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GAMES 16-18 | AT #14/14 CLARKSON | JAN. 22-24, 2021 | 5/4/4 PM 2020-21 SCHEDULE #10/10 Quinnipiac Bobcats Date Opponent Time/Result December 10-4-1, 4-2-1 ECAC Hockey 12/14 SACRED HEART W, 9-2 AT 12/15 SACRED HEART W (OT), 2-1 #14/14 Clarkson Golden Knights 12/18 #12/13 BOWLING GREEN L, 1-4 8-6-1, 3-3-1 ECAC Hockey 12/19 #12/13 BOWLING GREEN L, 2-4 12/22 HOLY CROSS W, 6-1 Watch (US): ESPN+ | Watch (INT'L): Stretch Internet | Live Stats: clarksonathletics.com 12/23 at Holy Cross W, 3-0 THE LATEST IN BOBCAT NATION 12/26 #19 AIC W, 8-3 12/27 at #19 AIC W, 3-2 • Keith Petruzzelli was named both the ECAC Hockey Player and 12/31 at St. Lawrence * T (OT), 2-2 Goaltender of the Week and Ty Smilanic earned his second striaght January ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Week honor. 1/3 ST. LAWRENCE * L, 2-4 • Quinnipiac climbed up the rankings once again to No. 10 in the nation in both national polls, tied for its highest ranking in 2020-21. 1/8 #10/10 CLARKSON * L (OT), 4-5 • Petruzzelli has three consecutive shutouts, the second Bobcat in 1/9 #10/10 CLARKSON * W (OT), 4-3 program history to do so, and is second in program history with a 1/10 #10/10 CLARKSON * W, 1-0 198:57 shutout streak. 1/15 at Colgate * W, 3-0 • Tufto's 12-game point streak is the longest point streak in the nation in 1/17 COLGATE * W, 3-0 2020-21, and longest by a Bobcat since Sam Anas '16 had a 16-game 1/22 at #14/14 Clarkson * 5 PM point streak in the 2015-16 season. 1/23 at #14/14 Clarkson * 4 PM • Tufto is tied for third in program history with 113 assists, and tied for 1/24 at #14/14 Clarkson * 4 PM eighth in program history, and third in D1, with 148 points. • Smilanic is tied for second in the nation with 10 goals this season. February 2/5 ST. LAWRENCE * 7 PM STATISTICAL LEADERS 2/6 ST. LAWRENCE * 7 PM FORWARDS GP G A P SH +/- PPG GWG 2/12 at Colgate * 5 PM #29 Odeen Tufto 15 4 23 27 30 +5 2 1 2/13 at Colgate * 4 PM #96 Ty Smilanic 15 10 3 13 37 +1 3 3 2/26 at St. Lawrence * 4 PM #10 Ethan de Jong 15 7 6 13 52 -3 6 2 2/27 at St. Lawrence * 4 PM #27 Desi Burgart 15 8 2 10 20 +7 0 2 March DEFENSE GP G A P SH +/- PPG BLK 3/5 COLGATE * 7 PM #23 Zach Metsa 15 3 12 15 31 +5 1 16 3/6 COLGATE * 7 PM #3 Peter DiLiberatore 15 2 11 13 53 E 2 11 3/19-21 ECAC Hockey Tournament #8 Nick Bochen 12 3 2 5 21 -2 2 0 #15 Jayden Lee 9 1 4 5 9 +3 0 12 * - ECAC Hockey Contest BOLD - Home Game GOALTENDER GP-GS W-L-T MIN GA GAA SV% SO #31 Keith Petruzzelli 15-15 10-4-1 883:27 26 1.70 .930 4 MEDIA INFORMATION TALE OF THE TAPE Asst. Director (MIH Contact) ........ Kevin Noonan QUINNIPIAC CLARKSON Office Phone .......................................203-582-5387 3.53 ......................Scoring Offense ....................3.27 Cell Phone ................................ 860-235-1380 2.07 ..................... Scoring Defense .................... 2.73 1.46 ...............................Margin .............................0.54 Email [email protected] 31.20 ...............................SOG .............................29.87 Website ................................... www.gobobcats.com 4.40.........................Penalties PG........................3.93 11.53 .............................PIM/gm ............................8.60 TV Play-by-Play .....................................Phil Giubileo 4.87 ............................. PPC/gm ............................ 3.73 TV Color Commentary .....Dan Bahl/Rich Coppola 1.27 .............................. PPG/gm ............................0.67 19/73 (26.0) ...........Power Play .......... 10/56 (17.9) Flagship TV........................................................ESPN+ 52/60 (86.7) ..........Penalty Kill .........45/57 (78.9) @QU_MIH GOBOBCATS.COM @QU_MIH QUINNIPIAC GAME NOTES The No. 10/10 Quinnipiac men’s ice week on Dec. 30, 2014. Smilanic is the QUINNIPIAC MEN’S HOCKEY hockey team is on the road for its first full first Bobcat since Andrew Shortridge ’20 2020-21 BREAKDOWN weekend road trip and the Bobcats will at the end of the 2016-17 season to earn Overall ................................................................10-4-1 Home .................................................................... 7-4-0 once again meet the No. 14/14 Clarkson back-to-back rookie of the week honors. Away ...................................................................... 3-0-1 Golden Knights in a three-game series Neutral .................................................................. 0-0-0 beginning Friday at 5 p.m. at Cheel Arena Another Milestone Overtime .............................................................. 2-1-1 in Potsdam. Rand Pecknold hit a special milestone on Last 5 Games ...................................................... 4-1-0 Sunday as he won the 542nd game of his Last 10 Games .................................................... 7-2-1 Last 15 Games ..................................................10-4-1 Last Time Out career, tying legendary USA Hockey and vs. ECAC Hockey................................................ 4-2-1 Quinnipiac had an impressive weekend Army West Point head coach Jack Riley on vs. Hockey East .................................................. 0-0-0 last weekend as the Bobcats swept the the all-time wins list. Pecknold and Riley vs. Atlantic Hockey ........................................... 6-0-0 Colgate Raiders with a pair of 3-0 shutout are tied for 21st on the all-time wins list vs. WCHA.............................................................. 0-2-0 vs. Independent ................................................ 0-0-0 victories. Keith Petruzzelli recorded and 14th among coaches at a Division I vs. Ranked Opponents.................................... 4-3-0 38 saves over the two games while Ty institution. Pecknold’s 542 wins are third One-Goal Games .............................................. 4-1-0 Smilanic led the Bobcats with two goals among active Division I head coaches. on the week. Odeen Tufto led the Bobcats Following a Win ................................................. 8-1-1 with three points, assisting half of the On a Roll Following a Loss ................................................ 2-2-0 Following at Tie ................................................. 0-1-0 Bobcats goals. Keith Petruzzelli is in the midst of one of the greatest goaltending stretches Scoring First ........................................................ 8-1-0 Scouting Clarkson in program history as he has recorded Opponent Scores First .................................... 2-3-1 The Golden Knights have struggled since three consecutive shutouts. He is just Leading After 1st Period ................................ 7-0-0 starting the first three-game series with the second goaltender in program history Trailing After 1st Period .................................. 1-3-1 Tied After 1st Period ........................................ 2-1-0 the Bobcats as they are 2-3 in the last five since Garteig to record three straight Leading After 2nd Period .............................. 9-1-0 games. Last time out, the Golden Knights shutouts and his streak of 198:57 is the Trailing After 2nd Period ................................ 1-3-1 fell in overtime against St. Lawrence second-longest in program history only to Tied After 2nd Period ...................................... 0-0-0 before coming away with a 2-1 victory at Garteig. Petruzzelli is the 27th goaltender the Saints on Sunday. Alex Campbell still in NCAA Men’s Ice Hockey history to Scoring No Goals .............................................. 0-0-0 Scoring 1 Goal ................................................... 1-1-0 leads the team with 15 points while senior record three straight shutouts. Scoring 2 Goals.................................................. 1-2-1 Zach Tsekos is on his heels at 14 points. Scoring 3 Goals.................................................. 5-0-0 Anthony Callin and Grant Cooper are Petro Scoring 4 Goals.................................................. 0-1-0 tied for the team-lead with seven goals. Overall this season, Petruzzelli has been Scoring 5+ Goals ............................................... 3-0-0 Ethan Haider and Kris Oldham continue among the top goaltenders in the nation Allowing No Goals ............................................ 4-0-0 to split time between the pipes as Haider as he is tied for the national lead with 10 Allowing 1 Goal ................................................. 2-0-0 is 4-4-1 with a 2.40 GAA and .902 save wins and ranks second with four shutouts. Allowing 2 Goals ............................................... 2-0-1 percentage while Oldham is 4-2-0 with a He also has played the most games with Allowing 3 Goals ............................................... 2-0-0 2.85 GAA and .905 save percentage. 15. Petruzzelli is eighth in the nation with Allowing 4 Goals ............................................... 0-3-0 Allowing 5+ Goals ............................................ 0-1-0 a 1.77 GAA and also owns a .930 save All-Time vs. Clarkson percentage. Game was decided by one goal .................. 4-1-0 Quinnipiac is 18-15-3 all-time against Game was decided by two goals ................ 0-2-0 Clarkson after going 2-1 with an overtime Lightning Effect Game was decided by three goals ............. 3-1-0 win and overtime loss in the three- Odeen Tufto is in the midst of one of Game was decided by four goals ............... 0-0-0 Game was decided by five-plus goals ...... 3-0-0 game series from Jan. 8-10. The Bobcats the most impressive seasons in program
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