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2018-19 WCHA MEN'S LEAGUE RECORD BOOK WCHA ALL-ROOKIE TEAM CURRENT MEMBERS MINN. STATE (CONT.) MINNESOTA (CONT.) WISCONSIN (CONT.) Name/Position ..................Year Name/Position ..................Year Name/Position ..................YearJ ALABAMA Jake Jaremko/F ................... 2018 Alex Goligoski/D ................. 2005 oe Pavelski/F ....................... 2005 HUNTSVILLE Reggie Lutz/F ...................... 2018 Phil Kessel/F ....................... 2006 Kyle Klubertanz/D ............... 2005 Name/Position ..................Year Connor Mackey/D............... 2018 Kyle Okposo/F..................... 2007 Jamie McBain/D ................. 2007 Max McHugh/F ................... 2015 Erik Johnson/D ................... 2007 Kyle Turris/F ........................ 2008 NORTHERN Cade Fairchild/D ................. 2008 Ryan McDonagh/D ............. 2008 Jordan Schroeder/F ............ 2009 Jake Gardiner/D .................. 2009 ALASKA MICHIGAN Name/Position ..................Year Kyle Rau/F ........................... 2012 Craig Smith/F ...................... 2010 ANCHORAGE Tony Szabo/F ...................... 1991 Justin Schultz/D .................. 2010 Name/Position ..................Year Jason Hehr/D ...................... 1992 Todd Bethard/D .................. 1994 MINNESOTA DULUTH Corwin Saurdiff/G ............... 1992 Darrin Bradley/D................. 1996 Name/Position ..................Year Dean Seymour/F ................. 1994 Brad Federenko/F ............... 1994 Steve Cygan/F ..................... 1999 Buddy Smith/F .................... 1997 Mike Peluso/F ..................... 1995 Gregg Naumenko/G ............ 1999 Atte Tolvanen/G .................. 2016 Curtis Doell/D ..................... 1997 Cory McEachran/G ............. 2000 Darien Craighead/F............. 2017 Brant Nicklin/G ................... 1997 Chris King/G........................ 2001 Ryan Coole/D ...................... 1998 Nathan Lawson/G ............... 2005 Isaac Reichmuth/G ............. 2003 Wyatt Ege/D ....................... 2016 PAST MEMBERS Mason Raymond/F ............. 2006 Eric Sinclair/D ..................... 2018 COLORADO Alex Stalock/G .................... 2007 Mike Connolly/F ................. 2009 COLLEGE ALASKA J.T. Brown/F ........................ 2011 Name/Position ..................Year Name/Position ..................Year Justin Faulk/D ..................... 2011 Marcus Basara/F ................. 2014 Shawn Reid/D ..................... 1991 Tony Cameranesi/F ............. 2013 Steven Jandric/F ................. 2018 Kent Fearns/D ..................... 1992 Jay McNeill/F ...................... 1993 Andy Welinski/D ................. 2013 BEMIDJI STATE Eric Rud/D .......................... 1994 OMAHA Name/Position ..................Year Calvin Elfring/D ................... 1995 Name/Position ..................Year Ruslan Pedan/D .................. 2014 Brian Swanson/F ................. 1996 Jayson Megna/F.................. 2012 Michael Bitzer/G ................. 2015 Scott Swanson/D ................ 1996 Zach Whitecloud/D ............. 2017 Toby Petersen/F .................. 1997 Paul Manning/D ................. 1998 NORTH DAKOTA Jesse Heerema/F ................ 1999 Name/Position ..................Year BOWLING GREEN Nick Naumenko/D .............. 1993 Name/Position ..................Year Noah Clarke/F ..................... 2000 Landon Wilson/F ................ 1994 Brandon Hawkins/F ............ 2015 Peter Sejna/F ...................... 2001 Toby Kvalevog/G ................. 1994 Mark Friedman/D ............... 2015 Brett Sterling/F ................... 2003 Jeff Panzer/F ....................... 1998 Nolan Valleau/D ................. 2015 Mark Stuart/D .................... 2003 Trevor Hammer/D .............. 1998 Alec Rauhauser/D ............... 2017 Matt Zaba/G ....................... 2004 Karl Goehring/G ................. 1998 Brandon Kruse/F ................. 2018 Richard Bachman/G ............ 2008 Ryan Bayda/F ...................... 2000 Max Johnson/F ................... 2018 Rylan Schwartz/F ................ 2010 Travis Roche/D .................... 2000 Eric Dop/G .......................... 2018 Joe Howe/G ........................ 2010 Jaden Schwartz/F................ 2011 Brandon Bochenski/F ......... 2002 Zach Parise/F ...................... 2003 FERRIS STATE Brady Murray/F .................. 2004 Name/Position ..................Year DENVER Name/Position ..................Year Travis Zajac/F ...................... 2005 Kyle Schempp/F .................. 2014 T.J. Oshie/F ......................... 2006 Corey Mackin/F .................. 2016 Mark Rycroft/F.................... 1998 Ryan Caldwell/D ................. 2001 Brian Lee/D ......................... 2006 Matt Carle/D ....................... 2004 Brad Eidsness/G .................. 2009 LAKE SUPERIOR Paul Stastny/F ..................... 2005 Danny Kristo/F .................... 2010 S TAT E Chris Butler/D ..................... 2006 Rocco Grimaldi/F ................ 2013 Name/Position ..................Year Tyler Bozak/F ...................... 2008 Alex Globke/F ..................... 2014 Joe Colborne/F ................... 2009 ST. CLOUD STATE Max Humitz/F ..................... 2017 Patrick Wiercioch/D ............ 2009 Name/Position ..................Year Matt Donovan/D................. 2010 Sandy Gasseau/F ................ 1992 MICHIGAN TECH Jason Zucker/F .................... 2011 Brian Leitza/G ..................... 1995 Name/Position ..................Year David Makowski/D .............. 2011 Matt Cullen/F...................... 1996 Jamie Ram/G ...................... 1991 Sam Brittain/D .................... 2011 Tyler Arnason/F .................. 1999 Pat Mikesch/F ..................... 1993 Joey LaLeggia/D .................. 2012 Mike Doyle/F ...................... 2002 Jason Wright/D ................... 1993 Juho Olkinuora/G ............... 2012 Peter Szabo/F ..................... 2002 Alex Petan/F ....................... 2013 Nolan Zajac/D ..................... 2013 Matt Gens/D ....................... 2002 Shane Hanna/D .................. 2014 Craig Johnson/F .................. 1991 Ryan Lasch/F ....................... 2007 Jake Lucchini/F ................... 2016 Chris McAlpine/D ............... 1991 Andreas Nodl/F .................. 2007 Mitch Reinke/D ................... 2017 Darby Hendrickson/F .......... 1992 Garrett Roe/F ...................... 2008 Angus Redmond/G ............. 2017 Steve Magnusson/F ............ 1992 Andrew Prochno/D ............. 2012 Brian Bonin/F ...................... 1993 MINNESOTA STATE Ryan Kraft/F ........................ 1995 WISCONSIN Name/Position ..................Year Mike Crowley/D .................. 1995 Name/Position ..................Year David Backes/F ................... 2004 Erik Rasmussen/F ............... 1996 Jason Zent/F ....................... 1991 Dan Tormey/G .................... 2006 Steve DeBus/G .................... 1996 Brian Rafalski/D .................. 1992 Jean-Paul Lafontaine/F ....... 2012 Dave Spehar/F .................... 1997 Jim Carey/G ........................ 1993 Stephon Williams/G ........... 2013 Ben Clymer/D ..................... 1997 Joe Bianchi/F ...................... 1995 Sean Flanagan/D................. 2014 Jordan Leopold/D ............... 1999 Kevin Granato/F .................. 1998 Cole Huggins/G ................... 2014 Grant Potulny/F .................. 2001 Dave Tanabe/D ................... 1999 C.J. Franklin/F ..................... 2015 Troy Riddle/F ...................... 2001 Dany Heatley/F ................... 2000 Max Coatta/F ...................... 2016 Paul Martin/D ..................... 2001 Brian Fahey/D ..................... 2000 Daniel Brickley/D ................ 2016 Keith Ballard/D ................... 2002 Bernd Bruckler/G ................ 2002 Marc Michaelis/F ................ 2017 Thomas Vanek/F ................. 2003 Robbie Earl/F ...................... 2004 Ian Scheid/D ....................... 2017 Chris Harrington/D ............. 2003 Ryan Suter/D ...................... 2004 102.
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