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Mark Lachance '89 12/26/1949 at Denver Scott Humber '96 David Sagaser '74 (L-R) Henry Manley '65, Leon Bryant '65 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 Goal Leaders Season Points By A Defenseman Leaders Season Save Percentage Leaders (10 game minimum) 1 . 36 Bob Wheeler ’52 (1951-1952) 1 . 63 (26-37) Curt Bennett ’70 (1969-1970) 1 . .942 Yann Danis ’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) Tim Bothwell ’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) Rob Gaudreau ’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 Brian Eklund ’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 Penalty Minutes Leaders 1 Mike Parsons ’96 (1994-1995) Season Point 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 Ice Hockey Media Guide Top Ten Season Records 21 Kevin Lovitt ’81 (1978-1979) 10 . 2 .94 Lou Reycroft ’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 .
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