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Statistical Leaders the Latest in Bobcat Nation GAME 8 | UNION | NOV. 15, 2019 // GAME 9 | RENSSELAER | NOV. 16, 2019 // HAMDEN | 7 PM 2019-20 SCHEDULE Quinnipiac Bobcats Date Opponent Time/Result 4-4-1, 0-1-1 ECAC Hockey October (4-1-0) 10/11 AIC W, 3-2 VS 10/12 at AIC W, 3-2 Union Dutchmen 10/18 MAINE L, 2-4 10/19 MAINE W, 4-3 2-10-0, 1-3-0 ECAC Hockey 10/27 VERMONT W, 4-0 Watch (US): ESPN+ | Watch (Int'l): Stretch Internet | Listen: QBSN | Live Stats: gobobcats.com November (0-3-1, 0-1-1 ECAC Hockey) Quinnipiac Bobcats 11/1 at Arizona State L, 3-5 4-4-1, 0-1-1 ECAC Hockey 11/2 at Arizona State L, 1-4 11/8 at Dartmouth * T (OT), 2-2 VS 11/9 at #18/15 Harvard * L, 2-7 Rensselaer Engineers 11/15 UNION * 7 PM 11/16 RENSSELAER * 7 PM 4-4-0, 2-2-0 ECAC Hockey 11/22 at Cornell * 7 PM Watch (US): ESPN+ | Watch (Int'l): Stretch Internet | Listen: QBSN | Live Stats: gobobcats.com 11/23 at Colgate * 7 PM 11/29 UMASS 7:30 PM 11/30 at UMass 7 PM THE LATEST IN BOBCAT NATION • Odeen Tufto leads ECAC Hockey and is tied for third in the nation with 11 as- December sists while his 11 points are tied for second in the league. 12/28 at Princeton * 7 PM • Tufto is six points away from recording his 100th career point and becoming 12/29 PRINCETON * 7 PM the 41st player in program history to record 100 points while his 70 assists are tied for 23rd in program history with David Jensen ‘87 and Dan Ennis ‘03. January • Captain Nick Jermain has scored a goal in back-to-back games for the first 1/3 HARVARD * 7 PM time this season and is now second on the team with four goals. 1/4 DARTMOUTH * 7 PM • This weekend, Jermain will become the 90th player in program history to 1/10 at St. Lawrence * 7 PM skate in at least 100 career games. 1/11 at Clarkson * 7 PM 1/17 at Holy Cross 7 PM 1/25 UConn (CT Ice) ^ 4 PM STATISTICAL LEADERS 1/26 Sacred Heart/Yale (CT Ice) ^ TBA 1/31 CORNELL * 7 PM FORWARDS GP G A P SH +/- PPG GWG #29 Odeen Tufto 9 0 11 11 27 -2 0 0 February #11 Wyatt Bongiovanni 9 5 2 7 27 E 2 1 2/1 COLGATE * 7 PM 2/7 at Yale * 7 PM #10 Ethan de Jong 9 3 3 6 16 E 0 0 2/8 at Brown * 7 PM #22 Skyler Brind'Amour 9 2 3 5 15 +1 0 1 2/14 CLARKSON * 7 PM 2/15 ST. LAWRENCE * 7 PM DEFENSE GP G A P SH +/- PPG BLK 2/21 at Rensselaer * 7 PM #3 Peter DiLiberatore 9 1 5 6 14 +4 1 5 2/22 at Union * 7 PM 2/28 BROWN * 7 PM #23 Zach Metsa 9 0 3 3 18 -4 0 11 2/29 YALE *$ 7 PM #2 Kārlis Čukste 9 0 3 3 12 -3 0 11 #15 Jayden Lee 9 0 1 1 10 -3 0 5 * - ECAC Hockey Contest ^ - at Webster Bank Arena (Bridgeport, Conn.) $ - 18th Annual Heroes Hat Game GOALTENDER GP-GS W-L-T MIN GA GAA SV% SO BOLD - Home Game #31 Keith Petruzzelli 9-9 4-3-1 480:42 23 2.87 .892 1 MEDIA INFORMATION TALE OF THE TAPE TALE OF THE TAPE Asst. Director (MIH Contact) ........ Kevin Noonan QUINNIPIAC UNION QUINNIPIAC RPI Office Phone .......................................203-582-5387 2.67 ......................Scoring Offense .................... 1.50 2.67 ......................Scoring Offense ....................3.50 Cell Phone ................................ 860-235-1380 3.22 ..................... Scoring Defense ....................3.42 3.22 ..................... Scoring Defense ....................2.88 (-0.55) ..........................Margin ......................... (-1.92) (-0.55) ..........................Margin .............................0.62 Email [email protected] 31.44 ...............................SOG .............................21.42 31.44 ...............................SOG .............................27.75 Website ................................... www.gobobcats.com 4.22 .........................Penalties PG........................4.92 4.22 .........................Penalties PG........................3.88 10.89 ............................PIM/gm ..........................10.50 10.89 ............................PIM/gm .............................7.75 TV Play-by-Play .....................................Phil Giubileo 4.78 ............................. PPC/gm ............................4.33 4.78 ............................. PPC/gm ............................3.75 TV Color Commentary ..................... Rich Coppola 0.67 ............................. PPG/gm ............................0.33 0.67 ............................. PPG/gm ............................ 1.00 6/43 (14.0) ..............Power Play .............. 4/52 (7.7) 6/43 (14.0) ..............Power Play ...........8/30 (26.7) Flagship TV........................................................ESPN+ 27/34 (79.4) ...........Penalty Kill ......... 43/51 (84.3) 27/34 (79.4) ...........Penalty Kill .........26/29 (89.7) @QU_MIH GOBOBCATS.COM @QU_MIH QUINNIPIAC GAME NOTES The Quinnipiac men’s ice hockey team a 4-4-0 record and 2-2-0 mark in QUINNIPIAC MEN’S HOCKEY is back home after back-to-back road ECAC Hockey play. Rensselaer split 2019-20 BREAKDOWN Overall .................................................................. 4-4-1 weekends as the Bobcats host the last weekend with a 6-2 win over St. Home .................................................................... 3-1-0 Union Dutchmen and the Rensselaer Lawrence before falling to Clarkson, 2-1, Away ...................................................................... 1-3-1 Engineers in the first home weekend of in a tight contest. Rensselaer is 3-2 in Neutral .................................................................. 0-0-0 Overtime .............................................................. 0-0-0 ECAC Hockey play. its last five games and have given up Last 5 Games ...................................................... 1-3-1 just two goals in all five of those games. Last 10 Games .................................................... 4-4-1 Last Time Out Will Reilly, Patrick Polino and Chase Last 15 Games .................................................... 4-4-1 Quinnipiac opened up its slate of ECAC Zieky are all tied for the team lead with vs. ECAC Hockey................................................ 0-1-1 vs. Hockey East .................................................. 2-1-0 Hockey games on the road last weekend four goals while Reilly leads the team vs. Atlantic Hockey ........................................... 2-0-0 at Dartmouth and Harvard. The Bobcats with nine points. Three of Reilly’s goals vs. Independent ................................................ 0-2-0 recorded a tie to open the league slate have come in ECAC Hockey play. Owen vs. Ranked Opponents.................................... 0-1-0 at the Big Green on Friday before falling Savory continues to dominate between One-Goal Games .............................................. 3-0-0 at the Crimson, 7-2, to close out the the pipes for the Engineers as he owns Following a Win ................................................. 2-2-0 weekend. Nick Jermain had a goal in a 2.36 GAA and .917 save percentage Following a Loss ................................................ 2-1-1 each game to lead the Bobcats. with a 3-3-0 record. Rensselaer has Following at Tie ................................................. 0-1-0 also been among the best special teams Scoring First ........................................................ 2-1-0 Scouting Union units in the nation with a power play Opponent Scores First .................................... 2-3-1 The Dutchmen have struggled so far in at 26.7 percent and penalty kill at 89.7 Leading After 1st Period ................................ 3-0-0 Trailing After 1st Period .................................. 1-4-0 the 2019-20 as they sport a 2-10-0 record percent. Tied After 1st Period ........................................ 0-0-1 and 1-3-0 mark in ECAC Hockey play. Leading After 2nd Period .............................. 4-0-1 Union opened the season with a seven- All-Time vs. Rensselaer Trailing After 2nd Period ................................ 0-4-0 game losing streak before winning The Bobcats continue to dominate the Tied After 2nd Period ...................................... 0-0-0 back-to-back games at Rensselaer all-time series with Rensselaer with an Scoring No Goals .............................................. 0-0-0 and Canisius. Since those two wins, impressive 17-7-9 record in 33 games Scoring 1 Goal ................................................... 0-1-0 the Dutchmen have lost three straight, dating back to the first-ever meeting Scoring 2 Goals.................................................. 0-2-1 Scoring 3 Goals.................................................. 2-1-0 including league contest at Clarkson between the two programs in 1999. Scoring 4 Goals.................................................. 2-0-0 and St. Lawrence. Anthony Rinaldi leads Quinnipiac swept last season’s series Scoring 5+ Goals ............................................... 0-0-0 the team with five points on two goals with a 3-0 win at home and 2-1 on and three assists through 12 games the road, and are 12-1-3 in the last 16 Allowing No Goals ............................................ 1-0-0 Allowing 1 Goal ................................................. 0-0-0 while Zachary Emelifeonwu leads the meetings since the beginning of the Allowing 2 Goals ............................................... 2-0-1 Dutchmen with three goals. Additionally, 2011-12 season. Allowing 3 Goals ............................................... 1-0-0 Sean Harrison and Sam Morton are the Allowing 4 Goals ............................................... 0-2-0 only two skaters with multiple goals this Rand’s Winning Ways Allowing 5+ Goals ............................................ 0-2-0 season. Darion
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