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Gameday Program Vs. St. Schlstca COBBER MEN’S HOCKEY GAMEDAY November 24, 2006 – 7 p.m. Concordia-Moorhead vs. St. Scholastica Moorhead Sports Center GAME #6 GAMEDAY GAME NOTES St. Scholastica (4­2­0) MIAC Notes at Concordia Concordia College (3­2­0) ­ Concordia sophomore goalie Jeremy Boniface allowed his first two November 24, 2006 goals of the season last weekend. After starting the year with a shutout and then extending his scoreless streak to 90:21 against UM­ Moorhead Sports Center Crookston, he allowed a pair of goals to Gustavus on Friday. His streak Moorhead, MN of not allowing a goal reached 110:18. Boniface currently leads the MIAC in goals against average (0.80) and save percentage (.974). GAME TIME: 7 p.m. ­ Concordia continued their losing streak in conference games this past SERIES: Series Tied 13­13­1 weekend against Gustavus. Despite entering the game unbeaten at 3­ SERIES STARTED: 1976 0, the Cobbers lost a pair of league games and have now gone 26 LAST SEASON: Last year St. Scholastica scored the conference games without a victory. first five goals of the game and outshot Concordia by a Augsburg 43­15 margin en route to a 6­3 victory in a game that ­ Augsburg (1­4­1 overall, 1­0­1 MIAC) opened conference play by was played in St. Paul, Minn. As part of the NCAA taking three of four points from St. Mary’s in a weekend series, winning Division III Shocase Tournament. Dustin Sieben 4­2 on Friday and tying 3­3 in overtime on Saturday. Augsburg hosts a scored two goals ­­ the first and last goals of the game four­team Thanksgiving tournament on Wednesday and Thursday at ­­ and added an assist to lead the Saints. Shawn the Augsburg Ice Arena, with Finlandia (Mich.), Bethel and Wisconsin­ Bartlette scored a goal and added two assists, while Superior. Joey Martini, Joey Hughes and Curtis Markewich added Bethel the other St. Scholastica markers. Kelly Reynolds had ­ The Royals are currently 1­3 and hope to improve that record this three assists, with A.J. Tucker adding two assists. Wednesday and Thursday at the Augsburg Tournament. Bethel's first Carl Babich, Aaron Bruggeman and Matt Cosmos game will be a rematch against #7 UW­Superior who the team lost to scored goals for Concordia, with Mike Vlasak, Brice earlier in the season. Bethel has started four different goaltenders in Berggren and Chris Babich adding assists. Steve four games with freshman Aaron Damjanovich earning the lone win Bounds made 12 saves in goal to score the win for St. thus far against St. Scholastica. Scholastica, while Josh Hand took the loss for Gustavus Concordia, making 12 saves in the first period. Mike ­ Sophomore goaltender Kevin Johnson (Montrose, Minn.) posted the Dowers played the second and third periods for first two victories of his collegiate career against the Cobbers. Johnson Concordia, making 25 saves. turned in two strong performances as he allowed one goal and made 18 saves on Friday and then he allowed two goals and made 18 saves on Saturday. Johnson has a record of 2­2­0 this season with 71 saves and a 2.77 goals against average. Hamline Cobber Series Profile–Ryan Clukey #7 ­ The Pipers stopped an eight­game winless streak against the Johnnies Year: Sophomore with their 2­1 win Saturday night at Drake Arena. The last win against Hometown: Moorhead, Minn. St. John’s came in 2001­02. The Pipers were 0­7­1 in their previous Position: Forward eight games with the Johnnies. Major: Nutrition/Dietetics Saint John’s Post Graduation Plans: ­ The Saint John's University hockey team went 1­1 in a weekend series To become a dietician against Hamline last week. The Johnnies fell to the Pipers, 2­1 on Nov. Place I would most like to visit: 18 in St. Paul, and then retaliated with a 7­2 win over HU on Nov. 19. Australia or New Zealand Saint Mary’s Favorite movies: ­ Eric Dahl (St. Cloud, Minn.) netted his first collegiate goal vs. the Wedding Crashers Auggies Friday and Mike Christensen (Detroit Lakes, Minn.) did the Favorite TV show: Deal or No Deal, CSI, same on Saturday. Prison Break St. Olaf Favorite music groups: Hinder, Rascal Flatts ­ Jeff Wilde made 33 saves to help St. Olaf to a 3­1 win over the Favorite Book: “Five People You Meet In Heaven” University of St. Thomas on Saturday night in Mendota Heights. Dylan If I were to play another sport, it would be: Mueller had a goal and an assist for the Oles (1­5­1, 1­1­0 MIAC), who Football led 3­0 after two periods. St. Olaf got power play goals from John Egge and John Paulson. St. Thomas ­ The Toms' 3­3 start has knocked them out of the USCHO top­15 poll for the first time since 2003­2004. GAMEDAY ROSTERS CONCORDIA COLLEGE MOORHEAD “COBBERS” No. Name Yr. Po. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last Team 01 Josh Hand Jr. G 6­3 225 Temple, Pa./Thunder Bay (SIJHL) 02 Adam Campbell Fr. F 5­10 175 Fargo, N.D./Fargo South HS 03 Alec Holen So. C 5­9 185 Thief River Falls, Minn./FM Jets (NAHL) 04 Shawn Goos Fr. C 5­11 165 Fergus Falls, Minn./Fergus Falls HS 05 Casey Olson Fr. F 6­0 210 Rock Springs, Wyo./Hartford (AJHL) 07 Ryan Clukey So. C 5­10 175 Moorhead, Minn./Moorhead HS Cobber Hockey Info: 08 Chris Babich So. D 6­0 165 Eveleth, Minn./Eveleth­Gilbert HS 2005 Record: 5­18­2 09 Sean Lofgren So. F 5­10 185 Moorhead, Minn./Moorhead HS 2005 MIAC: 0­15­1 (9 th) 10 Kevin Kratz So. F 5­11 185 Farmington, Minn./Farmington HS Home: 3­9­2 12 Joachim Flaten Fr. F 6­0 200 Baerum, Norway/Frisk Asker Away: 1­8­0 14 Andy Murray So. F 5­11 185 Staples, Minn./Dubuque (MJHL) 15 Dan Perry Sr. F 6­5 225 Fergus Falls, Minn./Fergus Falls HS Neutral: 1­1­0 16 Kirby Markowsky Jr. D 6­3 215 Wakaw, Sask./MSU­Bottineau Last Postseason: 17 Tyler Neu Jr. F 6­1 190 Wadena, Minn./WDC HS 2002­03 Loss to Gustavus 19 Mark Buchholz Sr. D 6­2 190 Moorhead, Minn./Topeka (USHL) 3­1 in the first round of the 20 Carl Babich So. D 6­0 165 Eveleth, Minn./Eveleth­Gilbert HS MIAC playoffs 21 Knut Bitustoeyl Fr. C 5­11 185 Asker, Norway/Frisk Asker 2005 Stat Leaders: 22 Matt Cosmos Jr. F 6­0 215 Middlebury, Conn./Hartford (AJHL) Points: 23 Tony Webber So. F 5­4 140 Farmington, Minn./Farmington HS Dan Perry (19), 24 Blaine Gamst Fr. F 5­11 205 Willow River, Minn./Dubuque (MJHL) Brice Berggren (14), 25 Guy Grivas So. C 5­11 200 Southlake, Texas/Humboldt (SJHL) Mark Buchholz (14) 26 Brent Sands Fr. F 6­0 175 Cypress, Texas/Dubuque (MJHL) Goals: 27 Tony Janssen Fr. C 5­11 185 Superior, Wis./Fairbanks (NAHL) Dan Perry (12), 28 Cory Johnson So. C 5­8 185 Moorhead, Minn./Moorhead H.S. Chris Babich (5), 29 Mike Persson Fr. G 6­0 190 Regina, Sask./Fort Worth (WSHL) Matt Cosmos (5), 35 Jeremy Boniface So. G 6­1 180 Goderich, Ont./Mount Forest (OHA) Sean Lofgren (5) Assists: Coaching Staff: Head Coach – Steve Baumgartner (Concordia College ‘82; 21 st Season – 213­272­33 Overall) Mark Buchholz (14), Assistant Coach – Tim Laurila (1 st Season) Brice Berggren (11) Goals Against: Jeremy Boniface (5.71) Mike Dowers (5.74) COLLEGE OF ST. SCHOLASTICA “SAINTS” No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Last Team 2 Kyle Luschinski F 5­11 170 Jr. Winnipeg, Man./Waywayseecappo (MJHL) 3 Jake Nelson F 5­11 195 So. Superior, Wis./Minnesota (NAHL) 4 Scott Honkola D 6­1 205 Sr. Bismarck, N.D./Bismarck Bobcats (AWHL) 5 Chris Meagher D 5­10 175 Fr. Victoria, B.C./Brooks Bandits (AJHL) 7 Aaron Spotts F 6­1 205 Fr. Spokane, Wash./Cowichan Valley (BCHL) Saints Hockey Info: 8 Kelly Reynolds D 5­10 185 So. Parksville, B.C./Cowichan Valley (BCHL) 2005 Record: 15­10­2 9 Matt Saler F 5­11 200 So. Minnedosa, Man./Powell River (BCHL) 2005 NCHA: 6­7­1 (6 th) 10 Kris Boyce F 6­0 175 Fr. Fruitvale, B.C./ Cowichan Valley (BCHL) Home: 8­4­1 11 A.J. Tucker F 6­0 192 So. Fort Frances, Ont./Waywayseecappo (MJHL) Away: 5­6­1 12 Shane Auger D 5­10 180 So. Russell, Man./Waywayseecappo (MJHL) 13 Shawn Bartlette F 6­1 190 Jr. E. Grand Forks, Minn./Bismarck Bobcats (NAHL) Neutral: 2­0­0 15 Ben Fearing D 6­3 215 Fr. Coleraine, Minn./Greenway HS Last Postseason: 16 Trevor Geiger F 5­10 183 So. Salmon Arm, B.C./Salmon Arm (BCHL) 2005­06 Loss to UW­ 18 Jordan Chong F 5­11 175 Fr. N. Vancouver, B.C./Dryden Ice Dogs (SIJHL) Superior in the 19 Joey Nigro F 5­10 190 Fr. Thunder Bay, Ont./Ft. Williams N. Stars (SIJHL) quarterfinals of the NCHA 20 Matt Stengl F 6­0 170 So. E. Grand Forks, Minn./Selkirk (MJHL) playoffs 21 Joey Hughes F 5­11 190 So. Melbourne, Australia/Cowichan Valley (BCHL) 22 Neil Sauter D 5­11 185 Fr. Superior, Wis./Lincoln Stars (USHL) 2005­06 Stat Leaders: 23 Chris Blackmon F 6­2 215 Fr. Plano, Texas/Chilliwack Chiefs (BCHL) Points: 24 Michael Epp D 6­4 230 Sr. Winnipeg, Man./Melville Millionaires (SJHL) Joey Martini (31), 25 Joey Martini F 5­11 190 So.
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