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CLARKSON Hockeygolden Knights since 1920-21 CLARKSON HOCKEY GGoldenolden KKnightsnights 74 Winning Seasons • 22 NCAA Tr. Appearances • 10 ECAC Hockey Regular Season Titles • 6 ECAC Hockey Tr. Championshps •39 All -Americans 2019-20 SCHEDULE/RESULTS #7/7 CLARKSON (15-4-2, 9-2) vs. DARTMOUTH (8-5-3, 5-3-1) (15-4-2, 9-2-0 ECAC Hਮਢਪਤਸ) Game 22 • Fri., January 17 • Hanover, NH • Th ompson Arena (4,500)- 7pm O 5 (Sat.) ROYAL MILITARY COL.(exh.) H W 7-0 #7/7 CLARKSON (15-4-2, 9-2) vs. #16/rv HARVARD (8-5-2, 6-3-1) 11 (Fri.) Michigan A T 1-1ot Game 23 • Sat., January 18 • Cambridge, MA • Bright-Landry Hockey Center (3,095)- 7pm 12 (Sat.) Michigan A W 3-1 18 (Fri.) VERMONT H W 3-2 2019-20 Overall Record ......... 8-5-3 19 (Sat.) PROVIDENCE H L 4-2 2019-20 ECAC Record ......... 5-3-1 (7th) 25 (Fri.) Wisconsin A W 4-0 H: 5-1-2, R: 3-4-1, N: 0-2-0 Big Green 26 (Sat.) Wisconsin A L 4-3 Current Streak ........................1-Win 2019-20 Overall record ...................15-4-2 Last Game ...... 1/11 W(H) 5-4 vs Boston Univ. N 2019-20 ECAC Record: ............9-2-0 (1st) Head Coach .........Bob Gaudet (Dartmouth ‘81) 1 (Fri.) ST. LAWRENCE H W 4-3ot Home: 8-3-0, Road: 7-1-2, Neutral: 0-0-0 23rd Year - 326-331-80 2 (Sat.) ST. LAWRENCE H W 3-2ot Current Streak .................................3 Wins All-Time Series .............Clarkson Leads 73-31-7 8 (Fri.) * Union A W 5-1 Last Game ........1/11 - W(H) - 5-2 vs Quinnipiac Last Meeting ...................2/15/9 DAR W (A), 1-0 9 (Sat.) * Rensselaer A W 2-1 Head Coach ..... Casey Jones (Cornell ‘90) 2019-20 Overall Record ......... 8-5-2 15 (Fri.) * CORNELL H L 4-2 9th Year - 160-131-40 2019-20 ECAC Record .....6-3-1 (T-4th) 16 (Sat.) * COLGATE H W 5-1 H: 3-3-0, R: 3-2-1, N: 2-0-1 Captain: ..........................Devin Brosseau ‘20 Crimson 22 (Fri.) * Brown A W 2-1 ot AC: G. Moro ‘20, J. Schneider ‘20, J. Dunne ‘22 Current Streak . 2 Unbeaten (1-0-1) 23 (Sat.) * Yale A W 4-1 2019-20 Power Play .............20-84, 23.8% Last Game ................... 1/11 - W(N) 7-0 vs Yale D 2019-20 Penalty Kill ...............80-87, 92% Head Coach ...............Ted Donato (Harvard ‘91 16th Year - 246-216-57 7 (Sat.) * ST. LAWRENCE H W 3-1 2019-20 Goals Scored/Avg ............62/2.95 All-Time Series ............ Harvard Leads 58-57-12 13 (Fri.) Michigan Tech A T 2-2 ot 2019-20 Goals Allowed/Avg ..........37/1.76 Last Meeting ....................3/22/19 CU W(N), 5-2 14 (Sat.) Michigan Tech A W 4-2 J CLARKSON TAKES TO THE ROAD FOR FIRST TIME IN 2020 3 (Fri.) * RENSSELAER H L 3-1 he Golden Knights stand as one of the top teams in the nation by going 8-1-1 4 (Sat.) * UNION H W 2-0 Tsince mid-November, and with three consecutive conference victories through 10 (Fri) * PRINCETON H W 2-1 the opening two weeks of 2020 Clarkson has moved into fi rst place in the ECAC 11 (Sat.) * QUINNIPIAC H W 5-2 Hockey standings. 17 (Fri.) * Dartmouth A 7pm Guided by ninth-year Head Coach Casey Jones and Associate Head Coach Josh 18 (Sat.) * Harvard A 7pm Hauge and Assistant Coach Mike Towns, Clarkson is ranked 7th in the national 24 (Fri.) ARIZONA STATE H 7:30pm polls with a 15-4-2 overall record and holds the top spot in ECAC Hockey with a 25 (Sat) ARIZONA STATE H 7:30pm 31 (Fri.) * YALE H 7pm 9-2 league mark. The Green and Gold swept Princeton (2-1) and Quinnipiac (5-2) F at Cheel Arena over the weekend. 1 (Sat.) * BROWN H 7pm Coming off a four-game home stand to open the New Year, the Knights make 8 (Sat.) * St. Lawrence A 7pm a long road trip into New England this weekend to take on Dartmouth on Friday 14 (Fri.) * Quinnipiac A 7pm in Hanover, NH, and Harvard in Cambridge, MA on Saturday. Both games are 7:00 15 (Sat.) * Princeton A 7pm p.m. faceoffs and can be viewed live streamed on ESPN+ (US) and StretchInternet 21 (Fri.) * HARVARD H 7pm (international). 22 (Sat.) * DARTMOUTH H 7pm Clarkson Quick Hits 28 (Fri.) * Colgate A 7pm 29 (Sat.) * Cornell A 7pm M 3 497 6-8 ECAC Hਮਢਪਤਸ Fਨ਱ਲਲ਼ Rਮ਴ਭਣ (Fri.-Sun.) Best-of-3 game series at campus sites FFrankrank MarotteMarotte rratesates asas Clarkson owns the Haralds Egle is just three 13-15 ECAC Hਮਢਪਤਸ Q਴ਠ਱ਲ਼ਤ਱ਥਨਭਠਫਲ oonene ooff tthehe ttopop ggoaltendersoaltenders fourth best winning points shy of the cen- (Fri.-Sun.) 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Little Caesars Arena, Detroit, Michigan sstopstops CClarkson’slarkson’s thirdthird Green and Gold have points through 21 games. * ECAC Hockey rrankedanked defense,defense, whichwhich hashas gone 8-1-1 since mid- TWITTER: @ClarksonUSports, @ClarksonMHockey aallowedllowed onlyonly 1.761.76 goalsgoals November. www.clarksonathletics.com SID: Gary Mikel - 315-268-6673 pperer game.game. [email protected] 2019 CLARKSON HOCKEY 2020 Clarkson Quick Facts • Clarkson continues to rank high in combined specialty teams play at 2nd in the nation (100/171, 58.5%). UNIVERSITY INFORMATION • The Knights are ranked second on the penalty kill at 92% (80-87). The Green and Gold Location........Potsdam, New York, 13699-5830 are a perfect 16-of-16 on the PK in the New Year, shutting down RPI (3-3) and Union (6-6), Founded ..........................................................1896 Princeton (3-3) and Quinnpiac (4-4). Enrollment ....................................................4,300 • After going 0-of-7 on the power play against RPI on January 3 in their fi rst game back President .......................................... Tony Collins after a 33-day layoff, Clarkson has scored a power-play goal in each of the last three games Director of Athletics .................. Scott Smalling and is 3-11 (27.2%) over that span. Overall, the Green and Gold are ranked 11th in the Athletic Dept. Telephone ...........315-268-6473 Nickname ................................... Golden Knights nation on the man-advantage, hitting at 23.8% (20-84). ColorsGreen (PMS 3305) and Gold (PMS 116) • Clarkson ranks third nationally in scoring defense, allowing only 1.76 goals per game. The Knights have allowed more than two goals in a game just once in their past 10 out- TEAM INFORMATION ings. That came on January 3 against RPI when the Engineers scored a late empty-net goal Head Coach......................................Casey Jones to earn a 3-1 victory at Cheel. Alma Mater .........................................Cornell ‘90 Record at Clarkson/Overall .160-131-40 (9th yr) • Offensively, the Green and Gold are 24th in Division I, averaging 2.95 GPG. With the 5-2 E-mail Address [email protected] win over Quinnpiac, the Knights are coming off their most productive offensive showing Associate Head Coach ..... Josh Hauge (5th year) since defeating Colgate 5-1 on November 16. Alma Mater .......................Bethel University ‘15 • Clarkson has enjoyed the better of the play in the second game of the weekend, putting Assistant Coach .............Mike Towns (1st year) up a 9-2 record on Saturday after going 6-2-2 on Friday nights. Alma Mater ..........................................Adrian ‘11 • Frank Marotte has played every minute (1268:50) in the Clarkson crease and is rated Hockey Offi ce Telephone .......... 315-268-3874 among the top goaltenders in the country. The graduate transfer posts a 1.66 goals 2018-19 Overall Record ........................26-11-2 2018-19 ECAC Hockey Record . 13-7-2 (T-3rd) against average (3rd), a .941 save percentage (3rd), and a .762 winning percentage (5th) 2019-20 Team Leaders ..........Brosseau ‘20 (C), on an 15-4-2 record. Marotte recorded his second shutout as a Golden Knight and 10th Moro ‘20 (A), Schneider ‘20 (A), Dunne ‘22 (A) career whitewash behind 19 saves in the 2-0 win over Union (1/4). He also blanked Wis- Lettermen Returning/Lost ..........................19/7 consin (ranked sixth in the country at the time) behind a season-high 38 saves in a 4-0 - Forwards Returning/Lost .......................11/4 victory in Madison, WI on October 25. Marotte, who starred at Robert Morris the previ- - Defense Returning/Lost............................ 7/1 ous three years, has twice been selected ECAC Hockey Goaltender of the Week (10/14, - Goaltenders Returning/Lost ....................1/2 11/25) and was named conference Goaltender of the Month for October. Newcomers ..........................................................7 • Haralds Egle has tallied goals in each of his last three games and leads the Knights PROGRAM HISTORY in scoring with 24 points and 10 goals.
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