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Official 2006 NCAA® Men's and Women's Ice Hockey Records Book The Official 2006 NCAA The Official RECORDS Official 2006 NCAA® Men’s and Women’s Ice Hockey Records Book Individual and Team Records Includes Single-Game, Season and ® Career Statistics The NCAA salutes Book Ice Hockey Records and Women’s Men’s Coaching Records Championship Results 360,000 2005 Statistical Leaders All-Americans and Award Winners Attendance Records student-athletes 2005 Conference Standings participating in 23 sports at 1,000 member institutions NCAA 51385-10/05 IHR 06 THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 6222, Indianapolis, Indiana 46206-6222 317/917-6222 www.ncaa.org www.ncaasports.com October 2005 Statistical Compilation By: J.D. Hamilton, Assistant Director of Statistics Bonnie Senappe, Assistant Director of Statistics Tyson Mathews, 2005 Summer Statistics Intern Distributed to sports information directors and conference publicity directors. NCAA, NCAA logo and National Collegiate Athletic Association are registered marks of the Association and use in any manner is prohibited unless prior approval is obtained from the Association. Copyright, 2005, by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Printed in the United States of America. ISSN 1089-0092 NCAA 51385-10/05 2 2006 NCAA ICE HOCKEY Contents School Name-Change/Abbreviation Key............. 4 New to This Book ................................................ 7 Division I Men's Records...................................... 9 Division III Men's Records .................................... 27 Men's Championship Results ............................... 43 Men's Award Winners......................................... 65 Men's Coaching Records ..................................... 77 2005 Men's Statistical Leaders............................. 81 2005 Men's Conference Standings ...................... 89 Men's Attendance Records................................... 93 Division I Women's Records................................. 97 Division III Women's Records ...............................111 Women's Championship Results ..........................123 Women's Award Winners ...................................135 Women's Coaching Records ................................139 2005 Women's Statistical Leaders .......................143 2005 Women's Conference Standings .................151 Women's Attendance Records .............................153 CONTENTS 3 School Name- Change/ Abbreviation Key Various schools have changed their name. The current school name is listed along with other names by which the schools have been referred. (Note: Not all schools in this list currently sponsor or have spon- sored ice hockey.) SCHOOL name changes Current school name: Changed from: Albertson....................................................................................................Col. of Idaho Alcorn St. ...................................................................................................Alcorn A&M Alliant Int’l .....................................................................................U.S. Int’l; Cal Western Arcadia...............................................................................................................Beaver Ark.-Pine Bluff........................................................................................Arkansas AM&N Armstrong Atlantic.......................................................................................Armstrong St. Auburn......................................................................................................Alabama Poly Augusta St. .......................................................................................................Augusta Bemidji St. ............................................................................................Bemidji Teachers Benedictine (Ill.) .........................................................................................Ill. Benedictine Bradley.......................................................................................................Bradley Tech UC Davis .............................................................................................California Aggies Cal St. East Bay .....................................................................................Cal St. Hayward Cal St. Fullerton .................................................Orange County State College; Orange St. Cal St. L.A. ........................................................................................Cal St. Los Angeles Cal St. Northridge .......................................................................San Fernando Valley St. Case Reserve .........................................................................Case Institute of Technology Central Okla. ......................................................................................Central St. (Okla.) Charleston So. ............................................................................................Baptist (S.C.) Charleston (W.V.)......................................................................................Morris Harvey Charlotte..................................................................................................UNC Charlotte Chattanooga ................................................................................................Tenn.-Chatt. Cleveland St. ..........................................................................................................Fenn Colorado St. ...........................................................................................Colorado A&M Colorado St.-Pueblo ..................................................................................Southern Colo. Columbus St. ..................................................................................................Columbus Concordia (Calif.)..............................................................................Christ College-Irvine Concordia (Ill.) ..................................................................................Concordia Teachers Crown ........................................................................................................St. Paul Bible DeSales...........................................................................................................Allentown Detroit.....................................................................................Detroit Mercy; Detroit Tech Dist. of Columbia....................................................................D.C. Teachers; Federal City Dominican ...........................................................................................................Rosary Drexel ..........................................................................................................Drexel Tech Duke...........................................................................................................Trinity (N.C.) Eastern Mich. ......................................................................................Michigan Normal Emporia St. ........................................................................................Kansas St. Normal FDU-Florham...............................................................................................FDU-Madison Fresno St. ..................................................................................................Fresno Pacific Ga. Southern .......................................................................................Georgia Teachers Ill.-Chicago...........................................................................................Ill.-Chicago Circle Illinois St. ......................................................................Illinois St. Normal; Illinois Normal Indiana (Pa.) ...........................................................................................Indiana St. (Pa.) Indianapolis.............................................................................................Indiana Central Iowa............................................................................................State University of Iowa Iowa St. ................................................................................................................Ames James Madison .................................................................................................Madison Johnson C. Smith........................................................................................Johnson Smith Kansas St. ...............................................................................................Kansas Aggies Kent St. ..................................................................................................................Kent La Sierra .......................................................................................................Loma Linda Lamar ...........................................................................................................Lamar Tech Liberty ............................................................................Lynchburg Baptist; Liberty Baptist La.-Lafayette...........................................................................................Southwestern La. La.-Monroe .................................................................................................Northeast La. Loyola Marymount..................................................................................Loyola U. of L.A. Lynn..............................................................................................College of Boca Raton Lyon.....................................................................................................Arkansas
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