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2019 NCAA TOURNAMENT NOTES IMPORTANT LINKS Frozen Four History: http://collegehockeyinc.com/frozen-four.php NCAA Record Book: http://www.ncaa.org/championships/statistics/2018-19-mens-ice-hockey-records Bracket (.pdf): http://collegehockeyinc.com/articles/2019/03/ncaa-bracket.pdf TV Schedule: http://collegehockeyinc.com/tv-schedule.php Statistical Comparison: http://collegehockeyinc.com/2019-ncaa-tournament-teams.php Sortable National Statistics: http://collegehockeyinc.com/stats/filters19.php Pronunciation Guide (.pdf): https://www.dropbox.com/s/u49mnb3zg2qm3iv/2018-19_Pronunciations_NCAAs.pdf?dl=0 Team Rosters, Statistics & Results: http://collegehockeyinc.com/teams-and-conferences.php ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS ENTERING TOURNAMENT Points: Power-Play Goals: Mason Jobst, Ohio State – 164 Mason Jobst, Ohio State – 28 Robby Jackson, St. Cloud State – 121 Scott Conway, Providence – 24 Patrick Newell, St. Cloud State – 120 Chase Priskie, Quinnipiac – 24 Marc Michaelis, Minnesota State – 117 Jimmy Schuldt, St. Cloud State – 117 Shorthanded Goals: Adam Fox, Harvard – 116 Marc Michaelis, Minnesota State – 7 Chase Priskie, Quinnipiac – 116 Robby Jackson, St Cloud State – 6 Tanner Laczynski, Ohio State – 109 Mason Jobst, Ohio State – 5 Jacob Pritchard, Massachusetts – 108 Brandon Hawkins, Northeastern – 107 Games Played: Jarid Lukosevicius, Denver – 104 Jarid Lukosevicius, Denver – 155 Nico Sturm, Clarkson – 103 Jimmy Schuldt, St. Cloud State – 155 Josh Wilkins, Providence – 102 Colin Staub, Denver – 155 Bobby Nardella, Notre Dame – 101 Eric Williams, Northeastern – 155 Dakota Joshua, Ohio State – 100 Lincoln Griffin, Northeastern – 153 Scott Davidson, Quinnipiac – 152 Goals: Chase Priskie, Quinnipiac – 152 Mason Jobst, Ohio State – 69 Jarid Lukosevicius, Denver – 61 Most Consecutive Games Played (Active): Robby Jackson, St. Cloud State – 52 Jimmy Schuldt, St. Cloud State – 155 Marc Michaelis, Minnesota State – 51 Eric Williams, Northeastern – 155 Scott Conway, Providence – 49 Colin Staub, Denver – 147 Assists: Overtime Goals: Mason Jobst, Ohio State – 95 Nick Swaney, Minnesota Duluth – 3 Adam Fox, Harvard – 94 Jarid Lukosevicius, Denver – 3 Patrick Newell, St. Cloud State – 82 Jimmy Schuldt, St. Cloud State – 79 Hat Tricks Bobby Nardella, Notre Dame – 78 Cal Burke, Notre Dame – 2 Max Coatta, Minnesota State – 2 Game-Winning Goals: Liam Finlay, Denver – 2 Jarid Lukosevicius, Denver – 20 Jarid Lukosevicius, Denver – 2 Brandon Hawkins, Northeastern – 12 Marc Michaelis, Minnesota State – 2 Peter Krieger, Minnesota Duluth – 12 25 other players have 1 career hat trick Tanner Laczynski, Ohio State – 10 Josh Wilkins, Providence – 10 2019 NCAA TOURNAMENT NOTES ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS ENTERING TOURNAMENT Saves: Goals-Against Average: Jake Kielly, Clarkson – 2,782 Dryden McKay, Minnesota State – 1.66 Hayden Hawkey, Providence – 2,691 Matthew Galajda, Cornell – 1.68 Joey Daccord, Arizona State – 2,482 Tommy Nappier, Ohio State – 1.79 Cale Morris, Notre Dame – 2,170 Devin Cooley, Denver – 1.87 Ryan Ruck, Northeastern – 2,014 Hunter Shepard, Minnesota Duluth – 1.90 Cayden Primeau, Northeastern – 1.96 Wins: Andrew Shortridge, Quinnipiac – 1.98 Hayden Hawkey, Providence – 70 Jake Kielly, Clarkson – 64 Shutouts: Hunter Shepard, Minnesota Duluth – 50 Jake Kielly, Clarkson – 16 Cale Morris, Notre Dame – 45 Hayden Hawkey, Providence – 15 Cayden Primeau, Northeastern – 44 Matthew Galajda, Cornell – 14 Ryan Ruck, Northeastern – 44 Hunter Shepard, Minnesota Duluth – 14 Andrew Shortridge, Quinnipiac – 10 Save Percentage: Cayden Primeau, Northeastern – 8 Tommy Nappier, Ohio State –.939 Cale Morris, Notre Dame – 8 Cale Morris, Notre Dame – .938 Joey Daccord, Arizona State – 8 Devin Cooley, Denver – .934 Cayden Primeau, Northeastern – .934 Dryden McKay, Minnesota State – .931 Matthew Galajda, Cornell – .930 ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS IN NCAA TOURNAMENT GAMES Scoring: Jarid Lukosevicius, Denver 9 GP 7-1—8 Cam Morrison, N. Dame 7 GP 3-3—6 Tanner Laczynski, Ohio State 4 GP 2-3—5 Michael Davies, Denver 6 GP 0-5—5 Dylan Malmquist, N. Dame 8 GP 2-2—4 Colin Staub, Denver 9 GP 2-2—4 Adam Fox, Harvard 3 GP 1-3—4 Riley Tufte, Minn. Duluth 8 GP 1-3—4 Ian Mitchell, Denver 2 GP 0-4—4 Liam Finlay, Denver 6 GP 0-4—4 Goaltending: Hunter Shepard, Minn. Duluth 4 GP 4-0 241:25 68 svs. 5 GA 1.24 .932 Cale Morris, Notre Dame 4 GP 3-1 254:56 113 svs. 9 GA 2.12 .926 Sean Romeo, Ohio State 3 GP 2-1 177:04 79 svs. 5 GA 1.69 .940 Hayden Hawkey, Providence 3 GP 1-2 177:53 67 svs. 4 GA 1.35 .944 Jake Kielly, Clarkson 1 GP 0-1 58:30 26 svs. 1 GA 1.03 .963 David Hrenak, St. Cloud State 1 GP 0-1 59:23 22 svs. 2 GA 2.02 .917 Matthew Galajda, Cornell 1 GP 0-1 58:57 21 svs. 2 GA 2.04 .913 Cayden Primeau, Northeastern 1 GP 0-1 58:54 29 svs. 3 GA 3.06 .906 Ryan Ruck, Northeastern 1 GP 0-1 60:00 30 svs. 6 GA 6.00 .833 2019 NCAA TOURNAMENT NOTES Most NCAA Tournament Appearances: Michigan, Minnesota – 37 Boston University – 36 Boston College – 35 North Dakota – 32 Denver – 29 Michigan State – 27 Harvard, Wisconsin – 25 Clarkson, Cornell, New Hampshire – 22 Other 2019 Tournament teams: Providence – 15 St. Cloud State – 14 Minnesota Duluth – 13 Notre Dame – 11 Bowling Green – 10 Ohio State – 9 Northeastern – 7 Minnesota State, Quinnipiac – 6 Massachusetts – 2 American International, Arizona State – 1 Longest Active NCAA Appearance Streaks: Denver – 12 Providence – 6 Minnesota Duluth – 5 Notre Dame – 4 Cornell, Ohio State – 3 Clarkson, Minnesota State, Northeastern, St. Cloud State – 2 Most Appearances, Last 10 Years: Denver – 10 North Dakota – 8 Boston College, Minnesota Duluth, Notre Dame, St. Cloud State – 7 Providence – 6 Most Appearances, Last 5 Years: Denver, Minnesota Duluth, Providence – 5 Boston University, Harvard, Notre Dame, St. Cloud State – 4 Most Championships: Michigan – 9 Denver, North Dakota – 8 Wisconsin – 6 Boston College, Boston University, Minnesota – 5 Lake Superior State, Michigan State, Michigan Tech – 3 Colorado College, Cornell, Maine, Minnesota Duluth, Rensselaer – 2 Bowling Green, Harvard, Northern Michigan, Providence, Union, Yale – 1 2019 NCAA TOURNAMENT NOTES Most Consecutive 20-Win Seasons 18 – Denver 7 – Minnesota State 6 – Providence 5 – Bowling Green Longest Stretch Since Last Appearance: Bowling Green – 1990 Massachusetts – 2007 Quinnipiac – 2016 American International, Arizona State – First appearance Six teams in the field – those five plus Harvard – were not in the tournament last year NCAA Appearances by 2019 Tournament Coaches Appearances with current school unless noted 16 – Jeff Jackson, Notre Dame (6, including 2 titles, with Lake Superior State) 12 – Mike Schafer, Cornell 9 – Scott Sandelin, Minnesota Duluth (2 titles) 7 – Nate Leaman, Providence (1 title) 6 – Ted Donato, Harvard 6 – Rand Pecknold, Quinnipiac 5 – Mike Hastings, Minnesota State 3 – Jim Madigan, Northeastern 3 – Steve Rohlik, Ohio State 2 – Casey Jones, Clarkson 1 – Chris Bergeron, Bowling Green 1 – David Carle, Denver 1 – Greg Carvel, Massachusetts 1 – Eric Lang, American International 1 – Brett Larson, St. Cloud State 1 – Greg Powers, Arizona State Coaches Who Won NCAA Titles as Players Steve Rohlik, Ohio State (1990, Wisconsin) Ted Donato, Harvard (1989, Harvard) Coaches Coaching their Alma Mater: David Carle, Denver Greg Carvel, Massachusetts (master’s) Ted Donato, Harvard Eric Lang, American International Jim Madigan, Northeastern Greg Powers, Arizona State Mike Schafer, Cornell Tournament Most Outstanding Players 37 former winners have gone on to play in the NHL, including 2018-19 NHLers Thomas Vanek (Minnesota, 2003), Justin Abdelkader (Michigan State, 2007), J.T. 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    SEASON TOP TENS GOALS PENALTY MINUTES Name GAA Year Name Goals Year Name PM Year 1. Ryan McKay ..................1.39 ..................2012-13 1. Gary DeLonge ................ 39 ..................1978-79 1. Todd Harkins .................133 ..................1987-88 2. Connor Knapp..............1.69....... ...........2011-12 2. Craig Fisher ...................... 37 ..................1989-90 2. Mike Macoun .................. 99 ..................1986-87 3. Jeff Zatkoff ....................1.72 ..................2007-08 Brian Savage ................... 37 ..................1992-93 Blake Coleman ............... 99 ..................2014-15 4. Charlie Effinger ...........1.83 ..................2005-06 4. Bill Bok .............................. 32 ..................1978-79 4. Mike Macoun ................. 94 ..................1984-85 5. Cody Reichard .............1.87 ..................2009-10 5. Rick Kuraly ....................... 31 ..................1980-81 Vern Sketchley................ 94 ..................1979-80 6. Jay Williams ..................1.94 ..................2012-13 Ryan Jones ....................... 31 ..................2007-08 5. Jaan Luik ........................... 93 ..................1987-88 7. Connor Knapp .............1.97 ..................2009-10 7. Reilly Smith...................... 30 ..................2011-12 6. Scott Luik ......................... 92 ..................1988-89 8. Jeff Zatkoff ....................2.02 ..................2005-06 8. Rick Kuraly ....................... 29 ..................1979-80