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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: JANUARY 12, 2004 WEEKLY RELEASE #16 UMASS GETS FIRST-EVER WIN AT BOSTON U. Terriers respond with inspired OT win to end NU’s five-game win streak

The UMass Minutemen ended a mini-slump in dramatic fashion last Wednesday, recording a 2-1 win at BU’s . It was the first-ever win for UMass at BU’s home rink following 18 consecutive losses there. It also ended an eight-game winless streak for the Minute- RECENT RESULTS men overall, although the team had four ties in that span. Craig MacDonald set up the first UMass and scored the game-winner, but it was Stephen Werner’s two assists that provided Tuesday, January 6 the most interesting storyline, considering he had just returned from winning a gold medal with Maine 5, at Merrimack 2 * Team USA at the World Junior Championships. Werner had five goals, including two short-handers, Wednesday, January 7 and was +6 in helping the U.S. to a 6-0 record. BC forward and Maine forward Massachusetts 2, at 1 * Greg Moore each had one assist in the championship game. BU responded to Wednesday’s defeat with an inspired 4-3 overtime victory over Northeastern Friday, January 9 on Friday. Sophomore David VanderGulik scored a goal and set up two others, including Bryan at Boston Univ. 4, Northeastern 3 (OT) * Miller’s OT winner. The effort thwarted Northeastern’s bid for its sixth straight win. The Huskies at Providence 1, New Hampshire 1 (OT) * quickly got back in the win column with a 5-2 victory over Holy Cross on Saturday. at Boston College 4, Merrimack 0 * UNH and Providence played a home-and-home set which ultimately yielded a 1-1-1 split in at Michigan State 2, UMass Lowell 0 the season series. Goaltenders David Cacciola (PC) and Jeff Pietrasiak (UNH) were both im- pressive in Friday’s game, a 1-1 tie, as each finished with 33 saves on 34 shots faced. The UNH Saturday, January 10 offense solved Cacciola in Saturday’s rematch, as the Wildcats recorded a 5-3 victory. at New Hampshire 5, Providence 2 * Maine junior Dustin Penner got his own offense in gear this past week, picking up two goals at Northeastern 5, Holy Cross 2 and three assists over two Maine wins, 5-2 at Merrimack and 6-0 over Sacred Heart. He previ- at Maine 6, Sacred Heart 0 UMass Lowell 3, at Michigan State 2 ously had just one goal and six assists over 17 games this season. Senior goaltender Frank Massachusetts 2, at Trois-Rivieres 2 (exh.) Doyle was solid between the pipes, stopping 17 of 18 shots faced over two periods at Merrimack and all 11 he faced in a one-sided shutout win vs. Sacred Heart. It was his third shutout of the season and fifth of his career. Merrimack also succumbed to stingy defense on Friday, losing UPCOMING GAMES 4-0 at BC. Matti Kaltiainen needed to make just 14 saves for his first shutout of the season. UMass Lowell split a weekend set at Michigan State, rebounding from a 2-0 shutout loss on Tuesday, January 13 Friday to post a 3-2 win on Saturday. Ben Walter scored two goals and Elias Godoy set up two. New Hampshire vs. Dartmouth (WMUR) Sophomore goaltender John Yaros, in his first game as a River Hawk, totalled 24 saves on 26 (at Manchester, NH) shots to earn the win. Friday, January 16 Boston University at Boston College (NESN) * Massachusetts at Maine * 2003-04 STANDINGS UMass Lowell at Merrimack * Providence at Northeastern * Team GP W L T Pts Overall HE Offense HE Defense Boston College 10 7 1 2 16 14-3-3 3.70 GPG 1.90 GAPG Saturday, January 17 Maine 10 7 2 1 15 15-4-1 3.30 GPG 2.10 GAPG Boston College at Boston University (FSNE) * Massachusetts at Maine (WABI) * New Hampshire 12 6 3 3 15 12-7-3 3.50 GPG 2.92 GAPG Merrimack at UMass Lowell * Massachusetts 12 6 4 2 14 10-6-5 2.08 GPG 2.25 GAPG Northeastern at Providence * UMass Lowell 10 6 3 1 13 11-9-3 2.80 GPG 2.30 GAPG Brown at New Hampshire (NHPTV) Boston University 10 3 5 2 8 6-6-6 2.60 GPG 2.90 GAPG Providence 11 2 6 3 7 8-7-4 3.00 GPG 3.36 GAPG * Hockey East game Merrimack 13 2 8 3 7 7-12-3 2.00 GPG 3.38 GAPG Games start at 7pm unless indicated Northeastern 10 1 8 1 3 6-10-2 2.20 GPG 3.70 GAPG All times Eastern

CCM HOCKEY SUPERSKILLS HOCKEY DEFENSIVE PLAYERS PLAYER OF THE WEEK ROOKIE OF THE WEEK OF THE WEEK

STEPHEN WERNER – Massachusetts MICHEL LEVEILLE – Maine Jeff Pietrasiak - UNH So. G; Shrewsbury, MA Sophomore Forward; Chevy Chase, MD Freshman Forward; Levis, QC Made a career-high 33 saves on 34 shots Helped Team USA win its first-ever gold Potted his first career goal against Merri- faced in a 1-1 tie at Providence Friday. at the World Junior Championships and mack and contributed three assists vs. John Yaros - UML So. G; Bayside, NY set up both UMass goals in his first game Sacred Heart to lift his season total to 19, Made 24 saves in his first appearance as a back, a 2-1 win at BU. second best overall in Hockey East. River Hawk, a 3-2 win at Michigan State. HOCKEY EAST HONOR ROLL

• David Cacciola, PC (Jr. G; Burlington, MA) – Matched a career high with 33 saves on 34 shots faced in a 1-1 tie vs. UNH. • Frank Doyle, Maine (Sr. G; Guelph, ON) – Stopped 28 of 29 shots over two games and picked up his fifth career shutout. • Justin Dziama, BC (Sr. F; Natick, MA) – Potted the game-winning goal, one assist and a few big hits in a 4-0 win over Merrimack. • Tim Judy, NU (Jr. D; Bowie, MD) – Had an assist in each of two games and quarterbacked Husky special teams units that went 4 for-11 on the power play and 7-for-7 on the penalty kill. • Matti Kaltiainen, BC (Jr. G; Espoo, Finland) – Needed to make just 14 saves for his first shutout of the season, 4-0 vs. Merrimack. • Craig MacDonald, UMass (Jr. F; Canton, MA) – Scored the game-winning goal in a 2-1 win at BU and assisted on the other. • Bryan Miller, BU (Jr. F/D; Wayne, NJ) – Was +3 with an OT goal and an assist in Friday’s 4-3 win over Northeastern. • Dustin Penner, Maine (Jr. F; Winkler, MB) – Had two goals and three assists over two games, back-to-back wins. • David VanderGulik, BU (So. F; Abbotsford, BC) – Scored one goal and assisted on two others to lead BU to a 4-3 OT win vs. NU. • Ben Walter, UML (So. F; Langley, BC) - Scored two goals, including the game-winner, to lead UML to a 3-2 win at Michigan State. • Gabe Winer, UMass (So. G; Stoughton, MA) – Stopped 22 of 23 shots in a slim 2-1 win at BU.

SCORING (Hockey East Games) SCORING (All Games)

Player, School Cl GP G A Pts Player, School Cl GP G A Pts 1.Justin Aikins, UNH Jr 12 1 14 15 1.Thomas Pöck, UMass * Sr 21 12 16 28 2.Brian Yandle, UNH * So 12 7 7 14 Elias Godoy, UML So 23 13 15 28 3., BC Jr 10 3 10 13 3., BC Sr 19 6 20 26 Thomas Pöck, UMass * Sr 12 7 6 13 4., UNH Sr 22 13 12 25 5.Elias Godoy, UML So 10 7 5 12 5.Justin Aikins, UNH Jr 22 6 18 24 6., BC Sr 10 9 2 11 Ben Walter, UML So 23 15 9 24 Ben Eaves, BC Sr 10 2 9 11 7.Tony Voce, BC Sr 20 16 7 23 8.Jason Guerriero, NU Jr 10 5 5 10 8.Jason Guerriero, NU Jr 18 8 13 21 Ben Walter, UML So 10 5 5 10 Chris Chaput, PC Jr 19 5 16 21 Colin Shields, Maine Sr 10 4 6 10 Ryan Shannon, BC Jr 20 5 16 21 Chris Chaput, PC Jr 11 3 7 10 11.Peter Zingoni, PC Sr 18 10 10 20 12.Patrick Eaves, BC So 6369 Colin Shields, Maine Sr 20 10 10 20 Brett Hemingway, UNH Fr 9639 Michel Leveille, Maine Fr 20 1 19 20 Peter Zingoni, PC Sr 10 3 6 9 Sean Collins, UNH Jr 22 10 10 20 Danny O’Brien, UML So 10 2 7 9 15.Preston Callander, UNH Jr 22 9 10 19 Steve Saviano, UNH Sr 12 4 5 9 Brian Yandle, UNH * So 22 9 10 19 Bryan Schmidt, MC * So 13 3 6 9 * defenseman * defenseman

GOALTENDING (Hockey East Games)

Player, School Cl GP Min W L T GAA SP 1. Matti Kaltiainen, BC Jr 10 583 7 1 2 1.64 .901 2. Jim Howard, Maine So 5 305 3 1 1 1.97 .921 3. Frank Doyle, Maine Sr 5 295 4 1 0 2.03 .914 4. Gabe Winer, UMass So 12 720 6 4 2 2.17 .896 5. David Cacciola, PC Jr 6 345 0 4 2 2.26 .926 6. Chris Davidson, UML Jr 10 603 6 3 1 2.29 .919 7. Casey Guenther, MC Jr 11 594 2 6 3 3.13 .907 8. Sean Fields, BU Sr 9 514 1 5 2 3.15 .890 9. Mike Ayers, UNH Sr 10 569 5 3 2 3.16 .898 10.Keni Gibson, NU Jr 9 543 1 7 1 3.31 .891

GOALTENDING (All Games) Player, School Cl GP Min W L T GAA SP 1. Frank Doyle, Maine Sr 13 761 10 3 0 1.66 .926 2. Jim Howard, Maine So 8 425 5 1 1 1.69 .932 3. Matti Kaltianen, BC Jr 18 1066 12 3 3 1.86 .896 4. David Cacciola, PC Jr 9 487 1 4 3 1.97 .933 5. Gabe Winer, UMass So 21 1226 10 5 5 2.49 .886 6. Chris Davidson, UML Jr 19 1111 8 7 3 2.70 .897 7. Mike Ayers, UNH Sr 18 1040 9 7 2 2.88 .900 8. Casey Guenther, MC Jr 17 951 5 9 3 2.90 .901 9. Sean Fields, BU Sr 15 874 4 6 4 3.02 .890 10.Keni Gibson, NU Jr 16 968 6 8 2 3.04 .891 TEAM STATS (Hockey East Games) TEAM STATS (All Games)

TEAM OFFENSE TEAM OFFENSE Team GP G GPG Team GP G GPG —————————————————————————————————————— —————————————————————————————————————— 1.Boston College...... 10 37 3.70 1.Maine...... 20 77 3.85 2.New Hampshire...... 12 42 3.50 2.New Hampshire...... 22 81 3.68 3.Maine...... 10 33 3.30 3.Boston College...... 20 69 3.45 4.Providence...... 11 33 3.00 4.Providence...... 19 65 3.42 5.UMass Lowell...... 10 28 2.80 5.Boston University... 18 59 3.28 6.Boston University... 10 26 2.60 6.UMass Lowell...... 23 71 3.09 7.Northeastern...... 10 22 2.20 7.Northeastern...... 18 53 2.94 8.Massachusetts...... 12 25 2.08 8.Massachusetts...... 21 56 2.67 9.Merrimack...... 13 26 2.00 9.Merrimack...... 22 54 2.45 TEAM DEFENSE TEAM DEFENSE Team GP GA GAPG Team GP GA GAPG —————————————————————————————————————— —————————————————————————————————————— 1.Boston College...... 10 19 1.90 1.Maine...... 20 35 1.75 2.Maine...... 10 21 2.10 2.Boston College...... 20 40 2.00 3.Massachusetts...... 12 27 2.25 3.Massachusetts...... 21 55 2.62 4.UMass Lowell...... 10 23 2.30 4.UMass Lowell...... 23 62 2.70 5.Boston University... 10 29 2.90 5.New Hampshire...... 22 61 2.77 6.New Hampshire...... 12 35 2.92 6.Merrimack...... 22 64 2.91 7.Providence...... 11 37 3.36 7.Boston University... 18 53 2.94 8.Merrimack...... 13 44 3.38 8.Providence...... 19 56 2.95 9.Northeastern...... 10 37 3.70 9.Northeastern...... 18 62 3.44 POWER PLAY POWER PLAY Team GP PPG Att SHGA Pct Team GP PPG Att SHGA Pct ———————————————————————————————————————————-- ———————————————————————————————————————————-- 1.New Hampshire...... 12 17 66 2 .258 1.New Hampshire...... 22 28 121 4 .231 2.Providence...... 11 11 50 0 .220 2.Providence...... 19 20 87 0 .230 3.Boston College...... 10 9 49 0 .184 3.Northeastern...... 18 18 91 4 .198 4.Northeastern...... 10 8 45 2 .178 4.UMass Lowell...... 23 22 113 3 .195 5.Merrimack...... 13 11 64 5 .172 5.Boston College...... 20 20 103 0 .194 6.UMass Lowell...... 10 7 48 2 .146 6.Merrimack...... 22 22 116 6 .190 7.Massachusetts...... 12 8 58 1 .138 7.Massachusetts...... 21 18 96 2 .188 8.Boston University... 10 5 58 1 .086 8.Maine...... 20 17 102 2 .167 9.Maine...... 10 4 49 2 .082 9.Boston University... 18 13 91 3 .143 PENALTY KILL PENALTY KILL Team GP OPPG Att SHG Pct Team GP OPPG Att SHG Pct ———————————————————————————————————————————-- ———————————————————————————————————————————-- 1.Maine...... 10 5 49 1 .898 1.Boston College...... 20 8 89 8 .910 2.Boston College...... 10 5 47 5 .894 2.Merrimack...... 22 14 121 3 .884 3.Merrimack...... 13 8 73 1 .890 3.Maine...... 20 13 98 5 .867 4.UMass Lowell...... 10 6 47 1 .872 4.UMass Lowell...... 23 17 100 1 .830 5.Massachusetts...... 12 8 55 2 .855 Massachusetts...... 21 17 100 6 .830 6.Northeastern...... 10 8 46 1 .826 6.New Hampshire...... 22 20 107 3 .813 7.Boston University... 10 12 55 2 .782 7.Northeastern...... 18 18 83 2 .783 8.New Hampshire...... 12 13 58 0 .776 8.Boston University... 18 20 92 2 .783 9.Providence...... 11 15 57 2 .737 9.Providence...... 19 25 101 5 .752 PENALTY MINUTES PENALTY MINUTES Team GP P PiM PMPG Team GP P PiM PMPG ——————————————————————————————————————————— ——————————————————————————————————————————— 1.Northeastern...... 10 56 131 13.10 1.Northeastern...... 18 104 227 12.61 2.UMass Lowell...... 10 62 138 13.80 2.UMass Lowell...... 23 129 299 13.00 3.Massachusetts...... 12 82 172 14.33 3.Boston College...... 20 134 295 14.75 4.Boston University... 10 70 151 15.10 4.Merrimack...... 22 154 333 15.14 5.New Hampshire...... 12 91 193 16.08 5.Massachusetts...... 21 150 319 15.19 6.Providence...... 11 84 190 17.27 6.Boston University... 18 124 286 15.89 7.Boston College...... 10 73 173 17.30 7.Maine...... 20 153 338 16.90 8.Merrimack...... 13 101 227 17.46 8.Providence...... 19 141 326 17.16 9.Maine...... 10 82 188 18.80 9.New Hampshire...... 22 167 380 17.27 TEAM NOTES WHO’S HOT

Boston College: BC scored two short-handed goals for • Mark Mullen, BU (Sr. F; Dorchester, MA) – Has scored the first time this season when Ben Eaves and J.D. four goals in four games since returning from arthroscopic Forrest both did it in a 4-0 win against Merrimack on Fri- surgery on his right knee. day. The shutout of Merrimack was the first by the Eagles • Stephen Werner, UMass (So. F; Chevy Chase, MD) – this season. Scored five goals in six games as a member of the Team USA squad that won its first gold medal at the World Jun- Boston University: The Terriers have once again ior Championships. Set up both UMass goals in a 2-1 win achieved equilibrium in their record at 6-6-6. At different at BU in his first game back. points earlier this season, they have had records of 2-2- • Jason Guerriero, Mike Morris, Steve Sanders, NU – 2, 3-3-3, 4-4-4, and 5-5-5. The line has combined for 11 goals and 20 assists over the last seven games. Guerriero has four goals and 11 University of Maine: Frank Doyle picked up his third assists over a six-game point streak. Morris has also shutout of the season Saturday, tying Maine’s single-sea- scored at least one point in each of the past six games. son record. He has five career shutouts, one short of the school record ... Maine has a modest three-game win • Merrimack Penalty Kill – The Warriors successfully killed off seven short-handed situations in each game last week, streak and has outscored its opponents 17-3 in that span vs. 1st place BC and 2nd place Maine. The unit has killed ... Maine is a perfect 7-0-0 at home this season ... Rookie off 21 straight and is 34 of 35 over the past six games. Michel Leveille’s 19 assists ranks second only to BC cap- tain Ben Eaves among Hockey East players. University of Massachusetts: UMass' win at BU was ITECH THREE STARS the team’s first ever over at Walter Brown Arena, where UMass had previously been 0-18 ... The Minutemen have As part of a long-term agreement between Hockey East scored only 18 goals in the last nine games, an average and ITECH, SIDs and media will designate ITECH “Three of just two goals per game. However, UMass is 3-5-3 Stars of The Game” in each of the 108 Hockey East league this season when scoring two or fewer goals in a game, games. The player earning the most points over the course after posting an 0-12-1 mark last season ... UMass' 6-4- of the season will be recognized at the Hockey East cham- 2 Hockey East record is its best-ever mark at the half- pionship banquet at season’s end. The leaders to date: way point. Name Cl Pos School UMass Lowell: UMass Lowell was shut out for the third Mike Ayers Sr G UNH time this season on Friday. This is the first time UML has David Cacciola Jr G PC been held scoreless three times in a season ... Sopho- Chris Davidson Jr G UML more Ben Walter picked up a pair of goals on Saturday. Elias Godoy So F UML It was his first multi-point game since collecting three Casey Guenther Jr G MC assists at New Hampshire on November 25. Thomas Pöck Sr D UMass Steve Saviano Sr F UNH Merrimack College: Sophomore defenseman Bryan Ryan Shannon Jr F BC Schmidt has tallied at least one point in eight of his last Ben Walter So F UML 11 games, scoring five goals and adding six assists for Gabe Winer So G UMass 11 points over that span ... Freshman goaltender Jim Healey enjoyed a modest scoreless streak of 111:12 be- fore Maine finally beat him in Tuesday’s win. FRIDAY NIGHT ICE New Hampshire: UNH snapped a three-game winless streak with a 5-3 victory over the Friars at the Whittemore Center on Saturday. Fourteen different skaters recorded NESN and Hockey East present at least one point in the win ... UNH's power play got back on track with three goals on six chances over two RIDAY IGHT CE games on the weekend. F N I

Northeastern University: With Saturday’s win over Holy Prime time Hockey East games Cross, Bruce Crowder became the fourth head coach in every Friday night at 7:00 p.m. Northeastern history to record 100 victories with the pro- gram. He now needs just one more win to reach a career mark of 200 wins. He has 100 at Northeastern and had This week’s contest: 99 as head coach at UMass Lowell. Boston University at Boston College

Providence College: Junior Chris Chaput has recorded at least one point in 10 of the last 11 games ... Senior Stephen Wood shares the Hockey East lead in plus/mi- nus with a rating of +19 ... All seven Friar losses this season have come against ranked teams. OCT 4a emn 5-3 W at Vermont 4 0vs. Minnesota-Duluth ^ 10 1v.Fnly^W4-1 W vs. Findlay ^ 11 7a ot aoaL4-6 L at North Dakota 17 8a ot aoaW2-1 W at North Dakota 18 4NTEDM 0-1 L NOTRE DAME 24

NOVEMBER 5UMASS LOWELL 5 7MIEW4-1 W MAINE 7 2vs. New Hampshire ! 12 4at Massachusetts 14 8MRIAKT 3-3 T+ MERRIMACK 18 1POIEC 7-4 W PROVIDENCE 21 5DRMUHW4-1 W DARTMOUTH 25 9NORTHEASTERN 29

DECEMBER 5BOSTON UNIVERSITY 5 0HRADW3-2 W HARVARD 10 7v.Mcia 3-1 W vs. Michigan * 27 8vs. Michigan St. 28

JANUAR 3at Northeastern 3 9MRIAKW4-0 W MERRIMACK 9 6BOSTON UNIVERSITY 16 7at Boston University 17 0a rvdne7pm at Providence 20 3at Northeastern 23 0POIEC 7pm PROVIDENCE 30

FEBRUAR 2v.Hrad()8pm vs. Harvard (B) 2 5a ermc 7pm at Merrimack 5 9vs. BU / Northeastern (B) 9 3at Massachusetts 13 4MASSACHUSETTS 14 0UMASS LOWELL 20 1at UMass Lowell 21 7NEW HAMPSHIRE 27 8at New Hampshire 28

MARCH 5a an 7pm at Maine 5 6a an 7pm at Maine 6

^ – Ice Breaker ! – at Manchester * – at Detroit, MI (B) – at FleetCenter

OBER

Y

Y

Tournament at Michigan St.

, NH

14-3-3 (7-1-2 HE)

Boston College

+2-2 T+

W4-1

+2-2 T+ W4-1

W4-2

W5-2

W4-3

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7pm 8pm 7pm 7pm 7pm 7pm

OCT 1Rnsle 5-2 W Rensselaer 11 8a emn +2-2 T+ at Vermont 18 4a rvdneW6-4 W at Providence 24

NOVEMBER 1a an 1-2 L at Maine 1 7NEW HAMPSHIRE 7 4a ermc +2-2 T+ at Merrimack 14 5MRIAKW6-1 W MERRIMACK 15 1UMASS LOWELL 21 2at UMass Lowell 22 5a avr 2-5 L at Harvard 25 8DRMUHT 2-2 T+ DARTMOUTH 28 0YL 7-2 W YALE 30

DECEMBER 5at Boston College 5 3NAAAW5-1 W NIAGARA 13

JANUAR 2a inst +5-5 T+ at Minnesota 2 3a inst +5-5 T+ at Minnesota 3

NORTHEASTERN 9 6at Boston College 16 7BSO OLG 7pm BOSTON COLLEGE 17 3MIE7pm MAINE 23 4MIE7pm MAINE 24 0at UMass Lowell 30

FEBRUAR 2vs. Northeastern (B) 2 6POIEC 7pm PROVIDENCE 6 9vs. BC / Harvard (B) 9 2a ermc 7pm at Merrimack 12 4a rvdne7pm at Providence 14 0MASSACHUSETTS 20 1at Massachusetts 21 7at Northeastern 27 8NORTHEASTERN 28

MARCH 4NEW HAMPSHIRE 4 6at New Hampshire 6

(B) – Beanpot at FleetCenter

MASSACHUSETTS 7

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Y

Y

Boston University

6-6-6 (3-5-2 HE)

L0-4

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7pm

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OCT 0v.Mneoa^W4-0 W vs. Minnesota ^ 10 1v.Wsosn^W6-2 W vs. Wisconsin ^ 11 7HL RS 7-0 W HOLYCROSS # 17 4a t arneW3-2 W at St. Lawrence 24 5a t arneW7-2 W at St. Lawrence 25 0MRIAKW6-2 W MERRIMACK 30

NOVEMBER

7at Boston College 7 8at New Hampshire 8 4NORTHEASTERN 14 6UMASS LOWELL 16 1at Massachusetts 21 2a rvdneW3-2 W at Providence 22

DECEMBER 5a ermc 3-1 W at Merrimack 5 3DRMUHW3-2 W DARTMOUTH 13 7v.Oi tt 2-4 L vs. Ohio State * 27 8vs. Notre Dame * 28

JANUAR

4v.Vrot!W6-1 W vs. Vermont ! 4 6a ermc 5-2 W at Merrimack 6 0SCE ER 6-0 W SACRED HEART 10 6MASSACHUSETTS 16 7MASSACHUSETTS 17 3at Boston University 23 4at Boston University 24 0NEW HAMPSHIRE 30 1NEW HAMPSHIRE 31

FEBRUAR 6ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE 6 7ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE 7 3a otesen7pm at Northeastern 13 4a otesen7pm at Northeastern 14 0POIEC 7pm PROVIDENCE 20 1POIEC 7pm PROVIDENCE 21 7at UMass Lowell 27 8at UMass Lowell 28

MARCH 5BSO OLG 7pm BOSTON COLLEGE 5 6BSO OLG 7pm BOSTON COLLEGE 6

^ – Maverick Stampede at Nebraska-Omaha # – Black Bear Classic at Maine * – ! – at Portland, ME

BOSTON UNIVERSITY 1

Everblades College Classic at Estero, FL

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Y

Y

15-4-1 (7-2-1 HE)

Maine

W2-1 L1-4 L3-6 W5-2 W4-0 +1-1 T+

L0-1

7pm 7pm 7pm 7pm 8pm 7pm

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OCT 9CNETCTW6-3 W CONNECTICUT 9 1at UMass Lowell 11 8S.LWEC 5-1 W ST. LAWRENCE 18 4HL RS 2-1 W HOLY CROSS 24 1POIEC 2-6 L PROVIDENCE 31

NOVEMBER 1a rvdneW4-2 W at Providence 1 7a ermc 2-0 W at Merrimack 7 8MRIAKW5-3 W MERRIMACK 8 4BSO OLG 1-4 L BOSTON COLLEGE 14 5a rvdneW3-2 W at Providence 15 1MIET 1-1 T+ MAINE 21 5VROTW4-2 W VERMONT 25 8at Nebraska-Omaha 28 9at Nebraska-Omaha 29

DECEMBER 1NEW HAMPSHIRE 11 3a avr 3-5 L at Harvard 13 7vs. Dartmouth * 27 8a emn +5-5 T+ at Vermont * 28

JANUAR 3at UMass Lowell 3 4UMASS LOWELL 4 7at Boston University 7 0at Trois Rivieres (exh.) 10 6a an 7pm at Maine 16 7a an 7pm at Maine 17 9NORTHEASTERN 29 1MRIAK7pm MERRIMACK 31

FEBRUAR 6NEW HAMPSHIRE 6 7at New Hampshire 7 3BSO OLG 7pm BOSTON COLLEGE 13 4at Boston College 14 0at Boston University 20 1BOSTON UNIVERSITY 21

MARCH 5at Northeastern 5 6NORTHEASTERN 6

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Hockey East games in

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OCT 1MASSACHUSETTS 11 7v.Mai^T 4-4 T+ vs. Miami ^ 17 8vs. Alaska-Anchorage ^ 18 4v.Naaa#W6-1 W vs. Niagara # 24 5v.Cnsu +2-2 T+ vs. Canisius # 25 1at Northeastern 31

NOVEMBER 1NORTHEASTERN 1 5at Boston College 5 1BNLYW5-2 W BENTLEY 11 6a an 0-4 L at Maine 16 1at Boston University 21 2BOSTON UNIVERSITY 22 5at New Hampshire 25 8RNSLE 1-2 L RENSSELAER 28

DECEMBER 5a t arneL4-5 L at St. Lawrence 5 6a lrsnW4-2 W at Clarkson 6 4NAAAL5-6 L NIAGARA 14 7vs. Ferris State * 27 8v.Uin*W5-3 W vs. Union * 28

JANUAR

4at Massachusetts 4 9at Michigan State 9 0at Michigan State 10 6a ermc 7pm at Merrimack 16 7MRIAK7pm MERRIMACK 17 4BON7pm BROWN 24 0BOSTON UNIVERSITY 30 1a rvdne7pm at Providence 31

FEBRUAR 6a otesen7pm at Northeastern 6 8POIEC 2pm PROVIDENCE 8 3NEW HAMPSHIRE 13 4at New Hampshire 14 0at Boston College 20 1BSO OLG 7pm BOSTON COLLEGE 21 7MIE7pm MAINE 27 8MIE7pm MAINE 28

MARCH 4MRIAK7pm MERRIMACK 4 6a rvdne7pm at Providence 6

^ – Nye Frontier Classic at # – Xerox Punch Imlach Showcase at Buf * – Badger Showdown at Wisconsin

MASSACHUSETTS 3

OBER

Y

Y

11-9-3 (6-3-1 HE)

UMass Lowell

Alaska-Anchorage

L2-3

L0-1

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W5-2 L1-4

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7pm 7pm 7pm OCT 0SACRED HEAR 10 6at New Hampshire 16 8a no 1-3 L at Union 18 4at Northeastern 24 5POIEC +0-0 T+ PROVIDENCE 25 0a an 2-6 L at Maine 30

NOVEMBER 1RNSLE 4-5 L RENSSELAER 1 7MASSACHUSETTS 7 8at Massachusetts 8 4BOSTON UNIVERSITY 14 5at Boston University 15 8at Boston College 18 2BMDISAEL2-3 L BEMIDJI STATE 22 3BMDISAEW+3-2 BEMIDJI STATE 23 8QINPA 4-1 W QUINNIPIAC 28 9QINPA 2-3 L QUINNIPIAC 29

DECEMBER 5MIEL1-3 L MAINE 5 3at New Hampshire 13

JANUAR 2a rneo 5-1 W at Princeton 2 3a rneo 3-0 W at Princeton 3 6MIEL2-5 L MAINE 6 9at Boston College 9 6UMASS LOWELL 16 7at UMass Lowell 17 0a rw 7pm at Brown 20 3NEW HAMPSHIRE 23 4NORTHEASTERN 24 1at Massachusetts 31

FEBRUAR

5BSO OLG 7pm BOSTON COLLEGE 5 2BOSTON UNIVERSITY 12 0NORTHEASTERN 20 7a rvdne7pm at Providence 27 8POIEC 7pm PROVIDENCE 28

MARCH 4at UMass Lowell 4

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Y

Y

7-12-3 (2-8-3 7-12-3 HE)

Merrimack

TW4-2

L1-4

W4-2

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W7-2

L0-4

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7pm 7pm

7pm

OCT 1VROTW3-0 W VERMONT 11 6MRIAKW4-1 W MERRIMACK 16 4v.Cnsu 8-2 W vs. Canisius # 24 5v.Naaa#L2-5 L vs. Niagara # 25 1UINW9-2 W UNION 31

NOVEMBER 7at Boston University 7 8MIEW6-3 W MAINE 8 2vs. Boston College ! 12 4a rvdneL4-7 L at Providence 14 1at Northeastern 21 2NORTHEASTERN 22 5UMASS LOWELL 25 9RNSLE 4-3 W RENSSELAER 29

DECEMBER 5a lrsnW4-3 W at Clarkson 5 6a t arneL2-3 L at St. Lawrence 6 1at Massachusetts 11 3MRIAKL2-7 L MERRIMACK 13 0v.Mai*W3-1 W vs. Miami * 20 1a inst 2-4 L at Minnesota * 21

JANUAR 3YL 2-3 L YALE 3

0POIEC 5-3 W PROVIDENCE 10 3v.Drmuh!7pm vs. Dartmouth ! 13 7BON7pm BROWN 17 3a ermc 7pm at Merrimack 23 0a an 8pm at Maine 30 1a an 7pm at Maine 31

6at Massachusetts 6 FEBRUAR 7MASSACHUSETTS 7 3at UMass Lowell 13 4UMASS LOWELL 14 2NORTHEASTERN 22 7at Boston College 27 8BSO OLG 7pm BOSTON COLLEGE 28

MARCH 4at Boston University 4 6BOSTON UNIVERSITY 6

# – Xerox Punch Imlach Showcase at Buf ! – at Manchester * – Dodge Holiday Classic at Minnesota

tPoiec +1-1 T+ Providence at 9

OBER

Y

Y

, NH

New Hampshire

12-7-3 (6-3-3 HE)

W4-0

+2-2 T+

W3-2 W5-2 L4-5

+2-2 T+

falo, NY

7pm 7pm 7pm 7pm 4pm 7pm

7pm 7pm

OCT 1CLAET 3-3 T+ COLGATE 11 7a evrL2-5 L at Denver 17 8a evrL3-6 L at Denver 18 4MRIAKL2-4 L MERRIMACK 24 1UMASS LOWELL 31

NOVEMBER at UMass Lowell 1 RVDNET 2-2 T+ PROVIDENCE 7 4a an 2-5 L at Maine 14 1NEW HAMPSHIRE 21 2at New Hampshire 22 9at Boston College 29

DECEMBER 6VROTW1-0 W VERMONT 6 3PICTNW4-0 W PRINCETON 13 8v.Clae*W6-4 W vs. Colgate * 28 9vs. Mercyhurst * 29

JANUAR 3BSO OLG 3-0 W BOSTON COLLEGE 3 9at Boston University 9 0HL RS 5-2 W HOLY CROSS 10 6POIEC 7pm PROVIDENCE 16 7a rvdne7pm at Providence 17 3BSO OLG 7pm BOSTON COLLEGE 23 4a ermc 7pm at Merrimack 24 9at Massachusetts 29

FEBRUAR 2vs. Boston University (B) 2 6UMASS LOWELL 6 9vs. BC / Harvard (B) 9 3MIE7pm MAINE 13 4MIE7pm MAINE 14 0a ermc 7pm at Merrimack 20 2at New Hampshire 22 7BOSTON UNIVERSITY 27 8at Boston University 28

MARCH 5MASSACHUSETTS 5 6at Massachusetts 6

* – Rensselaer Holiday (B) – Beanpot at FleetCenter

OBER

Y

Y

6-10-2 (1-8-1 HE)

Tournament

Northeastern

L2-5

L2-5

L2-3 L2-5 L2-4

W7-5

+3-4 L+

5/8pm

7pm

7pm

4pm 7pm 7pm

7pm 7pm

5pm

OCT 1SCE ER 7-2 W SACRED HEART 11 2RNSLE 5-2 W RENSSELAER 12 7at Minnesota State 17 8at Minnesota State 18 4BOSTON UNIVERSITY 24 5a ermc +0-0 T+ at Merrimack 25 1at Massachusetts 31

NOVEMBER 1MASSACHUSETTS 1 7at Northeastern 7 4NEW HAMPSHIRE 14 5MASSACHUSETTS 15 1at Boston College 21 2MIEL2-3 L MAINE 22 5BON!T 1-1 T+ BROWN ! 25

DECEMBER 7v.Cako 4-3 W vs. Clarkson * 27 8vs. St. Cloud State * 28

JANUAR 2QINPA 7-1 W QUINNIPIAC 2 9NEW HAMPSHIRE 9 0at New Hampshire 10 6at Northeastern 16 7NORTHEASTERN 17 0BSO OLG 7pm BOSTON COLLEGE 20 3at Lake Superior State 23 4at Lake Superior State 24 0at Boston College 30 1UMASS LOWELL 31

FEBRUAR 6at Boston University 6 8at UMass Lowell 8 4BOSTON UNIVERSITY 14 0a an 7pm at Maine 20 1a an 7pm at Maine 21 7MRIAK7pm MERRIMACK 27 8a ermc 7pm at Merrimack 28

MARCH 6UMASS LOWELL 6

! – Mayor’s Cup ! – Mayor’s * – Dunkin’ Donuts Coffee Pot at P

Hockey East games in

OBER

Home games in CAPS

+ – indicates overtime

Y

Y

8-7-4 (2-6-3 HE)

Providence

rovidence, RI

bold

W2-1 W5-3 L4-6

W6-2

L2-4 +2-2 T+ W7-4 L2-3 L4-7

L1-6

+1-1 T+ L2-5

7pm 7pm

7pm 7pm

7pm 2pm 7pm

7pm

7pm 7pm

Massachusetts 2, at

Massachusetts 2, at Boston University 1 *

at Providence 1, New Hampshire 1 (OT) *

Boston Univ. at Boston College

Boston College at Boston Univ

New Hampshire vs. Dartmouth

at Boston Univ. 4, Northeastern 3 (OT) *

Games start at 7pm unless indicated

at Michigan State 2, UMass Lowell 0

UMass Lowell 3, at Michigan State 2

at New Hampshire 5, Providence 2 *

Brown at New Hampshire

at Boston College 4, Merrimack 0 *

Massachusetts at Maine

at Northeastern 5, Holy Cross 2

UMass Lowell at Merrimack *

Merrimack at UMass Lowell *

Providence at Northeastern *

Northeastern at Providence *

at Maine 6, Sacred Heart 0

UPCOMING GAMES

Massachusetts at Maine *

Maine 5, at Merrimack 2 *

RECENT RESUL

Wednesday, January 7

Saturday, January 10

Saturday, January 17

Tuesday, January 13

Tuesday, January 6

(at Manchester, NH)

* Hockey East game

Friday, January 16

Friday, January 9

All times Eastern

Trois-Rivieres 2

(WABI)

(NHPTV)

TS

.

(NESN)

(WMUR)

(FSNE)

*

(exh.)

*

*