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Statistical Leaders the Latest in Bobcat Nation GAMES 26-27 | COLGATE | MARCH 5-6, 2021 | 6 AND 4 PM 2020-21 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time/Result #10/11 Quinnipiac Bobcats December (6-2-1, 0-0-1 ECAC) 16-5-4, 9-3-4 ECAC Hockey 12/14 SACRED HEART W, 9-2 VS 12/15 SACRED HEART W (OT), 2-1 Colgate Raiders 12/18 #12/13 BOWLING GREEN L, 1-4 5-9-5, 4-8-4 ECAC Hockey 12/19 #12/13 BOWLING GREEN L, 2-4 12/22 HOLY CROSS W, 6-1 Watch (US): ESPN+ | Watch (INT'L): Stretch Internet | Live Stats: gobobcats.com 12/23 at Holy Cross W, 3-0 12/26 #19 AIC W, 8-3 THE LATEST IN BOBCAT NATION 12/27 at #19 AIC W, 3-2 • The Bobcats clinched their 5th Cleary Cup in the last nine seasons as 12/31 at St. Lawrence * T (OT), 2-2 they were crowned ECAC Hockey Regular Season Champions • Odeen Tufto and Keith Petruzzelli have both been nominated for the January (4-3-2, 4-3-2 ECAC) 2021 Hobey Baker Award, as well as the Walter Brown Award. 1/3 ST. LAWRENCE * L, 2-4 • Petruzzelli was named a Finalist for the 2021 Mike Richter Award. 1/8 #10/10 CLARKSON * L (OT), 4-5 • Tufto was named as a Finalist 2021 Senior CLASS Award. 1/9 #10/10 CLARKSON * W (OT), 4-3 • Quinnipiac swept the ECAC Hockey Monthly Awards as Odeen Tufto 1/10 #10/10 CLARKSON * W, 1-0 was Player of the Month, Keith Petruzzelli was Goaltender of the 1/15 at Colgate * W, 3-0 Month and Ty Smilanic was Rookie of the Month. 1/17 COLGATE * W, 3-0 • Odeen Tufto was also the league's player of the week and Smilanic was 1/22 at #14/14 Clarkson * T (OT), 1-1 the rookie of the week. 1/23 at #14/14 Clarkson * T (OT), 1-1 • Tufto has tied Reid Cashman '07 for the program record with 125 assists. 1/24 at #14/14 Clarkson * L, 2-4 • Petruzzelli is 5th in the nation with a 1.68 GAA and 8th with a .931 save percentage. February (3-0-1, 3-0-1 ECAC) 2/5 ST. LAWRENCE * W, 4-1 STATISTICAL LEADERS 2/6 ST. LAWRENCE * W, 2-1 FORWARDS GP G A P SH +/- PPG GWG 2/12 at Colgate * T (OT), 2-2 #29 Odeen Tufto 25 5 35 40 57 +6 2 1 2/13 at Colgate * W, 9-0 #10 Ethan de Jong 25 13 11 24 83 +5 7 3 2/22 LIU W, 7-1 #96 Ty Smilanic 25 14 6 20 71 E 6 4 2/26 at St. Lawrence * W, 4-2 #27 Desi Burgart 25 10 5 15 36 +11 0 2 2/27 at St. Lawrence * W, 3-2 DEFENSE GP G A P SH +/- PPG BLK March #23 Zach Metsa 25 5 19 24 52 +8 3 24 3/5 COLGATE * 6 PM #3 Peter DiLiberatore 25 4 14 18 89 +4 4 26 3/6 COLGATE * 4 PM #15 Jayden Lee 19 2 5 7 28 +2 1 22 3/18-20 ECAC Hockey Tournament #8 Nick Bochen 22 3 3 6 27 +3 2 1 * - ECAC Hockey Contest GOALTENDER GP-GS W-L-T MIN GA GAA SV% SO BOLD - Home Game #31 Keith Petruzzelli 25-25 16-5-4 1462:52 41 1.68 .931 4 MEDIA INFORMATION TALE OF THE TAPE Asst. Director (MIH Contact) ........ Kevin Noonan QUINNIPIAC COLGATE Office Phone .......................................203-582-5387 3.52 ......................Scoring Offense ................... 2.00 Cell Phone ................................ 860-235-1380 1.84 ...................... Scoring Defense ....................2.84 1.68 ................................Margin ........................ (-0.84) Email [email protected] 32.24 ..............................SOG ............................ 25.79 Website ................................... www.gobobcats.com 4.84 .........................Penalties PG........................4.47 12.08 ............................PIM/gm ..........................10.68 TV Play-by-Play .....................................Phil Giubileo 4.84 ............................. PPC/gm ............................3.32 TV Color Commentary .....Dan Bahl/Rich Coppola 1.16 ............................... PPG/gm ............................0.32 29/121 (24.0) .........Power Play ............. 6/63 (9.5) Flagship TV........................................................ESPN+ 87/97 (89.7) ...........Penalty Kill .........56/73 (76.7) @QU_MIH GOBOBCATS.COM @QU_MIH QUINNIPIAC GAME NOTES The No. 10/11 Quinnipiac men’s ice hockey Weekly Awards QUINNIPIAC MEN’S HOCKEY team wraps up the 2020-21 ECAC Hockey The Bobcats took a pair of weekly awards 2020-21 BREAKDOWN Regular Season this weekend as the Bobcats this week as Odeen Tufto was named the Overall ................................................................16-5-4 host the Colgate Raiders for a pair of games Player of the Week for the second time this Home ..................................................................10-4-0 beginning Friday night at 6 p.m. at Frank season and Ty Smilanic earned his third Away ...................................................................... 6-1-4 Perrotti Jr. Arena. rookie of the week award. Tufto led ECAC Neutral .................................................................. 0-0-0 Overtime .............................................................. 2-1-4 Hockey with nine points over the past week Last 5 Games ...................................................... 4-0-1 Last Time Out while Smilanic led all rookies with five. Last 10 Games .................................................... 6-1-3 The Quinnipiac men’s ice hockey team Last 15 Games ..................................................10-2-3 extended its unbeaten streak to seven games Monthly Awards vs. ECAC Hockey................................................ 9-3-4 as the Bobcats swept the St. Lawrence Quinnipiac also swept the ECAC Hockey vs. Hockey East .................................................. 0-0-0 Saints last weekend. Quinnipiac came back Monthly Awards for the first time ever as vs. Atlantic Hockey ........................................... 6-0-0 to beat the Saints, 4-2, in the opener before Odeen Tufto was named the Player of the vs. WCHA.............................................................. 0-2-0 taking them down, 3-2, the following night. Month for the second time, Keith Petruzzelli vs. Independent ................................................ 1-0-0 The Bobcats finished the season series 4-1-1 was named the Goaltender of the Month vs. Ranked Opponents.................................... 4-3-0 against St. Lawrence. and Ty Smilanic was named the Rookie of One-Goal Games .............................................. 6-1-0 the Month. Following a Win ...............................................12-1-3 Scouting Colgate Following a Loss ................................................ 3-2-0 Colgate enters the weekend on a three- Hobey Baker Award Following at Tie ................................................. 1-2-1 game losing streak and five-game winless Odeen Tufto and Keith Petruzzelli have both streak after getting swept in a home-and- been nominated for the 2021 Hobey Baker Scoring First ......................................................13-2-1 home series with Clarkson last weekend by Award with the fan vote well underway. Fans Opponent Scores First .................................... 3-3-3 a pair of 3-2 losses. The Raiders are 5-9-5 are encouraged to vote daily for Odeen or Leading After 1st Period ................................ 9-0-0 this season, and 4-8-4 in ECAC Hockey play. Keith at hobeybaker.com/vote. Trailing After 1st Period .................................. 1-4-3 First Year Alex Young has been a bright spot Tied After 1st Period ........................................ 6-1-1 as he is tied for the team leads with five goals Mike Richter Award Leading After 2nd Period ............................14-1-1 Trailing After 2nd Period ................................ 1-4-2 and seven assists, but has sole possession of Petruzzelli is also a nominee for the 2021 Tied After 2nd Period ...................................... 1-0-1 the lead with 12 points. Josh McKechney is Mike Richter Award, presented annually to tied for the lead with five goals, while Griffin the nation’s top goaltender. This is the first Scoring No Goals .............................................. 0-0-0 Lunn and Pierson Brandon each have seven time Petruzzelli has been nominated for the Scoring 1 Goal ................................................... 1-1-2 helpers. Colgate is scoring just two goals per Richter Award. Scoring 2 Goals.................................................. 2-3-2 game. Carter Gylander has taken the starting Scoring 3 Goals.................................................. 6-0-0 goaltender job and ran away with it, posting Senior CLASS Award Scoring 4 Goals.................................................. 2-1-0 a 2.44 GAA and .910 save percentage so far Senior captain Odeen Tufto continued his Scoring 5+ Goals ............................................... 5-0-0 in his first season. impressive string of award nominations as he was recently named a Finalist for the Allowing No Goals ............................................ 5-0-0 Allowing 1 Goal ................................................. 5-0-2 All-Time vs. Colgate Senior CLASS Award, presented to the top Allowing 2 Goals ............................................... 4-0-2 Quinnipiac went 1-0-1 the last weekend senior student-athlete. Tufto is one of 10 Allowing 3 Goals ............................................... 2-0-0 these two teams faced off a few weeks ago, finalists this season, and two in program Allowing 4 Goals ............................................... 0-4-0 skating to a 2-2 tie in the opener before history have received All-American Status Allowing 5+ Goals ............................................ 0-1-0 the Bobcats took the shootout. Quinnipiac from the award: Chase Priskie ’19 and Jean- came out with a vengeance the next night, Marc Beaudoin ’10. Game was decided by one goal .................. 6-1-0 dominating Colgate to a 9-0 shutout win, its Game was decided by two goals ................ 1-3-0 largest shutout victory since March 16, 2013, Walter Brown Award Game was decided by three goals ............. 4-1-0 in a 10-0 win over Cornell. The Bobcats are Tufto and Petruzzelli’s award watch Game was decided by four goals ............... 0-0-0 4-0-1 against Colgate in the last five games recognition continued this week as the pair Game was decided by five-plus goals ...... 5-0-0 and are 13-3-1 since the beginning of the were named semifinalists for the 69th Walter Outshooting Opponents .............................12-2-3 2014-15 season. Quinnipiac is 27-17-3 all- Brown Award, presented annually to the top Being Outshot...................................................
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