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Home , 2011 Heritage Classic, Bill Torrey, Bill Wirtz, Bob Bruce, Bob Gaudet, Bob Wheeler (ice hockey)

12/26/1949 at Denver

Mark LaChance ’89

Scott Humber ’96

(l-r) Henry Manley ’65, Leon Bryant ’65, Frederick Soule ’65

David Sagaser ’74

(l-r) Damian Prescott ’98, former Brown Athletic Director Head Coach James Fullerton David Roach, (right) accepting an award at Pete Davis ’39, and 1965 NCAA Tournament. Henry Higdon ’98 of Harvard, at the 100th Anniversary of the 1st Brown-Harvard game on 11/29/97. Season Leaders Season Points By A Defenseman Leaders Season Percentage Leaders (10 game minimum) 1 . 36 ’52 (1951-1952) 1 . 63 (26-37) ’70 (1969-1970) 1 . .942 ’04 (2003-2004) 2 . 35 Bob McIntosh ’77 (1976-1977) 2 . 47 (13-34) Mike Brewer ’92 (1991-1992) 2 . .938 Yann Danis ’04 (2001-2002) 42 3 . 33 Bob Wheeler ’52 (1950-1951) 3 . 43 (15-28) Curt Bennett ’70 (1967-1968) 3 . .930 Mike Clemente ’12 (2008-2009) 4 . 29 Dan Keefe ’55 (1954-1955) 4 . 36 (4-32) Mike Mastrullo ’79 (1976-1977) 4 . .929 Yann Danis ’04 (2002-2003) 5 . 27 Bob McIntosh ’77 (1975-1976) 5 . 35 (9-26) ’78 (1977-1978) 5 . .924 Adam D’Alba ’08 (2004-2005) 6 . 25 Damian Prescott ’98 (1997-1998) 6 . 34 (7-27) Tim Bothwell ’78 (1976-1977) 6 . .920 Dan Rosen ’10 (2006-2007) 25 Bill Gilligan ’77 (1975-1976) 34 (12-22) Tim Bothwell ’78 (1875-1976) .920 Scott Stirling ’00 (1997-1998) 25 Warren Priestley ’51 (1949-1950) 8 . 33 (12-21) ’66 (1965-1966) 8 . .919 Don McGinnis ’70 (1968-1969) 25 Don Sennott ’52 (1949-1950) 9 . 31 (7-24) Mike Brewer ’92 (1989-1990) 9 . .915 ’02 (1999-2000) 10 . 24 Dennis Macks ’67 (1965-1966) 10 . 30 (11-19) Rob Gaudreau ’66 (1963-1964) 10 . .910 Adam D’Alba ’08 (2005-2006) 24 Terry Chapman ’65 (1964-1965) 30 (11-19) Dave Given ’75 (1974-1975) 24 Dave Kelley ’60 (1959-1960) 24 Don Sennott ’52 (1950-1951) Season Shutout Leaders Season Penalties Leaders 1 . 5 Yann Danis ’04 (2003-2004) Season Assist Leaders 1 . 44 Mike Traggio ’95 (1994-1995) 5 Yann Danis ’04 (2002-2003) 2 . 42 Ryan Mulhern ’96 (1994-1995) 3 . 3 Adam D’Alba ’08 (2004-2005) 1 . 54 Bill Gilligan ’77 (1975-1976) 42 Chris Kaban ’94 (1993-1994) 3 Yann Danis ’04 (2001-2002) 2 . 46 Don Sennott ’52 (1950-1951) 40 Mike Traggio ’95 (1993-1994) 3 Harry Batchelder ’58 (1957-1958) 3 . 39 Bob McIntosh ’77 (1975-1976) 5 . 35 Gary Faryniuk ’75 (1972-1973) 3 D .R . Hunt ’30 (1929-1930) 4 . 36 Bill Gilligan ’77 (1976-1977) 6 . 34 John Bennett ’72 (1970-1971) 3 R .E . Van Wickle ’29 (1928-1929) 5 . 34 Mike Brewer ’92 (1991-1992) 7 . 33 Greg Murphy ’87 (1986-1987) 8 . 2 Mike Clemente ’12 (2008-2009) 34 Wayne Small ’68 (1967-1968) 33 Darrell Petit ’82 (1981-1982) 2 Scott Stirling ’00 (1998-1999) 7 . 32 Mike Mastrullo ’79 (1976-1977) 33 Darrell Petit ’82 (1979-1980) 10 . 1 Dan Rosen ’10 (2007-2008) 8 . 31 Don Sennott ’52 (1951-1952) 10 . 32 Adrian Smith ’99 (1997-1998) 1 Scott Rowan ’05 (2002-2003) 9 . 30 Derek Chauvette ’93 (1992-1993) 1 Brian Eklund ’02 (1999-2000) 30 Derek Chauvette ’93 (1991-1992) 1 Scott Stirling ’00 (1997-1998) Season Minutes Leaders 1 Mike Parsons ’96 (1994-1995) Season Leaders 1 . 108 Ryan Mulhern ’96 (1994-1995) 1 Geoff Finch ’94 (1990-1991) 2 . 107 Mike Traggio ’95 (1994-1995) 1 Chris Harvey ’90 (1989-1990) 1 . 79 (25-54) Bill Gilligan ’77 (1975-1976) 3 . 92 Chris Kaban ’94 (1993-1994) 1 John Franzosa ’85 (1984-1985) 2 . 70 (24-46) Don Sennott ’52 (1950-1951) 4 88 Mike Traggio ’95 (1993-1994) 1 Mark Holden ’80 (1979-1980) 3 . 66 (27-39) Bob McIntosh ’77 (1975-1976) 5 . 79 Mike Ross ’93 (1991-1992) 1 Mike Laycock ’79 (1977-1978) 4 . 59 (23-36) Bill Gilligan ’77 (1976-1977) 79 Greg Murphy ’87 (1986-1987) 1 Jim Madich ’75 (1973-1974) 5 . 54 (35-19) Bob McIntosh ’77 (1976-1977) 7 . 78 Ryan Mulhern ’96 (1995-1996) 1 Don McGinnis ’70 (1969-1970) 54 (36-18) Bob Wheeler ’52 (1951-1952) 78 James O’Brien ’93 (1989-1990) 1 Don McGinnis ’70 (1968-1969) 7 . 50 (16-34) Wayne Small ’68 (1967-1968) 9 . 76 Steve King ’91 (1990-1991) 1 Mark Burns ’69 (1967-1968) 50 (24-26) Dennis Macks ’67 (1965-1966) 10 . 73 Mike Traggio ’95 (1991-1992) 1 Don McGinnis ’70 (1967-1968) 9 . 49 (24-25) Terry Chapman ’65 (1964-1965) 73 Steve King ’91 (1988-1989) 1 John Dunham ’64 (1963-1964) 10 . 48 (22-26) Bruce Darling ’66 (1964-1965) 73 John Bennett ’72 (1970-1971) 1 Dave Ferguson ’66 (1963-1964) 1 John Dunham ’64 (1962-1963) 1 Allan Pelowski ’64 (1961-1962) Season Goals By A Defenseman Leaders (10 game minimum) Season Save Leaders 1 Rod McGarry ’61 (1959-1960) 1 . 26 Curt Bennett ’70 (1969-1970) 1 . 1,043 Yann Danis ’04 (2002-2003) 1 Harry Batchelder ’58 (1956-1957) 2 . 15 Curt Bennett ’70 (1967-1968) 2 . 1,004 Chris Harvey ’90 (1989-1990) 3 . 13 Mike Brewer ’92 (1991-1992) 3 . 901 Yann Danis ’04 (2003-2004) 4 . 12 Tim Bothwell ’78 (1975-1976) 4 . 839 Dan Rosen ’10 (2006-2007) 12 Rob Gaudreau ’66 (1965-1966) 5 . 832 Adam D’Alba ’08 (2005-2006) 12 Rob Gaudreau ’66 (1964-1965) 6 . 829 Dave Ferguson ’66 (1964-1965) 7 . 11 Rob Gaudreau ’66 (1983-1964) 7 . 815 Rod McGarry ’61 (1960-1961 8 . 11 Save Given ’75 (1974-1975) 8 . 814 Chris Harvey ’90 (1987-1988) 9 . 10 Sean Hurley ’08 (2006-2007) 9 . 791 Mark Holden ’80 (1979-1980) 10 Bill Coakley ’72 (1971-1972) 10 . 775 Kevin McCabe ’77 (1975-1976)

Season Assists By A Defenseman Leaders Season Goals Against Average Leaders (10 game minimum) 1 . 37 Curt Bennett ’70 (1969-1970) 1 . 1 .81 Yann Danis ’04 (2003-2004) 2 . 34 Mike Brewer ’92 (1991-1992) 2 . 1 .86 Yann Danis ’04 (2001-2002) 3 . 32 Mike Mastrullo ’79 (1976-1977) 3 . 2 .26 Adam D’Alba ’08 (2004-2005) 4 . 28 Curt Bennett ’70 (1967-1968) 4 . 2 .31 Yann Danis ’04 (2002-2003) 5 . 27 Tim Bothwell ’78 (1976-1977) 5 . 2 66. Scott Stirling ’00 (1997-1998) 6 . 26 Tim Bothwell ’78 (1977-1978) 6 . 2.67 Mike Clemente ’12 (2008-2009) 7 . 24 Mike Brewer ’92 (1991-1992) 7 . 2.74 Dan Rosen ’10 (2006-2007) 8 . 22 Tim Bothwell ’78 (1975-1976) 8 . 2 .83 Donald McGinnis ’70 (1968-1969) 9 . 21 Kevin Lovitt ’81 (1979-1980) 9 . 2 .92 Scott Stirling ’00 (1998-1999) 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Media Guide

Top Ten Season Records 21 Kevin Lovitt ’81 (1978-1979) 10 . 2 .94 ’72 (1970-1971) 21 Rob Gaudreau ’66 (1965-1966) Sean Hurley ’08 Career Goal Leaders Career Points By A Defenseman Leaders Career Goals Against Average Leaders 1 . 86 Bob Wheeler ’52 (1950-1952) 1 . 135 (50-85) Curt Bennett ’70 (1968-1970) (10 game minimum) 2 . 81 Bob McIntosh ’77 (1975-1977) 2 . 113 (29-84) Mike Brewer ’92 (1989-1992) 1 . 2 .20 Yann Danis ’04 (2001-2004) 3 . 68 Wayne Small ’68 (1966-1968) 3 . 103 (28-75) Tim Bothwell ’78 (1976-1978) 2. 2.67 Mike Clemente ’12 (2009-present) 43 68 Bill Gilligan ’77 (1975-1977) 4 . 90 (14-76) Mike Mastrullo ’79 (1976-1979) 3 . 2 .70 Adam D’Alba ’08 (2005-2006) 5 . 67 Dan Keefe ’55 (1953-1955) 90 (35-55) Rob Gaudreau ’66 (1964-1966) 4 . 2 .85 Lou Reycroft 72 (1970-1972) 67 Terry Chapman ’65 (1963-1965) 6 . 82 (15-67) Kevin Lovitt ’81 (1978-1981) 5 . 2 .86 David Ferguson ’66 (1964-1966) 7 . 66 Don Sennott ’52 (1950-1952) 7 . 79 (22-57) Sean Hurley ’08 (2005-2008) 6 . 3 .08 Scott Stirling ’00 (1997-2000) 8 . 61 Ryan Mulhern ’96 (1993-1996) 8 . 68 (22-46) John Slonim ’81 (1978-1981) 7 . 3 .17 Don McGinnis ’70 (1968-1970) 9 . 59 Dennis Macks ’67 (1965-1967) 9 . 67 (25-42) Paul Esdale ’03 (2000-2003) 8 . 3.18 Dan Rosen ’10 (2007-present) 59 Scott Hanley ’93 (1990-1993) 10 . 66 (23-43) Bill Coakley ’72 (1970-1972) 9 . 3 .42 Brian Eklund ’02 (1999-2002) 11 . 65 (21-44) Dave Given ’75 (1973-1975) 10 . 3 .46 Mark Sibbald ’09 (2006-2009) Career Assist Leaders 1 . 112 Bill Gilligan ’77 (1975-1977) Career Penalties Leaders Career Save Percentage Leaders 2 . 99 Derek Chauvette ’93 (1990-1993) 1 . 130 Mike Traggio ’95 (1992-1995) (10 game minimum) 3 . 93 Don Sennott ’52 (1950-1952) 2 . 116 Ryan Mulhern ’96 (1993-1996) 1 . .930 Yann Danis ’04 (2001-2004) 4 . 85 Curt Bennett ’70 (1968-1970) 3 . 112 Adrian Smith ’99 (1996-1999) .930 Mike Clemente ’12 (2009-present) 5 . 84 Mike Brewer ’92 (1989-1992) 4 . 100 Greg Murphy ’88 (1984-85; 1987-88) 3 . .917 Adam D’Alba ’08 (2005-2006) 6 . 79 Bob McIntosh ’77 (1975-1977) 5 . 97 James O’Brien ’93 (1990-1993) 4 . .910 Dan Rosen ’10 (2007-present) 7 . 76 Wayne Small ’68 (1966-1968) 6 . 93 Steve King ’91 (1988-1991) 5 . .909 Don McGinnis ’70 (1968-1970) 76 Mike Mastrullo ’79 (1976-1979) 7 . 92 Ryan Garbutt ’09 (2006-2009) 6 . .906 Scott Stirling ’00 (1997-2000) 9 . 75 Leon Bryant ’65 (1963-1965) 8 . 89 Darrell Petit ’82 (1979-1982) 7 . .901 David Ferguson ’66 (1964-1966) 75 Tim Bothwell ’78 (1976-1978) 9 . 86 Kevin Lovitt ’81 (1978-1981) 8 . .897 Brian Eklund ’02 (1999-2002) 10 . 82 Mike Girouard ’87 (1984-1987) 9 . .896 Lou Reycroft ’72 (1970-1972) Career Point Leaders 10 . .894 Mark Holden ’80 (1977-1980) 1 . 180 (68-112) Bill Gilligan ’77 (1975-1977) Career Penalty Minutes Leaders 2 . 160 (81-79) Bob McIntosh ’77 (1975-1977) 1 . 314 Mike Traggio ’95 (1992-1995) Career Shutout Leaders 3 . 159 (66-93) Don Sennott ’52 (1950-1952) 2 . 280 Ryan Mulhern ’96 (1993-1996) 1 . 13 Yann Danis ’04 (2001-2004) 4 . 149 (86-63) Bob Wheeler ’52 (1950-1952) 3 . 272 Adrian Smith ’99 (1996-1999) 2 . 4 Harry Batchelder ’58 (1956-1958) 5 . 144 (68-76) Wayne Small ’68 (1966-1968) 4 . 247 James O’Brien ’93 (1990-1993) 3 . 3 Adam D’Alba ’08 (2005-2006) 6 . 135 (50-85) Curt Bennett ’70 (1968-1970) 5 . 232 Steve King ’91 (1988-1991) 3 Scott Stirling ’00 (1997-2000) 7 . 133 (34-99) Derek Chauvette ’93 (1990-1993) 6 . 221 Greg Murphy ’88 (1984-85; 1987-88) 3 Don McGinnis ’70 (1968-1970) 8 . 131 (59-72) Dennis Macks ’67 (1965-1967) 7 . 203 Ryan Garbutt ’09 (2006-2009) 3 D .R . Hunt ’30 (1929-1930) 9 . 130 (55-75) Leon Bryant ’65 (1963-1965) 8 . 195 Chris Kaban ’94 (1991-1994) 3 R .E . Van Wickle ’29 (1928-1929) 10 . 127 (67-60) Terry Chapman (1963-1965) 9 . 189 Jimmy Andersson ’98 (1995-1998) 8 . 2 Mike Clemente ’12 (2009-present) 10 . 182 Mike Girouard ’87 (1984-1987) 2 John Dunham ’64 (1962-1964) Career Goals By A Defenseman Leaders 10 . 1 Dan Rosen ’10 (2007-present) 1 Scott Rowan ’05 (2003-2005) Career Save Leaders Top Ten Career Records 1 . 50 Curt Bennett ’70 (1968-1970) 1 Brian Eklund ’02 (1999-2002) (10 game minimum) 2 . 35 Rob Gaudreau ’66 (1964-1966) 1 Mike Parsons ’96 (1993-1996) 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide 3 . 29 Mike Brewer ’92 (1989-92) 1 . 3,236 Chris Harvey ’90 (1987-1990) 1 Geoff Finch ’94 (1991-1994) 4 . 28 Tim Bothwell ’78 (1976-1978) 2 . 2,945 Yann Danis ’04 (2001-2004) 1 Chris Harvey ’90 (1987-1990) 5 . 25 Paul Esdale ’03 (2000-2003) 3. 2,051 Dan Rosen ’10 (2007-present) 1 John Franzosa ’85 (1982-1985) 6 . 23 Bill Coakley ’72 (1970-1972) 4 . 1,984 Rod McGarry ’61 (1959-1961) 1 Mark Holden ’80 (1977-1980) 7 . 22 Sean Hurley ’08 (2005-2008) 5 . 1,958 Scott Stirling ’00 (1997-2000) 1 Mike Laycock ’79 (1976-1979) 22 John Slonim ’81 (1978-1981) 6 . 1,944 Kevin McCabe ’77 (1975-1977) 1 Jim Madich ’75 (1973-1974) 9 . 21 Dave Given ’75 (1973-1975) 7 . 1,891 Geoff Finch ’94 (1991-1994) 1 Mark Burns ’69 (1967-1968) 10 . 19 Brian Smith ’63 (1961-1963) 8 . 1,660 David Ferguson ’66 (1964-1966) 1 Dave Ferguson ’66 (1963-1964) 11 . 17 Steve Bettencourt ’67 (1965-1967) 9 . 1,566 Don McGinnis ’70 (1968-1970) 1 Allan Pelowski ’64 (1961-1962) 12 . 16 Marc Charest ’77 (1975-1977) 10 . 1,550 Adam D’Alba ’08 (2005-2006) 1 Rod McGarry ’61 (1959-1960) Career Assists By A Defenseman Leaders 1 . 85 Curt Bennett ’70 (1968-1970) 2 . 84 Mike Brewer ’92 (1989-92) 3 . 76 Mike Mastrullo ’79 (1976-1979) 4 . 75 Tim Bothwell ’78 (1976-1978) 5 . 67 Kevin Lovitt ’81 (1978-1981) 6 . 57 Sean Hurley ’08 (2005-2008) 57 Don Eccleston ’65 (1963-1965) 8 . 55 Rob Gaudreau ’66 (1964-1966) 9 . 52 Jimmy Andersson ’98 (1995-1998) 10 . 46 John Slonim ’81 (1978-1981) 11 . 44 Dave Given ’75 (1973-1975) 12 . 43 Bill Coakley ’72 (1970-1972) Paul Esdale ’03 Bill Gilligan ’77 100-Point Club Year-by-Year Leading Freshmen Scorers (Since 75-76 season) Player Years GP G A P Player Year GP G A P 1 . Bill Gilligan ’77 1975-1977 81 68 112 180 ’79 1975-1976 39 14 20 34 2 . Bob McIntosh ’77 1975-1977 78 81 79 160 Rick Scully ’80 1976-1977 23 4 13 17 44 3 . Don Sennott ’52 1950-1952 64 66 93 159 Rich Hall ’81 1977-1978 29 10 17 27 4 . Bob Wheeler ’52 1950-1952 61 86 63 149 Darrell Petit ’82 1978-1979 25 1 9 10 5 . Wayne Small ’68 1966-1968 73 68 76 144 Darryll Bolduc ’83 1979-1980 25 8 7 15 6 . Curt Bennett ’70 1968-1970 71 50 85 135 Don Williamson ’84 1980-1981 23 6 8 14 7 . Derek Chauvette ’93 1990-1993 117 34 99 133 Scott Whittemore ’85 1981-1982 26 3 12 15 8 . Dennis Macks ’67 1965-1967 79 59 72 131 9 . Leon Bryant ’65 1963-1965 77 55 75 130 Joe Kuzneski ’86 1982-1983 18 6 5 11 10 . Terry Chapman ’65 1963-1965 78 67 60 127 Dan Allen ’87 1983-1984 25 11 10 21 11 . Bruce Darling ’66 1964-1966 79 55 71 126 Bruce McColl ’88 1984-1985 26 2 4 6 12 . Scott Hanley ’93 1990-1993 109 58 63 121 Gordie Ernst ’89 1985-1986 22 4 10 14 13 . Ryan Mulhern ’96 1993-1996 120 61 57 118 Bob Kenneally ’90 1986-1987 21 4 6 10 14 . Mike Brewer ’92 1989-1992 101 29 84 113 Steve King ’91 1987-1988 24 10 5 15 15 . Mike Ross ’93 1990-1993 115 56 55 111 Mike Brewer ’92 1988-1989 23 5 8 13 16 . Jeff Prough ’08 2005-2008 127 49 60 109 Mike Ross ’93 1989-1990 29 13 13 26 17 . Brian Jardine ’96 1993-1996 106 33 72 105 Kelly Jones ’94 1990-1991 23 5 4 9 18 . Dave Roberts ’79 1976-1979 110 49 55 104 Eric Trach ’95 1991-1992 25 4 14 18 Robert Devaney ’69 1967-1969 67 56 48 104 Ryan Mulhern ’96 1992-1993 31 15 9 24 20 . Tim Bothwell ’78 1976-1978 85 28 75 103 Michael Flynn ’97 1993-1994 30 5 10 15 Rodney Drashnaw ’58 1956-1958 62 47 56 103 Jimmy Andersson ’98 1994-1995 28 4 10 14 22 . Les Haggett ’05 2002-2005 121 35 66 101 Adrian Smith ’99 1995-1996 28 5 9 14 Ryan Longfield ’00 1996-1997 28 3 4 7 50-Goal Club Jon Zielinski ’01 1997-1998 28 5 11 16 Josh Barker ’02 1998-1999 31 2 13 15 Player Years GP G 1 . Bob Wheeler ’52 1950-1952 61 86 Keith Kirley ’03 1999-2000 25 4 10 14 2 . Bob McIntosh ’77 1975-1977 78 81 Scott Ford ’04 2000-2001 23 2 6 8 3 . Bill Gilligan ’77 1975-1977 81 68 Brent Robinson ’04 2000-2001 23 1 7 8 Wayne Small ’68 1966-1968 73 68 Les Haggett ’05 2001-2002 27 6 7 13 5 . Terry Chapman ’65 1963-1965 78 67 Cory Caouette ’06 2002-2003 20 1 3 4 Dan Keefe ’55 1953-1955 55 67 Brian Ihnacak ’07 2003-2004 31 10 20 30 7 . Don Sennott ’52 1950-1952 64 66 Sean Hurley ’08 2004-2005 33 3 18 21 8 . Ryan Mulhern ’96 1993-1996 120 61 Eric Slais ’09 2005-2006 29 7 5 12 9 . Dennis Macks ’67 1965-1967 79 59 Matt Vokes ’09 2005-2006 30 4 8 12 10 . Scott Hanley ’93 1990-1993 109 58 Jeremy Russell ’10 2006-2007 32 3 11 14 11 . Mike Ross ’93 1990-1993 115 56 David Brownschidle ’11 2007-2008 31 4 2 6 Steve King ’91 1988-1991 104 56 Jeff Buvinow ’12 2008-2009 33 3 14 17 Robert Devaney ’69 1967-1969 67 56 Dave Kelley ’60 1958-1969 73 56 15 . Bruce Darling ’66 1964-1966 79 55 100-Game Club Leon Bryant ’65 1963-1965 77 55 17 . Damian Prescott ’98 1995-1998 112 50 1 . Jeff Prough ’08 2005-2008 127 40 . Jason Wilson ’03 2000-2003 107 Curt Bennett ’70 1968-1970 71 50 Gerry Burke ’05 2002-2005 127 Adrian Smith ’99 1996-1999 107 3 . Sean Hurley ’08 2005-2008 126 Bill McKay ’97 1994-1997 107 4 . Paul Baier ’08 2005-2008 125 Patrick Thompson ’95 1992-1995 107 50-Assist Club 5 . Sean Dersch ’07 2004-2007 123 Mike Traggio ’95 1992-1995 107 Player Years GP A 6 . Les Haggett ’05 2002-2005 121 James O’Brien ’93 1990-1993 107 1 . Bill Gilligan ’77 1975-1977 81 112 Pascal Denis ’04 2001-2004 121 46 . Vince Macri ’04 2001-2004 106 2 . Derek Chauvette ’93 1990-1993 117 99 Tye Korbl ’03 2000-2003 121 Brian Jardine ’96 1993-1996 106 3 . Don Sennott ’52 1950-1952 64 93 9 . David Robertson ’08 2005-2008 120 Dan Santanello ’81 1978-1981 106 4 . Curt Bennett ’70 1968-1970 71 85 Brent Robinson ’04 2001-2004 120 49 . Ron Smitko ’96 1993-1996 105 5 . Mike Brewer ’92 1989-1992 101 84 Ryan Mulhern ’96 1993-1996 120 Eric Bommer ’91 1988-1991 105 6 . Bob McIntosh ’77 1975-1977 78 79 12 . Paul Esdale ’03 2000-2003 119 Kevin Lovitt ’81 1978-1981 105 7 . Mike Mastrullo ’79 1976-1979 109 76 13 . Chris Poli ’08 2005-2008 118 Jim Lawson ’80 1977-1980 105 Wayne Small ’68 1966-1968 73 76 Scott Ford ’04 2001-2004 118 53 . Sean Muncy ’09 2006-2009 104 9 . Tim Bothwell ’78 1976-1978 85 75 Michael Flynn ’97 1994-1997 118 Matt Palmer ’09 2006-2009 104 Leon Bryant ’65 1963-1965 77 75 Eric Trach ’95 1992-1995 118 Mike Meech ’05 2002-2005 104 11 . Brian Jardine ’96 1993-1996 106 72 Dennis Macks ’67 1965-1967 79 72 17 . Jimmy Andersson ’98 1995-1998 117 Joe Verderber ’92 1989-1992 104 13 . Bruce Darling ’66 1964-1966 79 71 Derek Chauvette ’93 1990-1993 117 Steve King ’91 1988-1991 104 14 . Kevin Lovitt ’81 1978-1981 105 67 19 . Ryan Garbutt ’09 2006-2009 116 58 . Brian Ihnacak ”07 2004-2007 103 15 . Les Haggett ’05 2002-2005 121 66 Chris Swon ’05 2002-2005 116 Marty Clapton ’97 1994-1997 103 16 . Scott Hanley ’93 1990-1993 109 63 Shane Mudryk ’04 2001-2004 116 Tony Martino ’95 1992-1995 103 Bob Wheeler ’52 1950-1952 61 63 22 . Matt Vokes ’09 2006-2009) 115 Chris Kaban ’94 1991-1994 103 18 . Brent Robinson ’04 2001-2004 120 61 Mike Ross ’93 1990-1993 115 62 . John DiRenzo ’98 1995-1998 102 19 . Jeff Prough ’08 2005-2008 127 60 24 . Eric Slais ’09 2006-2009 114 Rick Olczyk ’92 1989-1992 102 Eric Trach ’95 1992-1995 118 60 Josh Barker ’02 1999-2002 114 Brad Kreick ’91 1988-1991 102 Terry Chapman ’65 1963-1965 78 60 James Duval ’00 1997-2000 114 Bryan Price ’82 1979-1982 102 22 . Sean Hurley ’08 2005-2008 126 57 27 . Antonin Roux ’07 2004-2007 113 66 . Mike Brewer ’92 1989-1992 101 Ryan Mulhern ’96 1993-1996 120 57 Jon Zielinski ’01 1998-2001 113 John Slonim ’81 1978-1981 101 Richard McLaughlin ’70 1968-1970 77 57 29 . Chris Legg ’03 2000-2003 112 Rick Scully ’80 1977-1980 101 Don Eccleston ’65 1963-1965 78 57 Damian Prescott ’98 1995-1998 112 69 . Adam Tichauer ’06 2003-2006 100 26 . Rodney Drashnaw ’58 1956-1958 62 56 27 . Mike Ross ’93 1990-1993 115 55 31 . Keith Kirley ’03 2000-2003 111 Yann Danis ’04 2001-2004 100 Dave Roberts ’79 1976-1979 110 55 32 . D J. . Harding ’98 1995-1998 110 Rob Gaudreau ’66 1964-1966 71 55 Mike Noble ’97 1994-1997 110 30 . Michael Flynn ’97 1994-1997 118 54 Dave Roberts ’79 1976-1979 110 Kelly Jones ’94 1991-1994 108 54 35 . Joey Beck ’93 1990-1993 109 32 . Jim Lawson ’80 1977-1980 105 53 Scott Hanley ’93 1990-1993 109 33 . Jimmy Andersson ’98 1995-1998 117 52 Mike Mastrullo ’79 1976-1979 109 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide

100 - Point Club Jim Bennett ’79 1976-1979 99 52 38 . Tyler Garrow ’00 1997-2000 108 35 . Dan Allen ’87 1984-1987 99 51 Kelly Jones ’94 1991-1994 108 Goals Goals by a Defenseman Goals Against Average 1 . 15 Ryan Mulhern ’96 (1992-1993) 1 . 5 Paul Esdale ’03 (1999-2000) (6 game minimum) 2 . 14 Dave Roberts ’79 (1975-1976) 2 . 4 David Robertson ’08 (2004-2005) 1 . 2 .26 Adam D’Alba ’08 (2004-2005) 3 . 13 Mike Ross ’93 (1989-1990) 4 Jimmy Andersson ’98 (1994-1995) 2 . 2.67 Mike Clemente ’12 (2008-2009) 45 4 . 12 Scott Hanley ’93 (1989-1990) 4 . 3 Jeff Buvinow ’12 (2008-2009) 3 . 2.74 Dan Rosen ’10 (2006-2007) 5 . 11 Dan Allen ’87 (1983-1984) 3 Jeremy Russell ’10 (2006-2007) 4 . 3 .26 Mark Sibbald ’09 (2005-2006) 6 . 10 Brian Ihnacak ’07 (2003-2004) 3 Sean Hurley ’08 (2004-2005) 5 . 3 .41 Brian Eklund ’02 (1998-1999) 10 Steve King ’91 (1987-1988) 3 Ryan Longfield ’00 (1996-1997) 6 . 3 .60 Yann Danis ’04 (2000-2001) 10 Rich Hall ’81 (1977-1978) 3 James O’Brien ’93 (1989-1990) 7 . 3 .89 Geoff Finch ’94 (1990-1991) 9 . 9 Jeff Prough ’08 (2004-2005) 3 Mark LaChance ’89 (1985-1986) 8 . 4 .23 Mike Parsons ’96 (1992-1993) 10 . 8 Brian McNary ’08 (2004-2005) 3 Tim O’Connor ’85 (1981-1982) 9 . 4 .26 Chris Harvey ’90 (1986-1987) 8 Sascha Pogor ’93 (1989-1990) 3 Scott Whittemore ’85 (1981-1982) 10 . 4 .78 Scott Stirling ’00 (1996-1997) 8 Darrin MacKay ’92 (1988-1989) 3 Mark Elwood ’83 (1979-1980) 8 Jim Bennett ’79 (1975-1976) 3 Kevin Lovitt ’81 (1977-1978) 3 Mike Mastrullo ’79 (1975-1976) Save Percentage (6 game minimum) Assists 1 . .930 Mike Clemente ’12 (2008-2009) 1 . 20 Brian Ihnacak ’07 (2003-2004) Assists by a Defenseman 2 . .924 Adam D’Alba ’08 (2004-2005) 20 Dave Roberts ’79 (1975-1976) 1 . 18 Sean Hurley ’08 (2004-2005) 3 . .920 Dan Rosen ’10 (2006-2007) 3 . 18 Sean Hurley ’08 (2004-2005) 18 John Slonim ’81 (1977-1978) 4 . .889 Mark Sibbald ’09 (2005-2006) 18 Derek Chauvette ’93 (1989-1990) 3 . 14 Jeff Buvinow ’12 (2008-2009) 5 . .888 Yann Danis ’04 (2000-2001) 18 John Slonim ’81 (1977-1978) 4 . 13 Josh Barker ’02 (1998-1999) 6 . .885 Chris Harvey ’90 (1986-1987) 6 . 17 Rich Hall ’81 (1977-1978) 13 Mike Mastrullo ’79 (1975-1976) 7 . .880 Brian Eklund ’02 (1998-1999) 7 . 15 Joey Beck ’93 (1989-1990) 6 . 12 James O’Brien ’93 (1989-1990) 8 . .872 Scott Stirling ’00 (1996-1997) 8 . 14 Jeff Buvinow ’12 (2008-2009) 12 Scott Whittemore ’85 (1981-1982) 9 . .870 Geoff Finch ’94 (1990-1991) 14 Eric Trach ’95 (1991-1992) 12 Ken Shepherd ’79 (1975-1976) 10 . .862 Paul McCarthy ’84 (1980-1981) 10 . 13 Josh Barker ’02 (1998-1999) 9 . 11 Jeremy Russell ’10 (2006-2007) 13 Mike Ross ’93 (1989-1990) 10 . 10 Jimmy Andersson ’98 (1994-1995) 13 Jim Bennett ’79 (1975-1976) 10 Mike Traggio ’95 (1991-1992) Penalties 13 Mike Mastrullo ’79 (1975-1976) 1 . 30 Adrian Smith ’99 (1995-1996) 13 Rick Scully ’80 (1976-1977) 2 . 29 James O’Brien ’93 (1989-1990) Points by a Defenseman 3 . 27 Mike Traggio ’95 (1991-1992) 1 . 21 Sean Hurley ’08 (2004-2005) 27 Mike Girouard ’87 (1983-1984) Points 2 . 20 John Slonim ’81 (1977-1978) 5 . 26 Sascha Pogor ’93 (1989-1990) 1 . 34 Dave Roberts ’79 (1975-1976) 3 . 17 Jeff Buvinow ’12 (2008-2009) 6 . 25 Ryan Garbutt ’09 (2005-2006) 2 . 30 Brian Ihnacak ’07 (2003-2004) 4 . 16 Mike Mastrullo ’79 (1975-1976) 7 . 23 Craig Pho ’92 (1988-1989)

3 . 27 Rich Hall ’81 (1977-1978) 5 . 15 Josh Barker ’02 (1998-1999) 23 Greg Murphy ’88 (1983-1984) Top Ten Freshman Records 4 . 26 Mike Ross ’93 (1989-1990) 15 James O’Brien ’93 (1989-1990) 9 . 21 Ryan Longfield ’00 (1996-1997) 5 . 25 Derek Chauvette ’93 (1989-1990) 15 Scott Whittemore ’85 (1981-1982) 21 Scott Whittemore ’85 (1981-1982) 6 . 24 Ryan Mulhern ’96 (1992-1993) 8 . 14 Jeremy Russell ’10 (2006-2007) 21 Stephen DiCarlo ’81 (1977-1978) 7 . 21 Sean Hurley ’08 (2004-2005) 14 Jimmy Andersson ’98 (1994-1995) 10 . 19 Josh Barker ’02 (1998-1999)

21 Dan Allen ’87 (1983-1984) 10 . 13 Ken Shepherd ’79 (1975-1976) 19 Ryan Mulhern ’96 (1992-1993) 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide 21 Jim Bennett ’79 (1975-1976) 10 . 20 Jeff Prough ’08 (2004-2005) 20 John Slonim ’81 (1977-1978) Saves Penalty Minutes (6 game minimum) 1 . 78 James O’Brien ’93 (1989-1990) 1 . 839 Dan Rosen ’10 (2006-2007) 2 . 73 Mike Traggio ’95 (1991-1992) 2 . 718 Adam D’Alba ’08 (2004-2005) 3 . 70 Craig Pho ’92 (1988-1989) 3 . 679 Chris Harvey ’90 (1986-1987) 4 . 68 Adrian Smith ’99 (1995-1996) 4 . 656 Paul McCarthy ’84 (1980-1981) 5 . 61 Ryan Garbutt ’09 (2005-2006) 5 . 629 Mike Clemente ’12 (2008-2009) 6 . 54 Mike Girouard ’87 (1983-1984) 6 . 521 Geoff Finch ’94 (1990-1991) 7 . 53 Ryan Longfield ’00 (1996-1997) 7 . 513 John Franzosa ’85 (1981-1982) 8 . 52 Sascha Pogor ’93 (1989-1990) 8 . 316 Yann Danis ’04 (2000-2001) 9 . 50 Mark LaChance ’89 (1985-1986) 9 . 304 Mike Parsons ’96 (1992-1993) 10 . 46 Ryan Mulhern ’96 (1992-1993) 10 . 198 Brett Haywood ’94 (1990-1991) 46 Greg Murphy ’88 (1983-1984)

Josh Barker ’02 Brown Individual Records Brown Goalie Records GOALS Wins in a season: 21, Kevin McCabe ‘77 (1975-76) Period 4 Tony Malo ‘51 vs . American International Wins in a season (Freshman): 14, Adam D’Alba ’08 (2004-2005) 46 (1/14/49) & Wins in a career: 43, Kevin McCabe ‘77 (1974-1977); vs . University of Denver (12/26/49) Yann Danis ’04 (2001-2004) Don Sennott ‘52 Record in a season: 21-7, Kevin McCabe ‘77 (1975-176) vs . Windsor Hockey Club (11/30/50) Record in a season (Freshman): 14-10-2, Adam D’Alba ’08 (2004-2005) Game 8 Bob Wheeler ‘52 vs . Springfield (1/31/52) Season 36 Bob Wheeler ‘52 (1951-52) Record in a career: 43-20, Kevin McCabe ‘77 (1974-1977) Career 84 Bob Wheeler ‘52 (1949-52) Consecutive Wins: 13, Kevin McCabe ‘77 (1975-76) Consecutive Wins (Freshman): 4, Adam D’Alba ’08 (2004-2005) ASSISTS Consecutive Games Unbeaten: 13, Kevin McCabe ‘77 (1975-76) Period 4 Don Rawson ‘49 Consecutive Games Unbeaten (Freshman): vs . American International College (1/14/49) 7, Adam D’Alba ’08 (2004-2005) Bob Wheeler ‘52 Shutouts in a season: 5,Yann Danis ’04 (2002-03; 2003-04) vs . Windsor Hockey Club (11/30/50) Shutouts in a season (Freshman): 3, Adam D’Alba ’08 (2004-2005) Don Thompson ’56 vs . Princeton (2/5/55) Pete Tutless ‘56 vs . Dartmouth (2/26/55) Shutouts in a career: 13, Yann Danis ‘04 (2001-2004) Game 9 Don Sennott ‘52 vs . Springfield (1/31/52) Goals against average in a season: Season 54 Bill Gilligan ‘77 (1975-76) 1 .81, Yann Danis ’04 (2003-04) Career 112 Bill Gilligan ‘77 (1974-77) Goals against average in a season (Freshman): 2 .26, Adam D’Alba ’08 (2004-2005) POINTS Goals against average in a career: 2 .20, Yann Danis ’04 (2001-2004) Period 6 Don Thompson ’56 vs . Princeton (2/5/55) Save average in a season: 40 75,. Rod McGarry ‘61 (1960-61) Pete Tutless ‘56 vs . Dartmouth (2/26/55) Save average in a season (Freshman): Game 11 Bob Wheeler ‘52 vs . Springfield (1/31/52) 34.94, Mike Clemente ’12 (2008-2009) Season 79 Bill Gilligan ‘77 (1975-76) Save average in a career: 34 .43, Chris Harvey ‘90 (1986-90) Career 180 Bill Gilligan ‘77 (1974-77) Save percentage in a season: .942, Yann Danis ‘04 (2003-04) PENALTY MINUTES Save percentage in a season (Freshman): Game 27 Bob Battel ‘60 vs . Providence (2/18/59) .930, Mike Clemente ’12 (2008-2009) Season 108 Ryan Mulhern ‘96 (1994-95) Save percentage in a career: 930,. Yann Danis ’04 (2001-2004) Career 314 Mike Traggio ‘95 (1991-95) Saves in a game: 76, Jack Skillings ‘37 vs . Harvard (12-20-35) Saves in a game (Freshman): 47, Mike Clemente ’12 vs. Harvard (3-7-09) SAVES & Dan Rosen ’10 vs. UMass-Lowell (12-29-06) Game 76 Jack Skillings ‘37 vs . Harvard (12/20/35) Saves in a season: 1,043, Yann Danis ‘04 (2002-03) Season 1,043 Yann Danis ‘04 (2002-03) Saves in a season (Freshman): 839, Dan Rosen ’10 (2006-2007) Career 3,326 Chris Harvey ‘90 (1986-90) Saves in a career: *3,236, Chris Harvey ‘90 (1986-90) GOALS BY A DEFENSEMAN Fewest Goals allowed in a season: 34, Don McGinnis ‘70 (1968-69) Game 4 Curt Bennett ‘70 vs . Dartmouth (3/7/70) Fewest Goals allowed in a season (Freshman): Season 26 Curt Bennett ‘70 (1969-70) 47, Mike Clemente ’12 (2008-2009) Career 50 Curt Bennett ‘70 (1967-70) * = ECAC Division I Record ASSISTS BY A DEFENSEMAN Game 7 Curt Bennett ‘70 vs . Pennsylvania (2/17/68) Season 37 Curt Bennett ‘70 (1969-70) Career 85 Curt Bennett ‘70 (1967-70)

POINTS BY A DEFENSEMAN Game 7 Curt Bennett ‘70 vs . Pennsylvania (2/17/68) Season 63 Curt Bennett ‘70 (1969-70) Career 135 Curt Bennett ‘70 (1967-70)

WINNING GOALS Season 5 Bob Wheeler ‘52 (1950-51 and 1951-52) Dan Keefe ‘55 (1954-55) Dave Kelley ‘60 (1959-60) Leon Bryant ‘65 (1962-63) Bruce Darling ‘66 (1963-64) Ryan Mulhern ‘96 (1994-95) Career 12 Bob Wheeler ‘52 (1949-52)

HAT TRICKS Season 6 Wayne Small ‘68 (1967-68) Bob Wheeler ’52 Curt Bennett ’70 Kevin McCabe ’77 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide

Individual Records Career 10 Bob Wheeler ‘52 (1949-52) Brown Team Records Saves in a Game Wins in a season: 23 (1975-76) 1 . 76 Jack Skillings ’37 (vs . Harvard 12/20/35) Losses in a season: 25 (1988-89) 2 . 66 Yann Danis ’04 (at Harvard 3/2/02) Goals scored in a game: 22 vs . Springfield (1-31-52) 3 63 Chris Harvey ’90 (vs . St . Lawrence 12/2/88) 47 Goals scored in a season: 188 (1975-76) 4 . 62 Mike Laycock ’79 (at Cornell 2/18/78) Goals scored against in a game: 17 vs . Harvard (1-14-48) 5 . 60 Kevin McCabe ’77 (vs . University 1/27/76) Goals scored against in a season: 155 (1988-89) 60 Don McGinnis ’70 (at Dartmouth 2/11/70) Power Play Goals in a game: 6 vs . Colgate (12-19-77) 7 . 59 Chris Harvey ’90 (at Rensselaer 11/20/87)

Power Play Goals in a season: 44 (1976-77) 59 Don McGinnis ’70 (at 12/3/68) Team & Coaching Records / Goalie Saves in a Game Short-handed Goals in a game: 2 vs . Pennsylvania (2-5-77); at 9 . 57 Michel Bayard ’88 (at St . Lawrence (12/5/87) Rensselaer (2-23-07) 10 . 56 Chris Harvey ’90 (vs . Clarkson 2/13/88) Short-handed Goals in a season: 7 (1986-87) 56 Don McGinnis ’70 (at Cornell 2/7/70) Hat Tricks in a game: 3 vs . Windsor Hockey Club (11-30-50); vs . Springfield (1-31-52); vs . Vermont (12-3-66) Hat Tricks in a season: 13 (1950-51) Most shots on goal in a game: 76 vs . Pennsylvania (2-17-68) Fewest shots on goal in a game: 2 vs . Clarkson (12-25-69) Most penalty minutes in a season: 343 penalties for 806 minutes (1995-96) Best goals against average before 1947: 1 .90 (1930-31; 10 games, 19 goals) Best goals against average since 1947: 1 .90 (2003-2004; 31 games, 60 goals)

Brown Consecutive Game Records Longest Winning Streak: 13 (1975-76) Longest Losing Streak: 25 (1959-61), (1988-89) Longest Unbeaten Streak: 13 (1975-76) Longest Home Winning Streak: 10 (1/12/02-11/9/02) Games in which Brown has scored: 212 (1935-36 through 1956-57) Games in which opposition has scored: 106 (1973-74 through 1977-78) Individual Goal Scoring: 12, Bob Wheeler ‘52 (1951-52) Individual Assists: 8, Don Sennott ‘52 (1951-52); Bill Gilligan ‘76 (1975-76) Individual Points: 19, Don Sennott ‘52 (1950-51) Games Played in a Career: 127, Gerry Burke ’05 1975-1976 Team (2002-05); Jeff Prough ’08 (2005-08) Consecutive Games Played: 123, Jeff Prough ’08 (11/19/04-3/8/08) Consecutive Opponent Shutouts: 2 (1929-30; 2001-02; 2002-03; 2003-04; 2008-09) 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide Brown Coaching Records

Note: Brown’s first varsity hockey team was in 1926-27 . While Brown fielded teams between 1897-98 and 1905-06, they were informal clubs without coaching . Brown had no teams from 1906-07 to 1925-26 and 1939-40 to 1946-47 .

Coach Varsity Years Seasons Games Won Lost Tied Pct. No established coach 1898-1906 9 57 17 37 3 .325 James Gardner 1927 1 8 4 4 0 .500 Jean J . Dubuc 1928-29 2 25 12 13 0 .480 Thomas W . Taylor 1930-31, 34-38 7 85 52 32 1 .618 Robert W . Taylor 1932-33 2 24 11 12 1 .479 Arthur J . Lesieur 1939 1 13 6 7 0 .462 Westcott E S. . Moulton 1948-52 5 93 54 38 1 .586 Donald F . Whiston 1953-55 3 55 27 27 1 .500 James H . Fullerton 1956-70 15 353 176 168 9 .511 J . Allan Soares 1971-74 4 92 44 47 1 484. Richard L . Toomey 1975-78 4 111 68 41 2 .622 Paul G . Schilling 1979-82 4 103 34 66 3 .345 Herbert B . Hammond 1983-88 6 153 36 114 3 .245 Robert J . Gaudet 1989-97 9 266 93 142 31 .408 Roger D . Grillo 1997-09 12 377 120 205 52 .387 Brendan Whittet 2009-present 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Coach Richard Toomey Class Of 1936 Trophy Patrick S. Jones Memorial Trophy Charles A. Lanigan Memorial Trophy (Awarded annually to that member of (Awarded in honor of the former Brown (This award honors the late Brown the varsity hockey team who, through hockey player, this award is given to that trainer and was given to the senior 48 sportsmanship, performance and member of the team who generates the hockey player who shows the most influence, contributed most to the sport most spark and enthusiasm in building improvement during his varsity career. at Brown.) team spirit. Beginning in 1998 it was Beginning in 1998, it was changed to changed to honor that player who best honor the player who best represented 1957 ...... Robert Saltonstall represented the team throughout the the hockey program both on the ice and 1958 ...... Rodney Dashnaw season by his commitment, attitude, and in the community.) 1959 ...... Wyndam Eaton leadership.) ...... 1960 Brian Molloy 1964 ...... James Deveney 1961 ...... Roderick McGarry 1972 ...... David Patterson 1965 ...... Charles Donahue 1962 ...... Brian Smith 1973 ...... Stephen Shea 1966 ...... Kenneth Neal 1963 ...... Colby Cameron 1974 ...... Peter Rotelli 1967 ...... Richard Rastani 1964 ...... Robert Olsen 1975 ...... James Madich 1968 ...... Thomas Coakley 1965 ...... Leon Bryant 1976 ...... Robert McIntosh 1969 ...... Robert Walsh Terry Chapman 1977 ...... Robert McIntosh 1970 ...... Robert Clifford 1966 ...... Bruce Darling 1978 ...... Lawrence Stovern 1971 ...... Robert Gilbane 1967 ...... Dennis. Macks 1979 ...... David Roberts 1972 ...... Louis. Reycroft 1968 ...... William Clarke 1980 ...... Daniel Santanello 1973 ...... Douglas Allworth 1969 ...... Robert Devaney 1981 ...... Daniel Santanello 1974 ...... Paul Wormith Steven Wormith 1982 ...... Darrell Petit 1975 ...... Robert Thornton 1970 ...... Donald McGinnis 1983 ...... 1976 ...... Thomas Colehour 1971 ...... Milton Schmidt 1984 ...... Thomas Roberts 1977 ...... Wayne Lucky 1972 ...... William Coakley 1985 ...... Scott Whittemore 1978 ...... Mark Wenda 1973 ...... John Merrill 1986 ...... Thomas Wallack 1979 ...... Michael Laycock 1974 ...... Norman Howarth 1987 ...... Stephen Climo 1980 ...... Michael Monsarrat 1975 ...... David Given 1988 ...... Karl Burns 1981 ...... Kevin Lovitt 1976 ...... William Gilligan Kelly Burns 1982 ...... Bryan Price 1977 ...... William Gilligan 1989 ...... Gordon Ernst 1983 ...... Mark Elwood 1978 ...... Timothy Bothwell 1990 ...... Eric Bommer 1984 ...... Paul McCarthy 1979 ...... Michael Mastrullo 1991 ...... Rick Olczyk 1985 ...... Scott Whittemore 1980 ...... Mark Holden 1992 ...... Rick Olczyk 1986 ...... Robert Jones 1981 ...... Kevin Lovitt 1993 ...... James O’Brien 1987 ...... Mark Rechan 1982 ...... Bryan Price Derek Chauvette 1988 ...... John Caragliano 1983 ...... Brian Riley 1994 ...... Kelly Jones 1989 ...... Robert Ernst 1984 ...... Brian Driscoll 1995 ...... Michael Traggio 1990 ...... Robert Kenneally 1985 ...... John Franzosa 1996 ...... Charlie Humber 1991 ...... Bradley Kreick 1986 ...... Patrick Davis 1997 ...... Michael Noble 1992 ...... Paul Stravato 1987 ...... Daniel Allen 1998 ...... Damian Prescott 1993 ...... Kelly Jones 1988 ...... Christopher Harvey 1999 ...... Paul Giblin 1994 ...... Mark Shaughnessy 1989 ...... James Lombardi 2000 ...... Michael Bent 1995 ...... Patrick Thompson 1990 ...... Christopher Harvey 2001 ...... Jonathan Zielinski 1996 ...... Scott Humber 1991 ...... Steven King 2002 ...... Joshua Barker James Mooney 1992 ...... Michael Brewer 2003 ...... Tye Korbl 1997 ...... Robert Merrill 1993 ...... Scott Hanley 2004 ...... Scott Ford 1998 ...... Jeffrey Holowaty 1994 ...... Geoff Finch 2005 ...... Scott Rowan 1999 ...... Jade Kersey 1995 ...... Eric Trach 2006 ...... Pete LeCain 2000 ...... Ryan Longfield 1996 ...... Ryan Mulhern 2007 ...... Sean Dersch 2001 ...... Christian Warrington 1997 ...... Damian Prescott 2008 ...... Jeffery Prough 2002 ...... Joshua Barker 1998 ...... Damian Prescott 2009 ...... Matthew Palmer Gianni Cantini 1999 ...... Adrian Smith Christopher Dirkes 2000 ...... Scott Stirling Brian Eklund 2001 ...... Matthew Kohansky Jean-Francois Labarre ...... 2002 Yann Danis 2003 ...... Jason Wilson ...... 2003 Yann Danis 2004 ...... Pascal Denis ...... 2004 Yann Danis 2005 ...... Gerard Burke ...... 2005 Leslie Haggett 2006 ...... Joseph Bauer ...... 2006 Jeffery Prough 2007 ...... Antonin Roux ...... 2007 Sean Hurley 2008 ...... Paul Baier ...... 2008 Sean Hurley 2009 ...... Matthew Vokes 2009 ...... Matthew Vokes 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide Brown Award Winners Steve King ’91 Derek Chauvette ’93 Bob Kenneally ’90 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide Brown Award Winners 49 Brian Eklund ’02 Rick Olczyk ’92 Paul McCarthy ’84 Eric Slais Scott Ford Yann Danis Yann Keith Kirley Les Haggett Josh Barker Jon Zielinski . Adam D’Alba Daniel Rosen

Brian Ihnacak Cory Caouette ...... Jeffrey Buvinow Michael Clemente David Brownschidle ...... Kevin R. Pope Memorial Trophy Memorial R. Pope Kevin Pope, this of Kevin in memory (Named player to the first-year honor is awarded eyes of his teammates, who, in the of the most to the success contributed team) 1998 2009 1999 2006 2007 2001 2000 2008 2005 2003 2002 2004 Sascha Pogor ’93 Keith Kirley ’03 Geoff Finch Bryan Price David Given Kim Hannah Peter Rotelli Ricky Olczyk Brian Eklund Sean Muncy Daniel Quinn Bob Quinnell Peter LeCain Eric Bommer Kevin Kliman Adrian Smith Sean Dersch Scott Stirling Pascal Denis Owen Walter Gerard Burke Mark Rechan Robert Walsh Kenneth Neal William Crane Sascha Pogor Stephen Shea Jeffrey Lawler Richard Scully Michel Bayard Scott Bradford Paul McCarthy Robert Bianchi Irwin Goldstein Pat Manocchia Charlie Humber Richard Rastani Gregory Vezzosi James Lombardi David Robertson Joseph Kuzneski Michael Laycock Timothy Bothwell Timothy Norman Howarth Michael Edwards William Lukewich Daniel Santanello Scott Whittemore ...... Thomas Echeverria ...... Christian Warrington ...... Norm Howarth ’74 1966 Charles A. Robinson, Jr. Memorial Trophy Jr. Memorial A. Robinson, Charles the excellence, for academic (Awarded the late Brown classics trophy honoring to the hockey is given annually professor, the highest academic letterman attaining the first seven semesters.) average for 1978 1993 1969 1979 1972 2002 1990 1980 2007 1977 2001 1981 1982 1971 1976 2005 2009 1991 1992 1999 2003 1997 2000 1987 1989 2004 2006 1983 1986 1968 1975 1995 1996 1985 1973 1970 2008 1988 1994 1998 1984 1967 1974 Brown Alumni currently playing professional hockey All-Time Brown NHL Draft Picks * - Student-Athlete selected prior to enrolling at Brown Paul Baier ’08...... Binghamton. Senators (AHL) # - Supplemental Draft selection Paul Crosty ’06...... (AHL) Year Name Team Rd. Ovr. 50 Yann Danis ’04...... (NHL) Scott Ford ’04...... Milwaukee. Admirals (AHL) 1968 Curt Bennett St . Louis 2 16

Ryan Garbutt ’09...... Corpus Christi Icerays (CHL) 1973 Kevin Smith N .Y . Islanders 6 81

Sean Hurley ’08...... Gwinnett. Gladiators (ECHL) 1974 Dave Given Buffalo 6 101

J-F Labarre ’02 ...... Trois Rivieres Caron and Guay (LNAH) 1974 John Ahern St . Louis 10 165

Sean Muncy ’09...... Rio Grande Valley Killer Bees 1975 Jim Lundquist 15 211

Chris Poli ’08...... Trenton Devils (ECHL) 1977 Neil Labatte St . Louis 2 27

Jeff Prough ’08...... Lowell Devils (AHL)/Trenton Devils (ECHL) 1977 Jim Bennett 8 133

Mark Sibbald ’09...... Huntsville. Havoc (SPHL) 1977 Mark Holden Montreal 10 160

Matt Vokes ’09...... Trenton Devils (ECHL) 1977 Mike Laycock Philadelphia 12 172 1978 Jim Lawson Montreal 7 120 1978 Rick Scully Los Angeles 9 145 Brown Alumni who have played in the NHL 1982 John Franzosa Los Angeles 10 195 Curt Bennett ‘70 Brian Eklund ’02 1983 Greg Murphy Boston 12 242 St . Louis Blues, 1970-72, 1977-79 , 2005 1985 Gordie Ernst Minnesota 10 195

N Y. . Rangers, 1972-73 1987 * Paul Ohman Boston 9 182 Mark Holden, ‘80 Atlanta Flames, 1972-78, 1979-80 1988 # Chris Harvey Boston 23 , 1981-84 1989 # Brad Kreick Detroit 16 John Bennett, ‘72 Winnipeg Jets, 1984-85 1989 * Tim Chase Montreal 7 146 Philadelphia Blazers (WHA) Steve King, ‘91 1991 # Mike Brewer Washington 20 Bill Gilligan, ‘77 Rangers, 1992-93 1991 # Steve King N .Y . Rangers 21 (WHA) Anaheim Mighty Ducks, 1993-94 1991 Geoff Finch Minnesota 7 137

Phoenix Coyotes, 1999 1992 # Jamie O’Brien 6 Tim Bothwell, ‘78 1992 * Ryan Mulhern Calgary 8 174 N Y. . Rangers, 1978-82 Ryan Mulhern, ‘96 1993 # Pat Thompson Anaheim 5 St . Louis Blues, 1982-85, 1986-89 , 1996-99 1999 * Chris Legg 6 171 , 1985-87 2000 Brian Eklund Tampa Bay 7 226 Yann Danis ’04 2004 Paul Baier Los Angeles 3 95 Montreal Canadiens, 2005 2004 Brian Ihnacak 9 259 New York Islandders, 2008-2009 2006 * Kevin Koopman Ottawa 6 181 New Jersey Devils, 2009-present

Brown’s Men’s Ice Hockey Olympians Donald Whiston ‘51: 1952 Olympics Robert Gaudreau ‘66: 1968 Olympics Michael Mastrullo ‘79: 1984 Olympics

Paul Crosty ’06 Yann Danis ’04 played in the 2006 AHL All-Star game in Manitoba, earning co- MVP honors.

Brent Robinson ’04 (rear) played in the 2005 ECHL All-Star Gerry Burke ’05 (in dark) played in the 2006 ECHL Game in Reading, PA, scoring two goals as his National All- All-Star Game in Fresno, CA, tallying an assist for the 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide

Bears in the Pros & Olympics Stars earned a 6-2 win over the American All-Stars. Scott Ford ’04 American All-Stars. 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide Brown’s Hobey Baker Finalist 51 Academic All-Americas 1985 Joe Kuzneski 1986 Joe Kuzneski 1992 Rick Olczyk 52 1995 Charlie Humber – District 1 Second Team 1996 Charlie Humber – District 1 At-Large 2000 Scott Stirling – District 1 Second Team 2002 Yann Danis – District 1 First Team 2003 Yann Danis Keith Smith ’74 – District 1 Second Team 2004 Yann Danis Bob Wheeler ’52 – District 1 First Team; National Second Team All-Americas Don Whiston ’51 1931 Wes Moulton, f 1951 Don Whiston, g – First Team 1952 Bob Wheeler, f – First Team 1965 Bob Gaudreau, d 1966 Bob Gaudreau, d 1968 Wayne Small, f 1970 Curt Bennett, d 1973 Keith Smith, d 1976 Bill Gilligan, f 1978 Mike Laycock, g Chris Harvey ’90 1980 Mark Holden, g 1990 Chris Harvey, g – Second Team 1992 Mike Brewer, d – First Team 2002 Yann Danis, g – Second Team 2004 Yann Danis, g – First Team New Hockey Curt Bennett ’70 Writers Association All Star Team Wayne Small ’68 2002 Yann Danis, g 2003 Yann Danis, g 2004 Yann Danis, g Wes Moulton ’31 All-East/All-ECAC Hockey First Team 1952 John Gilbert, d Bob Wheeler, f 1954 Dick Pettit, d 1955 Bob Borah, d Dan Keefe, f Russ Kingman, d 1956 Russ Kingman, d 1957 Harry Batchelder, g 1958 Harry Batchelder, g 1960 Dave Kelley, f Mark Holden ’80 Rod McGarry, g Allan Soares, d Mike Laycock ’79 1964 Leon Bryant, f 1965 Bob Gaudreau, d 1966 Bob Gaudreau, d Robert Gaudreau ’66 1967 Wayne Small, f 1968 Wayne Small, f 1970 Curt Bennett, d 1977 Tim Bothwell, d 1978 Mike Laycock, g 1990 Mike Brewer, d 1992 Mike Brewer, d 1994 Geoff Finch, g 1995 Mike Traggio, d 1998 Damian Prescott, f 2004 Yann Danis, g Second Team 1953 Dan Keefe, f 1954 Dan Keefe, f 1955 Pete Tutless, f Yann Danis ’04 1956 Pete Tutless, f 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide All - Americans / All-League Selections Bill Gilligan ’77 Mike Brewer ’92 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide All - League Selections 53 Don Whiston, g w Priestley, Warren Don Sennott, c** , d w Bob Wheeler, Malo, w Tony d Jake Murphy, w Priestley, Warren Al Gubbins, w Rick Olczyk ’92 Geoff Finch ’94 Geoff Finch ’95 Charlie Humber ’96 Charlie Humber ’96 Scott Humber ’96 Mike Noble ’97 Brett Hoiness ’98 Bob Quinnell ’98 Scott Stirling ’00 Scott Stirling ’00 ’01 Christian Warrington Danis ’04 Yann Pascal Denis ’04 Brent Robinson ’04 Gerry Burke ’05 Sean Dersch ’07 David Robertson ’08 ’09 Matt Vokes Mike Brewer, d Mike Brewer, f Ryan Mulhern, g Danis, Yann Dan Allen, f Mike Ross, f Geoff Finch, g f Ryan Mulhern, Jimmy Andersson, d Brian Ihnacak, f George Menard, d * Don Whiston, g w Priestley, Warren Don Whiston, g Don Sennott, c w Bob Wheeler, John Gilbert, d Don Sennott, c w *** Bob Wheeler, Dick Pettit, d Second Team 1949 1950 1951 1952 * - Outstanding Defenseman ** - Outstanding Sophomore Player *** - League Most Valuable Academic All-Ivy 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2007 2008 2009 Player of the Year Player 1992 1995 2004 Year Rookie of the 1984 1990 1991 1993 1995 2004 All-Pentagonal League Selections Dartmouth, ( Schools Brown, formed and Princeton Harvard, Yale 1947-48 the Pentagonal League from league until the formation of a larger in 1955.) First Team 1949 1950 1951 1952 1954 ann Danis, g Paul Esdale, d Paul Esdale, d Vince Macri, d Les Haggett, f f Sean Hurley, Mike Meech, f Jeff Prough, f Ryan Garbutt, f Russ Kingman, d g Harry Batchelder, f Rod Dashnaw, Allan Soares, d Allan Soares, d g Rod McGarry, Bruce Darling, f Don Eccleston, d Dave Ferguson, g Dave Ferguson, g Dennis Macks, f Curt Bennett, d f Bob Devaney, Frank Sacheli, f Connie Schmidt, f d Bill Coakley, John Ahern, d Bob McIntosh, f Kevin McCabe, g Mike Mastrullo, d Kevin McCabe, g Mike Mastrullo, d Mark Holden, g Jim Lawson, f Kevin Lovitt, d Dan Allen, f John Franzosa, g d Mike Brewer, Derek Chauvette, f Chris Kaban, f Geoff Finch, g Patrick Thompson, d Jimmy Andersson, d Scott Stirling, g Scott Stirling, g f Matt Kohansky, Danis, g Yann Brent Robinson, f Les Haggett, f Brent Robinson, f Dan Rosen, g d Jeff Buvinow, f Matt Vokes, Scott Ford, d d Sean Hurley, Jeff Prough, f d Sean Hurley, Yann Danis, g Yann Y Jim Bennett, f Jim Bennett, Bothwell, d Tim g Mike Laycock, d Mike Mastrullo, Kevin Lovitt, d g John Franzosa, g Chris Harvey, d Mike Brewer, d Mike Brewer, f Derek Chauvette, Mike Ross, f f Scott Hanley, James O’Brien, f Kelly Jones, f Ryan Mulhern, f Mike Parsons, g d Mike Traggio, Jimmy Andersson, d Damian Prescott, f Honorable Mention 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2008 Second Team 1955 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1965 1966 1968 1969 1971 1972 1975 1977 1978 1980 1981 1984 1990 1993 1994 1995 1998 1999 2000 2003 2004 2007 2009 2007 2008 2004 1978 1979 1980 1985 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1997 1998 2002 2009 2001 2009 2000 2002 2000 2009 2000 2009 2004 2004 2000 2006 2009 2000 2008 2004 2009 2002, 2003 2000, 2001 2008, 2009 2008, 2009 2000, 2001 2005, 2006 2001, 2003 2008, 2009 2006, 2007 2007, 2008 2007, 2008 2007, 2009 2002, 2003 2004, 2006 2007, 2008, 2009 2007, 2008, 2009 2007, 2008, 2009 2006, 2007, 2008 2001, 2002, 2003 2007, 2008, 2009 2007, 2008, 2009 2007, 2008, 2009 2002, 2003, 2004 2006, 2007, 2008 2002, 2003, 2004 2007, 2008, 2009 2005, 2006, 2007 2007, 2008, 2009 2007, 2008, 2009 2007, 2008, 2009

Bob Borah, d Dan Keefe, f f Pete Tutless, Russ Kingman, d f Pete Tutless, g Harry Batchelder, Allan Soares, d f Dave Kelley, Leon Bryant, f Leon Bryant, f Chapman, f Terry Bob Gaudreau, d Leon Bryant, f Chapman, f Terry Bob Gaudreau, d Bruce Darling, f Bob Gaudreau, d Dennis Macks, f Small, f Wayne Small, f Wayne Curt Bennett, d Curt Bennett, d Don McGinnis, g d Bill Coakley, Keith Smith, d Bothwell, d Tim Bill Gilligan, f Kevin McCabe, g Bob McIntosh, f Bothwell, d Tim Bill Gilligan, f Bob McIntosh, f ’10 Aaron Volpatti ’03 Owen Walter ’01 Christian Warrington ’12 Mike Wolff Jon Zielinski ’01 ’11 All-Ivy Scott Van der Linden ’10 Scott Van ’09 Matt Vokes Ryan Garbutt ’09 Ryan Garbutt Garrow ’00 Tyler Sean Hurley ’08 ’01 Doug Janjevich Keith Kirley ’03 Korbl ’03 Tye J-F Labarre ’02 Riley LaForge ’12 Jeff Lawler ’00 Pete LeCain ’06 Chris Legg ’03 Jack Maclellan ’12 Vince Macri ’04 Sean McMonagle ’10 Brian McNary ’08 Shane Mudryk ’04 Sean Muncy ’09 Matt Palmer ’09 Jordan Pietrus ’10 Chris Poli ’08 Mike Pratt ’01 Jeff Prough ’08 Nick Ringstad ’04 David Robertson ’08 Brent Robinson ’04 Dan Rosen ’10 Antonin Roux ’07 Jeremy Russell ’11 Adam Saunders ’04 Seth Seidman ’08 Mark Sibbald ’09 Eric Slais ’09 Jarred Smith ’12 Scott Stirling ’00 Mike Stuart ’09 Chris Swon ’05 Hunter Thunell ’10 ’06 Adam Tichauer ’10 Devin Timberlake Jesse Fratkin ’11 Jesse Fratkin First Team 1955 1956 1958 1960 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1973 1976 1977 2000 2009 2008 2006 2000 2009 2007 2004 2008, 2009 2000, 2001 2002, 2003 2006, 2007, 2008 2004, 2005, 2006 2003, 2004, 2005 2002, 2003, 2004 2002, 2003, 2004 2005, 2006, 2007 – Best Defensive Defenseman – Co-Rookie of the Year – Player of the Year – of the Year – Best Defensive Defenseman – Coach of the Year – Most Valuable Player – Most Valuable – Rookie of the Year – Best Defensive Defenseman – Most Outstanding Defenseman Brian Ihnacak Yann Danis Yann Scott Ford Mike Traggio Mike Traggio Danis Yann Geoff Finch Mike Traggio Bob Gaudreau Small Wayne Scott Ford, d Mike Ross, f Geoff Finch, g d Mike Traggio, Ryan Mulhern, f Jimmy Andersson, d Brian Ihnacak, f d Sean Hurley, d Jeff Buvinow, Rod Dashnaw, f Rod Dashnaw, f Dave Kelley, f Leon Bryant, f Chapman, Terry d Bob Gaudreau, f Chapman, Terry f Dennis Macks, Curt Bennett, d g Don McGinnis, Keith Smith, d Bill Gilligan, f Kevin McCabe, g d Bothwell, Tim Mike Mastrullo, d g Chris Harvey, d Mike Brewer, Derek Chauvette, f f Scott Hanley, Chris Kaban, f Jimmy Andersson, d Danis, g Yann Danis, g Yann d Sean Hurley, Jeff Prough, f d Sean Hurley, ECAC Hockey All Academic Selections Paul Baier ’08 2004 Joe Bauer ’06 Michael Bent ’00 David Brownschidle ’11 Gerry Burke ’05 Mike Clemente ’12 Sean Connauton ’11 Adam D’Alba ’08 Danis ’04 Yann Pascal Denis ’04 Sean Dersch ’07 James Duval ’00 Brian Eklund ’02 Paul Esdale ’03 Bobby Farnham ’12 Favro ’10 Tristan Scott Ford ’04 2004 2004 1995 1995 2004 1991 1994 Award Winners 1966 1968 Honorable Mention 2004 1990 1991 1992 1993 1995 2004 2005 2009 All-Rookie 1958 1963 1964 1965 1967 1969 1970 1973 1976 1978 1979 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1998 2002 2003 2007 2008 YEAR GOALS ASSISTS POINTS 1948 11 - Fred Nelson ’49 10 - Fred Nelson ’49 21 - Fred Nelson ’49 10 - Larry Copeland ’50 1949 15 - Tony Malo ’51 10 - George Menard ’49 19 - Tony Malo ’51 1950 25 - Don Sennott ’52 16 - Don Sennott ’52 41 - Don Sennott ’52 54 25 - Warren Priestly ’51 16 - Warren Priestly ’51 41 - Warren Priestly ’51 1951 33 - Bob Wheeler ’52 46 - Don Sennott ’52 70 - Don Sennott ’52 1952 36 - Bob Wheeler ’52 31 - Don Sennott ’52 54 - Bob Wheeler ’52 1953 16 - Dan Keefe ’55 16 - Dan Keefe ’55 32 - Dan Keefe ’55 16 - Art Petit ’54 1954 23 - Dan Keefe ’55 15 - Don Thompson ’56 33 - Dan Keefe ’55 1955 29 - Dan Keefe ’55 25 - Pete Tutless ’56 45 - Dan Keefe ’55 1956 19 - Pete Tutless ’56 13 - Rod Dashnaw ’58 30 - Pete Tutless ’56 1957 20 - Rod Dashnaw ’58 14 - George Delaney ’57 33 - Rod Dashnaw ’58 1958 19 - Rod Dashnaw ’58 23 - Rod Dashnaw ’58 42 - Rod Dashnaw ’58 1959 18 - Wyn Eaton ’59 15 - Wyn Eaton ’59 33 - Wyn Eaton ’59 1960 24 - Dave Kelley ’60 13 - Dave Kelley ’60 37 - Dave Kelley ’60 13 - Dave Laub ’60 1961 8 - Jack D’Entremont ’61 6 - Gil Goering ’63 11 - Jack D’Entremont ’61 1962 15 - Bruce McIntyre ’63 12 - Greg McLaughlin ’63 20 - Greg McLaughlin ’63 12 - Colby Cameron ’63 20 - Brian Smith ’63 12 - Ed Ennis ’62 1963 22 - Leon Bryant ’65 24 - Leon Bryant ’65 46 - Leon Bryant ’65 1964 24 - Terry Chapman ’65 23 - Leon Bryant ’65 42 - Leon Bryant ’65 42 - Terry Chapman ’65 Don Sennott ’52 1965 24 - Terry Chapman ’65 28 - Leon Bryant ’65 49 - Terry Chapman ’65 1966 24 - Dennis Macks ’67 27 - Bruce Darling ’66 50 - Dennis Macks ’67 1967 35 - *Wayne Small ’68 26 - Wayne Small ’68 61 - Wayne Small ’68 1968 23 - Bob Devaney ’69 34 - Wayne Small ’68 50 - Wayne Small ’68 1969 20 - Frank Sacheli ’70 24 - Rich McLaughlin ’70 40 - Frank Sacheli ’70 1970 26 - Curt Bennett ’70 37 - Curt Bennett ’70 63 - Curt Bennett ’70 1971 9 - John Bennett ’72 20 - Mike Powers ’73 28 - Mike Powers ’73 20 - Connie Schmidt ’71 1972 10 - Bill Coakley ’72 19 - Bill Coakley ’72 29 - Bill Coakley ’72 10 - John Bennett ’72 10 - Steve Shea ’73 1973 21 - Norm Howarth ’74 16 - Norm Howarth ’74 37 - Norm Howarth ’74 1974 14 - Norm Howarth ’74 18 - Brian Stapleton ’74 26 - Brian Stapleton ’74 1975 20 - Bill Gilligan ’77 22 - Bill Gilligan ’77 42 - Bill Gilligan ’77 1976 27 - Bob McIntosh ’77 54 - *Bill Gilligan ’77 79 - *Bill Gilligan ’77 1977 35 - Bob McIntosh ’77 36 - Bill Gilligan ’77 59 - Bill Gilligan ’77 1978 15 - Jim Bennett ’79 26 - Tim Bothwell ’78 35 - Tim Bothwell ’78 1979 14 - Dave Roberts ’79 20 - Jim Lawson ’80 31 - Jim Lawson ’80 1980 15 - Jim Lawson ’80 21 - Kevin Lovitt ’81 30 - Jim Lawson ’80 1981 9 - Steve DiCarlo ’81 16 - Kevin Lovitt ’81 20 - Kevin Lovitt ’81 1982 14 - Frank Carnevale ’83 16 - Bryan Price ’82 29 - Frank Carnevale ’83 1983 8 - Brian Riley ’83 8 - Brian Riley ’83 16 - Brian Riley ’83 8 - Jim White ’85 1984 11 - Dan Allen ’87 10 - Dan Allen ’87 21 - Dan Allen ’87 1985 11 - Alan Randaccio ’86 16 - Dan Allen ’87 26 - Dan Allen ’87 1986 7 - Steve Climo ’87 14 - Dan Allen ’87 21 - Steve Climo ’87 7 - Karl Burns ’88 14 - Steve Climo ’87 Dan Allen ’87 1987 17 - Dan Allen ’87 24 - Mark Rechan ’87 31 - Mark Rechan ’87 1988 10 - Steve King ’91 15 - Bob Kenneally ’90 19 - Bob Kenneally ’90 1989 10 - Gordie Ernst ’89 10 - Jim Lombardi ’89 19 - Gordie Ernst ’89 1990 19 - Steve King ’91 24 - Mike Brewer ’92 31 - Mike Brewer ’92 1991 19 - Steve King ’91 21 - Derek Chauvette ’93 34 - Steve King ’91 1992 19 - Tim Chase ’93 34 - Mike Brewer ’92 47 - Mike Brewer ’92 1993 19 - Scott Hanley ’93 30 - Derek Chauvette ’93 42 - Scott Hanley ’93 1994 19 - Chris Kaban ’94 28 - Brian Jardine ’96 36 - Kelly Jones ’94 1995 18 - Ryan Mulhern ’96 24 - Brian Jardine ’96 34 - Ryan Mulhern ’96 34 - Brian Jardine ’96 1996 10 - Ryan Mulhern ’96 15 - Ryan Mulhern ’96 25 - Ryan Mulhern ’96 10 - Brian Jardine ’96 1997 20 - Damian Prescott ’98 19 - Marty Clapton ’97 30 - Marty Clapton ’97 1998 25 - Damian Prescott ’98 15 - John DiRenzo ’98 39 - Damian Prescott ’98 1999 14 - Michael Bent ’00 13 - Josh Barker ’02 23 - Michael Bent ’00 13 - John Zielinski ’01 2000 9 - Matt Kohanksy ’01 11 - James Duval ’00 17 - Matt Kohansky ’01 2001 10 - Matt Kohansky ’01 13 - Matt Kohansky ’01 23 - Matt Kohansky ’01 2002 9 - Brent Robinson ’04 13 - Brent Robinson ’04 22 - Brent Robinson ’04 13 - Paul Esdale ’03 2003 15 - Brent Robinson ’04 23 - Brent Robinson ’04 38 - Brent Robinson ’04 2004 13 - Brent Robinson ’04 24 - Les Haggett ’05 31 - Brent Robinson ’04 2005 13 - Mike Meech ’05 18 - Sean Hurley ’08 26 - Les Haggett ’05 2006 17 - Jeff Prough ’08 18 - Brian McNary ’08 30 - Jeff Prough ’08 2007 16 - Jeff Prough ’08 18 - Brian McNary ’08 33 - Jeff Prough ’08 2008 12 - Ryan Garbutt ’09 19 - Jeff Prough ’08 26 - Jeff Prough ’08 2009 11 - Matt Vokes ’09 17 - Matt Vokes ’09 28 - Matt Vokes ’09 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide

Scoring Leaders Brian Jardine ’96 * -ECAC Scoring Champion YEAR SAVES GAA SAVE % ShO 1961 815 – Rod McGarry ’61 5 .85 – Rod McGarry ’61 .874 – Rod McGarry ’61 -- 1962 no record no record no record 1 – John Dunham ’64, Allan Pelowski ’64 1963 585 – John Dunham ’64 3 .53 – John Dunham ’64 .897 – John Dunham ’64 1 – John Dunham ’64 1964 248 – Rick Rieser ’65 no record .901 – Dave Ferguson ’66 1 – John Dunham ’64, Dave Ferguson ’66 1965 829 – Dave Ferguson ’66 3 .10 – Dave Ferguson ’66 .900 – Dave Ferguson ’66 -- 55 1966 678 – Dave Ferguson ’66 3 .08 – Dave Ferguson ’66 .898 – Dave Ferguson ’66 -- 1967 448 – Dick Rastani ’67 4 .09 – Mark Burns ’69 .874 – Mark Burns ’69 -- 1968 413 – Don McGinnis ’70 3 .24 – Mark Burns ’69 .906 – Don McGinnis ’70 1 – Mark Burns ’69, Don McGinnis ’70 1969 388 – Mark Burns ’69 2 .83 – Don McGinnis ’70 .919 – Don McGinnis ’70 1 – Don McGinnis ’70 1970 767 – Don McGinnis ’70 3 .29 – Don McGinnis ’70 .907 – Don McGinnis ’70 1 – Don McGinnis ’70 1971 486 – Lou Reycroft ’72 2 .94 – Lou Reycroft ’72 .902 – Lou Reycroft ’72 1 – Lou Reycroft ’72 1972 501 – Lou Reycroft ’72 3 .31 – Lou Reycroft ’72 .888 – Lou Reycroft ’72 -- 1973 353 – Dave Sagaser ’74 3 .81 – Jim Madich ’75 .869 – Jim Madich ’75 -- 1974 383 – Jim Madich ’75 4 .00 – Jim Madich ’75 .872 – Jim Madich ’75 1 – Jim Madich ’75 1975 718 – Kevin McCabe ’77 3 .94 – Kevin McCabe ’77 .891 – Kevin McCabe ’77 -- 1976 775 – Kevin McCabe ’77 3 .97 – Kevin McCabe ’77 .879 – Kevin McCabe ’77 -- 1977 451 – Kevin McCabe ’77 4 .29 – Mike Laycock ’79 .866 – Mike Laycock ’79 -- 1978 626 – Mike Laycock ’79 3 .36 – Mark Holden ’80 .901 – Mike Laycock ’79 1 – Mike Laycock ’79 1979 396 – Mark Holden ’80 3 .90 – Mark Holden ’80 .890 – Mark Holden ’80 -- 1980 791 – Mark Holden ’80 3 .70 – Mark Holden ’80 .895 – Mark Holden ’80 1 – Mark Holden ’80 1981 656 – Paul McCarthy ’84 5 .34 – Paul McCarthy ’84 .862 – Paul McCarthy ’84 -- 1982 513 – John Franzosa ’85 5 .45 – John Franzosa ’85 .858 – John Franzosa ’85 -- 1983 467 – Paul McCarthy ’84 5 .68 – John Franzosa ’85 .846 – Paul McCarthy ’84 -- 1984 428 – Paul McCarthy ’84 4 .31 – John Franzosa ’85 .868 – John Franzosa ’85 -- 1985 726 – John Franzosa ’85 3 .72 – John Franzosa ’85 .891 – John Franzosa ’85 1 – John Franzosa ’85 1986 438 – Michel Bayard ’88 5 .16 – Michel Bayard ’88 .869 – Michel Bayard ’88 -- 1987 679 – Chris Harvey ’90 4 .26 – Chris Harvey ’90 .885 – Chris Harvey ’90 -- 1988 814 – Chris Harvey ’90 5 .05 – Chris Harvey ’90 .887 – Chris Harvey ’90 -- 1989 738 – Chris Harvey ’90 5 .92 – Chris Harvey ’90 .849 – Chris Harvey ’90 -- 1990 1004 – Chris Harvey ’90 3 .90 – Chris Harvey ’90 .904 – Chris Harvey ’90 1 – Chris Harvey ’90 1991 521 – Geoff Finch ’94 3 .89 – Geoff Finch ’94 .870 – Geoff Finch ’94 1 – Geoff Finch ’94 1992 393 – Brett Haywood ’94 4 .59 – Brett Haywood ’94 .836 – Brett Haywood ’94 -- 1993 402 – Geoff Finch ’94 3 .29 – Geoff Finch ’94 .878 – Geoff Finch ’94 -- 1994 675 – Geoff Finch ’94 3 .23 – Geoff Finch ’94 .896 – Geoff Finch ’94 -- 1995 635 – Mike Parsons ’96 3 .44 – Mike Parsons ’96 .883 – Mike Parsons ’96 1 – Mike Parsons ’96 1996 485 – Jeff Holowaty ’98 3 .33 – Jeff Holowaty ’98 .900 – Jeff Holowaty ’98 -- 1997 513 – Jeff Holowaty ’98 4 .90 – Jeff Holowaty ’98 .868 – Jeff Holowaty ’98 -- 1998 612 – Scott Stirling ’00 2 .66 – Scott Stirling ’00 .920 – Scott Stirling ’00 1 – Scott Stirling ’00 1999 733 – Scott Stirling ’00 2 .92 – Scott Stirling ’00 .907 – Scott Stirling ’00 2 – Scott Stirling ’00 2000 449 – Scott Stirling ’00 2 95. – Brian Eklund ’02 .915 – Brian Eklund ’02 1 – Brian Eklund ’02 2001 568 – Brian Eklund ’02 3 .43 – Brian Eklund ’02 .902 – Brian Eklund ’02 -- 2002 684 – Yann Danis ’04 1 .86 – Yann Danis ’04 .938 – Yann Danis ’04 3 – Yann Danis ’04 2003 1043 – Yann Danis ’04 2 .31 – Yann Danis ’04 .929 – Yann Danis ’04 5 – Yann Danis ’04 2004 901 – Yann Danis ’04 1 .81 – Yann Danis ’04 .942 – Yann Danis ’04 5 – Yann Danis ’04 2005 718 – Adam D’Alba ’08 2 .26 – Adam D’Alba ’08 .924 – Adam D’Alba ’08 3 – Adam D’Alba ’08 2006 832 – Adam D’Alba ’08 3 .14 – Adam D’Alba ’08 .910 – Adam D’Alba ’08 -- 2007 839 – Dan Rosen ’10 2 .74 – Dan Rosen ’10 .920 – Dan Rosen ’10 --

2008 728 – Dan Rosen ’10 3 .25 – Dan Rosen ’10 .908 – Mark Sibbald ’08 1 – Dan Rosen ’10 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide 2009 629 – Mike Clemente ’12 2 .67 – Mike Clemente ’12 .930 – Mike Clemente ’12 2 – Mike Clemente ’12 Goaltending Leaders

Brown’s outdoor rink on the North side of Marvel Gymnasium, used in the Foster B. “Pete” Davis Jr. ‘39 (left) and his teammates William K. “Bud” late 1940s. White ‘38, Monroe E. Fagan Jr.’38, and Paul W. Welch ‘38 take the Auditorium ice in November 1937 for the first practice. Season Coach (s) W L T Pct. Ivy Rec/Place ECAC Rec/Place 1897-98...... Irving O . Hunt...... 4...... 1...... 1...... 750 1898-99...... Irving O . Hunt...... 3...... 2...... 0...... 600 1899-00...... Charles O . Cooke...... 1...... 5...... 1...... 214 1900-01...... Theodore F . Pevear...... 4 ...... 4...... 1...... 500 1901-02...... Theodore F . Pevear...... 2 ...... 4...... 0...... 333 1902-03...... Harold A . MacKinney...... 1 ...... 5...... 0...... 167 1903-04...... Stephen F . Hunt ...... 1 ...... 4...... 0...... 200 56 1904-05...... Peter P . Chase...... 0...... 5...... 0...... 000 1905-06...... Prescott T . Hill...... 0...... 8...... 0...... 000 1907-26...... No Teams 1926-27...... James Gardner ...... George N . Fessenden...... 4...... 4...... 0...... 500 ...... 0-2-0 1927-28...... Jean J . Dubuc...... Horace. Partridge...... 4...... 8...... 0...... 333 ...... 0-3-0 1928-29...... Jean J . Dubuc...... Philip. M . Lingham...... 8...... 5...... 0...... 615 ...... 2-1-0 1929-30...... Thomas W . Taylor...... Philip M . Lingham...... 8...... 3...... 1...... 708 ...... 1-2-0 1930-31...... Thomas W . Taylor ...... Alden R . Walls...... 9...... 1...... 0...... 900 ...... 0-1-0 1931-32...... Robert W . Taylor ...... Stanley C . Paige...... 5...... 6...... 0...... 455 ...... 0-1-0 1932-33...... Robert W . Taylor ...... Arthur J . Hunt...... 6 ...... 6...... 1...... 500 ...... 0-3-0 1933-34...... Thomas W . Taylor...... Raymond H . Chase...... 8...... 3...... 0...... 727 ...... 0-0-0 1934-35...... Thomas W . Taylor...... R . Bigelow Chapin, Jr ...... 7 ...... 7...... 0...... 500 ...... 0-2-0 1935-36...... Thomas W . Taylor...... Harrie E . Hart...... 7...... 5...... 0...... 583 ...... 0-3-0 1936-37...... Thomas W . Taylor...... Jackson H . Skillings ...... 6 ...... 4...... 0...... 600 ...... 1-2-0 1937-38...... Thomas W . Taylor...... Donald J . Eccleston...... 7...... 9...... 0...... 438 ...... 1-5-0 1938-39...... Arthur J . Lesieur...... Foster B . Davis, Jr ...... 6 ...... 7...... 0...... 462 ...... 0-3-0 1940-47...... No Teams 1947-48...... Westcott E S. . Moulton...... No. captain elected ...... 5 ...... 9...... 0...... 357 ...... 1-5-0, 5th 1948-49...... Westcott E S. . Moulton...... Edward. A . Vincent...... 7 ...... 7...... 0...... 500 ...... 4-4-0, 3rd 1949-50...... Westcott E S. . Moulton...... George. F . Menard...... 11...... 9...... 0...... 550 ...... 6-2-0, 1st 1950-51...... Westcott E S. . Moulton...... James. M . Sutherland,Jr...... 18...... 6...... 0...... 750 ...... 6-2-0, 1st 1951-52...... Westcott E S. . Moulton...... John. J . Gilbert, Jr ...... 13...... 7...... 1...... 643 ...... 6-2-0, 2nd Albert W . Gubbins 1952-53...... Donald F . Whiston...... Frank. P . DiBiase...... 6...... 11...... 0...... 353 ...... 3-5-0, 4th 1953-54...... Donald F . Whiston...... Arthur. T . Petit...... 12...... 8...... 0...... 600 ...... 4-4-0, 3rd Arthur W . Vietz, Jr . 1954-55...... Donald F . Whiston...... Robert. E . Borah...... 9 ...... 8...... 1...... 528 ...... 4-3-1, t2nd David W . Halvorsen 1955-56...... James H . Fullerton...... Peter J . Tutless...... 10...... 9...... 0...... 526 ...... 4-4-0, t3rd 1956-57...... James H . Fullerton...... George B . Delaney, Jr ...... 6...... 14...... 0...... 300 ...... 1-7-0, t4th 1957-58...... James H . Fullerton...... F . Rodney Dashnaw...... 11...... 10...... 2...... 522 ...... 4-4-0, t2nd 1958-59...... James H . Fullerton...... Wyndham Eaton II ...... 10...... 14...... 0...... 417 ...... 4-6-0, 4th 1959-60...... James H . Fullerton...... Brian J . Molloy...... 13...... 13...... 0...... 500 ...... 5-5-0, t3rd J . Allan Soares 1960-61...... James H . Fullerton...... Roderick A . McGarry II...... 0 ...... 20...... 0...... 000 ...... 0-9-0, 6th 1961-62...... James H . Fullerton...... E . Colby Cameron...... 7 ...... 17...... 0...... 292 ...... 3-7-0, t5th ...... 7-17-0, 24th Brian M . Smith 1962-63...... James H . Fullerton...... E . Colby Cameron...... 16...... 7...... 1...... 688 ...... 5-4-1, 2nd ...... 15-6-1, 9th Brian M . Smith 1963-64...... James H . Fullerton...... Robert S . Olsen...... 13...... 9...... 2...... 583 ...... 7-2-1, 2nd ...... 12-8-2, 12th 1964-65...... James H . Fullerton...... Terry W . Chapman ...... 21...... 9...... 0...... 700 ...... 8-2-0, 1st...... 16-6-0, 4th 1965-66...... James H . Fullerton...... W . Bruce Darling...... 16...... 9...... 0...... 640 ...... 7-3-0, 2nd ...... 12-6-0, 4th 1966-67...... James H . Fullerton...... R . Dennis Macks...... 13...... 11...... 0...... 542 ...... 6-4-0, t2nd...... 8-8-0, 8th 1967-68...... James H . Fullerton...... William J . Clarke...... 15...... 7...... 2...... 667 ...... 9-3-0, t2nd...... 12-6-2, t4th Robert C . Rockwood 1968-69...... James H . Fullerton...... Robert C . Devaney...... 10...... 11...... 1...... 477 ...... 7-5-0, 3rd...... 10-9-1, 8th 1969-70...... James H . Fullerton...... Robert J . Fleming ...... 15...... 8...... 1...... 646 ...... 8-3-1, 2nd ...... 14-6-1, 5th 1970-71...... J . Allan Soares...... Milton. C . Schmidt...... 13...... 10...... 0...... 565 ...... 9-3-0, t2nd...... 13-6-0, 5th 1971-72...... J . Allan Soares...... William. J . Coakley...... 10...... 12...... 1...... 457 ...... 6-5-1, t4th ...... 9-11-1, 11th 1972-73...... J . Allan Soares...... John. A . Merrill...... 11...... 12...... 0...... 478 ...... 5-7-0, 4th...... 10-9-0, 9th 1973-74...... J . Allan Soares...... Norman. G . Howarth...... 10...... 13...... 0...... 435 ...... 3-9-0, t6th ...... 7-11-0, 13th Richard L . Toomey 1974-75...... Richard L . Toomey ...... David P . Given...... 15...... 9...... 1...... 620 ...... 9-3-0, 2nd ...... 13-8-1, 7th 1975-76...... Richard L . Toomey ...... William P . Gilligan...... 23...... 7...... 0...... 767 ...... 11-1-0 1st...... 18-5-0, 3rd Robert S . Mars 1976-77...... Richard L . Toomey ...... Timothy J . Bothwell...... 16...... 11...... 0...... 593 ...... 9-3-0, 2nd ...... 12-9-0, 7th Robert A . McIntosh 1977-78...... Richard L . Toomey ...... Timothy J . Bothwell...... 14...... 14...... 1...... 500 ...... 7-4-1, 2nd ...... 13-9-1, 6th 1978-79...... Paul G . Schilling...... Michael. Mastrullo...... 11...... 14...... 0...... 444 ...... 6-4-0, 3rd...... 10-11-0, 10th David L . Roberts 1979-80...... Paul G . Schilling...... James. J . Lawson ...... 10...... 14...... 2...... 423 ...... 3-6-1, 5th...... 9-11-2, 10th 1980-81...... Paul G . Schilling...... Stephen. J . DiCarlo...... 5 ...... 20...... 1...... 212 ...... 2-8-0, 6th...... 3-18-1, 17th Kevin D . Lovitt Daniel R . Santanello 1981-82...... Paul G . Schilling...... Darrell. A . Petit ...... 8 ...... 18...... 0...... 308 ...... 4-6-0, 4th...... 6-15-0, 16th Bryan D . Price 1982-83...... Herbert B . Hammond ...... Mark S . Elwood...... 3 ...... 21...... 1...... 140 ...... 1-8-1, 6th...... 2-18-1, 17th Brian J . Riley 1983-84...... Herbert B . Hammond ...... Brian M . Driscoll...... 6 ...... 19...... 1...... 250 ...... 4-5-1, 4th...... 5-15-1, 15th 1984-85...... Herbert B . Hammond ...... Scott R . Whittemore...... 9 ...... 17...... 0...... 346 ...... 3-7-0, 5th...... 6-15-0, 9th 1985-86...... Herbert B . Hammond ...... Thomas P . Wallack...... 4...... 19...... 0...... 174 ...... 1-9-0, t5th ...... 3-18-0, 12th 1986-87...... Herbert B . Hammond ...... Stephen J . Climo...... 11...... 16...... 0...... 407 ...... 6-4-0, t2nd...... 9-13-0, t7th 1987-88...... Herbert B . Hammond ...... Gregory B . Murphy ...... 3 ...... 22...... 1...... 135 ...... 0-10-0, 6th...... 2-19-1, 9th 1988-89...... Robert J . Gaudet...... James P . Lombardi...... 1...... 25...... 0...... 038 ...... 1-9-0, 6th...... 1-21-0, 12th 1989-90...... Robert J . Gaudet...... Bradley R . Kreick...... 10...... 16...... 3...... 397 ...... 3-5-2, 4th...... 8-11-3, 8th 1990-91 ...... Robert J . Gaudet...... Bradley R . Kreick...... 9...... 15...... 3...... 389 ...... 6-2-2, 1st...... 9-11-2, t8th 1991-92...... Robert J . Gaudet...... Ricky G . Olczyk...... 11...... 15...... 4...... 433 ...... 5-3-2, 3rd...... 10-8-4, t5th 1992-93...... Robert J . Gaudet...... Derek W . Chauvette...... 16...... 12...... 3...... 565 ...... 6-4-0, 3rd...... 13-7-2, t3rd Scott M . Hanley 1993-94...... Robert J . Gaudet...... Mark C . Fabbro...... 15...... 13...... 4...... 531 ...... 6-3-1, 2nd ...... 12-7-3, 4th Kelly R . Jones Chris M . Kaban 1994-95...... Robert J . Gaudet...... Michael P . Traggio...... 15...... 12...... 3...... 550 ...... 7-2-1, 1st...... 13-7-2, 2nd 1995-96...... Robert J . Gaudet...... Ryan P . Mulhern...... 9...... 15...... 8...... 406 ...... 3-6-1, 4th...... 5-11-6, t7th Charlie W . Humber 1996-97...... Robert J . Gaudet...... William F . McKay...... 7...... 19...... 3...... 293 ...... 3-6-1, 5th...... 4-16-2, 12th Michael T . Noble 1997-98...... Roger D . Grillo...... Damian. A . Prescott...... 13...... 16...... 2...... 452 ...... 5-5-0, 3rd...... 11-9-2, 4th 1998-99...... Roger D . Grillo...... Paul. J . Giblin...... 9 ...... 16...... 6...... 387 ...... 2-5-3, 5th...... 5-12-5, 10th 1999-00...... Roger D . Grillo...... Michael. E . Bent...... 6 ...... 19...... 3...... 268 ...... 3-5-2, t5th ...... 4-15-2, 11th W . Tyler Garrow 2000-01...... Roger D . Grillo...... Jonathan. Zielinski ...... 4 ...... 21...... 4...... 207 ...... 1-8-1, 6th...... 2-16-4, 12th 2001-02...... Roger D . Grillo...... Joshua. Barker ...... 14...... 15...... 2...... 484 ...... 3-7-0, 6th...... 10-10-2, t6th 2002-03...... Roger D . Grillo...... Tye. W . Korbl...... 16...... 14...... 5...... 529 ...... 6-3-1, 2nd ...... 10-8-4, 5th 2003-04...... Roger D . Grillo...... Scott. J . Ford...... 15...... 11...... 5...... 565 ...... 7-2-1, t1st ...... 13-7-2, 3rd 2004-05...... Roger D . Grillo...... Leslie. E . Haggett...... 16...... 14...... 3...... 530 ...... 3-6-1, 5th...... 9-11-2, 6th 2005-06...... Roger D . Grillo...... Joseph. A . Bauer...... 5 ...... 20...... 7...... 266 ...... 0-6-4, 6th...... 3-14-5, 12th Paul M . Crosty 2006-07...... Roger D . Grillo...... Sean. D . Dersch ...... 11...... 15...... 6...... 438 ...... 3-5-2, t4th ...... 6-12-4, 11th 2007-08...... Roger D . Grillo...... Sean. P . Hurley...... 6...... 21...... 4...... 258 ...... 3-7-0, 5th...... 6-13-3, 11th 2008-09...... Roger D . Grillo...... Devin. M . Timberlake...... 5 ...... 23...... 5...... 227 ...... 0-8-2, 6th...... 3-15-4, 12th

2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide TOTAL...... 753...... 954. . . . . 108...... 445 Season - by Results Team Won Loss Tied Last Win Last Loss Last Tie First Meeting

Air Force 5 2 2 5-3 (96-97) 3-7 (87-88) 7-7 (96-97) 1986-87 Alabama-Huntsville 0 2 0 None 5-7 (91-92) None 1991-92 Alaska-Anchorage 0 2 1 None 2-5 (91-92) 6-6 (90-91) 1990-91 Alaska-Fairbanks 1 0 0 3-8* (91-92) None None 1991-92 American International 7 0 0 4-2 (06-07) None None 1948-49 57 Amherst 6 1 0 14-0 (63-64) 4-5 (60-61) None 1928-29 Andover Academy 1 2 0 2-1 (1903-04) 0-3 (1905-06) None 1901-02 Army 25 16 2 5-3 (90-91) 2-3 (90-91) 1-1 (07-08) 1933-34 Bates 2 1 0 2-1 (32-33) 1-2 (27-28) None 1927-28 Bentley 0 0 0 None None None 2009-10 17 47 6 4-2 (78-79) 2-6 (99-00) 4-4 (80-81) 1933-34 Boston Hockey Club 0 1 0 None 0-1 (1902-03) None 1902-03 Boston University 20 57 2 3-2 (78-79) 1-8 (97-98) 4-4 (67-68) 1926-27 Bowdoin 7 1 0 3-2 (84-85) 1-2 (83-84) None 1926-27 Bowling Green 2 2 0 5-4 (96-97) 4-7 (82-83) None 1976-77 California 0 1 0 None 4-10 (47-48) None 1947-48 Carleton 1 0 0 8-5 (67-68) None None 1967-68 Clarkson 13 55 6 4-3 (05-06) 3-4 (08-09) 3-3 (02-03) 1951-52 Colby 11 3 0 5-3 (84-85) 1-5 (59-60) None 1930-31 Colgate 18 47 5 4-1 (08-09) 1-4 (07-08) 3-3 (08-09) 1934-35 Colorado College 3 4 0 4-2 (76-77) 2-3 (68-69) None 1949-50 Columbia 5 6 0 2-1 (37-38) 1-2 (1905-06) None 1897-98 5 1 1 4-1 (05-06) 1-4 (08-09) 1-1 (03-04) 1927-28 Cornell 39 65 5 5-2 (06-07) 2-3 (08-09) 3-3 (03-04) 1958-59 Dalhousie 0 1 0 None 2-7 (55-56) None 1955-56 Dartmouth 63 67 7 5-4 (07-08) 2-5 (08-09) 2-2 (05-06) 1927-28 Denver 3 2 0 4-3 (80-81) 2-3 (94-95) None 1949-50 Ferris State 0 1 0 None 1-2 (07-08) None 2007-08 Findlay 0 0 1 None None 1-1 (03-04) 2003-04 Hamilton 1 0 0 5-3 (59-60) None None 1959-60 Harvard 40 102 12 2-0 (08-09) 1-2 (07-08) 1-1 (08-09) 1897-98 Holy Cross 4 1 0 5-2 (04-05) 1-3 (28-29) None 1927-28 Hope High School 1 1 0 7-2 (1902-03) 2-3 (1904-05) None 1902-03 Iona College 1 0 0 4-0 (02-03) None None 2002-03 Iowa State 1 0 0 12-3 (80-81) None None 1980-81 Kent State 0 1 0 None 4-5 (93-94) None 1993-94 Lake Superior State 1 1 0 6-4 (92-93) 0-5 (80-81) None 1980-81 Loyola 2 1 0 6-3 (67-68) 2-7 (65-66) None 1965-66 Maine 2 10 0 5-2 (82-83) 1-2 (05-06) None 1979-80 Mass-Lowell 4 2 4 3-2 (03-04) 3-6 (95-96) 1-1 (06-07) 1993-94 7 2 0 5-2 (69-70) 1-4 (00-01) None 1929-30 Massachusetts State 3 0 0 7-2 (38-39) None None 1935-36 McGill 5 1 1 12-1 (78-79) 3-5 (54-55) 2-2 (91-92) 1954-55 Mercyhurst 1 0 0 3-2 (06-07) None None 2006-07 Merrimack 4 5 2 4-1 (04-05) 0-2 (08-09) 3-3 (06-07) 1985-86 Miami-Ohio 1 0 0 3-2 (93-94) None None 1993-94 Michigan 0 6 0 None 2-7 (96-97) None 1949-50 Michigan State 1 2 0 6-2 (64-65) 3-8 (72-73) None 1958-59 Michigan Tech 0 2 0 None 6-7 (75-76) None 1964-65 Middlebury 5 0 0 13-4 (51-52) None None 1927-28 Minnesota 0 6 0 None 2-6 (08-09) None 1977-78 Minnesota-Duluth 2 6 0 2-1 (04-05) 2-6 (04-05) None 1965-66 Minn . State, Mankato 2 0 0 8-3 (98-99) None None 1998-99 MIT 14 5 1 5-4 (48-49) 6-7 (47-48) 2-2 (1900-01) 1899-1900 Brown vs. All Opponents New Brunswick 1 0 0 5-0 (57-58) None None 1957-58 13 20 1 4-3 (87-88) 2-5 (07-08) 4-4 (29-30) 1926-27 Newtowne Athletic Club 1 0 0 4-1 (1898-99) None None 1898-99

New York Athletic Club 0 2 0 None 5-7 (50-51) None 1897-98 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide Niagara 1 2 1 6-2 (98-99) 1-2 (99-00) 2-2 (99-00) 1998-99 North Dakota 0 2 0 None 2-5 (02-03) None 1964-65 Northeastern 48 26 2 4-3 (95-96) 3-4 (07-08) 5-5 (98-99) 1929-30 Norwich 14 0 0 6-3 (62-63) None None 1927-28 Notre Dame 0 1 0 None 1-5 (97-98) None 1997-98 Ohio State 2 0 0 6-2 (74-75) None None 1974-75 Pennsylvania 18 8 1 10-1 (76-77) 3-4 (77-78) 3-3 (77-78) 1898-99 Princeton 78 60 8 4-3 (06-07) 1-4 (08-09) 1-1 (06-07) 1899-1900 Providence 43 43 2 2-1 (06-07) 3-4 (08-09) 1-1 (03-04) 1926-27 Quinnipiac 3 7 0 3-2 (08-09) 1-5 (08-09) None 2005-06 Rensselaer 18 49 7 4-3 (04-05) 3-4 (08-09) 2-2 (07-08) 1951-52 St. Cloud State 1 5 1 4-1 (01-02) 1-4 (05-06) 4-4 (05-06) 1988-89 St. Lawrence 23 37 8 3-1 (07-08) 1-6 (08-09) 2-2 (08-09) 1952-53 St . Louis 5 8 0 6-5 (76-77) 2-5 (78-79) None 1971-72 St . Mary’s 0 2 0 None 1-5 (32-33) None 1931-32 St . Patrick’s 1 0 0 5-3 (51-52) None None 1951-52 St . Xavier 0 1 0 None 1-8 (53-54) None 1953-54 Sacred Heart 0 1 0 None 1-5 (05-06) None 2005-06 Springfield 3 1 0 22-2 (51-52) 1-2 (27-28) None 1927-28 Suffolk 1 0 0 11-5 (50-51) None None 1950-51 Toronto 0 1 0 None 2-3 (59-60) None 1959-60 Tufts 6 0 0 3-2 (59-60) None None 1955-56 U .S . Olympic Team 0 1 0 None 1-7 (51-52) None 1951-52 Union 19 10 8 5-4 (08-09) 1-3 (08-09) 2-2 (07-08) 1989-90 Vermont 26 27 4 3-1 (04-05) 1-2 (04-05) 1-1 (98-99) 1966-67 Wayne State 1 2 0 7-3 (06-07) 3-5 (06-07) None 2003-04 Wesleyan 2 0 0 18-2 (31-32) None None 1929-30 Western Michigan 0 1 1 None 3-6 (90-91) 1-1 (08-09) 1990-91 Williams 6 3 0 5-3 (62-63) 2-7 (61-62) None 1929-30 Windsor Hockey Club 1 0 0 20-1 (50-51) None None 1950-51 Wisconsin 2 3 0 2-1 (01-02) 2-7 (70-71) None 1966-67 Yale 69 85 8 3-2 (06-07) 0-2 (08-09) 3-3 (05-06) 1897-98 Win by Forfeit 2009-2010 Opponents in Bold 2-16 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 3 2 3-1 4 1 1932-33 (6-6-1) 3-5 MIT 0 3 Date BR OP 3-11 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 3 1 12-16 at Boston University 0 4 Coach: J .H . Gardner 1-6 MASSACHUSETTS 4 3 1-10 ST . MARY’S 1 5 58 1-13 NEW HAMPSHIRE 3 0 1927-28 (4-8) 1-17 HARVARD 3 15 1-20 NORTHEASTERN 6 4 Date BR OP 1-25 YALE 0 11 12-15 NORWICH 3 1 2-14 BATES 2 1 1-10 YALE 1 8 2-17 MIT 1 0 1-14 MIDDLEBURY 6 5 2-20 BOSTON COLLEGE 3 3 1-18 at Harvard 0 7 2-28 at Princeton 0 12 1-25 NEW HAMPSHIRE 2 3 3-3 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 0 2 1-28 SPRINGFIELD 1 2 3-9 at Northeastern 3 2 2-22 at Dartmouth 0 15 2-25 BATES 2 4 Coach: R .W . Taylor 3-1 HOLY CROSS 4 1 3-6 CONNECTICUT 7 0 3-10 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 0 8 1933-34 (8-3) 3-17 MIT 3 4 Date BR OP Coach: J .J . Dubuc 12-15 MIT 3 2 1-4 MASSACHUSETTS 5 0 1-10 NORTHEASTERN 5 4 1928-29 (8-5) 1-12 COLBY 11 2 Date BR OP 1-18 BOSTON COLLEGE 3 2 12-14 at Boston University 0 4 1-22 NEW HAMPSHIRE 5 1 This group of college men, including four students at Brown, who were all 12-18 NORWICH 7 1 2-15 MIDDLEBURY 9 4 experts in ice polo, went to on invitation in the winter of 1894-95 1-9 at New Hampshire 1 3 2-20 at Northeastern 3 5 1-11 MIDDLEBURY 7 3 2-24 at Army 6 2 to learn the game of ice hockey. Each evening, they played two periods each 1-16 at Yale 1 10 2-27 at Boston University 2 4 of polo and hockey, breaking even in the series. They learned the rudiments 1-17 at Pennsylvania 4 1 3-5 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 1 4 Coach: T .W . Taylor of hockey and on their return, the St. Nicholas Rink in New York, the first 1-25 NEW HAMPSHIRE 4 1 2-13 CONNECTICUT 10 0 ice hockey rink in the U.S., was built. 2-16 PENNSYLVANIA 4 0 2-23 HOLY CROSS 1 3 1934-35 (7-7) 1897-98 (4-1-1) 1902-03 (1-5) 2-26 AMHERST 1 0 Date BR OP 3-1 MIT 3 2 12-14 MIT 4 2 Date BR OP Date BR OP 3-6 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 1 6 12-17 BOSTON COLLEGE 2 4 1-19 at Harvard 6 0 1-10 Princeton# 1 7 Coach: J .J . Dubuc 1-4 MASSACHUSETTS 2 4 1-29 at Yale 1 0 1-15 HOPE STREET H S. . 7 2 1-8 NORTHEASTERN 8 5 2-12 at Columbia 3 1 1-24 at Yale 0 2 1-18 at Northeastern 4 2 2-18 at Yale (ot) 0 0 2-7 BOSTON HOCKEY CLUB 0 1 1929-30 (8-3-1) 1-21 NEW HAMPSHIRE 2 0 2-19 at N .Y . Athletic Club 1 8 2-16 at Columbia 1 5 2-12 HARVARD 0 7 2-26 at Yale 2 1 2-23 at Harvard 0 6 Date BR OP 2-15 COLBY 3 8 # - at New York 12-20 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 3 5 2-19 at Boston University 0 3 1-10 NORTHEASTERN 2 0 2-23 at Army 6 2 1898-99 (3-2) 1-18 MASSACHUSETTS 7 0 2-27 at Yale 2 10 1903-04 (1-4) 1-22 at New Hampshire 3 1 3-1 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 2 4 Date BR OP 1-25 NEW HAMPSHIRE 4 4 3-5 at Boston College 5 4 1-20 at Pennsylvania 0 3 Date BR OP 2-6 WESLEYAN 11 0 1-9 Princeton# 0 1 3-8 COLGATE 1 0 1-28 at Newtowne A .C . 4 1 2-15 PENNSYLVANIA 4 3 Coach: T .W . Taylor 2-1 HARVARD 2 1 1-20 at Andover Academy 2 1 2-17 DARTMOUTH 2 3 2-4 at Yale 3 4 1-27 Yale# 0 10 2-19 at Dartmouth 0 6 2-18 at Columbia 2 0 2-3 at Harvard 0 7 2-22 WILLIAMS 4 1 1935-36 (7-5) 2-6 at Columbia 0 3 2-26 at Northeastern 3 1 # - at New York 3-1 MIT 5 2 Date BR OP 1899-1900 (1-5-1) Coach: T .W . Taylor 12-13 MIT 7 3 12-20 HARVARD 0 3 Date BR OP 1904-05 (0-5) 1-7 at Boston University 3 7 1-14 MIT 6 2 Date BR OP 1930-31 (9-1) 1-10 WILLIAMS 1 3 1-24 HARVARD 1 8 1-14 NEW HAMPSHIRE 6 3 1-27 at Columbia 2 7 1-7 HOPE STREET H S. . 2 3 Date BR OP 1-11 Princeton 0 6 1-17 MASSACHUSETTS STATE 3 2 2-2 at Harvard 1 7 12-17 at Boston University 3 2 2-14 COLBY 3 2 2-9 at Yale 2 7 1-28 at Yale 0 11 1-9 MIDDLEBURY 3 0 2-4 at Columbia 2 3 2-19 at Yale 2 9 2-23 at Columbia 1 4 1-17 NEW HAMPSHIRE 2 1 2-25 BOSTON COLLEGE 3 2 2-8 at Harvard 1 15 1-20 COLBY 7 3 2-24 at Princeton (ot) 4 4 # - at New York 2-28 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 4 2 1-24 NORTHEASTERN 3 1 3-3 DARTMOUTH 0 5 2-9 MASSACHUSETTS 5 2 3-6 COLGATE 8 1 1900-01 (4-4-1) 2-16 DARTMOUTH 3 5 Coach: T .W . Taylor 1905-06 (0-8) 2-21 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 6 2 Date BR OP Date BR OP 2-24 at Northeastern 5 1 1-18 at Pennsylvania 6 2 12-27 at Yale 0 7 2-27 MIT 5 2 1936-37 (6-4) 1-23 HARVARD 0 1 Coach: T .W . Taylor 12-28 at Yale 1 7 Date BR OP 2-2 at Harvard 2 9 12-29 at Yale 1 3 2-7 at Yale 1 0 12-11 MIT 5 0 1-10 Princeton (ot)# 4 5 12-18 YALE (ot) 3 2 2-16 MIT 2 2 1-17 at Yale 0 9 1931-32 (5-6) 3-1 Princeton# 3 0 1-5 NORTHEASTERN 5 4 1-20 at Andover Academy 0 3 1-12 HARVARD 1 7 3-2 at Columbia 8 2 2-3 at Columbia 1 2 Date BR OP 3-16 at Yale 0 9 12-14 at Boston University 0 3 1-19 at Boston University 3 4 2-7 at Harvard 0 4 2-4 SPRINGFIELD 12 2 3-20 at Yale 1 5 # - at New York 1-4 ST . MARY’S 0 3 # - at New York 1-8 WESLEYAN 18 2 2-12 COLBY 2 3 1-14 BATES 5 2 2-19 BOSTON COLLEGE 7 3 1907-26 No Teams 1-16 NORTHEASTERN 4 3 2-26 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 6 1 1901-02 (2-4) 1-23 NEW HAMPSHIRE 2 1 3-4 DARTMOUTH 5 8 2-8 MASSACHUSETTS 6 4 Coach: T .W . Taylor Date BR OP 2-17 at Harvard 0 10 1-25 Yale# 1 11 1926-27 (4-4) 2-19 at Northeastern 2 3 2-1 at Andover Academy 1 7 2-25 MIT 4 5 1937-38 (7-9) 2-8 at Harvard 2 7 Date BR OP 3-1 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 2 3 Date BR OP 2-13 Princeton# 0 3 1-12 YALE 1 9 Coach: R .W . Taylor 2-15 at MIT 5 0 1-18 HARVARD 1 5 12-10 MIT 2 3 2-25 at Columbia 5 4 1-22 BOWDOIN 2 1 12-14 YALE 1 5 # - at New York 2-11 NEW HAMPSHIRE 2 4 12-17 BOSTON COLLEGE 5 4 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide 12-27 Colgate# 2 1 All - Time Results 12-28 at Dartmouth 1 5 2-7 YALE 5 1 2-9 YALE 1 6 1-4 NORTHEASTERN 9 7 2-11 PRINCETON 8 2 1953-54 (12-8) 2-13 PRINCETON (ot) 2 3 1-7 at Boston University 1 8 2-13 at Dartmouth 4 5 Date BR OP 2-20 at Yale 6 9 1-11 MASSACHUSETTS STATE 5 2 2-14 WILLIAMS 10 3 11-27 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 12 4 2-22 DARTMOUTH 5 7 1-18 HARVARD 2 10 2-18 at Yale 2 3 12-4 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 4 3 2-27 at Princeton 3 0 2-3 at Northeastern 7 6 2-21 DARTMOUTH 2 1 12-10 NORTHEASTERN 7 2 3-6 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 6 13 2-8 at Dartmouth 1 4 2-28 at Princeton 8 2 12-15 BOSTON COLLEGE 2 3 Coach: J .H . Fullerton 2-11 COLBY 5 4 # - Boston Arena Tournament 59 Coach: W .E .S . Moulton 12-30 at Rensselaer# 1 5 2-17 at Boston College 2 5 1-1 St . Xavier# 1 8 2-21 DARTMOUTH 3 10 1-2 Princeton# 2 1 3-1 COLUMBIA 2 1 1950-51 (18-6) 1-5 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 7 3 1957-58 (11-10-2) 3-4 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 4 6 1-9 YALE 8 2 Coach: T .W . Taylor Date BR OP Date BR OP 11-30 WINDSOR HOCKEY CLUB 20 1 1-14 at Northeastern 10 3 # - at Rye, NY 12-4 at Boston University 0 9 12-5 at Northeastern 8 1 1-16 at Yale (ot) 2 3 12-7 BOSTON COLLEGE(ot) 1 1 12-7 Holy Cross* 15 2 2-2 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 9 1 12-10 at Tufts 5 3 1938-39 (6-7) 12-11 at Boston College 1 4 2-6 PRINCETON 1 2 12-14 at Amherst 7 0 12-14 at N .Y . Athletic Club 5 7 2-10 HARVARD 3 6 12-26 Northeastern# 6 4 Date BR OP 1-4 NORTHEASTERN 8 3 2-13 at Dartmouth 2 13 12-27 Boston College# 3 4 12-8 MIT 4 3 1-6 at Yale 4 1 2-18 at Boston University 8 1 12-28 Boston University# 3 10 12-13 YALE 2 13 1-9 HARVARD 4 1 2-20 DARTMOUTH (ot) 2 1 1-2 at Rensselaer* 1 4 12-16 COLBY 4 0 1-13 at Princeton 6 3 2-23 at Harvard 6 4 1-3 New Brunswick* 6 0 12-26 Colgate# 1 2 1-26 SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY 11 5 2-27 at Princeton 3 1 1-4 Yale (ot)* 4 4 12-28 at Dartmouth 2 9 1-30 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 4 6 3-1 at Boston College 1 4 1-7 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 7 3 1-3 BOSTON COLLEGE 3 1 2-3 PRINCETON 6 1 Coach: D .F . Whiston 1-11 at Army 4 5 1-6 at Boston University 2 5 2-5 at Boston University 6 4 # - RPI Invitational 1-28 NORTHEASTERN 4 2 1-10 MASSACHUSETTS STATE 7 2 2-7 SPRINGFIELD 8 3 2-1 YALE 0 3 1-20 at Boston College 4 3 2-10 at Army 9 3 2-5 HARVARD 1 3 2-7 at Northeastern 4 9 2-15 YALE 2 3 1954-55 (9-8-1) 2-8 PRINCETON 4 2 2-10 ALUMNI (x) 2 3 2-17 at Williams 13 3 2-12 DARTMOUTH 2 4 2-16 DARTMOUTH 1 9 2-21 BOSTON COLLEGE 11 2 Date BR OP 2-15 at Harvard 0 4 2-23 NORTHEASTERN 6 5 2-24 at Dartmouth 6 1 12-2 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 4 3 2-19 at Yale 7 0 3-3 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 2 10 2-27 at Harvard 5 1 12-8 NORTHEASTERN 8 3 2-22 at Dartmouth 4 3 Coach: A .J . Lesieur 3-1 at AIC 8 2 12-13 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 2 5 12-27 Boston University# 3 0 1-25 at Providence College 2 5 # - at Rye, NY 3-6 DARTMOUTH 3 4 3-1 at Princeton 6 1 3-16 Colorado College$ (NCAA) 8 4 12-28 St . Lawrence# 3 6 3-3 at Boston College 10 4 3-17 Michigan$ (NCAA 2nd) 1 7 12-29 McGill# 3 5 Coach: J .H . Fullerton 1940-47 No Teams Coach: W .E .S . Moulton 1-4 BOSTON COLLEGE 4 7 1-8 at Yale 4 7 # - Boston Arena Tournament * - at Springfield * - RPI Invitational $ - at Colorado College Broadmoor Ice 1-11 HARVARD (ot) 4 4 Palace 1-15 at Princeton 3 4 1947-48 (5-9) 1-31 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 10 5 2-5 PRINCETON 11 8 1958-59 (10-14) Date BR OP 2-9 DARTMOUTH 4 1 12-4 HARVARD 5 10 1951-52 (13-7-1) Date BR OP 2-12 at Northeastern 9 4 12-3 at Boston College 2 3 12-10 at Yale 4 5 Date BR OP 2-19 YALE 3 2 12-13 at Princeton 4 7 12-5 TUFTS (ot) 3 2 11-15 SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY(x) 23 0 2-22 at Harvard 1 5 12-9 at Northeastern 3 5 1-8 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 2 13 11-29 TUFTS (x) 9 3 2-26 at Dartmouth 11 2 1-10 at Colby 7 0 12-13 ARMY 2 5 12-3 at Boston University 5 5 3-1 at Boston College 5 6 12-16 AMHERST 4 3 1-14 at Harvard 3 17 12-6 at Boston College 2 5 Coach: D .F . Whiston 1-19 at Massachusetts 2 1 12-26 Boston University# 3 8 12-10 at Northeastern 8 4 # - Boston Arena Tournament 12-29 Northeastern# 5 3 1-21 at Dartmouth 1 7 12-13 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE (x) 8 0 1-24 at Army 2 3 1-1 Michigan State* 3 11 12-27 Williams# 10 1 1-2 at Rensselaer* 1 8 2-11 at MIT 9 2 12-28 at Rensselaer# 5 0 2-12 YALE 8 7 1955-56 (10-9) 1-3 Princeton* 4 1 12-29 St . Patrick’s# 5 3 1-6 BOSTON COLLEGE 5 7 2-14 UNIV . OF CALIFORNIA 4 10 1-2 U .S . NATIONAL TEAM 1 7 Date BR OP 2-18 NEW HAMPSHIRE 4 2 12-2 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 5 3 1-16 PRINCETON 5 2 1-9 YALE 5 0 1-29 NORTHEASTERN 1 5 2-25 MIT 6 7 1-31 at Springfield 22 2 12-7 NORTHEASTERN 1 3 Coach: W .E .S . Moulton 12-14 BOSTON COLLEGE 1 4 1-31 at Yale 3 9 2-2 at Yale 4 6 2-4 YALE 3 4 2-7 HARVARD 7 2 12-26 Boston College# 3 5 12-27 Tufts# 10 2 2-7 at Harvard 1 6 2-9 PRINCETON 3 1 2-11 at Princeton 4 3 1948-49 (7-7) 2-14 NORTHEASTERN 4 1 12-29 Dalhousie# 2 7 1-5 at Boston University 3 4 2-14 HARVARD 4 6 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide Date BR OP 2-16 at Dartmouth 3 1 2-18 at Providence College 4 3 12-6 Boston College# 1 5 2-20 BOSTON COLLEGE 2 5 1-7 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 7 3 1-11 DARTMOUTH 10 2 2-21 CORNELL 8 2 12-8 at Harvard (ot) 6 5 2-23 DARTMOUTH 2 1 2-25 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 4 1 12-14 HARVARD 3 4 2-27 at Harvard 2 5 1-14 at Harvard 2 4 1-31 at Northeastern 5 3 2-28 at Dartmouth 2 6 12-17 PRINCETON 3 2 3-1 at Middlebury 13 4 3-4 DARTMOUTH 2 6 1-7 at Princeton 3 4 3-3 at Boston University 1 3 2-6 PRINCETON 7 5 2-8 at Yale 2 3 3-7 at Cornell 8 0 1-8 ARMY 3 5 3-6 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 3 4 Coach: J .H . Fullerton 3-8 at Princeton 4 3 2-11 HARVARD 1 3

1-14 at AIC 10 5 All - Time Results 2-14 at Tufts 6 1 # - Boston Arena Tournament 1-18 at Dartmouth 4 3 Coach: W .E .S . Moulton * - RPI Invitational 1-26 at Boston University 6 4 # - RPI Invitational 2-18 YALE 3 1 2-12 at Yale 4 6 2-21 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 7 2 2-18 DARTMOUTH (ot) 2 3 2-25 at Dartmouth 5 3 1959-60 (13-13) 2-21 at MIT 5 4 1952-53 (6-11) 2-29 at Princeton 2 4 2-22 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 4 9 Coach: J .H . Fullerton Date BR OP Date BR OP #-Boston Invitational Tournament @ 3-8 YALE 4 3 11-21 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE(x) 12 4 12-2 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 2 8 Coach: W .E .S . Moulton 12-4 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 5 6 Boston Arena 12-4 at Tufts 3 2 # - at Brighton, MA 12-10 at Northeastern 2 4 12-8 BOSTON COLLEGE 1 5 12-13 at Boston College 6 4 12-11 NORTHEASTERN 2 1 12-19 at St . Lawrence 3 6 1956-57 (6-14) 12-15 COLBY 1 5 1949-50 (11-9) 12-17 at Amherst 5 3 12-20 Clarkson* 6 5 Date BR OP 1-8 BOSTON COLLEGE 4 5 12-21 Colgate* 9 3 Date BR OP 11-30 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 3 8 12-22 at Bowdoin* 4 2 12-6 BOSTON COLLEGE 1 7 1-10 at Yale 1 5 12-4 NORTHEASTERN 6 2 1-28 NORTHEASTERN 2 3 12-23 Hamilton* 5 3 12-13 HARVARD 7 6 12-7 at Boston College 6 3 12-28 Boston University# 3 2 12-21 at Michigan 3 7 2-4 YALE 7 9 12-11 at Providence College 2 4 2-7 HARVARD 3 1 12-29 Toronto# 2 3 12-22 at Michigan 5 7 12-15 at Colby 6 3 12-30 Providence College# 1 2 12-26 at Denver 16 3 2-12 PRINCETON 3 5 12-18 BOSTON COLLEGE 0 5 2-14 DARTMOUTH 7 3 1-6 HARVARD 3 2 12-27 at Denver 17 0 12-27 Northeastern# 6 4 1-9 at Princeton 0 5 12-29 at Colorado College 7 12 2-18 at Boston University 4 9 12-28 Boston College# 2 6 2-21 at Dartmouth 4 9 1-13 at Army 1 5 12-30 at Colorado College 5 8 12-29 Boston University# 1 6 1-16 at Harvard 1 3 1-3 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 3 4 2-24 at Harvard 4 3 1-8 TUFTS 5 4 2-26 at AIC 4 2 2-2 PRINCETON 6 2 1-5 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 4 6 1-12 at Dartmouth 3 5 2-6 YALE (ot) 5 6 1-7 at Army 12 3 2-28 at Princeton 2 4 1-12 at Boston University 2 9 Coach: D .F . Whiston 2-10 at Boston College 1 12 1-10 at Harvard 8 3 2-2 HARVARD 0 7 2-13 CORNELL 7 0 1-30 at Northeastern 7 2 * - at St . Lawrence 2-7 at Harvard 3 9 2-17 at Yale 3 1 2-20 at Yale 2 6 12-18 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 3 1 12-3 at Boston University 5 4 2-20 at Cornell 3 2 2-23 CORNELL 1 3 12-29 MCGILL# 10 4 12-7 at Cornell 2 8 2-23 at Northeastern (ot) 3 2 2-27 at Providence College 4 2 12-30 MINNESOTA-DULUTH# 6 4 12-11 BOSTON COLLEGE 1 4 2-27 DARTMOUTH 1 7 3-2 at Dartmouth 6 4 1-3 LOYOLA 2 7 12-16 HARVARD (ot) 7 8 3-2 at Dartmouth 1 2 3-5 at Clarkson (ECAC) 1 3 1-8 at Army 10 4 12-17 at Northeastern 7 2 3-5 at Providence College 3 6 3-6 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 4 2 1-12 NORTHEASTERN (ot) 4 5 12-19 Yale# 2 3 Coach: J . H . Fullerton Coach: J .H . Fullerton 1-15 BOSTON COLLEGE 3 1 12-20 Dartmouth# 5 5 60 * - Bowdoin Tournament # - Brown Holiday Tournament 1-29 ST . NICK’S H .C . (x) 6 2 12-31 COLORADO COLLEGE 2 3 # - Boston Arena Tournament 2-2 at Boston U . 3 5 1-3 RENSSELAER 4 5 2-5 at Cornell 2 3 1-5 at Harvard 1 5 1963-64 (13-9-2) 2-9 YALE 4 2 1-11 PRINCETON 1 0 1960-61 (0-20) 2-12 CORNELL 1 4 1-25 ST . NICK’S H . C . (x) 4 5 Date BR OP 2-16 at Providence College 6 3 1-29 at Yale 9 3 Date BR OP 11-6 ALUMNI (x) 6 5 2-19 at Dartmouth 5 4 2-1 ARMY 6 4 11-30 at Providence College 1 5 11-30 BOWDOIN 5 2 2-23 at Harvard 4 1 2-5 DARTMOUTH 11 3 12-3 at Boston College 1 12 12-4 BOSTON COLLEGE 1 4 2-26 PRINCETON 9 4 2-8 PENNSYLVANIA 4 2 12-6 AMHERST 4 5 12-7 AMHERST 14 0 3-2 at Yale 7 6 2-11 at Princeton 7 4 12-10 ARMY 2 3 12-10 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 4 3 3-5 DARTMOUTH 8 2 2-14 at Pennsylvania 7 5 12-13 at Northeastern 1 4 12-14 HARVARD (ot) 3 2 3-8 ST . LAWRENCE (ECAC) 4 2 2-19 at Providence College 2 4 12-16 PRINCETON (ot) 2 3 12-17 at Northeastern 5 6 3-11 Clarkson* (ECAC) 1 2 2-22 CORNELL 1 4 12-27 Boston University# 0 10 12-19 Clarkson* 1 5 3-12 Boston University* (ECAC) 2 5 2-26 YALE 10 3 12-28 Northeastern# 0 6 12-20 Army* 4 1 Coach: J .H . Fullerton 3-2 at Dartmouth 3 5 12-29 Army# 2 5 1-3 MCGILL# 4 2 #-Brown Holiday Tournament Coach: J .H . Fullerton 1-4 BOSTON COLLEGE 2 7 1-4 COLORADO COLLEGE# 3 4 * - at Boston Arena # - ECAC Holiday Festival @ Madison 1-7 at Princeton 1 5 1-8 at Yale 5 0 Square Garden 1-10 YALE 2 3 1-11 PENNSYLVANIA (x) 14 0 2-2 NORTHEASTERN 4 5 1-25 DARTMOUTH 3 5 1966-67 (13-11) 2-8 HARVARD 1 8 1-29 at Army 0 6 1969-70 (15-8-1) 2-11 at Cornell 2 6 2-1 NORTHEASTERN 5 1 Date BR OP 2-15 at Dartmouth 2 10 2-5 at Providence College 6 7 11-26 at Colby 5 3 Date BR OP 2-22 at Harvard 1 4 2-8 PRINCETON (ot) 6 5 11-30 at Northeastern (ot) 4 5 12-2 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 3 1 2-25 DARTMOUTH 2 4 2-12 YALE 6 3 12-3 at Vermont 16 2 12-6 CORNELL (ot) 4 5 2-27 at Yale 0 3 2-15 at Cornell (ot) 2 2 12-7 BOSTON COLLEGE 3 6 12-9 at Boston College 3 8 3-1 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 0 9 2-19 at Boston College (ot) 4 4 12-14 at Harvard 1 3 12-13 at Harvard 4 3 Coach: J .H . Fullerton 2-22 at Harvard (ot) 5 6 12-17 at Minnesota-Duluth 4 9 12-16 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 3 5 # - Boston Arena Tournament 2-26 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 3 5 12-19 at Minnesota-Duluth 1 4 12-19 Clarkson# 1 3 2-29 CORNELL 8 0 12-29 WISCONSIN# 6 2 12-20 Army# 9 2 Meehan 3-4 at Dartmouth 3 2 12-30 LOYOLA# 4 1 12-28 Yale* 7 3 3-7 at Princeton 4 3 1-4 PRINCETON 5 8 12-29 at Wisconsin* 2 4 Auditorium Opens Coach: J .H . Fullerton 1-7 DARTMOUTH 12 3 1-7 HARVARD 3 6 * - ECAC Holiday Festival @ Madison 1-10 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 7 1 1-10 at Princeton (ot) 6 6 Square Garden 1-14 at Cornell 1 6 1-24 ST . NICK’S H . C . (x) 8 3 # - Brown Holiday Tournament 1-28 ST . NICK’S H . C . (x) 7 3 1-28 YALE 3 1 1961-62 (7-17) 2-1 at Boston University 6 7 1-31 at Army 5 3 Date BR OP 2-4 ARMY 1 3 2-3 at Providence College 4 2 12-2 NORTHEASTERN 3 4 1964-65 (21-9) 2-8 at Yale 10 5 2-7 at Cornell 1 5 12-6 BOSTON COLLEGE 2 9 2-11 HARVARD 9 1 2-11 at Dartmouth 11 5 12-8 CONNECTICUT 7 0 Date BR OP 2-15 AIC 9 2 2-14 PENNSYLVANIA 6 0 12-12 at Amherst 12 1 11-28 at Bowdoin 11 1 2-18 CORNELL 2 4 2-18 PRINCETON 7 1 12-15 BOWDOIN 9 3 12-2 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 1 3 2-22 at Providence College 9 1 2-21 MASSACHUSETTS 5 2 12-18 NORWICH# 5 3 12-8 BOSTON COLLEGE 7 2 2-25 at Princeton 8 6 2-25 at Yale 8 2 12-19 BOWDOIN# 3 8 12-11 RENSSELAER 4 1 3-1 YALE 3 2 2-28 NORTHEASTERN 6 1 12-20 WILLIAMS# 4 8 12-12 NORTHEASTERN 2 4 3-4 at Dartmouth 7 3 3-4 at Pennsylvania 4 2 1-6 PRINCETON 3 2 12-16 at Harvard 9 2 3-7 at Cornell (ECAC) 2 11 3-7 DARTMOUTH 7 5 1-8 at Northeastern 3 6 12-21 Cornell* 6 4 Coach: J .H . Fullerton 3-10 at Clarkson (ot) (ECAC) 5 6 1-13 at Yale 1 4 12-22 Clarkson* (ot) 3 2 # - Brown Holiday Tournament Coach: J .H . Fullerton 1-27 at Williams 2 7 12-23 Northeastern* 1 4 # - ECAC Christmas Tournament @ 1-31 at Princeton 3 1 1-1 MICHIGAN STATE# 6 2 2-3 YALE 3 2 1-2 COLORADO COLLEGE# 6 5 1967-68 (15-7-2) * - St . Louis Tournament @ Missouri 2-7 at Harvard 1 5 1-6 YALE 4 2 Arena 2-10 CORNELL 2 7 1-9 ARMY 7 3 Date BR OP 2-14 at Dartmouth 3 7 1-13 at Northeastern 6 4 11-28 NORTHEASTERN (ot) 5 5 2-17 at Cornell 0 7 1-16 at Boston College 3 5 12-2 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 9 0 1970-71 (13-10) 2-21 HARVARD 2 5 1-30 ST . NICK’S H . C . (x) 5 4 12-6 at Boston College 4 5 2-24 DARTMOUTH 5 6 2-3 DARTMOUTH 4 2 12-9 CORNELL 6 3 Date BR OP 2-28 at Army 1 5 2-6 at Princeton 5 1 12-13 at Providence College 5 0 11-20 at Wisconsin 1 9 3-3 at Boston College 1 6 2-10 at Yale 5 4 12-16 at Harvard 3 7 11-21 at Wisconsin 2 7 3-8 at Providence College 1 4 2-13 CORNELL 4 3 12-21 St . Lawrence* 7 3 12-2 at Boston University 1 5 3-10 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 5 9 2-17 at Dartmouth 3 6 12-22 Cornell* 2 3 12-5 CORNELL 3 2 Coach: J .H . Fullerton 2-20 HARVARD 8 1 12-29 CARLETON# 8 5 12-12 at Harvard 0 5 # - Brown Holiday Tournament 2-23 at Providence College 5 3 12-30 LOYOLA# 6 3 12-16 PRINCETON 6 5 2-26 at Cornell 3 6 1-2 VERMONT 2 1 12-29 Michigan# 1 4 3-3 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 7 4 1-6 at Cornell 2 3 12-30 Colgate# 3 4 1962-63 (16-7-1) 3-6 PRINCETON 12 3 1-10 HARVARD 3 8 1-6 BOSTON COLLEGE 6 3 3-9 CORNELL (ECAC) (ot) 4 3 1-13 PRINCETON 9 2 1-9 YALE (ot) 5 4 Date BR OP 3-12 Boston University$ (ECAC) 5 2 1-27 ST . NICK’S H . C . (x) 5 1 1-13 at Providence College 4 9 11-7 ST . NICK’S H .C . (x) 3 4 3-13 Boston College$ (ECAC) 2 6 1-31 YALE 8 2 1-16 at Dartmouth 3 2 11-24 ALUMNI (x) 5 3 3-18 MICHIGAN TECH (NCAA) 0 4 2-3 at Army 2 4 1-31 ST . NICK’S H . C . (x) 4 5 12-1 BOWDOIN 7 3 3-20 NORTH DAKOTA (NCAA) 5 9 2-7 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 4 4 2-3 at Princeton 4 2 12-3 AIC 15 1 Coach: J .H . Fullerton 2-10 at Pennsylvania 11 2 2-6 ARMY 5 0 12-8 ARMY 8 1 * - ECAC Holiday Festival @ Madison 2-11 at Dartmouth 5 2 2-10 HARVARD 3 2 12-12 at Boston College 0 6 Square Garden 2-17 PENNSYLVANIA 19 3 2-13 at Pennsylvania 1 4 12-15 at Harvard (ot) 4 4 # - Brown Holiday Tournament 2-21 at Princeton 4 3 2-18 at Northeastern 6 3 12-18 at Princeton 2 6 $ - at Boston Arena 2-28 at Yale 4 2 2-20 DARTMOUTH 8 4 12-20 WILLIAMS# 7 2 3-2 DARTMOUTH 4 2 2-24 at Yale 3 1 12-21 MASSACHUSETTS# 9 0 3-5 at Clarkson (ECAC) 3 7 2-27 PENNSYLVANIA 3 2 12-22 NORWICH# 6 3 1965-66 (16-9) Coach: J .H Fullerton. 3-2 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 5 1 1-9 YALE 7 4 * - ECAC Holiday Festival @ Madison 3-6 at Cornell 1 5 1-12 PRINCETON (ot) 3 2 Date BR OP Square Garden 3-9 at Harvard (ECAC) 3 4 1-14 at Northeastern 4 2 11-20 ST . NICK’S H .C . (x) 6 3 # - Brown Holiday Tournament Coach: J .A . Soares 1-26 WILLIAMS 5 3 11-27 EAST OLYMPIC (x) 3 2 # - Great Lake Invitational in Detroit 2-2 DARTMOUTH 5 1 12-1 at Northeastern 8 3 2-6 BOSTON COLLEGE 3 5 12-4 COLBY 3 1 1968-69 (11-10-1) 2-9 HARVARD 1 3 12-8 at Boston College 0 3 2-13 NORTHEASTERN 8 1 12-11 at Princeton 5 6 Date BR OP

2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide 2-16 at Cornell 2 1 12-15 HARVARD (ot) 4 3 11-30 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 3 2 All - Time Results 2-11 PRINCETON 11 2 12-21 at Minnesota 2 8 1971-72 (10-12-1) 1974-75 (15-9-1) 2-12 PENNSYLVANIA 10 1 12-22 at Minnesota 2 16 Date BR OP Date BR OP 2-16 at Northeastern 4 3 12-27 ST . LAWRENCE# 6 1 11-26 at St .Louis 3 5 11-29 OHIO STATE 9 3 2-19 CORNELL 7 6 12-28 MINNESOTA-DULUTH# 3 7 11-28 at St . Louis 5 4 11-30 OHIO STATE 6 2 2-26 at Dartmouth 5 8 12-29 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE# 2 4 12-1 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 0 3 12-3 BOSTON COLLEGE (ot) 6 6 3-1 YALE 10 1 1-5 at Harvard 5 9 12-4 CORNELL (ot) 4 5 12-6 at Colgate 8 4 3-5 DARTMOUTH 6 2 1-10 at Providence College 8 2 3-8 at UNH (ot)(ECAC) 3 4 1-26 NORTHEASTERN 3 1 61 12-7 at Boston College 1 4 12-7 at Cornell (ot) 4 3 12-11 at Rensselear 1 5 12-10 at Yale 7 2 Coach: R .L . Toomey 1-29 at Rensselaer 0 3 12-15 PRINCETON 8 1 12-14 HARVARD 3 5 # - Brown Invitational 2-1 ST . LAWRENCE 10 2 12-16 U .S . OLYMPIC TEAM(x) 2 3 12-21 at Harvard 3 6 *-Great Lakes Invitational @ Olympia 2-2 CLARKSON 5 2 12-20 St . Lawrence# 3 4 1-3 St . Lawrence# 3 4 Stadium 2-5 at Vermont 3 5 12-21 Boston College# 3 6 1-5 Boston College# 6 4 2-9 PRINCETON 2 4 1-5 at Harvard 1 3 1-7 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 8 5 2-13 YALE 1 4 1-8 at Yale 7 3 1-11 at Rensselear 8 5 1977-78 (14-14-1) 2-16 at Cornell 3 6 1-13 PENNSYLVANIA 4 3 1-25 ST . NICK’S H . C . (x) 6 4 2-23 at Dartmouth 0 7 1-15 DARTMOUTH 6 3 1-26 at Providence College 1 9 Date BR OP 2-26 NEW HAMPSHIRE 6 3 1-29 ST . NICK’S H . C . (x) 9 2 1-28 at Boston University 3 6 11-22 PRINCETON 8 3 3-1 DARTMOUTH 5 4 2-1 at Providence College 6 5 2-1 at Pennsylvania 2 1 11-29 at Boston College 3 4 3-8 at Yale 3 0 2-5 at Pennsylvania 2 3 2-4 at New Hampshire 3 6 12-2 COLGATE 7 1 Coach: P .G . Schilling 2-9 YALE (ot) 4 3 2-7 PRINCETON 3 1 12-3 CORNELL 7 6 # - Old Colony Invitational at Brown 2-12 at Army (ot) 3 2 2-8 PENNSYLVANIA 5 2 12-7 at Yale 5 0 2-16 at Princeton (ot) 3 2 2-12 at Northeastern 4 6 12-10 HARVARD (ot) 2 3 2-19 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 2 3 2-15 CORNELL 2 5 12-19 COLGATE# 7 1 1980-81 (5-20-1) 2-22 NORTHEASTERN 6 2 2-18 at Princeton (ot) 4 3 12-20 NORTHEASTERN# 3 1 2-26 at Dartmouth (ot) 4 4 2-22 at Dartmouth 8 5 Date BR OP 12-21 ST . LOUIS# 1 2 11-23 HARVARD 3 5 3-1 HARVARD 2 3 2-26 YALE 4 3 12-28 at Minnesota 0 2 3-4 at Cornell 0 8 3-1 DARTMOUTH 6 2 11-25 MAINE 1 9 12-29 at Minnesota-Duluth 1 4 12-3 BOSTON COLLEGE (ot) 4 4 Coach: J .A . Soares 3-4 at Boston Univ .(ot)(ECAC) 4 5 1-4 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 2 4 # -ECAC Holiday Festival @ Madison Square Coach: R .L . Toomey 12-5 at Colgate 3 5 1-7 at Harvard 4 7 12-6 at Rensselaer (ot) 4 3 Garden # - ECAC Holiday Festival @ 1-11 YALE 7 3 12-9 VERMONT 4 9 1-15 at Providence College 7 5 12-13 at Harvard 3 2 1972-73 (11-12) 2-1 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 2 4 12-28 Lake Superior State# 0 5 1975-76 (23-7) 2-4 PENNSYLVANIA (ot) 3 3 12-29 Iowa State# 12 3 Date BR OP 2-7 at Vermont 3 2 1-2 at Denver 0 5 11-24 at St . Louis 4 8 Date BR OP 2-10 at Pennsylvania 3 4 1-3 at Denver (ot) 4 3 11-26 at St . Louis 3 6 11-22 MERRIMACK (x) 2 1 2-11 at Princeton (ot) 5 4 1-8 at Northeastern 3 7 12-2 at Boston University 1 0 12-2 at Boston College 4 5 2-16 NORTHEASTERN 5 4 1-10 YALE 6 8 (forfeit, 4-5 (ot) was score) 12-5 CORNELL 7 2 2-18 at Cornell 3 6 1-26 at Providence College 4 7 12-6 BOSTON COLLEGE 9 4 12-6 COLGATE 7 2 1-30 PRINCETON 3 5 2-22 at Rensselaer 1 3 1-31 CORNELL (ot) 3 2 12-9 at Cornell 2 8 12-9 YALE 10 2 2-25 DARTMOUTH 6 4 12-13 RENSSELAER (ot) 2 3 12-13 at Harvard 8 5 2-5 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 2 5 12-20 RENSSELAER 6 4 3-1 NEW HAMPSHIRE 2 5 2-7 DARTMOUTH 3 7 12-16 HARVARD 1 5 3-4 at Dartmouth 6 1 12-18 Bowling Green# 5 4 12-22 VERMONT 7 2 2-14 at Dartmouth 4 8 12-19 Michigan State# 3 8 12-26 Cornell# 9 6 3-7 at Clarkson (ECAC) 6 2 2-18 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 2 9 12-30 NORTHEASTERN 2 3 12-27 Clarkson# 3 4 3-10 Boston College*(ECAC) 4 6 2-21 at New Hampshire 1 6 1-3 PRINCETON 5 2 1-2 at St . Louis 5 3 3-11 Boston University*(ECAC) 4 8 2-24 YALE 4 6 1-6 YALE 6 2 1-4 at St . Louis 5 4 Coach: R .L . Toomey 2-27 at Clarkson 4 7 1-10 PENNSYLVANIA 1 2 1-7 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 6 9 # - Old Colony Invitational at Brown 2-28 at St . Lawrence 2 3 1-13 at Dartmouth 2 10 1-10 HARVARD 2 4 * - at Boston Garden 3-2 at Cornell 2 7 1-27 ST . NICK’S H . C . (x) 8 5 1-27 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 4 9 3-7 at Princeton 2 4 2-1 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 5 3 1-31 PRINCETON 5 1 Coach: P .G . Schilling 2-3 at Pennsylvania 3 5 2-4 NEW HAMPSHIRE 5 2 1978-79 (11-14) # - Western Michigan Tournament 2-10 ARMY 4 3 2-7 PENNSYLVANIA 8 5 2-14 at Princeton 4 1 2-13 at Princeton 4 3 Date BR OP 2-17 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE(ot) 5 4 2-14 at Pennsylvania 8 4 11-15 RENSSELAER (x) 8 2 1981-82 (8-18) 2-18 NORTHEASTERN 9 1 11-20 ST . LAWRENCE 2 6 2-21 at Yale 7 4 Date BR OP 2-24 DARTMOUTH 5 1 2-21 at Cornell 7 3 11-27 BOSTON COLLEGE 4 2 2-25 at Providence College 4 2 12-1 at Cornell 7 5 11-22 at Army 10 5 2-28 at Harvard 2 6 11-26 St . Lawrence# 6 10 3-1 CORNELL (ot) 3 4 2-28 DARTMOUTH 7 4 12-2 at Colgate (ot) 5 6 3-2 at Yale 11 4 12-5 YALE 4 2 11-27 at Clarkson# 3 6 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide Coach: J .A . Soares 12-1 at Boston College (ot) 3 4 #-Cleveland Cup Invitational @ Cleveland 3-6 at Dartmouth (ot) 8 7 12-9 HARVARD 2 1 12-13 PRINCETON 9 3 12-5 RENSSELAER 3 2 Arena 3-9 DARTMOUTH(ot)(ECAC) 5 4 3-12 Cornell* (ECAC) 6 2 12-22 at St . Louis 4 7 12-8 at Vermont 4 7 3-13 Boston University*(ECAC) 2 9 12-23 at St . Louis 2 5 12-11 HARVARD 5 4 1973-74 (10-13) 3-25 Mich .Tech$2(ot)(NCAA) 6 7 12-28 MCGILL# 12 1 12-29 at Rensselaer* 4 3 3-27 Boston Univ . $(NCAA 3rd) 8 7 12-29 VERMONT# 2 4 12-30 St . Lawrence* 2 10 Date BR OP Coach: R .L . Toomey 12-30 BOWLING GREEN# 1 6 1-8 at Cornell (ot) 5 4 11-23 at St . Louis 2 3 # - Syracuse Invitational 1-6 at Harvard 7 3 1-9 at Princeton 3 6 All - Time Results 11-25 at St . Louis 3 6 * - at Boston Garden 1-10 at Providence College 5 3 1-12 NORTHEASTERN 3 8 12-1 PRINCETON 2 4 $ - at Denver University Arena 1-27 at Northeastern (ot) 5 6 1-15 CLARKSON 0 2 12-5 at Boston College 3 0 1-31 at Boston University 2 3 1-30 YALE 4 6 12-8 at Cornell 1 3 2-3 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 5 7 2-3 at Harvard 6 9 12-12 at Yale (ot) 4 5 1976-77 (16-11) 2-6 VERMONT (ot) 4 3 2-6 at Dartmouth (ot) 3 4 12-15 HARVARD 2 6 2-10 at Princeton 4 6 2-9 NEW HAMPSHIRE 1 11 12-21 MCGILL 6 2 Date BR OP 2-13 at Yale 4 3 2-13 at Yale 5 4 12-22 MCGILL 8 3 11-30 BOSTON COLLEGE 5 7 2-17 CORNELL 5 7 2-14 COLGATE 3 7 1-4 CORNELL 6 4 12-3 at Colgate (ot) 5 6 2-21 RENSSELAER 6 3 2-16 at Providence College 4 8 1-5 NEW HAMPSHIRE 6 3 12-4 at Cornell 2 3 2-25 at Dartmouth 0 5 2-19 ST . LAWRENCE 2 5 1-12 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 2 5 12-8 at Yale 6 1 2-27 at New Hampshire 3 9 2-23 DARTMOUTH 3 6 1-16 at Providence College 1 6 12-11 HARVARD 5 3 3-3 DARTMOUTH 1 2 2-27 at Boston University 2 9 1-26 ST . NICK’S H . C . (x) 10 1 12-14 at Princeton 7 3 Coach: P .G . Schilling 3-2 at Maine (ot) 8 7 2-2 PENNSYLVANIA 1 4 12-20 COLORADO COLLEGE# 4 2 # - Old Colony Invitational at Brown 3-5 CORNELL 6 4 2-6 at Harvard 1 6 12-21 RENSSELAER# 9 7 3-6 PRINCETON 2 4 2-9 at Army 5 3 12-22 VERMONT# 2 3 Coach: P .G . Schilling 2-13 NORTHEASTERN 7 3 12-28 Michigan* 2 7 1979-80 (10-14-2) # - North Country Tournament 12-29 Bowling Green (ot)* 3 2 * - RPI Invitational 2-15 at Princeton 3 2 Date BR OP 2-16 at Pennsylvania 3 4 1-2 ST . LOUIS 6 3 1-4 ST . LOUIS (OT) 6 5 11-27 at Maine 3 5 2-20 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 7 2 11-30 CORNELL 5 3 2-23 DARTMOUTH 3 4 1-8 at Harvard 3 4 1-13 at Providence College 4 7 12-1 COLGATE 1 4 2-27 YALE 7 2 12-3 at Boston College (ot) 4 4 3-2 at Dartmouth 4 6 2-1 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 5 3 2-3 at Boston University 2 9 12-8 HARVARD (ot) 4 4 Coach: J .A . Soares 2-5 at Pennsylvania 8 4 12-11 BOSTON UNIVERSITY(ot) 3 2 2-8 at New Hampshire 5 12 12-18 at Princeton 2 3 3-1 at Princeton 2 4 2-19 at Cornell 1 7 1-4 ARMY 5 3 1982-83 (3-21-1) Coach: H .B . Hammond 2-20 at Colgate 1 8 1-5 PRINCETON 6 1 Date BR OP # - Down East Classic 2-26 ARMY 4 6 1-11 HARVARD 5 3 11-13 CONCORDIA (x) 2 3 2-27 PRINCETON 0 4 1-12 DARTMOUTH 5 5 11-21 ARMY 10 4 Coach: H .B . Hammond 1-19 YALE 3 1 11-26 at Princeton 3 6 1985-86 (4-19) * - 2nd Annual Mayor’s Cup 1-26 at Yale 8 6 11-30 BOSTON COLLEGE 1 6 2-1 at Vermont 4 3 62 Date BR OP 2-2 at Rensselaer 2 4 12-3 at St . Lawrence 2 7 12-4 at Clarkson 0 9 11-9 HOLY CROSS (x) 4 5 1988-89 (1-25) 2-8 at St . Lawrence 5 8 12-7 VERMONT 4 6 11-15 DARTMOUTH 4 2 2-9 at Clarkson 5 7 12-9 at Northeastern 0 8 11-16 HARVARD 1 6 Date BR OP 2-15 CORNELL 3 0 12-15 at Harvard (ot) 2 2 11-22 at Vermont 1 2 11-2 HOLY CROSS (x) 8 2 2-16 COLGATE 1 9 12-30 at Rensselaer# 4 8 11-23 at Rensselaer 6 9 11-11 at Dartmouth 5 4 2-22 at Army (ot) 2 3 12-31 Bowling Green# 4 7 11-30 MERRIMACK 7 2 11-12 at Harvard 2 3 2-23 at Princeton 4 2 1-7 PRINCETON 1 4 12-6 at St . Lawrence 5 2 11-18 VERMONT 2 7 2-26 YALE (ECAC) 1 2 12-7 at Clarkson 4 6 11-19 RENSSELAER 1 2 Coach: R .J . Gaudet 1-8 CORNELL 4 1 th 1-12 at Yale 3 5 1-10 at Army 4 3 11-28 HARVARD 1 10 * - 5 Annual Mayor’s Cup 1-15 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 2 8 1-11 at Princeton 0 9 12-2 ST . LAWRENCE 2 5 #- Maine-Dexter Classic 1-26 at Army 2 3 1-17 CORNELL 2 6 12-3 CLARKSON 2 7 1-29 at Dartmouth 2 7 1-18 COLGATE 4 7 12-6 at New Hampshire 1 3 2-5 DARTMOUTH 4 8 1-22 at Yale 5 8 12-9 PRINCETON 2 4 1991-92 (11-15-4) 2-8 at New Hampshire (ot) 3 4 1-25 YALE 2 9 12-22 at St . Cloud State 1 4 2-11 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 4 7 1-31 at Dartmouth 4 5 12-23 at St . Cloud State 3 11 Date BR OP 2-12 at Providence College 0 8 2-1 at Harvard 2 10 1-2 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE* 2 5 11-3 MCGILL (x) (ot) 2 2 2-15 YALE 4 7 2-7 RENSSELAER 5 9 1-6 at Cornell 2 10 11-15 at Rensselaer 1 4 2-18 at Cornell 3 4 2-8 VERMONT 1 2 1-7 at Colgate 4 5 11-16 at Union 3 2 2-19 at Colgate 3 7 2-14 CLARKSON 3 5 1-15 ARMY 2 3 11-22 YALE 6 7 2-25 HARVARD 0 7 2-15 ST . LAWRENCE 3 5 1-21 at Yale 2 7 11-23 PRINCETON 6 4 3-1 MAINE 5 2 2-21 at Colgate 2 4 1-24 DARTMOUTH 1 5 11-26 HARVARD 2 4 Coach: H .B . Hammond 2-22 at Cornell 3 10 1-27 YALE 2 4 11-30 at Harvard 6 5 2-28 PRINCETON 2 8 2-3 at Rensselaer 0 2 12-2 at Providence College* 5 9 # - RPI Invitational 3-1 at Providence College* 3 5 2-4 at Vermont 4 8 12-6 at Cornell 5 5 Coach: H .B . Hammond 2-10 at Clarkson 3 11 12-28 at Alabama-Huntsville 4 6 * - 1st Annual Mayor’s Cup 2-11 at St . Lawrence 4 9 12-29 at Alabama-Huntsville 5 7 1983-84 (6-19-1) 2-17 COLGATE 2 5 1-3 at Dartmouth 5 1 Date BR OP 2-18 CORNELL 3 10 1-4 at Vermont 2 2 11-19 at Princeton 3 6 1986-87 (11-16) 2-24 at Princeton (ot) 3 4 1-10 CLARKSON 5 4 11-21 at Army 1 6 2-25 at Army 2 7 1-11 ST . LAWRENCE 4 5 Date BR OP Coach: R .J . Gaudet 1-14 at Alaska-Fairbanks 1 0 11-29 at Boston College 3 4 11-8 at Holy Cross (x) 5 4 12-3 HARVARD (ot) 4 4 * - 3rd Annual Mayor’s Cup (forfeit, 3-8 was score) 11-14 at Harvard 2 5 1-17 at Alaska-Anchorage 3 6 12-6 at Vermont 2 7 11-15 at Dartmouth (ot) 8 7 12-9 COLGATE 2 7 1-18 at Alaska-Anchorage 2 5 11-21 RENSSELAER 4 6 1-25 at Colgate 3 7 12-29 Clarkson# 2 9 11-22 VERMONT 4 6 1989-90 (10-16-3) 12-30 Cornell# 2 5 1-28 at Boston University 2 8 11-25 at New Hampshire 3 7 Date BR OP 1-31 UNION 4 3 1-6 Colby* 5 4 11-28 AIR FORCE 5 2 1-7 Bowdoin* 1 2 10-27 at Boston College (x) 3 5 2-1 RENSSELAER (ot) 1 1 11-29 AIR FORCE 8 6 11-10 DARTMOUTH 5 5 2-7 at Princeton 8 4 1-10 NORTHEASTERN 5 3 12-5 CLARKSON 0 5 1-14 at Cornell 7 2 11-11 HARVARD 3 3 2-8 at Yale 5 5 12-6 ST . LAWRENCE 4 3 11-17 at Vermont 3 0 2-14 COLGATE (ot) 8 9 1-21 at Maine 0 6 12-10 HARVARD 2 3 1-24 NEW HAMPSHIRE 1 9 11-18 at Rennselaer 3 5 2-15 CORNELL 3 4 1-9 PRINCETON (ot) 5 4 11-21 NEW HAMPSHIRE 2 4 2-21 VERMONT 5 2 1-27 PRINCETON 3 4 1-10 ARMY (ot) 4 3 1-28 CORNELL 5 4 12-1 at St . Lawrence 5 7 2-22 DARTMOUTH 5 2 1-16 at Colgate 4 7 12-2 at Clarkson 4 6 2-28 at St . Lawrence 2 3 1-31 at Boston University 3 4 1-17 at Cornell (ot) 5 4 2-4 at Dartmouth 5 3 12-9 at Yale 3 4 2-29 at Clarkson 4 3 1-23 YALE 1 2 12-29 Merrimack# 4 6 3-7 at Clarkson (ECAC) 3 8 2-8 at Providence College 2 5 1-24 at Yale 4 5 2-11 at Yale 2 8 12-30 Union# 2 3 Coach: R .J . Gaudet 2-1 DARTMOUTH 9 2 1-5 at Army 3 2 * - 6th Annual Mayor’s Cup 2-14 RENSSELAER 3 10 2-6 at Vermont 0 1 2-17 CLARKSON 1 7 1-6 at Princeton 4 2 2-7 at Rensselaer 3 8 1-12 at Dartmouth 4 1 2-18 ST . LAWRENCE 1 6 2-13 at St . Lawrence (ot) 3 4 2-21 DARTMOUTH 5 4 1-13 at Harvard 4 14 1992-93 (16-12-3) 2-14 at Clarkson 3 7 1-19 CORNELL 2 4 2-25 YALE 1 2 2-20 CORNELL 5 3 2-28 HARVARD 1 4 1-20 COLGATE 2 5 Date BR OP 2-21 COLGATE 3 11 1-23 at Providence College* 5 4 10-31 DALHOUSIE (x) 8 1 Coach: H . B . Hammond 2-27 at Army 7 5 # - Key Bank Tournament @ Lake Placid 1-26 YALE 3 1 11-7 HARVARD 2 3 2-28 at Princeton 3 1 2-2 RENSSELAER 5 10 11-13 RENSSELAER 5 3 * - Down East Classic 3-6 at Harvard (ECAC) 2 6 2-3 VERMONT 4 2 11-14 UNION 5 2 3-7 at Harvard (ECAC) 2 5 2-9 CLARKSON 2 3 11-20 at Yale 4 7 Coach: H .B . Hammond 2-10 ST . LAWRENCE 2 2 11-21 at Princeton 8 3 1984-85 (9-17) 2-16 at Colgate 7 6 11-28 at Harvard 2 4 Date BR OP 2-17 at Cornell 2 5 11-30 Providence College* 4 6 11-10 MCGILL (x) 3 4 1987-88 (3-22-1) 2-23 PRINCETON 2 4 12-4 CORNELL 3 5 11-17 at Dartmouth 8 1 2-24 ARMY 6 3 12-5 COLGATE 6 4 Date BR OP 2-27 VERMONT (ECAC) 7 5 12-9 at New Hampshire 3 6 11-18 at Harvard 2 7 11-7 at Merrimack (x) 1 4 11-24 at Holy Cross 2 4 3-2 at Rensselaer (ECAC) 3 5 1-2 Lake Superior State# 6 4 11-13 HARVARD 0 5 3-3 at Rensselaer (ECAC) 4 6 1-3 at Maine# 4 12 11-27 YALE 3 4 11-14 DARTMOUTH 3 4 11-30 VERMONT 4 1 Coach: R J. . Gaudet 1-8 at Clarkson 5 5 11-20 at Rensselaer 6 7 # - RPI Invitational 1-9 at St . Lawrence 3 3 12-1 RENSSELAER (ot) 3 4 11-21 at Vermont 0 7 th 1-15 DARTMOUTH 5 4 12-4 BOSTON COLLEGE 3 9 11-27 at Air Force 4 5 * - 4 Annual Mayor’s Cup 12-7 ST . LAWRENCE (ot) 3 4 1-23 VERMONT 2 4 11-28 at Air Force 3 7 2-5 at Union 7 4 12-8 CLARKSON 3 6 12-1 NEW HAMPSHIRE 4 3 1-4 Colby# 5 3 1990-91 (9-15-3) 2-6 at Rensselaer 2 5 12-4 at Clarkson 1 8 2-12 PRINCETON 8 3 1-5 Bowdoin# (2ot) 3 2 12-5 at St . Lawrence 3 6 1-9 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 4 3 Date BR OP 2-13 YALE 6 2 1-5 at Providence College* 6 9 11-3 WESTERN (x) 5 9 2-19 at Colgate 5 2 1-11 ARMY 6 3 1-8 at Princeton 2 3 1-12 PRINCETON (ot) 1 0 11-9 at Harvard 2 11 2-20 at Cornell 4 2 1-9 at Army (ot) 2 2 11-10 at Dartmouth (ot) 3 3 2-26 at Vermont 3 1 1-18 at Cornell 2 3 1-12 at Yale 0 4 1-19 at Colgate 1 5 11-16 RENSSELAER 3 5 2-27 at Dartmouth 6 2 1-15 at Harvard 2 5 11-17 VERMONT 0 5 3-5 ST . LAWRENCE 5 2 1-26 at Yale 2 6 1-22 CORNELL 3 6 2-1 DARTMOUTH 3 5 11-20 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE* 1 7 3-6 CLARKSON 6 8 1-23 COLGATE 3 9 11-23 ALASKA-ANCHORAGE 6 6 3-12 YALE (ot) (ECAC) 3 3 2-2 HARVARD 1 2 1-26 YALE 1 7 2-8 at Rensselaer 2 7 11-30 CLARKSON 5 2 3-14 YALE (ECAC) 5 3 1-30 at Dartmouth 0 4 12-1 ST . LAWRENCE 3 7 3-19 Harvard$ (ECAC) 3 1 2-9 at Vermont 2 5 2-5 VERMONT 4 3 2-15 at Clarkson 2 7 12-7 at Colgate 3 4 3-20 Clarkson$ (ECAC) 1 3 2-6 RENSSELAER 0 6 12-8 at Cornell 1 7 3-26 Minn .-Duluth% (NCAA) 3 7 2-16 at St . Lawrence 2 3 2-12 ST . LAWRENCE 5 7 2-23 COLGATE 3 1 12-21 at Maine# 5 7 Coach: R .J . Gaudet 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide 2-13 CLARKSON 5 2 12-22 Western Michigan# 3 6 *-7th Annual Mayor’s Cup @ Providence

All - Time Results 2-24 CORNELL 4 3 Civic Center 11-17 PRINCETON 2 3 2-20 CORNELL 5 1 11-11 VERMONT 1 6 # - Maine-Dexter Classic 11-18 YALE 5 1 2-21 COLGATE 6 2 11-17 at Colgate 4 6 & - at Olympic Center, Lake Placid, NY 11-25 at Providence College* 8 5 2-27 CLARKSON 2 3 11-18 at Cornell 0 2 % - at Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, MI 11-28 at Maine 2 4 2-28 ST . LAWRENCE 4 2 11-24 MAINE 2 6 12-2 at Harvard 4 6 3-6 at Dartmouth 4 2 12-1 at Clarkson (ot) 3 3 12-8 at Clarkson (ot) 4 4 3-7 at Vermont (ot) 1 1 12-2 at St . Lawrence (ot) 3 3 1993-94 (15-13-4) 12-9 at St . Lawrence (ot) 2 2 3-13 PRINCETON (ECAC) 2 3 12-7 at Harvard 3 5 12-30 at UMass-Lowell 3 6 3-14 PRINCETON (ECAC) 6 0 1-2 at Massachusetts 1 4 63 Date BR OP 1-1 at Merrimack (ot) 4 4 3-15 PRINCETON (ECAC) 3 5 1-5 RENSSELAER 1 4 10-29 NEW BRUNSWICK(x)(ot) 3 3 1-5 DARTMOUTH 4 2 Coach: R D. . Grillo 1-6 UNION 6 3 11-7 HARVARD (ot) 4 5 1-6 VERMONT 2 5 # - Mariucci Classic @ Minnesota 1-12 at Yale 1 6 11-12 PRINCETON 5 4 1-12 at Rensselaer 4 1 * - 12th Annual Mayor’s Cup 1-13 at Princeton 5 3 11-13 YALE 6 2 1-13 at Union (ot) 2 2 1-16 UMASS-LOWELL 5 4 11-19 at Colgate (ot) 5 6 1-19 at Air Force (ot) 4 4 1-19 at St . Cloud State 2 4 11-20 at Cornell 7 3 1-20 at Air Force 5 4 1998-99 (9-16-6) 1-20 at St . Cloud State 4 5 11-26 at Harvard 3 3 1-27 at Northeastern 4 3 1-23 at Minnesota 1 3 11-28 Providence College (ot)* 2 2 2-2 UNION (ot) 2 2 Date BR OP 2-2 CORNELL (ot) 1 2 12-3 at Rensselaer 5 3 2-3 RENSSELAER 4 1 11-1 NEW BRUNSWICK(X) 10 0 2-3 COLGATE 1 4 12-4 at Union 6 5 2-9 at Princeton (ot) 1 1 11-6 at Harvard 4 1 2-9 at Vermont 0 2 12-8 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 1 2 2-10 at Yale 4 1 11-13 COLGATE 2 3 2-10 at Dartmouth 1 3 12-29 Kent State# (ot) 4 5 2-16 COLGATE 2 8 11-14 CORNELL 1 3 2-16 ST . LAWRENCE 2 4 12-30 Miami-Ohio# (ot) 3 2 2-17 CORNELL 4 6 11-20 at Yale 3 5 2-17 CLARKSON 0 4 1-7 CLARKSON 2 2 2-23 ST . LAWRENCE 1 4 11-21 at Princeton (ot) 3 3 2-23 at Union (ot) 2 2 1-8 ST . LAWRENCE 6 2 2-24 CLARKSON 4 6 11-28 HARVARD (ot) 4 4 2-24 at Rensselaer 2 4 1-14 DARTMOUTH 4 3 3-1 at Vermont 0 8 12-4 ST . LAWRENCE 2 5 3-2 PRINCETON 1 4 1-15 VERMONT 2 1 3-2 at Dartmouth 2 3 12-5 CLARKSON 0 1 3-3 YALE (ot) 3 3 1-25 at UMass-Lowell 1 10 3-5 PRINCETON (ECAC) 4 3 1-2 at Vermont (ot) 1 1 Coach: R .D . Grillo 2-4 at Yale (ot) 5 6 3-8 at Clarkson (ECAC) 2 5 1-3 at Dartmouth 4 3 * - 15th Annual Mayor’s Cup 2-5 at Princeton 5 2 3-9 at Clarkson (ECAC) 3 5 1-8 UNION (ot) 3 3 2-11 CORNELL 7 4 Coach: R .J . Gaudet 1-9 RENSSELAER 0 2 2-12 COLGATE 3 1 * - 10th Annual Mayor’s Cup 1-13 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE* 2 3 2001-2002 (14-15-2) 2-18 at Vermont 2 2 1-15 at Niagara 1 4 2-19 at Dartmouth 4 5 1-16 at Niagara 6 2 Date BR OP 2-25 UNION 2 3 1996-97 (7-19-3) 1-24 NORTHEASTERN (ot) 5 5 10-26 ST . FRANCIS XAVIER(x) 5 0 2-26 RENSSELAER 5 1 1-28 MERRIMACK 3 2 11-3 at Harvard 4 2 3-4 at St . Lawrence 1 6 Date BR OP 1-30 at MSU-Mankato 3 0 11-9 at Dartmouth 3 6 3-5 at Clarkson 2 4 10-27 POLISH NATIONAL(x) 5 2 1-31 at MSU-Mankato 8 3 11-10 at Vermont 5 1 3-11 VERMONT (ECAC) 5 8 11-2 HARVARD 3 5 2-5 at Rensselaer 3 7 11-16 COLGATE 2 3 3-12 VERMONT (ECAC) 3 2 11-8 CORNELL 4 5 2-6 at Union 5 2 11-17 CORNELL 1 4 3-13 VERMONT (ECAC) 3 2 11-9 COLGATE 5 7 2-12 PRINCETON 4 5 11-21 at Maine (ot) 2 3 3-18 Harvard$ (ECAC) 1 5 11-15 at Princeton (ot) 3 3 2-13 YALE 3 4 11-30 CLARKSON (ot) 1 1 3-19 Clarkson$ (ECAC) 2 6 11-16 at Yale 5 4 2-19 at Cornell 1 4 12-1 ST . LAWRENCE (ot) 3 2 Coach: R .J . Gaudet 11-19 at Harvard 1 2 2-20 at Colgate 0 3 12-8 HARVARD 2 5 * - 8th Annual Mayor’s Cup @ Providence 11-22 at Michigan 2 5 2-26 at Clarkson 3 9 12-27 Wisconsin* 2 1 Civic Center 11-23 at Michigan 2 7 2-27 at St . Lawrence (ot) 3 2 12-28 New Hampshire* 3 11 #-Cleveland Classic @ Richfield Coliseum 11-30 YALE (OT) 3 4 3-5 DARTMOUTH (ot) 2 2 1-4 at Rensselaer (ot) 2 2 $-at Olympic Center, Lake Placid, NY 12-6 CLARKSON 4 8 3-6 VERMONT 5 0 1-5 at Union 2 3 12-7 ST . LAWRENCE (OT) 4 5 3-12 at Clarkson (ot) (ECAC) 2 3 1-11 YALE 2 5 12-27 Bowling Green# (ot) 5 4 3-13 at Clarkson (ECAC) 1 3 1-12 PRINCETON 3 1 1994-95 (15-12-3) 12-28 at Rensselaer# 3 6 Coach: R D. . Grillo 1-18 ST . CLOUD STATE 4 1 1-3 at Dartmouth 4 6 * - 13th Annual Mayor’s Cup 1-19 CONNECTICUT 2 0 Date BR OP 1-4 at Vermont 3 4 1-22 at Providence College#(ot) 3 4 10-28 NEW BRUNSWICK(x) 6 3 1-10 RENSSELAER 3 5 1-29 at UMass-Lowell 2 1 11-5 HARVARD 4 3 1-11 UNION 4 2 1999-00 (6-19-3) 2-1 at Colgate 1 2 11-11 at Princeton (ot) 5 4 1-17 AIR FORCE 5 3 2-2 at Cornell 0 2 11-12 at Yale 4 1 1-18 AIR FORCE (ot) 7 7 Date BR OP 2-8 DARTMOUTH 3 1 11-18 COLGATE 4 3 1-25 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE* 3 2 10-24 ST . FRANCIS XAVIER (x) 2-9 VERMONT 3 2 11-19 CORNELL 4 2 1-31 at Union 2 4 10-30 HARVARD 0 1 2-15 at St . Lawrence 2 0 11-26 RENSSELAER 0 3 2-1 at Rensselaer 1 9 11-5 VERMONT 4 6 2-16 at Clarkson 2 0 11-27 UNION 5 1 2-8 PRINCETON 3 2 11-6 DARTMOUTH 1 4 2-22 UNION 4 2 12-3 at Harvard 1 4 2-14 at Colgate 7 10 11-12 at Cornell 1 8 2-23 RENSSELAER 2 1

12-9 TEAM CANADA (x) 2 4 2-15 at Cornell 2 7 11-13 at Colgate 6 7 3-1 at Princeton 2 3 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide 12-28 Air Force# 10 1 2-21 at St . Lawrence (ot) 6 6 11-20 at Maine 0 3 3-2 at Yale 3 5 12-29 at Denver# 2 3 2-22 at Clarkson 4 7 11-27 at Harvard 4 2 3-8 at Harvard (ECAC) 1 4 1-6 at Clarkson 4 7 2-28 VERMONT 2 3 12-3 at Union (ot) 1 2 3-9 at Harvard (ECAC)(2ot) 1 2 1-7 at St . Lawrence 4 3 3-1 DARTMOUTH 8 6 12-4 at Rensselaer 2 5 Coach: R .D . Grillo 1-13 at Dartmouth 6 3 Coach: R .J . Gaudet 12-30 at UMass-Lowell 3 2 *-Bank One Badger Showdown @ 1-14 at Vermont 6 3 # - RPI Holiday Tournament 1-2 at Boston College 2 6 Bradley Center, Milwaukee, WI 1-17 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE* 3 6 * - 11th Annual Mayor’s Cup 1-7 PRINCETON 2 1 # -16th Annual Mayor’s Cup 1-24 UMASS-LOWELL (ot) 3 3 1-8 YALE 5 6 All - Time Results 1-31 NEW HAMPSHIRE 2 7 1-14 at St . Lawrence 3 6 2-3 YALE (ot) 2 2 1997-98 (13-16-2) 1-15 at Clarkson 1 4 2002-2003 (16-14-5) 2-4 PRINCETON 1 3 1-18 at Providence College* 4 2 2-10 at Colgate 1 8 Date BR OP 1-21 NIAGARA 1 2 Date BR OP 2-11 at Cornell 5 4 11-7 at Colgate 4 5 1-22 NIAGARA (ot) 2 2 10-25 WESTERN ONTARIO(x) 4 1 2-17 VERMONT 4 2 11-8 at Cornell 3 4 1-27 at Merrimack (ot) 2 3 11-2 HARVARD 4 0 2-18 DARTMOUTH 5 0 11-14 YALE (ot) 3 2 2-4 COLGATE 1 3 11-8 VERMONT 5 0 2-24 at Union 2 2 11-15 PRINCETON (ot) 5 6 2-5 CORNELL (ot) 2 2 11-9 DARTMOUTH 4 2 2-25 at Rensselaer 1 6 11-21 at Boston University 1 8 2-11 at Dartmouth 2 1 11-15 at Clarkson 1 5 3-3 CLARKSON 2 10 11-25 BOSTON COLLEGE 3 6 2-18 CLARKSON 5 6 11-16 at St . Lawrence 5 1 3-4 ST . LAWRENCE 8 2 11-29 HARVARD 3 5 2-19 ST . LAWRENCE 6 0 11-22 at Colgate 0 3 3-10 PRINCETON (ECAC) 3 4 12-5 at St . Lawrence 2 1 2-25 at Yale (ot) 3 3 11-23 at Cornell 0 5 3-11 PRINCETON (ECAC) 3 2 12-6 at Clarkson 2 3 2-26 at Princeton 1 4 11-29 RENSSELAER (ot) 1 1 3-12 PRINCETON (2ot)(ECAC) 2 3 12-9 at Harvard 2 5 3-3 RENSSELAER 0 3 11-30 UNION 1 4 Coach: R .J . Gaudet 12-27 at Minnesota# 3 6 3-4 UNION 2 4 12-6 at Yale 3 4 # - Norwest/Denver Cup 12-28 Notre Dame# 1 5 Coach: R .D . Grillo 12-7 at Princeton 5 2 * - 9th Annual Mayor’s Cup 1-2 VERMONT 2 4 * - 14th Annual Mayor’s Cup 12-27 at North Dakota* 2 5 1-3 DARTMOUTH (ot) 6 5 12-28 Manitoba* (x) 6 3 1-9 at Union 3 2 1-3 UMASS-LOWELL (ot) 3 3 1995-96 (9-15-8) 1-10 at Rensselaer (ot) 4 4 2000-2001 (4-21-4) 1-10 PRINCETON 4 0 1-20 at Northeastern 2 4 1-11 YALE 6 4 Date BR OP 1-31 at Providence College* 6 3 Date BR OP 1-18 HOLY CROSS 4 2 10-27 ACADIA (x) 3 4 2-6 RENSSELAER 3 2 10-29 MONCTON (x) (ot) 5 4 1-21 IONA 4 0 11-4 HARVARD 2 7 2-7 UNION 4 1 11-3 HARVARD 0 3 1-25 at Merrimack 1 3 11-10 at Cornell 1 4 2-13 at Yale 1 3 11-4 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE* 5 1 1-28 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE# 1 3 11-11 at Colgate (ot) 4 4 2-14 at Princeton 4 1 11-10 DARTMOUTH (ot) 3 4 1-31 at Harvard 1 3 2-7 at Union 3 2 3-4 RENSSELAER (ECAC) 7 4 2-8 at Rensselaer (ot) 3 4 3-5 RENSSELAER (ot) (ECAC) 4 3 2007-2008 (6-21-4) 2008-2009 (6-21-4) 2-14 CORNELL (ot) 2 2 3-11 at Colgate (ECAC) 1 4 Date BR OP Date BR OP 2-15 COLGATE 5 2 3-12 at Colgate (ECAC) 0 3 10-26 Ontario Ins . of Tech .# (x) 2 0 10-23 TROIS-RIVIERES (X) 1 0 2-21 at Vermont 3 0 Coach: R .D . Grillo th 10-27 at Yale# 0 2 10-31 PRINCETON# 1 4 2-22 at Dartmouth 2 3 % - 19 Annual Mayor’s Cup 11-2 at Union (ot) 2 2 11-1 YALE# 3 6 2-28 ST . LAWRENCE (ot) 4 4 *-Toyota UConn Hockey Classic @ UConn 11-3 at Rensselaer (ot) 2 2 11-7 at Clarkson 1 3 64 3-1 CLARKSON (ot) 3 3 Ice Arena, Storrs, CT 11-9 COLGATE 5 2 11-8 at St . Lawrence (ot) 2 2 3-7 PRINCETON (ECAC) 2 1 11-10 CORNELL 1 4 11-15 at Yale 0 3 3-8 PRINCETON (ECAC) 3 1 11-16 at St . Lawrence (ot) 4 4 11-18 HARVARD (ot) 3 3 3-14 at Yale (ot) (ECAC) 4 3 2005-2006 (5-20-7) 11-17 at Clarkson 2 4 11-25 YALE 3 4 3-15 at Yale (ECAC) 1 2 11-24 at New Hampshire 2 5 11-29 CONNECTICUT 1 4 3-16 at Yale (ECAC) 4 0 Date BR OP 11-30 at Northeastern 3 4 12-5 UNION 5 4 3-21 Cornell$ (ECAC) 0 2 10-28 CONCORDIA (x) 5 4 12-4 at Providence% 0 8 12-6 RENSSELAER 2 7 3-22 Dartmouth$ (ECAC) 2 4 11-4 COLGATE 0 5 12-8 at Yale 1 2 12-9 PROVIDENCE% 3 4 Coach: R .D . Grillo 11-5 CORNELL (ot) 2 3 12-29 vs . Ferris State& 1 2 1-2 at Minnesota& 2 6 *-Subway Holiday Classic @ Englestad 11-11 CLARKSON 4 3 12-30 vs . Army& (ot) 1 1 1-3 vs . Western Michigan& (ot) 1 1 Arena, Grand Forks, ND 11-12 ST . LAWRENCE 3 1 th 1-5 YALE (ot) 2 3 1-9 at Harvard (ot) 1 1 # - 17 Annual Mayor’s Cup 11-18 at Dartmouth 2 3 1-11 QUINNIPIAC 3 6 1-10 at Dartmouth 1 5 $ - at Pepsi Arena, Albany, NY 11-20 at Harvard 0 2 1-12 PRINCETON 2 6 1-16 ST . LAWRENCE 1 6 11-25 at St . Cloud State 1 4 1-20 MERRIMACK 3 4 1-17 CLARKSON (ot) 3 4 11-26 at St . Cloud State (ot) 4 4 1-25 at Cornell 1 4 1-23 at Colgate 4 1 2003-2004 (15-11-5) 12-2 YALE 2 5 1-26 at Colgate 1 4 1-24 at Cornell 1 5 12-3 at Providence% 1 5 2-1 HARVARD 4 2 1-30 QUINNIPIAC 1 5 Date BR OP 12-7 Maine$ 1 2 2-2 DARTMOUTH 4 3 1-31 PRINCETON 1 5 10-26 TROIS-RIVIERES (x) 4 0 12-21 Sacred Heart# 1 5 2-8 at Princeton 2 3 2-6 DARTMOUTH 2 5 11-1 at Harvard 2 0 12-22 Colgate# (ot) 3 3 2-10 at Quinnipiac 0 3 2-7 at Merrimack 0 2 11-7 at Dartmouth 1 3 1-6 at Quinnipiac (ot) 2 3 2-15 CLARKSON (ot) 3 4 2-13 at Rensselaer 3 4 11-8 at Vermont 3 1 1-7 at Princeton (ot) 2 2 2-16 ST . LAWRENCE 3 1 2-14 at Union 1 3 11-14 YALE 6 0 1-10 CONNECTICUT 4 1 2-22 at Dartmouth 5 4 2-20 at Princeton 1 4 11-15 PRINCETON 5 1 1-14 at Yale (ot) 3 3 2-23 at Harvard 1 2 2-21 at Quinnipiac 3 2 11-25 at Providence% 1 1 1-20 RENSSELAER 1 3 2-29 RENSSELAER 1 2 2-27 COLGATE (ot) 3 3 11-28 CLARKSON 4 1 1-21 UNION (ot) 2 2 3-1 UNION 2 0 2-28 CORNELL (ot) 2 3 11-29 ST . LAWRENCE 8 0 1-27 at Cornell (ot) 3 4 3-7 at Quinnipiac (ECAC) (ot) 6 7 3-6 at Harvard (ECAC) 1 0 12-5 at Cornell (ot) 3 3 1-28 at Colgate 2 5 3-8 at Quinnipiac (ECAC) 1 7 3-7 at Harvard (ECAC) 2 0 12-6 at Colgate 1 6 2-3 HARVARD (ot) 1 2 Coach: R D. . Grillo 3-13 at Yale (ECAC) 2 4 12-27 Wayne State* (ot) 2 3 2-4 DARTMOUTH (ot) 2 2 # - Showcase at Ingalls 3-14 at Yale (ECAC) 0 2 12-28 Findlay* (ot) 1 1 2-10 at Union 1 2 % - 22nd Annual Mayor’s Cup Coach: R .D . Grillo 1-2 at Rensselaer 1 0 2-11 at Rensselaer@ 2 4 & - Toyota UConn Hockey Classic @ # - Showcase at Brown 1-3 at Union 4 1 2-17 at St . Lawrence 1 4 UConn Ice Arena, Storrs, CT % - 23rd Annual Mayor’s Cup 1-9 COLGATE 1 3 2-18 at Clarkson 2 8 & - Dodge Holiday Classic @ Mariucci 1-10 CORNELL (ot) 2 1 2-24 PRINCETON (ot) 3 3 Arena, , MN 1-16 CONNECTICUT (ot) 1 1 2-25 QUINNIPIAC 5 3 1-17 at New Hampshire 0 3 3-3 at St . Lawrence (ECAC)(ot) 2 3 1-20 MERRIMACK 6 2 3-4 at St . Lawrence (ECAC) 3 2 Brown Hockey Monthly Record 1-24 at UMass-Lowell 3 2 3-5 at St . Lawrence (ECAC)(ot) 4 5 1-31 HARVARD (ot) 2 1 Coach: R .D . Grillo 1897-1906, 1926-1939, 1947-present 2-6 at Princeton 5 2 % - 20th Annual Mayor’s Cup 2-7 at Yale 4 1 $ - at Portland Civic Center Home 2-13 UNION (ot) 2 2 #-Providence College Hockey Holiday Month W L T GF GA 2-14 RENSSELAER 0 4 Classic, at , Providence, 2-20 at St . Lawrence 0 4 RI October 0 2 1 3 7 2-21 at Clarkson 2 3 @ - Big Red Freakout! November 43 54 9 390 388 2-27 DARTMOUTH 0 3 December 81 75 6 651 582 2-28 VERMONT 6 0 3-12 HARVARD (ECAC) 2 4 2006-2007 (11-15-6) January 120 93 13 860 819 3-13 HARVARD (ot) (ECAC) 2 3 February 146 121 17 1142 983 Coach: R .D . Grillo Date BR OP March 42 37 4 305 297 % - 18th Annual Mayor’s Cup 10-21 TROIS RIVIERES (x)(ot) 5 5 *-Subway Holiday Classic @ Englestad 10-28 at Merrimack (ot) 3 3 TOTALS 432 382 50 3351 3076 Arena, Grand Forks, ND 11-3 CORNELL 2 3 11-4 COLGATE (ot) 6 6 Away 11-10 WAYNE STATE 3 5 Month W L T GF GA 2004-2005 (16-14-3) 11-11 WAYNE STATE 7 3 October 0 1 1 3 5 11-17 at Harvard 2 1 Date BR OP 11-18 at Dartmouth 0 1 November 27 66 11 321 437 10-29 HARVARD (ot) 2 2 11-25 AIC 4 2 December 43 101 10 535 713 10-31 U .S . UNDER-18 (x) 0 1 11-26 PROVIDENCE% 2 1 January 72 122 15 673 903 11-5 at Colgate (ot) 2 3 12-1 ST . LAWRENCE 4 1 11-6 at Cornell 2 7 12-2 CLARKSON 1 2 February 110 170 12 947 1279 11-12 PRINCETON 1 5 12-9 YALE (ot) 3 2 March 30 52 1 279 331 11-13 YALE 5 2 12-29 UMass-Lowell# (ot) 1 1 TOTALS 282 512 50 2758 3668 11-19 at Minnesota-Duluth 2 6 12-30 Mercyhurst#(ot) 3 2 11-20 at Minnesota-Duluth 2 1 1-6 at Yale 3 4 11-26 at Clarkson 4 2 1-12 at Quinnipiac 1 5 Neutral 11-27 at St . Lawrence 4 1 1-13 at Princeton (ot) 2 3 Month W L T GF GA 12-3 RENSSELAER (ot) 3 3 1-19 at Colgate (ot) 2 2 November 0 1 1 6 8 12-4 UNION 2 0 1-20 at Cornell 5 2 December 29 41 5 277 310 12-30 Merrimack* 4 1 1-26 UNION 3 5 12-31 Holy Cross* 5 2 1-27 RENSSELAER 3 4 January 8 4 2 50 49 1-7 CORNELL 2 4 2-2 PRINCETON (ot) 1 1 February 0 0 0 0 0 1-8 COLGATE 1 3 2-3 QUINNIPIAC 6 3 March 4 14 0 53 89 1-12 AIC 5 2 2-9 at Clarkson 3 5 1-18 UMASS-LOWELL (ot) 0 0 2-10 at St . Lawrence (ot) 1 2 TOTALS 41 60 8 386 456 1-22 PROVIDENCE% 5 1 2-16 DARTMOUTH 3 4 1-28 at Yale 5 3 2-17 HARVARD (ot) 6 6 Overall 1-29 at Princeton 4 2 2-23 at Rensselaer 5 6 Month GP W L T GF GA PCT . 2-4 VERMONT 3 1 2-24 at Union 3 1 October 5 0 3 2 6 12 .200 2-5 DARTMOUTH 1 3 3-2 at Princeton (ECAC)(ot) 4 3 2-11 at Union 3 0 3-3 at Princeton (ECAC)(ot) 1 2 November 212 70 121 21 717 833 .380 2-12 at Rensselaer 3 2 3-4 at Princeton (ECAC) 3 4 December 391 153 217 21 1463 1605 418. 2-18 ST . LAWRENCE 0 3 Coach: R .D . Grillo January 449 200 219 30 1583 1771 479. 2-19 CLARKSON 5 2 % - 21st Annual Mayor’s Cup 2-22 at Harvard 0 3 #-Denver Cup, at Magness Arena, February 576 256 291 29 2089 2262 470. 2-25 at Vermont 1 2 Denver, CO March 184 76 103 5 637 717 .427 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide 2-26 at Dartmouth 2 6 All - Time Results / Month by Record TOTALS 1817 755 954 108 6495 7200 445. The Last Time… Brown Hockey Home Openers

Team Date Result Record February 1, 1899...... Harvard 1 at Brown 2...... 1-0-0 Shutouts January 14, 1890 ...... MIT 2 at Brown 6...... 2-0-0 Brown shutout an opponent at home...... 3-1-08. (Union, 2-0) January 23, 1901 ...... Harvard 1 at Brown 0...... 2-1-0 65 January 15, 1903 ...... Hope Street H .S . 2 at Brown 7...... 3-1-0 Brown shutout an opponent on the road...... 3-7-09 (at Harvard, 2-0) January 7, 1905...... Hope Street H .S . 3 at Brown 2...... 3-2-0 Brown posted consecutive shutouts ...... 2008-09 (at Harvard, 1-0; at Harvard, 2-0) January 12, 1927 ...... Yale 9 at Brown 1 ...... 3-3-0 Brown was shutout at home...... 11-4-05. (Colgate, 0-5) December 15, 1927...... Norwich 1 at Brown 3...... 4-3-0 December 18, 1928...... Norwich 1 at Brown 7...... 5-3-0 Brown was shutout on the road...... 3-14-09 (at Yale, 0-2) December 20, 1929...... Boston University 5 at Brown 3...... 5-4-0 Brown was shutout at a neutral site...... 3-21-03 (#1 Cornell, 0-2) January 9, 1931...... Middlebury 0 at Brown 3 ...... 6-4-0 Brown was shutout in consecutive games...... 2003-04 January 4, 1932...... St . Mary’s 3 at Brown 0...... 6-5-0 (RPI, 0-4; at St . Lawrence, 0-4) January 6, 1933...... Massachusetts 3 at Brown 4 ...... 7-5-0 December 15, 1933...... MIT 2 at Brown 3...... 8-5-0 Scoring December 14, 1934...... MIT 2 at Brown 4...... 9-5-0 December 13, 1935...... MIT 3 at Brown 7...... 10-5-0. Brown scored 10+ goals at home...... 2-1-80 (St . Lawrence, 10-2) December 11, 1936...... MIT 0 at Brown 5...... 11-5-0. Brown scored 10+ goals on the road...... 12-28-94 (Air Force, 10-1) The Last Time… & Brown in the Home Openers December 10, 1937...... MIT 3 at Brown 2...... 11-6-0. Brown scored 10+ goals at a neutral site...... 12-29-80 (Iowa State, 12-3) December 8, 1938...... MIT. 3 at Brown 4...... 12-6-0. December 4, 1947...... Harvard. 10 at Brown 5...... 12-7-0. Brown allowed 10+ goals at home...... 3-3-95. (Clarkson, 2-10) December 14, 1948...... Harvard 4 at Brown 3...... 12-8-0. Brown allowed 10+ goals on the road...... 1-25-94 (UMass-Lowell, 1-10) December 6, 1949...... Boston. College 7 at Brown 1...... 12-9-0. Brown allowed 10+ goals at a neutral site ...... 12-28-01 (UNH, 11-3) November 30, 1950...... Windsor Hockey 1 at Brown 20...... 13-9-0 January 2, 1952...... U .S . Olympic Team 7 at Brown 1...... 13-10-0. General December 4, 1952...... Boston. University 6 at Brown 5...... 13-11-0 Brown won six games in a row...... 2001-02 (Dartmouth, 3-1;Vermont, 3-2; November 27, 1953...... Providence 4 at Brown 12...... 14-11-0. St . Lawrence, 2-0; Clarkson, 2-0; Union, 4-2; RPI, 2-1) December 2, 1954...... Boston. University 3 at Brown 4...... 15-11-0 December 2, 1955...... Boston. University 3 at Brown 5...... 16-11-0 Brown won an game...... 3-2-07 (at Princeton, 4-3) November 30, 1956...... Boston University 8 at Brown 3...... 16-12-0 Brown won an overtime game at home...... 12-9-06 (Yale, 3-2) December 7, 1957...... Boston. College 1 at Brown 1...... 16-12-1. December 5, 1958...... Tufts. 2 at Brown 3 ...... 17-12-1 Brown won an overtime game on the road...... 3-2-07 (at Princeton, 4-3) December 2, 1959...... Providence. 8 at Brown 2 ...... 17-13-1 Brown lost an overtime game...... 2-28-09 (Cornell, 2-3) December 6, 1960...... Amherst. 5 at Brown 4...... 17-14-1. Brown lost an overtime game at home...... 2-28-09. (Cornell, 2-3) December 2, 1961...... Northeastern. 4 at Brown 3...... 17-15-1. December 1, 1962...... Bowdoin. 3 at Brown 7...... 18-15-1 Brown lost an overtime game on the road ...... 3-7-08 (at Quinnipiac, 6-7) November 30, 1963...... Bowdoin 2 at Brown 5...... 19-15-1 Brown played a double overtime game...... 3-9-02 (at Harvard, 1-2) December 2, 1964...... Boston. University 3 at Brown 1...... 19-16-1 Brown had no penalties ...... 1-29-02 (at UMass-Lowell, 2-1) December 4, 1965...... Colby. 1 at Brown 3 ...... 20-16-1 December 7, 1966...... Boston. College 6 at Brown 3...... 20-17-1. Brown penalty shot ...... 1-16-09 (Ryan Garbutt ’09 vs . St . Lawrence’s Kain Tisi, goal) November 28, 1967...... Northeastern 5 at Brown 5...... 20-17-2. Opponent penalty shot...... 2-23-08 November 30, 1968...... Providence 2 at Brown 3 ...... 21-17-2 (Jimmy Fraser of Harvard vs . Dan Rosen ’10, saved) December 2, 1969...... Boston. University 1 at Brown 3...... 22-17-2 Brown defeated a ranked opponent at home...... 2-3-07. (#18 Quinnipiac, 6-3) December 5, 1970...... Cornell. 2 at Brown 3...... 23-17-2 December 1, 1971...... Boston. University 3 at Brown 0...... 23-18-2 Brown defeated a ranked opponent on the road:...... 1-20-07 (#15 Cornell, 5-2) December 6, 1972...... Boston. College 4 at Brown 9...... 24-18-2. Brown had a winning season ...... 2004-2005 (16-14-3) December 1, 1973...... Princeton. 2 at Brown 4...... 25-18-2 Brown was ranked as high as #10 in the country...... 2003-2004 (#10) November 29, 1974...... Ohio State 3 at Brown 9...... 25-19-2 December 5, 1975...... Cornell. 2 at Brown 7...... 26-19-2 Brown played in the NCAA Tournament ...... : 1992-93 November 30, 1976...... Boston College 7 at Brown 5...... 26-20-2. (Lost in 1st round to Minnesota-Duluth, 3-7) November 22, 1977...... Princeton 3 at Brown 8...... 27-20-2

Brown won an Ivy Championship...... 2003-2004 (7-2-1) November 20, 1978...... St . Lawrence 6 at Brown 2...... 27-21-2. 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide November 30, 1979...... Cornell 3 at Brown 5...... 28-21-2 November 23, 1980...... Harvard 5 at Brown 3...... 28-22-2. Individual December 5, 1981...... RPI. 2 at Brown 3...... 29-22-2. Scoring November 21, 1982...... Army 4 at Brown 10...... 30-22-2 December 3, 1983...... Harvard. 4 at Brown 4...... 30-22-3. A Brown player scored a hat-trick...... 2-3-07. November 27, 1984...... Yale 4 at Brown 3 ...... 30-23-3 (Ryan Garbutt ’09 vs . Quinnipiac, 6-3) November 15, 1985...... Dartmouth 2 at Brown 4...... 31-23-3. November 21, 1986...... RPI 6 at Brown 4...... 31-24-3. Goaltending November 13, 1987...... Harvard 5 at Brown 0...... 31-25-3.

A Brown goalie had 50+ saves in a game...... 1-9-09. November 18, 1988...... Vermont 7 at Brown 2...... 31-26-3 (Dan Rosen ’10, 50 at Harvard, T, 1-1) November 10, 1989...... Dartmouth 5 at Brown 5...... 31-26-4. November 16, 1990...... RPI 5 at Brown 3...... 31-27-4...... An opponent goalie had 50+ saves in a game 12-30-06 November 22, 1991...... Yale 7 at Brown 6 ...... 31-28-4 (Jordan Wakefield of Mercyhurst, 54, Brown – 3-2, OT) November 7, 1992...... Harvard. 3 at Brown 2...... 31-29-4. November 7, 1993...... Harvard. 5 at Brown 4...... 31-30-4. November 5, 1994...... Harvard. 3 at Brown 4...... 32-30-4. November 4, 1995...... Harvard. 7 at Brown 2...... 32-31-4. November 2, 1996...... Harvard. 5 at Brown 3...... 32-32-4. November 14, 1997...... Yale 2 at Brown 3 (OT)...... 33-32-4 November 13, 1998...... Colgate 3 at Brown 2...... 33-33-4 October 30, 1999...... Harvard. 1 at Brown 0...... 33-34-4. November 3, 2000...... Harvard. 3 at Brown 0...... 33-35-4. November 16, 2001...... Colgate 3 at Brown 2...... 33-36-4 November 2, 2002...... Harvard. 0 at Brown 4...... 34-36-4. November 14, 2003...... Yale 0 at Brown 6 ...... 35-36-4 October 29, 2004...... Harvard. 2 at Brown 2 (OT) ...... 35-36-5 November 4, 2005...... Colgate. 5 at Brown 0...... 35-37-5 November 3, 2006...... Cornell. 3 at Brown 2...... 35-38-5 November 9, 2007...... Colgate. 2 at Brown 5...... 36-38-5 Ryan Garbutt ’09 celebrates his hat-trick on February 3rd, 2007 against Quinnipiac. October 31, 2008...... Princeton. 4 at Brown 1...... 36-39-5 January 19, 1898 - Brown and Harvard meet at Franklin Field Rink (a January 31, 1952 - Bob Wheeler ‘52 scores eight goals and Don flooded ground) in Dorchester, Massachusetts to com- Sennott ‘52 garners nine assists in a victory over Springfield at pete in both schools’ first ever varsity collegiate hockey contest . Springfield Arena (Massachusetts) . Brown prevailed, 6-0 . This game was originally thought to be the February 21, 1956 - Pete Tutless ‘56 scores a hat trick in 1:54 during first U .S . intercollegiate varsity match, however, Yale and Johns a 7-2 victory over Providence College at . 66 Hopkins are reported to have played on February 14, 1896 . Russ Kingman ‘56 is credited with an assist on all three goals . January, 1898 - Brown meets Yale for the first time in ice hockey at February 21, 1959 - Brown meets Cornell for the first time in ice the Clermont Avenue Rink in Brooklyn, New York and emerges hockey at Rhode Island Auditorium and emerges victorious by a victorious by a score of 1-0 . score of 8-2 . February, 1890 - Brown meets Princeton for the first time in ice December 2, 1961 - Brown meets Northeastern in the first intercol- hockey at St . Nicholas Rink in New York City . legiate varsity hockey game played at . February 22, 1928 - Brown meets Dartmouth for the first time in ice December 18-20, 1961 - Brown hosts its first Holiday Hockey Tourna- hockey at in Hanover, New Hampshire . ment at Meehan Auditorium by inviting an eight-team field and December 20, 1935 - Jack Skillings ‘37 kicks out 76 Harvard shots in playing Norwich, Bowdoin and Williams . a game at Rhode Island Auditorium . January 6, 1962 - Brown formally dedicates Meehan Auditorium and February 14, 1948 - In its first varsity season following a nine-year earns a victory over Princeton (3-2) as Bruce McIntyre ‘63 scores World War II hiatus, Brown plays its first intersectional ice the winning goal for Brown’s first Ivy League victory in the new hockey game against the University of California at the Rhode building . Island Auditorium . March 6, 1965 - Brown triumphs over Princeton (12-3) at Meehan February 28, 1950 - Brown assures its first Pentagonal League Auditorium to win its third Ivy League Hockey Championship . Hockey Championship with a victory over Princeton (8-2) at Baker March 18-20, 1965 - Brown hosts the 18th annual NCAA Ice Hockey Rink in Princeton, New Jersey . Championship Tournament at Meehan Auditorium and joins Bos- February 27, 1951 - Brown successfully defends its Pentagonal ton College, Michigan Tech and the University of North Dakota in League Hockey title by clinching a victory over Harvard (5-1) at the field . Watson Rink in Cambridge, Mass . March 2, 1976 - Brown defeats Yale (11-4) to clinch the Ivy League March 15-17, 1951 - Brown selected to compete in the 4th annual Hockey Championship at in New Haven, Connecticut . NCAA Ice Hockey Championship Tournament at the Broadmoor March 25-27, 1976 - Brown appears in the 29th annual NCAA Ice Ice Palace in Colorado Springs and defeats Colorado College (8-4) Hockey Championship Tournament at Denver University Arena in in the semifinal round . Colorado and gains a victory over Boston University (8-7) as Greg Vezzosi ‘76 scores the winning goal in the third place game . January 6, 1986 - Brown becomes the first U .S . college hockey team to compete in China, playing against host teams in Harbin, China . February 23, 1991 - Brown gains the Ivy League Hockey Champion- ship by edging Princeton (4-2) at Baker Rink in New Jersey with Steve King ‘91 scoring two goals to seal the win . March 19, 1993 - Brown defeats Harvard (3-1) in the semifinals of the ECAC Hockey Tournament to reach the championship game for the third time in Bear history . Chris Kaban ‘94 nets two goals . March 21, 1993 - The NCAA selection committee names the 16-11-3 Bears to the 1993 NCAA Tournament field, the fourth appearance in Brown history . February 18, 1995 - Brown downs Dartmouth (5-0) and claims its sixth Ivy League title with a 7-2-1 record . Ryan Mulhern ‘96 is later named Ivy League Player of the Year and Jimmy Andersson ‘98 is Rookie of the Year . March 16, 1995 - Bob Gaudet is named the ECAC Coach of the Year Yann Danis ’04 after guiding the Bears to a 13-7-2 league mark, good for second place . This tied Brown’s highest finish ever, previously set in 1975-76 . March 1, 1997 - Mike Noble ‘97 is honored as a finalist for the Hockey Humanitarian Award, an award acknowledging the ac- complishments of personal character, scholarship and the giving of oneself off the ice to the larger community . November 29, 1997 - Brown hosts Harvard in a game televised live on the Sports Network . The game marks the 100th anniversary of the oldest continuing collegiate ice hockey rivalry . April 1, 2002 - Renovation on Meehan Auditorium begins . October 11, 2002 - Renovation on Meehan Auditorium ends . February 27, 2004 - Brown shares the Ivy League Hockey Championship with Cornell by posting a 7-2-1 Ivy League record . March 31, 2004 - Yann Danis ’04 is Brown’s first ever Hobey Baker Memorial Award Finalist, earning Hobey Hat Trick recognition . March 6-7, 2009 - Mike Clemente ‘12 stopped all 86 shots he faced in a pair of shutout victories as Brown became the first team to ever 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide Greg Vezzosi ’76 Great Moments shutout Harvard in consecutive games on the Crimson’s home ice . Name Graduation Years Name Graduation Years Name Graduation Years Name Graduation Years Year Played Year Played Year Played Year Played Abbott, Alexander 1903 1901 Brackenridge, Shawn 2001 1998-1999 Clifford, Thomas, Jr . 1968 1966 DiRenzo, John 1998 1995-1998 Abbott, John 1968 1967-1968 Bradford, Scott 1997 1994-1997 Climo, Steve 1987 1984-1987 Dirkes, Chris 2002 1999-2002 Adams, Frederick 1960 1958-1960 Brewer, Michael 1992 1989-1992 Coakley, Thomas 1968 1966-1968 Doherty, Shaun 1984 1981-1983 Adams, Louis, Jr . 1937 1935, 1937 Brewster, Benjamin 1969 1967 Coakley, William 1972 1970-1972 Donahue, Charles 1965 1963-1965 67 Adams, Winthrop 1909 1905-1906 Briggs, Asa 1904 1902 Colehour, Thomas 1976 1974-1976 Donahue, Mark 1972 1970-1972 Ahearn, John 1976 1974-1976 Brinn, Stephen 1966 1964 Collins, Robert 1953 1951 Donahue, Robert 1971 1969-1970 Ahern, Edward 1931 1929-1931 Broadway, David 1970 1969-1970 Conn, George 1956 1954-1956 Dougherty, Joseph 1964 1962-1963 Alfonso, Dominic 1988 1986-1988 Brown, Arnold 1927 1927 Connauton, Sean 2011 2008-2009 Driscoll, Brian 1984 1981-1984 Allard, Edward 1958 1956-1958 Brown, Bryan 1971 1969 Cook, Frederic 1905 1903-1905 Dudzik, Gregory 1981 1979 Allen, Dan 1987 1984-1987 Brown, Richard 1952 1950-1951 Cook, Kevit 1958 1956-1957 Duffy, Robert 1952 1951 Allworth, Doug 1973 1971-1973 Brownschidle, David 2011 2008-2009 Cooke, Charles 1899 1898-1899 Dunham, John 1964 1962-1964 Ames, Stephen 1906 1903 Bruce, Robert 1966 1964-1966 Cookman, Thomas 1972 1970-1972 Dunn, J . Gerald 1936 1934-1936 Amurawaiye, Dami 2006 2004-2005 Bryant, Charles 1949 1948 Cooper, William 1956 1954-1956 Dunstan, Arthur 1969 1967 Andersson, Jimmy 1998 1995-1998 Bryant, Leon 1965 1963-1965 Copeland, Lawrence 1950 1948-1950 Duval, James 2000 1997-2000 Andreychuk, David 1987 1984 Bucklin, Harris 1900 1898 Copp, Robert 1954 1952-1954 Dye, Robert 1937 1935-1937 Appleyard, Norman 1936 1934-1936 Budlong, Fred 1909 1906 Costigan, George, Jr . 1963 1961-1963 Eastwood, Howard 1929 1927-1928 Arnold, Richard 1934 1932 Budlong, William 1906 1903 Cousins, Laurence 1941 1939 Eaton, Charles 1901 1900 Arsenault, Donald 1957 1955 Burke, Gerry 2005 2002-2005 Crane, George 1931 1929-1931 Eaton, Wyndham 1959 1957-1959 Astmann, Herbert 1932 1931-1932 Burke, Kevin 1992 1989 Crane, William 1968 1966 Eccleston, Don 1965 1963-1965 Atwell, Lawrence 1939 1937-1938 Burns, Karl 1988 1985-1988 Creasey, William, Jr . 1939 1937-1938 Eccleston, Donald 1938 1936-1938 Aube, Rene 1990 1987 Burns, Kelly 1988 1985-1988 Creese, Bertram 1961 1959, 1961 Echeverria, Thomas 1968 1966-1968 Audette, Brian 1997 1994-1997 Burns, Mark 1969 1967-1969 Creese, William 1961 1959-1961 Edwards, Michael 1970 1969 Avis, Frederick 1963 1962-1963 Bursley, Grant 1939 1938-1939 Crins, Howard 1929 1929 Eisendrath, Eric 1983 1980-81, 1983 Babson, David 1961 1959-1961 Burton, Elmer 1909 1906 Cronin, William 1956 1954-1956 Eklund, Brian 2002 1999-2002 Baier, Paul 2008 2005-2008 Busby, Chris 2004 2001 Crossman, Lenard 1971 1969 Elwood, Mark 1983 1980-1983 Ball, George 1949 1948 Butler, Charles 1936 1934-1936 Crosty, Paul 2006 2002-04, 2006 Ennis, Edward 1963 1961-1962 Ballard, Edwin, Jr . 1954 1953 Buttrick, Herbert 1941 1939 Crowley, Brian 1998 1995 Ernst, Gordon 1989 1986-1989 Barker, Josh 2002 1999-2002 Buvinow, Jeff 2012 2009 Crozier, Steve 1987 1985-1987 Ernst, Robert 1989 1986-1989 Barrett, James 1965 1963-1965 Cameron, Colby 1963 1961-1963 Curtis, Albert, II 1940 1938-1939 Esdale, Paul 2003 2000-2003 Barrows, Albert 1898 1898 Campbell, Marshall, Jr . 1957 1955-1956 D’Alba, Adam 2008 2005-2006 Fabbro, Mark 1994 1991-1994 Bartlett, David 1964 1962-1963 Cannon, Alfred 1941 1939 Daniels, Joel 1932 1930 Fagan, Monroe 1938 1936-1938 Bartlett, LeRoy 1902 1899-1901 Cantini, Gianni 2002 1999-2002 Danis, Yann 2004 2001-2004 Fallon, Mike 1985 1982 Batchelder, Harry 1958 1956-1958 Caouette, Cory 2006 2003-2006 Darling, A . Bennett 1937 1935-1937 Fanning, Mike 1986 1983, 1985-86 Bates, William 1902 1898-1901 Caragliano, John 1988 1985-1988 Darling, Bruce 1966 1964-1966 Farnham, Bobby 2012 2009 Battel, Robert 1960 1958-1960 Carnevale, Frank 1983 1979-1983 Darling, William 1962 1961 Farnum, Caleb 1905 1902 Bauer, Joe 2006 2003-2006 Carolan, Rich 1990 1988 Dashnaw, Rodney 1958 1956-1958 Farrell, John 1954 1952-1954 Bayard, Michel 1988 1985-1988 Carpenter, Charles 1903 1902-1903 Davidson, Chris 2005 2002-2003 Faryniuk, Gary 1975 1973-1975 Baylis, Hubert 1931 1929 Carter, William 1939 1937-1939 Davidson, Robert 1949 1948-1949 Favro, Tristan 2010 2008 Bearce, Prescott 1929 1928 Case, Peter 1952 1951 Davis, Foster 1939 1937-1939 Ferguson, David 1966 1964-1966 Beck, Joey 1993 1990-1993 Casey, John 1952 1949-1952 Davis, Patrick 1986 1983-1986 Fernandez, Tyler 2011 2008-2009 Beckford, Charles 1960 1958 Casey, Thomas 1934 1932 Davison, Kent 1974 1972 Ferriter, Richard 1972 1970-1971 Bennett, Curt 1970 1968-1970 Chace, Raymond 1934 1932-1934 Day, Brian 1991 1988-1989 Ferry, James 1950 1948 Bennett, Jim 1979 1976-1979 Channing, John 1930 1927-28 Day, Horace 1901 1898, 1900 Fessenden, George 1927 1927 Bennett, John 1972 1970-1972 Chapin, Robert, Jr . 1935 1933-1935 Dear, William, Jr . 1936 1934 Fielding, Wendell 1927 1927 Benson, Richard 1958 1956 Chapman, Terrance 1965 1963-1965 DeBlois, Steve 1981 1978-1981 Finch, Geoff 1994 1991-1994 Bent, Michael 2000 1998-2000 Charbonneau, Jonathan 2002 1999 Deignan, Frank 1981 1978-1979 Finneran, William, Jr . 1951 1949 Benton, William, Jr . 1936 1934-1936 Charest, Marc 1977 1975-1977 DeLaittre, Charles 1950 1948 Flanagan, Michael 1977 1974, 1976-77 Brown’s All - Time Roster Beresford, Daniel 1959 1958 Chase, Elwood 1937 1934 Delaney, George, Jr . 1957 1955-1957 Flanagan, Patrick 1978 1976-1977 Bettencourt, Stephen 1967 1965-1967 Chase, Harrison 1901 1900-1901 DeLuca, John 1966 1964 Flanagan, Sean 1988 1986 Bianchi, Robert 1972 1970-1972 Chase, Julian 1899 1899 Denis, Pascal 2004 2001-2004 Fleming, Robert 1970 1968-1970 Bickerton, Jim 1993 1990 Chase, Peter 1906 1904-1906 D’Entremont, John 1961 1959-1961 Fletcher, Ralph 1939 1937-1939 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide Billings, Haskell 1929 1927 Chase, Timothy 1993 1990-1993 Dersch, Sean 2007 2004-2007 Flynn, John 1932 1930-1931 Binns, Winfield 1928 1927 Chase, Vernon 1928 1927-1928 Devaney, Robert 1969 1967-1969 Flynn, Michael 1997 1994-1997 Birch, Thomas 1930 1928-1929 Chauvette, Derek 1993 1990-1993 Deveney, James 1964 1962-1964 Ford, Scott 2004 2001-2004 Bolduc, Darryll 1983 1979-1983 Chichester, Franklin 1908 1906 Devlin, John 1933 1931 Fowler, Herschel 1934 1933 Bolduc, David 1991 1988-1989 Churchward, John 1997 1995 D’Ewart, Charles 1949 1948-1949 Francis, George, Jr . 1904 1902-1903 Bommer, Eric 1991 1988-1991 Clapton, Marty 1997 1994-1997 Dewey, Edward, Jr . 1950 1948-1950 Frangos, Chris 1999 1997-1998 Bonine, Rick 1989 1986-1989 Clarke, William 1968 1966-1968 DiBiase, Frank 1953 1951-1953 Franzosa, John 1985 1982-1985 Bonine, Ross 1989 1986 Cleary, Richard 1959 1957-1959 DiCarlo, Steve 1981 1978-1981 Fratkin, Jesse 2011 2008-2009 Borah, Robert 1955 1953-1955 Cleary, Robert 1968 1966 DiCenzo, Michael 1983 1980 Free, Robert 1981 1978-1981 Bosky, Roger 1960 1958 Clement, Conrad 1934 1932-1933 Dickinson, Alfred 1938 1938 Fuller, Robert 1935 1932 Bothwell, Timothy 1978 1976-1978 Clemente, Mike 2012 2009 Diffley, Gregory 1987 1984-1985 Gallagher, Donald 1973 1971 Boyle, Gerard 1967 1965-1967 Clifford, Robert 1970 1968-1970 Dion, Laurent 1952 1950-1952 Gallogly, David 1964 1962-1963

Jimmy Andersson ’98 Joe Bauer ’06 Kelly Burns ’88 Marty Clapton ’97 Name Graduation Years Name Graduation Years Name Graduation Years Name Graduation Years Year Played Year Played Year Played Year Played Galvin, Michael 1975 1973 Hendrikson, Brad 1992 1989 Kohansky, Matthew 2001 1998-2001 McCormick, Robert 1961 1959 Gamble, Richard 1974 1972-1974 Henshaw, Stanley, Jr . 1935 1933-1935 Kopchick, Samuel 1986 1983 McDonald, Robert 1985 1982-1984 Garbutt, Ryan 2009 2006-2009 Hicks, Daniel, II 1939 1937-1939 Korbl, Tye 2003 2000-2003 McEvoy, John 1986 1983-1986 68 Gardiner, Albert, Jr . 1928 1927-1928 Higgins, Donald 1959 1956-1957 Koutsogiane, Phillip 1966 1964 McGarry, Roderick 1961 1959-1961 Gardiner, G . Tilton 1957 1955 Hill, Prescott 1906 1904-1906 Kreick, Bradley 1991 1988-1991 McGinnis, Donald 1970 1968-1970 Gardinier, Charles 1966 1964 Hoiness, Brent 1998 1996-1998 Kuzneski, Joseph 1986 1983-1986 McIntosh, Robert 1977 1975-1977 Gardner, Henry 1905 1903 Holden, Mark 1980 1977-1980 Labarre, Jean-Francois 2002 1999-2002 McIntyre, Bruce 1963 1961-1963 Garrow, Tyler 2000 1997-2000 Holland, Michael 1975 1973 Labatte, Neil 1978 1976 McKay, William 1997 1994-1997 Garry, John 1966 1964 Hollen, Edward 1909 1906 LaChance, Mark 1989 1986-1989 McLaughlin, Greg 1963 1961-1963 Gaudreau, Robert 1966 1964-1966 Holowaty, Jeff 1998 1995-1998 LaFazia, Domenic 1954 1952 McLaughlin, Richard, Jr . 1970 1968-1970 Geraghty, Jim 1985 1982-1983 Hopkins, Edgar 1905 1905 LaForge, Riley 2012 2009 McLeod, Collin 1903 1901 Gherity, Mark 1981 1978-1981 Howard, Paul 1935 1933-1935 Lane, Frederick 1907 1904-1906 McMonagle, Sean 2010 2007-2009 Giblin, Paul 1999 1996-1999 Howard, Warren 1949 1948 Langton, Michael 1989 1986-1989 McNally, Graham 2002 1999-2000 Gilbane, Robert 1971 1969-1971 Howarth, Norman 1974 1972-1974 Larkin, Samuel 1929 1928 McNamara, Sean 1988 1985-1987 Gilbane, William 1970 1968-1970 Hoyer, John 1968 1966-1967 Laub, David 1960 1958-1960 McNary, Brian 2008 2005-2007 Gilbert, John 1952 1950-1952 Hoyt, Charles 1901 1900 Lawler, Jeff 2000 1997-2000 McPeak, Darren 2002 1999 Gill, George 1952 1950-1952 Humber, Charlie 1996 1993-1996 Lawrence, Alfred 1956 1952-53, 1955 McSween, William 1968 1966-1968 Gill, Robert 1954 1952-1954 Humber, Scott 1996 1994-1996 Lawson, Jim 1980 1977-1980 Meech, Mike 2005 2002-2005 Gilligan, Jerome 1975 1973 Hunt, Andrew 1950 1949 Laycock, Michael 1979 1976-1979 Menard, George 1950 1948-1950 Gilligan, William 1977 1975-1977 Hunt, Arthur 1933 1931-1933 LeCain, Pete 2006 2003-2006 Menard, Pete 1973 1971 Gillis, Matthew 1983 1980 Hunt, Donald 1930 1928 . 1930 Legg, Chris 2003 2000-2003 Menich, Steve 1976 1974 Girouard, Michael 1987 1984-1987 Hunt, Irving 1899 1898-1899 Legg, Robert 1934 1932-1934 Merrill, Jack 1973 1971-1973 Given, David 1975 1973-1975 Hunt, Stephen 1904 1902-1904 Lewis, William 1957 1955-1957 Merrill, Robert 1997 1994-1997 Gjerset, Jens 1987 1984 Hurley, Richard, Jr . 1932 1930-1932 Lindberg, John 1985 1982-1983 Milardo, Ronald 1983 1980-1982 Godreau, Albert 1959 1957-1959 Hurley, Sean 2008 2005-2008 Lingham, Philip 1930 1928-1930 Miller, David 1982 1978-79, 1981-82 Goering, Robert “Gil” 1963 1961-1963 Hutton, Robert 1932 1930-1932 Little, Leonard 1907 1905-1906 Miller, Ludlow 1958 1956-1958 Goggin, Patrick 1954 1952 Hyams, David 1933 1932 Lombardi, Jim 1989 1986-1989 Mills, Chris 1992 1989 Goldsborough, Henderson 1902 1899 Ihnacak, Brian 2007 2004-2007 Longfield, Ryan 2000 1997-2000 Milmine, Charles 1961 1959 Goldstein, Irwin 1971 1969-1971 Jacks, John 1987 1984 Lovitt, Kevin 1981 1978-1981 Molloy, Brian 1960 1958-1960 Gooding, Frank 1901 1900 Janigian, Marc 1986 1983-1984 Low, William 1901 1900-1901 Monsarrat, Michael 1980 1977-1980 Grant, Richard 1962 1959, 1961 Janjevich, Doug 2001 1998-2001 Lowe, Stephen 1905 1904 Mooney, James 1996 1993-1996 Gray, Peter 1959 1957-1959 Jardine, Brian 1996 1993-1996 Lowry, Ralph 1960 1959-1960 Moore, Terrance 1970 1968 Gray, William 1904 1901-1902 Jennings, Oliver 1905 1905 Lucky, Ted 1980 1977-1979 Moreland, Philip 1968 1966-1968 Griffin, Mike 2012 2009 Johnson, Charles 1949 1949 Lucky, Wayne 1977 1975-1977 Morton, David 1959 1957-1959 Gross, Frank 1928 1927 Johnson, David 1933 1931-1933 Lukewich, William 1977 1975-1977 Moulton, Wescott 1931 1929-1931 Gubbins, Albert 1952 1950-1952 Johnson, Todd 2008 2006-2007 Lundquist, Jim 1977 1975-1977 Mudryk, Shane 2004 2001-2004 Hagan, Paul 1936 1934 Jones, Charles, Jr . 1906 1904 MacCallum, Todd 1991 1988-1989 Mulhern, Richard 1955 1953 Haggett, Les 2005 2002-2005 Jones, Edward 1961 1959-1960 MacKay, Darrin 1992 1989-1992 Mulhern, Ryan 1996 1993-1996 Hall, Michael 1989 1986-1988 Jones, Gordon 1992 1991 MacKinney, Harold 1903 1899, 1902-03 Mullin, Martin 1955 1953 Hall, Rich 1981 1978-1979 Jones, Kelly 1994 1991-1994 Macks, Dennis 1967 1965-1967 Muncy, Sean 2009 2006-2009 Hall, Robert 1934 1932-1933 Jones, Patrick 1963 1961-1963 Maclellan, Jack 2012 2009 Murdoch, Alexander 1941 1939 Halvorsen, David 1955 1953-1955 Jones, Robert 1986 1983-1986 MacNevin, Ryan 2000 1998-1999 Murdoch, Sean 1994 1990-91, 1993-94 Hanley, Scott 1993 1990-1993 Judah, Noble, Jr . 1904 1901-1903 Macri, Vincent 2004 2001-2004 Murphy, Gregory 1988 1984-85, 1987-88 Hannah, Kim 1995 1992-1995 Kaban, Chris 1994 1991-1994 Madich, Jim 1975 1973-1975 Murphy, John 1952 1950-1952 Hansen, Harvey 1962 1960 Kane, William 1970 1969-1970 Mainelli, Hugo 1958 1956-1957 Naegele, Robert 1988 1985-1986 Harding, D .J . 1998 1995-1998 Kapuscinski, Rob 2005 2004-2005 Maley, Robert 1952 1950-1952 Neal, Kenneth 1966 1964-1966 Hardy, Robert 1989 1986-1989 Kass, Frederic, Jr . 1935 1933 Malo, Anthony 1951 1949-1951 Nelson, Frederick 1949 1948 Hargrove, James 1933 1931-1933 Kathol, Steve 1996 1994-1996 Manley, Henry 1965 1963-1965 Nelson, Paul 1940 1938-1939 Harkins, Charles 1940 1938 Keefe, Daniel 1955 1953-1955 Manocchia, Patrick 1983 1980-1983 Nelson, Timothy 1985 1984 Harkness, Albert 1909 1905-1906 Kelley, David 1960 1958-1960 Marble, Frank 1905 1902-1905 Newell, Francis 1958 1956-1957 Harrington, Earl 1941 1939 Kenneally, Robert 1990 1987-1990 Marble, Robert 1905 1904-1905 Newman, Walter, Jr . 1936 1935-1936 Harriss, Richard 1929 1928 Kenney, Peter 1962 1960 Margie, Peter 1987 1985 Newton, Clark 1940 1938-1939 Hart, Harrie 1936 1934-1936 Kent, James 1899 1899 Mars, Robert 1976 1974-1976 Nilsson, Raymond 1931 1929-1931 Hart, Henry, Jr . 1935 1933-1935 Kerins, William, Jr . 1936 1934-1936 Martin, Frank 1940 1938 Nimmo, John 1929 1928 Harvey, Chris 1990 1987-1990 Kersey, Jade 1999 1996-1999 Martino, Anthony 1995 1992-1995 Noble, Michael 1997 1994-1997 Harvey, William 1984 1980-81, 1983 Kidney, John 1941 1939 Mason, Stephen 1904 1901-1904 Noiles, Garrett 2012 2009 Haskell, Richard 1959 1957-1959 Kimball, John, Jr . 1948 1948 Mastrullo, Michael 1979 1976-1979 Nolan, John 1965 1963-1964 Hawley, John 1938 1936-1938 King, Steven 1991 1988-1991 Matteson, Paul 1906 1903, 1906 Nolan, John F . 1935 1933 Hayes, Greg 2000 1997-2000 King, William 1957 1955 Mayo, Everett, Jr . 1931 1929-1930 North, Lawrence 1953 1951-1953 Haywood, Brett 1994 1991-1993 Kingman, Russell, Jr . 1956 1954-1956 McCabe, Kevin 1977 1975-1977 Norwell, John 1968 1965, 1968 Healy, Henry 1950 1948-1949 Kirley, Keith 2003 2000-2003 McCarthy, Paul 1984 1981-1984 O’Brien, James 1993 1990-1993 Hebert, Donald 1959 1957-1959 Kliman, Kevin 2006 2005-2006 McCay, David 1972 1970-1972 O’Connor, Timothy 1985 1982-1985 Heimbach, Rick 1975 1973-1975 Klimchuk, Garth 1984 1981-1983 McColl, Bruce 1988 1985-1988 Ohman, Paul 1992 1988, 1990-92 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide

Brown’s All - Time Roster Sean Dersch ’07 Don Eccleston ’65 Harrie Hart ‘36 Philip Lingham ’30 Name Graduation Years Name Graduation Years Name Graduation Years Name Graduation Years Year Played Year Played Year Played Year Played Olczyk, Rick 1992 1989-1992 Reschny, Jeffrey 1995 1992-1995 Shepherd, Kenneth 1979 1976-1978 Trach, Eric 1995 1992-1995 Olney, Joseph, Jr . 1936 1934-1936 Reycroft, Louis 1972 1970-1972 Sherman, Richard 1968 1966-1967 Tracy, Edward, Jr . 1934 1932-1934 Olsen, James 1962 1960 Reynolds, Jim 1977 1975 Sibbald, Mark 2009 2006-2009 Traggio, Michael 1995 1992-1995 Olsen, Robert 1964 1962-1964 Rider, Kenneth 1956 1954-1956 Sigaty, Steve 2007 2004 Treat, Carlton 1965 1963 69 Omicioli, Kris 1995 1992 Rieser, Richard 1965 1963-1965 Simpson, George 1937 1935-1937 Tutless, Peter 1956 1954-1956 O’Neill, Brian 2000 1997-2000 Riley, Benjamin 1940 1939 Simpson, Todd 1995 1992 Urquhart, Ronald 1954 1952 Ostby, Ralph 1905 1902-1903 Riley, Brian 1983 1980-1983 Skenderian, Thomas 1968 1966 Vandam, Albert 1964 1962-1964 Otis, Horatio 1904 1900, 1902-04 Rinfret, Robert 1951 1948-1950 Skillings, Jackson 1937 1935-1937 Van der Linden, Scott 2010 2007-2009 Paige, Stanley 1932 1930-1932 Ringstad, Nick 2004 2001-2004 Skinner, Scott 1984 1981 VanSant, Stanley 1930 1928 Paine, Harold 1907 1904-1906 Roberts, David 1979 1976-1979 Slais, Eric 2009 2006-2009 Vantinnen, Pasi 1994 1993 Paine, Harry 1902 1899, 1901 Roberts, Thomas 1984 1981-1984 Slocum, Arthur 1901 1899 VanWickle, Robert 1929 1929 Palcho, Ralph 1955 1953 Robertson, David 2008 2005-2008 Slonim, John 1981 1978-1981 Vaughan, Benjamin, Jr . 1938 1936-1937 Palmer, Henry, Jr . 1932 1931 Robertson, Jarrett 2006 2002-03, 2005-06 Small, Wayne 1968 1966-1968 Verderber, Joseph 1992 1989-1992 Palmer, Matt 2009 2006-2009 Robinson, Brent 2004 2001-2004 Smith, Adrian 1999 1996-1999 Vernet, George 1953 1951-1952 Parker, Matthew 1988 1986-1987 Robinson, David 1967 1965 Smith, Brian 1963 1961-1963 Vezzosi, Gregory 1976 1974-1976 Parsons, Michael 1996 1993-1996 Roche, Robert 1993 1990 Smith, Charles 1909 1906 Vietze, Arthur 1954 1952-1954 Partridge, Horace 1928 1927-1928 Rockwood, Robert 1968 1966-1968 Smith, Doug 1974 1972-1974 Vincent, Edward 1949 1948-1949 Patterson, David 1972 1970-1972 Roe, John 1938 1938 Smith, Jarred 2012 2009 Vokes, Matt 2009 2006-2009 Peacock, Gary 1970 1968-1970 Roman, William 1977 1975 Smith, Keith 1974 1972-1974 Volpatti, Aaron 2010 2007-2009 Peckham, Josiah 1935 1933 Rosen, Dan 2010 2007-2009 Smith, William 1950 1948 Walker, Howard 1936 1934 Pelowski, Allan 1964 1962 Ross, Michael 1993 1990-1993 Smithson, Gordon 1936 1934-1936 Wallack, Thomas 1986 1983-1986 Perner, Michael 1988 1986-1988 Rotelli, Peter 1974 1972-1974 Smitko, Ron 1996 1993-1996 Walls, Alden 1931 1929-1931 Perrine, Earl 1929 1927, 1929 Roth, Edward, III 1940 1938 Snow, Cory 1931 1929-1931 Walsh, Robert 1969 1967-1969 Peters, William 1929 1927 Roux, Antonin 2007 2004-2007 Soares, J . Allan 1960 1958-1960 Walter, Owen 2003 2000-2003 Petit, Arthur 1953 1951-1953 Row, Dylan 2007 2004-2005 Soule, Frederick 1965 1963-1965 Walworth, George 1903 1900, 1902-03 Petit, Darrell 1982 1979-1982 Rowan, Scott 2005 2003-2005 Staff, Scott 1985 1981, 1983-84 Walworth, Walter, Jr . 1949 1948 Pettit, Richard 1954 1952-1954 Rukavina, John 1981 1978-1980 Stapleton, Brian 1974 1972-1974 Ward, Matthew 1935 1933 Petricig, John 2001 1998-2001 Russell, Jeremy 2011 2007, 2009 Stay, Dan 2000 1997 Warrington, Christian 2001 1998-2001 Pevear, Jesse 1899 1898-1899 Ryles, Thomas 1999 1996-1997 Steere, Robert 1901 1898-1901 Weeden, Raymer 1899 1899 Pevear, Theodore 1902 1899-1902 Sacheli, Frank 1970 1968-1970 Stein, Michael 1952 1950 Welch, Paul 1938 1936-1938 Pfeifer, Eugene 1962 1960 Sagaser, David 1974 1972-1974 Stepczyk, Bronislaw 1941 1939 Welky, Lee 1967 1966 Phillips, Harry 1902 1900-1902 Salem, Paul 1985 1984-1985 Sternberg, Frank 1950 1948-1950 Wenda, Mark 1978 1976-1978 Pho, Craig 1992 1989-1990 Saletta, Brian 2000 1996-1997 Stevenson, David 1975 1973-1975 Wenzel, Richard 1963 1961 Pietrus, Jordan 2010 2007-2009 Saltonstall, Robert, Jr . 1957 1955-1957 Stevenson, Paul 1978 1976 Werner, Leonard 1929 1927 Pizzo, Edward 1985 1982-1985 Sammis, Norman 1908 1906 Stirling, Scott 2000 1997-2000 Wheeler, Robert 1952 1950-1952 Pogor, Sascha 1993 1990-1993 SanSouci, Paul 1909 1906 Stockbridge, William 1933 1931, 1933 Whiston, Donald 1951 1949-1951 Poli, Chris 2008 2005-2008 Santanello, Dan 1981 1978-1981 Stonich, Mark 1988 1985-1986 White, James C . 1932 1930 Poor, George 1941 1939 Santini, Rugo 2006 2003-2006 Stovern, Skip 1978 1976-1978 White, Jim 1985 1982-1985 Pope, Kevin 2002 1999 Saunders, Adam 2004 2001-2003 Stravato, Paul 1992 1990-1992 White, William, Jr . 1938 1937-1938 Powers, Michael 1973 1971-1973 Sawyer, Fred 1937 1936-1937 Stromberg, Jari 1976 1974-1975 Whitehead, Richard 1967 1966 Pratt, Mike 2001 1998-2001 Scheffer, Rodman 1951 1948-1949 Stuart, Mike 2009 2006-2009 Whitney, George, Jr . 1959 1957 Prenda, Bruce 1987 1984 Schermerhorn, Edwin 1934 1932 Sullivan, Jamie 1992 1989 Whitney, Richard 1961 1957, 1960 Prescott, Damian 1998 1995-1998 Schmidt, Milton, “Connie” 1971 1969-71 Sutherland, James 1951 1949-1951 Whittemore, Scott 1985 1982-1985 Price, Bryan 1982 1979-1982 Schmitz, Jeffrey 1992 1989 Sventy, Dustin 1999 1996-1997 Whittet, Brendan 1994 1991-1994 Pridmore, Joseph 1949 1947-48 Schremp, Chris 1993 1990-1993 Sweet, Homer 1907 1905-1906 Wilks, Robert 1941 1939 Priest, John 1938 1937 Schwartz, David 1989 1986 Swenson, Grant 1992 1989 Williams, Marshall 1958 1956-1958 Priestly, Warren 1951 1949-1951 Schweikart, Arthur 1931 1930-1931 Swig, Melvin 1939 1937 Williamson, Donald 1984 1981-1983 Brown’s All - Time Roster Prindle, Paul 1958 1956-1958 Scott, David 1932 1930-1932 Swirbalus, Joseph 1988 1985, 1987 Wilson, Jason 2003 2000-2003 Pritchard, Rodney 1989 1986-1989 Scudder, Eliot 1904 1902-1903 Swon, Chris 2005 2002-2005 Wing, John 1935 1932 Prough, Jeff 2008 2005-2008 Scully, Rick 1980 1977-1980 Tanner, Harold 1909 1906 Wolff, Mike 2012 2009 Quinn, Daniel 1990 1989-1990 Seidman, Seth 2008 2005-2006 Taylor, George 1901 1899-1901 Wood, Kenneth 1941 1938-1939 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide Quinnell, Robert 1998 1996-1998 Sennott, Donald 1952 1950-1952 Thayer, Donald 1940 1938 Woodley, Donald 1959 1957-1958 Radomsky, Warren 1972 1970-1971 Sepe, William 1957 1955-1957 Thomas, Bran 1985 1982-1983 Woodworth, Albert 1902 1899 Radomsky, Wayne 1972 1970-1972 Setian, Leo 1954 1952, 1954 Thompson, Donald 1956 1954-1956 Wormith, Paul 1974 1973-1974 Ralston, Bruce 1957 1955 Shaughnessey, Robert 1949 1948 Thompson, Patrick 1995 1992-1995 Wormith, Stephen 1969 1967-1969 Randaccio, Al 1986 1984-1986 Shaughnessy, Mark 1994 1992-1994 Thornton, Robert 1975 1973-1975 Wright, Charles 1936 1934 Rastani, Richard 1967 1965-1967 Shaw, Richard 1937 1936-1937 Thunell, Hunter 2010 2007-2009 Yannetti, Mark 1994 1991 Rawson, Donald 1950 1948-1950 Shea, Steve 1973 1971-1973 Tichauer, Adam 2006 2003-2006 Zielinski, Jon 2001 1998-2001 Raymond, John 1936 1934 Sheehan, Dan 1990 1987-1988 Tiernan, Raymond 1973 1971-1972 Harry Zolnierczyk 2011 2008-2009 Read, Robert 1956 1954-1956 Sheehan, William 1941 1939 Timberlake, Devin 2010 2007-2009 Rechan, Mark 1987 1984-1987 Shepard, Lawrence 1949 1948 Tingley, Lawrence 1937 1935-1937 Current Players in Bold Rechan, Michael 1987 1984-1987 Shepherd, Alfred 1936 1934-1936 Toof, Hermon 1937 1935-1937 Reilly, Francis 1940 1938-1939 Shepherd, Frederick 1953 1950, 1952-53 Toombs, Alfred 1931 1931

Kevin Lovitt ’81 James O’Brien ’93 Wayne Small ’68 Peter Tutless ’56 The Athletic Hall of Fame, Inductees started in 1971, seeks Philip M . Lingham ‘30 W . Bruce Darling ‘66 to recognize alumni Westcott E . S . Moulton ‘31 David W . Ferguson ‘66 70 and others who, Alden R . Walls ‘31 Robert R . Gaudreau ‘66 through outstanding G . Edward Crane ‘31 R . Dennis Macks ‘67 performance and Jackson H . Skillings ‘37 F . Wayne Small ‘68 achievement in the George F . Menard ‘50 Coach James H . Fullerton ‘68 (Honorary) field of athletics, have Coach James Fullerton Warren E . Priestly ‘51 Robert C . Devaney ‘69 brought special honor Anthony A . Malo ‘51 Donald M . McGinnis ‘70 to Brown . Selection is based on how each Donald F . Whiston ‘51 Curt A . Bennett ‘70 candidate fared against the best possible John J . Gilbert, Jr . ‘52 Keith B . Smith ‘74 regional and national competition of Albert W . Gubbins ‘52 William P . Gilligan ‘77 his or her era, either in college or after John D . “Jake” Murphy ‘52 Kevin E . McCabe ‘77 graduation . Donald M . Sennott ‘52 Robert A . McIntosh ‘77 Robert J . Wheeler ‘52 Timothy E . Bothwell ‘78 Since 1971, 47 Brown hockey players and Robert E . Borah ‘55 James S . Bennett, ‘79 one Brown hockey coach -- Jim Fullerton Daniel M . Keefe ‘55 Michael E . Laycock ‘79 -- have been inducted into the Hall of Fame . S . Russell Kingman, Jr . ‘56 Michael Mastrullo ‘79 In addition to these Hall of Fame members, Peter J . Tutless ‘56 Mark M . Holden ‘80 whose names are listed at right, three other F . Rodney Dashnaw ‘58 Christopher T . Harvey ‘90 individuals closely associated with Brown Harry C . Batchelder Jr . ‘58 Steven A . King ’91 hockey have been inducted into the Hall David C . Kelley ‘60 Michael C . Brewer ’92 as “specials .” J . Allan Soares ‘60 Derek W . Chauvette ’93 Howard A . Crins, ‘29, a former Brown Donald C . Eccleston ‘65 Scott M . Hanley ’93 hockey player, earned his place in the Hall Leon C . Bryant ‘65 Ryan P . Mulhern ’96 of Fame for his many accomplishments as Terry W . Chapman ‘65 the high school hockey coach of Cranston East . Foster B . Davis, ‘39, is a former Brown Special Inductees player who later became the driving force behind the building of Meehan Auditorium . Howard A . Crins ’29 Joseph Castro, Jr . was enshrined in the Hall Foster B . Davis, Jr . ’39 of Fame in 1999 after serving 34 seasons Athletic Trainer Joseph Castro, Jr . behind the bench as the men’s ice hockey trainer . Thoughout his years at Brown, Castro helped to prepare nine different teams for NCAA Championships, including two hockey squads . Philip Marston Lingham, captain of the 1929-30 Bears and a member of the Class of 1930, represents the oldest Hall of Fame inductee . Lingham is credited with turning the Brown hockey program around in the late ‘20s and establishing a winning tradition that has lasted for years to come . Steven King, Class of 1991, is the hockey team’s most recent Hall of Fame Scott Hanley ’93 Derek Chauvette ’93 inductee .

2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide Bob Gaudreau ’66 Jack Skillings ’37 Ryan Mulhern ’96 Tim Bothwell ’78 Brown Hall of Fame David BrownSchidle ’11 William J. Cleary Cup Scotty M. On March 16, 2001, at the 40th league championship On March 9, 1989, the league paid tribute to in Lake Placid, N .Y ., ECAC Hockey paid tribute to retiring Commissioner Robert M . “Scotty” retiring Harvard Director of Athletics William J . “Bill” Whitelaw by announcing that the Division I 72 Cleary Jr . by re-naming its regular-season trophy the Men’s Ice Hockey Championship trophy would William J . Cleary Cup . be named the Whitelaw Cup . Cleary, whose association with Harvard spanned Whitelaw joined the ECAC in 1960 as Assistant six decades and included experiences as a student- Commissioner, two years before the ECAC athlete, coach, and administrator, served as director Division I Ice Hockey Championship was of athletics since February 14, 1990, after 19 seasons formalized . He became commissioner of the as the school’s men’s ice hockey coach . nation’s largest athletic conference in 1972 after the retirement of George L . Shiebler, and served Harvard enjoyed a great deal of on-field success in that capacity until his retirement on June 30, 1989 . during Cleary’s tenure . From the winter of 1990 through June 2001, Crimson teams captured 69 Ivy League titles and 28 National championships, During his term as commissioner, Whitelaw was instrumental in helping including the 1990 NCAA women’s lacrosse crown and the 1998-99 the ECAC grow and prosper . Nearly 50 and universities joined the women’s ice hockey title . ECAC during Whitelaw’s tenure as commissioner, and when he retired, the conference sponsored over 90 men’s and women’s championships in In 1997, Cleary received the Lester Patrick Award for contributions to 19 sports . Further, Whitelaw helped implement the ECAC’s move in 1973 hockey, was named to the NCAA Ice Hockey 50th Anniversary Team, was from the Royal Manhattan Hotel in New York to its current location, the chosen the U .S . Hockey Player of the Decade (1956-66), and was inducted Asa . S . Bushnell Center in Centerville, Massachusetts . into the International Ice . In 1996, he was selected one of the “100 Golden Olympians” by the U .S . Olympic Committee . He Whitelaw served many roles while with the ECAC . He was on the had previously been inducted in to the Olympic Hall of Fame Executive Board of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame in 1989 . and served as an advisor to the Metropolitan Intercollegiate Basketball Association, the sponsor of the National Invitation Tournament . He also Cleary ranks among the greatest athletes to play for Harvard, and he still served on numerous NCAA committees . holds or shares seven University records in hockey . He was a First Team All-America selection in 1954-55 when he helped the Crimson get a berth in the NCAA Final Four . 2010 ECAC Hockey Championship Within the collegiate hockey community, ECAC Hockey has a tradition ECAC Hockey tournament play will commence Friday, March 5 when the and history unsurpassed by any other conference . On June 18, 2002, conference’s Nos . 5-8 seeds, as determined by the final regular-season the league added another chapter to its illustrious tradition when it standings, host teams ranked Nos . 9-12 in first-round action . All series reached an agreement with SMG Management Group to conduct its will be best-of-three games and will be played on the campuses of the men’s championship at the (formerly the Pepsi higher-seeded teams . Arena) in Albany, NY .The relationship has gone so well, the agreement The four first-round series winners will advance to quarterfinals action to was extended in September 2004 through 2008, and again in March 2007 face the conference’s top four teams as determined by the final regular- through 2010 . season standings . The best-of-three games series will be played on the Established in 1961-62, the ECAC Hockey comprises 12 of the most campuses of the top four seeds March 12-14 . prestigious institutions in the nation . Member schools include Brown The conference’s top four teams in 2009-10, as determined by the outcome University, , , , of quarterfinals action, will gather at the Times Union Center to determine , , , Quinnipiac the conference tournament’s 49th champion . Teams will be re-seeded for University, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, St . Lawrence University, the championship rounds . , and . The 49th championship will comprise four games beginning Friday, The Times Union Center is only the fourth site of the event in its 44-year March 19 and concluding Saturday, March 20 . On Friday, March 19, the history . The championship has previously been conducted at the Boston No . 4-seeded team will face the No . 1 seed in the first semifinals contest, Arena (1962-67), Boston Garden (1968-92) and Olympic Arena in Lake followed by the No . 3 seed versus the No . 2 seed in the second semifinals Placid, NY (1993-02) . game . On Saturday, March 20, the third-place and championship games The 2010 Bank of America ECAC Hockey Championship marks the will be played . The ECAC Hockey champion receives an automatic bid to eighth year of the league’s championship format featuring a 12-team the NCAA Championship . championship held over three weekends . From 1998-02, the league As part of the championship, ECAC Hockey will conduct its annual awards conducted a 10-team tournament with five teams advancing to the banquet . championship round . Past Tournament Champions Championship Schedule 1961-62 St . Lawrence 1977-78 Boston College 1993-94 Harvard Game Times Subject to Change 1962-63 Harvard 1978-79 New Hampshire 1994-95 Rensselaer 1963-64 Providence 1979-80 Cornell 1995-96 Cornell First Round ...... Friday-Sunday, March 5-7 1964-65 Boston College 1980-81 Providence 1996-97 Cornell Best-of-three games at campus sites 1965-66 Clarkson 1981-82 Northeastern 1997-98 Princeton 1966-67 Cornell 1982-83 Harvard 1998-99 Clarkson Quarterfinals ...... Friday-Sunday, March 12-14 1967-68 Cornell 1983-84 Rensselaer 1999-00 St . Lawrence Best-of-three games at campus sites 1968-69 Cornell 1984-85 Rensselaer 2000-01 St . Lawrence 1969-70 Cornell 1985-86 Cornell 2001-02 Harvard Championship Round ...... at. Times Union Center, Albany, New York 1970-71 Harvard 1986-87 Harvard 2002-03 Cornell ...... 1971-72 Boston Univ . 1987-88 St . Lawrence 2003-04 Harvard Friday, March 19 1972-73 Cornell 1988-89 St . Lawrence 2004-05 Cornell Semifinals ...... No. . 4 vs . No . 1, 4:30 p .m . 1973-74 Boston Univ . 1989-90 Colgate 2005-06 Harvard ...... No . 3 vs . No . 2, 8 p .m . 1974-75 Boston Univ . 1990-91 Clarkson 2006-07 Clarkson 1975-76 Boston Univ . 1991-92 St . Lawrence 2007-08 Princeton 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide Saturday, March 20 ...... Third-Place Game, 4:30 p .m . ECAC Hockey 1976-77 Boston Univ . 1992-93 Clarkson 2008-09 Yale ...... Championship Game, 8 p .m . Tradition: ECAC Hockey, “where hockey’s not just another tradition .” ECAC Hockey, as it exists today, was founded in 1961 . The evolution began with an ‘informal’ conference, which witnessed prosperous years in the late 60’s and early 70’s and now over the 73 years progressed into one of the best college hockey leagues in the country . year with a “Skating with the Tigers” event . Members of the ECAC Hockey is one of six conferences that compete in NCAA Union College men’s hockey team routinely serve Thanksgiving Division I Men’s and Women’s Hockey Championships . The Day dinner at the Schenectady YMCA . conference is comprised of 12 institutions filled with tradition, Leadership: Delivering hockey and connecting strong legendary players, coaches, and administrators who have paved values beyond the playing surface has produced its share of the way for recognizing and celebrating yearly accomplishments administrators in the (NHL) . Peter on and off the ice . Chiarelli (Harvard) is the general manager of the Boston With a noteworthy past, collegiate ice hockey has been a Bruins; Mike Barnett (St . Lawrence) is currently serving as mainstay with member institutions for nearly a century . On the general manager of the Phoenix Coyotes, while fellow January 19, 1898, less than two years after the first-ever St . Lawrence University grad Ray Shero is the general college hockey game, Brown defeated Harvard in Boston, MA manager of the ; (Clarkson) in the first college hockey game between the two school still is the Director of Player Personnel for the ; Brent sponsoring the sport . Flahr (Princeton) was named the Director ECAC Hockey has evolved into pure hockey . The rise to of Hockey Operations; Rick Olczyk (Brown) is the Assistant prominence has not been limited to the playing surface, as the General Manager for the ; (St . league’s alumni has cemented itself with such identifiable labels Lawrence) recently accepted his 8th coaching position in the as; integrity, sportsmanship, leadership, scholarship, pursuit of National Hockey League (NHL) with the ; Mike excellence, and commitment . Milbury (Colgate) recently served as general manager of the N Y. . Islanders and is now a special assistant to the owner; Cornell’s Integrity: Prestigious play, fairness and respect have been served as vice-chairman of Maple Leaf Sports values associated with former ECAC Hockey players that have and Entertainment LTD . St . Lawrence graduates Bill Torrey been carried onto the next level . Today, many former players and Jacques Martin serve as the ’ alternate are enjoying careers and are respected on the next level in governor and general manager/head coach In addition, NHL the National Hockey League (NHL) . Former League standouts Commissioner is a Cornell graduate . include 2007 Champion forwards Andy McDonald (Colgate), George Parros (Princeton), and Todd Scholarship: It is been a primary goal of ECAC Hockey Marchant (Clarkson) and defenseman Kent Huskins (Clarkson); institutions to strive for academic achievement . It is instilled forward (Clarkson); Calgary that all student-athletes not only excel in sports, but build Flames forward (Clarkson); character . Each year all teams boast several players on the forwards Craig Adams (Harvard), (Clarkson) and Jeff all ECAC Hockey All-Academic Team . Hamilton (Yale); Blackhawks forward Craig Macdonald Few, if any, conferences have been able to produce a list of (Harvard); Dallas Stars forward (Princeton); Florida influential and successful alumni like ECAC Hockey . Scott Hanley Panthers defenseman Noah Welch (Harvard); Los Angles Kings (Brown) currently serves as Director of Sports and Competition forward John Zeiler (St . Lawrence); forward for ESPN , while John McLennan (Clarkson) spent 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide (Harvard) and Todd White (Clarkson); Montreal his career as CEO of Bell Canada . Some former ECAC Hockey Canadiens forward Chris Higgins (Yale); players became inventors, like Colgate’s Ed Werner and John forward Rich Peverly (St . Lawrence); N .Y . Islanders forward Haney, who invented the board game Trivial Pursuit . Todd Simpson (Brown); Phoenix Coyotes goaltender David LeNeveu (Cornell); defenseman Randy Pursuit of Excellence: Since 2003 the Times Union Center Jones (Clarkson); defenseman Doug Murray (formerly Pepsi Arena) has played host to the ECAC Hockey (Cornell); St . Louis Blues forward (Dartmouth); Championship . This exciting weekend has developed into more Canucks defenseman Willie Mitchell (Clarkson); than a hockey tournament with packed houses and a special and Washington Capitals forward (Clarkson) and FanFest celebration . ECAC Hockey defenseman Brian Pothier (Rensselaer) . Over the last several years the League has witnessed an influx of players into the National Hockey League (NHL) . In the 2007 Sportsmanship: Respect, working hard, and intense competition NHL Entry Draft six players with ECAC Hockey ties were taken help mold some of the players into the model student-athlete including incoming Cornell freshman . and citizen . Over the years Yale has conducted various programs providing Commitment: The future of ECAC Hockey continues to develop, opportunities for New Haven youth to interact with inspirational as it is consistently labeled as one of the premier conferences role models . Among their achievements are organizing an from top to bottom . Each year all 12 institutions strive to set new introductory skating program for youths and operating summer- standards of excellence . The League continues to offer a variety day camps for children from disadvantaged neighborhoods . to their fans and alumni including television broadcasts of Every year prior to the regular season teams such as Rensselaer several games, including tournament games, a newly designed host a special skating night for fans to acquaint themselves with conference web site with up to the minute scoring updates, and the team . Princeton also participates a few times during the a weekly radio report during the season . Brown In The ECAC Tournament Brown In The NCAA Tournament Season Brown OPP Arena (Site) Season Brown OPP Arena (Site) 1962-63 Clarkson 1 3 Walker Arena (Potsdam, NY) 1950-51 Colorado College 8 4 Colorado Springs, CO (Broadmoor Ice Palace) 1964-65 Cornell 4 3 (OT) Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) Michigan 1 7 Colorado Springs, CO (Broadmoor Ice Palace) 74 Boston Univ . 5 2 Boston Arena 1964-65 Michigan Tech 0 4 Providence, RI (Meehan Auditorium) Boston College 2 6 Boston Arena North Dakota 5 9 Providence, RI (Meehan Auditorium) 1965-66 St . Lawrence 4 2 Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) 1975-76 Michigan Tech 6 7 (2 OT) Denver, CO (D.U. Arena) Clarkson 1 2 Boston Arena Boston University 8 7 Denver, CO (D.U. Arena) Boston Univ . 2 5 Boston Arena 1992-93 MN-Duluth 3 7 Detroit, MI (Joe Louis Arena) 1966-67 Cornell 2 11 (Ithaca, NY) 1967-68 Clarkson 3 7 Walker Arena (Potsdam, NY) 1969-70 Clarkson 5 6 (OT) Walker Arena (Potsdam, NY) ECAC/NCAA All-Tournament Selections 1970-71 Harvard 3 4 Watson Rink (Cambridge, MA) 1974-75 Boston Univ . 4 5 (OT) Walter Brown Arena (Boston, MA) NCAA 1975-76 Dartmouth 5 4 (OT) Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) 1951 ...... Don Whiston, G – Tournament MVP, First Team Cornell 6 2 Boston Garden Boston Univ . 2 9 Boston Garden Jim Sutherland, D – Second Team 1976-77 New Hamp . 3 4 (OT) Snively Arena (Durham, NH) John Murphy, D – Second Team 1977-78 Clarkson 6 2 Walker Arena (Potsdam, NY) Al Gubbins, F – Second Team

Boston College 4 6 Boston Garden 1965 ...... Dennis Macks, F – Second Team Boston Univ . 4 8 Boston Garden 1986-87 Harvard 2 6 Bright Hockey Center (Cambridge, MA) Harvard 2 5 Bright Hockey Center (Cambridge, MA) ECAC 1989-90 Vermont 7 5 Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) 1965 ...... Terry Chapman, F – Second Team R .P .I . 3 5 (Troy, NY) R .P .I . 4 6 Houston Field House (Troy, NY) Don Eccleston, D – Second Team 1990-91 Yale 1 2 Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) 1966 ...... Bob Gaudreau, F – First Team 1991-92 Clarkson 3 8 (Potsdam, NY) Dave Ferguson, G – Second Team

1992-93 Yale 3 3 Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) 1993 ...... Chris Kaban, Yale 5 3 Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) Jamie O’Brien, D Harvard 3 1 Olympic Center (Lake Placid, NY) Clarkson 1 3 Olympic Center (Lake Placid, NY) 2003 ...... Yann Danis, G 1993-94 Vermont 5 8 Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) Vermont 3 2 Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) Vermont 3 2 Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) Harvard 1 5 Olympic Center (Lake Placid, NY) Clarkson 2 6 Olympic Center (Lake Placid, NY) 1994-95 Princeton 3 4 Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) Princeton 3 2 Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) Princeton 2 3 (2 OT) Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) 1995-96 Princeton 4 3 Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) Clarkson 2 5 Cheel Arena (Potsdam, NY) Clarkson 3 5 Cheel Arena (Potsdam, NY) 1997-98 Princeton 2 3 Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) Princeton 6 0 Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) Princeton 3 5 Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) 1998-99 Clarkson 2 3 (OT) Cheel Arena (Potsdam, NY) Clarkson 1 3 Cheel Arena (Potsdam, NY) Don Whiston ’50 Dennis Macks ’67 2001-02 Harvard 1 4 Bright Hockey Center (Cambridge, MA) Harvard 1 2 (2OT) Bright Hockey Center (Cambridge, MA) 2002-03 Princeton 2 1 Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) Princeton 3 1 Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) Yale 4 3 (OT) Ingalls Rink (New Haven, CT) Yale 1 2 Ingalls Rink (New Haven, CT) Yale 4 0 Ingalls Rink (New Haven, CT) Cornell 0 2 Pepsi Arena (Albany, NY) Dartmouth 2 4 Pepsi Arena (Albany, NY) 2003-04 Harvard 2 4 Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) Harvard 2 3 (OT) Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) 2004-05 Rensselaer 7 4 Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) Rensselaer 4 3 (OT) Meehan Auditorium (Providence, RI) Colgate 1 4 (Hamilton, NY) Colgate 0 3 Starr Rink (Hamilton, NY) 2005-06 St . Lawrence 2 3 (OT) (Canton, NY) St . Lawrence 3 2 Appleton Arena (Canton, NY) St . Lawrence 4 5 (OT) Appleton Arena (Canton, NY) 2006-07 Princeton 4 3 (OT) Baker Rink (Princeton, NJ) Princeton 1 2 (OT) Baker Rink (Princeton, NJ) Princeton 3 4 Baker Rink (Princeton, NJ) 2007-08 Quinnipiac 6 7 (OT) TD Banknorth Sports Center (Hamden, CT) Quinnipiac 1 7 TD Banknorth Sports Center (Hamden, CT) 2008-09 Harvard 1 0 Bright Hockey Center (Cambridge, MA) Harvard 2 0 Bright Hockey Center (Cambridge, MA) Yale 2 4 Ingalls Rink (New Haven, CT) Yale 0 2 Ingalls Rink (New Haven, CT) 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide Brown in the ECAC Hockey and NCAA Tournament James O’Brien ’93 While the 2005-06 academic year marked the 50th earning NCAA team championships in fencing, of the season of Ivy League athletic competition, men’s lacrosse, women’s lacrosse and women’s Brown’s Ivy Players Year the rivalries and traditions in the League go so rowing . The League has also captured national much deeper . The first official athletic competition champions in the non-NCAA sports of men’s between League schools was more than 150 years squash and men’s rowing . All eight Ivy League ago (1852, Harvard-Yale rowing) and the first schools have had at least one NCAA champion 75 football game was more than 130 years ago (1872, – individual or team – during this span . Columbia-Yale) . n Amassed more than 100 All-Americans each In the early days, the Ivy schools dominated college year . athletics . All-America status, Olympic medals, and n Averaged more than a dozen Academic All- national championships were routinely earned by Americans each year, including an all-time high students from the Ancient Eight . of 18 in 2006-07 . Today, Ivy Leaguers continue to claim national titles n Posted far and away the best record in Division and Olympic medals as well as All-America and I, across all sports and conferences, in the Academic All-America status . Hundreds continue first two annual compilations of the NCAA’s athletic careers as professionals and hundreds Academic Progress Rate, posted in the spring of more as coaches and athletic administrators . 2007 and 2008 . The student-athletes also are among the nation’s n Had 202 competitors at the five leading public servants, doctors, journalists, (2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008) . Those 202 have lawyers, scientists, scholars, business leaders, collected 63 medals, including 20 gold . entertainers, educators and so much more . Mike Brewer ‘92 n Hosted the first ESPN College GameDay football The success of the League comes without athletic show to draw more than 1 .5 million households scholarships while maintaining self-imposed (2002) . high academic standards . The Ivy League has demonstrated a rare willingness and ability, n Sent numerous athletes into the professional given the pressures on inter-collegiate success ranks — the Women’s United Soccer Association throughout the nation, to abide by these rules and (including Dartmouth’s Kristin Luckenbill of still compete successfully in Division I athletics . the 2002 Founders Cup champion Carolina Courage), National Football League (including Sponsoring conference championships in 33 men’s Brown’s Sean Morey of the and women’s sports, and averaging more than and Harvard’s Isaiah Kacyvenski of the Seattle 35 varsity teams at each school, the Ivy League Seahawks, team captains for provides intercollegiate athletic opportunities for XL, and Cornell’s Kevin Boothe, Brown’s Zak more men and women than any other conference DeOssie and Penn’s Jim Finn of the Super Bowl in the country . All eight Ivy schools are among the XLII champion ), Major League “top 20” of NCAA Division I schools in number of Lacrosse (including Princeton’s Ryan Boyle sports offered for both men and women . and Matt Striebel of the three-time champion The term “Ivy colleges” was first used in October Philadelphia Barrage), National Hockey League 1933 by Stanley Woodward of the New York Herald (including Princeton’s George Parros of the 2007 Tribune to describe the eight current Ivy schools Stanley Cup champion Anaheim Ducks) and (plus Army) . On Feb . 8, 1935, (including Princeton’s sports editor Alan Gould first used the exact term Chris Young of the San Diego Padres, 2007 Ryan Mulhern ‘96 “Ivy League .” All-Star) . The first “Ivy Group Agreement,” signed in n Became the first conference to “sweep” the four 1945, applied only to football . It affirmed the major NCAA Honors in the same year (2006) — observance of common practices in academic Columbia’s Robert Kraft claiming the Theodore standards and eligibility requirements and the Roosevelt Award; Princeton’s John Doar the administration of need-based financial aid, with Inspirational Award; Yale’s Susan Wellington 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide no athletic scholarships . The agreement created a Silver Anniversary Award; and Brown’s Nick the Presidents Policy Committee, including the Hartigan a Top VIII Award . eight Presidents; the Coordination and Eligibility n Became the second conference with three of Committee, made up of one senior non-athletic the six NCAA Silver Anniversary Award winners administrator from each school; and the committee in the same year (2007) — Dartmouth’s Gail on Administration, comprised of the eight directors Koziara Boudreaux, Brown’s Steve Jordan, and of athletics . Yale’s Patricia Melton .

The Ivy Presidents extended the Ivy Group The Ivy League n Finished eighth among the 31 Division I Agreement to all intercollegiate sports in February conferences in the 2007-08 Directors’ Cup 1954 . Their statement also focused on presidential presented annually by the National Association governance of the League, the importance of intra- of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), League competition, and a desire that recruited United States Sports Academy and USA Today . athletes is academically ‘representative’ of each Yann Danis ‘04 institution’s overall student body . Although that is the League’s official founding date, the first year of competition was 1956-57 . The League office is housed in Princeton, N .J ., under the leadership of newly appointed Executive Director Robin Harris, who has been at that post since 1984 . Since 2000 alone, the Ivy League . . n Produced NCAA individual champions in fencing, women’s swimming and diving, men’s indoor track & field, men’s outdoor track and field, women’s indoor track and field, women’s outdoor track and field and wrestling while The 2003 - 2004 Team claimed the Ivy Championship with a 7-2-1 Ivy Record.

Brown University, a leading Ivy League institution, is the only major research university in the nation where undergraduates design their own course of study . Barron’s Guide to the Most Competitive Colleges has described Brown as “the perfect university for self-motivated and confident students 77 who desire an education [they create] on their own terms ”. By providing a rich undergraduate experience together with strong graduate and medical programs, the University fosters internal and external discovery at each level of the academic enterprise .

Brown is located in the College Hill residential section of Providence, Rhode Island, widely praised as one of America’s most livable “renaissance cities .” Boston is less than an hour away by train or car, and the state’s major airport is a 15-minute taxi or shuttle ride from the campus .

The seventh oldest university in America, Brown was established in 1764 as Rhode Island College in the town of Warren and enrolled its first students in 1765 . In 1770 the College moved to its present location, and in 1804 it was renamed Brown University to honor a $5,000 donation from local merchant Nicholas Brown .

Brown draws talented students nationally and internationally . They work in partnership with a faculty known for its prize- winning multidisciplinary scholarship and dedication to teaching . Many students integrate study abroad or self- designed research projects into their academic programs . Students also have the opportunity to get involved in several hundred extracurricular student activities and to develop their talents and interests in an atmosphere of encouragement and creativity .

About 25 percent of Brown graduates immediately go on to graduate or professional study, and within ten years of graduating more than 80 percent enter graduate or professional school . Popular career choices are business, consulting, technology, teaching, public service, computer graphics, and the arts .

In recent years, the University has launched Boldly Brown, a program for academic enrichment that is enlarging its faculty by 100 members, improving support for graduate students, and 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide investing in libraries, information technology, and academic facilities . As part of this extensive program of enhancements, the University instituted a need-blind undergraduate admission process to ensure all worthy applicants access to the University, regardless of their ability to pay . About Brown The Campus Innovative Grading Brown University’s 140-acre main campus is part of a historic In most courses, students may elect to have their work graded residential neighborhood that overlooks Providence’s downtown with either “ABC/No Credit” or “Satisfactory No Credit ”. Students 78 business and shopping district . With its riverfront walkways may change their grading options at any time before the middle and beautifully designed public spaces, shopping at one of the of the semester . largest malls in New England, nationally renowned restaurants, thriving art and theater districts, museums, and entertainment Degree Requirements facilities, Providence is a an exciting city to live and study in . Train and bus service allows day trips to Boston and New York . Public The average course load is four per semester, which translates into transportation offers convenient travel to Newport, Cape Cod, 12 hours of classroom time per week, not including lab sessions . Martha’s Vineyard, and throughout New England . Brown undergraduates must pass 30 courses and complete the requirements for a concentration in order to receive a bachelor’s degree . From eight to 21 of the courses taken – depending on the Student Diversity department and degree selected – must be concentrated in a

Undergraduate...... 5,874. single major field of study . Students select their concentrations

Male...... 2,834 by the end of second semester of the sophomore year .

Female...... 3,040. Graduate School ...... 1,737 Degrees Offered Medical School...... 409 n Bachelor of arts in 80 areas of humanities, social sciences, Undergraduate Geographic Distribution mathematics, engineering, and life and physical sciences . (due to estimates, percentages may not total 100%) n Bachelor of science in, among other science-focused areas,

States Represented...... 50 applied mathematics, aquatic biology, biochemistry, biology,

From New England...... 23 .75% biophysics, chemistry, cognitive science, computer science,

Outside New England (in U .S .)...... 67% engineering, environmental science, geological sciences,

International...... 8 . .75% mathematics, neuroscience, physics and psychology . n Program in Liberal Medical Education for 60 well-qualified Faculty freshmen who may combine undergraduate and medical studies in an eight-year continuum . Students may earn an A .B . The Brown faculty is one of the finest in the nation . By tradition, even or Sc .B . degree and the M .D . degree . the most distinguished senior professors teach undergraduates . Brown’s faculty welcomes both undergraduate and graduate n Bachelor of arts/bachelor of science (combined degree program) . students as collaborators in research labs and in the field, and n Bachelor of science/master of science (combined degree program) . its many preeminent scholars make important contributions to the n Bachelor of arts/master of arts (combined degree program) . world through research and writing . The student faculty ratio is 8:1 . Unique Curriculum Brown is internationally known for its dynamic undergraduate curriculum, developed via student and faculty collaboration and implemented by faculty vote in 1969 . More than 2,000 undergraduate courses support more than 100 concentrations, or majors, many of them interdisciplinary, as well as a wide variety of independent studies . The curriculum does not require distribution or core courses outside the concentration . At the heart of the Brown curriculum are three basic principles: that students are active participants in learning; that acquiring analytical and critical skills is as important as mastering factual knowledge; and that learning requires opportunities for experimentation and cross-disciplinary synthesis . According to Barron’s Guide, “Students see this [curriculum] as Brown’s greatest offering and work hard to take advantage of it .” 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide Facts About Brown Charles Evans Hughes 1881 - Supreme Court Justice; Athletics Presidential candidate in 1916; Governor of New York 1891 - Football coach, named Louis Redding ’23 - lawyer and civil rights pioneer for him Philip Noel ’54 - Governor of Rhode Island Fritz Pollard ’19 - First African-American to be named a college Donald L. Carcieri ’65 - Governor of Rhode Island 79 All-American back; first African-American in Ira Magaziner ’69 - Co-author and prime mover behind Brown’s the NFL; recently inducted into the Professional Football 1969 “New Curriculum;” senior advisor to President Clinton Hall of Fame . Kenneth Starr ’69 A.M. - Federal appeals-court judge ’50 - Head football coach Penn State University Lincoln Chafee ’75 - United States Senator, Rhode Island Mark Donohue ’59 - Indianapolis 500 champion racecar driver David Cicilline ’83 - Mayor of Providence Curt Bennett ’70 - NHL hockey player Patrick Lynch ’87 - Rhode Island Attorney General Bill Almon ’75 - 14-year career as a Major League Baseball Bobby Jindal ’92 - Governor of Lousiana shortstop Steve Jordan ’82 - Six-time Pro Bowl for the History Minnestoa Vikings Winthrop Jordan ’60 - Ph .D, historian and National Book George Pyne ’89 - President, IMG Sports & Entertainment Award-winning author (White Over Black, 1968) Sean Morey ’99 - Arizona Cardinals Lawrence Small ’63 - Secretary (head), the Smithsonian Zak DeOssie ’07 - New York Giants Institution Business Journalism & Broadcasting Laura Linney ’86 John D. Rockefeller, Jr. 1897 - Philanthropist Irving R. Levine ’44 - NBC Chief Economics Correspondent Thomas J. Watson ’37 - Chairman of the Board of IBM; U . S . Cathleen McGuigan ’71 - Senior editor, Newsweek Ambassador to Russia Chris Berman ’77 - ESPN anchor, 12 CableACE awards; earned Bill Wirtz ’50 - President and owner of the NHL’s Chicago 7 Emmy awards; two-time Sportscaster of the Year Blackhawks Alison Stewart ’88 - MSNBC News Correspondent; former Artemis Joukowsky ’55 - Businessman, philanthropist, former MTV News Anchor; Peabody Award winner Brown chancellor David Rohde ’90 - Pulitzer prize-winning reporter, The New Ted Turner ’60 - Sailing champion; creator of CNN, TNT and York Times TBS cable stations John Sculley ’61 - Apple Computer Literature Timothy Forbes ’76 - CEO, Forbes, Inc . Nathanael West ’24 - Writer, Author, “The Day of the Locust” Andre’ Leon Talley ’74 - A .M ., Vogue, editor at large S.J. Perelman ’23 - Writer, humorist; scriptwriter for Marx Chris Berman ’77 Jeffrey Swartz ’82 - CEO, Timberland Brothers movies Tom Scott ’90 and Tom First ’89 - Founders and chairmen, Alfred Uhry ’58 - Pulitzer Prize winning author of “Driving Miss Nantucket Nectars Daisy” Matt Dunn ’92 - Executive director, AmeriCorps*VISTA Jeff Eugenides ’82 - Novelist (Middlesex, The Virginia Education Suicides), Pulitzer Prize-winner for fiction Prominent Brown Alumni Horace Mann 1819 - Called “Father of American public Music education .” Mary Chapin Carpenter ’81 - Grammy Award-winning singer/ Vernon Alden ’45 - President, Ohio University songwriter 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide Frank Newman ’47 - President, URI; president, Education Dorsey James ’83 - Senior vice president, Arista Records Commission of States Craig Kallman ’87 - President, Big Beat Records; executive Film, Stage, Television vice president, Atlantic Records Lisa Loeb ’90 - Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Robin Green ’67 - Screenwriter for The Sopranos Duncan Sheik ’92 - Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Ted Turner ’60 James Naughton ’67 - Broadway, television, and film actor/ Nate Albert ’02 - Guitarist, the Mighty Mighty Bosstones singer; Tony Award winner (Chicago) Jobeth Williams ’70 -Actress, Kramer vs . Kramer, Poltergeist, Science The Big Chill William W. Keen 1859 - Surgeon, performed first successful Debra Lee ’76 - President Black Entertainment Television (BET) operation for a brain tumor in the United States Scott Anderson ’86 - Oscar-winning special effects (Babe, John Tukey ’37 Sc.M. - mathematician, “the father of computer 1995) software Laura Linney ’86 - Actress; Oscar nominee (Kinsey); Mystic Thomas O. Paine ’42 - head of NASA during the first U .S . moon River, Jurassic Park landing Doug Liman ’88 - Director/producer (Swingers, The Bourne Jane Kates Pincus ’59 - co-writer of the best-selling Our Identity) Bodies, Ourselves Julie Bowen ’91 - Actress (Happy Gilmore, Ed) Katheryn Scott Fuller ’69 - President and CEO of the World Nilo Cruz, M.F.A ’94 - Playwright; Pulitzer Prize-winner for Wildlife Fund drama Byron Lichtenberg ’69 - First civilian scientist to travel in space Government John Hay 1858 - Secretary of State; secretary to Abraham Lincoln; ambassador to England Lisa Loeb ’90 Jimmy Bennett, ’79 Bob Kenneally, ’90 President Associate Athletic Director Mitkem Corporation Brown University Eric Bommer, ’91 Steve King, ’91 Partner Executive Director 80 Sentinel Capital Partners Brown Sports Foundation Tim Bothwell, ’78 Brad Krieck, ’91 Head Coach Vice President Women’s Hockey Business Development Healthsource NH Bob Bruce, ’66 Mike Langton, ’89 President Personal Financial Advisor R .B . Financial Group American Express Karl Burns, ’88 Jeffrey Lawler, M.D., ’00 Calaway Golf Resident Eric Bommer ’91 Kelly Burns, ’88 School of Medicine New Era Hats Jim Lawson, ’80 Derek Chauvette, ’93 Attorney Partner Sales Representative Davies, Ward and Beck Key Capital Markets Mike Laycock, ’79 Kevit Cook, ’58 Accountant Vice President Partner BDO Dunwoody Buxton Company Jim Lombardi, ’89 Pascal Denis, ’04 Managing Director/Partner Audax Management Co ,. LLC Atticus Capital Brian Driscoll, ’84 Pat Manocchia ’83 Senior Director Personal Trainer/Owner PriceGrabber .com LaPalestra Health Club (NYC) John Dunham, ’64 Bruce Mansfield, ’54 Managing Attorney Owner Legal Division Department of Revenue (CT) Mansfield Investment Head Coach Trinity College Bob Mars ’76 Charlie Humber ’96 Tom Echeverria, ’68 WP&R South Mars Industrial Supply Co . Orthopedic Surgeon Ryan Mulhern ’96 Franklin Orthopedic Group Assistant Hockey Coach/Associate Director of Mike Edwards, ’70 Admissions Vice President St . George’s School Citizens Financial Group Sean Murdoch, ’94 Mark Fabbro, ’94 Associate Management Consultant Vice President Morgan Stanley Arnold Worldwide John Murphy, ’52 Bob Gaudreau, ’66 Owner Ownership John Murphy & Co . Real Estate Guardian Properties Robert Naegele, ’88 Jim Geraghty, Jr., ’85 Chairman/Board Member Vice President Misson Hockey Company Donaldson, Lufkin and Jenrette James O’Brien, ’93 Bob Gilbane, ’71 Financial Advisor President Merryl Lynch Gilbane Properties Ricky Olczyk, ’92 Mike Langton ’89 William Gilbane, ’70 Assistant GM Senior Vice President Edmonton Oilers Gilbane Building Company Dan Quinn, ’90 David Given, ’75 Doctor in Residence Managing Partner Rhode Island Hospital Blue Print Capital Partners John Petricig ’01 Scott Hanley, ’93 U S. . Secret Service Attorney/Director of Planning and Development Lou Reycroft ’72 ESPN X-Games NHL Scout Kim Hannah, ’95 NJ Devils Grain Merchant Richard Rieser, ’65 Cargil Inc . (Saskatchewan) President/Chairman Jeff Holowaty, ’98 First Oak Brook Bancshares, Inc . Vice President Robert Rockwood, ’68 Morgan, Joseph and Co ,. Inc . President Charlie Humber ’96 Rockwood, Inc . Pascal Denis ’04 J P. . Morgan Chase (CT) Paul Salem ’85 Scott Humber, ’96 Senior Managing Director Principal Providence Equity Partners Landmark Partners Brian Smith, ’63 Former BHA President Attorney Assistant Public Trustee for Province of Paul Stravato, ’92 Trader Chicago Stock Exchange Richard Wallace, ’63 Attorney/Partner Martin, Shudt, Wallace, Dilorenzo, and Johnson Brendan Whittet, ’94 Head Hockey Coach Brown University 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide Success After Hockey Pat Manocchia ’83 Lou Reycroft ’72 Meehan Auditorium Pollard Family Rink Meehan Auditorium was made possible by Meehan Auditorium, originally built by from 1897 to date, which were formerly the late George V . Meehan, who donated Gilbane Construction in 1961, underwent its displayed in the BHA Room, have been the funds necessary to construct an arena first major renovation in more than 40 years enlarged, matted and individually framed, 81 to “service and promote” the Brown men’s during the summer of 2002 . The project with the members of each team identified ice hockey program . Dedicated on January included four new visiting locker rooms, along on their respective photo . The pictures have 6, 1962, on the evening Brown defeated Ivy with an enlarged and reconfigured lobby been mounted on the East end of the arena rival Princeton, Meehan has hosted both (including new ticket booths and concession and Mrs . Dorothy Cohn dedicated the gal- ECAC and NCAA tournament play and stands areas) underneath the south stands . The lery in memory of her late husband, Eugene as one of the oldest on-campus hockey current Brown varsity locker room complex ’44, prior to the opening home game of the facilities in the East . The auditorium under the north stands was completely re- 1999-2000 season . The photographs of those seats 2,495 and is easily recognized by designed to provide more expansive accom- individuals who have been inducted into the its great domed roof, which rises up modations for both our men’s and women’s Brown Athletic Hall of Fame in recognition to greet out-of-town visitors from its teams, as well as a modern athletic training of their accomplishments in ice hockey perch at the corner of Hope Street and facility . Also included, is the construction of have been moved from the foyer of the Lloyd Avenue . The domed architecture a new, more spacious Brown Hockey As- varsity locker room to a more prominent provides for no obstructed-view seats, sociation Room, now known as the Davis location on the West end of the arena . making every seat in the house a great Lounge, that overlooks the West-end goal . The $4 .3 million project was made possible place to catch all the action . Conveniently The rink itself has been significantly en- through the generosity of Brown alumni, situated next to three other major Brown hanced with new NHL dasher boards and alumnae, parents, and friends . Those bene- athletic facilities — the Pizzitola Sports glass, new lighting (installed during the factors, in particular the Pollard Family for Center, Olney- Margolies Athletic Center summer of 2007), the installation of new their lead gift of $1 million, were recognized and Smith Swim Center — Meehan is the insulated windows, and the painting of the on March 1, 2003 before the Brown men’s proud home of Brown Bear Hockey . interior dome . game against Clarkson . In recognition of Additionally, the BHA has created two new this wonderful commitment, from this point picture galleries in Meehan Auditorium to forward the Brown hockey rink will be provide greater visibility and appreciation of known as “Pollard Family Rink in Meehan Brown’s hockey heritage . The team pictures Auditorium .” 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide Meehan Auditorium 82

Marston Boathouse Warner Roof

Stevenson Field Berylson Family Fields Brown Stadium

Erickson Athletic Complex Located on the Brown campus at the corner of Hope Street and Lloyd Avenue, the Erickson Athletic Complex features four major athletic facilities: Meehan Auditorium (upper left corner), Pizzitola Sports Center (next to Meehan), the Olney-Margolies Athletic Center (distinguishable by the playing field on its roof) and Smith Swim Center (bottom left) . Located behind the facilities are outdoor courts (top and bottom), a baseball field, a softball field, (soccer and lacrosse) and football practice fields . 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide Athletic Facilities Carrying on an intercollegiate athletic tradition over 150 years old, the compete at the highest 83 level of intercollegiate athletics at the NCAA Division I level . As a member of the Ivy League, Brown has one of the nation’s broadest arrays of varsity teams, featuring the nation’s fourth largest athletic program – 37 in all, 17 for men, 20 for women -- the largest athletic program in the nation for women . U .S . News and World Report recently named Brown Athletics to the College Sports Honor Roll as one of the nation’s top 20 athletic programs . Brown has 24 teams honored by the NCAA with Public Recognition Awards for Academic Achievement, second-most in the nation . Brown teams regularly compete in NCAA Championships, with the Brown women’s crew winning five NCAA Championships in the last 10 years . In addition, Brown’s baseball, men’s soccer, and men’s lacrosse teams have made NCAA playoff appearances in the last three years, with football and women’s basketball joining those teams in winning Ivy League championships . Coaches and writers have ranked 12 Brown teams nationally in recent years . Both the men’s soccer (17) and women’s soccer (12) teams

have won more Ivy titles than any other Ivy League school . World - Class Student Athletes In the last two years, Brown athletes achieved at the highest level on an individual basis with 20 All-Americans, 24 Academic All-Americans, three Ivy League Players of the Year, two Ivy League Rookies of the Year, an NCAA Top VIII Award winner, an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Award winner, an Academic All-American of the Year, and two national finalists for Player of the Year honors . Brown

athletes were drafted or signed by teams from the National 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide Football League, Major League Baseball, and Major League Soccer . Alumni of Brown Athletics are equally decorated, many going on to success in professional leagues, the Olympics and being honored for their achievement off the playing field . In 2007, former Brown football and NFL standout Steve Jordan (right) was honored with an NCAA Silver Anniversary Award for success on the playing field, in the work place and in the community . Forty-four Brown students or alums have participated in the Olympic games, including 26 in the last 10 years . Brown student-athletes do not just dedicate themselves on the playing field and in the classroom, but in the community as well . The Brown Department of Athletics and the Elementary School at Fox Point have had a relationship that is fast approaching 20 years . Each fall, teams “adopt” classrooms in a special ceremony, and the Brown student-athletes volunteer their time to help mentor the school’s largely at-risk students . ’10, 2008 United States Olympic Team n provide ANYTHING to a prospect or the prospect’s family or friends without Ask Before You Act prior approval from the Compliance Office; or NCAA regulations are complex and ever-changing, n bring any guest to an alumni gathering or booster event if he or she is and the consequences of breaking them can affect the participating in athletics at the high school or junior college level . Your own eligibility of current and prospective student-athletes . son or daughter would be an exception, but limits to the type of interaction 84 For that reason, it is important to be diligent about your son or daughter could have with coaching staff members at the event still compliance with the rules, and the Brown Athletic apply . Department is available to assist you with any questions you may have as you support the University and its teams . YOU MAY: The following summary of frequently asked questions is designed to help you n forward information about prospects to the appropriate coaching staff familiarize yourself with NCAA regulations, and also to clear up some of the member; confusion you may have about what the rules say . Always ask before you act, and please contact the Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance at 401-863- n view a prospect’s athletics contest on your own initiative, provided you do 7584 if you require clarification or more information . not contact the prospect or his/her relatives, coach, principal, or counselor in an attempt to evaluate the academic or athletic abilities of the prospect . If contact is unavoidable, only greetings may be exchanged . Additionally, you are Do these rules apply to me? responsible for all incurred costs or fees at a contest; You are a Representative of the University’s Athletic Interests (a booster), and n speak to a prospect on the telephone ONLY if the prospect initiates the call . therefore governed by these rules, if you have ever: Such a call cannot be prearranged by the athletic department . You MAY NOT n been a member of any organization promoting Brown Athletics; have a recruiting conversation, but you may refer questions about the athletics program to the athletics department staff; n are, or have been, a season ticket holder in any sport; n provide lodging, meals and transportation to coaching staff members when n are the parent(s) or guardian(s) of a current student-athlete; they are recruiting in your area; n have ever made a donation to the Athletic Department, a men’s or women’s n join a friends group to help provide support and funding for recruiting, athletic team, or any friends organization; special trips and receptions at home and away contests; or n have ever assisted in evaluating or recruiting prospects; n invite a team to meet with alumni or friends in a city where they play . n have ever helped to arrange or have provided employment to enrolled Student-athletes may receive benefits as a team in conjunction with an away student-athletes, prospects, or their parents and relatives; contest, which individual student-athletes may not, but such arrangements must be made through the head coach . n participated in the Brown University Intercollegiate Athletics program; or n otherwise promoted the University’s athletics program . What if I have a pre-established relationship with a prospect? Once you become a Representative of the University’s Athletics Interests, you If you have an established relationship with a prospect, his or her parents retain this status FOREVER! or relatives, you may continue normal contacts with the understanding that such contacts are not made for recruiting purposes and are not Who is a Prospective Student-Athlete? arranged by members of Brown’s coaching staff . Essentially, a relationship A prospective student-athlete, commonly known as a “prospect,” is any is established if it predates the individual’s status as a prospect, if individual who has started classes for the 9th grade . In addition, student- it predates the athlete’s status as a result of her or her athletic ability or athletes enrolled in preparatory school or two-year colleges are considered reputation, and the relationship did not develop as a result of the individual’s prospects . Ultimately, a student remains a prospect until enrollment at a participation in athletics . four-year collegiate institution . What kind of involvement may I have with enrolled student-athletes? What kind of contact may I have with a prospect? YOU MAY NOT YOU MAY NOT: n pay for or arrange for payment of room, board, or any type of transportation n make any recruiting contacts with prospects or their relatives . This includes at any time for currently enrolled student-athletes, their relatives, or their telephone calls, letters, emails, text messages, chat rooms and facsimiles, friends; along with any face-to-face contact either on or off-campus; n provide student-athletes with any sort of extra benefit, which refers to any n assist Brown coaches by picking up transcripts, films, or any other special arrangement to provide a student-athlete or his/her relatives or friends information pertaining to a prospect’s ability from the prospect’s educational with a benefit unavailable to the general student population; institution; n provide student-athletes, their relatives, or their friends with any special n provide financial aid or benefit or any kind (e .g ., clothing, special discounts, discount, payment arrangements (e .g ., cosigning a loan), credits on a purchase lodging, meals, transportation, tickets, loans of money) to prospects or their (e .g ., airline ticket, clothing), or services (e .g ., dry-cleaning, transportation); relatives; n allow student-athletes, to use your telephone to make free calls; n make contact with a prospective student-athlete or his/her parents when n provide awards or gifts to student-athletes for any reason . This also prohibits the prospect is on campus for an official or unofficial recruiting visit . honorariums for speaking engagements . All awards to student-athletes must n contact a prospective student-athlete to congratulate him/her on an offer of meet all NCAA legislation and be approved by the Compliance Office; admission to Brown University; n use the name, picture or appearance of an enrolled student-athlete to n provide transportation or arrange for payment of transportation costs for a advertise, recommend or promote sales or use of a commercial product or prospect or his/her relatives or friends to visit campus; service of any kind . Any use of the name, picture or appearance of a student- athlete must receive authorization from the Compliance Office; or n earmark funds for specific prospects to attend a Brown summer camp; n entertain student-athletes or their family and friends . The only exception to n employ or arrange for employment of a prospect before the completion of this is that YOU MAY, on an occasional basis, provide a student-athlete or team his/her senior year . After graduation, you may employ a prospect at a rate (not family members or friends) with a meal . The meal can be catered, but it commensurate with experience and also the going rate . This is the only must be in your home and be approved in advance by the Compliance Office . exception which allows you to contact a prospect before he or she enrolls at Brown . Please contact the Compliance Office for more details . 2009-2010 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide NCAA Rules for Alumni

Sean McMonagle ’10 October 30 Fri. at Princeton...... 4:00 p.m. 31 Sat. ONTARIO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (ex). . . . 7:00 p.m. November 6 Fri. at Union...... 7:30 p.m. 7 Sat. at Rensselaer...... 7:00 p.m. 13 Fri. COLGATE...... 7:00 p.m. 14 Sat. CORNELL...... 7:00 p.m. 17 Tue. at Providence (23rd Annual Mayor’s Cup)...... 7:00 p.m. 21 Sat. YALE...... 7:30 p.m. 24 Tue. BENTLEY...... 7:00 p.m. 28 Sat. UCONN...... 7:00 p.m. December Hunter Thunell ’10 1 Tue. at Harvard...... 7:00 p.m. 4 Fri. PRINCETON...... 7:00 p.m. 5 Sat. QUINNIPIAC...... 7:00 p.m. 8 Tue. AIC ...... 7:00 p.m. January 2 Sat. at St. Cloud State...... 6:07 p.m. CT 3 Sun. at St. Cloud State...... 6:07 p.m. CT 8 Fri. at Dartmouth...... 7:00 p.m. 16 Sat. at Yale ...... 7:30 p.m. 22 Fri. at St. Lawrence...... 7:00 p.m. 23 Sat. at Clarkson...... 7:00 p.m. 29 Fri. RENSSELAER ...... 7:00 p.m. 30 Sat. UNION...... 7:00 p.m. February 5 Fri. HARVARD ...... 7:00 p.m. 6 Sat. DARTMOUTH ...... 4:00 p.m. 12 Fri. at Cornell...... 7:00 p.m. 13 Sat. at Colgate...... 7:00 p.m. 19 Fri. CLARKSON ...... 7:00 p.m. 20 Sat. ST. LAWRENCE...... 7:00 p.m. 26 Fri. at Quinnipiac...... 7:00 p.m. 27 Sat. at Princeton...... 4:00 p.m.

Dan Rosen ’10

Scott Van der Linden ’10