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® 2012 Brice Alaska Rush 2012-13 SCHEDULE SERIES DETAILS: Date Opponent Time September Date...... Friday, October 19 Alaska (CCHA) 29 BLUE & GOLD GAME # Blue, W 2-1 Time...... 8:05 pm AKT October 0-1-1 5 REGINA # W 6-0 Location...... Fairbanks, AK 99701 12 Air Force $ OT T 1-1 Venue...... Carlson Center (4,595) 13 Canisius $ L 1-3 ® vs 19 MERRIMACK ** (TD TV) 8:05 pm ...... 200’x100’ 20 NORTH DAKOTA ** (TD TV) 7:05 pm 26 Ferris State * 3:05 pm TV...... KFXF Fox 7 (TD @ 11 p.m.) 27 Ferris State * 3:05 pm Merrimack November Internet Audio...... KCBF 820sports.com 2 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE * 7:05 pm Live Video...... Americaonesports.com 1-1-0, 0-1-0 HEA 3 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE * 7:05 pm 9 Ohio State * 3:05 pm Live Stats...... alaskananooks.com 10 Ohio State * 3:05 pm 16 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 7:35 pm SERIES DETAILS: 17 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 7:35 pm (CCHA) 23 Northern Michigan * 3:35 am Alaska Date...... Saturday, October 20 24 Northern Michigan * 3:35 pm Time...... 7:05 pm AKT 30 MIAMI * 7:05 pm 0-1-1 December Location...... Fairbanks, AK 99701 1 MIAMI * 7:05 pm Venue...... Carlson Center (4,595) 7 BOWLING GREEN * 7:05 pm ® vs 8 BOWLING GREEN * 7:05 pm ...... 200’ x 100’ January 11 Michigan * 3:35 pm TV...... KFXF Fox 7 (TD 10/21@ 12:30 a.m.) 12 Michigan * 3:35 pm North Dakota Internet Audio...... KCBF 820sports.com 18 Notre Dame * 3:35 pm 19 Notre Dame * 3:05 pm Live Video...... Americaonesports.com 25 NORTHERN MICHIGAN * 7:05 pm 0-0-0, 0-0-0 WCHA 26 NORTHERN MICHIGAN * 7:05 pm Live Stats...... alaskananooks.com February 1 Miami * 3:35 pm laska eeking hird oal ush itle 2 Miami * 3:05 pm A S T G R T 8 OHIO STATE * 7:05 pm Need to know notes about the Kendall Hockey Classic & Alaska hockey... 9 OHIO STATE * 7:05 pm 18 Lake Superior State * 3:35 pm • This weekend the Nanooks host the UND Nov. 1-2, 1991, when they swept the 19 Lake Superior State * 3:05 pm fifth-annual Brice Alaska Goal Rush and Nanooks 4-6 and 3-5, respectively. 25 Anchorage ^ 7:07 pm welcome Alaska Anchorage, Merrimack and 26 ANCHORAGE ^ 7:05 pm North Dakota to Fairbanks for two days of • 2011 Goal Rush MVP and senior Nik Home games in ALL CAPS # Exhibition tournament action. The Nanooks faceoff Yaremchuk notched a pair of goals in last All Times Alaskan * CCHA game against the Warriors Friday night and UND Friday’s tie, for his 14th career multi- $ Kendall Hockey Classic on Saturday as they seek their second game. It was also the fourth time in his ** Brice Alaska Goal Rush ^ Alaska Airlines Governor’s Cup tournament title since 2009. career he scored twice in a game, giving him one two-goal game in each of his four • Alaska is 2-4 against Merrimack and 2-5 seasons as a Nanook. He is second on the against North Dakota. The Blue and Gold’s team in career points with 27-37--64 in 114 last encounter with the Warriors was 17 outings, behind SR F Andy Taranto (43-47- Alaska Media Relations years ago on Jan. 21, 1995, when they were 90) and just ahead of JR F Cody Kunyk (37- Director of Media Relations...... Jamie Foland beaten 2-3. 36--63), who notched an assist on Parayko’s Office Phone...... (907) 474-6807 Mobile Phone...... (907) 687-3226 marker against Air Force. His effort garnered E-mail...... [email protected] • Alaska is 2-5 against UND with their only him a spot on the 2012 Kendall Classic All- Media Relations Intern...... Chris Brooks program wins happening on the road Jan. Tournament team. Phone...... (907) 474-6805 2-3, 1994, when the ‘Nooks prevailed 6-5 in E-mail...... [email protected] overtime the first night and 5-3 the second • FR defensemen Colton Parayko and Josh Fax...... (907) 474-5162 night. They played in UAA’s Kendall Classic Atkinson tallied their first career points on Carlson Center Press Box...... (907) 451-1800 two years ago (Oct. 9, 2010), when UND Friday night. Alaska’s only rostered NHL Website...... www.alaskananooks.com Interviews beat the Blue and Gold 3-1 at the Sullivan draft pick, Parayko notched the team’s All interviews must be arranged through Jamie Foland in the Arena. third goal of the first period and Atkinson Media Relations Office, and requests must be made by noon on assisted on the team’s first goal of the year the day of the interview. Foland can be reached via e-mail (jm- [email protected]); office phone (907.474.6807) or cell phone • North Dakota will come to Fairbanks by Yaremchuk earlier in the frame. (907.687.3226). Please note that contact information for student- and take on the Nanooks for the first time athletes WILL NOT be made available to reporters, per Depart- ment of Athletics policy. in over 20 years. Alaska last played host to Head Coach ALASKA Notes cont... Dallas Ferguson • Friday’s season-opening game Ferguson enters his fifth season as head coach of the against Air Force marked the second Alaska Hockey program. He time in the last three years that the was named the eighth head coach of his alma mater Nanooks and the Falcons opened their on May 15, 2008, following regular-season schedules against one four years of service as an assistant coach for the Blue another in the opening game of Alaska and Gold. Anchorage’s annual tournament. It is A former Nanook defenseman and team , also the third time in seven seasons the Ferguson guided the program to new heights in teams opened against each other in the his first three seasons at the helm. After leading the team to a fourth place finish in the Central Collegiate state of Alaska. Hockey Association and capturing the league’s Coach of the Year award in 2008-09, he took the Nanooks to the NCAA tournament for the first time in program • The Nanooks lead the all-time history in 2009-10. series against the Falcons 17-7-2, which Under his tutelage, the Nanooks have won three includes a 9-2-1 mark in the 49th state consecutive Alaska Airlines Governor’s Cup titles, (8-2 at home and 1-0-1 in neutral site played host and won three consecutive CCHA home playoff series (in each of his first three seasons) and games). Alaska’s two in-state loses claimed four non-conference tournament titles. were games that were originally a pair The Wainwright, Alberta native has coached twenty- of victories (3-0 and 4-3) but were later nine Nanooks who have gone on to professional forfeited after the 1991-92 season. hockey careers, including rearguard Jordan Hendry of the 2010 Champion , 2009 CCHA Player • The Nanooks ride an eight-game of the Year and All-American Chad Johnson of the Phoenix Coyotes and 2008 CCHA Offensive winning streak against the Falcons into Defenseman of the year and Alaska’s only First Team Friday’s 26th meeting that dates back All-American Tyler Eckford (Ottawa Senators). to Jan. 14, 1995. The last time they Through his first four seasons as an assistant coach, lost to Air Force was a 4-3 let down in Ferguson was part of Nanook squads that defeated four No.1-ranked teams, captured two Alaska Airlines overtime on Jan. 13, 1995. Governor’s Cups, finished third at the CCHA Super Six tournament at Joe Louis Arena, won three CCHA first- round playoff series on the road, and set a program • After last Friday’s 3-3 tie against record for road wins in a season (10, 2005-06). Air Force, the Nanooks are now 2-1- Since his arrival at Alaska in the summer of 2004, 2 in season openers under fifth-year Ferguson has steadily climbed the professional ladder. head coach Dallas Ferguson. Their only After serving as the Nanooks’ second assistant coach from 2004-07, he was named the first assistant coach season-opening loss under the former in 2007-08. From 2004 to 2007, Ferguson primarily Nanook defenseman was a 4-1 upset by coached the defensemen and was in charge of the defensive special teams. In 2005, Ferguson coached St. Cloud State on Oct. 7, 2011. the -killing unit to an impressive 88.0 percent conversion percentage, the third best in the nation. • Last Saturday’s 3-1 letdown to Prior to his tenure at Alaska, Ferguson spent two Canisius marked the Nanooks’ first lost years as the assistant coach for the Fairbanks Ice Dogs Junior A hockey team of the North American Hockey against the Golden Griffins in program League. history. They previously played a two- As an athlete, Ferguson enjoyed a four-year game series in Fairbanks on Jan. 16- professional hockey career following his collegiate 17, 1989, when the Nanooks outscored playing days in Fairbanks. He was a four-year letterwinner for the Nanooks (1992-96) and ranks their guests 3-2 the first night and 9-2 21st on Alaska’s career scoring list. He finished his the second night to sweep the series. career with 104 points (17g, 87a) and was a three-time recipient of the Shawn Chambers Top Defenseman Award. A proven leader, Ferguson was an alternate • FR F spoiled Canisius’ captain as a junior and voted the team captain as a senior. shutout bid with five seconds remaining in Saturday’s game for his first collegiate Following his college career, he played four years professionally, with stints for the Richmond goal and point. Renegades of the East Coast Hockey League, and the Alaska Gold Kings and Anchorage Aces of the West Coast Hockey League. Ferguson notched 78 points in • SO G Sean Cahill made 15 saves on 195 pro hockey games, including 61 in 162 games for Friday in his first career start for Alaska. the Aces. He also turned aside two of three Off the ice, he earned his bachelor’s degree in business shots in the tournament-mandatory administration with an emphasis on management and organization. shootout. First-year netminder John Keeney made his collegiate debut on Ferguson and his wife Tara live in Fairbanks with their daughters, Peyton and Kendall. Saturday against Canisius, stopping 22- of-25 Golden Griffin shots.

2012-13 ™ Alaska at a Glance General Information Location ...... Fairbanks, Alaska 99775 Founded ...... 1917 Enrollment ...... 11,149 Chancellor ...... Brian Rogers Faculty Athletic Representative ..... Dr. Dani Sheppard Director of Athletics ...... Dr. Gary R. Gray Nickname...... Nanooks Colors...... Blue and Gold Home Ice (capacity)...... Carlson Center (4,595) Ice Surface ...... 200’ x 100’

Alaska Hockey Information Head Coach ...... Dallas Ferguson (Alaska ‘96) Merrimack At A Glance North Dakota at a Glance 2012-13 Record...... 0-0-1 Location ...... North Andover, MA Location ...... Grand Forks, ND 2011-12 Record...... 12-20-4/8-16-4-2 CCHA Enrollment...... 2,312 Enrollment...... 15,250 Record at Alaska/Overall ...... 63-65-25 (5th yr) Colors...... Navy Blue and Gold Colors...... Kelly Green and White CCHA Record/Years ...... 42-48-22 (5th yr) Home Venue...... J. Thom Lawler Arena. Home Venue...... Ralph Englestad Arena. Assistant Coach.....Lance West (Alabama-Huntsville ‘95) ...... (2,489) ...... (11,634) Assistant Coach...... Corbin Schmidt (Alaska ‘05) Volunteer Assistant Coach...... Wylie Rogers (Alaska ‘08) Rink Size...... 200’ x 85’ Rink Size...... 200’ x 85’ Champs Life Coach...... Ryan Reinheller (Alaska, ‘01) 20011-12 Overall Record:...... 18-12-7 2011-12 Overall Record:...... 26-13-3 Equipment Manager ...... Scott Eastman 2011-12 AHA Record:...... 13-9-5 2011-12 WCHA Record:...... 16-11-1 Director of Hockey Operations ...... Kevin Parlett Head Coach...... Mark Dennehy Head Coach...... Dave Hakstol. Athletic Trainer ...... Mike Curtin ...... Boston College ‘91 ...... University of North Dakota ‘96 Record at Merrimack...... 92-158-33 Record at North Dakota..... 213-106-30 Team Information 2012-13 Record...... 0-1-1 ...... 7th Season ...... 9th Season Captain...... Adam Henderson ‘13 Overall Record...... 89-131-29 Overall Record...... same Assistant Captain...... Colton Beck ‘ 14 Assistant Coach...... Glenn Stewart Associate Head Coach...... Brad Berry Assistant Captain...... Kaare Odegard ‘13 Assistant Coach...... Curtis Carr Assistant Coach...... Dane Jackson Assistant Captain...... Andy Taranto ‘13 SID for Hockey...... Brad Davis SID for Hockey...... Jayson Hajdu Program History First Varsity Season...... 1979 Email...... [email protected] Email.... [email protected] All-Time Record...... 466-539-99 (34th season) Phone...... 978-837-5364 Phone...... 701-777-2985 All-Time CCHA Record... 179-276-63 (18th season) Series Records Series Records Highest CCHA Regular-Season Finish...... 4th . Series Record ...... 2-4-0 Series Record ...... 2-5-0 ...... (2003,2009) Home...... 1-3-0 Home...... 0-2-0 Highest CCHA Tournament Finish...... 3rd (2005) CCHA Super Six Apperances...... 2 Away...... 1-1-0 Away...... 2-2-0 2002, 2005 Neutral...... 0-0-0 Neutral...... 0-1-0 CCHA Championship Tournament Apperances.... 1 First Meeting ...... Nov. 20, 1984 First Meeting ...... Jan. 5, 1990 2009 H...... L, 5-7 A...... L, 1-6 NCAA Tournament Apperances...... 1 Last Meeting...... Jan. 22, 1995 Last Meeting...... Oct. 9, 2010 2010 H...... L, 2-3 N (at UAA)...... L, 1-3

Media Information Sports Information Director ...... Jamie Foland Office Phone ...... (907) 474-6807 Mobile Phone ...... (907) 687-3226 E-mail ...... [email protected] Fax...... (907) 474-5162 Carlson Center Press Box ...... (907) 451-1957 Website ...... www.alaskananooks.com

Interviews Head coach Dallas Ferguson is available for interviews by arrangment only throughout the week, with exception on game days and when traveling.Phone interviews are best conducted weekdays between 8 a.m. and noon. All player interviews (in-person and phone) must be arranged through Jamie Foland in the Office of Media Relations, and requests must be made by noon on the day before the interview. Contact information for student-athletes WILL NOT be made available to reporters, per Department of Athletics policy. Please note that no game-day interviews will be granted until the conclusion of the contest. To receive weekly information via e-mail, contact Jamie Foland at the above e-mail address.

2012-13 ™ ICE HOCKEY LAST TIME IT HAPPENED... 2012-13 CCHA Coaches Poll October 2, 2012

Weekend series sweep at home Attempted a penalty shot No. Team Points Alaska: Feb. 19-20, 2010 Alaska: Feb. 26, 2010 1. Notre Dame (7) 105 Lake Superior, (W 4-0, W 5-1) Brandon Knelsen vs. Alaska-Anchorage 2. Michigan (2) 100 Opponent: Nov. 4-5, 2011 Good (Bryce Christianson) 3. Western Michigan (2) 97 Miami, (L 1-2, L 1-2) Opponent: Nov. 11, 2011 4. Miami 78 5. Ferris State 67 Riley Sheahan at Notre Dame 6. Ohio State 66 Good (Scott Greenham) Weekend series sweep on road 7. Michigan State 56 8. Bowling Green 43 Alaska: Nov. 20-21, 2008 Scored with extra attacker 8. Northern Michigan 43 at Ferris State (W 3-2, W 2-0) Alaska: Mar. 2, 2012 (Colton Beck) 10. Alaska 31 Opponent: Mar. 2-3, 2012 11. Lake Superior 29 at Lake Superior State (L 3-4) Lake Superior State, (L 3-4, L 0-2) Opponent: Oct. 15, 2011 Nebraska-Omaha (W 4-1) edia oll Shutout 2012-13 CCHA M P Alaska: Nov. 26, 2011 Scored shorthanded No. Team Points at Bowling Green, W 2-0 (Scott Greenham) Alaska: Oct. 15, 2011 1. Michigan (50) 903 Opponent: Mar. 3, 2012 2. Western Michigan (25) 825 Nebraska-Omaha, Nik Yaremchuk (W 4-1) 3. Notre Dame (9) 765 at Lake Superior, L 0-2 (Kevin Kapalka) Opponent: Jan. 7, 2012 4. Ferris State (3) 626 at Northern Michigan, Matt Thurber (L 3-7) 5. Miami 622 6. Michigan State 528 Shutout at home 7. Ohio State 438 Alaska: Nov. 18, 2011 Scored 5 on 3 8. Northern Michigan 389 Ferris State, W 2-0 (Scott Greenham) Alaska: Feb. 26, 2010 9. Bowling Green 264 Opponent: Dec. 3, 2011 vs. Alaska-Anchorage (W 3-2) 10. Lake Superior 232 Michigan, L 0-1 OT (Shawn Hunwick) Opponent: Jan. 19, 2007 11. Alaska 150 Michigan (L 6-2) Shutout on road USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Alaska: Nov. 26, 2011 Had 40 shots on goal at Bowling Green, W 2-0 (Scott Greenham) Alaska: Feb. 11, 2012 October 8, 2012 Opponent: Mar. 3, 2012 Lake Superior State, 40 shots (W 3-2) No. Team (1st Place Votes) Pts LW Record Lake Superior, L 0-2 (Kevin Kapalka) Opponent: Dec. 3, 2011 1 Minnesota (14) 483 1 0-0-0 Michigan, 42 shots (W 1-0 OT) 2 Boston College (19) 482 1 0-0-0 Shutout in CCHA game 3 Michigan (1) 429 3 0-0-0 Had 50+ shots on goal 4 North Dakota 406 4 0-0-0 Alaska: Nov. 26, 2011 5 Cornell 284 6 0-0-0 at Bowling Green, W 2-0 (Scott Greenham) Alaska: March 9, 2008 6 UMass-Lowell 263 7 0-0-0 Opponent: Mar. 3, 2012 at Nebraska-Omaha, 52 shots (3OT L 2-1) 7 Western Michigan 250 11 0-0-0 Lake Superior, L 0-2 (Kevin Kapalka) Opponent: March 9, 2008 8 Miami 234 9 0-0-0 at Nebraska-Omaha, 66 shots (3OT L 2-1) 9 Union 227 5 0-1-0 10 Denver 200 8 0-0-0 11 Ferris State 176 14 0-0-0 Player had four or more points Scored 4 goals in period Alaska: Feb. 19, 2010 12 Minnesota Duluth 140 12 0-0-0 Alaska: Nov. 11, 2011 13 Notre Dame 136 10 0-0-0 Lake Superior State, Dion Knelsen (0-4-4) at Notre Dame, first period (L 4-5) 14 Boston 119 13 0-0-0 Opponent: Dec. 28, 2007 Opponent: Jan. 7, 2012 15 Wisconsin 63 15 0-0-0 Alaska Anchorage, Shane Lovdahl (0-4-4) Northern Michigan, third period (L 3-7) Others receiving votes: Harvard, 40; Quinnipiac, 36; Michigan State, 33; Colorado College, 21; Merrimack, Player had hat trick Scored 5 goals in period 26; Maine, 13; Ohio State, 6; St. Cloud State, 6; New Alaska: Nov. 11, 2011 Alaska: Mar. 8, 2002 Hampshire, 5; Air Force, 2. at Notre Dame, Cody Kunyk (L 4-5 OT) Ferris State, third period (W 6-3) Opponent: Dec. 7, 2007 Opponent: Mar. 14, 2003 USCHO.com/CSTV Poll Miami, Ryan Jones (L 3-1) Michigan State, first period (L 11-1) October 8, 2012

Won in overtime Scored 6 goals in period No. Team (First Place) Record Pts LW Alaska: Mar. 5, 2011 Alaska: Oct. 5, 2001 1 Boston College (37) 0-0-0 978 1 Michigan State, W 4-3 OT (Nik Yaremchuk, 3:18) Air Force, second period (W 8-1) 2 Minnesota (12) 0-0-0 948 2 3 Michigan (1) 0-0-0 871 3 Opponent: Feb. 17, 2012 Opponent: Feb. 28, 1998 4 North Dakota 0-0-0 837 4 at Michigan State, L 2-3 OT (Brett Perlini, 3:07) Western Michigan, second period (L 8-1) 5 Cornell 0-0-0 704 6 6 Massachusetts-Lowell 0-0-0 680 7 7 Denver 0-0-0 624 8 8 Miami 0-0-0 588 9 9 Western Michigan 0-0-0 584 10 10 Union 0-1-0 581 5 11 Ferris State 0-0-0 466 11 12 Boston University 0 0-0 429 13 13 Minnesota-Duluth 0 0-0 404 12 14 Notre Dame 0-0-0 400 14 15 Wisconsin 0 0-0 242 18 16 Michigan State 0-0-0 222 16 17 Harvard 0-0-0 179 17 18 Quinnipiac 1 0-0 126 NR 19 Merrimack 1-0-0 120 NR 20 Maine 0-1-0 102 15

Others receiving votes: Colorado College 101, Air Force 93, New Hampshire 64, St. Cloud State 62, Ohio State 20, Nebraska- Omaha 13, Lake Superior 8, Northern Michigan 8, Providence 8, Niagara 7, RIT 7, Northeastern 6, Rensselaer 5, Michigan Tech 4, Yale 4, Minnesota State 3, Robert Morris 2. 2012-13 ™ ICE HOCKEY 2012-13 ALASKA NANOOKS ROSTER

Numerical roster

1 Steve Thompson 6-2 194 G L SR Anchorage, AK Sioux City (USHL) 2 Justin Tateson 6-4 221 D L SO Scandia, AB Drumheller (AJHL) 4 Colton Parayko 6-4 195 D R FR St.Albert, AB Fort McMurray (AJHL) 6 Michael Quinn 6-0 186 D L JR Surrey, B.C. Westside (BCHL) 7 Nik Yaremchuk 5-9 183 C L SR St. Albert, AB Sherwood Park (AJHL) 9 Max Dumond 6-0 188 LW L SO Orleans, ON Brockville (CJHL) 10 J.D. Peterson 5-11 188 D R FR Orange, CA Tri-City (USHL 11 Alec Hajdukovich 5-10 184 F R FR Fairbanks, AK Fairbanks (NAHL 12 Garrick Perry 6-1 205 LW L SO Apple Valley, MN Coquitlam (BCHL) 13 Kaare Odegard (A) 6-0 182 D L SR Red Deer, AB Canmore (AJHL) 14 Adam Henderson (C) 6-2 209 F L SR Whitehorse, YT Spruce Grove (AJHL) 17 Jarret Granberg 5-7 152 F L SR Foremost, AB Brooks (AJHL) 18 Trevor Campbell 5-10 191 D R SO Kansas City, MO Topeka (NAHL) 20 Matthew Friese 6-1 179 LW L FR Wasilla, AK Lincoln (USHL) 22 Josh Atkinson 6-0 181 F L FR Spruce Grove, AB Llyodminster (AJHL) 23 Nolan Kaiser 6-0 196 D R SO Calgary, AB Camrose (AJHL) 24 Nolan Huysmans 6-1 205 F R FR Ponoka, AB Spruce Grove (AJHL) 25 Nolan Youngmun 5-11 176 LW L SO Anchorage, AK Sioux Falls (USHL) 26 Chad Gehon 6-0 196 LW L SR Kelowna, BC Westside (BCHL) 27 Tyler Morley 5-8 166 F L FR Burnaby, BC Surrey (BCHL 29 Andy Taranto (A) 6-0 208 RW R SR Woodridge, IL Fargo (USHL) 36 Colton Beck (A) 5-10 188 LW L SR Langley, BC Langley (BCHL) 37 Cody Kunyk 5-11 195 F L JR Sherwood Park, AB Sherwood Park (AJHL) 38 Sean Cahill 5-11 175 G R SO Calgary, AB Kindersley (SJHL) 39 John Keeney 6-1 184 G L FR Twin Peaks, CA Muskegon (USHL)

# First 22 Josh Atkinson 36 Colton Beck Roster Breakdown 38 Sean Cahill 18 Trevor Campbell CLASS HEIGHT GEOGRAPHY 9 Max Dumond Freshmen 8 5-7 1 CANADA 20 Matt Friese Sophomores 7 5-8 1 Alberta 10 26 Chad Gehon Juniors 3 5-9 1 British Columbia 4 17 Jarret Granberg 5-10 3 11 Alex Hajdukovich Seniors 7 Ontario 1 14 Adam Henderson 5-11 4 24 Nolan Huysmans 6-0 7 Yukon Territory 1 23 Nolan Kaiser 6-1 4 39 John Keeney POSITION 6-2 2 UNITED STATES 37 Cody Kunyk Forwards 14 6-4 2 Alaska 4 27 Tyler Morley Defensemen 8 13 Kaare Odegard California 2 Goalies 3 4 Colton Parayko Illinois 1 12 Garrick Perry 10 J.D. Peterson NATIONALITY Minnesota 1 6 Michael Quinn SHOOTS/CATCHES Canadian 16 Missouri 1 29 Andy Taranto American 9 2 Justin Tateson Left 17 1 Steve Thompson Right 8 7 Nik Yaremchuk 25 Nolan Youngmun AGE (as of 10/01/10) LEAGUE 19 3 AJHL 9 20 7 BCHL 5 21 4 CJHL 1 22 5 NAHL 2 23 1 SJHL 1 24 5 USHL 6 2012-13 ™ ICE HOCKEY