. On Saturday, he was credited with a helper cap LSSU’s road sweep with a highlight-reel, div- for the WCHA lead with six blocked shots on the on a late second-period goal that brought Minne- ing goal late in the third period of Saturday’s 5-2 weekend, excelling on both ends of the ice as LSSU sota State within 3-2 (UAF eventually won, 4-2). triumph. This is Cuglietta’s second career WCHA outscored the host Chargers by an 11-5 margin. weekly award, as he also earned one Rookie of the Honorable Mention: Week accolade during his 2015-16 freshman cam- Honorable Mention: • Darien Craighead, Fr., F, Northern Michigan paign. • Brett Beauvais, Jr., D, Bemidji State - Re- - Netted two goals and an assist in Northern corded a goal and assist, tallying a point each Michigan’s 6-4, comeback win at Ferris State Honorable Mention: night, as the No. 18 Beavers dropped a pair on Friday. • Corey Mackin, So., F, Ferris State - Tallied one-goal decisions at No. 1 North Dakota. • Brayden Gelsinger, Fr., F, Lake Superior State three points on two goals and an assist, • Jesse Jenks, So., G, Alaska - In his lone start - Turned in a two-goal game Friday and tallied an assist on the game-winning goal Saturday helping the Bulldogs earn two league points of the weekend, made 25 saves – including 11 as the Lakers swept a road series at Alabama against Northern Michigan. in the third period – to help the Nanooks to a Huntsville). 4-2 win Saturday over No. 9 Minnesota State. • Craig Pefley, Rs.-Fr., F, Ferris State - Had a goal • Ryan Lowney, Sr., D, Ferris State - Had a pair and assist in a loss Friday, before scoring the of assists on the weekend, helping the Bull- shootout winner Saturday to give the Bulldogs dogs earn two league points. the extra league point over Northern Michigan. • Alex Smith, Fr., F, Michigan Tech - Recorded a goal and assist on the weekend, including the helper on a third-period, tying goal Saturday, as the Huskies earned a tie at No. 11/12 Michigan.

2016-17 WCHA Players of the Week (Previous Winners)

Date Offensive Defensive Rookie Oct. 3 Max McHugh, Jr., F, Alabama Huntsville Matt Larose, Sr., G, Alabama Huntsville Craig Pefley, F, Ferris State Oct. 10 Robbie Payne, Jr., F, Northern Michigan Cole Huggins, Sr., G, Minnesota State Zach Whitecloud, D, Bemidji State Oct. 17 Reid Sturos, Sr., F, Michigan Tech Michael Bitzer, Jr., G, Bemidji State Parker Tuomie, F, Minnesota State Owen Headrick, So., D, Lake Superior State

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Bowling Green Tabbed as Preseason Favorite by 2016-17 Mankato Free Press WCHA Coaches' Poll WCHA Coaches and Media Rank Team (1st Place Votes) Points 1. Bowling Green (8) 89 If the league’s coaches and media are correct, Bowling Green will end the 2016- 2. Michigan Tech (2) 79 17 regular season by hoisting its first MacNaughton Cup as champion of the 3. Minnesota State 71 men’s Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA). The Falcons were tabbed 4. Ferris State 70 as the league favorite in both the Mankato Free Press WCHA Coaches’ and the 5. Northern Michigan 54 6. Bemidji State 48 Bemidji Pioneer WCHA Media preseason polls. 7. Lake Superior State 44 8. Alaska Anchorage 29 The four schools that made the WCHA one of just two Division I conferences 9. Alabama Huntsville 23 (along with Hockey East) to have at least four, 20-win teams in 2015-16 sit atop 10. Alaska 21 both polls in identical order: Bowling Green, followed by reigning MacNaughton Predicted order of finish. Based on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 scale. Coaches could Cup co-champions Michigan Tech and Minnesota State, and defending not vote for their own teams. Broadmoor Trophy winner Ferris State. The four programs picked to hold home ice as the league’s new, on-campus postseason tournament begins next March WCHA Preseason Player of the Year (votes) are all among the top-15 nationally for wins since opening night of the 2013-14 Gerald Mayhew, Sr. F, Ferris State (7) season, with the Mavericks (76 victories) ranking fourth, the Bulldogs (67) tied Others receiving votes: Mark Friedman, Jr. D, Bowling Green (1); Brandon for 10th, the Huskies (66) in 12th and the Falcons (63) placing 15th. Hawkins, Jr. F, Bowling Green (1); Chris Nell, Jr. F, Bowling Green (1)

Demonstrating the competitiveness that is a WCHA hallmark, all four programs WCHA Preseason Rookie of the Year (votes) received first-place votes in the media poll, while Bowling Green (8) and Parker Tuomie, F, Minnesota State (4) Michigan Tech (2) earned the coaches’ nods. Others receiving votes: Cam Clarke, D, Ferris State (2); Colton Leiter, F, Alaska (1); Marc Michaelis, F, Minnesota State (1); Collin Peters, F, Northern Michigan (1); Angus Redmond, G, Michigan Tech (1) Spots five through seven were also the same in both polls, with Northern Michigan, Bemidji State and Lake Superior State, respectively, expected to Preseason All-WCHA Team be vying for playoff positioning. Last season, the Wildcats posted their highest Forwards conference win total and finish (12 victories and fifth place) since the 2009-10 Gerald Mayhew, Sr., Ferris State; Dominik Shine, Sr., Northern Michigan; Brandon season, the Beavers won their most games (17) since 2011-12, and the Lakers Hawkins, Jr., Bowling Green (tie); Corey Mackin, So., Ferris State (tie) enjoyed a six-win improvement behind one of the nation’s top-scoring freshmen Defensemen classes. Mark Friedman, Jr., Bowling Green; Matt Roy, Jr., Michigan Tech Goaltender WCHA coaches picked Alaska Anchorage to grab the league’s eighth and final Chris Nell, Jr., Bowling Green playoff spot, ahead of Alabama Huntsville and Alaska. The media poll has the Nanooks finishing eighth and the Seawolves 10th, with the Chargers again ninth. 2016-17 Bemidji Pioneer Media Poll Rank Team (1st Place Votes) Points Ferris State senior forward Gerald Mayhew was the coaches’ and media’s choice 1. Bowling Green (15) 251 as preseason Player of the Year. The Wyandotte, Mich. native ranked third in 2. Michigan Tech (6) 239 3. Minnesota State (5) 236 the league scoring race with 25 points (9g-16a) in WCHA play last year, while 4. Ferris State (2) 218 his 41 points overall (16g-25a) paced the conference. He ended his campaign 5. Northern Michigan 161 by recording a point in five of six postseason contests (10 total), helping the 6. Bemidji State 144 Bulldogs to the NCAA West Regional final with five goals (including two game- 7. Lake Superior State 106 winners) and five assists. 8. Alaska 68 9. Alabama Huntsville 66 Minnesota State forward Parker Tuomie (coaches’ choice) and Ferris State 10. Alaska Anchorage 50 defensemen Cameron Clarke (media pick) split the preseason Rookie of the Predicted order of finish. Based on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 scale. Year votes. Tuomie, a native of Germany, finished 11th in the United States Hockey League (USHL) scoring race last season, scoring 54 points (30g-24a) for WCHA Preseason Player of the Year the . Clarke was selected by the in the fifth Gerald Mayhew, Sr., F, Ferris State round (136th pick overall) of the 2016 (NHL) Draft. He Others receiving votes: Dominik Shine, Sr., F, Northern Michigan; Sean Walker, was named the 2015-16 North (NAHL) Defenseman of Sr., D, Bowling Green; Cameron Clarke, Fr., D, Ferris State; Mason Mitchell, So., F, the Year following a standout season in which he tallied 50 points (9g-41a) in 59 Alaska Anchorage; Corey Mackin, So., F, Ferris State; Max McHugh, Jr., F, Alabama games for the Lone Star Brahmas. Huntsville; Chris Nell, Jr., G, Bowling Green; Cole Huggins, Sr., G, Minnesota State; Tyler Heinonen, Sr., F, Michigan Tech

WCHA Preseason Rookie of the Year Cameron Clarke, D, Ferris State Others receiving votes: Parker Tuomie, F, Minnesota State; Hampus Sjodahl, F, Bemidji State; Alec Rauhauser, D, Bowling Green; Frederic Letourneau, F, Bowling Green; Max Humitz, F, Lake Superior State; Brayden Gelsinger, F, Lake Superior State; Thomas Beretta, F, Michigan Tech; Mitch Reinke, D, Michigan Tech; Casey Linkenheld, F, Bowling Green; Adam Brady, F, Bemidji State; Connor James, D, Alabama Huntsville; Austin Beaulieu, F, Alabama Huntsville

Preseason All-WCHA Team Forwards Gerald Mayhew, Sr., Ferris State; Dominik Shine, Sr., Northern Michigan; Tyler Heinonen, Sr., Michigan Tech Defensemen Mark Friedman, Jr., Bowling Green; Matt Roy, Jr., Michigan Tech Goaltender Chris Nell, Jr., Bowling Green

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USCHO.com USA TODAY/USA Hockey Magazine October 24, 2016 October 24, 2016 Rk Team (1st Place Votes) Record Points Last Poll Rank Team, Points (1st place) Last Wk Record Top 15 1 North Dakota (50) 5-0-0 1000 1 1. North Dakota, 510 (34) 1 5-0-0 4 2 Minnesota Duluth 3-1-2 905 2 2. Minnesota Duluth, 462 2 3-1-2 4 3 Denver 4-2-0 845 6 3. Denver, 417 6 4-2-0 4 4 Boston University 3-2-0 785 8 4. Boston University, 377 8 3-2-0 4 5 Massachusetts Lowell 3-1-2 746 5 5. Massachusetts Lowell, 355 5 3-1-2 4 6 Quinnipiac 3-2-1 725 4 6. Notre Dame, 325 4 3-2-1 4 7 Notre Dame 3-2-1 686 3 7. Quinnipiac, 299 3 3-2-1 4 8 Boston College 4-2-0 641 10 8. Boston College, 239 10 4-2-0 4 9 Minnesota State 5-1-0 605 9 9. Minnesota State, 198 9 5-1-0 2 10 St. Cloud State 2-2-0 499 14 10. St. Cloud State, 186 14 2-2-0 4 11 Michigan 3-1-1 484 11 11. Michigan, 178 12 3-1-1 4 12 Minnesota 2-2-0 412 7 12. Minnesota, 124 7 2-2-0 4 13 Harvard 0-0-0 374 13 13. Harvard, 100 11 0-0-0 4 14 Providence 2-2-1 320 15 14. Ohio State, 84 -- 3-0-2 2 15 Ohio State 3-0-2 302 19 15. Providence, 69 15 2-2-1 4 16 Northeastern 3-1-2 254 17 Also receiving votes: Northeastern, 50; Penn State, 37; Lake Superior State, 16; 17 Yale 0-0-0 207 16 Yale, 14; St. Lawrence, 13; Union, 7; Bemidji State, 5; Connecticut, 5; Western 18 St. Lawrence 3-3-0 173 12 Michigan, 5; Michigan Tech, 4; Clarkson University, 1. 19 Penn State 3-1-1 129 NR 20 Bemidji State 4-2-0 122 18 Others receiving votes: Western Michigan 73, Miami 69, Lake Superior State 44, Clarkson 33, Cornell 15, Air Force 12, Maine 9, Omaha 9, Union 8, Wisconsin 6, Connecticut 3, Vermont 3, Dartmouth 1,Michigan Tech 1.

WCHA Against the Rest By Team vs AHA vs B10 vs ECAC vs HEA vs NCHC vs. Ind. Total Alabama Huntsville 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 Alaska Anchorage 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 Alaska 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 Bemidji State 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 Bowling Green 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-3-1 Ferris State 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 Lake Superior State 0-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 Michigan Tech 0-0-0 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-3-1 Minnesota State 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 Northern Michigan 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 TOTALS: 1-1-0 3-7-1 0-0-0 0-2-0 2-9-1 0-0-0 6-19-2 (.500) (.318) (.---) (.000) (.208) (.---) (.259)

By Site vs AHA vs B10 vs ECAC vs HEA vs NCHC vs. Ind Total Home 0-1-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-2-1 0-0-0 4-6-1 Away 0-0-0 0-2-1 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-6-0 0-0-0 0-10-1 Neutral 1-0-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 2-3-0 TOTALS: 1-1-0 3-7-1 0-0-0 0-2-0 2-9-1 0-0-0 6-19-2 (.500) (.318) (.---) (.000) (.208) (.---) (.259)

WCHA Head-to-Head UAH (pts) UAA (pts) UAF (pts) BSU (pts) BGSU (pts) FSU (pts) LSSU (pts) MTU (pts) MSU (pts) NMU (pts) W-L-T-3/SW (pts) UAH ---- 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 2-0-0-0 (6/6) 0-2-0-0 (0/6) 0-1-1-0 (1/6) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 2-3-1-0 (7) UAA 0-0-0-0 (-/-) ---- 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-) UAF 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) ---- 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 1-1-0-0 (3) BSU 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) ---- 2-0-0-0 (6/6) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 2-0-0-0 (6/6) 4-0-0-0 (12) BGSU 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-2-0-0 (0/6) ---- 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-2-0-0 (0) FSU 0-2-0-0 (0/6) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) ---- 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-1-1-1 (2/6) 0-3-1-1 (2) LSSU 2-0-0-0 (6/6) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) ---- 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 2-0-0-0 (6) MTU 1-0-1-1 (5/6) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) ---- 0-2-0-0 (0/6) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 1-2-1-1 (5) MSU 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 2-0-0-0 (6/6) ---- 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 3-1-0-0 (9) NMU 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-2-0-0 (0/6) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 1-0-1-0 (4/6) 0-0-0-0(-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) ---- 1-0-1-0 (4)

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Head Coach: Mike Corbett (4th season) Head Coach: Matt Thomas (4th season) Record at UAH: 19-87-12 Record at UAA: 38-61-11 2015-16 Overall Record: 7-21-6 (5-17-6) 2015-16 Overall Record: 11-20-3 (8-18-2) 2016-17 Overall Record: 2-5-1 (2-3-1-0) 2016-17 Overall Record: 1-3-0 (0-0-0-0)

Chargers Seawolves University of Alabama in Huntsville University of Alaska Anchorage

• The UAH hockey team opened its 2016-17 home slate against Lake Superior • The Alaska Anchorage Seawolves (1-3-0, 0-0-0 WCHA) start Western State this past weekend in Huntsville at the Von Braun Center, with the Collegiate Hockey Association play, Oct. 28-29 at #20 Bemidji State. The Lakers earning the series sweep by scores of 6-3 and 5-2. The Chargers are games are scheduled to start at 4:07 p.m. ADT both days at the Sanford now 2-5-1 overall and 2-3-1 within the WCHA. Center. • The Chargers look ahead to their second nonconference series of the season • The Seawolves and Beavers meet for the 15th and 16th all-time games, with a trip to St. Cloud State on Friday and Saturday night, as the puck is which started in 2010. Overall, BSU leads the all-time series record, 9-1-4 slated to drop at 7:37 p.m. for the opener and at 7:07 p.m. for the finale. and 5-1-2 in Bemidji. SCSU enters the week with a 2-2-0 record this season, and have moved up to • The only UAA win came Nov. 12, 2010 (5-4) on the road in the teams’ No. 10 in the USCHO poll released Monday morning. first-ever meeting, giving the Beavers a 13-game unbeaten streak and a four- • After a two-goal performance in the series finale this past weekend, Max game winning streak vs. the Seawolves. Last season, the Beavers swept in McHugh now leads the WCHA with five goals scored to go along with Anchorage, 6-3, 5-1, on Jan. 8-9, 2016. one assist for a team-high six points offensively. A Seattle native, McHugh • The Seawolves enter the weekend following a bye weekend (Oct. 21-22) eclipsed the career 50-point mark during the weekend series, as the junior and a non-conference weekend at the Brice Alaska Goal Rush, Oct. 14-15 in now owns 51 points from 24 goals and 27 assists in his career. Fairbanks. • Jordan Larson has continued to impress early into his collegiate career, with • UAA fell to Omaha, 3-1 on Oct. 14, before collecting its first win of the two points on one goal and one assist in the weekend series against LSSU. season on Oct. 15, shutting out Canisius, 1-0. Larson now ranks tied for second on the roster with five points (2g-3a), • For the first time in tournament history, a lower-48 team captured the which is good for a tie for fourth amongst WCHA rookies. Goal Rush title – Omaha defeated Alaska Fairbanks in overtime, 4-3, for the • Huntsville native Josh Kestner recorded the first goal of the season in the crown. Only the Nanooks and the Seawolves have won the championship series opener on Friday in addition to an assist for his first multi-point prior. performance of 2016-17. Kestner now rates tied for second on the roster • The Seawolves are now 11-6-1 all-time at the Brice Alaska Goal Rush, which with five points (1g-4a), while ranking tied for ninth in the WCHA with four started in 2008-09. The Seawolves won the BAGR twice – in 2008 for the assists. inaugural event and again in 2011. • For the second weekend in a row, Jordan Uhelski played the most time in • UAA had two athletes named to the BAGR all-tournament team – senior D goal for the Chargers as he totaled 80 minutes with 34 saves and five goals Chase Van Allen and junior G Olivier Mantha. allowed. Uhelski now owns a 2.73 goals against average and a .905 save • Mantha (1-2-0, .886sv%, 3.33gaa) made 22 stops for the shutout and his – percentage through five appearances and two starts. and the teams – first since Nov. 14, 2015 vs. Ferris State. • UAH leads the nation as a team with a total of 127 blocks on defense, with • Scoring the lone goal for the Seawolves on Oct. 15 was sophomore F Mason Cam Knight leading the NCAA with 22 blocks followed by Brandon Carlson Mitchell, while junior F Austin Azurdia was credited with the helper. With and Brandon Parker tied for second with 19 blocks. the point, Azurdia leads the Seawolves with two points. • The Chargers are 0-11-0 all-time against St. Cloud State, with the first • UAA sophomore redshirt Jonah Renouf furnished UAA’s tally on Oct. 14 – his matchup occurring in 1988 and the last coming on Nov. 16, 2013. UAH last first collegiate point – which came on the power play. Assists went toAzurdia traveled to the Huskies for a two-game series on Oct. 19-20 in the 2012-13 and freshman F Aleksi Ainali – his first collegiate point. campaign. • Getting the start between the pipes on Oct. 14 was senior Rasmus Reijola • Following this weekend at St. Cloud State, UAH will return to WCHA play with (0-1-0, .909sv%, 3.06gaa). Reijola, who spent three seasons at St. Cloud its first trip to the Last Frontier in 2016-17 with a two-game series at Alaska State, made 30 saves in goal. Anchorage on Nov. 4-5. • UAA is sitting at 90% on the penalty kill, stopping 19 of 21 power plays and good for No. 3 in the WCHA. Meanwhile, the Seawolves’ man-advantage unit is 1-for-23 (.043).

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Head Coach: Dallas Ferguson (9th season) Head Coach: Tom Serratore (16th season) Record at UAF: 73-135-38 Record at BSU: 248-242-67 2015-16 Overall Record: 10-22-4 (8-16-4) 2015-16 Overall Record: 17-16-6 (11-12-5) 2016-17 Overall Record: 2-4-0 (1-1-0-0) 2016-17 Overall Record: 4-2-0 (4-0-0-0)

Nanooks Beavers University of Alaska Bemidji State University

• The Alaska Nanooks opened conference play this past weekend splitting with • Bemidji State dropped a pair of one-goal games at No. 1 North Dakota last No. 9th-ranked Minnesota State last Friday (Oct. 21) and Saturday (Oct. 22) weekend, marking the first time the Beavers had been swept since Dec. at the Patty Ice Arena. The Nooks fell 7-1 to MSU on Friday before bouncing 11-12 versus Bowling Green (4-1 and 2-0). back for a 4-2 victory. • BSU dropped its first game of the 2016-17 season Friday. After jumping out • After the weekend, Alaska ranks seventh in the WCHA with a 1-1-0 to a 2-0 lead, the Beavers saw Brock Boeser net a hat trick to lead No. 1 UND conference record and three points. to a 3-2 victory. Saturday the team saw a 1-0 first period lead turn into a 5-1 • Junior forward Austin Vieth was the only Nook to register a goal on Friday’s deficit in the third, but battled back before dropping the game, 5-4. 7-1 loss, collecting his second goal of the season and Alaska’s first and only • Michael Bitzer turned aside a season-best 33 shots Friday. It was the ninth shorthanded goal of the season thus far 30-save night of his 68-game collegiate career. • Three Nooks recorded a multi-point game on Saturday’s 4-2 win, as senior • Bitzer has backstopped the Beavers to a 4-2-0 start. He owns a 1.68 GAA, forward Brandon Morley posted two assists, freshman forward Ross Heidt and a .935 save percentage. tallied one goal and one assist and freshman defenseman Danny Kiraly led • In league play, Bitzer is 4-0-0 with a 0.50 GAA and .977 save percentage. He the team with three assists on the night. has allowed just two goals, including a shot-handed goal, in 239:53 of WCHA • Sophomore goaltender Jesse Jenks backstopped Alaska’s victory on Saturday, play. recording 25 saves from 27 shots for a save percentage of .926 on the night. • Bitzer leads the country with two shutouts, is second in wins (4), eighth in Jenks now leads the Nanooks goaltenders in saves (84), shots (95), GAA GAA (1.68 ), ninth in save percentage (.935) and saves (145). (3.18), save percentage (.884) and is tied for win percentage (.333). • After registering just six points (1g-5a) in 39 games as a sophomore,Brett • Senior forward Brandon Morley leads the Nanooks in points with five assists, Beauvais already has a team-best six points (2g-4a) through the Beavers’ first also leading the team in assists (5), assists per games played (0.83), points six games of 2016-17, which includes a goal Friday and an assist Saturday. per game (0.83) and plus/minus (+4). Morley has tallied two multi-point • Bemidji native Dillon Eichstadt recorded his first collegiate goal Saturday, a games this season and contributed one game-winning assist. short-handed goal in the midst of BSU’s three-goal, third period comeback • Four Nanooks are tied for first on the team in goals with two apiece. Junior attempt. It was his 43rd game in the Green and White. defenseman Zach Frye, sophomore forward Chad Staley, freshman forward • After holding its opponents scoreless on their first 25 power-play Troy Van Tetering and Vieth have all registered two goals, tying them in the opportunities of 2016-17, the BSU penalty-kill unit allowed its first power- top-20 in the league. play goal of the season Friday as UND went 1-for-5. BSU is now 28-of-30 • Staley leads the team in power play points with three, recording one PPG (.933) to rank fifth in the country. and two power play assists. Staley also leads the Nanooks in goals per shots • BSU was 2-for-11 on the man advantage versus North Dakota, which includes on goal with a .286 percentage. a 2-for-4 effort in the series finale. BSU is now 5-of-32 (.156) on the season. • Alternate captain Frye ranks first amongst his teammates in shots on goal • Bemidji State has been the first team on the scoreboard in each of its six (18), shots on goal per games played (3.00) and is tied for first in goals (2), games this season. power play goals (1) and blocks (7). • After posting four points (0g-4a) in 35 games as a freshman, defender Dan • Of the nine Nanook rookies that have dressed in at least one game this Billett has been a part of the Beavers scoring punch through six games of season, six of them have recorded at least one point. Kiraly leads the rookies 20161-7. He has already matched his scoring total from a year ago (0g-4a). with three points (three assists), while Van Tetering, Heidt, forwards Colton • Through six games, 11 different BSU players have scored at least one goal. Leiter and Tyler Cline have collected two points each. Jay Dickman leads the team with three goals, matching his season total for • After scoring at least one power play goal in five of the Nanooks’ six games 2015-16. this season, Alaska is third in the WCHA in G/GP (2.67), PPG (6), PPG/GP • Dan Billett leads the Beavers and ranks 10th in the nation with 15 blocked (1.00), PPA (12), PPA/GP (2.00), power play points (18) and PPP/GP (3.00). shots this season. • Alaska travels to Lake Superior State for their first WCHA road trip of the • UND took its first lead of the night Friday with 7:08 to go in the game and led season, taking on the Lakers Friday (Oct. 28) and Saturday (Oct. 29). for more than 40 minutes Saturday. Still through six games, the Beavers have trailed for just 47:29 and have held a lead for 236:29 of 360 minutes played. • Bemidji State has out scored its opponents 9-2 in the first period through six games. It has been out scored 8-7 in the second and third periods combined. • The Beavers now return their focus to the WCHA as they host Alaska Anchorage Oct. 28-29. The Beavers are 9-1-4 all time versus the Seawolves and open the series riding a four-game winning streak an a 13-game unbeaten streak versus UAA. • The Beavers are 5-1-2 when hosting UAA in Bemidji. • BSU has scored at least three goals in its last nine games versus UAA and averages 3.85 goals per game in the all-time series, while allowing 2.50. • Gerry Fitzgerald leads all current Beavers in offensive success versus the Seawolves. In six career games, he has seven points (4g-3a), which includes a game-winning goal. • Bitzer is 4-0-0 versus UAA with a 1.75 GAA and .924 save percentage.

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Head Coach: Chris Bergeron (7th season) Head Coach: Bob Daniels (25th season) Record at BGSU: 102-118-32 Record at FSU: 417-430-96 2015-16 Overall Record: 22-14-6 (16-7-5) 2015-16 Overall Record: 20-15-6 (13-11-4) 2016-17 Overall Record: 0-5-1 (0-2-0-0) 2016-17 Overall Record: 0-6-1 (0-2-1-1)

Falcons Bulldogs Bowling Green State University Ferris State University

• The Falcons hold an all-time advantage over the Redhawks by a 61-47-8 • The Ferris State University men’s team won a shootout over the mark, although Miami has clinched the last three games over the Falcons in Northern Michigan Wildcats on Saturday (Oct. 22) night as they picked up 4-1, 2-1 and 3-2 finals. The last Bowling Green win over Miami came in the their first Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) points of the year Falcons home opener on Oct. 10, 2014 in a 3-2 victory. inside FSU’s Ewigleben Ice Arena. • Two Falcon freshmen have notched their first career goals this year, including • Freshman forward Taylor Fernandez earned his first collegiate goal while Frederic Letourneau and Alec Rauhauser. sophomore goaltender Darren Smith backstopped the Bulldogs to what • Letourneau, who has seen action in five games thus far, marked his first amounted to a 2-2 overtime tie by NCAA standards with 40 saves. Redshirt collegiate goal against then-No. 19 Ohio State on Friday night. The Montreal, freshman forward Craig Pefley scored the shootout winning goal for Ferris Quebec native is currently on a two-game point streak, as Letourneau State. The Bulldogs killed off a 5-on-3 man advantage in the three-on-three assisted in senior Pierre-Luc Mercier’s first goal of the season in the second overtime to reach the shootout, where Smith stuffed Northern Michigan’s game of the home-and-home series with Ohio State. Casey Purpur to give the Bulldogs the extra point in the WCHA standings. • A native of Bismarck, N.D., Rauhauser also has two points on the season and • The Bulldogs exploded for four first period goals, but were unable to has seen ice time in all six of the Falcons games thus far. The defenseman overcome a late charge by the Northern Michigan Wildcats in a 6-4 loss on found the back of the net for his first collegiate goal in the 4-4 tie with Friday (Oct. 21) night at the Ewigleben Ice Arena in WCHA play. Western Michigan at home, and assisted in senior Matt Pohlkamp’s power • Ferris State sports a record of 6-13-2 record against Minnesota State in 21 play goal against Ohio State. all-time meetings. In 2015-16, the Bulldogs went 2-1 against the Mavericks, • Senior Matt Pohlkamp has had two multi-point games this season, including most recently upending the then conference co-champions in the WCHA a pair of assists against Western Michigan, followed by two goals at home Final Five Championship game. Senior forward Gerald Mayhew netted the against Ohio State. It is the third time in his career that the Baxter, Minn. winner on a penalty shot at the end of the second period in the contest at native has marked a two-goal game, while both came on the power play for Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Mich. the Falcons. With the pair of multi-point performances, Pohlkamp accounts • Since entering WCHA play, the Mavericks have had a 9-2-0 record against the for a 0.67 points per game average. Bulldogs starting in 2013-14. Ferris State had a 4-4-2 mark in program history • Bowling Green senior captain Sean Walker had a three-game scoring streak, with the Mavericks prior to joining the WCHA. after finding the back of the net against Western Michigan on back-to-back • Ferris State and Minnesota State only met three times last season, and two nights and then again versus No. 19 Ohio State. Walker also scored his of the contests were one goal affairs. Ferris State outscored the Mavericks first shorthanded goal of his career against the Broncos, and posted two by an aggregate score of 11-8 over the three games, but seven of Ferris multi-point nights in the three-game span, for a team-leading season total State’s 11 goals in the series came in a 7-4 victory over the Mavericks on Nov. of five points. It is the first time in his career that Walker has scored in three 6, 2015. Mayhew had four points against the Mavericks in the three game consecutive games. The Keswick, Ont. native is also tied for 28th overall in series, on two goals and two assists. Sophomore forward Andrew Dorantes the NCAA with his 0.83 points per game average. also posted four points in the season series for Ferris State. In net, Smith • Sophomore defenseman Mark Friedman, a third round draft pick of the started all three contests for Ferris State, compiling a .905 save percentage Philadelphia Flyers, marked a multi-point game on Friday night against Ohio and a 2.66 goals against average. State with a pair of assists, making it his ninth multi-point game of his career. • The Bulldogs will not see home ice again until Nov. 12. Ferris State has five Friedman also notched his first goal of the season at Western Michigan on straight road contests, with two each at Minnesota State and Bowling Green Oct. 15 to tally 1-2-3 through the first six games of the season. State State, and a lone Nov. 10 match up at Michigan State. Ferris State • Junior Mitch McLain started out the season by scoring two goals in two wraps up their early stretch at home having played six home contests in games, one being his third career shorthanded goal. The Baxter, Minn. native October, which is the most in any single month that Ferris State will play in joins senior Matt Pohlkamp in the search to join the Bowling Green records the regular season. October’s nine games are also the most that Ferris State page in the category, each tallying three shorthanded goals, aiming for a is scheduled to play in any month this season. minimum of five to join the standings. • The strength of schedule for Ferris State has been tough to match, as Ferris State will finish October having played against two nationally ranked teams (#9 Minnesota state, #11 Michigan) over three games. Western Michigan University is the last team out of this week’s USCHO.com poll, whom Ferris State played twice as well. • Sophomore forward Corey Mackin was the WCHA Rookie of the year in 2015-16 with 10 goals and 15 assists, but found the scoresheet just once in Ferris State’s first five games (an assist vs. Michigan). Despite the early struggles, the first period of Friday night’s game against the Northern Michigan Wildcats saw Mackin get the monkey off of his back in dramatic fashion. Over the course of less than seven minutes of play Mackin scored a power play goal, a shorthanded goal and finally assisted on Craig Pefley’s first collegiate goal. For Mackin, it was his eighth collegiate multi-point game, and the third three-point evening in a Bulldog uniform in just 46 games of action.

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Head Coach: Damon Whitten (3rd season) Head Coach: Mel Pearson (6th season) Record at LSSU: 26-50-7 Record at MTU: 96-82-24 2015-16 Overall Record: 14-22-5 (10-13-5) 2015-16 Overall Record: 23-9-5 (18-7-3) 2016-17 Overall Record: 4-0-0 (2-0-0-0) 2016-17 Overall Record: 1-5-2 (1-2-1-1)

Lakers Huskies Lake Superior State University Michigan Technological University

• Lake Superior State moved to 4-0-0 last weekend with a sweep on the road • The Huskies traveled to Ann Arbor for a nonconference series at No. 11 against Alabama Huntsville. The victories were the first for the Lakers in Michigan. The Wolverines won 4-3 Friday and the two teams skated to a 3-3 WCHA play, opening the conference slate with a 2-0-0 record. tie Saturday. • The Lakers used a four-goal second period to help propel them to a 6-3 • Six different players scored Tech's six goals over the weekend. Alex Gillies, victory in Friday’s series opener. Brayden Gelsinger and Gage Torrel put Alex Smith, and Reid Sturos scored Friday. Michael Neville, Chris Leibinger, the Lakers up 2-0 through the first period and Gelsinger notched his second and Thomas Berettascored Saturday. goal of the night mid-way through the second to put the Lakers up 3-1. • The Huskies outshot the Wolverines 79-45 on the weekend. Sophomore Diego Cuglietta then scored two goals, one a shorthanded • Senior defenseman Cliff Watson had an assist each night for his first two game-winner, and J.T. Henke logged his third goal of the season to put the points of the season. The San Jose Sharks draft pick, and team captain, has Lakers up 6-1 after 40 minutes of play. 29 career points on five goals and 24 assists in 125 games. • On Saturday the Lakers were greeted early with a Chargers goal, just one • Leibinger had a goal and an assist at Michigan. He picked up an assist Friday minute into play. For the first time this season the Lakers trailed for just over and scored his second goal of the season on Saturday. Leibinger, a senior, seven minutes, before Anthony Nellis scored the first of his two goals. has played in all eight games this season. He’s played three games at defense • Freshman Bryan Basilico scored his first collegiate goal to end the first and five at left wing. period with LSSU leading 2-1, and Mitch Hults tallied his second goal of the • Neville had a goal and an assist over the weekend. He picked up an assist season to put the Lakers ahead 3-1 in the second period. Cuglietta later Friday and scored his first goal of the season Saturday. In 188 career games, capped the LSSU scoring with a diving attempt to get his stick on the puck Neville, a senior, has nine goals and 30 assists. and redirect a centering pass from Josh Nenadal. • Smith had a goal and an assist at Michigan. The freshman scored his second • Nenadal logged his first two assists of the season on Saturday night and career goal 5:30 into the third period on Friday and assisted on Leibinger’s freshman defender Collin Saccoman his third assist of the weekend on game-tying goal in the third period Saturday. Smith has played in seven of Saturday after picking up two assists on Friday. the eight games this season and has two goals and an assist. • The Lakers and No. 1 ranked North Dakota (5-0-0) are now the only teams • The Huskies return to the Upper Peninsula for a WCHA series against to have won all of their games this season. The Lakers are also leading the Northern Michigan this weekend. The two teams meet at the John MacInnes nation with a six goals per-game average. Student Ice Arena on Friday night and the Berry Events Center in Marquette • LSSU is tied with Minnesota State for the NCAA lead with a +15 goal margin. Saturday. Both games will be broadcast live on TV6 throughout the UP. • Special teams is also firing on all cylinders for the Lakers with the power • Michigan Tech will induct the 1975 NCAA National Championship Team and play ranking fourth nationally at 28-percent this season and the penalty kill former hockey players Brent Peterson and Scott White into the Sports Hall ranking seventh nationally with a 92-percent success rate. of Fame Saturday. Peterson played hockey for the Huskies from 1991-95 as • During the first and second periods combined this season the Lakers rank a left winger. He played in 158 career games, tallying 80 goals and 64 assists. third nationally in goals (19) and lead the country with 4.75 goals per game. White played 154 games from 1985-89. He also served as an assistant coach • Four Lakers: Owen Headrick (1-6--7), Henke (3-4--7), Hults (2-5--7) and for the Huskies from 1994-99. As a player, White racked up 93 points on Gelsinger (3-4--7) are all tied for eighth nationally with a 1.75 point-per- 20 goals and 73 assists from the blue line. The 1975 team finished with a game average and are tied for the fifth-most points by a WCHA player. 32-10-0 record and defeated the University of Minnesota 6-1 at St. Louis • Torrel (3-3--6), Cuglietta (3-2--5) and Nellis (3-2--5) are also averaging over a Arena to capture the third national title in school history. The Huskies also point-per-game for the Lakers. won the WCHA Tournament after finishing second in the WCHA regular • Freshmen Saccoman and Luke Morgan have each logged four assists season. through their first four collegiate games. • Tech is 57-69-14 all-time against NMU, dating back to 1979. Tech is 31-29-8 • In net, junior goaltender Gordon Defiel has fared well enough to rank third at home and 22-38-6 in Marquette. in save percentage among WCHA goaltenders with a .913 clip. His 2.25 • Tech went 3-1 against NMU last year. The two teams split in the first meeting goals-against average also ranks third among league goaltenders and he with NMU winning 4-1 in Marquette on Oct. 23. The Huskies won the next remains one-of-the-two undefeated goaltenders left in the league. night 3-1 at home. Tech swept the Wildcats in the final games of the regular • Henke, Gelsinger and Hults have each registered a point in every game thus season on March 4-5, outscoring NMU 9-1 to clinch the MacNaughton Cup. far for the Lakers and they each have a pair of multi-point games. • Torrel has three multi-point games, while Henke and Nellis each have two multi-point games. All three have earned a point in three of four games. • The Lakers return home this weekend to face Alaska during the ninth annual Pink in the Rink Weekend at LSSU. Through eight years, LSSU’s Pink in the Rink has generated more than $145,000 for local health and wellness organizations. • Last season the Lakers swept the Nanooks on the road in their only meeting (Dec. 2-3, 2015). LSSU leads the all-time series 34-21-6 over the Nanooks and hold a commanding 25-9-1 record in games played in Sault Ste. Marie. • Since both teams joined the WCHA in 2013-14, the series is tied at 4-4-0 with both teams earning a sweep in Fairbanks and splitting the pair of series played in the Soo.

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Head Coach: Mike Hastings (5th season) Head Coach: Walt Kyle (15th season) Record at MSU: 105-50-14 Record at NMU: 254-244-65 2015-16 Overall Record: 21-13-7 (16-5-7) 2015-16 Overall Record: 15-16-7 (12-11-5) 2016-17 Overall Record: 5-1-0 (3-1-0-0) 2016-17 Overall Record: 2-3-1 (1-2-1-0)

Mavericks Wildcats Minnesota State University Northern Michigan University

• Ninth-rated Minnesota State stands 5-0-1 overall (3-1-0 WCHA) after gaining • Northern Michigan took four WCHA points from Ferris State after skating to a a league split at the University of Alaska (7-1 win and 4-2 loss) last weekend. 6-4 victory and a 2-2 draw last weekend. In Friday's win, the Wildcats scored • Freshman forward Nick Rivera scored twice and had two assists in earning four unanswered goals to overcome a two-period deficit for the first time WCHA Rookie of the Week honors for his play in Minnesota State's two since Dec. 30, 2015 against Michigan State at the Great Lakes Invitational. games at Alaska last weekend. His first career goal, which came in Friday's • Thirteen of the 19 skaters who saw action against the Bulldogs picked up at 7-1 victory over the Nanooks, was the game winner. Rivera enters the Ferris least one point. Seven of those 13 had a multi-point weekend, led by Darien State series owning a three-game point-scoring streak (2-3--5). Craighead (2g-1a). • Senior forward Michael Huntebrinker, who has had at least one point in five • With a goal and an assist against Ferris State, Robbie Payne improved his of Minnesota State's six games this year (1-5--6), has 12-25--37 in 91 career season point total to eight, good for second in the WCHA. He is also tied with games with the Mavericks. Craighead for second in goals (4), tied for fifth in shots on goal (22) and tied • Sophomore defenseman Daniel Brickley had three assists in Friday's 7-1 for ninth in assists (4). Nationally, he is tied for eighth in goal scoring. win at Alaska and with 1-9--10 on the year sits atop the Minnesota scoring • Craighead leads all WCHA freshmen in goals (4) and is tied for fourth in charts. Brickley's nine assists lead the country and his ten points are the points (5). He is tied for second among NCAA rookies in goal scoring. most by any defenseman in the nation. • Zach Diamantoni, who now has five helpers on the season, moved into a tie • Senior forward Jordan Nelson, who had two assists in the series vs. Alaska for fourth in the overall WCHA standings. last weekend, enters the Ferris State series riding a four-game point-scoring • Four freshmen, Collin Peters (1g-1a), Rylan Yaremko (1g-1a), Philip Beaulieu streak (1-4--5). Nelson has 13 goals and 17 assists for 30 points in 106 career (2a) and Luke Voltin (1g), recorded their first collegiate points over the games played. weekend. Yaremko became the first newcomer to string together a point • Junior forward Zeb Knutson ranks third on Minnesota State's scoring chart streak by registering his assist Friday and his goal Saturday. with 3-4--7 and heads into to Ferris State series owning a three-game point- • Craighead enjoyed his second two-goal effort of the season in Friday's scoring streak (0-4--4). Knutson has totalled 11-16--27 in 54 career games. comeback victory. He is the first Wildcat since 2007-08 to have at least two • Senior netminder Cole Huggins, who owns a 5-0-0 record along with a 1.27 multi-goal performances during his freshman campaign. That season, Phil goals against average and a .942 save percentage, has 43 wins in his four Fox netted two against Michigan on Oct. 20 and against Sacred Heart on Dec. seasons with the Mavericks to rank sixth all-time at Minnesota State. 29 while Mark Olver posted two against Lake Superior State on Nov. 24, at • Freshman defenseman Ian Scheid scored his first career goal and added an Alaska on Dec. 1, against Omaha on Feb. 22 and against Ohio State on March assist in Friday's 7-1 win at the University of Alaska. He scored again the next 9. night in extending his point-scoring streak to three games (2-2--4). • With a helper in that win as well, Craighead became the first Northern • Freshman forward Marc Michaelis, who scored twice in Friday's 7-1 victory Michigan freshman since 2013-14 to have a three-point game. That season, at Alaska, is tied for second on Minnesota State's scoring charts with 3-5--8 John Siemer posted a goal and two assists on Jan. 18 in a 4-3 loss to Alaska at for the year. His eight points stand tied for second in the nation in freshmen the Berry Events Center. scoring. • The Wildcats last scored at least six goals in a single game on Oct. 16, 2015 • At 116 games played, senior defenseman Carter Foguth is Minnesota State’s against Lake Superior State (6-3). They last had a six-goal outburst on the active career games played leader. Foguth, who has 227 blocked shots and is road on Jan. 4, 2013 at St. Cloud State (6-2). Over the past five seasons (2011 + 27 in this four seasons with the Mavericks. to 2016), Northern Michigan has scored six or more goals in a single game • Senior defenseman Sean Flanagan, who has 9-30--39 with 136 shots on goal five times, with only the effort against the Huskies coming away from the and is +15 in 107 career games, got his first goal of 2016-17 when he scored Berry Events Center. The other times were on Oct. 19, 2013 against Omaha in Saturday's game at the University of Alaska. (6-3), Feb. 24, 2012 against Lake Superior State (6-2) and Jan. 7, 2012 against • The Mavericks continue WCHA action this weekend with a pair of home Alaska (7-3). games vs Ferris State. The Mavericks lead the all-time series with the • On the strength of their eight-goal weekend, the Wildcats are now tied for Bulldogs by a 14-5-2 margin and have gone 9-2-0 in the last 11 games vs. third in the WCHA with an average of 2.67 goals per game. FSU. • Northern Michigan has faced Michigan Tech more than any other opponent • Minnesota State is in its 48th year of college hockey and owns an all-time and holds a 69-57-14 lead in the all-time series. The Wildcats have only faced record of 841-623-148. The Mavericks are in their 18th year of membership one other team, Lake Superior State, at least 100 times. in the WCHA and stand 214-209-55 all-time in regular-season games vs. • Brock Maschmeyer (3g-5a), Dominik Shine (2g-3a) and Gerard Hanson (4a) WCHA opponents. are the top-three point producers against the Huskies on this year's team. • Last season, Northern Michigan opened WCHA play against then No. 16 Michigan Tech with a home-and-home series on Oct. 23-24. The Wildcats won the first game, 4-1, in front of a sellout crowd at the Berry Events Center but dropped the second in Houghton, 3-1. During that series, Atte Tolvanen stopped 63 of 67 shots to earn his second WCHA Rookie of the Week award. The Huskies swept the March series on the strength of 4-0 and 5-1 victories.

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Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 4 1-8-9 2.25 2/4 1 0 0 0 +4 2 Zeb Knutson MNS JR F 4 3-3-6 1.50 3/6 1 0 2 0 +2 Max McHugh ALH JR F 6 5-1-6 1.00 1/2 3 0 0 0 E 4 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 4 3-2-5 1.25 1/2 2 0 0 0 -1 Myles Fitzgerald BMJ JR F 4 1-4-5 1.25 1/2 0 0 1 0 +4 Craig Pefley FSU FR F 4 1-4-5 1.25 3/6 1 0 0 0 +2 Jordan Larson ALH FR F 6 2-3-5 0.83 3/6 0 0 0 0 -2 Josh Kestner ALH JR F 6 1-4-5 0.83 5/10 0 0 0 0 +1 9 Diego Cuglietta LSSU SO F 2 3-1-4 2.00 0/0 0 1 1 0 +4 Shane Hanna MTU SR D 4 2-2-4 1.00 1/2 2 0 0 0 -1 C.J. Franklin MNS JR F 4 2-2-4 1.00 2/15 2 0 0 0 +1 WPG Nicholas Rivera MNS FR F 4 2-2-4 1.00 0/0 0 0 1 0 +3 Ian Scheid MNS FR D 4 2-2-4 1.00 1/2 1 0 0 0 +2 Brennan Saulnier ALH JR F 4 1-3-4 1.00 0/0 0 0 1 0 -1 Brett Beauvais BMJ JR D 4 1-3-4 1.00 2/4 0 0 0 0 +5 16 16 Players Tied With 3 Points

Defenseman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 4 1-8-9 2.25 2/4 1 0 0 0 +4 2 Shane Hanna MTU SR D 4 2-2-4 1.00 1/2 2 0 0 0 -1 Ian Scheid MNS FR D 4 2-2-4 1.00 1/2 1 0 0 0 +2 Brett Beauvais BMJ JR D 4 1-3-4 1.00 2/4 0 0 0 0 +5 5 Collin Saccoman LSSU FR D 2 0-3-3 1.50 0/0 0 0 0 0 +4 Matt Roy MTU JR D 4 1-2-3 0.75 5/10 1 0 0 0 E LOS Dan Billett BMJ SOD 4 0-3-3 0.75 2/4 0 0 0 0 +3 Mitch Reinke MTU FR D 4 0-3-3 0.75 0/0 0 0 0 0 -1 Kurt Gosselin ALH SO D 6 1-2-3 0.50 3/6 0 0 0 0 -3 10 Mark Auk MTU JR D 3 1-1-2 0.67 1/2 0 0 0 0 -2 Zach Whitecloud BMJ FR D 4 1-1-2 0.50 2/4 1 0 0 0 -1 Sean Flanagan MNS SR D 4 1-1-2 0.50 0/0 0 0 0 0 -1 Rylan Yaremko NMU FR D 4 1-1-2 0.50 1/2 0 0 0 0 +1 Ryan Lowney FSU SR D 4 0-2-2 0.50 4/8 0 0 0 0 E Philip Beaulieu NMU FR D 4 0-2-2 0.50 2/4 0 0 0 0 -2 Brandon Parker ALH JR D 6 0-2-2 0.33 2/4 0 0 0 0 +1

Freshman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 4 3-2-5 1.25 1/2 2 0 0 0 -1 Craig Pefley FSU FR F 4 1-4-5 1.25 3/6 1 0 0 0 +2 Jordan Larson ALH FR F 6 2-3-5 0.83 3/6 0 0 0 0 -2 4 Nicholas Rivera MNS FR F 4 2-2-4 1.00 0/0 0 0 1 0 +3 Ian Scheid MNS FR D 4 2-2-4 1.00 1/2 1 0 0 0 +2 6 Brayden Gelsinger LSSU FR F 2 2-1-3 1.50 0/0 0 0 0 0 +1 Collin Saccoman LSSU FR D 2 0-3-3 1.50 0/0 0 0 0 0 +4 Darien Craighead NMU FR F 4 2-1-3 0.75 0/0 1 0 0 0 -3 Mitch Reinke MTU FR D 4 0-3-3 0.75 0/0 0 0 0 0 -1 Brandon Salerno ALH FR F 6 2-1-3 0.50 0/0 0 0 0 0 -2 11 Ross Heidt UA FR RW 2 1-1-2 1.00 2/15 0 0 0 0 -3 Luke Morgan LSSU FR F 2 0-2-2 1.00 0/0 0 0 0 0 +1 Zach Whitecloud BMJ FR D 4 1-1-2 0.50 2/4 1 0 0 0 -1 Collin Peters NMU FR F 4 1-1-2 0.50 1/2 0 0 0 0 E Rylan Yaremko NMU FR D 4 1-1-2 0.50 1/2 0 0 0 0 +1 Philip Beaulieu NMU FR D 4 0-2-2 0.50 2/4 0 0 0 0 -2 WCHA Conference Scoring Leaders

Goal Scoring GP G GPG Assist Scoring GP A APG 1 Max McHugh ALH JR F 6 5 0.83 1 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 4 8 2.00 2 Diego Cuglietta LSS SO F 2 3 1.50 2 Myles Fitzgerald BMJ JR F 4 4 1.00 Zeb Knutson MNS JR F 4 3 0.75 Craig Pefley FSU FR F 4 4 1.00 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 4 3 0.75 Josh Kestner ALH JR F 6 4 0.67 5 12 Players Tied With 2 5 Brandon Morley AKF SR LW 2 3 1.50 Collin Saccoman LSS FR D 2 3 1.50 Brennan Saulnier ALH JR F 4 3 0.75 Phillip Marinaccio BMJ SR F 4 3 0.75 Brett Beauvais BMJ JR D 4 3 0.75 Dan Billett BMJ SOD 4 3 0.75 Mitch Reinke MTU FR D 4 3 0.75 Michael Huntebrinker MNS SR F 4 3 0.75 Zeb Knutson MNS JR F 4 3 0.75 Jordan Larson ALH FR F 6 3 0.50

Power Play Goals GP G GPG Power Play Points GP G-A-P PPG 1 Max McHugh ALH JR F 6 3 0.50 1 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 4 1-5-6 1.50 2 Shane Hanna MTU SR D 4 2 0.50 2 Shane Hanna MTU SR D 4 2-2-4 1.00 C.J. Franklin MNS JR F 4 2 0.50 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 4 2-2-4 1.00 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 4 2 0.50 4 C.J. Franklin MNS JR F 4 2-1-3 0.75 5 19 Players Tied With 1 Ian Scheid MNS FR D 4 1-2-3 0.75 Max McHugh ALH JR F 6 3-0-3 0.50 7 11 Players Tied With 2 Points

Shorthanded Goals GP G GPG Game-Winning Goals GP G GPG 1 Austin Vieth AKF JR C/LW 1 1 1.00 1 Zeb Knutson MNS JRF 4 2 0.50 Mitchell McLain BGS JR F 1 1 1.00 2 12 Players Tied With 1 Diego Cuglietta LSS SO F 2 1 0.50 Corey Mackin FSU SOF 4 1 0.25 Denver Pierce NMU SOF 4 1 0.25 Brent Fletcher ALH SR F 6 1 0.17

Plus-Minus GP +/- Hat Tricks GP HT 1 Brett Beauvais BMJ JR D 4 +5 2 Diego Cuglietta LSS SO F 2 +4 Gage Torrel LSS SO F 2 +4 Collin Saccoman LSS FR D 2 +4 Jordan Nelson MNS SR F 3 +4 Myles Fitzgerald BMJ JR F 4 +4 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 4 +4 Max Coatta MNS SO F 4 +4 9 6 Players Tied With +3

Blocked Shots GP BLK BLK/G Face-Off Percentage FW FL FO % 1 Brandon Parker ALH JR D 6 16 2.67 1 Matt Salhany ALH SRF 8 4 .667 Cam Knight ALH SOD 6 16 2.67 Hampus Sjödahl BMJ FR F 6 3 .667 3 Brandon Carlson ALH SR D 5 12 2.40 3 Nate Arentz BMJ SR F 2815 .651 4 Justin Baudry BMJ SO D 4 10 2.50 4 Craig Pefley FSU FR F 4424 .647 Gerard Hanson NMU SR F 4 10 2.50 5 Matt Pohlkamp BGS SR F 7 4 .636 6 Richard Buri ALH JR D 3 9 3.00 6 J.T. Henke LSS JR F 1710 .630 Dan Billett BMJ SOD 4 9 2.25 7 Alex Smith MTU FR F 3018 .625 Zach Whitecloud BMJ FR D 4 9 2.25 Jason Tackett FSU FR F 2515 .625 9 4 Players Tied With 8 Josh Erickson AKF SR LW 10 6 .625 10 Andrew Dorantes FSU JR F 41 26 .612 WCHA Conference Goaltending Leaders

Goals Against Average GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL 1 Michael Bitzer BMJ JR 4 239:53 2 0.50 4-0-0 2 84 .977 2 Cole Huggins MNS SR 4 209:34 2 0.57 3-0-0 1 68 .971 3 Matt Wintjes MTU SR 2 107:03 4 2.24 1-1-0 0 41 .911 4 Devin Kero MTU SO 2 124:52 5 2.40 0-1-1 0 53 .914 5 Atte Tolvanen NMU SO 4 241:19 10 2.49 1-2-1 0 102 .911 6 Gordon Defiel LSSU JR 2 120:00 5 2.50 2-0-0 0 46 .902 7 Jordan Uhelski ALH JR 4 177:59 8 2.70 0-1-1 0 78 .907 8 Jesse Jenks UA SO 2 87:07 4 2.75 1-0-0 0 43 .915 9 Chris Nell BGSU JR 2 118:10 6 3.05 0-2-0 0 49 .891 10 Darren Smith FSU SO 4 241:12 14 3.48 0-3-1 0 103 .880 11 Matt Larose ALH SR 4 186:48 15 4.82 2-2-0 0 100 .870

Save Percentage GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL 1 Michael Bitzer BMJ JR 4 239:53 2 0.50 4-0-0 2 84 .977 2 Cole Huggins MNS SR 4 209:34 2 0.57 3-0-0 1 68 .971 3 Jesse Jenks UA SO 2 87:07 4 2.75 1-0-0 0 43 .915 4 Devin Kero MTU SO 2 124:52 5 2.40 0-1-1 0 53 .914 5 Matt Wintjes MTU SR 2 107:03 4 2.24 1-1-0 0 41 .911 6 Atte Tolvanen NMU SO 4 241:19 10 2.49 1-2-1 0 102 .911 7 Jordan Uhelski ALH JR 4 177:59 8 2.70 0-1-1 0 78 .907 8 Gordon Defiel LSSU JR 2 120:00 5 2.50 2-0-0 0 46 .902 9 Chris Nell BGSU JR 2 118:10 6 3.05 0-2-0 0 49 .891 10 Darren Smith FSU SO 4 241:12 14 3.48 0-3-1 0 103 .880 11 Matt Larose ALH SR 4 186:48 15 4.82 2-2-0 0 100 .870

Saves GP SVS/G Saves Shutouts GP Shutouts 1 Darren Smith FSU SO 4 25.8 103 1 Michael Bitzer BMJ JR 4 2 2 Atte Tolvanen NMU SO 4 25.5 102 2 Cole Huggins MNS SR 4 1 3 Matt Larose ALH SR 4 25.0 100 4 Michael Bitzer BMJ JR 4 21.0 84 5 Jordan Uhelski ALH JR 4 19.5 78 6 Cole Huggins MNS SR 4 17.0 68 7 Devin Kero MTU SO 2 26.5 53 8 Chris Nell BGSU JR 2 24.5 49 9 Gordon Defiel LSSU JR 2 23.0 46 10 Jesse Jenks UA SO 2 21.5 43 11 Matt Wintjes MTU SR 2 20.5 41 12 Davis Jones UA SR 1 20.0 20 13 Jason Pawloski MNS SO 1 10.0 10 14 Angus Redmond MTU FR 1 5.0 5 WCHA Men Team Conference Statistics

TEAM OFFENSE TEAM DEFENSE

Team Games Goals G/GM Team Games Goals G/GM 1 Lake Superior State 2 11 5.50 1 Bemidji State 4 2 0.50 2 Minnesota State 4 16 4.00 2 Minnesota State 4 6 1.50 3 Alabama Huntsville 6 15 2.50 3 Lake Superior State 2 5 2.50 Alaska 2 5 2.50 Northern Michigan 4 10 2.50 Bemidji State 4 10 2.50 5 Michigan Tech 4 11 2.75 Ferris State 4 10 2.50 6 Bowling Green 2 6 3.00 7 Michigan Tech 4 9 2.25 7 Ferris State 4 14 3.50 8 Northern Michigan 4 8 2.00 8 Alabama Huntsville 6 23 3.83 9 Bowling Green 2 2 1.00 9 Alaska 2 9 4.50

POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL

Team Totals SHA PP % Team Totals SHF PK % 1 Alaska 2/8 0 25.0 1 Bemidji State 22/22 0 100.0 Michigan Tech 6/24 0 25.0 2 Minnesota State 20/23 0 87.0 3 Minnesota State 8/33 1 24.2 3 Lake Superior State 6/7 1 85.7 4 Alabama Huntsville 3/21 1 14.3 4 Northern Michigan 17/20 1 85.0 Bemidji State 3/21 1 14.3 5 Bowling Green 10/12 1 83.3 Ferris State 3/21 2 14.3 6 Ferris State 14/17 1 82.4 7 Lake Superior State 1/9 0 11.1 7 Michigan Tech 24/30 0 80.0 8 Northern Michigan 2/23 1 8.7 8 Alaska 11/14 1 78.6 9 Bowling Green 0/13 0 0.0 9 Alabama Huntsville 21/28 1 75.0

PENALTY MINUTES SHOTS ON GOAL

Team Games PIM PIM/G Team Games SOG SOG/G 1 Alaska 2 41 20.5 1 Minnesota State 4 131 32.8 2 Michigan Tech 4 68 17.0 2 Lake Superior State 2 64 32.0 3 Minnesota State 4 63 15.8 3 Ferris State 4 127 31.8 4 Bowling Green 2 26 13.0 4 Michigan Tech 4 112 28.0 5 Bemidji State 4 51 12.8 5 Bemidji State 4 111 27.8 6 Alabama Huntsville 6 75 12.5 6 Northern Michigan 4 106 26.5 7 Northern Michigan 4 46 11.5 7 Alabama Huntsville 6 155 25.8 8 Ferris State 4 38 9.5 8 Bowling Green 2 44 22.0 9 Lake Superior State 2 17 8.5 9 Alaska 2 38 19.0

SCORING BY PERIOD GOALS ALLOWED BY PERIOD

Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Minnesota State 10 3 3 - 16 1 Bemidji State 0 1 1 - 2 2 Alabama Huntsville 3 4 8 0 15 2 Lake Superior State 1 1 3 - 5 3 Lake Superior State 4 6 1 - 11 3 Bowling Green 3 0 3 - 6 4 Bemidji State 6 0 4 - 10 Minnesota State 1 3 2 - 6 Ferris State 6 2 2 0 10 5 Alaska 4 3 2- 9 6 Michigan Tech 4 3 2 0 9 6 Northern Michigan 7 1 2 0 10 7 Northern Michigan 2 2 4 0 8 7 Michigan Tech 6 0 5 0 11 8 Alaska 0 3 2- 5 8 Ferris State 4 5 5 0 14 9 Bowling Green 0 1 1 - 2 9 Alabama Huntsville 9 10 4 0 23

SPECIAL TEAMS NET

Team PPF SHA PP NET PPA SHF SH NET ST NET 1 Minnesota State 8 1 +7 3 0 -3 +4 2 Bemidji State 3 1 +2 0 0 0 +2 3 Lake Superior State 1 0 +1 1 1 0 +1 4 Alaska 2 0 +2 3 1 -2 0 Michigan Tech 6 0 +6 6 0 -6 0 6 Bowling Green 0 0 0 2 1 -1 -1 Ferris State 3 2 +1 3 1 -2 -1 Northern Michigan 2 1 +1 3 1 -2 -1 9 Alabama Huntsville 3 1 +2 7 1 -6 -4 WCHA Overall Scoring Leaders

Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 6 1-9-10 1.67 2/4 1 0 0 0 +5 2 Robbie Payne NMU JR F 6 4-4-8 1.33 1/2 1 2 0 0 +4 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 6 3-5-8 1.33 1/2 2 0 0 0 +1 Craig Pefley FSU FR F 7 1-7-8 1.14 3/6 1 0 0 0 +2 5 J.T. Henke LSSU JR F 4 3-4-7 1.75 3/6 0 0 1 0 +4 Brayden Gelsinger LSSU FR F 4 3-4-7 1.75 2/4 1 0 0 0 +3 Mitch Hults LSSU SOF 4 2-5-7 1.75 3/6 1 0 1 0 +5 Owen Headrick LSSU SO D 4 1-6-7 1.75 1/2 1 0 0 0 +4 Zeb Knutson MNS JR F 6 3-4-7 1.17 3/6 1 0 2 0 +3 10 Gage Torrel LSSU SO F 4 3-3-6 1.50 1/2 0 0 0 0 +6 C.J. Franklin MNS JR F 6 3-3-6 1.00 2/15 3 0 1 0 +2 WPG Brett Beauvais BMJ JR D 6 2-4-6 1.00 3/6 0 0 0 0 +4 Michael Huntebrinker MNS SR F 6 1-5-6 1.00 1/2 0 0 0 0 +2 Max McHugh ALH JR F 8 5-1-6 0.75 1/2 3 0 0 0 -4 15 Diego Cuglietta LSSU SO F 4 3-2-5 1.25 1/2 0 1 1 0 +4 Anthony Nellis LSSU SO F 4 3-2-5 1.25 6/12 1 0 0 0 +3 Jordan Nelson MNS SR F 5 1-4-5 1.00 3/6 0 0 0 0 +6 Darien Craighead NMU FR F 6 4-1-5 0.83 1/2 1 0 0 0 -1 Sean Walker BGSU SR D 6 3-2-5 0.83 5/10 2 1 0 0 -1 Nicholas Rivera MNS FR F 6 2-3-5 0.83 0/0 0 0 1 0 +3 Ian Scheid MNS FR D 6 2-3-5 0.83 1/2 1 0 0 0 +3 Gerry Fitzgerald BMJ JR F 6 1-4-5 0.83 1/2 0 0 0 0 +1 Myles Fitzgerald BMJ JR F 6 1-4-5 0.83 1/2 0 0 1 0 +3 Brandon Morley UA SR LW 6 0-5-5 0.83 2/4 0 0 0 0 +4 Zach Diamantoni NMU JR F 6 0-5-5 0.83 4/8 0 0 0 0 +2 Jordan Larson ALH FR F 8 2-3-5 0.62 3/6 0 0 0 0 -3 Josh Kestner ALH JR F 8 1-4-5 0.62 5/10 0 0 0 0 -2

Defenseman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 6 1-9-10 1.67 2/4 1 0 0 0 +5 2 Owen Headrick LSSU SO D 4 1-6-7 1.75 1/2 1 0 0 0 +4 3 Brett Beauvais BMJ JR D 6 2-4-6 1.00 3/6 0 0 0 0 +4 4 Sean Walker BGSU SR D 6 3-2-5 0.83 5/10 2 1 0 0 -1 Ian Scheid MNS FR D 6 2-3-5 0.83 1/2 1 0 0 0 +3 6 Collin Saccoman LSSU FR D 4 0-4-4 1.00 2/4 0 0 0 0 +5 Zach Frye UA JR D 6 2-2-4 0.67 5/10 1 0 0 0 +3 Clint Lewis MNS JR D 6 2-2-4 0.67 3/6 0 0 0 0 +8 Justin Woods UA JR D 6 1-3-4 0.67 2/4 1 0 0 0 -1 Dan Billett BMJ SOD 6 0-4-4 0.67 3/6 0 0 0 0 +1 Mark Auk MTU JR D 7 1-3-4 0.57 3/6 0 0 0 0 -2 Shane Hanna MTU SR D 8 2-2-4 0.50 2/4 2 0 0 0 -2 13 10 Players Tied With 3 Points

Freshman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 6 3-5-8 1.33 1/2 2 0 0 0 +1 Craig Pefley FSU FR F 7 1-7-8 1.14 3/6 1 0 0 0 +2 3 Brayden Gelsinger LSSU FR F 4 3-4-7 1.75 2/4 1 0 0 0 +3 4 Darien Craighead NMU FR F 6 4-1-5 0.83 1/2 1 0 0 0 -1 Nicholas Rivera MNS FR F 6 2-3-5 0.83 0/0 0 0 1 0 +3 Ian Scheid MNS FR D 6 2-3-5 0.83 1/2 1 0 0 0 +3 Jordan Larson ALH FR F 8 2-3-5 0.62 3/6 0 0 0 0 -3 8 Collin Saccoman LSSU FR D 4 0-4-4 1.00 2/4 0 0 0 0 +5 Luke Morgan LSSU FR F 4 0-4-4 1.00 1/2 0 0 0 0 +4 10 Kris Bindulis LSSU FR D 4 1-2-3 0.75 2/4 1 0 0 0 +3 Troy Van Tetering UA FR LW 6 2-1-3 0.50 1/2 0 0 0 0 +3 Parker Tuomie MNS FR F 6 2-1-3 0.50 1/2 0 0 0 0 E Zach Whitecloud BMJ FR D 6 1-2-3 0.50 2/4 1 0 0 0 -1 Brandon Salerno ALH FR F 7 2-1-3 0.43 0/0 0 0 0 0 -3 Alex Smith MTU FR F 7 2-1-3 0.43 2/4 1 0 0 0 +2 Mitch Reinke MTU FR D 7 0-3-3 0.43 1/2 0 0 0 0 -3 WCHA Overall Scoring Leaders

Goal Scoring GP G GPG Assist Scoring GP A APG 1 Max McHugh ALH JR F 8 5 0.62 1 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 6 9 1.50 2 Robbie Payne NMU JR F 6 4 0.67 2 Craig Pefley FSU FR F 7 7 1.00 Darien Craighead NMU FR F 6 4 0.67 3 Owen Headrick LSS SO D 4 6 1.50 4 J.T. Henke LSS JR F 4 3 0.75 4 Mitch Hults LSS SOF 4 5 1.25 Diego Cuglietta LSS SO F 4 3 0.75 Brandon Morley AKF SR LW 6 5 0.83 Anthony Nellis LSS SO F 4 3 0.75 Michael Huntebrinker MNS SR F 6 5 0.83 Gage Torrel LSS SO F 4 3 0.75 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 6 5 0.83 Brayden Gelsinger LSS FR F 4 3 0.75 Zach Diamantoni NMU JR F 6 5 0.83 Jay Dickman BMJ SO F 6 3 0.50 9 13 Players Tied With 4 Sean Walker BGS SR D 6 3 0.50 Zeb Knutson MNS JR F 6 3 0.50 C.J. Franklin MNS JR F 6 3 0.50 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 6 3 0.50 Reid Sturos MTU SR F 8 3 0.38

Power Play Goals GP G GPG Power Play Points GP G-A-P PPG 1 C.J. Franklin MNS JR F 6 3 0.50 1 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 6 1-5-6 1.00 Max McHugh ALH JR F 8 3 0.38 2 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 6 2-3-5 0.83 3 Max Humitz LSS FR F 4 2 0.50 3 C.J. Franklin MNS JR F 6 3-1-4 0.67 Brendan Harms BMJ SR F 6 2 0.33 Craig Pefley FSU FR F 7 1-3-4 0.57 Jay Dickman BMJ SO F 6 2 0.33 Shane Hanna MTU SR D 8 2-2-4 0.50 Matt Pohlkamp BGS SR F 6 2 0.33 6 10 Players Tied With 3 Points Sean Walker BGS SR D 6 2 0.33 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 6 2 0.33 Shane Hanna MTU SR D 8 2 0.25 10 32 Players Tied With 1

Shorthanded Goals GP G GPG Game-Winning Goals GP G GPG 1 Robbie Payne NMU JR F 6 2 0.33 1 Zeb Knutson MNS JRF 6 2 0.33 2 Gus Correale LSS SR F 4 1 0.25 2 19 Players Tied With 1 Diego Cuglietta LSS SO F 4 1 0.25 Austin Vieth AKF JR C/LW 5 1 0.20 Dillon Eichstadt BMJ SO D 5 1 0.20 Mitchell McLain BGS JR F 5 1 0.20 Sean Walker BGS SRD 6 1 0.17 Alex Gillies MTU JR F 6 1 0.17 Denver Pierce NMU SOF 6 1 0.17 Corey Mackin FSU SOF 7 1 0.14 Brent Fletcher ALH SR F 8 1 0.12

Plus-Minus GP +/- Hat Tricks GP HT 1 Carter Foguth MNS SR D 6 +8 Clint Lewis MNS JR D 6 +8 3 Gage Torrel LSS SO F 4 +6 Jordan Nelson MNS SR F 5 +6 5 Mitch Hults LSS SO F 4 +5 Collin Saccoman LSS FR D 4 +5 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 6 +5 Max Coatta MNS SO F 6 +5 9 8 Players Tied With +4

Blocked Shots GP BLK BLK/G Face-Off Percentage FW FL FO % 1 Cam Knight ALH SOD 8 22 2.75 1 Matt Salhany ALH SR F 11 5 .688 2 Brandon Carlson ALH SR D 7 19 2.71 2 Alex Smith MTU FR F 5428 .659 Brandon Parker ALH JR D 8 19 2.38 3 J.T. Henke LSS JR F 3418 .654 Shane Hanna MTU SR D 8 19 2.38 4 Craig Pefley FSU FR F 85 50 .630 5 Cliff Watson MTU SR D 8 16 2.00 5 Andrew Dorantes FSU JR F 41 26 .612 6 Dan Billett BMJ SOD 6 15 2.50 6 Hampus Sjödahl BMJ FR F 9 6 .600 7 Zach Whitecloud BMJ FR D 6 14 2.33 7 Nate Arentz BMJ SR F 40 28 .588 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 6 14 2.33 8 Jason Tackett FSU FR F 35 25 .583 9 Justin Baudry BMJ SO D 6 13 2.17 Joel L'Esperance MTU JR F 14 10 .583 Ryan Lowney FSU SR D 7 13 1.86 10 Anthony Paskaruk NMU SO F 31 24 .564 WCHA Overall Goaltending Leaders

Goals Against Average GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL 1 Cole Huggins MNS SR 6 329:34 7 1.27 5-0-0 1 114 .942 2 Michael Bitzer BMJ JR 6 356:28 10 1.68 4-2-0 2 145 .935 3 Gordon Defiel LSSU JR 4 240:00 9 2.25 4-0-0 0 95 .913 4 Atte Tolvanen NMU SO 6 324:01 14 2.59 2-3-1 0 142 .910 5 Jordan Uhelski ALH JR 5 197:59 9 2.73 0-1-1 0 86 .905 6 Jesse Jenks UA SO 4 207:50 11 3.18 1-2-0 0 84 .884 7 Matt Wintjes MTU SR 4 203:10 11 3.25 1-2-1 0 67 .859 8 Darren Smith FSU SO 7 419:57 23 3.29 0-6-1 0 193 .894 9 Devin Kero MTU SO 5 273:00 15 3.30 0-3-1 0 113 .883 10 Olivier Mantha AKA JR 3 180:00 10 3.33 1-2-0 1 78 .886 11 Chris Nell BGSU JR 5 285:15 18 3.79 0-3-1 0 95 .841 12 Davis Jones UA SR 3 154:04 10 3.89 1-2-0 0 63 .863 13 Matt Larose ALH SR 6 286:41 24 5.02 2-4-0 0 148 .860

Save Percentage GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL 1 Cole Huggins MNS SR 6 329:34 7 1.27 5-0-0 1 114 .942 2 Michael Bitzer BMJ JR 6 356:28 10 1.68 4-2-0 2 145 .935 3 Gordon Defiel LSSU JR 4 240:00 9 2.25 4-0-0 0 95 .913 4 Atte Tolvanen NMU SO 6 324:01 14 2.59 2-3-1 0 142 .910 5 Jordan Uhelski ALH JR 5 197:59 9 2.73 0-1-1 0 86 .905 6 Darren Smith FSU SO 7 419:57 23 3.29 0-6-1 0 193 .894 7 Olivier Mantha AKA JR 3 180:00 10 3.33 1-2-0 1 78 .886 8 Jesse Jenks UA SO 4 207:50 11 3.18 1-2-0 0 84 .884 9 Devin Kero MTU SO 5 273:00 15 3.30 0-3-1 0 113 .883 10 Davis Jones UA SR 3 154:04 10 3.89 1-2-0 0 63 .863 11 Matt Larose ALH SR 6 286:41 24 5.02 2-4-0 0 148 .860 12 Matt Wintjes MTU SR 4 203:10 11 3.25 1-2-1 0 67 .859 13 Chris Nell BGSU JR 5 285:15 18 3.79 0-3-1 0 95 .841

Saves GP SVS/G Saves Shutouts GP Shutouts 1 Darren Smith FSU SO 7 27.6 193 1 Michael Bitzer BMJ JR 6 2 2 Matt Larose ALH SR 6 24.7 148 2 Olivier Mantha AKA JR 3 1 3 Michael Bitzer BMJ JR 6 24.2 145 Cole Huggins MNS SR 6 1 4 Atte Tolvanen NMU SO 6 23.7 142 5 Cole Huggins MNS SR 6 19.0 114 6 Devin Kero MTU SO 5 22.6 113 7 Chris Nell BGSU JR 5 19.0 95 Gordon Defiel LSSU JR 4 23.8 95 9 Jordan Uhelski ALH JR 5 17.2 86 10 Jesse Jenks UA SO 4 21.0 84 11 Olivier Mantha AKA JR 3 26.0 78 12 Matt Wintjes MTU SR 4 16.8 67 13 Davis Jones UA SR 3 21.0 63 14 Rasmus Reijoa AKA SR 1 30.0 30 15 Tomas Sholl BGSU SR 2 11.0 22 16 Mathias Israelsson NMU SO 1 13.0 13 17 Jason Pawloski MNS SO 1 10.0 10 18 Ryan Bednard BGSU FR 1 5.0 5 Angus Redmond MTU FR 1 5.0 5 WCHA Men Team Overall Statistics

TEAM OFFENSE TEAM DEFENSE

Team Games Goals G/GM Team Games Goals G/GM 1 Lake Superior State 4 24 6.00 1 Bemidji State 6 10 1.67 2 Minnesota State 6 26 4.33 2 Minnesota State 6 11 1.83 3 Alaska 6 16 2.67 3 Lake Superior State 4 9 2.25 Bemidji State 6 16 2.67 4 Northern Michigan 6 18 3.00 Northern Michigan 6 16 2.67 5 Alaska Anchorage 4 13 3.25 6 Michigan Tech 8 18 2.25 6 Ferris State 7 23 3.29 7 Bowling Green 6 13 2.17 7 Michigan Tech 8 28 3.50 8 Ferris State 7 15 2.14 8 Alaska 6 22 3.67 9 Alabama Huntsville 8 15 1.88 9 Alabama Huntsville 8 33 4.12 10 Alaska Anchorage 4 3 0.75 10 Bowling Green 6 29 4.83

POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL

Team Totals SHA PP % Team Totals SHF PK % 1 Lake Superior State 7/25 0 28.0 1 Bemidji State 28/30 1 93.3 2 Minnesota State 9/36 1 25.0 2 Lake Superior State 23/25 2 92.0 3 Alaska 6/33 3 18.2 3 Alaska Anchorage 19/21 0 90.5 4 Bemidji State 5/32 1 15.6 4 Minnesota State 24/27 0 88.9 5 Ferris State 6/40 2 15.0 5 Alaska 26/30 1 86.7 6 Michigan Tech 6/42 1 14.3 6 Ferris State 32/40 1 80.0 7 Northern Michigan 4/34 1 11.8 7 Northern Michigan 28/36 3 77.8 8 Bowling Green 5/47 0 10.6 8 Michigan Tech 41/53 1 77.4 9 Alabama Huntsville 3/30 1 10.0 9 Alabama Huntsville 29/39 1 74.4 10 Alaska Anchorage 1/23 0 4.3 10 Bowling Green 30/45 2 66.7

PENALTY MINUTES SHOTS ON GOAL

Team Games PIM PIM/G Team Games SOG SOG/G 1 Michigan Tech 8 146 18.2 1 Lake Superior State 4 128 32.0 2 Lake Superior State 4 67 16.8 2 Minnesota State 6 188 31.3 3 Bowling Green 6 98 16.3 3 Ferris State 7 208 29.7 4 Alaska 6 96 16.0 4 Michigan Tech 8 233 29.1 5 Alabama Huntsville 8 125 15.6 5 Bemidji State 6 158 26.3 6 Northern Michigan 6 93 15.5 6 Northern Michigan 6 155 25.8 7 Alaska Anchorage 4 54 13.5 7 Bowling Green 6 154 25.7 8 Ferris State 7 86 12.3 8 Alabama Huntsville 8 199 24.9 9 Minnesota State 6 73 12.2 9 Alaska 6138 23.0 10 Bemidji State 6 69 11.5 10 Alaska Anchorage 4 84 21.0

SCORING BY PERIOD GOALS ALLOWED BY PERIOD

Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Minnesota State 13 9 4 - 26 1 Lake Superior State 2 4 3 - 9 2 Lake Superior State 10 9 5 - 24 2 Bemidji State 2 4 4 - 10 3 Michigan Tech 7 5 6 0 18 3 Minnesota State 4 5 2 - 11 4 Alaska 4 6 60 16 4 Alaska Anchorage 6 2 5 - 13 Bemidji State 9 0 7 - 16 5 Northern Michigan 9 4 5 0 18 Northern Michigan 6 5 5 0 16 6 Alaska 6 8 62 22 7 Alabama Huntsville 3 4 8 0 15 7 Ferris State 6 9 8 0 23 Ferris State 8 4 3 0 15 8 Michigan Tech 11 6 11 0 28 9 Bowling Green 4 7 2 0 13 9 Bowling Green 12 5 12 0 29 10 Alaska Anchorage 1 1 1 - 3 10 Alabama Huntsville 14 12 7 0 33

SPECIAL TEAMS NET

Team PPF SHA PP NET PPA SHF SH NET ST NET 1 Lake Superior State 7 0 +7 2 2 0 +7 2 Minnesota State 9 1 +8 3 0 -3 +5 3 Bemidji State 5 1 +4 2 1 -1 +3 4 Alaska 6 3 +3 41 -3 0 5 Alaska Anchorage 1 0 +1 2 0 -2 -1 6 Northern Michigan 4 1 +3 8 3 -5 -2 7 Ferris State 6 2 +4 8 1 -7 -3 8 Michigan Tech 6 1 +5 12 1 -11 -6 9 Alabama Huntsville 3 1 +2 10 1 -9 -7 10 Bowling Green 5 0 +5 15 2 -13 -8 National Category Leaders

Points Per Game GP G-A-P P/GM Goals Against Average Minutes GA GAA 1 Brady Ferguson Robert Morris JR F 4 5-5-10 2.50 1 Parker Gahagen Army West Point SR 243:43 5 1.23 2 Brock Boeser (VAN) North Dakota SO F 5 6-6-12 2.40 2 Cole Huggins Minnesota State SR 329:34 7 1.27 3 Mike Vecchione Union SR F 6 8-5-13 2.17 3 Jake Oettinger Boston University FR 295:43 7 1.42 4 T.J. Moore Holy Cross JR F 4 6-2-8 2.00 4 Rob Nichols Connecticut SR 249:46 6 1.44 Tyler Sheehy Minnesota SO F 4 3-5-8 2.00 5 Hayden Lavigne Michigan FR 119:55 3 1.50 6 Anders Bjork (BOS) Notre Dame JR F 6 5-6-11 1.83 6 Nick Deery Minnesota Duluth FR 155:44 4 1.54 7 Evan Tironese Rensselaer SOF 5 3-6-9 1.80 7 Zackarias Skog American International FR 111:26 3 1.62 8 J.T. Henke Lake Superior State JR F 4 3-4-7 1.75 8 Michael Bitzer Bemidji State JR 356:28 10 1.68 Mitch Hults Lake Superior State SO F 4 2-5-7 1.75 9 Francis Marotte Robert Morris FR 106:31 3 1.69 Owen Headrick Lake Superior State SO D 4 1-6-7 1.75 10 Matt Tomkins (CHI) Ohio State SR 210:00 6 1.71 Brayden Gelsinger Lake Superior State FR F 4 3-4-7 1.75 11 Ryan Larkin Miami FR 308:24 9 1.75 Eric Israel Robert Morris SO D 4 1-6-7 1.75 12 Cam Johnson North Dakota JR 298:44 9 1.81 13 C.J. Smith UMass Lowell JR F 6 4-6-10 1.67 13 Tanner Jaillet Denver JR 297:30 9 1.82 Daniel Brickley Minnesota State SO D 6 1-9-10 1.67 14 Trevor Gorsuch Western Michigan SO 99:03 3 1.82 Zach Aston-Reese Northeastern SRF 6 4-6-10 1.67 15 Tyler Wall (NYR) UMass Lowell FR 283:17 9 1.91 Sebastian Vidmar Union SO F 6 3-7-10 1.67 16 Jack LaFontaine (CAR) Michigan FR 125:00 4 1.92 17 Max French Bentley SR F 5 2-6-8 1.60 17 Stefanos Lekkas Vermont FR 120:51 4 1.99 Patrick Harper (NSH) Boston University FR F 5 2-6-8 1.60 18 Ryan Ruck Northeastern SO 367:55 13 2.12 Kiefer Sherwood Miami SO F 5 2-6-8 1.60 19 Gordon Defiel Lake Superior State JR 240:00 9 2.25 Shane Gersich (WSH) North Dakota SO F 5 3-5-8 1.60 20 Ryan Wischow Massachusetts FR 126:24 5 2.37 21 12 Players Tied With 1.50 21 Peyton Jones Penn State FR 250:26 10 2.40 22 Kris Oldham (TBL) Omaha FR 99:20 4 2.42 23 Joe Woll (TOR) Boston College FR 297:50 12 2.42 24 Chris Truehl Quinnipiac JR 247:08 10 2.43 25 Charles Williams Canisius SR 246:28 10 2.43

Points Per Game (Defensemen) GP G-A-P P/GM Save Percentage Saves GA Save % 1 Owen Headrick Lake Superior State SO D 4 1-6-7 1.75 1 Zackarias Skog American International FR 69 3 .958 Eric Israel Robert Morris SO D 4 1-6-7 1.75 2 Parker Gahagen Army West Point SR 108 5 .956 3 Daniel Brickley Minnesota State SO D 6 1-9-10 1.67 3 Francis Marotte Robert Morris FR 63 3 .955 4 Jordan Gross Notre Dame JR D 6 3-5-8 1.33 4 Hayden Lavigne Michigan FR 62 3 .954 5 Spencer Trapp Holy Cross SO D 4 0-5-5 1.25 5 Jake Oettinger Boston University FR 126 7 .947 Taylor Fleming Western Michigan SR D 4 0-5-5 1.25 6 Jack LaFontaine (CAR) Michigan FR 70 4 .946 Scott Moldenhauer Western Michigan JR D 4 2-3-5 1.25 7 Cole Huggins Minnesota State SR 114 7 .942 Tim Davison Wisconsin JR D 4 0-5-5 1.25 8 Matt Tomkins (CHI) Ohio State SR 88 6 .936 9 Louie Belpedio (MIN) Miami JR D 5 3-3-6 1.20 9 Michael Bitzer Bemidji State JR 145 10 .935 Tucker Poolman (WPG) North Dakota JR D 5 1-5-6 1.20 10 Nick Deery Minnesota Duluth FR 57 4 .934 Trevor Hamilton Penn State JR D 5 1-5-6 1.20 11 Rob Nichols Connecticut SR 83 6 .933 12 Mattias Göransson UMass Lowell FRD 6 3-4-7 1.17 12 Ryan Larkin Miami FR 122 9 .931 Neal Pionk Minnesota Duluth SO D 6 3-4-7 1.17 13 Stefanos Lekkas Vermont FR 53 4 .930 Gavin Bayreuther St. Lawrence SR D 6 2-5-7 1.17 14 Tanner Jaillet Denver JR 115 9 .927 15 13 Players Tied With 1.00 15 Charles Williams Canisius SR 127 10 .927 16 Tyler Wall (NYR) UMass Lowell FR 114 9 .927 17 Adam Huska (NYR) Connecticut FR 74 6 .925 18 Shane Starrett Air Force SO 160 13 .925 19 Ryan Wischow Massachusetts FR 60 5 .923 20 Rob McGovern Maine SO 190 16 .922

Points Per Game (Freshmen) GP G-A-P P/GM Winning Percentage W-L-T Win % 1 Brayden Gelsinger Lake Superior State F 4 3-4-7 1.75 1 Cole Huggins Minnesota State SR 5-0-0 1.000 2 Patrick Harper (NSH) Boston University F 5 2-6-8 1.60 Cam Johnson North Dakota JR 5-0-0 1.000 3 Mitchell Fossier Maine F 6 6-3-9 1.50 Gordon Defiel Lake Superior State JR 4-0-0 1.000 Trent Frederic (BOS) Wisconsin F 4 2-4-6 1.50 Alex Sakellaropoulos Union SR 3-0-0 1.000 5 Tyson Jost (COL) North Dakota F 5 2-5-7 1.40 Ryan Wischow Massachusetts FR 2-0-0 1.000 6 Jonny Lazarus Massachusetts F 3 2-2-4 1.33 Hayden Lavigne Michigan FR 2-0-0 1.000 Marc Michaelis Minnesota State F 6 3-5-8 1.33 Hunter Miska Minnesota Duluth FR 2-0-0 1.000 8 Patrick Grasso New Hampshire F 4 4-1-5 1.25 Ben Blacker Western Michigan FR 2-0-0 1.000 Wade Allison (PHI) Western Michigan F 4 3-2-5 1.25 9 Peyton Jones Penn State FR 3-0-1 .875 10 Will Lockwood (VAN) Michigan F 5 3-3-6 1.20 10 Tanner Jaillet Denver JR 4-1-0 .800 Jake Slaker Michigan F 5 3-3-6 1.20 11 Rob Nichols Connecticut SR 2-0-2 .750 Ronnie Hein Ohio State F 5 2-4-6 1.20 Matt Tomkins (CHI) Ohio State SR 2-0-2 .750 Tanner Laczynski (PHI) Ohio State F 5 2-4-6 1.20 Jack LaFontaine (CAR) Michigan FR 1-0-1 .750 Denis Smirnov Penn State F 5 1-5-6 1.20 Evan Weninger Omaha SO 1-0-1 .750 15 Mattias Göransson UMass Lowell D 6 3-4-7 1.17 Francis Marotte Robert Morris FR 1-0-1 .750 16 Craig Pefley Ferris State F 7 1-7-8 1.14 Stefanos Lekkas Vermont FR 1-0-1 .750 17 16 Players Tied With 1.00 Trevor Gorsuch Western Michigan SO 1-0-1 .750 18 Shane Starrett Air Force SO 3-1-1 .700 Tyler Wall (NYR) UMass Lowell FR 3-1-1 .700 20 Michael Bitzer Bemidji State JR 4-2-0 .667 Ryan Ruck Northeastern SO 3-1-2 .667 Zach Driscoll St. Cloud State FR 2-1-0 .667 Nick Deery Minnesota Duluth FR 1-0-2 .667 National Category Leaders

Goals Per Game GP G G/GM Assists Per Game GP A A/GM 1 T.J. Moore Holy Cross JR F 4 6 1.50 1 Daniel Brickley Minnesota State SO D 6 9 1.50 2 Mike Vecchione Union SR F 6 8 1.33 Owen Headrick Lake Superior State SO D 4 6 1.50 3 Brady Ferguson Robert Morris JR F 4 5 1.25 Eric Israel Robert Morris SO D 4 6 1.50 4 Brock Boeser (VAN) North Dakota SO F 5 6 1.20 4 Dylan Sikura (CHI) Northeastern JR F 6 8 1.33 5 Mitchell Fossier Maine FR F 6 6 1.00 Dominic Trento Massachusetts JR F 3 4 1.33 Conor Andrle Army West Point JR F 4 4 1.00 6 Danny Lopez Holy Cross JR F 4 5 1.25 Patrick Grasso New Hampshire FR F 4 4 1.00 Spencer Trapp Holy Cross SO D 4 5 1.25 Nate Sucese Penn State FRF 44 1.00 Mitch Hults Lake Superior State SO F 4 5 1.25 Alex Tonge Robert Morris SO F 4 4 1.00 Tyler Sheehy Minnesota SO F 4 5 1.25 Judd Peterson (BUF) St. Cloud State JR F 4 4 1.00 Jake Randolph Omaha JRF 45 1.25 Matheson Iacopelli (CHI) Western Michigan SO F 4 4 1.00 Brady Ferguson Robert Morris JR F 4 5 1.25 Jonathan Charbonneau Mercyhurst JRF 22 1.00 Taylor Fleming Western Michigan SR D 4 5 1.25 13 Anders Bjork (BOS) Notre Dame JR F 6 5 0.83 Aidan Muir (EDM) Western Michigan JR F 4 5 1.25 14 Alexey Solovyev Bentley SO D 5 4 0.80 Tim Davison Wisconsin JR D 4 5 1.25 Nick Schilkey Ohio State SR F 5 4 0.80 15 Max French Bentley SR F 5 6 1.20 Andrew Sturtz Penn State SOF 54 0.80 Patrick Harper (NSH) Boston University FR F 5 6 1.20 17 J.T. Henke Lake Superior State JR F 4 3 0.75 Kiefer Sherwood Miami SO F 5 6 1.20 Diego Cuglietta Lake Superior State SO F 4 3 0.75 Brock Boeser (VAN) North Dakota SO F 5 6 1.20 Anthony Nellis Lake Superior State SO F 4 3 0.75 Evan Tironese Rensselaer SOF 56 1.20 Gage Torrel Lake Superior State SO F 4 3 0.75 20 Sebastian Vidmar Union SOF 67 1.17 Brayden Gelsinger Lake Superior State FR F 4 3 0.75 21 29 Players Tied With 1.00 Brent Gates Jr. (ANA) Minnesota SO F 4 3 0.75 Tyler Sheehy Minnesota SO F 4 3 0.75 Austin Ortega Omaha SRF 43 0.75 Tyler Kelleher New Hampshire SR F 4 3 0.75 Johnny Curran Niagara SO F 4 3 0.75 Wade Allison (PHI) Western Michigan FR F 4 3 0.75 Corbin McGuire Wisconsin SR D 4 3 0.75

Power Play Goals GP PPG/G PPG Game-Winning Goals GP GWG 1 Alex Tonge Robert Morris SO F 4 1.00 4 1 Mitchell Fossier Maine FR F 6 3 Mike Vecchione Union SR F 6 0.67 4 2 Casey Fitzgerald (BUF) Boston College SOD 5 2 3 Robbie Baillargeon (OTT) Arizona State SR F 4 0.75 3 Jordan Greenway (MIN) Boston University SO F 5 2 Wade Allison (PHI) Western Michigan FR F 4 0.75 3 Andrew Sturtz Penn State SOF 5 2 Louie Belpedio (MIN) Miami JR D 5 0.60 3 Zeb Knutson Minnesota State JRF 6 2 Erik Foley (WPG) Providence SO F 5 0.60 3 Adam Gaudette (VAN) Northeastern SO F 6 2 Jared Wilson Rensselaer JRD 5 0.60 3 Anders Bjork (BOS) Notre Dame JR F 6 2 Félix Chamberland Canisius SO F 6 0.50 3 Sebastian Vidmar Union SO F 6 2 Nick Halloran Colorado College FR F 6 0.50 3 9 101 Players Tied With 1 C.J. Smith UMass Lowell JR F 6 0.50 3 C.J. Franklin (WPG) Minnesota State JR F 6 0.50 3 Andrew Oglevie Notre Dame SO F 6 0.50 3 Max McHugh Alabama Huntsville JR F 8 0.38 3 14 39 Players Tied With 2

Shorthanded Goals GP SHG/G SHG 1 Riley Bourbonnais Rensselaer SR F 5 0.40 2 Robbie Payne Northern Michigan JR F 6 0.33 2 3 46 Players Tied With 1 National Team Leaders

TEAM SCORING TEAM DEFENSE

SCORING OFFENSE GP Goals G/GM SCORING DEFENSE GP Goals G/GM 1Lake Superior State 4 24 6.00 1Army West Point 4 5 1.25 2Minnesota 4 19 4.75 2Boston University 5 8 1.60 Western Michigan 4 19 4.75 3Bemidji State 6 10 1.67 4North Dakota 5 23 4.60 4 Miami 5 9 1.80 5Minnesota State 6 26 4.33 North Dakota 5 9 1.80 6UMass Lowell 6 25 4.17 6Minnesota State 6 11 1.83 7Boston University 5 20 4.00 7 Connecticut 6 12 2.00 Notre Dame 6 24 4.00 Denver 6 12 2.00 Penn State 5 20 4.00 9Boston College 6 13 2.17 Vermont 4 16 4.00 10Michigan 5 11 2.20 Wisconsin 4 16 4.00 Ohio State 5 11 2.20 12Boston College 6 23 3.83 12Lake Superior State 4 9 2.25 Northeastern 6 23 3.83 13Minnesota Duluth 6 14 2.33 St. Lawrence 6 23 3.83 Northeastern 6 14 2.33 Union 6 23 3.83 15Notre Dame 6 15 2.50 16Holy Cross 4 15 3.75 Quinnipiac 6 15 2.50 17Ohio State 5 18 3.60 Western Michigan 4 10 2.50 18Robert Morris 4 14 3.50 18Providence 5 13 2.60 St. Cloud State 4 14 3.50 Penn State 5 13 2.60 20Bentley 5 17 3.40 20UMass Lowell 6 16 2.67 RIT 5 173.40 21Vermont 4 11 2.75 22Massachusetts 3 10 3.33 22Canisius 6 17 2.83 Minnesota Duluth 6 20 3.33 Maine 6 17 2.83 24Omaha 4 13 3.25 24Bentley 5 15 3.00 25Michigan 5 16 3.20 Clarkson 6 18 3.00 26Clarkson 6 19 3.17 Massachusetts 3 9 3.00 Connecticut 6 19 3.17 Merrimack 5 15 3.00 28 American International 3 9 3.00 Minnesota 4 12 3.00 Maine 6 18 3.00 Northern Michigan 6 18 3.00 Providence 5 15 3.00 30Union 6 19 3.17 Quinnipiac 6 18 3.00 31Alaska Anchorage 4 13 3.25 32Air Force 6 17 2.83 Holy Cross 4 13 3.25 Colorado College 6 17 2.83 Omaha 4 13 3.25 34Miami 5 14 2.80 34Ferris State 7 23 3.29 Rensselaer 5 14 2.80 35Air Force 6 20 3.33 36Army West Point 4 11 2.75 36Michigan Tech 8 28 3.50 New Hampshire 4 11 2.75 St. Lawrence 6 21 3.50 38Alaska 6 16 2.67 38Alaska 6 22 3.67 Bemidji State 6 16 2.67 Sacred Heart 6 22 3.67 Northern Michigan 6 16 2.67 40Rensselaer 5 20 4.00 41Niagara 5 13 2.60 41 Alabama Huntsville 8 33 4.12 42Arizona State 6 15 2.50 42Colgate 5 21 4.20 Denver 6 15 2.50 RIT 5 214.20 44Colgate 5 12 2.40 44St. Cloud State 4 17 4.25 45 Michigan Tech 8 18 2.25 Wisconsin 4 17 4.25 46Merrimack 5 11 2.20 46American International 3 13 4.33 47Bowling Green 6 13 2.17 Colorado College 6 26 4.33 48Ferris State 7 15 2.14 48Mercyhurst 2 9 4.50 49Mercyhurst 2 4 2.00 Michigan State 4 18 4.50 Sacred Heart 6 12 2.00 New Hampshire 4 18 4.50 51 Alabama Huntsville 8 15 1.88 51Robert Morris 4 19 4.75 52Canisius 6 11 1.83 52Niagara 5 24 4.80 53Michigan State 4 6 1.50 53Bowling Green 6 29 4.83 54Alaska Anchorage 4 3 0.75 54Arizona State 6 30 5.00 National Team Leaders

POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL

POWER PLAY Totals SHA PP% PENALTY KILL Totals SHF PK% 1 Western Michigan 12/39 1 30.8 1Army West Point 29/30 0 96.7 2Robert Morris 8/27 0 29.6 Miami 29/30 0 96.7 3St. Cloud State 4/14 0 28.6 3Boston University 41/43 4 95.3 4Lake Superior State 7/25 0 28.0 4Penn State 29/31 2 93.5 5UMass Lowell 10/36 1 27.8 5Bemidji State 28/30 1 93.3 6Wisconsin 8/30 2 26.7 6 Rensselaer 26/28 3 92.9 7Minnesota State 9/36 1 25.0 7Lake Superior State 23/25 2 92.0 8Minnesota 3/13 0 23.1 8Notre Dame 33/36 1 91.7 9 Michigan 5/22 1 22.7 9Wisconsin 21/23 0 91.3 10Notre Dame 12/53 0 22.6 10Alaska Anchorage 19/21 0 90.5 11Canisius 7/31 1 22.6 11Connecticut 28/31 0 90.3 12Miami 9/42 121.4 12Air Force 25/28 0 89.3 13Omaha 5/24 020.8 13Minnesota State 24/27 0 88.9 14Minnesota Duluth 8/39 0 20.5 14 Michigan 23/26 3 88.5 15Providence 9/44 2 20.5 North Dakota 23/26 1 88.5 16Ohio State 5/25 0 20.0 16Northeastern 38/43 1 88.4 17Boston University 6/31 0 19.4 17Colgate 37/42 1 88.1 18Northeastern 10/52 2 19.2 18Massachusetts 21/24 0 87.5 19Alaska 6/33 318.2 Sacred Heart 35/40 1 87.5 20Holy Cross 5/28 1 17.9 Western Michigan 28/32 0 87.5 21American International 2/12 0 16.7 21Alaska 26/30 1 86.7 North Dakota 4/24 1 16.7 22 Merrimack 32/37 1 86.5 Union 7/42 216.7 23Union 25/29 086.2 Vermont 5/30 116.7 24UMass Lowell 36/42 2 85.7 25Penn State 6/37 1 16.2 25Boston College 35/41 0 85.4 26Clarkson 6/38 0 15.8 26Denver 23/27 0 85.2 27Bemidji State 5/32 1 15.6 27American International 17/20 1 85.0 28Ferris State 6/40 2 15.0 Niagara 34/40 1 85.0 29Connecticut 5/35 1 14.3 Quinnipiac 34/40 0 85.0 Michigan Tech 6/42 1 14.3 30Clarkson 39/46 3 84.8 31Air Force 5/36 1 13.9 31Bentley 33/39 4 84.6 32RIT 4/29 113.8 32Maine 36/43 0 83.7 33Niagara 5/37 013.5 33Providence 30/36 1 83.3 34Quinnipiac 6/45 1 13.3 34Omaha 24/29 1 82.8 35Arizona State 5/38 1 13.2 35Vermont 23/28 0 82.1 36Army West Point 4/31 0 12.9 36New Hampshire 18/22 1 81.8 37Denver 4/32 112.5 37St. Lawrence 40/49 1 81.6 Rensselaer 4/32 0 12.5 38Ohio State 26/32 0 81.2 39Colgate 5/42 211.9 39Canisius 24/30 0 80.0 40Northern Michigan 4/34 1 11.8 Ferris State 32/40 1 80.0 41Colorado College 5/45 1 11.1 Holy Cross 16/20 0 80.0 New Hampshire 3/27 3 11.1 42Colorado College 33/42 3 78.6 43Bowling Green 5/47 0 10.6 43Arizona State 42/54 0 77.8 44 Alabama Huntsville 3/30 1 10.0 Northern Michigan 28/36 3 77.8 45Sacred Heart 3/32 2 9.4 45 Michigan Tech 41/53 1 77.4 St. Lawrence 3/32 3 9.4 46Minnesota Duluth 23/30 0 76.7 47Merrimack 4/43 2 9.3 47Mercyhurst 13/17 0 76.5 48Bentley 2/22 0 9.1 48Minnesota 16/21 2 76.2 49Boston College 3/34 0 8.8 49 Alabama Huntsville 29/39 1 74.4 50Maine 3/35 2 8.6 50 Michigan State 15/21 0 71.4 51Massachusetts 2/25 0 8.0 51RIT 22/32 068.8 52Michigan State 2/28 1 7.1 52Bowling Green 30/45 2 66.7 53Alaska Anchorage 1/23 0 4.3 Robert Morris 20/30 0 66.7 54Mercyhurst 0/12 1 0.0 54St. Cloud State 7/11 0 63.6