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2006-07 SCHEDULE/RESULTS GAME 18-19 ▲ 2006-07 SEASON

DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT THIS WEEKEND: The men’s (Michigan State, 1982), 15th season, 229-275-50 10/1 Toronto W 6-5 OT ice hockey team will compete in the 16th annual (.458) – (0-0-0 vs. Massachusetts; 1-2-0 vs. 10/6 Union L 2-0 Dodge Holiday Classic this weekend (Dec. 29- Minnesota; 0-1-0 vs. Alabama-Huntsville). 10/6 Union L 6-5 30) at Minneapolis, Minn. FSU battles the Massachusetts – Don Cahoon (Boston 10/13 Mercyhurst W 7-1 nationally-ranked Massachusetts Minutemen in University, 1972), 7th season, 88-124-19 (.422); 10/14 Mercyhurst W 5-4 Friday’s (Dec. 29) semifinal-round opening con- Career: 20th season, 268-293-55 (.479) – 10/20 at Western Michigan* W 2-1 test while the nationally-ranked Minnesota (0-0-0 vs. Ferris State). Minnesota – Don 10/21 Western Michigan* L 5-3 Golden Gophers host the Alabama-Huntsville Lucia (Notre Dame, 1981), 8th season, 204-87- 10/27 at Alaska* L 2-1 Chargers in the second semifinal-round game. 29 (.683); Career: 20th season, 483-242-58 10/28 at Alaska* L 4-2 Both the tournament’s third-place and champi- (.654) – (2-0-0 vs. Ferris State). Alabama- onship contests will be held Saturday (Dec. 30). Huntsville – Doug Ross (Bowling Green State, 11/7 at Michigan State* T 2-2 OT FACEOFF/ARENA: Friday – 5:07 p.m. (EST) & 1976), 25th season, 446-261-41 (.624); Career: 11/10 Michigan State*● L 6-0 Saturday – 5:07 or 8:07 p.m. (EST)/Mariucci 28th season, 502-296-43 (.622) – (1-0-0 vs. 11/17 Michigan*● L 3-2 Arena (10,000). BROADCAST INFORMATION: No Ferris State). 11/18 Michigan* L 5-1 FSU radio broadcast is scheduled for the About Massachusetts: The Minutemen are led 11/21 Western Michigan* W 4-0 Bulldogs’ Dodge Holiday Classic games. in scoring by sophomore forward Cory Quirk (8- 12/1 at Miami (Ohio)* L 5-3 Minnesota’s final-round contest this Saturday 8=16) and senior forward Chris Capraro (4- 12/2 at Miami (Ohio)* L 7-2 (Dec. 30) will be televised live on FSN North 11=15). Sophomore forward Chris Davis (6- 12/8 Lake Superior State* T 1-1 OT (DirecTV channel 641). 7=13), junior forward P.J. Fenton (6-5=11), and 12/9 Lake Superior State* L 4-1 THE RECORDS: Ferris State is 4-11-2 overall and freshman forward Will Ortiz (2-8=10) also have 12/29 Massachusetts◆ 5:07 p.m. 2-9-2 in the Central Collegiate Hockey double-figure points totals. Sophomore goal- 12/30 Alabama-Huntsville/Minnesota◆✫ TBD Association (CCHA) to date this season. The tender Jon Quick (7-5-2, 2.22 GAA, .929sv%) 1/5 at Northern Michigan* 7:35 p.m. Bulldogs are 1-3-1 in their last five outings and ranks fifth nationally in save percentage and is 1/6 at Northern Michigan*✪ 8:05 p.m. 1-7-2 in the last 10 appearances. 13th in goals-against average. 1/12 at Wayne State 7:05 p.m. ☛ Last season, Ferris State was 17-15-8 overall About Minnesota: The Golden Gophers feature 1/13 at Wayne State 7:05 p.m. which included a sixth place-tying 10-11-7 CCHA the nation’s top-ranked scoring offense (4.42) 1/19 Nebraska-Omaha* 7:05 p.m. record. The Bulldogs were 8-6-4 at home, 8-8-3 and power-play unit (24.1%). UM has nine 1/20 Nebraska-Omaha* 7:05 p.m. on the road and 1-1-1 at neutral sites. skaters with double-digit points totals, paced by 1/23 at Western Michigan* 7:35 p.m. Massachusetts, which is 8-5-2 overall and 5-4- freshman forward Kyle Okposo (15-8=23) along 1/26 at Michigan*✪ 8:05 p.m. 1 in the Hockey East Association, presently with junior defenseman Alex Goligoski (6-16=22) ranks 15th nationally in Inside College Hockey. and senior forward Tyler Hirsch (4-18=22). 1/27 at Michigan*▲ 7:35 p.m. com’s (INCH) poll and is listed 16th by U.S. Okposo is tied for third nationally in goals per 2/2 Ohio State* 7:05 p.m. College Hockey Online/CSTV. The Minutemen, game (0.83). Sophomore Jeff Frazee (8-1-1, 2/3 Ohio State* 7:05 p.m. who are 2-2-1 in their last five encounters, split a 1.98 GAA, .900sv%) and senior Kellen Briggs (7- ▲ 2/9 at Michigan State* 7:35 p.m. home-and-home league series (Dec. 8-9) with 0-2, 2.07 GAA, .918sv%) are both ranked among ▲ 2/13 Michigan State* 7:35 p.m. nationally-ranked Boston College. the nation’s top eight in goals-against average. 2/16 Bowling Green State* 7:05 p.m. Minnesota, which is ranked number one in all About Alabama-Huntsville: Senior center Grant 2/17 Bowling Green State* 5:05 p.m. three national college hockey polls this week and Selinger (9-10=19) is tops among six players 2/23 at Notre Dame* 7:35 p.m. is midst an 18-game unbeaten streak (16-0-2), with double-digit points. Senior center David 2/24 at Notre Dame*✷ 7:05 p.m. has a 15-1-3 overall record and is 9-0-3 in the Nimmo (6-11=17), senior right wing Brett 3/2-4 CCHA Tournament First Round TBA Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA). McConnachie (8-7=15), and senior defenseman 3/9-11 CCHA Tournament Quarterfinals TBA The Golden Gophers swept a league series at Shaun Arvai (2-13=15) are also leading scorers 3/16 CCHA Semifinals✜ 4:35/8:05 p.m. Michigan Tech (Dec. 8-9) in its last ice action and for the Chargers. Senior Marc Narduzzi (4-9-0, 3/17 CCHA Championships✜ 3:35/7:05 p.m. haven’t lost a contest this season since dropping .403 GAA, .874sv%) is UAH’s top netminder. 3/23-24 NCAA East Regional✦ TBA a 3-1 season-opening game to Maine (Oct. 6) in The All-Time Series: Ferris and Massachusetts 3/23-24 NCAA Midwest Regional✥ TBA the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Game at the Xcel will meet for the first time ever. The Bulldogs are 3/24-25 NCAA Northeast Regional◗ TBA Energy Center in St. Paul, Minn. UM has won 10 1-2-0 against Minnesota with all previous meet- 3/24-25 NCAA West Regional✱ TBA of the 15 Dodge Holiday Classic titles, including ings taking place at Mariucci Arena. UM claimed 4/5 NCAA Frozen Four Semifinals★ TBA the last seven to date. a 7-4 win over Ferris State in the 2003 NCAA Alabama-Huntsville is 5-12-1 overall and 3-7-0 West Regional title game (3/29/03) in the last 4/7 NCAA Frozen Four Championships★ TBA in College Hockey America (CHA) to date. The meeting between the two schools. Ferris State is All times Eastern; home games in bold Chargers suffered a pair of league road losses to 0-1-0 versus Alabama-Huntsville as the * – Central Collegiate Hockey Association game nationally-ranked Bemidji (Minn.) State in their Chargers pulled out a 5-4 overtime victory in the  – Exhibition game most recent action (Dec. 15-16). UAH is 3-4-0 in opening round (12/29/02) of the 2002 ◆ – Dodge Holiday Classic (Minneapolis, Minn.) its last seven appearances, which includes a 1-3- Connecticut Classic at Storrs, Conn. The ✜ – Detroit, Mich. (Joe Louis Arena) ✦ – Rochester, N.Y. 0 record in their last four contests. Bulldogs would go on to claim third place at the ✤ – Grand Rapids, Mich. THE COACHES: Ferris State – Bob Daniels tourney with a 5-0 win over UConn (12/30/02). ◗ – Manchester, N.H. ✱ – Denver, Colo. – more – ★ – St. Louis, Mo. (Scottrade Center) ▲ – FSN Detroit ● – Ferris Television ✫ – FSN North ✪ – College Sports Television (CSTV) ✷ – Comcast Local 210 Sports Drive, SPC 002, Big Rapids, MI 49307-2741 2006-07 HEAD COACH BOB DANIELS CCHA STANDINGS Bob Daniels, the 2002-03 Spencer Penrose Award recipient as the American Hockey Coaches Association THROUGH GAMES OF DEC. 16 (AHCA) Division I Coach of the CONFERENCE OVERALL Year and the all-time winningest GP W L T Pts GF GA W L T GF GA coach in Ferris State hockey 1. Miami (Ohio) 14 10 3 1 21 54 32 14 5 1 74 47 history, is currently in his 15th 2. Notre Dame 12 9 2 1 19 44 22 14 3 1 70 28 year at FSU. Under his guid- 3. Michigan 13 8 5 0 16 53 47 12 7 0 80 70 ance, the Bulldogs posted a school-record 31-10-1 overall 4. Michigan State 13 7 5 1 15 38 31 9 7 1 54 46 record in 2002-03 while claim- 5. Lake Superior State 12 6 4 2 14 31 26 11 5 2 53 37 ing their first-ever Central 6. Alaska 12 5 4 3 13 35 37 7 5 4 52 48 Collegiate Hockey Association Ohio State 14 5 6 3 13 43 42 5 9 4 55 64 (CCHA) Regular-Season 8. Nebraska-Omaha 12 5 6 1 11 46 42 8 7 4 78 60 Championship title with a first- Western Michigan 13 5 7 1 11 41 53 6 8 1 50 60 place 22-5-1 league mark. 10. Northern Michigan 12 4 7 1 9 29 33 7 10 2 45 50 For his efforts, Daniels was honored as the 2002-03 11. Ferris State 13 2 9 2 6 24 45 4 11 2 41 58 Coach of the Year by the CCHA, Inside College Hockey 12. Bowling Green State 12 2 10 0 4 25 53 4 13 1 37 75 (INCH) and the March of Dimes West Michigan Sports GAMES LAST WEEK Nebraska-Omaha at Princeton Awards. Prior to the 2006-07 campaign, Daniels FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15 Alaska at Alaska-Anchorage, 11:35 p.m. ranked 16th among active NCAA-I hockey coaches in ✹ overall victories and 29th in winning percentage. at Northern Michigan 5, U.S. NTDP 4 OT SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30 Daniels became Ferris State’s all-time winningest Northern Michigan vs. Notre Dame*, 1:05 p.m.✲ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16 coach on March 4, 2000, when the Bulldogs posted a ✪ at Wayne State 7, Western Michigan 5 Florida College Classic (Estero, Fla.) 7-0 regular-season finale victory at Western Michigan. U.S. NTDP 3, at Lake Superior State 1✹ Third-Place & Championship, 4:05 & 7:35 p.m. In 1998-99, Daniels notched his 100th career coaching Great Lakes Invitational (Detroit, Mich.) win as the Bulldogs skated to a 2-1 regular-season GAMES THIS WEEK Third-Place & Championship, 4:35 & 8:05 p.m. finale victory at Michigan State, which snapped both FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29 Ohio Hockey Classic (Columbus, Ohio)▲ Florida College Classic (Estero, Fla.)✪ the Spartans’ 23-game unbeaten streak and 27-game Third-Place & Championship, 5:05 & 8:05 p.m. home unbeaten string. He posted his 200th victory with Western Michigan vs. Maine, 4:05 p.m. Dodge Holiday Classic (Minneapolis, Minn.) a 6-2 home triumph over Western Michigan on Dec. 4, Cornell vs. New Hampshire, 7:35 p.m. Third-Place & Championship, 5:07 & 8:07 p.m. 2004. Great Lakes Invitational (Detroit, Mich.) Badger Hockey Showdown (Madison, Wis.) Daniels was appointed FSU’s head coach on the Michigan State vs. Harvard, 4:35 p.m. Third-Place & Championship, 5:07 & 8:07 p.m. eve of the 1992-93 season and in his first campaign, Michigan vs. Michigan Tech, 8:05 p.m. Nebraska-Omaha at Yale the Bulldogs registered 21 victories and a earn a CCHA Ohio Hockey Classic (Columbus, Ohio)▲ Alaska at Alaska-Anchorage, 11:05 p.m. Tourney Semifinal berth. It signified only the fourth time Bowling Green State vs. Miami (Ohio), 5:05 p.m. a Ferris team had won 20 games in a season and the Minnesota-Duluth vs. Ohio State, 8:05 p.m. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 31 second time in which a rookie coach won more than 16 Dodge Holiday Classic (Minneapolis, Minn.) Northern Michigan at Notre Dame*, 4:05 p.m. games at FSU. Ferris State vs. Massachusetts, 5:07 p.m. ✹ An AHCA member, Daniels served a four-year term Alabama-Huntsville at Minnesota, 8:07 p.m. * – CCHA Game – Exhibition Game ✪ ▲ on the AHCA’s Board of Governors and currently is a Badger Hockey Showdown (Madison, Wis.) – Germain Arena – Nationwide Arena ✲ representative of the NCAA Tournament West Regional Lake Superior State vs. Providence, 5:07 p.m. – Memorial Coliseum, Ft. Wayne, Ind. All starting times are Eastern and 7:05 p.m. unless noted Selection Advisory Committee. Clarkson at Wisconsin, 8:07 p.m. DANIELS YEAR-BY-YEAR ☛ At The Dodge Holiday Classic – The Bulldogs have appeared twice before at the Dodge Holiday SEASON GP W L T PCT. Classic. Ferris claimed the 1993 tourney title with a 4-1 win over St. Lawrence (1/3) after registering a 6-4 1992-93 41 21 16 4 .561 triumph against host Minnesota in the semifinal round (1/2). FSU made a return trip to the holiday tourna- 1993-94 38 14 23 1 .382 ment in the 2001-02 campaign (12/28-29/01) where the Bulldogs suffered losses to Minnesota (3-2) and 1994-95 36 12 20 4 .389 Western Michigan (6-3). 1995-96 38 13 22 3 .382 ☛ Regular-Season Tourneys – Ferris State is 17-15-3 (.529) all-time in regular-season tournaments to 1996-97 37 11 23 3 .338 date with head coach Bob Daniels sporting a 13-8-1 mark in regular-season tourney action. The 1997-98 39 15 21 3 .423 1998-99 36 14 16 6 .472 Bulldogs were 2-1-1 in tourney play last season. Ferris started the 2005-06 campaign at the Mutual of 1999-00 39 21 16 2 .564 Omaha Maverick Stampede (10/14-15), dropping a 4-2 decision to New Hampshire before posting a 5-2 2000-01 38 13 20 5 .408 win over Army in the third-place game. FSU went 1-0-1 at the Wells Fargo Denver Cup (12/30-31), skat- 2001-02 36 15 20 1 .431 ing to a 3-3 overtime tie with Boston College and then claiming a 3-2 victory over host Denver in the tour- 2002-03 42 31 10 1 .750 ney’s consolation game. Ferris won the Wisconsin Badger Hockey Showdown title in back-to-back years 2003-04 38 15 20 3 .434 (2004 and 2005) and also claimed the 1999 Minnesota-Duluth Silverado Shootout title. 2004-05 39 13 22 4 .385 ☛ Ferris Firepower – The Bulldogs are averaging 34.6 shots on goal (588 total) in its first 17 contests 2005-06 40 17 15 8 .525 this season compared to 32.5 shots average (553 total) at this time a season ago. Ferris holds a 41 shots 2006-07 17 4 11 2 .294 advantage over its opponent in the third period this year (208-to-167) after being outshot by seven (161- TOTALS 554 229 275 50 .458 to-154) in its initial 17 2005-06 encounters. FSU has outshot the opposition in 12 outings this season and tallied a combined 93 to 50 shots on goal margin in its two-game set vs. Lake Superior State (12/8-9). DANIELS RECORD BREAKDOWN ☛ Going Back – Ferris State is making its first trip back to Minnesota’s Mariucci Arena since the 2002-03 MONTH OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL season when the Bulldogs received the program’s first-ever bid to the NCAA Tournament and entered the October 35-50-5 24-25-1 10-24-4 1-1-0 West Regional as the number two seed. Ferris, which also claimed its first-ever CCHA Regular-Season November 51-45-16 32-19-11 19-26-5 0-0-0 Championship title in 2002-03, skated to a 5-2 victory over North Dakota (3/28) before having its historic season come to a close with a 7-4 setback to Minnesota (3/29) in the regional title game. The Bulldogs December 33-38-9 12-9-4 15-23-4 6-6-1 finished 31-10-1 overall and 22-5-1 in the CCHA for the 2002-03 season due primarily to the efforts of January 46-53-11 25-22-8 20-31-3 1-0-0 Hobey Baker Hat Trick finalist and first-team All-American Chris Kunitz. February 41-50-8 18-24-5 23-26-3 0-0-0 ☛ Top Tourney Performers – Senior right wing Zac Pearson (White Lake) is the Bulldogs’ top points March 22-38-1 7-5-1 10-30-0 3-3-0 leader in regular-season tournaments with nine career points (2-7=9) in eight contests. Pearson totaled a CAREER TOTAL – 229-275-50 team-high five points (0-5=5) in four tourney games a season ago. Senior left wing Matt Verdone HOME – 120-104-30 (Summerstown, Ontario) has racked up six career points (4-2=6) in seven outings, which included four AWAY – 98-161-19 points (4-0=4) last season all against Army (10/15). NEUTRAL – 11-10-1 ☛ Double-Digit Scorers – Zac Pearson (5-7=12) and sophomore center Dan Riedel (3-8=11) are the only two Ferris State skaters with double-figure points totals to date this season. The pair have combined for 20.4% (23-113) of the team’s points production this season. Riedel (11-20=31) and Pearson (6-20=26) placed third and fourth, respectively among the Bulldogs’ top points getters a season ago. ☛ Against Hockey East – FSU is 5-4-0 (.556) versus Hockey East schools with the most recent meeting (12/30/05) being a 3-3 overtime tie against Boston College at the 2005 Wells Fargo Denver Cup. S ECORD HEN 2006-07 CCHA CLUSTER STANDINGS … 2006-07 FERRIS STATE ROSTER FSU’ R W ... Under the CCHA’s “rivalry pairing” cluster scheduling Playing at home...... 3-7-1 format, Ferris State, whose rivalry partner is Western NO.NAME POS.YR. Playing on the road ...... 1-4-1 Michigan, joins Michigan and Michigan State for the 1 Mitch O’Keefe GSo. Playing at neutral site ...... 0-0-0 2006-07 campaign. Following are the standings in Almonte, Ontario On Olympic-sized ice...... 0-2-0 FSU’s scheduling cluster: On regulation-sized ice ...... 4-9-2 TEAM GP W L T PTS 2 Evan Case DSo. Michigan 6 4 2 0 8 Grosse Pointe, Mich. Game 1 of a weekend series...... 2-4-2 Michigan State 6 3 2 1 7 3 Joe Van Culin DSr. Game 2 of a weekend series...... 1-7-0 Western Michigan 7 3 4 0 6 Ferris State 7 2 4 1 5 Monticello, Minn. Game 1 of a CCHA weekend series ...... 1-3-2 Game 2 of a CCHA weekend series ...... 0-6-0 4 Alex Spezia DJr. The 2006-07 season marks the Games following a win...... 2-2-0 Farmington Hills, Mich. seventh year of the Perani Cup Games following a loss ...... 2-6-2 Three Stars, which is awarded fol- 5 Matt Verdone FSr. Games following a tie ...... 0-2-0 lowing each CCHA regular-season Summerstown, Ontario game. Players from each school The margin of victory is one goal ...... 2-0-0 earn points throughout the season 6 Casey Haines FFr. The margin of victory is two goals...... 0-0-0 each time they’re named a “star of Indiana, Pa. The margin of victory is three or more goals ....2-0-0 the game” (5 points. for 1st star, 3 8 Cody Chupp FFr. points for 2nd star, and 1 point for In overtime games...... 0-0-2 3rd star). At season’s end, the Big Rapids, Mich. In games decided by one goal ...... 2-3-0 CCHA will crown a Perani Cup champion and honor indi- 9 Brendan Connolly FSo. In games decided by two goals...... 0-4-0 vidual winners from each school. Following is the 2006- Canmore, Alberta In games decided by three or more goals...... 2-4-0 07 Perani Cup standings for Ferris State: Scoring first ...... 4-3-1 CCHA GAMES ONLY 10 Chris Zarb DSo. NAME (CCHA RANK)1ST 2ND 3RD POINTS Waterford, Mich. The opponent scores first ...... 0-8-1 Mitch O’Keefe 1 1 0 8 11 Jim Jorgensen DJr. Leading after one period ...... 4-1-1 Cody Chupp 1 0 0 5 J.T. Dahlinger 0 1 0 3 Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Trailing after one period...... 0-8-0 Adam Miller 0 1 0 3 12 Aaron Lewicki FFr. Tied after one period ...... 0-2-1 Leading after two periods ...... 3-0-0 Adam Welch 0 1 0 3 Livonia, Mich. Zac Pearson 0 1 0 3 Trailing after two periods ...... 0-10-1 14 Dan Riedel FSo. Dan Riedel 0 0 2 2 Tied after two periods ...... 1-1-1 Brendan Connolly 0 0 1 1 Rochester Hills, Mich. Outshooting its opponent...... 3-8-2 15 Zac Pearson FSr. Being outshot by an opponent...... 0-2-0 OVERALL GAMES White Lake, Mich. NAME 1ST 2ND 3RD POINTS Shots on goal are even ...... 1-1-0 Mitch O’Keefe 1 1 1 9 16 Matt Case DFr. With fewer than 20 shots on goal ...... 0-1-0 Eric Vesely 1 0 0 5 Plymouth, Minn. With 20-29 shots on goal...... 1-3-0 Jim Jorgensen 1 0 0 5 17 Matt Frank (A) FSo. With 30-39 shots on goal...... 2-4-1 Cody Chupp 1 0 0 5 Billings, Mont. With 40 or more shots on goal ...... 1-3-1 Chris Zarb 0 1 0 3 J.T. Dahlinger 0 1 0 3 18 Mark Bomersback (A)FSr. Scoring a power-play goal ...... 3-8-1 Adam Miller 0 1 0 3 Rochester, Alberta Not scoring a power-play goal...... 1-3-1 Adam Welch 0 1 0 3 19 Corey Couturier FSo. Allowing a power-play goal ...... 1-9-1 Zac Pearson 0 1 0 3 Traverse City, Mich. Not allowing a power-play goal ...... 3-2-1 Dan Riedel 0 0 2 2 Brendan Connolly 0 0 1 1 20 J.T. Dahlinger FSo. Scoring a short-handed goal ...... 0-0-0 Grosse Pointe Park, Mich. Allowing a short-handed goal ...... 0-3-0 22 Adam Miller FJr. When FSU goalie makes fewer than 30 saves....4-8-2 When FSU goalie makes 30-39 saves ...... 0-3-0 2006-07 BULLDOG TOP STREAKS … Livonia, Mich. When FSU goalie makes 40-49 saves ...... 0-0-0 PLAYER GAMES G-A–P STREAK 23 Eric Vesely FSr. When taking less penalties than opp...... 2-5-0 Brendan Connolly 2 2-1=3 GOALS Zac Pearson 2 2-1=3 Woodstock, Ill. When taking more penalties than opp...... 1-3-2 24 Jeremy Scherlinck (A) DSr. Dan Riedel 3 1-4=5 ASSISTS When penalties are equal ...... 1-3-0 J.T. Dahlinger 4 1-5=6 POINTS Grosse Pointe, Mich. Playing in TV games ...... 0-2-0 25 Blair Riley FFr. When Dan Riedel gets a point ...... 3-3-2 Kamloops, British Columbia When Dan Riedel scores a goal ...... 1-2-0 2006-07 TOP CURRENT STREAKS … 27 Justin Lewandowski FSo. Versus CCHA Teams...... 2-9-2 PLAYER GAMES G-A–P STREAK GOALS Naperville, Ill. Versus WCHA Teams ...... 0-0-0 ASSISTS 31 Jordan Barber GFr. Versus CHA Teams ...... 0-0-0 POINTS Caledonia, Mich. Versus AHA Teams ...... 2-0-0 32 Adam Welch (C) DJr. Versus ECAC Teams ...... 0-2-0 Hastings, Minn. When wearing white jerseys ...... 3-7-1 37 Derek MacIntyre GJr. When wearing dark jerseys ...... 1-4-1 2006-07 FSU POWER PLAY POINTS Stanwood, Mich. 2006-07 MONTH-BY-MONTH RECORD ... HOME AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL NAME GATP Average Height: 6 feet, 0 inches October 2-3-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 3-5-0 Zac Pearson ...... 4 3 7 Dan Riedel ...... 1 5 6 Average Weight: 194.6 pounds November 1-3-0 0-0-1 0-0-0 1-3-1 Chris Zarb ...... 0 6 6 Average Age: 21 years, 2 months December 0-1-1 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-3-1 Joe Van Culin ...... 2 3 5 Shot: Left (14), Right (12) January 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 Blair Riley ...... 2 2 4 Jim Jorgensen ...... 0 4 4 Seniors – 6, Juniors – 5, Sophomores – 9, February 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 Matt Verdone ...... 2 1 3 Freshmen – 6 March 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 Brendan Connolly . . . . . 1 2 3 TOTAL 3-7-1 1-4-1 0-0-0 4-11-2 Aaron Lewicki ...... 0 2 2 Head Coach: Bob Daniels (15th Year) Adam Welch ...... 0 2 2 2006 CCHA PRESEASON COACHES POLL Eric Vesely ...... 2 0 2 Associate Head Coach: Drew Famulak (14th Cody Chupp ...... 1 1 2 Year) SCHOOL (FIRST-PLACE VOTES) PTS Jeremy Scherlinck . . . . . 1 1 2 1. Michigan State (7) ...... 117 Adam Miller ...... 1 0 1 Assistant Coach: Mark Kaufman (1st Year) 2. Michigan (1) ...... 108 Director of Hockey Operations/Video 3. Miami (Ohio) (4) ...... 107 Coordinator: Dave Cencer (2nd Year) 4. Ohio State ...... 84 Equipment Manager: Ben Mumah, E.M.,C. 5. Nebraska-Omaha ...... 75 2006-07 FSU SHORT-HANDED POINTS Head Athletic Trainer: Dave Lucey, ATC 6. Notre Dame ...... 62 7. Alaska ...... 60 NAME GATP Assistant Athletic Trainer (Hockey): Tim 8. Northern Michigan ...... 59 Glover, ATC 9. Ferris State ...... 55 Team Physician: Dr. Melissa DeNiel, M.D. 10. Lake Superior State ...... 30 11. Bowling Green State ...... 18 12. Western Michigan ...... 17 FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY HOCKEY 2006-07 CATEGORICAL STATISTICAL LEADERS

MULTI-POINT GAMES THREE-POINT GAMES

1. Zac Pearson ...... 3 1. Aaron Lewicki ...... 1 Jim Jorgensen ...... 3 Dan Riedel ...... 1 3. J.T. Dahlinger ...... 2 Blair Riley ...... 1 Matt Verdone ...... 2 Matt Verdone ...... 1 Dan Riedel ...... 2 Chris Zarb...... 1 6. Aaron Lewicki ...... 1 Blair Riley ...... 1 Brendan Connolly...... 1 Chris Zarb...... 1 Eric Vesely ...... 1 FOUR-POINT GAMES Cody Chupp ...... 1 Adam Miller ...... 1

GAME-WINNING GOALS

1. Aaron Lewicki ...... 1 Jim Jorgensen ...... 1 MULTI-GOAL GAMES Cody Chupp ...... 1 Dan Riedel ...... 1 1. Matt Verdone...... 1 Eric Vesely ...... 1

GAME-WINNING ASSISTS

1. Matt Verdone ...... 2 Zac Pearson ...... 2 3. J.T. Dahlinger ...... 1

FIRST ASSISTS

1. Dan Riedel ...... 5 2. Matt Verdone ...... 4 Jim Jorgensen ...... 4 4. J.T. Dahlinger ...... 3 Cody Chupp ...... 3 Justin Lewandowski ...... 3 Zac Pearson ...... 3 FSU’S FIRST GOAL OF GAME 8. Aaron Lewicki ...... 2 Blair Riley ...... 2 1. Blair Riley ...... 3 Matt Frank ...... 2 2. Zac Pearson ...... 2 Eric Vesely ...... 2 3. Casey Haines ...... 1 12. Brendan Connolly...... 1 Matt Frank ...... 1 Alex Spezia ...... 1 Jim Jorgensen ...... 1 Adam Welch ...... 1 Joe Van Culin ...... 1 Chris Zarb...... 1 Adam Welch ...... 1 Jeremy Scherlinck ...... 1 Adam Miller ...... 1 Joe Van Culin ...... 1 Dan Riedel ...... 1 Cody Chupp ...... 1 Brendan Connolly...... 1 Jeremy Scherlinck ...... 1 FSU GOAL BREAKDOWN

TOTAL GOALS: 41 CATEGORY HOME AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL MULTI-ASSIST GAMES Unassisted 2 0 0 2 With 1 Assist 5 1 0 6 1. J.T. Dahlinger ...... 2 With 2 Assists 22 11 0 33 2. Dan Riedel ...... 1 Freshmen 7 3 0 10 Aaron Lewicki ...... 1 Sophomores 7 3 0 10 Blair Riley ...... 1 Juniors 4 2 0 6 Chris Zarb...... 1 Seniors 11 4 0 15 Matt Verdone ...... 1 Wings 18 6 0 24 Jim Jorgensen ...... 1 Center 7 3 0 10 Defensemen 4 3 0 7 1st Period 12 2 0 14 2nd Period 7 3 0 10 3rd Period 10 7 0 17 Overtime 0 0 0 0 2006-07 MONTH-BY-MONTH SUMMARIES

NO. – PLAYER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH 1 Mitch O’Keefe 3-5-0, 2.52, .897 (8) 1-3-1, 3.15, .888 (5) 0-3-1, 3.59, .883 (4) 2 Evan Case 0-0=0 (7 GP) 0-0=0 (4 GP) 0-0=0 (0 GP) 3 Joe Van Culin 2-1=3 (8 GP) 0-2=2 (5 GP) 1-0=1 (4 GP) 4 Alex Spezia 0-1=1 (8 GP) 0-0=0 (4 GP) 0-0=0 (4 GP) 5 Matt Verdone 2-2=4 (8 GP) 1-3=4 (5 GP) 0-0=0 (4 GP) 6 Casey Haines 2-1=3 (8 GP) 0-0=0 (3 GP) 0-0=0 (2 GP) 8 Cody Chupp 2-2=4 (8 GP) 0-2=2 (5 GP) 1-0=1 (4 GP) 9 Brendan Connolly 2-4=6 (7 GP) 0-0=0 (5 GP) 2-1=3 (4 GP) 10 Chris Zarb 0-4=4 (8 GP) 0-3=3 (5 GP) 0-2=2 (3 GP) 11 Jim Jorgensen 2-2=4 (8 GP) 1-1=2 (4 GP) 0-3=3 (4 GP) 12 Aaron Lewicki 2-3=5 (8 GP) 0-0=0 (3 GP) 0-0=0 (2 GP) 14 Dan Riedel 1-5=6 (5 GP) 1-1=2 (5 GP) 1-2=3 (4 GP) 15 Zac Pearson 2-2=4 (6 GP) 2-2=4 (5 GP) 1-3=4 (4 GP) 16 Matt Case 0-0=0 (3 GP) 0-0=0 (1 GP) 0-0=0 (4 GP) 17 Matt Frank 1-2=3 (6 GP) 0-0=0 (5 GP) 0-0=0 (4 GP) 18 Mark Bomersback 0-0=0 (1 GP) 0-0=0 (0 GP) 0-0=0 (0 GP) 19 Corey Couturier 0-0=0 (0 GP) 0-0=0 (0 GP) 0-0=0 (0 GP) 20 J.T. Dahlinger 1-5=6 (8 GP) 0-0=0 (5 GP) 0-0=0 (3 GP) 22 Adam Miller 1-1=2 (5 GP) 1-0=1 (4 GP) 0-0=0 (4 GP) 23 Eric Vesely 2-1=3 (8 GP) 1-1=2 (5 GP) 0-0=0 (4 GP) 24 Jeremy Scherlinck 0-0=0 (0 GP) 0-1=1 (3 GP) 1-0=1 (4 GP) 25 Blair Riley 2-3=5 (8 GP) 1-0=1 (5 GP) 0-0=0 (4 GP) 27 Justin Lewandowski 1-2=3 (7 GP) 0-1=1 (4 GP) 0-0=0 (2 GP) 31 Jordan Barber 0-0-0, 0.00, .000 (0) 0-0-0, 0.00, .000 (0) 0-0-0, 0.00, .000 (0) 32 Adam Welch 0-2=2 (8 GP) 1-0=1 (5 GP) 0-1=1 (4 GP) 37 Derek MacIntyre 0-0-0, 9.58, .667 (1) 0-0-0, 0.00, .000 (0) 0-0-0, 8.69, .733 (1)

2006-07 SEASON SEGMENTS – SPECIALTY TEAMS 2006-07 SEASON SEGMENTS – SCORING POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL GOALS FOR GOALS AGAINST PPG ATT PCT. PPK ATT PCT. 123OTTOTAL 123OTTOTAL GAME 1-10 ...... 9 70 .129 62 72 .861 GAME 1-10 . . . .8 8 11 0 27 12 15 6 0 33 GAME 11-20 ...... 8 39 .205 33 45 .733 GAME 11-20 . . . .6 2 6 0 14 8 10 7 0 25 GAME 21-30 ...... GAME 21-30 . . . . GAME 31-39 ...... GAME 31-39 . . . . TOTALS 17 109 .156 95 117 .812 TOTALS 14 10 17 0 41 20 25 13 0 58

2006-07 HOME-AWAY-NEUTRAL STATISTICS NO NAME HOME AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL 1 Mitch O’Keefe 3-7-1, 3.16, .887 (11 GP) 1-4-1, 2.86, .897 (6 GP) 4-11-2, 2.96, .890 (17 GP) 2 Evan Case 0-0=0 (8 GP) 0-0=0 (3 GP) 0-0=0 (11 GP) 3 Joe Van Culin 1-3=4 (11 GP) 2-0=2 (6 GP) 3-3=6 (17 GP) 4 Alex Spezia 0-1=1 (10 GP) 0-0=0 (6 GP) 0-1=1 (16 GP) 5 Matt Verdone 3-5=8 (11 GP) 0-0=0 (6 GP) 3-5=8 (17 GP) 6 Casey Haines 1-1=2 (10 GP) 1-0=1 (3 GP) 2-1=3 (13 GP) 8 Cody Chupp 1-2=3 (11 GP) 2-2=4 (6 GP) 3-4=7 (17 GP) 9 Brendan Connolly 3-2=5 (10 GP) 1-3=4 (6 GP) 4-5=9 (16 GP) 10 Chris Zarb 0-5=5 (10 GP) 0-4=4 (6 GP) 0-9=9 (16 GP) 11 Jim Jorgensen 2-3=5 (10 GP) 1-3=4 (6 GP) 3-6=9 (16 GP) 12 Aaron Lewicki 2-3=5 (9 GP) 0-0=0 (4 GP) 2-3=5 (13 GP) 14 Dan Riedel 2-6=8 (10 GP) 1-2=3 (4 GP) 3-8=11 (14 GP) 15 Zac Pearson 3-4=7 (9 GP) 2-3=5 (6 GP) 5-7=12 (15 GP) 16 Matt Case 0-0=0 (5 GP) 0-0=0 (3 GP) 0-0=0 (8 GP) 17 Matt Frank 1-1=2 (9 GP) 0-1=1 (6 GP) 1-2=3 (15 GP) 18 Mark Bomersback 0-0=0 (1 GP) 0-0=0 (0 GP) 0-0=0 (1 GP) 19 Corey Couturier 0-0=0 (0 GP) 0-0=0 (0 GP) 0-0=0 (0 GP) 20 J.T. Dahlinger 1-3=4 (10 GP) 0-2=2 (6 GP) 1-5=6 (16 GP) 22 Adam Miller 2-1=3 (8 GP) 0-0=0 (5 GP) 2-1=3 (13 GP) 23 Eric Vesely 3-1=4 (11 GP) 0-1=1 (6 GP) 3-2=5 (17 GP) 24 Jeremy Scherlinck 1-1=2 (5 GP) 0-0=0 (2 GP) 1-1=2 (7 GP) 25 Blair Riley 3-3=6 (11 GP) 0-0=0 (6 GP) 3-3=6 (17 GP) 27 Justin Lewandowski 0-2=2 (7 GP) 1-1=2 (6 GP) 1-3=4 (13 GP) 31 Jordan Barber 0-0-0, 0.00, .000 (0 GP) 0-0-0, 0.00, .000 (0 GP) 0-0-0, 0.00, .000 (0 GP) 32 Adam Welch 0-2=2 (11 GP) 1-1=2 (6 GP) 1-3=4 (17 GP) 37 Derek MacIntyre 0-0-0, 9.58, .667 (1 GP) 0-0-0, 8.69, .733 (1 GP) 0-0-0, 9.11, .704 (2 GP) 2006-07 GAME-BY-GAME SUMMARIES GAME 1 - UNION TIME: 2:11 ATT.: 1,278 REFEREE: Mark Wilkins Ferris State 0 0 2 0 – 2 12-24 1-8 PERANI STARS: 1. Jorgensen, 2. Cottreau, 3. Risi Michigan State 0 2 0 0– 2 11-22 1-9 OCTOBER 6, 2006 2ND 14:00 MSU-Kennedy 5 (Howells, Crowder), pp AT BIG RAPIDS, MICH. (EWIGLEBEN ICE ARENA) GAME 5 - AT WESTERN MICHIGAN 19:16 MSU-Crowder 4 (Mueller, Vukovic) Union 2 0 0 – 2 13-37 1-7 3RD 6:02 FSU-Welch 1 (Vesely, Chupp) Ferris State 0 0 0– 0 12-43 0-8 OCTOBER 20, 2006 7:45 FSU-Pearson 3 (Riedel, Zarb), pp 1ST 2:43 UC-Caffaro 1 (Coyle), 5-3 pp AT KALAMAZOO, MICH. (LAWSON ICE ARENA) SHOTS: Bulldogs 11 3 15 2 – 31 17:40 UC-Schreiber 1 (Walters), 3-3 Ferris State 1 1 0 – 2 8-16 0-6 Spartans41350 –22 SHOTS: Dutchmen 12 2 8 – 22 Western Michigan 0 1 0– 1 8-16 0-6 SAVES: FSU-O’Keefe, T 8 7 10 0 – 20 65:00 Bulldogs 12 12 17 – 41 1ST 4:22 FSU-Haines 2 (Chupp, Dahlinger) MSU-J. Lerg, T 6 7 11 2 – 29 65:00 SAVES: UC-Mrazek, W 12 12 17 – 41 60:00 2ND 5:48 FSU-Chupp 2 (Dahlinger) TIME: 2:17 ATT.: 6,763 REFEREE: Steve Piotrowski FSU-O’Keefe, L 10 2 8 – 20 60:00 14:23 WMU-C. Frank 1 (Szczechura, Lesperance) PERANI STARS: 1. Crowder, 2. Welch, 3. J. Lerg TIME: 2:17 ATT.: 1,181 REFEREE: Tim Kotyra SHOTS: Bulldogs 7 8 11 – 26 PERANI STARS: 1. Mrazek, 2. Schreiber, 3. O’Keefe Broncos 8 8 10 – 26 GAME 10 - MICHIGAN STATE SAVES: FSU-O’Keefe, W 8 7 10 – 25 60:00 NOVEMBER 10, 2006 GAME 2 - UNION WMU-Bellissimo, L 6 7 11 – 24 58:40 AT BIG RAPIDS, MICH. (EWIGLEBEN ICE ARENA) TIME: 2:15 ATT.: 2,782 REFEREE: Mark Wilkins Michigan State 2 2 2 – 6 6-12 3-8 OCTOBER 7, 2006 PERANI STARS: 1. Chupp, 2. Dahlinger, 3. C. Frank Ferris State 0 0 0– 0 8-16 0-6 AT BIG RAPIDS, MICH. (EWIGLEBEN ICE ARENA) 1ST 4:13 MSU-Mueller 3 (McKenzie, B. Lerg), pp Union 2 4 0 – 6 12-24 3-9 GAME 6 - WESTERN MICHIGAN 4:53 MSU-Kennedy 6 (Abdelkader, Crowder) Ferris State 2 2 1– 5 11-41 3-9 2ND 3:27 MSU-Ratchuk 2 (Abdelkader, Crowder) 1ST 8:55 UC-Walters 1 (Bouchard, Coyle) OCTOBER 21, 2006 6:39 MSU-B. Lerg 4 (Mueller, Ratchuk), 4-4 13:40 FSU-Riley 1 (Riedel, Van Culin), pp AT BIG RAPIDS, MICH. (EWIGLEBEN ICE ARENA) 3RD 11:57 MSU-B. Lerg 5 (McKenzie, Mueller) 17:49 FSU-Riedel 1 (Riley, Welch), pp Western Michigan 2 2 1– 5 7-14 0-3 18:33 MSU-Schepke 2 (Warner), pp 18:23 UC-Potts 1 (Cook) Ferris State 0 2 1– 3 4-8 1-6 SHOTS: Spartans 6 4 16 – 26 2ND 3:49 UC-Fox 1 (DiMarzo), pp 1ST 12:22 WMU-Galivan 1 (Bicek, Mahrle) Bulldogs 11 18 6 – 35 4:17 UC-Valery-Trabucco 1 (Milnamow), pp 14:44 WMU-Szczechura 1 (unassisted), sh SAVES: MSU-J. Lerg, W 11 18 6 – 35 60:00 5:37 UC-Bouchard 1 (Coyle), 5-3 pp 2ND 2:39 FSU-Frank 1 (Connolly, Miller) FSU-O’Keefe, L 4 2 14 – 20 59:56 9:41 FSU-Verdone 1 (Lewicki, Riley) 4:51 WMU-LoVecchio 2 (unassisted) TIME: 2:08 ATT.: 2,172 REFEREE: Stephan McInchak 14:54 UC-Walters 2 (Bouchard, Coyle) 11:05 FSU-Miller 1 (Spezia, Dahlinger) PERANI STARS: 1. J. Lerg, 2. B. Lerg, 3. Mueller 18:48 FSU-Verdone 2 (Lewicki 2, Riedel 2), pp 12:10 WMU-LoVecchio 3 (Clackson) 3RD 15:33 FSU-Lewicki 1 (Verdone) 3RD 15:43 FSU-Van Culin 1 (Welch, Riedel), pp GAME 11 - MICHIGAN SHOTS: Dutchmen 8 11 10 – 29 19:40 WMU-Szczechura 2 (LoVecchio), en Bulldogs 13 15 12 – 40 SHOTS: Broncos 6 12 11 – 29 NOVEMBER 17, 2006 SAVES: UC-Mrazek, W 11 13 11 – 35 60:00 Bulldogs 12 11 14 – 37 AT BIG RAPIDS, MICH. (EWIGLEBEN ICE ARENA) FSU-MacIntyre 6 2 x – 8 25:03 SAVES: WMU-Gill, W 12 9 13 – 34 60:00 Michigan 2 0 1 – 3 15-38 1-9 O’Keefe, L x 5 10 – 15 34:20 FSU-O’Keefe, L 4 10 10 – 24 59:23 Ferris State 1 0 1 – 2 19-49 2-5 TIME: 2:22 ATT.: 1,365 REFEREE: Tim Kotyra TIME: 2:17 ATT.: 1,314 REFEREE: Mark Wilkins 1ST 9:49 FSU-Riley 3 (Chupp, Van Culin), pp PERANI STARS: 1. Walters, 2. Bouchard, 3. Verdone PERANI STARS: 1. LoVecchio, 2. Miller, 3. Szczechura 10:13 UM-Rohlfs 7 (Hensick, Porter) 10:45 UM-Kolarik 9 (Cogliano) GAME 3 - MERCYHURST GAME 7 - AT ALASKA 3RD 6:26 UM-Kolarik 10 (Porter, Johnson), 5-3 pp 19:36 FSU-Verdone 3 (Pearson, Zarb), 5-3 pp OCTOBER 13, 2006 OCTOBER 27, 2006 SHOTS: Wolverines 15 11 11 – 37 AT BIG RAPIDS, MICH. (EWIGLEBEN ICE ARENA) AT FAIRBANKS, ALASKA (CARLSON CENTER) Bulldogs 6 9 20 – 35 Mercyhurst 0 0 1 – 1 6-12 0-10 Ferris State 0 0 1 – 1 8-16 0-8 SAVES: UM-Sauer, W 5 9 19 – 33 60:00 Ferris State 2 2 3– 7 10-20 2-6 Alaska 0 1 1 – 2 8-16 1-8 FSU-O’Keefe, L 13 11 10 – 34 59:53 1ST 14:52 FSU-Pearson 1 (Jorgensen, Zarb), pp 2ND 4:38 UA-Gawryletz 1 (Knelsen, Campbell) TIME: 2:16 ATT.: 1,777 REFEREE: Steve Piotrowski 17:46 FSU-Lewicki 2 (Verdone, Pearson) 3RD 2:56 FSU-Jorgensen 2 (Lewandowski, Connolly) PERANI STARS: 1. Kolarik, 2. Porter, 3. Sauer 2ND 14:14 FSU-Chupp 1 (Dahlinger) 15:39 UA-Greentree 4 (Eckford, Knelsen), 5-3 pp 14:38 FSU-Haines 1 (Dahlinger, Zarb) SHOTS: Bulldogs 9 11 9 – 29 GAME 12 - MICHIGAN 3RD 3:53 FSU-Vesely 1 (Riley, Connolly), pp Nanooks 6 8 9 – 23 7:00 FSU-Vesely 2 (Riedel) SAVES: FSU-O’Keefe, L 6 7 8 – 21 58:44 NOVEMBER 18, 2006 17:42 MC-Floyd 1 (Pierce, Robinson) UA-Johnson, W 9 11 8 – 28 60:00 AT BIG RAPIDS, MICH. (EWIGLEBEN ICE ARENA) 18:49 FSU-Connolly 1 (Frank, Zarb) TIME: 2:10 ATT.: 3,136 REFEREE: Barry Pochmara Michigan 2 2 1 – 5 9-18 3-6 SHOTS: Lakers 31110 –24 PERANI STARS: 1. Greentree, 2. Knelsen, 3. Johnson Ferris State 1 0 0 – 1 8-16 1-7 Bulldogs 14 17 14 – 45 1ST 12:53 UM-Cogliano 6 (Mitera) SAVES: MC-Small, L 12 15 11 – 38 60:00 GAME 8 - AT ALASKA 19:20 FSU-Miller 2 (Scherlinck, Verdone), pp FSU-O’Keefe, W 3 11 9 – 23 60:00 19:55 UM-Rohlfs 9 (Hunwick), pp TIME: 2:10 ATT.: 1,247 REFEREE: Mark Wilkins OCTOBER 28, 2006 2ND 6:27 UM-Turnbull 1 (Porter, Hensick) PERANI STARS: 1. Vesely, 2. Zarb, 3. O’Keefe AT FAIRBANKS, ALASKA (CARLSON CENTER) 19:35 UM-Kolarik 11 (Hensick, Cogliano), 5-3 pp Ferris State 0 0 2 – 2 7-14 1-6 3RD 8:30 UM-Lebler 4 (Hunwick, Johnson), pp GAME 4 - MERCYHURST Alaska 2 1 1 – 4 7-14 0-6 SHOTS: Wolverines 12 8 14 – 34 1ST 2:01 UA-Walls 1 (Burnett) Bulldogs 10 13 11 – 34 OCTOBER 14, 2006 9:06 UA-Burnett 1 (Lee, Vanoosten) SAVES: UM-Sauer, W 9 13 11 – 33 59:57 AT BIG RAPIDS, MICH. (EWIGLEBEN ICE ARENA) 2ND 7:47 UA-Vanoosten 1 (Greentree, Knelsen) FSU-O’Keefe, L 10 6 13 – 29 59:56 Mercyhurst 2 2 0 – 4 9-18 1-6 3RD 15:48 FSU-Van Culin 2 (Zarb, Pearson), 5-3 pp TIME: 2:14 ATT.: 1,775 REFEREE: Steve Piotrowski Ferris State 3 1 1– 5 7-14 1-8 17:28 FSU-Lewandowski 1 (Frank, Connolly) PERANI STARS: 1.Cogliano, 2. Hensick, 3. Sauer 1ST 5:14 FSU-Riley 2 (Vesely, Riedel) 19:49 UA-Fraser 4 (Greentree, Campbell), en 5:30 FSU-Connolly 2 (Lewandowski) SHOTS: Bulldogs 11 9 9 – 29 5:40 MC-Cottreau 1 (Graham, Risi) Nanooks 9 8 8 – 25 8:21 FSU-Dahlinger 1 (Chupp, Haines) SAVES: FSU-O’Keefe, L 7 7 7 – 21 59:12 18:52 MC-Gourgon 1 (Cottreau), pp UA-Johnson, W 11 9 7 – 27 60:00 2ND 6:24 MC-Risi 1 (unasssisted) TIME: 2:00 ATT.: 3,396 REFEREE: Barry Pochmara 11:14 FSU-Pearson 2 (Jorgensen, Lewicki), pp PERANI STARS: 1. Johnson, 2. Greentree, 3. Burnett 17:47 MC-Pierce 1 (unassisted) 3RD 14:18 FSU-Jorgensen 1 (unassisted) GAME 9 - AT MICHIGAN STATE SHOTS: Lakers 6 5 9 – 20 Bulldogs 10 16 11 – 37 NOVEMBER 7, 2006 SAVES: MC-Small, L 7 15 10 – 32 60:00 AT EAST LANSING, MICH. (MUNN ICE ARENA) FSU-O’Keefe, W 4 3 9 – 16 60:00 2006-07 GAME-BY-GAME SUMMARIES

GAME 13 - WESTERN MICHIGAN GAME 17 - LAKE SUPERIOR STATE NOVEMBER 21, 2006 DECEMBER 9, 2006 AT BIG RAPIDS, MICH. (EWIGLEBEN ICE ARENA) AT BIG RAPIDS, MICH. (EWIGLEBEN ICE ARENA) Western Michigan 0 0 0 – 0 6-12 0-4 Ferris State 1 0 3– 4 5-10 1-5 Lake Superior State 2 2 0 – 4 5-10 1-3 1ST 8:23 FSU-Riedel 2 (Verdone, Pearson) Ferris State 1 0 0– 1 4-8 1-4 3RD 4:20 FSU-Pearson 4 (Verdone, Jorgensen) 1ST 9:01 FSU-Scherlinck 1 (unassisted), pp 8:25 FSU-Vesely 3 (Van Culin, Zarb), pp 16:25 LSSU-Rainville 7 (Derek R. Smith) 14:41 FSU-Jorgensen 3 (Lewandowski) 18:34 LSSU-Eves 3 (Martello, Osman) SHOTS: Broncos 10 8 6 – 24 2ND 6:18 LSSU-Birkeland 2 (Rainville, Derek A. Bulldogs 13 9 11 – 33 Smith), pp SAVES: WMU-Gill, L 12 9 8 – 29 59:57 16:27 LSSU-Derek A. Smith 5 (Sim), sh FSU-O’Keefe, W 10 8 6 – 24 60:00 SHOTS: Lakers61186 –20 TIME: 2:10 ATT.: 1,318 REFEREE: Matt Shegos Bulldogs 11 6 16 16 – 43 PERANI STARS: 1. O’Keefe, 2. Pearson, 3. Riedel SAVES: LSSU-Jakaitis, W 10 16 16 – 42 59:51 FSU-O’Keefe, L 4 6 6 – 16 60:00 GAME 14 - AT MIAMI (OHIO) TIME: 2:00 ATT.: 1,503 REFEREE: Craig Lisko DECEMBER 1, 2006 PERANI STARS: 1. Jakaitis 2. Rainville, 3. Birkeland AT OXFORD, OHIO (STEVE CADY ARENA) Ferris State 1 2 0 – 3 11-22 1-5 Miami (Ohio) 0 3 2 – 5 7-14 3-9 1ST 2:30 FSU-Pearson 5 (Riedel, Connolly), pp 2ND 6:59 MIA-Mercier 6 (Palmer, Eichenlaub), 5-3 pp 7:21 MIA-Jones 10 (Christie, Fetzer), pp 11:34 MIA-Eichenlaub 3 (Musitelli, Fetzer), pp 17:25 FSU-Van Culin 3 (Jorgensen, Zarb) 19:06 FSU-Riedel 3 (Pearson, Welch) 3RD 4:05 MIA-Jones 11 (Kaufman, Fetzer) 11:16 MIA-Jones 12 (unassisted) SHOTS: Bulldogs 9 7 10 – 26 RedHawks 9 16 10 – 35 SAVES: FSU-O’Keefe, L 9 13 8 – 30 60:00 MIA-Zatkoff, W 8 5 10 – 23 60:00 TIME: 2:10 ATT.: 3,436 REFEREE: Tim Kotyra PERANI STARS: 1. Jones, 2. Fetzer, 3. Riedel GAME 15 - AT MIAMI (OHIO)

DECEMBER 2, 2006 AT OXFORD, OHIO (STEVE CADY ARENA) Ferris State 0 0 2 – 2 15-52 2-11 Miami (Ohio) 2 2 3 – 7 15-41 4-10 1ST :17 MIA-Martinez 7 (Davis, Kaufman 12:54 MIA-Christie 2 (Kaufman, Davis), 5-3 pp 2ND 11:45 MIA-Musitelli 3 (Guerin, Eichenlaub), pp 15:45 MIA-Jones 13 (Davis) 3RD :36 MIA-Jones 14 (Christie, Martinez), pp 2:28 FSU-Chupp 3 (Jorgensen, Zarb), pp 7:27 MIA-Davis 14 (Christie, Kaufman), pp 13:53 MIA-Steffes 4 (Robbines, Roeder), sh 14:19 FSU-Connolly 3 (Pearson, Jorgensen), pp SHOTS: Bulldogs 5 8 4 – 17 RedHawks 10 18 13 – 41 SAVES: FSU-O’Keefe, L 9 13 8 – 30 32:22 MacIntyre x 1 10 – 11 27:38 MIA-Zatkoff, W 5 8 2 – 15 60:00 TIME: 2:10 ATT.: 3,071 REFEREE: Tim Kotyra PERANI STARS: 1. Davis, 2. Christie, 3. Jones GAME 16 - LAKE SUPERIOR STATE

DECEMBER 8, 2006 AT BIG RAPIDS, MICH. (EWIGLEBEN ICE ARENA)

Lake Superior State 0 1 0 0 – 1 5-10 0-4 Ferris State 1 0 0 0– 1 7-14 0-2 1ST 11:22 FSU-Connolly 4 (Riedel, Pearson) 2ND 9:35 LSSU-Derek A. Smith 4 (Sim, Schwab) SHOTS: Lakers 7 11 11 1 – 30 Bulldogs 18 6 18 8 – 50 SAVES: LSSU-Jakaitis, T 17 6 18 8 – 49 65:00 FSU-O’Keefe, T 7 10 11 1 – 29 64:55 TIME: 2:24 ATT.: 1,448 REFEREE: Craig Lisko PERANI STARS: 1. Jakaitis 2. O’Keefe, 3. Connolly THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED . . .

SERIES SWEEP AT HOME: APLAYER SCORED AN EMPTY-NET GOAL: FSU: Justin Lewandowski vs. Ohio State, 3/3/06 (Won 3-0) FSU: vs. Mercyhurst, 10/13-14/06 (Won 7-1 and 5-4) OPP: Curtis Fraser, Alaska vs. FSU, 10/28/06 (UA won 4-2) OPP: Michigan at FSU, 11/17-18/06 (UM won 3-2 and 5-1)

APLAYER TOOK A PENALTY SHOT: SERIES SWEEP ON THE ROAD: FSU: Mike Kinnie at Western Michigan (unsuccessful on goaltender FSU: at Mercyhurst, 11/25-26/05 (Won 6-3 and 5-4) Mike Mantua), 11/16/02 (Lost 4-1) OPP: Miami (Ohio) vs. FSU, 12/1-2/06 (MIA won 5-3 and 7-2) OPP: Jordan Emmerson, Alaska Fairbanks at FSU (successful on goaltender Mitch O’Keefe), 11/5/05 (Tie 3-3 OT) SERIES SWEEP HOME-AND-HOME: FSU: vs. Western Michigan, 2/3-4/06 (Won 4-2 on the road and 7-2 at home) APLAYER WAS SUCCESSFUL ON A PENALTY SHOT: OPP: Notre Dame vs. FSU, 1/10-11/06 (ND won 4-1 at home and 3-2 on FSU: Jason Basile vs. Bowling Green State (successful on goaltender the road) Jordan Sigalet), 2/9/02 (Won 6-3) OPP: Jordan Emmerson, Alaska Fairbanks at FSU (successful on TEAM SCORED 10 OR MORE GOALS: goaltender Mitch O’Keefe, 11/5/05 (Tie 3-3 OT) FSU: vs. Bowling Green State, 10/18/02 (Won 10-1) OPP: Michigan vs. FSU, 12/31/96 (UM won 11-1) AGOALTENDER HAD AT LEAST 50 SAVES: FSU: (58), Craig Lisko vs. Michigan State, 11/28/92 (Tie 2-2 OT) TEAM WON AT LEAST FOUR GAMES IN A ROW: OPP: (56) Jason Carey, Connecticut vs. FSU, 12/30/02 (FSU won 5-0) FSU: (12) 2/1/03-3/21/03 vs. Michigan (Won 4-3), at Lake Superior State (Won 7-1 and 5-1), vs. Western Michigan (Won 2-1), at Western Michigan AGOALTENDER HAD BETWEEN 40-49 SAVES: (Won 5-3), vs. Nebraska-Omaha (Won 5-0 and 4-0), at Bowling Green FSU: (44) Mitch O’Keefe vs. Ohio State, 3/4/06 (Won 2-1) State (Won 4-2 and 4-3), vs. Lake Superior State (Won 6-1 and 6-1), vs. OPP: (42) Jeff Jakaitis, Lake Superior State at FSU, 12/9/06 (LSSU won 4-1) Northern Michigan (Won 4-2) OPP: (5) 1/15/04-1/29/05 vs. Nebraska-Omaha (Lost 4-1), at Alaska AGOALTENDER HAD BETWEEN 30-39 SAVES: Fairbanks (Lost 3-2 and 4-3), vs. Miami (Lost 4-3 OT and 5-3) FSU: (30) Mitch O’Keefe at Miami (Ohio), 12/1/06 (Lost 5-3) OPP: (33) Billy Sauer, Michigan at FSU, 11/18/06 (UM won 5-1) TEAM SHUTOUT AT HOME: FSU: vs. Western Michigan, 11/21/06 (Won 4-0) AGOALTENDER SCORED A GOAL: OPP: Michigan State at FSU, 11/10/06 (MSU won 6-0) FSU: None OPP: Mike Mantua, Western Michigan vs. FSU, 11/16/02 (WMU won 4-1) TEAM SHUTOUT ON THE ROAD: FSU: at Ohio State, 3/13/05 (Won 1-0 OT) AGOALTENDER RECEIVED AN ASSIST: Mike Brown at Ohio State, 3/13/05 (Lost 5-4 OT) OPP: FSU at Northern Michigan, 1/13/06 (NMM won 5-0) FSU: OPP: Jeff Jakaitis, Lake Superior State at FSU, 1/20/06 (Tie 2-2 OT) TEAM WON IN OVERTIME: FSU: at Michigan, 2/25/06 (Won 4-3 OT) APLAYER SCORED FOUR GOALS: OPP: Ohio State vs. FSU, 3/13/05 (OSU won 5-4 OT) FSU: Matt Verdone vs. Army, 10/15/05 (Won 5-2) OPP: Andrew Contois, Northern Michigan at FSU, 2/26/05 (NMU won 6-3) TEAM PLAYED AN OVERTIME GAME: FSU: vs. Lake Superior State, 12/8/06 (Tie 1-1 OT) APLAYER SCORED FIVE GOALS: OPP: Lake Superior State at FSU, 12/8/06 (Tie 1-1 OT) FSU: Not Available OPP: Jeff Madill, Ohio State at FSU, 1/24/87 (OSU won 5-4) TEAM REGISTERED AN OVERTIME TIE: FSU: vs. Lake Superior State, 12/8/06 (Tie 1-1 OT) APLAYER HAD FOUR ASSISTS: OPP: Lake Superior State at FSU, 12/8/06 (Tie 1-1 OT) FSU: Simon Mangos vs. Niagara, 11/29/03 (Won 8-3) OPP: Corey Waring, Western Michigan vs. FSU, 12/3/99 (WMU won 7-3) TEAM REGISTERED A SCORELESS OVERTIME TIE: FSU: vs. Findlay, 1/24/04 (Tie 0-0 OT) (second all-time) APLAYER HAD AT LEAST FIVE ASSISTS: Bob Nardella vs. Kent State, 12/30/90 (Won 9-5) OPP: Findlay at FSU, 1/24/04 (Tie 0-0 OT) FSU: OPP: (6A) John Madden, Michigan at FSU, 12/7/96 (UM won 7-3)

TEAM HAD 40 SHOTS OR MORE ON GOAL: APLAYER HAD AT LEAST FIVE POINTS: FSU: (43) vs. Lake Superior State, 12/9/06 (Lost 4-1) FSU: (3G,2A) Derek Nesbitt at Western Michigan, 3/5/05 (Won 5-2); OPP: (41) Miami (Ohio) vs. FSU, 12/2/06 (MIA won 7-2) (2G,3A) Jeff Legue at Western Michigan, 3/5/05 (Won 5-2) OPP: (3G,2A) Chad Power, Ohio State vs. FSU, 12/27/96 (OSU won 8-4) TEAM DEFEATED A NATIONALLY-RANKED OPPONENT: FSU: at #12 Michigan, 2/25/06 (Won 4-3 OT) ▲ – Penalty Shot OPP: Notre Dame at #20 FSU, 2/11/06 (ND won 3-2)

APLAYER REGISTERED A HAT-TRICK: FSU: (3) Dan Riedel at Bowling Green State, 1/16/06 (Won 6-5) OPP: (4) Andrew Contois, Northern Michigan vs. FSU, 1/13/06 (NMU won 5-0)

APLAYER SCORED A SHORT-HANDED GOAL: FSU: Greg Rallo vs. Western Michigan, 2/4/06 (Won 7-2) OPP: Derek A. Smith, Lake Superior State at FSU, 12/9/06 (LSSU won 4-1)

APLAYER SCORED AN OVERTIME GOAL: FSU: Zac Pearson at Michigan, 2/25/06 (Won 4-3 OT) OPP: John Dingle, Ohio State vs. FSU, 3/13/05 (OSU won 5-4 OT)