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2009 Hockey Media Guide.Pdf Hockey D2 GAME SCHEDULE DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY INSIDE DATE OPPONENT SITE LOCATION TIME AThleTIC DEPARTmeNT Game Schedule. 2 09/18 Liberty University Away Lynchburg, Va. 7:30 pm 6193 Kraft Avenue SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49512 Coaching Staff. 4 09/19 Liberty University Away Lynchburg, Va. 7:30 pm Athletic Fax: (616) 554-5269 Meet the Team. 5 10/02 Grand Valley State HOME Patterson Ice Center 8:00 pm Website: www.dupanthers.com Season Preview. 6 10/03 Grand Valley State Away Hudsonville, Mich. 8:00 pm Player Profiles. 7 10/09 Missouri State (ACHA DII Showcase) Away St. Louis, Mo. 3:45 pm AdminisTRATion 2008-2009 Season Review. 18 10/10 Colorado State (ACHA DII Showcase) Away St. Louis, Mo. 7:15 pm Athletic Director: Paul Lowden. (616) 554-5050 History and Records. 19 Asst. Athletic Director: Ronda Varnesdeel. (616) 554-5306 10/11 Kentucky (ACHA DII Showcase) Away St. Louis, Mo. 2:15 pm Sports Information Director: Aaron Sagraves. (616) 554-5045 10/16 Indiana University Away Bloomington, Ind. 9:15 pm Athletic Trainer: Wendi Corelli. (616) 871-6186 10/17 Indiana University Away Bloomington, Ind. 2:30 pm Athletic Trainer: Jeff Harmsen. (616) 871-6186 10/23 Eastern Michigan University Away Romulus, Mich. 8:00 pm Student Center Director: Mike Stodola. (616) 554-5138 DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY 10/24 Eastern Michigan University HOME Patterson Ice Center 7:00 pm Faculty Athletic Representative: Todd Pitts. (616) 554-4716 10/29 Ferris State University * Away Big Rapids, Mich. TBA Athletic Admin. Assistant: Shannon Rose. (616) 554-5126 ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS 10/30 Michigan State * HOME Patterson Ice Center 8:00 pm Academic Advisor: Aaron Montanino. (616) 554-4314 MEDIA LIST 11/06 William Paterson (Siena Showcase) Away Albany, N.Y. TBA COAchING STAFF GRAND RAPIDS PRESS 11/07 Florida Gulf Coast (Siena Showcase) Away Albany, N.Y. TBA Hockey D2: Paul Lowden. (616) 554-5050 Contact: Sports Desk 11/08 Siena College (Siena Showcase) Away Albany, N.Y. TBA Hockey D3: Chris Green. (616) 862-5571 11/13 Miami (OH) * HOME Patterson Ice Center 8:00 pm Men’s Basketball: Burt Paddock. (616) 554-5144 Fax: (616) 222-5224. Email: [email protected] 11/14 Miami (OH) * HOME Patterson Ice Center 7:00 pm Women’s Basketball: Mark Youngs. (616) 554-5058 WOOD TV 8 11/20 Michigan State * Away Lansing, Mich. 8:00 pm Men’s Soccer: Carl Whitehouse. (616) 871-6189 Contact: Jack Doles Women’s Soccer: Chris Allen. (616) 881-3447 11/22 Liberty University HOME Patterson Ice Center 12:00 pm Fax: (616) 456-5755. Email: [email protected] Women’s Volleyball: Rick Rykse. (231) 578-1773 12/04 Western Michigan University HOME Patterson Ice Center 8:00 pm Men & Women’s Golf: Phil Sweeney. (616) 299-1662 WXMI Fox 17 12/05 Western Michigan University Away Kalamazoo, Mich. 3:30 pm Men & Women’s T&F/ X-C: Scott Cook. (616) 871-6190 Contact: Tim Doty 12/11 Ohio State University * HOME Patterson Ice Center 8:00 pm Men’s Lacrosse: Bob Clarkson. (616) 554-5279 Fax: (616) 364-6018. Email: [email protected] 12/12 Ohio State University * HOME Patterson Ice Center 7:00 pm Men’s & Women’s Bowling: George Miller . (616) 212-4688 WBBL 107.3 FM 01/08 Penn State HOME Patterson Ice Center 8:00 pm Women’s Lacrosse: Stacy Faulkner. (616) 871-6191 Contact: Bret Bakita Men’s & Women’s Tennis: Doug White. (616) 514-7994 01/09 Penn State HOME Patterson Ice Center 7:00 pm Fax: (616) 451-3299. Email: [email protected] Baseball: Wes Cummings. (616) 871-6192 01/14 Siena College (FGCU Showcase) Away Ft. Myers Fla. 8:30 am Softball: Ronda Varnesdeel. (616) 554-5306 KALAMAZoo GAZETTE 01/15 Colorado (FGCU Showcase) Away Ft. Myers, Fla. 6:00 pm Rugby: Isaac Herrick. (616) 554-3988 Contact: Sports Desk 01/16 Florida Gulf Coast (FGCU Showcase) Away Ft. Myers, Fla. 8:30 pm Cheer: Rachel Nemmers. (616) 915-3150 Fax: (269) 388-8447 Dance: Loren Huggett. (616) 233-3464 01/18 Arizona State Away Tempe, Ari. 7:00 pm AdvAncE NEwspAPERS 01/19 Lindenwood University Away Tempe, Ari. 7:00 pm Contact: Larry Hirt 01/20 Lindenwood University Away Tempe, Ari. 7:00 pm DIRecTIONS TO PATTERSON ICE ceNTER Email: [email protected] 01/21 Arizona State Away Tempe, Ari. 7:00 pm 2550 PATTERson AvE SE. DETROIT FREE PRESS 01/23 Ferris State * HOME Patterson Ice Center 7:00 pm GRAnd RApids, MI 49546 Contact: Sports Desk 01/29 Grand Valley State * Away Hudsonville, Mich. 8:00 pm Fax: (313) 222-5983 01/30 Grand Valley State * HOME Patterson Ice Center 7:00 pm From West – Exit at 43A off of I-96 – Turn Right onto 28th Street. Go approximately one mile to Patterson Ave and make a right. DETROIT NEWS 02/04 Oakland University Away Rochester, Mich. TBA Traveling North on Patterson, arena will be on right (east) hand Contact: Sports Desk side of road. 02/05 Oakland University HOME Patterson Ice Center 8:00 pm Fax: (313) 222-6019 02/06 Oakland University Away Rochester, Mich. TBA From East – Exit at 43A off of I-96 – Turn Right onto 28th Street. Go approximately one mile to Patterson Ave and make a right. ASSOCIATED PRESS 02/12 University of Michigan * HOME Patterson Ice Center 8:00 pm Traveling North on Patterson, arena will be on right (east) hand Contact: Sports Desk 02/13 University of Michigan * Away Ann Arbor, Mich. 6:00 pm side of road. Fax: (313) 259-4966 02/19 Central Michigan University HOME Patterson Ice Center 8:00 pm 02/20 Central Michigan University Away Mt. Pleasant, Mich. TBA DAVENPORT SPORTS INFORMATION Contact: Aaron Sagraves 03/05-06 GMHL Tournament Away Lansing, Mich. TBA Fax: (616) 554-5269. Phone: (616) 554-5045 03/17-20 ACHA D2 National Tournament Away TBA TBA Email: [email protected] WHAC SPORTS INFORMATION Denotes GMHL Contest * Contact: Dawn Harmon All Home Games are played at Patterson Ice Center Email: [email protected] 2 | DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY PANTHERS 2009-2010 HOCKEY | 3 D2 COACHING STAFF D2 MEET THE TEAM HEAD COAch | Paul Lowden (8th Season) NO NAME HT WT POS EXP Hometown Previous Team Alma Mater: Ferris State University ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS 2 Mitch Kane 5-6 155 F 2nd Year Zeeland, Mich. Grand Valley Stars Midget AAA Career Record at DU: 238-56-13 Season Coach W L T 4 Adam Gillikin 5-11 215 D 1st Year Canton, Mich. Schreiber Diesels Office Phone: (616) 554-5050 2008-2009 Lowden 44 4 0 5 Josh Andres 5-6 155 F 1st Year Kentwood, Mich. Syracuse Stars Email Address: [email protected] 2007-2008 Lowden 35 12 3 8 Jon Stolarz 6-2 190 D 4th Year Grand Haven, Mich. Grand Haven HS 2006-2007 Lowden 35 10 2 9 Jonathon Frank 5-10 170 D 2nd Year Wallingford, Conn. Minnesota Crookston (NCAA) ASSISTANT COAch | Phil Sweeney (6th Season) 2005-2006 Lowden 29 8 4 11 Phillip Tesoriero 5-9 160 F 2nd Year Boulder, Colo. Minnesota Crookston (NCAA) ASSISTANT COAch | Jamie Bradford (5th Season) 2004-2005 Lowden 30 12 1 ASSISTANT COAch | Joe Messina (6th Season) 2003-2004 Lowden 34 8 2 12 Sean McWhorter 5-10 190 F 4th Year Lansing, Mich. Western Michigan D1 2002-2003 Lowden 31 2 1 13 Aaron Warsen 5-11 210 F 2nd Year Kentwood, Mich. Adrian College TOTALS 238 56 13 14 Brandon Davis 5-9 175 D 3rd Year Hartland, Mich. Traverse City Enforcers 16 Clay Mattson 5-11 180 F 3rd Year Livonia, Mich. Lindenwood University 17 CJ Pobur 6-1 185 D 1st Year Commerce Twp., Mich. South Shore Kings PAUL LOWDEN 20 Kevin Brojek 6-3 185 D 2nd Year Sterling Heights, Mich. Orleans Blues Jr. A Paul Lowden enters his eighth season as the Head Coach of the Davenport University Panthers Hockey 21 Jeremy Barber 6-1 220 D 4th Year Caledonia, Mich. Robert Morris (NCAA) Team. The Panthers compete in the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) at the Division II 23 Zach Fowler 5-9 175 F 3rd Year Kentwood, Mich. Adrian College level. Last season, Lowden collected his 200th win as Head Coach of Davenport and after leading his 25 Jordan Phillips 6-0 185 F 2nd Year Swartz Creek, Mich. Flint Generals team to back-to-back ACHA D2 National Championships, has an overall record of 238-56-13 26 Paul Ziemke 5-9 175 F 1st Year Caledonia, Mich. Boston Jr. Rangers Paul grew up on the east side of Toronto, Ontario (Canada) where he played his minor and junior hockey. He played his college hockey from 1983-1987 for the Ferris State University’s NCAA DI Hockey 27 Adam Thomas 5-11 175 F 5th Year Kentwood, Mich. Toledo Ice Dogs Program. 30 Scott Knight 6-1 200 G 5th Year Grand Rapids, Mich. West Michigan Warriors AAA He currently holds the career record at Ferris State University for goals scored (101) and total points (208) and was inducted 31 Jacob Schira 6-3 195 G 2nd Year Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Minnesota Crookston (NCAA) into the Ferris State University Athletic Hall of Fame in 2003. He continued his athletic career by playing professional hockey in 33 Cam Thomas 5-8 150 G 1st Year Kentwood, Mich. East Kentwood HS Germany from 1987-1992. 35 Anthony Petrak 5-9 185 G 1st Year Byron Center, Mich. Grand Rapids Jr. Owls Paul also serves as Davenport University’s Athletic Director. Lowden started the athletic program in 2002 with two programs 37 Patrick Gallagher 6-1 215 F 1st Year Plymouth, Mich.
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