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2008-09 Media Guide A Tradition of Excellence TIGERSTIGERS givegive backback

RIT Class of 2009 (left to right): Justin Hofstetter, Louis Menard, and Jesse Newman. On Front Cover (left to right): 2008-09 captains Brennan Sarazin, Bobby Raymond and Dan Ringwald Contents & Information

2008-09 Men’s

E Program Contents The 2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey Media Guide is a publication of the RIT Sports Infor- A Message From the RIT President ...... 2 mation Office and University News . Design by Peter Bella Jr ,. ’03 . Content written A Message From the Director of Athletics & Recreation ...... 2 and edited by Joe Venniro and Steve Jaynes . Printing by Mercury Print Productions, A Message From the Vice President for Student Affairs ...... 3 Rochester, N .Y . Head shots by A . Sue Weisler . Team photo by Ken Huth . Action photos 2008-09 Schedule ...... 4 by Kelsey Evans ’09, Ashley Conti ’09 and Josh Lehrer ’09 . Coaching Staff ...... 6-8 Frank Ritter Ice Arena ...... 9 E UnIversIty QUICk faCts 2008-09 Season Outlook ...... 10 Location ...... Rochester,N.Y 2008-09 Player Profiles ...... 11-33 Address ...... Athletics, Clark Gymnasium RIT Award Winners ...... 40-41 51 Lomb Memorial Drive 2007-08 Season in Review ...... 42 Rochester, NY 14623 2007-08 Statistics ...... 43 Founded ...... 1829 2007-08 Results ...... 44 Undergraduate Enrollment ...... 16,450 2007-08 By the Numbers ...... 45 President ...... Dr . Bill Destler 2007-08 Box Scores ...... 46-50 Nickname ...... Tigers Strength and Conditioning ...... 53 Colors ...... OrangeandBrown RIT Facilities ...... 54 Affiliations ...... NCAADivisionI RIT at a Glance ...... 55 Conference ...... Association Rochester, N .Y ., at a Glance ...... 56 RIT Academic and Athletic Success ...... 57 E rIt staff DIreCtory - area CoDe (585) Atlantic Hockey Association ...... 58 Director, Center for Athletics and Recreation ...... Lou Spiotti Jr ., 2007-08 Atlantic Hockey Year in Review ...... 59 475-2615 Atlantic Hockey Tournament ...... 60 Senior Associate Director ...... Greg Moss, 475-2610 2008-09 Opponent Profiles ...... 65-70 Assistant Director of Athletics ...... Scott McVean, 475-7448 Skate with the Tigers/ & White Game ...... 75 Associate Director for Sports Medicine and Athletic Training/Senior 2008 RIT Hall of Fame Inductees ...... 76-77 Women’s Administrator ...... ChristineWorsley,475-5601 History of RIT Men’s Ice Hockey ...... 79 Associate Director for NCAA Compliance ...... Lex Sleeman, 475-7372 Division I Team Records ...... 80 NTID Support Faculty ...... Jan Strine, 475-6104 Division III Team Records ...... 81 Athletics Secretary ...... Karen Wagner Beck, 475-5814 Division I Individual Records ...... 82 Senior Financial Assistant ...... Sue Benson, 475-2412 Division III Individual Records ...... 83 Director, Athletic Development/RIT Athletic Association . . Gene Peluso, 475-2131 Career Scoring List ...... 84 Sports Information Director ...... Steve Jaynes, Division I Career Scoring List ...... 85 475-6154/skjsid@rit .edu Division III Top-10 Records ...... 86-87 Associate Director of Sports Information ...... Joe Venniro, Division I Top-10 Records ...... 88-89 475-5598/jtvsid@rit .edu Coaching Records ...... 90 Tiger Sports Hotline ...... 475-6180 Records vs . Opponents ...... 91 Athletics Website ...... www .ritathletics .com All-ECAC/Atlantic Hockey ...... 94 RIT All-Americans ...... 95 E aDmIssIons/fInanCIal aID Yearly Leaders ...... 96 Early Admission Deadline ...... December15,2008 RIT in the Postseason ...... 98 Regular Admission Deadline ...... February 15, 2009 Tigers in the Pros ...... 99 All-Time Letter Winners ...... 100-101 For visits to campus call (585) 475-6631 . Visits to the National Technical Year-by-Year Results ...... 102-109 Institute for the Deaf may be arranged by calling (585) 475-6700 (voice/TTY), Tigers by the Numbers ...... 113-115 or toll-free in the U .S . and at (866) 644-6843 (voice/TTY) . 1982-83 Championship 25th Anniversary ...... 118 2008-09 Team Roster ...... 120 Admissions Website ...... www .rit .edu/admissions Admissions Office Phone ...... (585) 475-6631 E HoCkey InformatIon Admissions E-mail ...... admissions@rit .edu Head Coach: ...... Wayne Wilson (585) 475-5615 /jwwatl@rit .edu Financial Aid Deadline ...... FAFSA due March 1, 2009 Career Record/Years: ...... 165-78-22/10th Financial Aid Office Phone ...... (585)475-2186 2007-08 Record ...... 19-12-6 Letter Winners Returning/Lost: ...... 17/8 WITR-FM (89.7) will broadcast all games via airwaves and Internet broadcasting. RIT will broadcast selected games via Time Warner Cable Sports (Channel 26). Games can also be seen on www.b2networks.com for a fee.

www.ritathletics.com 1 Administrative Messages

Rochester Institute of Technology

Welcome to RIT and another exciting year of Tiger versities in students graduating in the STEM disciplines Hockey, a winning tradition since 1962 . Consider how far (science, technology, engineering and math) . RIT has come since it moved to the Henrietta campus 40 Our cooperative education program, where students years ago . It is an extraordinary story . leave the campus for work experience in their fields, is Today, RIT is among the world’s leading career-fo- heralded annually as among the best in the nation by cused, technological universities . The university is home U.S. News and World Reports . Our cooperative education to eight colleges offering over 200 undergraduate, master’s program attracts over 1,900 co-op employers nationwide and Ph .D . programs . and serves more than 3,300 RIT students each year . RIT After my first year on campus, I have discovered a uni- students on co-op earned more than $30 million from versity of artists and designers on the one hand, and scien- employment with industry, business, government, and the tists, engineers and business leaders on the other . Blend in not-for-profit sector across the United States and in 40 the National Technical Institute for the Deaf, and you have countries last year . the makings of a very special university . RIT is on a quest In the classroom, our student-athletes set a high stan- to be among the nation’s leading “innovation universities .” dard . We are proud that our nearly 600 athletes, involved RIT President We believe we have an unfair advantage thanks to our in 24 sports, have a median grade average that unique program mix and diverse student body . exceeds the overall student body . Dr. Bill Destler With more than 16,000 students, RIT is among the top Here is to another terrific season for all our athletes 15 largest private universities in the nation in terms of un- and the hockey team on the ice . dergraduates and top 30 in overall enrollment (bachelor’s, master’s, Ph .D .) More than half the university’s student Go Tigers! population hails from outside New York, representing all 50 states and nearly 100 countries . Bill Destler As global competition heats up, RIT is positioned to be President a national leader . We rank third among U .S . private uni-

With the books closed on another outstanding year, we the finest years ever by making a big difference at RIT and can look back with a sense of great pride for what has in the community . been accomplished by our student-athletes . Their suc- One of the great highlights of the year for the entire cesses both on and off the field reflect RIT in the very community was the men’s hockey game against power- best possible way . We had 623 student-athletes involved house at Blue Cross Arena in front of in our program in 2007-08 . That is an all time record for 5,142 fans . It was a great event for RIT and our program . us . More importantly, it is an indication of the popular- The Tigers won that game, 4-1 . ity, quality and success of our intercollegiate athletics It was indeed a year to remember . On behalf of all of us program . in the Center for Intercollegiate Athletics and Recreation, There are many significant milestones that our teams I thank you for all your support and encouragement . and athletes realized, far too many to enumerate here . Looking ahead, it promises to be an exciting year for However, I would be remiss if I did not mention that the Tigers . The coaching staff, administrative team, and we had a national champion in Track and Field in 2008 . our student-athletes have been working hard preparing for Stephen Burns won the NCAA Division III National the coming season . As always, we welcome your positive Athletic Championship in the javelin throw and was named an support and involvement . We could not possibly accom- All-American along the way . The volleyball team earned a plish all that we have without our loyal fans . So, please Director berth to the NCAA Championships for the first time since join us at as many games as possible and share in the Lou Spiotti Jr. 1999 . Fifteen records were broken in men’s and women’s excitement of Tiger Sports! swimming and diving . Senior Simon Lambert was a finalist for the Hobey Baker award, the premier honor in Sincerely, collegiate hockey . We had another banner year in the classroom with Lou Spiotti, Jr . our student-athletes achieving a 3 .19 grade point average, Director, Center for Intercollegiate Athletics once again out-pacing the student body in general . Our and Recreation Student-Athlete Advisory Committee experienced one of

2 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence Administrative Messages

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The Center for Intercollegiate Athletics and Recreation will be amazed by our outstanding facilities . is a dynamic and multidimensional center . The Center The members of the RIT community are extremely is comprised of highly skilled and talented staff utiliz- proud of our student-athletes and their contributions to a ing innovative programs and facilities . We encourage all vibrant, active campus . Personally, I remain their biggest students whether they are student-athletes, members of fan . Enjoy the athletic contest you are here to see . an intramural program, or a visitor to the fitness center, to participate in the many excellent opportunities for involve- Go Tigers! ment and wellness provided by the Center . Participation in our various Wellness programs and Mary-Beth A . Cooper athletic teams promotes the development of a healthy life- Vice President for Student Affairs style through the enrichment of the intellectual, cultural, physical, spiritual and emotional well-being of the indi- vidual . I invite you to check out the Gordon Field House and Activities Center while you are on our campus . You Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. Mary-Beth Cooper

www.ritathletics.com 3 Season Schedule

Rochester Institute of Technology

2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey Season Schedule Date Opponent Location Time

Sat., Oct. 4 Orange/White Game Frank Ritter Arena 6 p.m. Sat., Oct. 4 Skate With the Tigers Frank Ritter Arena 8 p.m. Fri ., Oct . 10 Bowling Green Bowling Green, Ohio 7:05 p .m . Sat ., Oct . 11 Western Michigan Kalamazoo, Mich . 7:35 p .m . Fri., Oct. 17 Clarkson Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Sat., Oct. 18 St. Lawrence^ Blue Cross Arena 7:05 p.m. Fri ., Oct . 24 Sacred Heart* Fairfield, Conn . 7:05 p .m . Sat ., Oct . 25 Sacred Heart* Fairfield, Conn . 7:05 p .m . Fri., Oct. 31 Holy Cross* Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m.

Sat., Nov. 1 Holy Cross* Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Fri ., Nov . 7 Niagara Lewiston, N .Y . 7:05 p .m . Sat., Nov. 14 Army* Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Fri., Nov. 15 Army* Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Fri ., Nov . 21 Connecticut* Storrs, Conn . 7:05 p .m . Sat ., Nov . 22 Connecticut* Storrs, Conn . 7:05 p .m . Sat ., Nov . 29 UMass-Lowell Lowell, Mass . 4 p .m .

Fri ., Dec . 5 Air Force* Colorado Springs, Colo . 9:05 p .m . Sat ., Dec . 6 Air Force* Colorado Springs, Colo . 9:05 p .m . Fri., Dec. 12 Mercyhurst* Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Sat., Dec. 13 Mercyhurst* Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m.

Fri ., Jan . 2 Bentley* Waltham, Mass . 7:05 p .m . Sat ., Jan . 3 Bentley* Waltham, Mass . 7:05 p .m . Fri., Jan. 9 Connecticut* Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Sat., Jan. 10 Connecticut* Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Fri., Jan. 16 AIC* Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Sat., Jan. 17 AIC* Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Thu ., Jan . 22 Canisius* Buffalo, N .Y . 7:05 p .m . Sun ., Jan . 25 Canisius* Buffalo, N .Y . 4:05 p .m . Sat., Jan. 30 U.S. Under-18 National^ Blue Cross Arena 7:05 p.m.

Fri., Feb. 6 Sacred Heart* Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Sat., Feb. 7 Sacred Heart* Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Fri ., Feb . 13 Holy Cross* Worcester, Mass . 4:05 p .m . Sat ., Feb . 14 Holy Cross* Worcester, Mass . 7:05 p .m . Fri ., Feb . 20 Army* West Point, N .Y . 7:05 p .m . Sat ., Feb . 21 Army* West Point, N .Y . 7:05 p .m . Fri., Feb. 27 Air Force* Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Sat., Feb. 28 Air Force* Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m.

Sat., March 7 Atlantic Hockey First Round TBA TBA Fri., March 13 Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals TBA TBA Sat., March 14 Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals TBA TBA Sun., March 15 Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals TBA TBA Fri., March 20 Atlantic Hockey Semifinals^ Blue Cross Arena 4:05 p.m./7:05 p.m. Sat., March 21 Atlantic Hockey Championship^ Blue Cross Arena 7:05 p.m. Fri., March 27 NCAA Regionals TBA TBA Sat., March 28 NCAA Regionals TBA TBA Sun., March 29 NCAA Regionals TBA TBA

Thu. April 9 NCAA Frozen Four Semifinals Washington, D.C. TBA Sat., April 11 NCAA Frozen Four Final Washington, D.C. TBA Home Games in Bold ^ Games will be played at Blue Cross Arena in Rochester, N .Y . * Atlantic Hockey Association Games

Schedule subject to change

4 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence Time Warner TV Schedule

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TIGERS LIVE TV SCHEDULE: Oct . 17 vs . Clarkson - 7 p .m . Nov . 1 vs . Holy Cross - 7 p .m . Nov . 14 vs . Army - 7 p .m . Dec . 12 vs . Mercyhurst - 7 p .m . Dec . 13 vs . Mercyhurst - 7 p .m . Jan . 9 vs . Connecticut - 7 p .m . Jan . 10 vs . Connecticut - 7 p .m . Jan . 17 vs . American International - 7 p .m . Feb . 7 vs . Sacred Heart - 7 p .m . Feb . 28 vs . Air Force - 7 p .m .

TIGERS TAPE DELAYED SCHEDULE: Oct . 31 vs . Holy Cross - TBA Nov . 15 vs . Army - TBA Jan . 16 vs . American International - TBA Feb . 6 vs . Sacred Heart - TBA Feb . 27 vs . Air Force - TBA

TWCS (Time Warner Cable Sports), Channel 26, will feature 15 home games during the 2008-2009 season, RIT’s third year in the Atlantic Hockey Association. Live broadcasts will begin at 7 p.m. on the scheduled dates. Check your local listings for broadcasts of the tape-delayed contests and re-aired contests during the week.

www.ritathletics.com 5 Coaching Staff

Rochester Institute of Technology

Wayne Wilson, enters his 10th season as head coach of the Galway became only the second player in RIT history to Tigers, and looks to guide RIT to its first appearance in be named NCAA Division III AHCA Player of the Year . the NCAA Division I Tournament . The Guelph, Last season, Lambert won the Atlantic Hockey Lead- native won a national title as a player at Bowling Green ing scorer award and was a first team selection, along with University in 1984 . Wilson led Bowling Green to three defenseman Dan Ringwald . NCAA Tournament appearances as an assistant coach and In Wilson’s tenure at RIT, many players have graduated led RIT to three trips to the NCAA’s in 2000, 2001 and and moved on to professional careers within their field of 2002 . study . Last season the team GPA was 3 .35 . During his tenure at RIT, Wilson has guided the Tigers While at Bowling Green, several of his players (includ- to a 165-78-22 record . In just three seasons of Division ing Rob Blake, Nelson Emerson and Brian Holzinger) I play, Wilson has the Tigers competing against the best went on to successful careers in the National Hockey teams in the country . Last season, he led RIT to its first League . In 2007, Steve Pinizzotto became RIT’s first post-season berth as a Division I program, and wins over athlete to sign a professional hockey contract since Chris perennial national powerhouses Cornell and . Palmer signed with in 1990 . Lambert The Tigers finished with a 19-12-6 record and advanced to and Matt Smith also signed professional contracts follow- the Atlantic Hockey Association semifinals . ing the 2007-08 season . Head Coach On Oct . 27, 2007, the Tigers defeated then #18 Cor- Wilson starred at Bowling Green State University, Wayne Wilson nell, 4-1 in front of 5,142 raucous fans at Blue Cross Arena playing on defense for the Falcons from 1981 to 1984 . He in downtown Rochester . A little over two months later, captained the team in 1984, helping the Falcons to the on Dec . 29, Wilson’s Tigers shocked the Division I hockey NCAA Division I National Championship . landscape, defeating #14 Minnesota at the Dodge Holiday Wilson earned a degree in health, physical education Classic in front of 10,046 fans at Mariucci Arena . It was and recreation from Bowling Green in 1984, and added the first time Minnesota had lost a game in their home his master’s degree in education at BGSU in 1987 . He tournament since the 1999-00 season . lives in Pittsford, N .Y ., with his wife, Lynn, and children, Last season, forward Simon Lambert became the first Stephanie (19) and Stuart (17) . Stephanie is a sophomore RIT player to be named a finalist for the Hobey Baker at Wilson’s alma mater, Bowling Green . Award, college hockey’s finest honor . In 2006-07, RIT won the Atlantic Hockey regular sea- Year WLT son title in its first year in the league . RIT has a sparkling 1999-2000 2171 40-23-8 record over the last two seasons, including a 35- 15-6 mark in Atlantic Hockey play . 2000-2001 2711 In 2003-04, Wilson became the third coach in the pro- 2001-2002 2322 gram’s storied history to win 100 games . He picked up his 2002-2003 1942 150th coaching win on Nov . 17, 2007 against Mercyhurst . 2003-2004 1375 He sits second all-time in coaching wins at RIT and needs 2004-2005 13 10 1 24 more to become the university’s all-time leader . 2005-2006 9 24 2 Wilson has led RIT to three NCAA tournament ap- pearances and four ECAC West Tournament titles and 2006-2007 21 11 2 has been named the ECAC West Coach of the Year three 2007-2008 19 12 6 times . His .664 winning percentage is among the best in RIT Totals 165 78 22 the nation . Wilson earned AHCA Coach of the Year honors in 2000-01 when he guided the Tigers to their fifth appear- ance in the NCAA Division III National Championship game after an unbeaten regular season (22-0-1) . Wilson coaches an up-tempo brand of hockey that the players and fans enjoy . Each year the Tigers are among the nation’s leaders in just about every offensive category . In the 2000-01 season, RIT led Division III in goals per game and power-play efficiency . Last season, the Tigers were among the Division I leaders in goals per game and power-play efficiency (22 .3 percent) . During his time at RIT, Wilson has coached eight All- American selections (two-time selection Jerry Galway, Pat Staerker, Derek Hahn, Peter Bournazakis, Mike Bournaza- kis, Tyler Euverman and Mike Tarantino) . In 2001, Jerry

6 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence Coaching Staff

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Brian Hills begins his fourth season at RIT, and second as during his junior and senior seasons . Hills left Bowling the associate head coach . Hills, who joined RIT prior to Green as its all-time leading scorer and is currently second the 2005-06 season, previously had been the head coach at on the list . He scored 116 goals and added 154 assists for SUNY Geneseo . In his last season at Geneseo, he led the 270 points in 156 games . In 1982-83 he set a school single- Knights to a record of 18-7-4, a SUNYAC Championship, season record that still stands with 94 points (37-57-94) in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Division III Tournament 40 games . Hills led the Falcons in scoring during his final and a No . 7 ranking in the final Division III poll . Hills three seasons . amassed a record of 53-42-14 while reviving the Geneseo After graduating from Bowling Green with a degree hockey program . His record during his final two seasons in business administration, Hills spent 11 seasons playing at Geneseo was 32-14-9 . professionally in Europe—eight years in and Prior to coaching at Geneseo, Hills worked for seven three in Germany . He won three gold medals with Team years at Division I Bowling Green . During that time he Canada in Europe’s Spengler Cup before returning to his assisted with Team Canada’s national team selection alma mater, where he spent seven seasons as an assistant committee in 1997 and 1998 . He also coached the Chur coach from 1994-2001 . Associate (Switzerland) Junior Hockey Team in 1986-87 . “Brian has been an invaluable asset not only to myself, Hills is a graduate of Bowling Green State University, but also to the RIT hockey program and the Rochester Head Coach where he was a teammate of RIT Head Coach Wayne community,” said RIT Head Coach Wayne Wilson . “He is Brian Hills Wilson . Hills was a two-time All-American and two-time a proven winner and will no doubt be an excellent Division Hobey Baker Memorial Award finalist . He led the Central I head coach someday .” Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA) in scoring twice Hills lives in Honeoye Falls with his wife, Andrea . and was the CCHA Player of the Year in 1983 . In addi- They have two children, a daughter Alexandra (19) and tion, Hills was a two-time CCHA All-Academic team son Trevor (16) . Alexandra is a freshman on the RIT member, and was a second team CoSIDA/GTE Academic women’s hockey team . All-American as a senior . The Falcons won the CCHA title

Dave Insalaco returns home to begin his first season as favorite in Adirondack, winning the Unsung Hero and 110 an assistant coach for the RIT men’s hockey program . Percent Award as voted on by the fans in 2001-02 . Insa- Insalaco comes to RIT after spending the last two seasons laco helped lead Adirondack to a division title in 2000-01 . with the Green Bay Gamblers of the United States Hockey The Greece native played collegiately at SUNY Brock- League . Midway through the 2007-08 season, he took over port from 1996-2000 . Insalaco tallied 47 goals and 62 as the head coach and general manager, coaching incom- assists for 109 points in 108 career games for the Golden ing RIT freshmen Cameron Burt and Taylor McReynolds . Eagles . He is seventh all-time at SUNY Brockport in goals In 2006-07, Insalaco also coached current Tiger standout and 10th in points . Insalaco was an All-SUNYAC second Sean Murphy . team selection in 2000 and Chase Memorial Academic Insalaco began his coaching career in 2002-03, as a Athletic Scholarship winner . volunteer assistant at SUNY Brockport . In 2003-04, he “Dave is a young, smart, energetic coach, who will be moved to SUNY Geneseo as an assistant coach . There, he a real asset to RIT,” said RIT Head Coach Wayne Wilson . worked under current RIT Associate Head Coach Brian “He excels in recruiting, skill development, video analysis Hills for two seasons . During Insalaco’s three seasons at and understands the game real well . Dave will fit in right Assistant SUNY Geneseo, the Ice Knights went 51-23-11 and earned away at RIT .” two NCAA Division III Tournament berths . In addition, Insalaco’s sister Kim, was a member of the Coach Insalaco played two years of professional hockey for 2006 United States Women’s Olympic Hockey Team that Dave Insalaco the Adirondack IceHawks of the United Hockey League earned a bronze medal in Turin, Italy . She is also an as- from 2000-2002, recording 10 goals and 21 assists for sistant women’s hockey coach at Cornell University . 31 points in 128 career games . He quickly became a fan

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Rochester Institute of Technology

Mike Germain returns for his third season as a volunteer Germain, who has a master’s degree in educational assistant coach . He is no stranger to hockey fans, both administration from Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts professional and scholastic, in the Rochester area . and a second masters in liberal studies at SUNY Brockport, Germain came to the Tigers after spending a season as an started his coaching career as an assistant at Brockport from assistant coach with the ’s Roches- 1998-2000 . ter Americans . Before that, Germain was an associate coach “Mike has become an integral part of our program,” said for the Rochester Junior Americans for four seasons . RIT Head Coach Wayne Wilson . “His work with our goalten- For three seasons, Germain was the head coach of the ders has been invaluable as evidenced by the improvement of Greece Lightning, one of the top high school teams in the Louis Menard, Jared DeMichel and Jocelyn Guimond .” Rochester area . In his first season, Germain led the Light- The Germain name should be familiar to RIT fans, as ning to 17 wins and the New York state quarterfinals . Mike’s brother Lou played in for one season with the Ti- A 1994 graduate of SUNY Cortland and standout goal- gers before transferring to SUNY Geneseo, where he earned tender for the Red Dragons, Germain will work primarily All-American honors . Volunteer with the Tiger goalies this season . While at SUNY Cortland, Germain is a health and physical education teacher at Assistant Coach Germain set single-season school records that still stand for John Marshall High School in the Rochester City School most wins (17, 1992-93) and (2, 1991-92) . He is also District . Mike Germain the Red Dragons all-time leader in wins (33) and shutouts (3) .

Mark Cesari begins his third year as the strength and tional Association and the Phoenix Roadrunners conditioning coach and athletic trainer at RIT . In his tenure of the East Coast Hockey League . In addition, Cesari was at RIT, Cesari has implemented his strength and condition- an athletic trainer for the Arizona State Sun Devils Division ing philiosophies among the student-athletes . In addition, I college football team . he revamped the varsity weight room and established the A native of , Quebec, Cesari earned his mas- Tiger Power Den . ter’s degree in 2006 from Arizona School of Health in Mesa, Cesari held a number of different positions in the ath- Ariz . He earned his bachelor’s degree from Concordia letic training field before arriving at RIT . He served as the University in Montreal . He is a certified athletic trainer and head strength and conditioning coach and assistant athletic strength and conditioning specialist . trainer for both the Phoenix Mercury of the Women’s Na- Cesari resides in West Henrietta, N .Y .

Strength and Conditioning Coach/Athletic Trainer Mark Cesari

Jeff Siegel begins his third season at RIT, first as Known by many in the RIT hockey com- the director of hockey operations . munity as “Captain Video”, Mark Lessard is Siegel graduated from New England Col- now in his 13th season as the video coordinator lege in 2006 with a degree in sports and recre- for the RIT men’s hockey team . ation management . He was named Sport and He was awarded the Dr . Albert J . Simone Recreation Management Student of the Year . Distinguished Service Award in 2008 . This While at New England College, Siegel award is given to a person or persons who have worked as the equipment manager for the made a positive impact on the RIT Hockey men’s ice hockey team . He also handled game Program . operations and community relations . Lessard, a graduate of Churchville-Chili In the summer of 2005, Siegel worked as High School and Monroe Community College, a game operations intern for the Manchester Director of Hockey Video Coordinator is able to break down film of RIT hockey into Wolves of the Arena Football 2 League . virtually any category necessary, including Operations Siegel resides in West Henrietta, N .Y . Mark Lessard power plays, face-offs, shots on goal and goals Jeff Siegel for . He has become an extremely valuable part of the RIT hockey department . Lessard also works as a computer lab tech- nician in the information technology depart- ment at RIT .

8 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence Frank Ritter Ice Arena

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Celebrating its 40th Anniversary in 2008, Frank NCAA championships . In addition, there are E facilities Ritter Ice Arena is home to the Rochester Institute several different promotions and special events Located beneath the seating section are hockey of Technology men’s and women’s hockey teams, between periods, making Ritter Arena the place locker rooms, made possible by major gifts from as well as the Genesee Figure Skating Club . The to be on campus during the winter months . the Shumway Foundation and the Landsman arena has hosted four NCAA Championships, the Development Corporation . latest in 2000-01 . E History Formerly known as Shumway Arena, the The arena is named after one of Rochester’s E special activities facility (185’ x 85’) has undergone several reno- most distinguished citizens . Frank Ritter was a Numerous other activities have taken advantage vations . A new sound system, lights, ceiling and founder of Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics of the arena’s facilities . Some of these include: dasher boards have been added to help make Rit- Institute (now RIT) . He served on the Board of • Genesee Figure Skating Club Invitational ter Arena one of the best facilities in the Atlantic Trustees from 1885 to 1903, and was founder of • Rochester Youth Hockey practice sessions Hockey Association . In the last two years, both Ritter Company, later a part of Sybron Co . The • Monroe County Hockey League playoffs team locker rooms were renovated, a visitor’s arena was dedicated in his honor in 1968 . • preseason locker room was added, and the cooling system exhibition games below the ice surface was replaced . E media and special guests • McQuaid Jesuit High School Tournament Overlooking the south end is the John D . Pike E game night atmosphere Press Box, dedicated on Nov . 18, 1985 . The facil- The arena also hosts the Tiger Hockey School, With its intimate capacity of 2,100 (1,600 sitting, ity is a gift of the John D . Pike Construction Co . and the Genesee Figure Skating Club has 500 standing), fans are right on top of the action . and is named in honor of the company’s founder . conducted its 46th Annual Skating Academy . With the “Corner Crew” leading the way, fans at The press box has areas for media and special Learn-to-Skate classes and public skating are also Ritter Arena cheer loudly and often . The crowds guests of the university, and complements one offered throughout the year . are among the most boisterous and loudest in of the finest university skating facilities in the Division I and give the Tigers a distinct home- United States . ice advantage . There are a plethora of banners celebrating RIT hockey’s several conference and

www.ritathletics.com 9 Season Outlook

Rochester Institute of Technology

The RIT men’s hockey team enters the 2008-09 the NCAA Tournament, which would mean winning Ringwald led the team with a plus-9 rating and was season with its sights set on winning its first Atlantic the Atlantic Hockey Championship . The regular the catalyst of RIT’s power-play, which finished the Hockey Championship Tournament and earning a season champion represents the team who played season ranked in the top-10 nationally . berth in the NCAA Tournament . The Tigers had the best all season . The playoff champion is the team Fellow junior Alan Mazur, the 2006-07 Atlantic a successful 2007-08 campaign, defeating na- who plays the best at the end of the year and receives Hockey Association Rookie of the Year, battled tional powerhouses Cornell and Minnesota, while the national exposure . We want to be that team .” injuries early last season, but rebounded to become advancing to the semifinals of the Atlantic Hockey The Tigers return 17 players from last season’s both an offensive and defensive force in the second Association Championship . With a strong nucleus squad and Wilson has recruited nine highly touted half of the year . of returning veterans and a very talented group of newcomers . Wilson brought in a strong group of rookie de- newcomers, RIT should be right in the mix to claim fensemen for the 2008-09 season . Riley Clark, Trevor the AHA title . Although the Tigers are a young E forwards Eckenswiller, Chris Haltigin and Daniel Spivak are Division I program, they have won 40 games over the The Tigers graduated Hobey Baker Finalist Simon all highly touted blueliners, who can step right in and past two seasons . Lambert and Matt Smith, the national leader in become a force . All four players are strong not only RIT will play 34 regular season games this power-play goals a season ago, but return a very in the defensive end, but can move the puck and are season, opening with non-conference road games at talented group of forwards this season . tremendous skaters . Bowling Green and Western Michigan of the CCHA Senior captain Brennan Sarazin, and classmate “We return our top four defensemen from last on Oct . 10 and 11 . The following weekend, the Jesse Newman, along with juniors Anton Kharin, year and bring in four very good newcomers,” said Tigers host ECAC foes Clarkson at Ritter Arena and Matt Crowell, Stevan Matic and Brent Alexin will be Wilson . “We feel we have a group that are very good St . Lawrence at Blue Cross Arena . Last season, the expected to shoulder more of the offensive respon- skaters, can move the puck and are intelligent . Col- Tigers defeated Cornell, 4-1, before 5,142 fans at the sibilties . They all have a strong offensive touch and lectively, this is the best group of defensemen we’ve downtown Rochester venue . The Atlantic Hockey know what it takes to win at this level . had at RIT .” Association conference semifinals and champion- Sophomores Tyler Mazzei, Andrew Favot, Mike ship games will be played at Blue Cross Arena for the Janda and Sean Murphy all showed flashes of bril- E goalies third straight season . liance last season and will assume greater responsibil- Senior Louis Menard returns as the starting net- The Tigers will also play non-conference road ity in their second seasons with the club . minder after enjoying another brilliant season in contests at Niagara on Nov . 7 and UMass-Lowell on Freshmen Tyler Brenner, Scott Knowles, Mark 2007-08 . Menard posted 18 victories, including Nov . 29 . In addition, RIT will host the United States Cornacchia, Cameron Burt and Taylor McReynolds strong non-conference performances against Cornell Under-18 National Team in an exhibition contest at make up a very talented freshman class that can do and Minnesota . He was 14-6-5 in Atlantic Hockey Blue Cross Arena on Jan . 30 . a little of everything . All five men can score and are play, running his record to 25-6-5 over the last two “We continue to put together an attractive, but strong defensively . They will be expected to step right seasons in conference games . difficult non-conference schedule that challenges us in and provide offense . Junior Jared DeMichiel will also be counted and makes us better for league and postseason play,” “We will have very good balance up front,” said on to see plenty of time this season after seeing an said RIT Head Coach Wayne Wilson, now in his 10th Wilson . “Even though we lost our two top scorers in increased workload during his sophomore season . year with the Tigers . Simon Lambert and Matt Smith, we have returners Sophomore Jan Ropponen, adjusted well to the North Twenty-eight of RIT’s 35 games will be against who are ready to step up and play a larger role . We American game and showed vast improvement as the Atlantic Hockey foes . The league, now in its sixth hope for continued growth from our returners and season progressed . He should vie for action . season, includes two-time defending champion Air see which freshmen will come to the forefront and “We feel good about our goaltending situation,” Force, along with Army, Sacred Heart, Connecticut emerge as well .” said Wilson . “(Louis) Menard is a strong and Holy Cross, all of whom RIT will play four games who is capable of carrying our team, while Jared apiece against this season . The Tigers will play AHA E Defensemen DeMichel earned plenty of experience last year and foes Mercyhurst, Canisius, American International The Tigers return four veteran defensemen from last should see more time this season . Jan (Ropponen) and Bentley twice in 2008-09 . season’s squad, all of whom have achieved tremen- should continue to get better and push for playing Wilson, who needs 24 victories to become the dous success . time .” all-time leader in wins at RIT, believes that his team The senior duo of captain Bobby Raymond and has made great progress in its first three seasons as Justin Hofstetter are arguably the top two defense- RIT will have an eye on the postseason, securing a a Division I program and would like to continue men in the conference and will continue to shine . top seed for the Atlantic Hockey Championship and improving and take another step forward in 2008-09 . Raymond was an All-Atlantic Hockey third team perhaps make history in the form of participating in “In our first season in league play (2006-07), we selection, while Hofstetter is a very steady blueliner . the NCAA Tournament . It should be a memorable could only win the regular season title and we did Junior Dan Ringwald was second among all season at Ritter Arena in 2008-09 . that,” said Wilson . “Last season, we won our first Division I defensemen in scoring last season with postseason games in Division I and made the confer- 34 points and was an All-Atlantic Hockey first team ence semifinals . Ultimately, our goal is to advance to selection and earned All-American consideration .

10 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence Player Profiles

11 Bobby Raymond - Captain Defense, Senior, 5-10, 190, Lucknow, Ontario (Industrial Engineering)

Rochester Institute of Technology

E Career: One of two RIT players (Brennan Sarazin) to play every game in three seasons of Division I play .

E 2007-08: Appeared in all 37 contests … earned All-Atlantic Hockey Association third team honors … recipient of RIT’s Greg Moss Hard Hat Award, given to player who performs at a high level with little fanfare … set career-high in assists (10), points (12) and minutes (40) … was plus-5 overall … plus-7 in Atlantic Hockey play … recorded all 12 points in contests against Atlantic Hockey foes … tied a career-high with two points in wins over Mercyhurst and Canisius … had a goal and an assist against Mercyhurst and two assists against Canisius … among team leaders in 21 blocked shots … scored a goal and was plus-2 at Bentley … named to Em- pire 8 President’s List for maintaining a 3 .75 grade-point average … named to Atlantic Hockey Association All-Academic team . Season Statistics Year GP G A Pts. PIM 2005-06 35 3 4 7 34 E 2006-07: Dependable defenseman played in all of RIT’s contests for the 2006-07 34 2 6 8 30 second straight year … recorded two goals and added six assists … finished 2007-08 37 2 10 12 40 the season plus-6 … recorded seven of his eight points in Atlantic Hockey Career 106 7 20 27 104 play … had his first multi-point effort with two assists in a 5-1 win over Atlantic Hockey Season Statistics Holy Cross … scored goals against Air Force and Army … named to Empire Year GP G A Pts. PIM 8 President’s List for maintaining a 3 .75 grade-point average … named to 2005-06 00000 2006-07 28 2 5 7 24 Atlantic Hockey Association All-Academic team . 2007-08 28 2 10 12 32 Career 56 4 15 19 56 E 2005-06: Stepped right in and saw plenty of ice time … played in all 35 games … had seven points on three goals and four assists… tallied his first Career vs. Atlantic Hockey Opponents collegiate goal in RIT’s first win as a Division I program, 5-2 over Air Force Team GP G A Pts. PIM Air Force 13 3 0 3 20 at the Quinnipiac Tournament … scored the game-winner against USA AIC 90446 Under-18 … scored power-play goals against Air Force and USA Under-18 Army 41014 … garnered 34 penalty minutes . Bentley 81120 Canisius 10 0 5 5 4 Connecticut 4 0 0 0 4 E Before rIt: Played for the Owen Sound Greys of the Midwestern Junior Holy Cross 6 0 4 4 12 Hockey League (MWJHL) … played in 48 regular season games … scored Mercyhurst 9 1 1 2 20 eight goals and had 27 assists … played in 14 playoff games his final sea- Sacred Heart 5 0 2 2 2 son… scored three goals and had six assists in playoff action .

E Personal: Industrial engineering major … attended F .E . Madill High School … born Aug . 7, 1985, in London, Ontario … son of Keith and Loree Raymond … has one sister, Lindsey … favorite NHL player is … favorite NHL team is the Maple Leafs … favorite sports moment was Canada’s men’s and women’s hockey teams winning gold medals at the 2002 Olympics in , Utah … favorite food is barbeque ribs from Bugaboo Creek Steak House … favorite TV show is Deadliest Catch … favorite movie is National Treasure .

E Career Highs goals: 1, seven times assists: 2, twice Points: 2, three times Plus/minus: plus-3, Jan . 4, 2008 at Holy Cross shots: 5, Feb . 25, 2006 at USA Under-18 Penalty minutes: 14, Nov . 16, 2007 vs . Holy Cross

“Bobby remains one of the best skaters in the league . His contributions did not go unnoticed by the rest of the league, as he earned third team honors . As a leader, his contributions are invaluable . Bobby and Justin Hofstetter give us the best defensive pairing in the league .” — Coach Wilson

12 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence Brennan Sarazin - Captain Forward, Senior, 5-10, 195, Ottawa, Ontario (Finance)

2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey

E Career: One of two RIT players (Bobby Raymond) to play every game in three seasons of Division I play .

E 2007-08: Appeared in all 37 contests … recipient of RIT’s Greg Moss Hard Hat Award, given to player who performs at a high level and little fanfare … set a career-high with three points (1-2-3) and was plus-3 in a 5-1 win over Holy Cross … named Atlantic Hockey Player of the Week, Jan . 7 … earned RIT Male Athlete of the Week honors, Jan . 21 … had a four-game point scor- ing streak, Feb . 23 to March 7 … led the team with two short-handed goals, scored in wins over Mercyhurst and Bentley … scored the game-tying, power- play goal with 1:04 left in a 3-3 draw against nationally-ranked Niagara … was plus-5 overall, tied for third on the team … named to Empire 8 President’s List 20 for maintaining a 3 75. grade-point average … named to Atlantic Hockey As- sociation All-Academic team . Season Statistics Year GP G A Pts. PIM E 2006-07: Did not miss a game for the second consecutive season … 2005-06 35 8 10 18 36 2006-07 34 7 9 16 52 recorded seven goals and nine assists for 16 points … placed fourth on the 2007-08 37 5 9 14 54 team with 52 penalty minutes … scored the game-winning goal in a 4-2 Career 106 20 28 48 142 win over Canisius … provided the game-winner in a 3-2 win at American International … had a four-game point-scoring streak … finished the season Atlantic Hockey Season Statistics plus-7 … recorded 13 points (six goals, seven assists) in Atlantic Hockey Year GP G A Pts. PIM 2005-06 00000 play … had a point in 16 games … named to Atlantic Hockey Association 2006-07 28 6 7 13 46 All-Academic team . 2007-08 28 4 7 11 40 Career 56 10 14 24 86 E 2005-06: Played in all 35 games … tallied 18 points on eight goals and 10 assists … scored his first collegiate goal at Quinnipiac … the goal was RIT’s Career vs. Atlantic Hockey Opponents Team GP G A Pts. PIM first regular season goal as a Division I program … added two power-play Air Force 13 2 0 2 24 goals … scored the game-winning goals versus Canisius and SUNY Fredonia AIC 9 1 2 3 12 … had two goals at Rensselaer … had a point in 14 games … four multiple- Army 41126 point games . Bentley 8 1 3 4 10 Canisius 10 2 1 3 16 Connecticut 4 0 0 0 0 E Before rIt: Played for the of the Central Junior Hockey Holy Cross 62352 League (CJHL) … led Raiders to first place in the Yzerman Division in Mercyhurst 9 2 2 4 16 2004-05 … recorded 26 goals and 29 assists in 48 games … led Raiders to the Sacred Heart 5 0 4 4 2 Royal Bank Cup in 2003 as a captain .

E Personal: Finance major … attended St . Pius X High School … born July 19, 1984, in Nepean, Ontario … son of Jeff and Mary Sarazin … has two brothers, Paul and Riley … favorite NHL players are former standout Steve Yzerman and Mike Fisher of the … favorite NHL team is the Ottawa Senators … favorite sports moment was Joe Carter’s walk-off home run to win the 1993 World Series for the … grandmother’s homemade apple pie is his favorite food … en- joys marketing classes at RIT … favorite TV shows are Entourage and Man vs . Wild … would like to be a successful businessman in 10 years … historic people he would most like to meet are Jesus and .

E Career Highs goals: 2, Dec . 10, 2005 at Rensselaer assists: 2, three times Points: 3, Jan . 5, 2008 at Holy Cross Plus/minus: plus-3, three times shots: 5, twice Penalty minutes: 14, twice

“Brennan is extremely well-respected by his teammates . He will be an out- standing leader for us this season . We think he will be a key contributor offensively, while being one of our best defensive forwards along with Stevan Matic .” — Coach Wilson

www.ritathletics.com 13 Dan Ringwald - Captain Defense, Junior, 6-1, 205, Oakville, Ontario (Business)

Rochester Institute of Technology

E Career: RIT’s all-time leader in assists (47) and points (54) by a defense- man at the Division I level … second in overall assists … fourth in goals by a defenseman, with seven .

E 2007-08: Led all RIT and Atlantic Hockey blueliners in assists (31) and points (34) … earned All-Atlantic Hockey Association first team honors … led all defenseman in the country with 0 .94 points per game … tied for the national lead among defenseman in assists … second overall in points by a blueliner … fourth overall in the nation in assists per game … tied for fifth nationally in assists … led RIT with a plus-9 rating … recorded 26 power- play points (3-23-26) … earned RIT Male Athlete of the Week honors, Feb . 11 … tallied a five-game assist scorng streak, Oct . 13 to Nov . 3 … recorded a 6 career-best four assists against Canisius … dished out three assists in game one of the Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals against Holy Cross … recorded 13 Season Statistics points (2-11-13) during a seven-game point scoring streak, Feb . 1 to March Year GP G A Pts. PIM 23 … named to Empire 8 President’s List for maintaining a 3 .75 grade-point 2006-07 30 4 16 20 16 average … named to Atlantic Hockey Association All-Academic team . 2007-08 36 3 31 34 12 Career 66 7 47 54 28 E 2006-07: Appeared in 30 games … recorded four goals and added 16 Atlantic Hockey Season Statistics assists for 20 points … named Atlantic Hockey Association Rookie of the Year GP G A Pts. PIM Week, Dec . 4 … scored the game-winning, power-play goal with 1 .5 seconds 2006-07 25 3 15 18 12 left in regulation, lifting RIT to a 6-5 win over Mercyhurst … recorded a 2007-08 27 3 21 24 10 career-best three points in that victory … scored his first collegiate goal and Career 52 6 36 42 22 added an assist in a victory over Holy Cross … had 18 points and was plus-4 Career vs. Atlantic Hockey Opponents in 25 Atlantic Hockey Association contests … tallied six multiple-point Team GP G A Pts. PIM games … named to Empire 8 President’s List for maintaining a 3 .75 grade- Air Force 91452 point average … named to Atlantic Hockey Association All-Academic team . AIC 50550 Army 40110 Bentley 70332 E Before rIt: Played junior hockey with former Tiger Steve Pinizzotto, who Canisius 8 1 10 11 4 is now in the organization … played two years with the Connecticut 4 1 2 3 0 of the Ontario Provinicial Junior Hockey League (OPJHL) Holy Cross 61674 Mercyhurst 8 2 4 6 6 … led Oakville to a conference championship … registered eight goals and Sacred Heart 4 0 4 4 2 28 assists for 36 points in 47 games during the 2005-06 season .

E Personal: Business major … attended T .A . Blakelock High School … born Aug . 25, 1986 in New Westminster, … son of Rob and Alison Ringwald … has one brother, Daryl, and one sister, Leah … favorite NHL player is Scott Niedermayer of the … favorite NHL team is the Canucks … favorite sports moment was when Ray Bourque hoisted the as a member of the Colorado Ava- lanche in 2001 … sports nutrition is his favorite class at RIT … ice cream is his favorite food … favorite movie is The Shawshank Redemption … would like to be playing professional hockey in 10 years … historic person he would most like to meet is Alexander Graham Bell .

Career Highs E goals: 1, seven times assists: 4, Feb . 10, 2008 at Canisius Points: 4, Feb . 10, 2008 at Canisius Plus/minus: plus-3, Dec . 8, 2007 at American International shots: 5, Dec . 2, 2006 vs . Holy Cross Penalty minutes: 2, fourteen times

“Dan is one of the top defensemen not only in Atlantic Hockey but in the nation . His intelligence and poise with the puck is one level above everyone else . We feel Dan will be an outstanding leader for our team this season .” — Coach Wilson

14 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence Justin Hofstetter Defense, Senior, 6-0, 195, Bright, Ontario (Biology)

2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey

E Career: Third all-time at RIT in goals scored by a defenseman at the Divi- sion I level (10) .

E 2007-08: Played in 36 of 37 contests … recorded career-highs of 10 assists and 13 points … scored a career-high two goals and was plus-2 in a 5-2 win over American International … had an asssist and was plus-3 in a 5-2 win at Holy Cross … tied for sixth on the team with a plus-4 rating … was plus-9 in Atlantic Hockey play … fired a career-best five shots on goal against Canisus and Mercyhurst … among team leaders in blocked shots .

E 2006-07: Appeared in all 34 contests … tied for second among Tiger 3 defensemen with six goals … added six assists … had a goal and an assist in back-to-back wins over American International … scored a goal and added Regular Season Statistics an assist against nationally-ranked Cornell … had four goals and three as- Year GP G A Pts. PIM 2005-06 30 1 5 6 26 sists in a four-game stretch … dished out a career-best two assists in a 4-0 2006-07 34 6 6 12 56 win at Sacred Heart … finished the season plus-3 … had the game-winning 2007-08 36 3 10 13 46 goal in a 5-2 win over Mercyhurst … third on the team with 56 penalty Career 100 10 21 31 128 minutes .

Atlantic Hockey Season Statistics Year GP G A Pts. PIM E 2005-06: Played in 30 games … notched six points on a goal and five as- 2005-06 00000 sists … scored his first collegiate goal on the power-play at Air Force … had 2006-07 28 4 5 9 50 2007-08 27 3 7 10 36 his first collegiate assists in the Quinnipiac Tournament versus Air Force … Career 55 7 12 19 86 had three assists in his first four games … took 35 shots on goal … finished the year with 26 minutes in penalties . Career vs. Atlantic Hockey Opponents Team GP G A Pts. PIM Air Force 12 1 2 3 18 E Before rIt: Played for the Cambridge Winterhawks of the Midwestern AIC 9 4 2 6 12 Junior Hockey League (MWJHL) … was named the Winterhawks’ Most Army 40114 Bentley 80226 Valuable Defenseman in 2004-05 … had 19 goals and 30 assists in 2004-05 Canisius 10 2 2 4 26 … was the team’s Most Improved Player in 2003-04 . Connecticut 4 0 0 0 6

Holy Cross 6 0 1 1 12 Mercyhurst 8 1 1 2 8 E Personal: Biology major … attended Waterloo-Oxford High School … Sacred Heart 5 0 3 3 8 born Feb . 11, 1986 in Kitchener, Ontario … son of Gary Hofstetter … has three sisters, Shelby, Taryn and Kristi … favorite NHL player is Scott Nie- dermayer of the Anaheim Ducks … avid follower of the … favorite sports moment was watching Canadian sprinter defeat United States sprinter Michael Johnson in a nationally televised 150-meter sprint match race … pan seared salmon is his favorite food … favorite TV show is Planet Earth … favorite class at RIT is microbiology … historic person he would most like to meet is Bob Marley .

E Career Highs goals: 2, Feb . 2, 2008 vs . American International assists: 2, Jan . 12, 2007 at Sacred Heart Points: 2, five times Plus/minus: plus-3, Jan . 4, 2008 at Holy Cross shots: 5, four times Penalty minutes: 14, Feb . 9, 2008 vs . Canisius

“Justin had another oustanding year for us . He and Bobby Raymond form the best defensive pairing in Atlantic Hockey . We really expect Justin to be a leader and someone we can count on in crucial situations .” — Coach Wilson

www.ritathletics.com 15 Louis Menard Goaltender, Senior, 6-1, 180, Chicoutimi, Quebec (Marketing)

Rochester Institute of Technology

E Career: All-time leader in wins by a goaltender at the Division I level (29) …will become the leader in virtually every category early in the season … is a remarkable 25-6-5 in 37 Atlantic Hockey Association contests .

E 2007-08: Played in and started 33 games, second most in the history of the RIT men’s hockey program … 851 saves are the fourth most in one year … 18-10-5 overall record … named Atlantic Hockey Goaltender of the Week three times, Oct . 29, Nov . 26 and Dec . 3 … tied for second in Atlantic Hockey with 14 wins and third with a 2 .29 goals against average in league play … recorded his second career , stopping 17 shots in a 5-0 win over American International … recorded an eight-game unbeaten streak (7- 0-1), Feb . 2 to March 8 … brilliant in his first win of the season, stopping 22 30 shots in a 4-1 win over #18 Cornell at Blue Cross Arena … stopped a career- best 38 shots against national champion Boston College in the champion- Season Statistics ship contest of the Dodge Holiday Classic in Minnesota … made 37 saves in Year GP MIN GA SVS SV% GAA RECORD home wins over Air Force, Mercyhurst and Sacred Heart … had at least 30 2005-06 1 60 10 35 .778 10.07 0-1-0 saves in a game 10 times . 2006-07 15 816 34 366 .915 2.50 11-3-0 2007-08 33 2008 92 851 .902 2.75 18-10-5 Career 49 2884 136 1252 .902 2.83 29-14-5 E 2006-07: Named the Atlantic Hockey Association Regular Season Goal- tender of the Year after going 11-0 with a 2 .01 goals against average and .930 Atlantic Hockey Season Statistics save percentage in conference play … earned All-Atlantic Hockey third team Year GP MIN GA SVS SV% GAA RECORD honors … named to Atlantic Hockey All-Rookie Team … earned his first 2005-06 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0-0-0 2006-07 12 658 22 294 .930 2.01 11-0-0 collegiate shutout, stopping 31 shots in an 8-0 win over American Interna- 2007-08 25 1520 58 639 .917 2.29 14-6-5 tional … stopped 36 shots at Clarkson … won his last five decisions to end Career 37 2178 80 933 .921 2.20 25-6-5 the season … named the Atlantic Hockey Player of the Week, Feb . 12, after allowing just one goal on 44 shots in 95 minutes of two wins against Air Career vs. Atlantic Hockey Opponents Force … garnered RIT and Rochester Area College Athletics Male Athlete Team GP MIN GA SVS SV% GAA RECORD Air Force 7 390 19 182 .906 2.92 4-3-0 of the Week honors, Feb . 12 … had at least 30 saves in a game five times … AIC 6 359 11 140 .927 1.84 4-2-0 ranked third among all Division I with a .786 winning percent- Army 3 190 6 87 .935 1.89 1-0-2 age … losses came against nationally-ranked Clarkson, Cornell and Niagara . Bentley 5 305 9 133 .937 1.77 4-0-1 Canisius 3 173 6 59 .908 2.08 3-0-0 E Connecticut 3 185 6 67 .918 1.95 1-1-1 2005-06: Received medical hardship after missing most of the season with Holy Cross 4 260 10 86 .896 2.31 4-0-0 an injury … appeared in one game, versus Rensselaer … made 35 saves . Mercyhurst 7 391 22 175 .888 3.38 4-1-1 Sacred Heart 2 120 4 57 .934 2.00 2-0-0 E Before rIt: Played for the Ottawa Junior Senators of the Central Junior Hockey League (CJHL) … posted an .899 save percentage… earned second- team all-star honors in 2005 … played in the 2005 CJHL All-Star Game .

E Personal: Marketing major … attended Le Triolet High School … born Dec . 12, 1984 in Chicoutimi, Quebec … son of Louis Menard and Lise Prive … lists of the Montreal Canadiens as his favorite NHL player … is a big fan of the Montreal Canadiens … favorite sports moment was win- ning the 2006-07 Atlantic Hockey Regular Season Championship … poutine is his favorite food … favorite TV show is Prison Break … would like to be a professional hockey player in 10 years … historic person he would most like to meet is .

E Career Highs saves: 38, Dec . 30, 2007 vs . Boston College shutouts: 2, Oct . 21, 2006 vs . American International (8-0) Dec . 8, 2007 at American International (5-0)

“Louis had another strong year for us in goal, as we leaned on him more than in previous seasons . He was very consistent and someone we could rely on to make the big saves .” — Coach Wilson

16 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence Jesse Newman Forward, Senior, 5-11, 175, , British Columbia (Industrial Design)

2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey

E 2007-08: Played in 27 games … set a career-high with five goals … scored a career-best two goals, including the game-winner and was plus-2 in a 5-0 win over American International … recorded the game-winning goal and an assist in a 5-2 victory over Bentley … had a point in each of the first two contests of the season, at Colgate and home against Bowling Green … scored a goal in game two of the Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals at home against Holy Cross … named to Atlantic Hockey Association All-Academic team .

E 2006-07: Appeared in 24 games … tallied two goals and added eight as- sists for 10 points … dished out two assists in an 8-0 win over AIC … had a goal and an assist in wins over Connecticut and Air Force … was plus-2 in 10 the win over Connecticut … finished the season a plus-2 … won 78 of 166 face offs (47 percent) … named to Empire 8 President’s List for maintaining Season Statistics a 3 .75 grade-point average … named to Atlantic Hockey Association All- Year GP G A Pts. PIM 2005-06 32 1 17 18 50 Academic team . 2006-07 24 2 8 10 20 2007-08 27 5 5 10 18 E 2005-06: Stepped in and played a key role for RIT … had 18 points on a Career 83 8 30 38 88 goal and 17 assists … his 17 assists was second on the team… scored his first Atlantic Hockey Season Statistics collegiate goal vs . SUNY Oswego … tallied two assists versus Canisius and Year GP G A Pts. PIM American International … won 49 .7 percent of the draws he took . 2005-06 00000 2006-07 19 2 7 9 16 2007-08 19 3 4 7 10 E Before rIt: Played for the of the British Columbia Career 38 5 11 16 26 Hockey League (BCHL) … named team captain … was the Playoff MVP in 2005 … was a two-time BCHL Player of the Week selection … scored Career vs. Atlantic Hockey Opponents Team GP G A Pts. PIM 67 career goals and tallied 117 career assists … scored 27 goals and had 35 Air Force 11 1 5 6 10 assists in 2004-05 . AIC 72466 Army 40006 Bentley 61340 E Personal: Industrial design major … attended Kelowna High School … Canisius 70336 born May 3, 1984 in , Alberta … son of Lorne and Barb Newman … Connecticut 3 1 1 2 0 Holy Cross 31010 has one brother, Jon and one sister, Brandy … favorite NHL player is Jarome Mercyhurst 3 0 0 0 0 Iginla of the … favorite NHL team is the Calgary Flames … Sacred Heart 3 0 2 2 10 favorite sports moment was when Canada defeated the United States for the gold medal in ice hockey at the … pierogies are his favorite food … favorite TV show is Seinfeld … would like to be a freelance designer in 10 years … historic person he would most like to meet is Leon- ardo da Vinci .

E Career Highs goals: 2, Dec . 8, 2007 at American International assists: 2, three times Points: 2, seven times Plus/minus: plus-2, four times shots: 6, twice Penalty minutes: 4, seven times

“Jesse showed flashes of dominance last season . He has the ability to be a very dangerous offensive forward for us and we look for him to be a consis- tent contributor .” — Coach Wilson

www.ritathletics.com 17 Brent Alexin Forward, Junior, 6-1, 200, West Seneca, N.Y. (Packaging Science)

Rochester Institute of Technology

E 2007-08: Became a regular in the lineup as the season progressed … ap- peared in 30 games …tallied three goals and four assists for seven points … finished second on the team with a plus-8 … led RIT with a plus-10 rating in Atlantic Hockey play … was plus-3 in wins over Holy Cross and Bentley … scored two of his three goals against Canisius … tallied a goal in his first game of the year … also scored a goal in a 5-1 win at Holy Cross … fired 54 shots on goal … named to the Atlantic Hockey Association All-Academic team .

E 2006-07: Saw action in 10 games … had his first collegiate goal and an as- sist in a 4-4 tie at Air Force … recorded 21 penalty minutes … had 10 shots 14 on goal … played in his first game at Union … finished minus-1 … named to the Atlantic Hockey Association All-Academic team . Season Statistics Year GP G A Pts. PIM E 2006-07 10 1 1 2 21 Before rIt: Played part of 2005-06 season with the Buffalo Junior Sabres 2007-08 30 3 4 7 30 of the Ontario Provinicial Junior Hockey League (OPJHL) … traded to the Career 4045951 in February, 2006 … played in the Royal Bank Cup with Streetsville … tallied 29 points on seven goals and 22 assists in 35 games … Atlantic Hockey Season Statistics Year GP G A Pts. PIM 2005-06 was Alexin’s first year of junior hockey … helped lead the Buffalo 2006-07 8 1 1 2 21 Saints to a New York State Midget Championship and earned a trip to the 2007-08 26 3 4 7 12 USA Hockey National Championships . Career 3445933

Career vs. Atlantic Hockey Opponents E Personal: Packaging science major … attended Orchard Park High Team GP G A Pts. PIM Air Force 42242 School … born May 23, 1987 in Buffalo, N .Y . … son of Timothy and Valerie AIC 50002 Alexin … has one brother, Aaron … favorite NHL player is Brendan Shanah- Army 30000 an … avid follower of the Detroit Red Wings … favorite sports moment will Bentley 6 0 2 2 17 Canisius 42028 be a Super Bowl Championship for the Buffalo Bills … enjoys math classes at Connecticut 2 0 0 0 2 RIT … favorite food is chicken fingers … favorite TV show is Seinfeld . Holy Cross 5 1 1 2 16 Mercyhurst 5 0 0 0 2 E Sacred Heart 2 0 0 0 0 Career Highs goals: 1, four times assists: 1, five times Points: 2, Nov . 4, 2006 at Air Force Plus/minus: plus-3, twice shots: 5, Feb . 1, 2008 vs . American International Penalty minutes: 17, Feb . 24, 2007 at Bentley

“Brent made great strides last year . He skated much better and used his size to his advantage . Brent is a hard worker, who we feel can continue to make strides and be a physical force, while contributing offensively .” — Coach Wilson

18 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence Matt Crowell Forward, Junior, 5-11, 175, Kelowna, British Columbia (Marketing)

2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey

E 2007-08: One of five Tigers to play in all 37 games … finished third on the team with 11 goals and tied for fourth with 22 points … added four power- play tallies … finished the season plus-2 … started the season with six points (3-3-6) in his first five games … scored the game-winning goal 15:19 into to lift RIT to a dramatic, come-from-behind, 5-4 win over Holy Cross in game one of the Atlantic Hockey quarterfinals … scored a career- best two goals and was plus-3 in a 5-0 win over American International … tied a career-best with two assists in wins over #18 Cornell and Bentley … scored a goal and fired seven shots in the season opener at Colgate … had a point in 17 games … recorded five multiple-point games … RIT was 5-0 in those contests …third on the team with 120 shots on goal … named to 9 Atlantic Hockey Association All-Academic team .

Season Statistics E 2006-07: Appeared in 31 games … picked up 10 points on six goals and Year GP G A Pts. PIM 2006-07 31 6 4 10 22 four assists … three of his six goals were game-winners … added two power- 2007-08 37 11 11 22 26 play goals … picked up his first career point, an assist in the second game of Career 68 17 15 32 48 the season at Clarkson … scored his first collegiate goal, the game-winner and added an assist in an 8-3 win over American International … was plus-3 Atlantic Hockey Statistics Year GP G A Pts. PIM in that contest … scored the game-winning goal, recorded an assist and was 2006-07 26 6 3 9 20 a plus-2 in a 6-4 win over Mercyhurst … also scored the game-winning goal 2007-08 28 7 9 16 14 in a 5-1 win over Holy Cross … had a point in eight games … named to Career 54 13 12 25 34 Atlantic Hockey Association All-Academic team . Career vs. Atlantic Hockey Opponents Team GP G A Pts. PIM E Played for the Williams Lake Timberwolves of the British Air Force 9 0 2 2 12 Before rIt: AIC 65272 Columbia Hockey League (BCHL) in 2005-06 … scored 37 goals and had Army 41128 30 assists in 59 games … was first on the team in goals and points, and tied Bentley 81452 for fifth overall in the BCHL in goal scoring … extremely dangerous on the Canisius 81126 Connecticut 3 0 0 0 0 power play … selected to the BCHL All-Star Game . Holy Cross 54046 Mercyhurst 8 2 2 4 0 E Personal: Marketing major … attended Rutland High School … born Sacred Heart 4 1 0 1 4 June 14, 1986 in Grand Prarie, Alberta … son of Kevin Crowell and Karen Lofgren … has three brothers, Chris, Doug and Matthew, and one sister, Bailey … favorite NHL player is Joe Sakic of the … favorite NHL team is the … favorite sports moment was Tiger Woods winning the 2008 U .S . Open with a torn ACL … marketing is his favorite class at RIT … favorite meal is steak and prawns … would like to own his own business in 10 years … favorite TV show is Two and a Half Men … historic figure he would most like to meet is Terry Fox .

E Career Highs goals: 2, Dec . 8, 2007 at American International assists: 2, twice Points: 2, seven times Plus/minus: plus-3, twice shots: 7, Oct . 13, 2007 at Colgate Penalty minutes: 6, Oct . 19, 2007 vs . Bowling Green

“Matt Crowell showed significant improvement from his first to second sea- son in the goal scoring department . We expect Matt to be one of the leading goal scorers not only on our team, but in Atlantic Hockey .” — Coach Wilson

www.ritathletics.com 19 Jared DeMichiel Goaltender, Junior., 6-1, 185, Avon, Conn. (Business)

Rochester Institute of Technology

E 2007-08: Saw action in six contests … made four starts … picked up his first collegiate win, stopping 28 shots in a 5-2 win over Holy Cross … made a career-best 30 saves in a 3-3 tie against nationally-ranked, NCAA Tourma- ment particpant, Niagara … also recorded his first collegiate assist in the tie against Niagara … stopped 44 shots in two games against Canisius .

E 2006-07: Appeared in two games … played the final 9:15 of an 8-3 win over American International … allowed one goal and made a save … started the final game of the season at Bentley … stopped 27 shots .

E Before rIt: Spent time with the Boston Harborwolves of the Eastern 33 Junior Hockey League (EJHL) and the Chicago Steel of the United States Hockey League (USHL) in 2005-06 … established himself very quickly Season Statistics as one of the top goalies in the EJHL with the Harborwolves … posted a Year GP MIN GA SVS SV% GAA RECORD 2006-07 2 68 8 28 .778 7.03 0-1-0 3 .40 goals against average and a .906 save percentage … made the move in 2007-08 6 260 16 105 .868 3.69 1-2-1 December to the Steel … played in 15 games and had a 3 .95 goals against Career 8 328 24 133 .847 4.39 1-3-1 average and a .890 save percentage .

Atlantic Hockey Season Statistics Year GP MIN GA SVS SV% GAA RECORD E Personal: Business major … attended Avon Old Farms Prep School … 2006-07 2 68 8 28 .778 7.03 0-1-0 born April 16, 1985 in Torrington, Conn . … son of Gregory and Cheryl 2007-08 4 187 13 73 .849 4.18 1-2-0 DeMichiel … has one sister, Megan … favorite NHL player is of Career 6 266 21 101 .828 4.74 1-3-0 the … favorite hockey team is the … favor- Career vs. Atlantic Hockey Opponents ite sports moment was Kevin Dineen’s game-winning goal in the Hartford Team GP MIN GA SVS SV% GAA RECORD Air Force 1 9 0 2 1.00 0.00 0-0-0 Whalers last ever home game on April 13, 1997 … professional communi- AIC 1 9 1 1 .500 6.49 0-0-0 cation for business is his favorite class at RIT … favorite food is fettucine Army 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 alfredo … would like to be a successful businessman in 10 years … favorite Bentley 2 59 7 27 .794 7.12 0-1-0 Canisius 3 127 11 45 .804 5.20 0-2-0 TV show is Sportscenter … historic figure he would most like to meet is Connecticut 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 John F . Kennedy . Holy Cross 1 60 2 28 .933 2.00 1-0-0 Mercyhurst 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 E Sacred Heart 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-0 Career Highs saves: 30, Feb . 16, 2008 vs . Niagara shutouts: 0

“We expect Jared to get significantly more ice-time this season, as he showed tremendous improvement . Consistency will be key for Jared this season .” — Coach Wilson

20 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence Anton Kharin Forward, Junior., 5-11, 180, Moscow, (Business)

2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey

E 2007-08: Played in 35 games … tallied four goals and four assists … had a season-high three points (1-2-3) and was plus-3 in a 5-0 win over American International … tied a career-high with two goals and was plus-2 in a 5-2 win over Bentley in the regular season finale … scored a goal against Bentley the night before … tallied 78 shots on goal … won 181 of 392 face-offs (46 .2 percent) … named to Empire 8 President’s List for maintaining a 3 .75 grade- point average … named to Atlantic Hockey Association All-Academic team .

E 2006-07: Speedy forward appeared in all 34 games … finished third on the team with 14 goals … scored all 14 of his goals and added nine assists in 28 Atlantic Hockey games … named to the Atlantic Hockey Association 22 All-Rookie Team … was a plus-8 … scored two power-play goals and two game-winning goals … scored a goal in three straight games … scored two Season Statistics goals in the season finale against Bentley … had seven goals and three assists Year GP G A Pts. PIM 2006-07 34 14 11 25 32 in his final 10 games … scored his first collegiate goal and added two assists 2007-08 35 4 4 8 49 in an 8-3 win over American International … came back and recorded the Career 69 18 15 33 81 game-winning goal and an assist the next night … won 191 of 357 face-offs (53 .5 percent) … second on the team in face-off percentage … had a point Atlantic Hockey Season Statistics Year GP G A Pts. PIM in 20 games … named to Empire 8 President’s List for maintaining a 3 .75 2006-07 28 14 9 23 24 grade-point average … named to Atlantic Hockey Association All-Academic 2007-08 26 4 3 7 28 team . Career 54 18 12 30 52

Career vs. Atlantic Hockey Opponents E Before rIt: Played the 2005-06 season with the Bay State Breakers of the Team GP G A Pts. PIM Eastern Junior Hockey League (EJHL) … led the Breakers in scoring with Air Force 8 2 0 2 15 AIC 8 5 6 11 4 33 goals, 23 assists and 56 points … led the team in goals, power play goals, Army 40112 short-handed goals and game-winning goals … finished seventh overall in Bentley 77074 league scoring and tied for second in goals . Canisius 8 2 1 3 20 Connecticut 4 0 0 0 4 Holy Cross 61124 E Personal: Business major … attended Spring Lake High School … born Mercyhurst 8 1 3 4 8 July 31, 1985 in Moscow, Russia … son of Sergei and Olga Kharin … has one Sacred Heart 3 0 1 1 6 brother, Pavel … father Sergei was a member of the National Team and played in the with the during the 1991-92 season …lists as his favorite NHL player … fan of the Detroit Red Wings … favorite sports moment was win- ning the 2006-07 Atlantic Hockey Association regular season championship … favorite food is chicken alfredo … would like to be playing professional hockey in 10 years … favorite TV show is Entourage .

“Anton created a lot of offense last year, but did not get many bounces . We expect Anton to return to his goal scoring form of his first season . His speed is a big asset for our team .” — Coach Wilson

www.ritathletics.com 21 Stevan Matic Forward, Junior, 6-0, 190, Burnaby, British Columbia (Business)

Rochester Institute of Technology

E 2007-08: Battled through injuries to play in 31 games … scored two goals and added six assists … dished out a career-best two assists in a 5-0 win over American International … was plus-3 with an assist in a 5-1 victory at Holy Cross … scored a goal to tie the game early in the third period, helping the Tigers to a 4-2 win over Sacred Heart … tallied goal against Holy Cross in game one of the Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals … had seven points in Atlantic Hockey play … won 263-of-548 face-offs (48 .0 percent) … named to the Atlantic Hockey Association All-Academic team .

E 2006-07: Appeared in 30 games … emerged as a strong two-way forward … tallied five goals and added six assists … recorded a plus-5 rating … tal- 12 lied his first collegiate goal in a win over Army … scored a goal in the next contest, a 3-2 win over nationally-ranked Quinnipiac … tallied three goals in Season Statistics a four-game stretch … recorded his first collegiate point, an assist, at Cornell Year GP G A Pts. PIM 2006-07 30 5 6 11 36 … had eight points in Atlantic Hockey play … took three shots on goal in a 2007-08 31 2 6 8 24 game twice … scored a goal and was plus-2 in a 6-3 win over Canisius … Career 61 7 12 19 60 won 198-of-435 face-offs (45 .5 percent) … named to the Atlantic Hockey Association All-Academic team . Atlantic Hockey Season Statistics Year GP G A Pts. PIM 2006-07 26 4 4 8 30 E Before rIt: Played three seasons for the Langley Hornets of the British 2007-08 22 1 6 7 14 Columbia Hockey League (BCHL) … second on the team in scoring dur- Career 48 5 10 15 44 ing the 2005-06 season … tallied 22 goals and 30 assists for 52 points in 53 Career vs. Atlantic Hockey Opponents games … recorded 80 penalty minutes … known in the BCHL as an excel- Team GP G A Pts. PIM Air Force 90116 lent defensive forward with an offensive touch . AIC 60334 Army 4 1 0 1 16 E Personal: Business major … attended Burnaby High School … born Dec . Bentley 30220 3, 1985 in Vancouver, British Columbia … son of George and Milena Matic Canisius 82136 Connecticut 4 0 0 0 4 … has one sister, Aleksandra … lists Jarome Iginla of the Calgary Flames Holy Cross 61232 as his favorite NHL player … avid follower of the Vancouver Canucks … Mercyhurst 6 0 1 1 4 favorite sports moment was winning the 2004 Canadian National Junior Sacred Heart 4 2 0 2 4 A Championship with the Kindersley Clippers … terriyaki chicken is his favorite food … favorite TV show is Seinfeld … would like to be a packaging engineer in 10 years … historic person he would most like to meet is Chris Farley .

E Career Highs goals: 1, seven times assists: 2, Dec . 8, 2007 at American International Points: 2, Dec . 8, 2007 at American International Plus/minus: plus-3, Jan . 5, 2008 at Holy Cross shots: 4, March 7, 2008 vs . Holy Cross Penalty minutes: 12, Dec . 30, 2006 at Army

“Stevan continues to be our most reliable centerman, someone we can count on to take important face-offs . He is a strong defensive player and should have a breakout season offensively .” — Coach Wilson

22 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence Alan Mazur Defense, Junior, 6-0, 190, Burnaby, British Columbia (Packaging Science)

2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey

E Career: Second among defensemen at RIT in goals (11) during the Division I era … third among RIT defensemen in points (52) … fourth among all RIT skaters in Division I assists (41) .

E 2007-08: Appeared in 34 games … battled nagging injuries throughout the season … third among all Atlantic Hockey defenseman in scoring (4-14- 18) during league play … tallied five goals and added 17 assists for 22 points overall … tied for fourth overall on the team in points … scored all five goals on the power-play to go along with nine assists … recorded a six game point- scoring streak (2-7-9) Feb . 10 to March 1 … scored the game-winning goal in the regular season finale, a 5-2 win over Bentley … fired 60 shots on goal … had a goal and an assist against Bowling Green, Air Force, Mercyhurst 15 and Bentley … recorded six multiple-point games … RIT was 4-1-1 in those contests … named to Atlantic Hockey Association All-Academic team . Season Statistics Year GP G A Pts. PIM E 2006-07: Named the Atlantic Hockey Association Rookie of the Year … 2006-07 29 6 24 30 45 awarded the Craig Lauzon Award as RIT’s top rookie … earned All-Atlantic 2007-08 34 5 17 22 34 Hockey Association third team honors … named to Atlantic Hockey All- Career 63 11 41 52 79 Rookie Team … appeared in 29 games … recorded six goals and added 24 Atlantic Hockey Season Statistics assists for 30 points … led all RIT defensemen in assists and points … third Year GP G A Pts. PIM overall on team in assists and fourth in points … led RIT with a plus-19 rat- 2006-07 25 5 22 27 39 ing … scored his first collegiate goal in his second game against Union … re- 2007-08 26 4 14 18 28 corded 12 assists during a six-game streak, all against league foes … had five Career 51 9 36 45 67 goals and 22 assists in league play … 27 points were tops among all league Career vs. Atlantic Hockey Opponents defensemen … third in the nation in points per game by a defenseman … Team GP G A Pts. PIM tallied three goals and 16 assists on the power play … had a season-high Air Force 8 3 3 6 21 three assists in a game three times … recorded his first three-assist game and AIC 70444 Army 41128 was a plus-3 in a 6-3 win over Canisius … recorded seven multiple-point Bentley 8 2 5 7 12 games … named to Atlantic Hockey Association All-Academic team . Canisius 50552 Connecticut 4 0 2 2 2 E Before rIt: Played for the of the British Colum- Holy Cross 61348 Mercyhurst 8 2 8 10 12 bia Hockey League (BCHL) in 2005-06 … renowned in the BCHL as the Sacred Heart 4 0 5 5 2 premier offensive defenseman … led all defensemen in scoring in 2005-06 … scored 15 goals and added 55 assists in 52 games … selected to the BCHL All-Star Game two years in a row … scored 34 goals and added 117 assists in 166 games over three seasons in the BCHL .

E Personal: Packaging science major … attended Burnaby High School … born Sept . 5, 1985 in Burnaby, British Columbia … son of Don and Aggie Mazur … has three sisters, Laura, Andrea and Deanna … favorite hockey player is NHL Hall of Famer … favorite NHL team is the Phila- delphia Flyers … favorite foods are pizza and tater tots … would like to be playing professional hockey in 10 years … favorite movie is The Shawshank Redemption … historic figure he would most like to meet is Hugh Hefner .

E Career Highs goals: 1, 11 times assists: 3, three times Points: 3, three times Plus/minus: plus-3, Oct . 20, 2006 vs . American International shots: 6, Dec . 9, 2006 at Mercyhurst Penalty minutes: 15, Nov . 15, 2006 at Air Force

“After fighting through some early-season injuries, Alan again was a key con- tributor for us on the power-play and was a real steady force on the blueline .” — Coach Wilson

www.ritathletics.com 23 Andrew Favot Forward, Sophomore, 5-7, 155, King City, Ontario (Criminal Justice)

Rochester Institute of Technology

E 2007-08: Became a mainstay in the lineup … chipped in with 10 points (5- 5-10) … shared the Craig Lauzon Award as RIT’s top rookie with teammate Sean Murphy … played his first collegiate contest against Bowling Green … was a plus-4 … scored his first collegiate goal in a 3-2 win at Bentley … scored a goal in three consecutive games, Jan . 12 to Jan . 19 … named the Atlantic Hockey Association Rookie of the Week, Jan ., 21 … recorded 64 shots on goal … tallied a power-play goal in a 4-2 win over Sacred Heart … had a point in 10 different games … named to Atlantic Hockey Association All-Academic team .

E Before rIt: Played for the of the Ontario Provinicial Junior 28 Hockey League (OPJHL) … was considered one of the top forwards in the league … tallied 31 goals and 38 assists for 69 points … assistant captain . . . Season Statistics led team to OPJHL title and Royal Bank National championship . Year GP G A Pts. PIM 2006-07 31 5 5 10 16 Career 31 5 5 19 16 E Before rIt: Criminal justice major … attended Cardinal Carter High School … born April 26, 1988 in Toronto, Ontario … son of Ed and Cheryl Atlantic Hockey Season Statistics Favot … has one sister, Kayla … lists favorite NHL player as Doug Gilmour Year GP G A Pts. PIM 2006-07 23 5 3 8 4 … favorite NHL team is the … favorite sports moment Career 235384 was watching Michael Phelps win eight gold medals at the 2008 Summer Olympics … sports nutrition is his favorite class at RIT … favorite food is Career vs. Atlantic Hockey Opponents Team GP G A Pts. PIM sushi … would like to be a lawyer in 10 years … favorite movie is Dumb and Air Force 41014 Dumber … historic figure he would most like to meet is Jesus . AIC 40110 Army 10000 Bentley 41010 E Career Highs Canisius 30000 goals: 1, five times Connecticut 2 1 0 1 0 1, five times Holy Cross 40226 assists: Mercyhurst 2 0 1 1 0 Points: 1, ten times Sacred Heart 2 2 0 2 0 Plus/minus: plus-2, Jan . 18, 2008 vs . Sacred Heart shots: 6, Jan . 19, 2008 vs . Sacred Heart Penalty minutes: 4, twice

“Andrew became better with every game he played last season . He brings a lot of energy to our team, and sees the ice really well . We think he will be a positive leader for us .” — Coach Wilson

24 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence Mike Janda Forward, Sophomore, 6-2, 210, Glyn Ellen, Ill. (Marketing)

2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey

E 2007-08: Played in 27 games … tallied four goals and added three assists … recorded an assist in his first collegiate contest against Colgate … scored his first collegiate goal in a 4-3 win over Air Force … scored a goal in a 4-3 win over #12 Minnesota at the Dodge Holiday Classic … recorded 51 shots … had an even plus-minus ratio … tallied a point in seven different games … named to Atlantic Hockey Association All-Academic team .

E Before rIt: Played junior hockey with current Tiger goaltender Jared DeMichiel … played two years with the Chicago Steel of the United States Hockey League (USHL)… bruising forward registered four goals and five assists for nine points in 31 games … also played high school hockey at 23 Fenwick High School … was a two-time All-Conference and All-State per- former … two-time member of the Chicago Showcase Team . Season Statistics Year GP G A Pts. PIM E 2007-08 27 4 3 7 20 Before rIt: Marketing major … attended Fenwick High School … born Career 2743720 March 1, 1986 in Winfield, Ill . … son of Debbie Janda … has one brother, Matthew and one sister, Stephanie … lists Martin Havlat as his favorite NHL Atlantic Hockey Season Statistics player … favorite NHL team is the … enjoys marketing Year GP G A Pts. PIM 2007-08 21 3 2 5 14 classes at RIT … favorite sports moment was scoring four goals and winning Career 2132514 Most Valuable Player honors of the Illinois State Championship game as a senior in high school … favorite food is chicken parmesan … would like to Career vs. Atlantic Hockey Opponents Team GP G A Pts. PIM be an athletic director and or and hockey coach in 10 years … favor- Air Force 20000 ite movie is Gladiator … person he would most like to meet is Ty Cobb . AIC 30110 Army 10000 Bentley 41012 E Career Highs Canisius 21016 goals: 1, four times Connecticut 1 0 0 0 0 1, three times Holy Cross 30114 assists: Mercyhurst 4 0 0 0 0 Points: 1, seven times Sacred Heart 1 0 0 0 2 Plus/minus: plus-1, seven times shots: 6, Nov . 17, 2007 vs . Mercyhurst Penalty minutes: 6, Feb . 9, 2008 vs . Canisius

“Mike is a big, strong, power-forward, who shoots the puck very well . He improved throughout the season last year and should take on a bigger role this year .” — Coach Wilson

www.ritathletics.com 25 Tyler Mazzei Forward, Sophomore, 5-9, 175, Kelowna, British Columbia (Business)

Rochester Institute of Technology

E 2007-08: Appeared in 31 games … scored three goals and added eight assists … had an assist in his first collegiate contest against Colgate … scored his first collegiate goal, an empty-net tally to put away #18 Cornell at the Blue Cross Arena … recorded his first multiple-point performance with a goal and an assist and was plus-2 in a 5-2 win over Bentley … among team leaders with 56 penalty minutes … took 37 shots on goal … had a point in 10 games … won a season-high 14-of-24 faceoffs against Mercyhurst … won 167-of-323 face-offs (51 .7 percent) overall .

E Before rIt: Played for the Clippers of the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL) in 2006-07 … scored 32 goals and added 40 assists 19 for 72 points to go along with 100 penalty minutes … led Nanaimo to the 2007 BCHL Championship … scored the game-winning goal in the decid- Season Statistics ing game of the championship series … scored eight goals and added five Year GP G A Pts. PIM 2007-08 31 3 8 11 56 assists in 12 playoff games … also played two seasons for the Williams Lake Career 313811 56 Timberwolves in the BCHL … recorded 173 points in 173 BCHL games over three seasons . Atlantic Hockey Season Statistics Year GP G A Pts. PIM 2007-08 26 2 6 8 52 E Personal: Business major … attended Kelowna Secondary School … Career 2626852 born Dec . 3, 1986 in Edmonton, Alberta … son of Jim and Trish Mazzei … has one brother, John and one sister, Martina … brother John played for Career vs. Atlantic Hockey Opponents Team GP G A Pts. PIM Bowling Green from 2004-2008 with 59 points in 134 games … lists Joe Air Force 40114 Sakic of the Colorado Avalanche and Henrik Zetterberg of the Detroit Red AIC 30000 Army 20110 Wings as his favorite NHL players … favorite NHL team is the Vancouver Bentley 41232 Canucks … favorite sports moment was scoring the game-winning goal with Canisius 4 0 0 0 16 30 seconds left to the capture the BCHL Championship … enjoys anything Connecticut 1 0 0 0 0 barbequed … favorite TV show is Shooter … would like to be playing pro- Holy Cross 21120 Mercyhurst 4 0 1 1 4 fessional hockey in Italy in 10 years … person he would most like to meet is Sacred Heart 2 0 0 0 26 Megan Fox .

E Career Highs goals: 1, three times assists: 1, eight times Points: 1, eleven times Plus/minus: plus-2, twice shots: 4, twice Penalty minutes: 24, Jan . 19, 2008 vs . Sacred Heart

“Tyler will make big strides this season after his initial adjustment to the college game . He is a very gifted and tough-minded forward .” — Coach Wilson

26 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence Sean Murphy Forward, Sophomore, 6-0, 190, Owatonna, Minn. (Civil Engineering Technology)

2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey

E 2007-08: Appeared in all 37 games … finished tied for fourth on the team in scoring with 22 points … shared the Craig Lauzon Award as RIT’s top rookie with teammate Andrew Favot … scored his first collegiate goal in first game at Colgate … had a goal and an assist and was plus-3 in a 4-3 win over then #12 Minnesota … recorded his first multiple-point game, with two as- sists against Mercyhurst … had two assists, including the primary helper on the game-winning overtime goal in a 5-4 win over Holy Cross that advanced the Tigers to the Atlantic Hockey Final Five … scored the game-winning power-play goal in 4-1 win over then #18 Cornell at the Blue Cross Arena … chipped in with three power-play goals … recorded a point in 18 games … had a four-game assist streak, Feb . 22 to March 1 … named to Empire 17 8 President’s List for maintaining a 3 .75 grade-point average … named to Atlantic Hockey Association All-Academic team . Season Statistics Year GP G A Pts. PIM E 2007-08 37 5 17 22 32 Before rIt: Played for the Green Bay Gamblers and Waterloo Black Career 37 5 17 22 32 Hawks of the United States Hockey League (USHL) in 2006-07 … scored six goals and added seven assists for 13 points in 53 games … played for Atlantic Hockey Season Statistics the Southern Minnesota Express of the North American Hockey League Year GP G A Pts. PIM 2007-08 28 2 14 16 24 (NAHL) in 2005-06 … recorded 33 goals and 34 assists for 67 points … was Career 28 2 14 16 24 a three-sport athlete at Owatonna High School (hockey, tennis and soccer) … team captain in both soccer and hockey . Career vs. Atlantic Hockey Opponents Team GP G A Pts. PIM Air Force 51346 E Personal: Civil engineering technology major … attended Owatonna AIC 40220 Army 20000 High School … born Oct . 7, 1986 in Rochester, Minn . … son of Dennis and Bentley 40334 Marian Murphy … has one brother, Evan and one sister, Erin … favorite Canisius 4 0 2 2 12 NHL player is … is his favorite NHL team Connecticut 2 0 0 0 0 … favorite sports moment was the “Miracle on Ice” 1980 United States Gold Holy Cross 41232 Mercyhurst 4 0 4 4 6 Medal Winning Hockey Team … favorite food is gyros … favorite TV show Sacred Heart 2 0 0 0 0 is Curb Your Enthusiasm … favorite movie is Tombstone … person he would most like to meet is Jesus .

E Career Highs goals: 1, five times assists: 2, twice Points: 2, four times Plus/minus: plus-3, Dec . 29, 2007 at Minnesota shots: 5, Dec . 1, 2007 at Bentley Penalty minutes: 12, Nov . 3, 2007 at Canisius

“Sean had an outstanding first year for us . I think his role will grow even more and we will rely on him in all situations this season .” — Coach Wilson

www.ritathletics.com 27 Jan Ropponen Goaltender, Sophomore, 5-9. 165, , Finland (International Business)

Rochester Institute of Technology

E 2007-08: Did not appear in any contests for the Tigers .

E Before rIt: Played the 2006-07 season for the Espoo Blues in the Finland Junior A League … appeared in nine games … recorded a 5-1 mark with a 2 .44 goals against average and .926 save percentage .

E Personal: International business major … attended Mattlidens Gymna- sium High School … born Feb . 17, 1988 in Espoo, Finland … son of Jukka and Marika Ropponen … has one brother, Tony … favorite NHL player is Niklas Backstrom of the Minnesota Wild … favorite NHL team is the Min- nesota Wild … favorite sports moment was watching the Finnish National 40 Team win the bronze medal in men’s hockey at the in 12 Nagano, Japan … favorite food is anything from Taco Bell … would like to Season Statistics be playing professional hockey in Europe 10 years from now … favorite TV Year GP MIN GA SVS SV% GAA RECORD show is Lost … favorite movie is a Night at the Roxbury . 2007-08 0 0 0 0 .000 0.00 0-0-0 Career 0 0 0 0 .000 0.00 0-0-0 “Jani worked extremely hard last year to improve his game . It was a big Atlantic Hockey Season Statistics adjustent, coming from Finland to RIT, but he made great strides througout Year GP MIN GA SVS SV% GAA RECORD 2007-08 0 0 0 0 .000 0.00 0-0-0 the year . We are looking for him to make even greater strides this season .” Career 0 0 0 0 .000 0.00 0-0-0 — Coach Wilson

28 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence Freshmen Profiles

2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey

E Before rIt: Played for the Elmira (Ontario) Sugar Kings of the Midwest- ern Junior Hockey League (MWJHL) … led the league with 41 goals, includ- ing 18 tallies with the man-advantage in 2006-07 … Midwestern Junior Hockey League All-Star in 2007… scored 41 goals and added 35 assists for 76 points in 46 games … tallied four shorthanded goals … added two goals and 12 assists for 14 points in 11 playoff games .

E Personal: Business major … attended Elmira (Ontario) Secondary School … born April 5, 1988 in Waterloo, Ontario . … son of Brad and Shel- ley Brenner … has one sister, Contessa … favorite NHL player is Alexander Ovechkin of the Washington Capitals … favorite NHL team is the Toronto 16 Maple Leafs … favorite sports moment was Bobby Orr’s Stanley Cup clinch- ing goal in overtime of game four in 1970 … favorite class at RIT is sports nutrition … favorite meal is chicken and potatoes … would like to be playing Tyler Brenner professional hockey in 10 years … favorite TV show and movie is Sex in the Forward, Freshman, 6-2, 190, Linwood, Ontario City … historic figure he would most like to meet is Bobby Orr .

(Business) “We expect Tyler to come in and make a big impact . He is a big, strong, good-skating, offensive player . He is excited to contribute this season .” — Coach Wilson

E Before rIt: Played for the Green Bay Gamblers of the United States Hockey League (USHL) in 2007-08 … can play both defense and forward … recorded six goals and 24 assists for 30 points in 57 games last season … played for current RIT assistant coach Dave Insalaco and was a teammate of Taylor McReynolds last season … also played for the New England Huskies of the Eastern Junior Hockey League (EJHL) … earned All-EJHL second team honors and was a league all-star .

E Personal: Business major … attended Communication and Media Arts High School … born Feb . 9, 1987 in Detroit, Mich . … son of Ernest and Montina Burt … has one brother, Brandon and one sister, Cassie … favorite 18 NHL team is the Detroit Red Wings … favorite NHL player is Nicklas Lidstrom of the Detroit Red Wings … favorite sports moment was scoring a goal in his first USHL game … favorite food is cajun chicken alfredo … Cameron Burt would like to be a financial analyst in 10 years … favorite TV show is The Forward, Freshman, 5-10, 160, Detroit, Mich. Office … historic figure he would most like to meet is Martin Luther King Jr .

(Business) “Cameron is a tremendous athlete, who is very versaitle in that he played both forward and defense last season . He has very good instinctive skills and will come in and provide offense for us .” — Coach Wilson

www.ritathletics.com 29 Freshmen Profiles

Rochester Institute of Technology

E Before rIt: Played last season with the of the Ontario Junior Hockey League (SJHL) … rugged blue-liner scored 10 goals and added 23 assists for 33 points in 56 games, leading the Mustangs to a 37-17-2 mark in 2007-08 … scored nine goals and added 14 assists on the power-play … assistant captain … played in 167 games over three seasons with Melfort … named the SJHL defenseman of the week three times … as- sistant captain … league’s defenseman of the month in November, 2007 .

E Personal: Biomedicine major … attended Athol Murray College of Notre Dame … born March 7, 1988 in , Saskatchewan … son of Bruce Clark and Lisa Williams … has one brother, Jordan and two sisters, Ashleigh 4 and Emma … great uncle is NHL legend … favorite NHL player is Jarome Iginla of the Calgary Flames … favorite NHL team is the Calgary Flames … favorite sports moment was winning the Midget AAA Riley Clark Telus Cup in 2005 … is excited to be taking biology at RIT … favorite food is Defense, Freshman, 6-0, 190, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan cheeseburgers … would like to be an optometrist in 10 years … favorite TV show is Last Comic Standing … favorite movie is Billy Madison … person he (Biomedicine) would most like to meet is Tiger Woods .

“Riley is a smooth-skating offensive defenseman, who plays with a physical edge to his game . We expect him to be a key contributor for us, as he gains collegiate experience .” — Coach Wilson

E Before rIt: Played for the of the Ontario Provincial Ju- nior Hockey League (OPJHL) in 2007-08 … led Markham to the South East Conference Championship and OPJHL finals … tied for the team lead with 73 points (30-43-73) in 48 games … added 23 points in 23 playoff games … scored 67 goals and added 92 assists for 159 points in 139 games from 2005- 08 … two-year assistant captain … selected to the 2007-08 OPJHL South East All-Star Team … named Markham’s Most Sportsmanlike Player and Best Defensive Forward .

E Personal: Finance major … attended Markham Secondary School … born Jan . 31, 1988 in Markham, Ontario … son of Rick and Margaret Cor- 7 nacchia … has one sister, Cara … father Rick was the Head Coach of the OHL’s , leading the team to the 1990 … also coached the Canadian National Junior team … favorite NHL player is Evgeni Mark Cornacchia Malkin of the … favorite NHL team is the Toronto Forward, Freshman, 5-11, 185, Unionville, Ontario Maple Leafs … favorite sports moment was winning the OPJHL South East Conference with Markham in 2007-08 … economics is his favorite class … (Finance) favorite food is sushi … would like to be a certified financial analyst in 10 years … favorite TV show is Entourage … historic figure he would most like to meet is Vince Lombardi .

“Mark will come in as one of the quickest forwards in the league . Mark will be able to be a threat to score in penalty-killing situations and also has a good offensive touch, while being responsible in his own end .” — Coach Wilson

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E Before rIt: Played alongside current Tiger Chris Haltigin for the Oakville Blades of the Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League (OPJHL) … record- ed 29 points (8-21-29) in just 36 regular season games before an injury cut his season short in 2007-08 … assistant captain … helped lead Oakville to a 39-6-4 mark and the OPJHL Championship … team won the and earned a trip to Ontario’s Royal Bank Cup … named Oakville’s best defenseman in 2006-07 and 2007-08 .

E Personal: Biomedical sciences major … attended St . Michael’s Second- ary School … born Jan . 31, 1988 in Wiarton, Ontario … son of Wayne and Janice Eckenswiller … has one brother, Rory and one sister, Chantelle … 26 favorite NHL player is Scott Niedermayer of the Anaheim Ducks … favorite NHL team is the Toronto Maple Leafs … favorite sports moment was Canada’s winning the men’s hockey gold medal at the 2002 Winter Olympics Trevor Eckenswiller … is excited to be taking anatomy and physiology at RIT … favorite food is Defense, Freshman, 6-0, 185, Lions Head, Ontario steak … would like to be working in the medical profession in 10 years … favorite TV show is The Office … historic figure he would most like to meet (Biomedical Science) is Vince Lombardi .

“Trevor is a very gifted skater, who can carry the puck out of our zone and has great offensive instincts . We expect Trevor to be a key contributor once he is 100 percent healthy .” — Coach Wilson

E Before rIt: Played for the Oakville Blades of the Ontario Provincial Ju- nior Hockey League (OPJHL) … recorded 35 points (9-26-35) in 42 regular season games, and added 16 points (3-13-16) in 20 playoff games a season ago … assistant captain … helped lead Oakville to a 39-6-4 mark and the OPJHL Championship … team won the Dudley Hewitt Cup and earned a trip to Ontario’s Royal Bank Cup … was the 2007-08 OHA Top Prospect Award winner … captain of the Canada East team at the World Junior-A challenge … led Canada East to a silver medal … was a junior teammate of current Tiger Trevor Eckenswiller .

E Personal: Biomedical sciences major … attended Holy Trinity Second- 24 ary School … born Jan . 5, 1988 in Toronto, Ontario … son of Vlad Haltigan and Cathy Stewart … has two brothers, Tim and Nick and one sister, Larissa … favorite NHL player is Brian Campbell of the Chicago Blackhawks … Chris Haltigin favorite NHL team is the Toronto Maple Leafs … favorite sports moment Forward, Freshman, 6-0, 190, Oakville, Ontario was winning the 2008 Dudley Hewitt Cup and being named team captain of Team Canada East at the 2007 World Jr . A Challenge … is excited to be tak- (Biomedical Science) ing anatomy and physiology at RIT … favorite food is grilled cheese sand- wiches … would like to be working for a hockey company doing research and development in 10 years … favorite TV show is CSI Miami … historic figure he would most like to meet is Bobby Orr .

“Chris is a very intelligent defenseman, who should be able to play in all situations immediately . He reminds me a lot of (current Tiger) Dan Ringwald, and we are looking forward to Chris being a key contributor for us .” — Coach Wilson

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E Before rIt: Played for the of the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL) in 2007-08 … led Surrey to a 33-23-4 record … finished fourth overall in the league with 90 points on 26 goals and 64 assists in 60 games … the 64 assists were third in the league … team MVP … played in the 2007-08 BCHL All-Star Game … was the leading vote-getter among all players to play in the All-Star Game … added 49 points in 57 games during the 2006-07 season .

E Personal: Accounting major … attended F .J . Brennan Secondary School … born March 27, 1987 in Windsor, Ontario … son of Ken and Nancy Knowles … has one brother, Shawn … favorite NHL players are former 8 Toronto Maple Leaf standouts Wendel Clark and Doug Gilmour … favorite NHL team is the Toronto Maple Leafs … favorite sports moment was committing to play Division I college hockey … math is his favorite class Scott Knowles … favorite meal is steak and potatoes … would like to be running his own Forward, Freshman, 5-7, 170, Riverside, Ontario business in 10 years … favorite TV show is The Office … favorite movie is Anchorman … historic figure he would most like to meet is Muhammad Ali . (Accounting) “Scott is an extremely quick offensive player, who should be able to contribute offensively immediately . He will be an exciting player for our fans to watch .” — Coach Wilson

E Before rIt: Played for the Green Bay Gamblers of the United States Hockey League (USHL) … scored nine goals and added nine assists to go along with 141 penalty minutes in 57 games in 2007-08 … tallied nine goals and racked up 200 penalty minutes in 52 contests in 2006-07 … played for current RIT Assistant Coach Dave Insalaco and was a teammate of current Tigers Cameron Burt and Sean Murphy in Green Bay .

E Personal: Business major … attended Salisbury Composite High School … born Feb . 2, 1987 in Edmonton, Alberta … son of David and Susan McReynolds … has one brother, Hayden, and two sisters, Michelle and Madison … favorite NHL player is former Detroit Red Wing legend Steve 11 Yzerman … favorite NHL team is the … favorite sports moment was the Edmonton Oilers dramatic run to of the 2006 Stanley Cup Finals … favorite food is lasagna … favorite TV show is Scrubs Taylor McReynolds … favorite movie is Fight Club … historic figure he would most like to meet Forward, Freshman, 6-0, 190, Sherwood Park, Alberta is Winston Churchill .

(Business) “Taylor is a hard-nosed, physical , who is an outstanding penalty- killer . He will be a very reliable player in our lineup, game-in and game out .” — Coach Wilson

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E Before rIt: Played the last four seasons for the of the Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League (OPJHL) … scored four goals and adding 26 assists for 30 points in 40 regular season games, and served as an assistant captain in 2007-08 … led the Spirit to a 31-13-5 mark … played in 135 regular season games and 56 playoff contests over three seasons with Stoufville … part of Team Canada East that played in British Columbia .

E Personal: Business/finance major … attended Thornhill Secondary School … born Aug . 9, 1988 in Natanya, Israel … son of Zeev and Rakela Spivak … has four brothers, Gad, Nir, Aaron and Michael … favorite NHL 25 player is Scott Nidermayer of the Anaheim Ducks … favorite NHL team is the Edmonton Oilers … favorite sports moment was scoring the game- winning goal in the fifth overtime of a peewee championship contest … is excited to take biology at RIT … favorite foods are sushi and seafood … Daniel Spivak would like to be an enviornmental engineer in 10 years … favorite movies Defense, Freshman, 6-0, 195, Thornhill, Ontario are Casino and A Knights Tale … historic figures he would most like to meet (Business/Finance) are his two grandfathers .

“Daniel is a very strong, steady defenseman, who can play in all situations . He is dependable in his own end and moves the puck well offensively .” — Coach Wilson

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E green B. Williams award strong character the way former Tiger Craig E Dan Barrows award Stephen Burns garnered the 2007-08 Green B . Lauzon did . Each year, Corner Crew fans select a hockey Williams Award for academic excellence for the Favot, a high-energy player, centered RIT’s player who leaves them sitting on the edge of third consecutive year . top for much of the second half of the year . their seats night in and night out . The award is The award is named in memory of Green B . He scored five goals and added five assists for 10 named after Dan Barrows, an original member Williams III, a native of Amherst, Mass ., who points last season . of the Corner Crew, who was one of the biggest majored in business administration and was a hockey supporters in Rochester . He served as hockey goaltender at RIT from 1973 to 1977 . the statistician of Section V for three While at RIT, Williams received the RIT Hockey decades . The 2007-08 recipient was Simon Outstanding Senior Award in 1977 and the Lambert . Coaches Award for Outstanding Contribution to Lambert’s all-out, never quit attitude en- the RIT hockey team in 1976 . deared himself to the Tiger faithful . Lambert, Six years after graduation, Williams (son of who was RIT’s first ever finalist for the Hobey the late Charlotte E . Staab) joined the Air Force Baker Award in 2008, was also a unanimous and was training to be a pilot . On March 21, 1984, All-Atlantic Hockey Association first team selec- with a month left in pilot training and eight days tion and was awarded the leading scorer trophy . shy of his 28th birthday, Williams was killed in a Lambert was named the PAYCHEX Male College mid-air collision during a training exercise . Athlete of the Year at the Rochester Press Radio Club’s 59th Annual Day of Champions . He was Andrew Favot fifth in the country with 51 points on 21 goals and 30 assists . For his career, Lambert finished Murphy led all Tiger rookies in scoring a year with 63 goals and 89 assists for 152 points in 125 ago, with 22 points on five goals and 17 assists, games . He is RIT’s all-time leading Division I and became a permanent fixture on the lethal RIT scorer with 55 goals and 77 assists . power-play . “Both Andrew and Sean made a great impact on our program right away,” said Wilson . “Sean was consistent from day one until the end of the season . Andrew got better with every game and became an impact player for us .” Stephen Burns Burns, a business major, finished the year with a 4 .0 grade-point average in his first two quarters and had a cumulative GPA of 3 .89 . Last season, Burns played in 25 games while maintaining a high level of excellence in the classroom . In addition, Burns was RIT’s second Simon Lambert national champion in track and field, winning the javelin throw in dramatic fashion at the NCAA Division III Championships in May to Dan Barrows Award Winners close out his collegiate career . 1987-88 Steve Mirabile “Steve represents everything a coach would 1988-89 Jim Regan want in a scholar-athlete,” said RIT Head Coach Sean Murphy 1989-90 Chris Palmer Wayne Wilson . “His hard work on and off the 1990-91 Steve Mirabile ice and field is evident . We are proud of all of Lauzon Award Winners 1991-92 Tom Masaschi his accomplishments as an athlete, and in the 1991-92 Jason Supryka 1992-93 Jay Murphy classroom .” 1992-93 Jasen Wise 1993-94 Todd Dougherty 1995-96 Kyle Edwards 1994-95 Chris Maybury Williams Winners 1996-97 Patrick Staerker 1995-96 Jamie Morris 2001-02 Tyler Euverman 1997-98 Jerry Galway 1996-97 Steve Toll 2002-03 Darren Doherty 1998-99 Derek Hahn 1997-98 Jamie Morris 2003-04 Brian Payant 1999-00 Tyler Euverman 1998-99 Patrick Staerker 2004-05 Brian Payant 2000-01 Ryan Fairbarn 1999-00 Tyler Euverman 2005-06 Stephen Burns Mike Tarantino 2000-01 Jon Day 2006-07 Stephen Burns 2001-02 Jason Chafe 2001-02 Jerry Galway 2007-08 Stephen Burns 2002-03 Darren Doherty 2002-03 David Bagley 2003-04 Tristan Fairbarn 2003-04 Mike Tarantino E Craig lauzon award 2004-05 Simon Lambert 2004-05 Brian Payant Forwards Andrew Favot and Sean Murphy 2005-06 Jocelyn Guimond 2005-06 Jocelyn Guimond shared the 2007-08 Craig Lauzon Award . The 2006-07 Al Mazur 2006-07 Ricky Walton award is presented every year to a newcomer 2007-08 Andrew Favot 2007-08 Simon Lambert who joins the program and makes an immedi- Sean Murphy ate impact, exemplifying positive leadership and

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E art thomas award and could play in any situation . Last season, he The Art Thomas Award is given to a player who played in all 37 games, finishing with five goals possesses the unique blend of outstanding lead- and nine assists for 14 points . He was also one ership while deriving total respect and trust from of the team leaders with 54 penalty minutes . his teammates . Sarazin has never missed a game in his Tiger The 2007-08 recipient was senior Simon career, playing in 106 contests . Lambert . Lambert, a two-year captain and four- year member of the squad, came through when it counted, as he recorded an 11-game point scoring streak late in the season, and finished the year with 22 points in his final 12 games . “Simon won four of our seven awards this year,” said Wilson . “He was a strong leader for us based on his great play and example . He played Matt Harris with great energy and his production was phe- nomenal . Simon is what every coach is looking Louis Spiotti Coaches Award Winners for in effort and versatility . His skills made him 2005-06 Darren Doherty not only a premier player in our league, but in the 2006-07 Brad Harris country .” 2007-08 Matt Harris Lambert provided hard work, leadership and Bobby Raymond Simon Lambert tremendous production during his four seasons . E Dr. albert J. simone Art Thomas Award Winners Raymond is one of RIT’s smoothest skaters Distinguished service award 1997-98 Matt Thomas and top defensive defensemen . He is usually The Dr . Albert J . Simone Distinguished Service 1998-99 Kyle Edwards lined up against the opposition’s top forwards . Award was established in 2007 to honor a person 1999-00 Patrick Staerker In 37 games last season, Raymond had two goals or persons that have made a positive impact on 2000-01 Jerry Galway and 10 assists for 12 points and was named to the the RIT Hockey Program . Derek Hahn 2007-08 All-Atlantic Hockey Association third Simone, RIT president from 1992 to 2007, 2001-02 Jerry Galway team . Like Sarazin, Raymond has never missed a spearheaded RIT’s move to Division I . The 2002-03 Sam Hill game in his three-year Tiger career . recipient of this year’s award is video coordina- 2003-04 Mike Tarantino “Bobby and Brennan, two of our 2008-09 tor Mark Lessard . Known by many in the RIT 2004-05 Jason Chafe captains, were great examples of putting their hockey community as “Captain Video”, Lessard Michael Tucciarone teammates ahead of themselves,” said Wilson . completed his 13th season as a volunteer with 2005-06 Marc Hyman “Both made all of the neccesary adjustments to the club . He spends countless hours with the 2006-07 Brad Harris help us win . Both players will be great captains .” coaching staff, organizing and studying game 2007-08 Simon Lambert video throughout the season . Greg Moss Hard Hat Award Winners E greg moss Hard Hat award 2005-06 Steve Farrer The Greg Moss Hard Hat Award was named in 2006-07 Ricky Walton honor of Senior Associate Director for Athletics 2007-08 Simon Lambert and Recreation Greg Moss . The award is given to a Bobby Raymond player who performs at a high level and does it with Brennan Sarazin very little fanfare . Moss has helped the RIT athletics and recreation department perform at a high level E louis spiotti Coaches award for three decades . The Louis Spiotti Coaches Award award is given to the player who best embodies RIT hockey, as chosen by the Tiger coaching staff . Spiotti is the director for the Center for Intercollegiate Athlet- ics and Recreation at RIT and has been integral in RIT’s maintaining a high level of excellence at the Division I and III level . He also was instru- Mark Lessard mental in moving the men’s hockey program up to the Division I level in 2005 . “Mark has been a hockey supporter for a The 2007-08 award was given to seniors Matt number of years,” said Wilson . “He has handled Harris and Simon Lambert . Harris gave RIT con- all our video taping and is part of our hockey stant energy on every shift during his four-year family . We appreciate his willingness to donate career as a punishing hitter . He played in 68 so much of his time .” games as a Tiger and was one of RIT’s hardest Brennan Sarazin workers, on and off the ice . Dr. Albert J. Simone “Matt Harris will never be known for his Distinguished Service Award Winners The 2007-08 Moss Award went to a trio of stats, but his work ethic, heart and willingness 2006-07 Randy Bloechl, Chris Lerch, Tigers, Lambert and Brennan Sarazin, along with to put the team first made a big impact for us,” Ed Trefzger defenseman Bobby Raymond . said Wilson . “He is the type of player every team 2007-08 Mark Lessard Sarazin enjoyed a solid season, as a do-it-all needs and wants to be successful .” forward . He was one of RIT’s top penalty killers

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E a look back at a memorable year in the country in goals per game . Smith scored On defense, Dan Ringwald, an All-Atlantic The 2007-08 RIT men’s hockey team continued 62 goals and added 51 assists for 113 points in Hockey first team selection, was among the na- to make strides in its third season as a Division I 125 games . Smith’s 41 power-play goals are tied tion’s leaders among defensemen in scoring all program . The Tigers played in their first post-sea- for the most in the history of the men’s hockey season long . The second-year blue-liner quarter son contests as a Division I program and defeated program . finished with three goals, 31 assists and was a perennial national powers Cornell and Minnesota Crowell, a sophomore, stepped up and plus-9 . Ringwald was second nationally among for the first time . In addition, senior forward finished fourth on the team in scoring with 22 all defensemen in scoring, tied for fifth among all Simon Lambert was one of 10 finalists for the points on 11 goals and 11 assists . Freshman Sean skaters in the nation in assists . Hobey Baker Award, college hockey’s equivalent Murphy enjoyed a solid rookie season, scoring Alan Mazur, the 2007 Atlantic Hockey Rookie to the Heisman Trophy . five goals and adding 17 assists for 22 points . of the Year, shrugged off a slow start to record 22 RIT finished the year with a 19-12-6 record, Junior Brennan Sarazin teamed with sopho- points on five goals and 17 assists, while improv- advancing to the Atlantic Hockey semifinals . The mores Stevan Matic and Brent Alexin to become ing on the defensive end as the year progressed . Tigers recorded a 12-5-3 mark after Jan . 1 . excellent two-way forwards, who could be called The junior duo of Bobby Raymond and Justin The 4-1 win over then #18 Cornell on Oct . upon in every important situation . Sarazin, an Hofstetter was perhaps RIT’s most dependable 27 was played before a crowd of 5,142 at the Atlantic Hockey Player of the Week, chipped in defensive duo . Raymond was an All-Atlantic Blue Cross Arena . When RIT defeated then #12 with 14 points and a team-high two shorthanded Hockey third team selection . Both were solid as a Minnesota 4-3 at the Dodge Holiday Classic at goals . Matic was among the league leaders in rock defensively and chipped in offensively when Mariucci Arena on Dec . 29, it was played in front blocked shots, while Alexin was a plus-8, second needed . of 10,046 fans, the largest in the history of the best on the squad . Senior captain Brent Patry played in 36 games, Tigers . The following night, the Tigers played Seniors Ricky Walton and Darrell Draper, chipping in with nine points, while classmates eventual national champion Boston College and along with juniors Jesse Newman and sophomore Stephen Burns and Matt Harris concluded their were a hit crossbar from tying the game at 1 late in Anton Kharin provided the Tigers with a spark at collegiate careers with fine senior seasons . Burns the second period . various times as the season progressed . and Harris were prototypical, rugged, stay-at- Offensively, RIT finished 12th in the nation in First-year forwards Andrew Favot, Tyler home defensemen willing to make a big hit . goals per game (3 17). . The power-play shook off Mazzei and Mike Janda adapted well to the col- In net, sophomore Louis Menard played a midseason slump to score in 11 straight games legiate game and found their definitive roles as the bulk of the minutes and finished with 18 and go 19-for-52 during that period, eventually the season progressed . Favot, an “energy guy,” wins, a 2 75. goals against average and a 902. save placing sixth overall in the nation at 22 3. percent . centered RIT’s top line for much of the second percentage . He was a three-time Atlantic Hockey On March 7-8, RIT played in its first post- half of the year . Janda played an aggressive style Goaltender of the Week . season games as a Division I program against of hockey, willing to pay the price to set up his Sophomore Jared DeMichiel appeared in six Holy Cross in the best-of-three Atlantic Hockey teammates . Mazzei, a speedy center, finished with games for the Tigers and played well at times, Quarterfinals . It was worth the three-year wait 11 points . including a 3-3 tie against #20 Niagara on Feb . 16 . between postseason contests, as Matt Crowell scored in overtime to give RIT a 5-4 win the first night and Matt Smith completed his second hat-trick in two nights, lifting the Tigers to yet another 5-4 overtime victory 24 hours later . Offensively, Lambert enjoyed a tremendous season . He was a unanimous All-Atlantic Hockey Association first team selection and was awarded the league’s leading scorer trophy . He finished tied for fifth in the country with 51 points on 21 goals and 30 assists . The 30 assists were tied for seventh most in the nation . Lambert was honored as the 2007 PAYCHEX Male College Athlete of the Year at the Rochester Press Radio Club’s 59th Annual Day of Champions . For his career, Lam- bert finished with 63 goals and 89 assists for 152 points in 125 games . He is RIT’s all-time leading Division I scorer . Classmate Matt Smith played just as big of an offensive role, leading the squad with 27 goals and 17 power-play tallies . He recorded the first two hat-tricks for RIT as a Division I program on back-to-back nights, in the wins over Holy Cross in the Atlantic Hockey quarterfinals . Smith led the Goaltender Louis Menard and Dan Ringwald were essential to RIT’s success in 2007-08. nation in power-play goals with 17 and was fourth

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FACEOFFS PLAYER GP G A PTS PP SH GW PENALTY MIN +/- ATT PCT Con. GP Con. G Con. A Con. PTS Con. PIM WON

Simon Lambert 37 21 30 51 7 1 3 20-40 +5 154 313 .492 28 19 19 38 18-36 Matt Smith 36 27 12 39 17 0 5 7-22 -8 123 215 .594 27 15 10 25 6-12 Dan Ringwald 36 3 31 34 3 0 0 6-12 +9 0 2 .000 28 3 20 23 5-10 Al Mazur 34 5 18 23 5 0 1 17-34 -9 0 1 .000 26 4 15 19 14-28 Sean Murphy 37 5 18 23 3 0 1 12-32 -4 208 471 .442 28 2 14 16 8-24 Matt Crowell 37 11 11 22 4 0 1 13-26 +2 6 16 .375 28 7 9 16 7-14 Brennan Sarazin 37 5 9 14 1 2 2 23-54 +5 68 142 .479 28 4 7 11 16-40 Justin Hofstetter 36 3 10 13 0 0 0 19-46 +4 0 0 .000 27 3 7 10 14-36 Bobby Raymond 37 2 10 12 0 0 0 16-40 +5 2 6 .333 28 2 10 12 12-32 Tyler Mazzei 31 3 8 11 0 0 0 16-56 -5 167 323 .517 26 2 6 8 14-52 Ricky Walton 28 6 4 10 0 1 3 11-33 -4 6 15 .400 21 5 2 7 8-27 Jesse Newman 27 5 5 10 0 0 2 9-18 -5 13 25 .520 19 3 4 7 5-10 Andrew Favot 31 5 5 10 1 0 1 8-16 +4 123 215 .572 23 5 3 8 2-4 Anton Kharin 35 4 4 8 0 0 0 15-49 -11 181 392 .462 26 4 3 7 10-28 Stevan Matic 31 2 6 8 0 0 0 12-24 -1 263 548 .480 22 1 6 7 7-14 Brent Patry 36 1 7 8 0 0 0 23-54 -6 1 1 1.000 27 1 5 6 17-42 Brent Alexin 30 3 4 7 0 0 0 11-30 +8 75 142 .528 26 3 4 7 6-12 Mike Janda 27 4 2 6 0 0 0 10-20 0 3 5 .600 21 3 2 5 7-14 Darrell Draper 20 1 4 5 0 1 0 6-12 0 16 47 .340 13 1 3 4 5-10 Stephen Burns 25 0 3 3 0 0 0 18-44 -5 1 1 1.000 18 0 0 0 16-40 Matt Harris 17 0 2 2 0 0 0 5-10 -1 0 0 .000 14 0 2 2 4-8 Jared DeMichiel 6 0 1 1 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 4 0 0 0 0-0 Louis Menard 33 011000 5-21 00 0.000 25 011 5-21 Team 16000000 4-80 0 000000 4-8 RIT Tigers 37 116 204 320 41 5 19 286-701 -17 1410 2872 .491 28 87 152 239 210-522 Opponents 37 109 189 298 33 1 12 271-661 --- 1462 2872 .501 28 72 129 201 205-510

GOALIE (Overall) GP W L T W/L PCT. MIN SOG SV Save PCT. GA AVG. SO PERIOD 1 2 3 OT Total

Louis Menard 33 18 10 5 .621 2008:26 943 851 .902 92 2.75 1 RIT 39 38 35 4 116 Jared DeMichiel 6 1 2 1 .375 259:53 121 105 .868 16 3.69 0

Empty Net 16 7:56 1 OPPONENT 31 39 38 1 109 GOALS BY PERIOD BY GOALS RIT 37 19 12 6 .595 2276:15 1065 956 .898 109 2.87 1 Opponent 37 12 19 6 .405 2276:15 1332 1216 .913 116 3.06 3 RIT 421 446 432 33 1,332

GOALIE (Conference) GP W L T W/L PCT. MIN SOG SV Save PCT. GA AVG. SO OPPONENT 332 358 355 20 1,065 Louis Menard 25 14 6 5 .660 1520:08 697 639 .917 58 2.29 1 GOAL ON SHOTS Overall Record 19-12-6 Jared DeMichiel 4 1 2 0 .333 186:42 86 73 .849 13 4.18 0 Conference Record 15-8-5 Empty Net 12 4:49 1 1

RIT 28 15 8 5 .625 1711:39 784 712 .908 72 2.52 1 TEAM POWER PLAY PENALT KILL Opponent 28 8 15 5 .375 1711:39 1040 953 .916 87 3.05 1 RIT 41/183 - 22.4% 166/199 - 83.4%

OPPONENT 33/199 - 16.8% 143/184 - 77.7%

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E 2007-08 season results E 2007-08 record Date Opponent Score Overall Rec. Conf. Rec. W-L-T Thu., Oct. 11 GUELPH (Exhibition) W, 6-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 Overall 19-12-6 Sat., Oct. 13 Colgate L, 5-6 0-1-0 0-0-0 Conference 15-8-5 Fri., Oct. 19 BOWLING GREEN L, 3-5 0-2-0 0-0-0 Home 11-4-3 Sat., Oct. 27 CORNELL W, 4-1 1-2-0 0-0-0 Away 7-6-3 Fri., Nov. 2 * CANISIUS W, 4-3 2-2-0 1-0-0 Neutral 1-2-0 Sat., Nov. 3 * Canisius L, 2-6 2-3-0 1-1-0 Overtime 4-1-6 Fri., Nov. 9 * AIR FORCE L, 1-2 (OT) 2-4-0 1-2-0 After First Period Sat., Nov. 10 * AIR FORCE W, 4-3 3-4-0 2-2-0 When Leading 10-1-3 Fri., Nov. 16 * MERCYHURST L, 3-6 3-5-0 2-3-0 When Trailing 3-6-1 Sat., Nov. 17 * MERCYHURST W, 3-2 (OT) 4-5-0 3-3-0 When Tied 6-5-2 Fri., Nov. 23 * ARMY T, 2-2 (OT) 4-5-1 3-3-1 After Second Period Sat., Nov. 24 * ARMY T, 1-1 (OT) 4-5-2 3-3-2 When Leading 14-2-1 Fri., Nov. 30 * Bentley W, 3-2 5-5-2 4-3-2 When Trailing 3-9-1 Sat., Dec. 1 * Bentley T, 2-2 (OT) 5-5-3 4-3-3 When Tied 2-1-4 Fri., Dec. 7 * American International L, 1-4 5-6-3 4-4-3 When Scoring/Allowing Sat., Dec. 8 * American International W, 5-0 6-6-3 5-4-3 < 3 Goals 0-8-4/13-1-4 Sat., Dec. 29 ^ Minnesota W, 4-3 7-6-3 5-4-3 3 Goals 2-2-2/4-2-2 Sun., Dec. 30 ^ vs. Boston College L, 0-6 7-7-3 5-4-3 4 Goals 9-1-0/2-1-0 Fri., Jan. 4 * Holy Cross W, 5-2 8-7-3 6-4-3 5+ Goals 8-1-0/0-8-0 Sat., Jan. 5 * Holy Cross W, 5-1 9-7-3 7-4-3 Series Gm 1/2 7-6-2/10-2-3 Fri., Jan. 11 * Air Force L, 2-5 9-8-3 7-5-3 After Win/Loss 10-7-2/7-2-2 Sat., Jan. 12 * Air Force W, 4-3 (OT) 10-8-3 8-5-3 After Tie 2-2-2 Fri., Jan. 18 * SACRED HEART W, 4-2 11-8-3 9-5-3 Scoring/Allowing SHG 3-0-2/0-1-0 Sat., Jan. 19 * SACRED HEART W, 4-2 12-8-3 10-5-3 Scoring/Allowing 1st Goal 16-2-4/3-10-2 Fri., Jan. 25 * Connecticut L, 0-3 12-9-3 10-6-3 Out-shooting Opponent 15-7-4 Sat., Jan. 26 * Connecticut T, 1-1 (OT) 12-9-4 10-6-4 Out- by Opponent 4-5-1 Fri., Feb. 1 * AMERICAN INT’L L, 1-3 12-10-4 10-7-4 Shots even 0-0-1 Sat., Feb. 2 * AMERICAN INT’L W, 5-2 13-10-4 11-7-4 1-goal games 8-3-0 Sat., Feb. 9 * CANISIUS W, 4-1 14-10-4 12-7-4 2-goal games 3-2-0 Sun., Feb. 10 * Canisius L, 4-5 14-11-4 12-8-4 3-goal games 6-4-0 Sat., Feb. 16 * NIAGARA T, 3-3 (OT) 14-11-5 12-8-4 4+-goal games 2-3-0 Fri., Feb. 22 * Mercyhurst T, 3-3 (OT) 14-11-6 12-8-5 October 1-2-0 Sat., Feb. 23 * Mercyhurst W, 4-2 15-11-6 13-8-5 November 4-3-2 Fri., Feb. 29 * BENTLEY W, 5-2 16-11-6 14-8-5 December 2-2-1 Sat., Mar. 1 * BENTLEY W, 5-2 17-11-6 15-8-5 January 5-2-1 Fri., Mar. 7 # HOLY CROSS W, 5-4 (OT) 18-11-6 15-8-5 February 4-2-2 Sat., Mar. 8 # HOLY CROSS W, 5-4 (OT) 19-11-6 15-8-5 March 3-1-0 Sat., Mar. 15 % vs. Air Force L, 0-5 19-12-6 15-8-5 Friday 6-7-2 Saturday 13-3-4 * Denotes Atlantic Hockey Association Games Sunday 0-2-0 ^ Denotes Dodge Holiday Classic held at University of Minnesota # Denotes Atlantic Hockey Association Quarterfinal Playoff Games % Denotes Atlantic Hockey Association Semifinal Game at Blue Cross Arena Home games in BOLD and CAPS

44 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence 2007-08 By the Numbers

2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey

E team - game E Individual superlatives Goals 9 Times (Last time, 3/8/08 vs . Holy Cross) 5 Most goals, season: 27, Matt Smith Assists vs . American International 2/2/08 10 Most goals, game: 3, Matt Smith, 3/7/08 vs . Bentley 2/29/08 10 3, Matt Smith, 3/8/08 vs . Holy Cross 3/8/08 10 Most assists, season: 31, Dan Ringwald Points vs . American International 2/2/08 15 Most assists, game: 4, Dan Ringwald, 2/10/08 vs . Bentley 2/29/08 15 Most points, season: 51, Simon Lambert vs . Holy Cross 3/8/08 15 Most points, game: 4, Dan Ringwald, 2/10/08 Shots vs . Mercyhurst 11/17/07 54 Most game-winning goals: 5, Matt Smith PP Goals at Canisius 2/10/08 3 Most power-play goals: 17, Matt Smith SH Goals vs . Army 11/23/07 1 Most shorthanded goals: 2, Brennan Sarazin at Holy Cross 1/5/08 1 Most penalty minutes, season: 56, Tyler Mazzei at Mercyhurst 2/22/08 1 Most saves, game: 38, Louis Menard, 12/30/07 at Mercyhurst 2/23/08 1 Most wins, season: 18, Louis Menard vs . Bentley 2/29/08 1 Most shutouts, season: 1, Louis Menard PIMS vs . Canisius 2/9/08 112 E team - Period Goals vs . Air Force 11/10/07 4 (1) E team superlatives Assists vs . Air Force 11/10/07 7 (1) Most goals scored, game: 5, Nine Times Points vs . Air Force 11/10/07 11 (1) Most goals scored, period: 4, 11/10/07 vs . Air Force (1) Shots vs . Mercyhurst 11/17/07 25 (2) Fewest goals scored, game: 0, 12/30/07 vs . Boston College PP Goals vs . Bowling Green 10/19/07 2 (2) 0, 1/25/08 at Connecticut vs . Air Force 11/10/07 2 (1) 0, 3/15/08 vs . Air Force vs . Sacred Heart 1/18/08 2 (1) Most goals allowed, game: 6, 10/13/07 at Colgate SH Goals Five times, last done 2/29/08 1 6, 11/3/07 at Canisius PIMS vs . Canisius 2/9/08 104 (3) 6, 11/16/07 vs . Mercyhurst E Individual - game 6, 12/30/07 vs . Boston College Goals Matt Smith 3/7/08 3 Most goals allowed, period: 5, 12/30/07 vs . Boston College (3) Matt Smith 3/8/08 3 Fewest goals allowed, game: 0, 12/8/08 vs . American International Assists Dan Ringwald 2/10/08 4 Most shots on goal, game: 54, 11/17/07 vs . Mercyhurst Points Dan Ringwald 2/10/08 4 Most shots on goal, period: 22, 11/17/07 vs . Mercyhurst (2) Shots Matt Smith 2/10/08 11 Fewest shots on goal, game: 19, 1/12/08 at Air Force PP Goals Matt Smith 1/18/08 2 Fewest shots on goal, period: 3, 1/11/08 at Air Force (3) Matt Smith 2/10/08 2 3, 1/12/08 at Air Force (2) Matt Smith 3/7/08 2 Most shots on goal allowed, game: 44, 12/30/07 vs . Boston College Matt Smith 3/8/08 2 Most shots on goal allowed, period: 19, 12/30/07 vs . Boston College (3) SH Goals Five tied with 1 19, 1/11/08 at Air Force (2) PIMS Tyler Mazzei 1/19/08 24 Fewest shots on goal allowed, game: 17, 12/8/08 at American International E Individual - Period Fewest shots on goal allowed, period: 3, 1/26/08 at Connecticut (1) Goals Matt Smith 11/10/07 2 (1) 3, 2/1/08 vs . American International (3) Matt Smith 1/18/08 2 (1) Most power-play goals scored, game: 3, 2/10/08 at Canisius Justin Hofstetter 2/2/08 2 (1) Most power-play goals allowed, game: 3, 2/10/08 at Canisius Matt Smith 3/7/08 2 (3) Most shorthanded goals scored, game: 1, five times Assists 8 Tied With -- 2 Most shorthanded goals allowed, game: 1, 3/15/08 vs . Air Force Points 20 Tied With -- 2 Most penalty minutes, game: 112, 2/9/08 vs . Canisius PP Goals Matt Smith 1/18/08 2 (1) Fewest penalty minutes, game: 4, 2/1/08 vs . American International SH Goals Five Tied With -- 1 Most penalty minutes, opp ., game: 139, 2/9/08 vs . Canisius PIMS Tyler Mazzei 1/19/08 24 (2) Fewest penalty minutes opp ., game: 2, 12/29/07 at Minnesota Longest : 5, 2/23/08 – 3/8/08 E goaltending – game Longest unbeaten streak: 7, 2/16/08 – 3/8/08 (5-0-2) Shots Louis Menard 12/30/07 44 Saves Louis Menard 12/30/07 38 Least GA Louis Menard 12/8/07 0 Save Pct . Louis Menard 12/8/07 1 .000

E goaltending - Period Shots Louis Menard 12/30/07 19 (3) Louis Menard 1/11/08 19 (2) Saves Louis Menard 12/30/07 16 (2)

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Rochester Institute of Technology

E oct. 11: rIt 6, guelph 1 (exhibition - ritter arena) E nov. 2: rIt 4, Canisus 3 (ritter arena) Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Guelph 0 1 0 1 Canisius 1 1 1 3 RIT 4 1 1 6 RIT 1 1 2 4 1st Period - 1, RIT, Simon Lambert (Kharin, Draper) 0:18 . 2, RIT, Matt Crowell (Kharin, 1st Period - 1, RIT, Matt Smith (4) (Lambert, Ringwald) 7:41 (PP) . 2, CAN, Josh Heidinger (1) Hofstetter) 3:04 . 3, RIT, Ricky Walton (Sarazin, Mazur) 3:18 . 4, RIT, Matt Crowell (Lambert, (Danowski, Forsman) 12:11 . Mazur) 19:01 (PP) . 2nd Period - 3, CAN, David Cianfrini (3) (Churchill) 3:20 . 4, RIT, Justin Hofstetter (1) (Raymond, 2nd Period - 5, GU, Zach Lillie (Jonathan Southgate) 2:07 . 6, RIT, Jesse Newman (Raymond, Smith) 8:29 . Crowell) 5:33 (PP) . 3rd Period - 5, CAN, David Kasch (2) (Unassisted) 1:51 . 6, RIT, Matt Crowell (3) (Murphy, Smith) 3rd Period - 7, RIT, Matt Smith (Kharin, Murphy) 7:48 (PP) . 9:47 (PP) . 7, RIT, Ricky Walton (2) (Penalty Shot) 11:35 . Shots on goal - Guelph 5-10-4-19; RIT 10-17-13-40 Shots on goal - Canisius 11-8-7 26; RIT 11-9-12 32 Power plays - Guelph (0-of-11); RIT (3-of-10) Power plays - Canisius (0-of-6); RIT (2-of-4) Penalties - Guelph 16 (40 min); RIT 16 (32 min) Penalties - Canisius 5 (10 min); RIT 6 (12 min .) Goalies - Guelph, Michael Nigalis (20:00 minutes, 10 shots- 6 saves; Adam Jennings (40:00 min- Goalies - Canisius, Bryce Luker (32 shots-28 saves); RIT, Louis Menard (26 shots-23 saves) utes, 30 shots - 28 saves); RIT, Louis Menard (29:56 minutes, 9 shots-8 saves); Jared DeMichiel Penalty Shots- Ricky Walton, RIT, 11:35, 3rd, successful (30:04 minutes, 10 shots-10 saves) Att: 2,049, Time: 2:14 Att: 903, Time: 2:22 Win: Louis Menard (2-2-0) Loss: Bryce Luker (0-2-1)

E oct. 13: Colgate 6, rIt 5 (starr rink; Hamilton, n.y.) E nov. 3: Canisius 6, rIt 2 (Buffalo state sports arena, Buffalo, n.y.) Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total RIT 2 2 1 5 RIT 1 0 1 2 Colgate 3 1 2 6 Canisius 1 2 3 6 1st Period - 1, COL, Jesse Winchester (2) (Burton, McNamara) 2:27 (PP) . 2, COL, Jason Williams 1st Period - 1, CAN, Josh Heidinger (2) (Jenks, Forsman) 6:10 (PP) . 2, RIT, Simon Lambert (2) (1) (McIntyre, Brisebois) 12:12 . 3, COL, Jason Fredericks (1) (Cox, Winchester) 15:22 . 4, RIT, (Ringwald, Crowell) 10:42 (PP) . Sean Murphy (1) (Lambert) 16:01 (PP) . 5, RIT, Matt Smith (1) (Lambert, Mazur) 19:27 . 2nd Period - 3, CAN, Carl Hudson (3) (Churchill, Weeks) 0:50 . 4, CAN, David Kasch (3) (Cian- 2nd Period - 6, COL, Brian Day (2) (McIntyre, Torti) 11:15 . 7, RIT, Matt Smith (2) (Lambert, frini) 16:59 . Ringwald) 13:50 (PP) . 8, RIT, Jesse Newman (1) (Hofstetter, Mazzei) . 3rd Period - 5, CAN, David Kasch (4) (MacDougall, Kenney) 0:59 . 6, RIT, Brent Alexin (1) (Smith, 3rd Period -9, RIT, Matt Crowell (1) (Janda, Patry) 2:40 . 10, COL, David McIntyre (1) (Williams) Raymond) 4:59 . 7, CAN, Peter MacDougall (1) (Kenney, Churchill) 9:58 . 8, CAN, Vincent 7:47 . 11, COL, Brian Day (3) (Anderson, Poplawski) 13:27 (PP) . Scarsella (4) (Heidinger, Wright) 13:51 . Shots on goal - RIT 12-13-17-42; Colgate 7-10-7-34 Shots on goal - RIT 8-11-19 38; Canisius 7-14-6 27 Power plays - RIT (2-of-5); Colgate (2-of-6) Power plays - RIT (1-of-9); Canisius (1-of-7) Penalties - RIT 6 (12 min); Colgate 5 (10 min .) Penalties - RIT 12 (32 min );. Canisius 14 (36 min) Goalies -RIT, Louis Menard (34 shots-28 saves); Colgate Mark Dekanich (42 shots-37 saves) Goalies - RIT, Jared DeMichiel (27 shots-21 saves); Canisius, Bryce Luker (38 shots-36 saves) Att: 1,769, Time: 2:15 Att: 1,131, Time: 2:15 Win: Mark Dekanich (2-0-0) Loss: Louis Menard (0-1-0) Win: Bryce Luker (1-2-1) Loss: Jared DeMichiel (0-1-0)

E oct. 19: Bowling green 5, rIt 3 (ritter arena) E nov. 9: air force 2, rIt 1 (ot) (ritter arena) Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT Total Bowling Green 1 3 1 5 Air Force 0 0 1 1 2 RIT 0 3 0 3 RIT 1 0 0 0 1 1st Period - 1, BGU, Derek Whitmore (1) (Schmidt, Dee) 6:39 (PP) . 1st Period - 1, RIT, Matt Smith (5) (Unassisted) 1:40 . 2nd Period - 2, RIT, Matt Crowell (2) (Newman, Mazur) 5:36 (PP) . 3, BGU, Jacob Cepis (1) (Unas- 2nd Period - No Scoring . sisted) 6:45 . 4, BGU, Derek Whitmore (2) (Maxwell, Svendson) 9:06 (PP) . 5, RIT, Ricky Walton 3rd Period - 2, AFA, Brett Nylander (4) (Burnett, Olson) 9:56 . (1) (Unassited) 14:27 . 6, RIT, Al Mazur (1) (Ringwald, Smith) 15:47 (PP) . 7, BGU, Kai Kantola Over Time - 3, AFA, Scott Kozlak (2) (Kelly, Page) 1:40 . (1) (Geelan, Krelove) 19:59 . Shots on goal - Air Force 5-10-11-3 29; RIT 14-9-13-1 37 3rd Period - 8, BGU, James Perkin (1) (Kai Kantola) 18:25 . Power plays - Air Force (0-of-6); RIT (0-of-4) Shots on goal - RIT 12-13-17 42; Colgate 7-10-7 34 Penalties - Air Force 4 (8 min); RIT 6 (12 min .) Power plays - Bowling Green (2-of-7); RIT (2-of-8) Goalies - Air Force, Andrew Volkening (37 shots-36 saves); RIT, Louis Menard (29 shots-27 saves) Penalties - Bowling Green 14 (28 min); RIT 13 (26 min .) Att: 2,039, Time: 2:15 Goalies - Bowling Green, Nick Eno (32 shots-29 saves); RIT, Louis Menard (37 shots-32 saves) Win: Andrew Volkening (5-2-0) Loss: Louis Menard (2-3-0) Att: 2,100 (sellout), Time: 2:30 Win: Nick Eno (1-1-0) Loss: Louis Menard (0-2-0) E nov. 10: rIt 4, air force 3 (ritter arena) Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total E oct. 27: rIt 4, #18 Cornell 1 (Blue Cross arena, rochester, n.y.) Air Force 2 1 0 3 Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total RIT 4 0 0 4 Cornell 0 0 1 1 1st Period - 1, RIT, Mike Janda (1) (Mazzei, Draper) 2:22 . 2, RIT, Dan Ringwald (1) (Lambert, RIT 2 0 2 4 Mazur) 3:44 (PP) . 3, RIT, Matt Smith (6) (Murphy, Newman) 12:12 . 4, AFA, Josh Frider (1) 1st Period - 1, RIT, Matt Smith (3) (Lambert, Ringwald) 14:15 (PP) . 2, RIT, Sean Murphy (2) (Ehn, Hajner) 13:38 . 5, RIT, Matt Smith (7) (Ringwald, Lambert) 14:48 (PP) . 6, AFA, Eric Ehn (Crowell, Lambert) 16:48 (PP) . (2) (Flynn, Olson) 18:42 . 2nd Period - No Scoring . 2nd Period - 7, AFA, Michael Mayra (3) (Ehn) 4:32 . 3rd Period - 3, CU, Joe Devin (1) (Devin, M ,. Krantz) 10:08 . 4, RIT, Simon Lambert (1) (Sarazin, 3rd Period - No Scoring . Hofstetter) 16:28 . 5, RIT, Tyler Mazzei (1) (Burns, Crowell) 19:30 (EN) . Shots on goal - Air Force 11-16-13 40; RIT 9-9-14 32 Shots on goal - Cornell 6-5-12 23; RIT 15-7-5 27 Power plays - Air Force (1-of-9); RIT (2-of-8) Power plays - Cornell (0-of-7); RIT (2-of-4) Penalties - Air Force 9 (18 min); RIT 10 (20 min .) Penalties - Cornell 6 (23 min); RIT 9 (18 min .) Goalies - Air Force, Andrew Volkening (12:12 minutes, 5 shots-2 saves); Air Force, Ian Harper Goalies - Cornell, Ben Scrivens (26 shots-23 saves); RIT, Louis Menard (23 shots-22 saves) (45:54 minutes, 27 shots-26 saves); RIT, Louis Menard (40 shots-37 saves) Att: 5,142, Time: 2:15 Att: 2,011, Time: 2:21 Win: Louis Menard (1-2-0) Loss: Ben Scrivens (0-1-0) Win: Louis Menard (3-3-0) Loss: Ian Harper (0-1-0)

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2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey

E nov. 16: mercyhurst 6, rIt 3 (ritter arena) E nov. 30: rIt 3, Bentley 2 (ryan arena; Waltham, mass.) Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Mercyhurst 2 0 4 6 RIT 0 3 0 3 RIT 1 2 0 3 Bentley 1 0 1 2

1st Period - 1, MC, Ben Cottreau (5) (Robinson, Pitt) 5:05 (PP) . 2, RIT, Simon Lambert (3) (Mazur, 1st Period - 1, BC, Jeff Gumaer (6) (Canzoneri) 12:42 . Ringwald) 8:38 (PP) . 3, MC, Brandon Coccimiglio (2) (Cottreau, Pitt) 14:47 (PP) . 2nd Period - 2, RIT, Matt Crowell (5) (Lambert, Smith) 2:15 (PP) . 3, RIT, Simon Lambert (7) 2nd Period - 4, RIT, Simon Lambert (4) (Murphy, Smith) 4:22 (PP) . 5, RIT, Ricky Walton (3) (Ringwald, Crowell) 16:43; 4, RIT, Andrew Favot (1) (Alexin, Hofstetter) 18:46 . (Sarazin) 16:56 . 3rd Period - 5, BC, Jaye Judd (2) (Peterson, Prewitt) 19:45 . 3rd Period - 6, MC, Brandon Coccimiglio (3) (Bowman) 2:23 . 7, MC, Neil Graham (2) (Van- Power plays - RIT (1-of-8); Bentley (0-of-3) denbeld, Risi) 14:15 . 8, MC, Bobby Phillips (1) (Bowman, Cottreau) 14:40 . 9, MC, Brandon Penalties - RIT 4 (8 min); Bentley 9 (19 min .) Coccimiglio (4) (Fennell) 18:54 . Goalies - RIT, Louis Menard (28 shots-26 saves); Bentley, Joe Calvi (39 shots-36 saves) Power plays - Mercyhurst (2-of-7); RIT (2-of-5) Att: 415, Time: 2:17 Penalties - Mercyhurst 8 (27 min); RIT 11 (38 min .) Win: Louis Menard (5-4-2) Loss: Joe Calvi (5-6-1) Goalies - Mercyhurst, Matt Lundin (42 shots-39 saves); RIT, Louis Menard (21 shots-16 saves) Att: 1,481, Time: 2:21 Win: Matt Lundin (1-1-0) Loss: Louis Menard (3-4-0) E Dec. 1: rIt 2, Bentley 2 (ot) (ryan arena; Waltham, mass.) Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT Total RIT 1 0 1 0 2 E nov. 17: rIt 3, mercyhurst 2 (ot) (ritter arena) Bentley 0 1 1 0 2 Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT Total Mercyhurst 0 1 1 0 2 1st Period - 1, RIT, Simon Lambert (8) (Hofstetter, Mazzei) 0:41 . RIT 1 1 0 1 3 2nd Period - 2, BC, Marc Menzione (7) (Cloutier, Moise) 16:22 (PP) . 1st Period - 1, RIT, Bobby Raymond (1) (Menard) 19:43 . 3rd Period - 3, RIT, Bobby Raymond (2) (Newman, Murphy) 3:33 . 4, BC, Anthony Canzoneri (1) 2nd Period - 2, RIT, Matt Crowell (4) (Raymond, Hofstetter) 00:36 . 3, MC, Mike Gurtier (1) (Bow- (Prewitt, Gumaer) 15:39 . man, Eddy) 7:39 . Over Time - No Scoring . 3rd Period - 4, MC, Bobby Phillips (2) (Pitt, Vandenbeld) 16:55 . Power plays - RIT (0-of-5); Bentley (1-of-4) Over Time - 5, RIT, Simon Lambert (5) (Crowell, Mazzei) 3:11 . Penalties - RIT 5 (10 min); Bentley 6 (12 min .) Power plays - Mercyhurst (0-of-4); RIT (0-of-4) Goalies - RIT, Louis Menard (33 shots-31 saves); Bentley, Joe Calvi (44 shots-42 saves) Penalties - Mercyhurst 4 (8 min); RIT 4 (8 min .) Att: 422, Time: 2:15 Goalies - Mercyhurst, Matt Lundin (54 shots-51 saves); RIT, Louis Menard (39 shots-37 saves) Win: Louis Menard (5-4-3) Loss: Joe Calvi (5-6-2) Att: 1,542, Time: 2:21 Win: Louis Menard (4-4-0) Loss: Matt Lundin (1-2-0) E Dec. 7: American International 4, RIT 1 (Olympia Ice Arena; Springfield, Mass.) Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total E nov. 23: rIt 2, army 2 (ot) (ritter arena) RIT 0 0 1 1 Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT Total American International 1 1 2 4 Army 0 1 1 0 2 RIT 1 1 0 0 2 1st Period - 1, AIC, Jereme Tendler (6) (McMillan, Richardson) 18:06 . 2nd Period - 2, AIC, Chad Richardson (2) (Pavli, Jurynec) 2:31 . 1st Period - 1, RIT, Ricky Walton (4) (Mazzei) 14:10 (SH) . 3rd Period - 3, AIC, Mark Pavli (4) (Richardson, Jurynec) 0:39 . 4, RIT, Matt Crowell (6) (Murphy, 2nd Period - 2, Owen Meyer (9) (Flicek, Hollweg) 3:08 (PP) . 3, RIT, Simon Lambert (6) (Ring- Smith) 9:45 (PP) . 5, AIC, Steve McLeod (3) (Tendler, McMillan) 16:24 wald, Mazzei) 13:25 . Power plays - RIT (1-of-6); AIC (1-of-5) 3rd Period - 3, Army, Bryce Hollweg (6) (Flicek, Meyer) 19:29 . Penalties - RIT 6 (12 min); AIC 7 (14 min .) Over Time - No Scoring . Goalies - RIT, Louis Menard (27 shots-23 saves); AIC, Dan Ramirez (26 shots-25 saves) Power plays - Army (1-of-8); RIT (0-of-6) Att: 170, Time: 2:15 Penalties - Army 7 (14 min); RIT 9 (18 min .) Win: Dan Ramirez (4-2-1) Loss: Louis Menard (5-5-3) Goalies - Army, Josh Kassel (36 shots- 34 saves); RIT, Louis Menard (38 shots-36 saves) Att: 1,304, Time: 2:17 E Dec. 8: RIT 5, American International 0 (Olympia Ice Arena; Springfield, Mass.) Louis Menard (4-4-1) Josh Kassel (4-4-1) Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total RIT 2 2 1 5 E nov. 24: rIt 1; army 1 (ot) (ritter arena) American International 0 0 0 0 Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT Total Army 1 0 0 0 1 1st Period - 1, RIT, Jesse Newman (2) (Ringwald, Matic) 2:17 . 2, RIT, Anton Kharin (1) (Ray- RIT 1 0 0 0 1 mond, Lambert) 17:26 . 2nd Period - 3, RIT, Matt Crowell (7)(Lambert, Kharin) 00:23 . 4, RIT, Jesse Newman (3) (Matic, 1st Period - 1, Army, Luke Flicek (6) (Ross, Meyer) 1:24 (PP) . 2, RIT, Matt Smith (8) (Patry, Sarazin) 2:05 . Mazur) 12:36 . 3rd Period - 5, RIT Matt Crowell (8) (Kharin) 19:46 . 2nd Period - No Scoring . Power plays - RIT (0-of-4); AIC (0-of-3) 3rd Period - No Scoring . Penalties - RIT 4 (8 min); AIC 5 (10 min .) Over Time - No Scoring . Goalies - RIT, Louis Menard (17 shots-17 saves); AIC, Dan Ramirez (35 shots-30 saves) Power plays - Army (1-of-11); RIT (0-of-8) Att: 151, Time: 2:15 Penalties - Army 8 (16 min); RIT 11 (22 min .) Win: Louis Menard (6-5-3) Loss: Dan Ramirez (4-3-1) Goalies - Army, Jay Clark (37 shots- 36 saves); RIT, Louis Menard (27 shots-26 saves) Penalty shots - Stevan Matic, :17, OT, Unsuccessful Att: 1,446, Time: 2:17 Louis Menard (4-4-2) Jay Clark (4-4-2)

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E Dec. 29: rIt 4, #14 minnesota 3 (mariucci arena; minneapolis, minn.) E Jan 11: air force 5, rIt 2 (Cadet Ice arena; Colorado springs, Colo.) Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total RIT 0 3 1 4 RIT 0 2 0 2 Minnesota 1 2 0 3 Air Force 0 4 1 5

1st Period - 1, MIN, Blake Wheeler (9) (Gordon, Peltier) 12:08 . 1st Period - No scoring . 2nd Period - 2, RIT, Mike Janda (2) (Hofstetter, Mazzei) 3:00 . 3, RIT, Sean Murphy (3) (Ringwald, 2nd Period - 1, AFA, Brent Olson (11) (Fairchild, Flynn) 0:15 . 2, AFA, Josh Frider (7) (unas- Patry) 4:03 . 4, MIN, R .J . Anderson (3) (Fisher) 6:10 . 5, RIT, Matt Smith (9) (Walton) 13:31 . 6, sisted) 0:40 . 3, RIT, Al Mazur (2) (Lambert, Murphy) 1:11 (PP) . 4, AFA, Matt Charbonneau MIN, Jay Barriball (3) (Wheeler, Gordon) 16:27 . (3) (Flynn, Olson) 10:08 (PP) . 5, AFA, Matt Charbonneau (4) (Ehn, Flynn) 14:31 (PP) . 6, RIT, 3rd Period - 7, RIT, Matt Smith (10) (Ringwald, Murphy) 9:00 . Sean Murphy (5) (Hofstetter, Crowell) 18:30 . Power plays - RIT (0-of-1); Minnesota (0-of-4) 3rd Period - 7, AFA, Scott Kozlak (5) (Bertsch, Page) 16:19 . Penalties - RIT 4 (8 min); Minnesota 1 (2 min .) Shots on goal - RIT 9-11-3 23; Air Force 4-19-6 29 Goalies - RIT, Louis Menard (35 shots-32 saves); Minnesota, Jeff Frazee (31 shots-27 saves) Power plays - RIT (1-of-4) Air Force (2-of-3) Att: 10,046 (Sellout), Time: 2:15 Penalties - RIT 6 (12 min );. Air Force 7 (14 min) Win: Louis Menard (7-5-3) Loss: Jeff Frazee (6-7-0) Goalies - RIT, Louis Menard (29 shots-24 saves); Air Force, Andrew Volkening (23 shots-21 saves Att: 2,095, Time: 2:21 E Dec. 30: #12 Boston College 6, rIt 0 (mariucci arena; minneapolis, minn.) Win: Andrew Volkening (11-5-4) Loss: Louis Menard (8-7-3) Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total RIT 0 0 0 0 Boston College 1 0 5 6 E Jan 12: rIt 4, air force 3 (ot) (Cadet Ice arena; Colorado springs, Colo.) Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT Total 1st Period - 1, BC, Joe Whitney (4) (Ferriero, Gerbe) 17:27 . RIT 2 1 0 1 4 2nd Period - No Scoring . Air Force 1 1 1 0 3 3rd Period - 2, BC, Nathan Gerbe (15) (Aiello, Smith) 3:00 . 3, BC, Pat Gannon (2) (Petrecki) 10:01 . 4, BC, Dan Bertram (4) (Ferriero, Whitney) 10:57 (PP) . 5, BC, Ben Smith (13) (Gerbe, 1st Period - 1, RIT, Andrew Favot (2) (Crowell, Lambert) 3:14 . 2, RIT, Matt Smith (12) (Ringwald, Gibbons) 12:07 . 6, BC, Carl Sneep (2) (Gibbons) 19:08 . Mazur) 6:29 (PP) . 3, AFA, Derrick Burnett (1) (Ehn, Sellers) 11:55 . Power plays - RIT (0-of-2); Boston College (2-of-5) 2nd Period - 4, AFA, Derrick Burnett (2) (Flynn, Hajner) 10:46 (PP) . 5, RIT, Al Mazur (3) (Ring- Penalties - RIT 12 (24 min); Boston College 9 (18 min .) wald, Lambert) 15:36 (PP) . Goalies - RIT, Louis Menard (44 shots-38 saves); Boston College, John Muse (24 shots-24 saves) 3rd Period - 6, AFA, Mike Phillipich (4) (Flynn, Ehn) 3:21 (PP) . Att: 9,862, Time: 2:06 Over Time - 7, RIT, Matt Smith (13) (Murphy, Alexin) 1:48 . Win: John Muse (8-4-5) Loss: Louis Menard (7-6-3) Shots on goal - RIT 10-3-4-2 19; Air Force 8-12-9-0 29 Power plays - RIT (2-of-5) Air Force (2-of-12) Penalties - RIT 14 (28 min );. Air Force 8 (16 min) E Jan. 4: rIt 5, Holy Cross 2 (; Worcester, mass.) Goalies - RIT, Louis Menard (29 shots-26 saves); Air Force, Andrew Volkening (19 shots-15 saves) Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Att: 2,312, Time: 2:21 RIT 0 3 2 5 Win Louis Menard (9-7-3) Loss: Andrew Volkening (11-6-4) Holy Cross 0 0 2 2

1st Period - No Scoring . E Jan. 18: rIt 4, sacred Heart 2 (ritter arena) 2nd Period - 1, RIT, Simon Lambert (9) (Mazur) 9:51 . 2, RIT, Matt Crowell (9) (Lambert, Mazur) Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total 10:05 . 3, RIT, Matt Smith (11) (Raymond, Hofstetter) 10:57 . Sacred Heart 1 1 0 2 3rd Period - 4, HC, Dale Reinhardt (4) (Znutas, Brock) 4:57 (PP) . 5, RIT, Brennan Sarazin (1) RIT 2 0 2 4 (Alexin, Matic) 6:29 . 6, HC, Jim Tselikis (1) (Unassisted) 13:47 . 7, RIT, Tyler Mazzei (2) (Favot, Janda) 14:05 . 1st Period - 1, SHU, Paul Ferraro (3) (DeJong, Knowlton) 4:59 . 2, RIT, Matt Smith (14) (Lambert, Power plays - RIT (0-of-2); Holy Cross (1-of-4) Ringwald) 13:25 (PP) . 3, RIT, Matt Smith (15) (Lambert, Ringwald) 16:42 (PP) . Penalties - RIT 4 (8 min); Holy Cross 2 (4 min .) 2nd Period - 4, SHU, Eric Giosa (7) (Parent, Grimson) 12:16 (PP) . Goalies - RIT, Jared DeMichiel (30 shots-28 saves); Holy Cross, Adam Roy (32 shots-27 saves) 3rd Period - 5, RIT, Simon Lambert (11) (Mazur, Harris) 8:10 . 6, RIT, Andrew Favot (3) (Patry) Att: 955, Time: 2:02 18:03 (EN) . Win: Jared DeMichiel (1-1-0) Loss: Adam Roy (3-4-3) Shots on goal - Sacred Heart 10-15-14 39; RIT 11-9-11 31 Power plays - Sacred Heart (1-of-5); RIT (2-of-4) Penalties - Sacred Heart 7 (14 min); RIT 8 (16 min .) E Jan. 5: rIt 5, Holy Cross 1 (Hart Center; Worcester, mass.) Goalies - Sacred Heart, Stefan Drew (31 shots- 27 saves); RIT, Louis Menard (39 shots-37 saves) Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Att: 2,100 (Sellout), Time: 2:24 RIT 2 2 1 5 Win: Louis Menard (10-7-3) Loss: Stefan Drew (8-8-1) Holy Cross 0 1 0 1

1st Period - 1, RIT, Brent Alexin (2) (Sarazin, Matic) 2:08 . 2, RIT, Brennan Sarazin (2) (Raymond) E Jan. 19: rIt 4, sacred Heart 2 (ritter arena) 5:31 . Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total 2nd Period - 3, RIT, Sean Murphy (4) (Smith, Mazur) 8:20 (PP) .4, RIT, Brent Patry (1) (Sarazin, Sacred Heart 1 1 0 2 Mazzei) 17:36 . 5, HC, Joe Brock (5) (Burke, Martignetti) 19:15 . RIT 1 0 3 4 3rd Period - 6, RIT, Simon Lambert (10) (Walton, Ringwald) 14:33 (EN) . Power plays - RIT (1-of-2); Holy Cross (0-of-5) 1st Period - 1, RIT, Andrew Favot (4) (Hofstetter, Newman) 3:41 (PP) . 2, SHU, Dave Jarman (8) Penalties - RIT 5 (10 min); Holy Cross 2 (4 min .) (Paretn, Boisvert) 18:41 . Goalies - RIT, Louis Menard (27 shots-26 saves); Holy Cross, Ian Dams (39 shots-34 saves) 2nd Period - 3, SHU, Reade Wolansky (2) (Jarman, Drew) 11:50 (PP) . Att: 1,023, Time: 2:02 3rd Period - 4, RIT, Stevan Matic (1) (Sarazin, Walton) 4:08 . 5, RIT, Ricky Walton (5) (Sarazin) Win: Louis Menard (8-6-3) Loss: Ian Dams (2-2-3) 13:53 . 6, RIT, Simon Lambert (12) (Raymond) 19:53 (EN) . Shots on goal - Sacred Heart 10-8-4 22; RIT 13-8-16 37 Power plays - Sacred Heart (1-of-5); RIT (1-of-4) Penalties - Sacred Heart 6 (12 min); RIT 9 (34 min .) Goalies - Sacred Heart, Stefan Drew (37 shots-33 saves); RIT, Louis Menard (22 shots-20 saves) Att: 2,100 (Sellout), Time: 2:21 Win Louis Menard (11-7-3) Loss: Stefan Drew (8-9-1)

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E Jan. 25: Connecticut 3, rIt 0 (freitas Ice forum; storrs Conn.) E feb. 9: rIt 4, Canisius 1 (ritter arena) Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total RIT 0 0 0 0 Canisius 0 1 0 1 Connecticut 0 2 1 3 RIT 1 2 1 4

1st Period - No Scoring . 1st Period - 1, RIT, Matt Smith (17) (Ringwald, Lambert) 4:22 (PP) . 2nd Period - 1, UCONN, Andrew Olson (8) (Bergin, Pedemonti) 2:15 (PP) . 2, UCONN, Andrew 2nd Period - 2, RIT, Ricky Walton (6) (Raymond, Kharin) 6:42 . 3, CAN, Kyle Bushee (3) (Danows- Olson (9) (Hernandez, Schneider) 3:37 (PP) . ki, Kasch) 10:59 (PP) . 4, RIT, Brent Alexin (3) (Hofstetter, Matic) 12:02 . 3rd Period - 3, UCONN, Chris Ochoa (6) (Hernandez, Jean) 9:03 . 3rd Period - 5, RIT, Dan Ringwald (2) (Lambert, Raymond) 14:47 (PP) . Shots on goal - RIT 15-12-13 40; UCONN 9-7-7 23 Shots on goal - Canisius 5-9-5 19; RIT 14-17-17 48 Power plays - RIT (0-of-9); UCONN (2-of-2) Power plays - Canisius (1-of-4); RIT (2-of-6) Penalties - RIT 5 (10 min .); UCONN 12 (24 min) Penalties - Canisius 29 (139 min); RIT 21 (104 min ). Goalies - RIT, Louis Menard (23 shots-20 saves); UCONN, Beau Erickson (40 shots-40 saves) Goalies - Canisius, Taylor Anderson (52:33 minutes, 42 shots- 39 saves); Bryce Luker (7:27 min- Att: 870, Time: 2:21 utes, 6 shots -5 saves) RIT, Louis Menard (52:33 minutes, 18 shots-17 saves); Jared DeMichiel Win Beau Erickson (8-12-2) Loss: Louis Menard (11-8-3) (7:27 minutes, 1 shot-1 save) Att: 1,743, Time: 2:31 Win Louis Menard (13-9-4) Loss: Taylor Anderson E Jan. 26: rIt 1, Connecticut 1 (ot) (freitas Ice forum; storrs Conn.) Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT Total RIT 0 1 0 0 1 E feb. 10: Canisius 5, rIt 4 (Buffalo state Ice arena; Buffalo, n.y.) Connecticut 0 1 0 0 1 Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total RIT 2 1 1 4 1st Period - No Scoring . Canisius 2 2 1 5 2nd Period - 1, RIT, Andrew Favot (5) (Patry) 6:39 . 2, UCONN, Justin Hernandez (1) (Bergin, Ochoa) 19:45 (PP) 1st Period - 1, RIT, Matt Smith (18) (Lambert, Ringwald) 4:08 (PP) . 2, CAN, Brandon Cummings 3rd Period - No Scoring . (1) (Danowski) 8:05 . 3, CAN, Chris Forsman (5) (Weeks, Conacher) 12:08 (PP) . 4, RIT, Mike Over Time - No Scoring . Janda (3) (Smith, Ringwald) 14:51 . Shots on goal - RIT 8-6-15-2 31; UCONN 3-8-6-1 18 2nd Period - 5, RIT, Simon Lambert (16) (Ringwald, Murphy) 5:54 (PP) . 6, CAN, David Kasch (9) Power plays - RIT (0-of-4); UCONN (1-of-7) (Conacher, Weeks) 12:25 . 7, CAN, Vincent Scarsella (7) (Cianfrini, Churchill) 19:48 (PP) . Penalties - RIT 7 (14 min .); UCONN 4 (8 min) 3rd Period - 8, CAN, Alec Wright (2) (Kasch, Danowski) 3:00 (PP) . 9, RIT, Matt Smith (3) (Mazur, Goalies - RIT, Louis Menard (18 shots-17 saves); UCONN, Beau Erickson (31 shots-30 saves) Ringwald) 7:10 (PP) . Att: 1,093, Time: 2:21 Shots on goal - RIT 11-18-12 41; Canisius 13-5-10 28 Win Beau Erickson (8-12-3) Loss: Louis Menard (11-8-4) Power plays - RIT (3-of-9) ; Canisius (3-of-6) Penalties - RIT 11 (22 min );. Canisius 14 (28 min) Goalies - RIT, Jared DeMichiel (28 shots-23 saves); Canisius, Bryce Luker (41 shots -37 saves) E feb. 1: american International 3, rIt 1 (ritter arena) Att: 636, Time: 2:15 Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Win: Bryce Luker (2-4-1) Loss: Jared DeMichiel (1-2-0) AIC 2 0 1 3 RIT 0 0 1 1 E feb. 16: niagara 3, rIt 3 (ot) (ritter arena) 1st Period - 1, AIC, Frankie DeAngelis (3) (McMillan, McLeod) 5:10 . 2, AIC, Chad Richardson (4) Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT Total (Pavli, Jurynec) 17:02 . Niagara 0 2 1 0 3 2nd Period - No Scoring . RIT 1 1 1 0 3 3rd Period - 3, AIC, Chad Richardson (5) (Jurynec, Pavli) 5:03 . 4, RIT, Simon Lambert (13) (Ringwald) 19:04 . 1st Period - 1, RIT, Simon Lambert (17) (Favot, DeMichiel) 5:05 . Shots on goal - AIC 8-7-3 18; RIT 14-18-12 44 2nd Period - 2, RIT, Matt Smith (20) (Ringwald, Mazur) 5:07 (PP) . 3, NU, Ted Cook (12) (Rocco) Power plays - AIC (0-of-2); RIT (1-of-4) 15:43 . 4, NU, Bryan Kaczyk (3) (Foam, Moran) 16:55 . Penalties - AIC 4 (8 min); RIT 2 (4 min .) 3rd Period - 5, NU, Egor Mironov (9) (Ross, Zanette) 12:23 . 6, RIT, Brennan Sarazin (3) (Smith, Goalies - AIC, Dan Ramirez (44 shots-43 saves); RIT, Louis Menard (18 shots-15 saves) Ringwald) 18:56 (EX) . Att: 1,701, Time: 2:21 Over Time - No Scoring . Win: Dan Ramirez (6-8-3) Loss: Menard (11-9-4) Shots on goal - Niagara 9-12-11-1 33; RIT 7-13-10-3 33 Power plays -Niagara (0-of-3); RIT (2-of-4) Penalties - Niagara 4 (8 min); RIT 3 (6 min ). E feb. 2: rIt 5, american International 2 (ritter arena) Goalies - Niagara, Juliano Pagliero (33 shots -30 saves); RIT, Jared DeMichiel (33 shots-30 saves) Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Att: 2,100 (Sellout), Time: 2:15 AIC 1 1 0 2 Jared DeMichiel (1-2-1) Juliano Pagliero (12-5-4) RIT 2 1 2 5

1st Period - 1, RIT, Justin Hofstetter (2) (Matic, Raymond) 0:55 . 2, AIC, Andy Gevorkyan (1) E feb. 22: rIt 3, mercyhurst 3 (ot) (; erie, Pa.) (Genovese) 6:25 . 3, RIT, Justin Hofstetter (3) (Murphy, Janda) 16:27 . Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT Total 2nd Period - 4, RIT, Simon Lambert (14) (Mazur, Ringwald) 9:22 (PP) . 5, AIC, Greg Genovese (5) RIT 1 0 2 0 3 (Turco, Pavli) 17:40 (PP) . Mercyhurst 2 0 1 0 3 3rd Period - 6, RIT, Simon Lambert (15) (Favot, Crowell) 17:13 . 7, RIT, Matt Smith (16) (Lambert, Ringwald) 19:03 (PP) . 1st Period - 1, MC, Brett Robinson (6) (Bowman, Cameron) 11:20 . 2, MC, Matt Pierce (8) (Cam- Shots on goal - AIC 8-9-9 25; RIT 17-12-10 39 eron) 16:14 . 3, RIT, Al Mazur (4) (Murphy, Lambert) 19:37 (PP) . Power plays - AIC (1-of-5); RIT (2-of-4) 2nd Period - No Scoring . Penalties - AIC 4 (8 min); RIT 5 (10 min .) 3rd Period - 4, MC, Kerry Bowman (4) (Cottreau, Robinson) 5:23 . 5, RIT, Matt Smith (21) (Ring- Goalies - AIC, Dan Ramirez (39 shots- 34 saves); RIT, Louis Menard (25 shots-23 saves) wald, Mazur) 8:42 (PP) . 6, RIT, Darrell Draper (1) (Lambert, Patry) 14:23 (SH) . Att: 1,720, Time: 2:21 Over Time - No Scoring . Penalties - No penalties . Win: Louis Menard (12-9-4) Loss: Dan Ramirez (6-9-3) Shots on goal - RIT 13-14-19-2 48; Mercyhurst 12-9-10-6 37 Power plays - RIT (2-of-3); Mercyhurst (0-of-2) Penalties - RIT 3 (6 min );. Mercyhurst 4 (8 min) Goalies - RIT, Louis Menard (37 shots-34 saves); Mercyhurst, Matt Lundin (48 shots-45 saves) Att: 451, Time: 2:25 Louis Menard (13-9-5) Matt Lundin (9-9-5)

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E feb. 23: rIt 4, mercyhurst 2 (mercyhurst Ice Center; erie, Pa.) E March 7: #2 RIT 5, #9 Holy Cross 4 (OT) (Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals Game #1; Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total ritter arena) RIT 1 2 1 4 Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT Total Mercyhurst 0 0 2 2 Holy Cross 1 1 2 0 4 RIT 1 0 3 1 5 1st Period - 1, RIT, Dan Ringwald (3) (Mazur, Murphy) 15:35 (PP) . 2nd Period - 2, RIT, Simon Lambert (18) (Mazur) 13:53 . 3, RIT, Brennan Sarazin (4) (Draper, 1st Period - 1, RIT, Matt Smith (22) (Lambert, Ringwald) 8:25 (PP) . 2, HC, Joe Brock (9) (Dams, Patry) 14:48 (SH) . Reinhardt) 19:32 . 3rd Period - 4, MC, Matt Pierce (9) (Cameron) 1:05 (PP) . 5, MC, Steve Cameron (10) (Pierce, 2nd Period - 3, HC, Mark Znutas (6) (Unassisted) 19:59 . Robinson) 5:18 (PP) . 6, RIT, Simon Lambert (19) (Favot) 13:43 . 3rd Period - 4, RIT, Stevan Matic (2) (Sarazin, Burns) 2:33 . 5, HC, Matt Burke (3) (Forshner) Shots on goal - RIT 11-11-11 33; Mercyhurst 7-9-10 26 6:21 (PP) . 6, RIT, Matt Smith (23) (Ringwald, Lambert) 8:54 (PP) . 7, HC, Brodie Sheahan (13) Power plays - RIT (1-of-4); Mercyhurst (2-of-10) (Forshner, Gabriel) 9:06 . 8, RIT, Matt Smith (24) (Burns) 16:01 . Penalties - RIT 10 (20 min );. Mercyhurst 5 (10 min) Over Time - 9, RIT, Matt Crowell (10) (Lambert, Ringwald) 15:19 . Goalies - RIT, Louis Menard (26 shots-24 saves); Mercyhurst, Matt Lundin 34:48 minutes, Shots on goal - Holy Cross 11-4-9-1 25; RIT 8-10-14-9 41 21 shots-18 saves); Ryan Zapolski (23:59 minutes, 12 shots-11 saves) Power plays - Holy Cross (1-of-5); RIT (2-of-5) Penalty shots - Brennan Sarazin - RIT (9:40-2nd) - Missed Penalties - Holy Cross 7 (14 min); RIT 7 (14 min .) Att: 481, Time: 2:10 Goalies - Holy Cross, Adam Roy (41 shots-36 saves); RIT, Louis Menard (25 shots-21 saves) Win: Louis Menard (14-9-5) Loss: Matt Lundin (9-10-5) Att: 1,066, Time: 2:44 Win: Louis Menard (17-9-5) Loss: Adam Roy (8-13-4)

E feb. 29: rIt 5, Bentley 2 (ritter arena) Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total E March 8: #2 RIT 5, #9 Holy Cross 4 (OT) (Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals Bentley 2 0 0 2 game #2; ritter arena) RIT 2 1 2 5 Goals by Period 1 2 3 OT Total Holy Cross 1 3 0 0 4 1st Period - 1, RIT, Anton Kharin (2) (Alexin, Sarazin) 2:28 . 2, BEN, Erik Peterson (16) (Prewitt) RIT 2 1 1 1 5 3:49 . 3, RIT, Simon Lambert (20) (Murphy, Smith) 7:45 (PP) . 4, BEN, Dain Prewitt (14)(Canzo- neri, Peterson) 14:32 . 1st Period - 1, RIT, Matt Smith (25) (Lambert, Murphy) 3:12 (PP) . 2, HC, Dale Reinhardt (8) 2nd Period - 5, RIT, Jesse Newman (4) (Crowell, Mazzei) 16:35 . (Dams) 8:19 . 3, RIT, Matt Crowell (11) (Favot, Lambert) 15:43 . 3rd Period - 6, RIT, Tyler Mazzei (3) (Newman, Draper) 2:45 . 7, RIT, Simon Lambert (21) (Crow- 2nd Period - 4, RIT, Matt Smith (26) (Lambert, Murphy) 1:07 (PP) . 5, HC, Cal St . Denis (3) ell, Mazur) 19:52 (EN) . (Dams) 5:16; 6, HC, Rob Forshner (6) (Sheen, Werry) 5:54 . 7, HC, Rob Forshner (7) (Burke, Shots on goal - Bentley 10-9-10 29; RIT 17-13-14 44 Brock) 12:34 . Power plays - Bentley (0-of-4); RIT (1-of-4) 3rd Period - 8, RIT, Jesse Newman (5) (Draper, Kharin) 8:32 . Penalties - Bentley 4 (8 min); RIT 4 (8 min .) Over Time - 9, RIT, Matt Smith (27) (Patry, Walton) 4:17 . Goalies - Bentley, Joe Calvi (42 shots-39 saves); RIT, Louis Menard (29 shots-27 saves); Shots on goal - Holy Cross 4-9-7-1 21; RIT 10-13-12-3 38 Att: 1,402, Time: 2:03 Power plays - Holy Cross (0-of-2); RIT (2-of-3) Win: Louis Menard (15-9-5) Loss: Joe Calvi (9-13-5) Penalties - Holy Cross 12 (32 min); RIT 11 (30 min .) Goalies - Holy Cross, Adam Roy (38 shots -33 saves); RIT, Louis Menard (21 shots - 17 saves) Att: 1,125, Time: 2:30 E march 1: rIt 5, Bentley 2 (ritter arena) Win: Louis Menard (18-9-5) Loss: Adam Roy (8-14-4) Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Bentley 1 1 0 2 E March 15: #3 Air Force 5, #2 RIT 0 (Atlantic Hockey Semifinals; Blue Cross RIT 1 2 2 5 arena; rochester, n.y.) 1st Period - 1, RIT, Anton Kharin (3) (Unassisted) 10:04 . 2, BEN, Dustin Cloutier (6) (Menzione, Goals by Period 1 2 3 Total Scalici) 18:20 . Air Force 1 3 1 5 2nd Period - 3, BEN, Jeremy Robert (1) (Mensione, Cloutier) 1:40 . 4, RIT, Brennan Sarazin (5) RIT 0 0 0 0 (Unassisted) 11:56 . 5, RIT, Al Mazur (5) (Lambert, Smith) 16:45 (PP) . 3rd Period - 6, RIT, Anton Kharin (4) (Mazur) 1:44 . 7, RIT, Mike Janda (4) (Murphy, Harris) 8:36 . 1st Period - 1, AFA, Brent Olson (16) (Frider, Charbonneau) 6:32 (PP) . Shots on goal - Bentley 12-10-10 32; RIT 15-15-9 44 2nd Period - 2, AFA, Mike Phillipich (6) (Charbonneau, Schaffer) 5:49 . 3, AFA, Matt Fairchild (10) Power plays - Bentley (0-of-2); RIT (1-of-5) (Nylander) 10:04; 4, AFA, Brent Olson (17) (Charbonneau, Hajner) 17:18 (PP) . Penalties - Bentley 7 (14 min); RIT 4 (8 min .) 3rd Period - 5, AFA Matt Fairchild (11) (Hajner, Mayra) 10:34 . Goalies - Bentley, Joe Calvi (39 shots-34 saves); RIT, Louis Menard (32 shots-30 saves) Shots on goal - Air Force 10-12-7 29; RIT 7-10-7 24 Att: 1,339, Time: 2:10 Power plays - Air Force (2-of-8); RIT (0-of-7) Win: Louis Menard (16-9-5) Loss: Joe Calvi (9-14-5) Penalties - Air Force 8 (16 min); RIT 11 (41 min .) Goalies - Air Force, Andrew Volkening (24 shots-24 saves); RIT, Louis Menard (51:14 minutes, 27 shots - 22 saves); Jared DeMichiel (8:35 minutes, 2 shots-2 saves) Att: 3,933, Time: 2:30 Win: Andrew Volkening (20-10-6) Loss: Louis Menard (18-10-5)

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52 Strength and Conditioning

2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey

The primary goal of the RIT Tiger Strength and Conditioning team is to provide a safe and effective environment for the student-athletes where they can reach their full fitness potential . Our philosophy is encompassed around power, speed and agility to give our student-athletes a leg up on the competition . Strength and condi- tioning programs are tailored to the individual needs of the student-athlete and their respective sports . Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Mark Cesari and staff believe that championships are won and lost in the weight room . Therefore, Cesari places a great amount of time and effort in implementing programs for student-athletes to achieve their goals . By emphasizing the importance of a well designed program, student- athletes decrease the risk of injury and increase their mental and physical state .

E tiger Power Den The Tiger Power Den is a 3,000 square-foot facil- ity that was designed to breed success . The newly remodeled and modern facility is an optimal environment for all RIT student-athletes .

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Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena Hale Recreational Pool

Lighted Turf Field Baseball and Softball Fields Judson Competition Pool

George H. Clark Gymnasium Gordon Field House Basketball Courts Gordon Field House Indoor Track

Varsity Track and Field Tennis Center Wiedman Fitness Center

54 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence At A Glance

2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey

COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS: College of receive recognition in the Northeast . Applied Science and Technology (Engineering Technology, School of Hospitality and Service Men’s Teams—baseball, basketball, crew, cross Management, Multidisciplinary Studies); country, Division I ice hockey, , soccer, E . Philip Saunders College of Business; B . swimming, tennis, track and field and wrestling Thomas Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences; Kate Gleason College Women’s Teams—basketball, crew, cross of Engineering; College of Imaging Arts and country, ice hockey, lacrosse, soccer, softball, Sciences (School for American Crafts, School swimming, tennis, track and field and volleyball of Art, School of Design, School of Film and RIT offers a wide variety of activities for Animation, School of Photographic Arts and students at all levels of ability . More than Sciences, School of Print Media); College of 50 percent of our undergraduate students Liberal Arts; National Technical Institute for the participate in intramural sports ranging from Deaf; College of Science flag football to golf and indoor soccer . Facilities FOUNDED IN 1829, Rochester Institute DEGREES: RIT offers associate degree include the Gordon Field House, featuring two of Technology is a privately endowed, programs: AS, AOS, AAS; bachelor’s degree swimming pools, a fitness center, indoor track coeducational university with eight colleges programs: bachelor of fine arts (BFA) and and an event venue with seating for 8,500; the emphasizing career education and experiential bachelor of science (BS); master’s degree Hale-Andrews Student Life Center, with five learning . programs: master of business administration multipurpose courts, eight racquetball courts (MBA), master of engineering (ME), master and a dance/aerobics studio; the Ritter Ice THE CAMPUS occupies 1,300 acres in of fine arts (MFA), master of science (MS) and Arena; outdoor tennis courts; an all-weather suburban Rochester, the third-largest city master of science for teachers (MST) . Doctoral track; and athletic fields . in New York state . (Ph .D) . programs are offered in astrophysical VISITS TO CAMPUS are encouraged and may sciences and technology, color science, THE RIT STUDENT BODY consists of be arranged in advance by calling (585) 475- computing and information sciences, imaging approximately 12,000 full-time and 1,600 6631 . Deaf and hard-of-hearing students may science and microsystems engineering . part-time undergraduate students, and 2,650 arrange campus visits by calling (585) 475-6700 graduate students . Enrolled students represent WALLACE LIBRARY is a multimedia center (voice/TTY), or toll-free in the U .S . and Canada all 50 states and more than 95 foreign countries . offering a vast array of resource materials . at (866) 644-6843 (voice/TTY) . The library provides access to 200 electronic RIT is an internationally recognized leader in HOME PAGE: www rit. edu. databases, a growing collection of more than preparing deaf and hard-of-hearing students for E-MAIL: admissions@rit edu. 30,000 electronic journals and more than 45,000 successful careers in professional and technical e-books . Resource materials include more than fields . The university provides unparalleled UNIVERSITY COLORS: Orange and brown 11,000 audio, film and video titles and more access and support services for the deaf and UNIVERSITY MASCOT: Bengal tiger “Ritchie” than 498,000 books and print journals . hard-of-hearing students who live, study and UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC TEAMS: Tigers work with 14,200 hearing students on the RIT HOUSING: Many of RIT’s full-time students campus . live in RIT residence halls, apartments or townhouses on campus . On-campus fraternities, RIT ALUMNI number over 102,000 worldwide . sororities and special-interest houses are also COOPERATIVE EDUCATION provides paid available . Freshmen are guaranteed housing . career-related work experience in many degree STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Major social events programs . RIT has the fourth-oldest and one and activities are sponsored by the College of the largest cooperative education programs Activities Board, Residence Halls Association, in the world, annually placing more than 3,600 sororities, fraternities and special-interest clubs students in more than 5,300 co-op assignments of many kinds . There are more than 175 student with 1,900 employers across the United States organizations on campus . and overseas . ATHLETICS: At RIT, men’s hockey, basketball, lacrosse and women’s volleyball and hockey are often ranked nationally . Many other RIT teams

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areas in the United States . Also in 2007, Places Rated Almanac ranked Rochester as the sixth best place to live in America . These are among a number of national rankings that you will find on Rochester, ranging from U.S. News and World Report to Popular Science .

Rochester city skyline Explore the Finger Lakes and Lake Ontario From the wine country of the Finger Lakes High-tech industry, entertainment, history and (nearly 100 wineries) to the shores of Lake On- culture, sports and recreation—you’ll find it all tario, Greater Rochester has a rich and vibrant in Rochester . The Genesee River—one of the few character . You will find historic architecture, north-flowing rivers in the world—cuts through festivals and plenty of shopping, dining and the center of the city, where it tumbles 96 feet at entertainment options throughout the region . If High Falls before flowing into Lake Ontario . you love the outdoors, there are parks, beaches, The Greater Rochester area is home to more golf courses, ski resorts, mountains, gorges, than 1 million people, making it the third-larg- lakes and streams to provide opportunities for John Grant, standout for both the Rochester est metropolitan area in New York state . There recreation and sightseeing . RIT is also a proud Knighthawks and Rochester Rattlers. are more than a dozen colleges and universities partner of the New York Wine & Culinary Cen- located in the area, where more than 60,000 ter, located in nearby Canandaigua . undergraduate and graduate students call Roch- A sports town during any season ester “home ”. RIT’s 1,300-acre campus is located in the suburbs, about six miles from downtown . Rochester is home to several professional sports First settled in the early 1800s, Rochester teams, including the Americans (ice hockey), quickly became the largest flour-producing city Red Wings (baseball), Knighthawks (indoor in the world . Today, the community is frequent- lacrosse), and the Raging Rhinos (soccer) . Each ly labeled the “World’s Imaging Center,” due summer, the Buffalo Bills training camp comes in part to the corporate influence of Eastman to town . Rochester is also home to an annual Kodak, Xerox and Bausch & Lomb . The area is stop on the LPGA tour . World-ranked Oak Hill also headquarters to high-profile companies like Country Club also hosted the 2008 PGA Senior Wegmans Food Markets, Paychex and Constel- Championship and will host the 2013 PGA lation Brands . Local companies exported more Championship . In addition, the fabled course than $14 billion in products and services to 165 has been the site of many other major golf countries annually—exceeding the exports of 40 championships, including the 1989 U .S . Open other states in the nation . and 1995 Ryder Cup . If that is not enough, you can always cheer Former Rochester Red Wing, 2006 American League Good suburban public schools, affordable Rookie of the Year, Francisco Liriano. housing and ease of commute are also some of on the Tigers, where RIT is home to 24 varsity the reasons Rochester was ranked by Expan- teams . Visit www ritathletics. com. to learn more . sion Management magazine in 2007 as having the best quality of life among the top 50 metro

Frontier Field, home to the Red Wings. PAETEC Park, home to the Raging Rhinos and Rattlers. Rochester American Rory Fitzpatrick, a native of Irondequoit.

56 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence Academic & Athletic Success

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For more than a century, the Numerous student-athletes have indoor career was just as distinguished . standard for intercollegiate athletics has been honored for their excellent She was the NYSCTC Champion in been established at Rochester Institute work not only on the field, but in the 55-hurdles as a freshman and senior, of Technology, where student-athletes classroom . This past season, hockey and earned All-Empire 8 accolades in excel in both the classroom and in standout Simon Lambert was named the 10 (nine first, one second) . She was competition . Male Senior Athlete of the Year, while the conference’s Rookie of the Year in U.S. News and World Report has LaKeisha Perez of the track and field 2005 and was the Athlete of the Meet named RIT one of the leading com- squad garnered the Female Athlete of in 2006 and 2008 . She competed at the prehensive universities in the north in the Year Award . 2007 NCAA Outdoor Championships Stephen Burns terms of academic reputation for more Lambert capped off a tremendous (100-hurdles) and 2008 NCAA Indoor than two decades . RIT’s student-athletes four-year career by becoming the first Championships (55-hurdles), and holds are no exception . RIT hockey player to be named a finalist six different school records . Last year, student-athletes posted an for the 2008 Hobey Baker Award, col- She was a 10-time RIT Female Ath- impressive 3 16. grade point average on a lege hockey’s finest honor . He was also lete of the Week . In 2007, the Buffalo, 4 .0 scale, exceeding the university aver- named the 2007 PAYCHEX Rochester N .Y . native helped lead RIT to the New age of 3 .05 . In 2007-08, the men’s hock- Male College Athlete of the Year and York State indoor and outdoor champi- ey squad recorded a 3 .3 team grade- was honored at the Rochester Press Ra- onships for the first time in the history point average, highest among all male dio Club Night of Champions . Lambert of the program . teams at RIT . Stephen Burns (business) enjoyed a phenomenal 2007-08 season Lou Spiotti Jr ,. Director for the Dan Ringwald led the team with a 3 .89 grade-point for the Tigers, leading the Tigers to a Center of Intercollegiate Athletics and average, while Dan Ringwald (business) 19-12-6 record and a spot in the Atlantic Recreation, believes that the student- was right behind with a 3 .86 GPA . Sean Hockey Association semifinals . He athletes remarkable cumulative GPA Murphy (civil engineering technology) was a unanimous All-Atlantic Hockey is a testament to their hard work and recorded an excellent 3 .84 GPA . Association first team selection and dedication to not only the playing field, Today, RIT offers 24 varsity sports, was awarded the league’s leading scorer but the classroom as well . including men’s and women’s cross trophy . He was fifth in the country with “The RIT student-athletes epitomize country, men’s and women’s crew, men’s 51 points on 21 goals and 30 assists . The the Greek ideal of ‘Sound body, sound and women’s soccer, women’s ten- 30 assists were tied for seventh most mind’ said Spiotti . “The discipline and nis and women’s volleyball in the fall . in the nation . For his career, Lambert the work ethic required to succeed in Winter competition includes men’s and finished with 63 goals and 89 assists for athletics are transferable skills . What Sean Murphy women’s basketball, men’s and women’s 152 points in 125 games . He is RIT’s I mean by this is that athletes succeed ice hockey, men’s and women’s swim- all-time leading Division I scorer with in many aspects of their lives because ming, men’s and women’s indoor track, 55 goals and 77 assists . they understand and embrace the world and wrestling . Spring competition fea- In the classroom, Lambert excelled, of competition and achievement both tures baseball, men’s and women’s crew, graduating a quarter early with a bach- on the field of play and in the class- men’s and women’s lacrosse, softball, elor’s degree in civil engineering . He room . They push themselves to reach men’s tennis, and men’s and women’s recorded a 3 .48 cumulative grade-point for higher levels of success . I believe outdoor track . average and was named to both the that for them to be as good as they have Each year, more than 550 student- Empire 8 President’s List and Atlantic demonstrated it takes focus, discipline, athletes compete on RIT athletics Hockey All-Academic teams in 2007 goal setting, good health and stamina, Simon Lambert teams . Ten percent of these athletes are and 2008 . and excellent time management skills . hearing-impaired students enrolled in Perez, one of the top sprinters in the All these things and more not only help the National Technical Institute for the region, enjoyed a tremendous career . them to progress through their college Deaf, one of RIT’s eight colleges . Perez finished her Empire 8 Outdoor years, but also to excel . Thus, we have With the exception of men’s ice Track and Field Championships career our student-athletes achieving a 3 .2 hockey, which will be playing its fourth as the four-time champion in the overall grade point average which is season as a Division I program, RIT is 100-meter hurdles . She was the Rookie significantly higher than the general a Division III institution that joined of the Meet in 2005, Co-Athlete of the student population .” the NCAA in the 1958-59 season . The Meet in 2006 and Athlete of the Meet in Tigers compete in the Atlantic Hockey 2007 . She was an All-Empire 8 selection Association, Eastern Collegiate Athletic in 14 (11 first, three second) different LaKeisha Perez Conference (ECAC) and Empire 8 . single or relay events in four years . Her

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A new chapter in the history of college hockey ing chase to claim the first-ever regular season success on the ice among the member institu- was ushered into existence when the Atlantic title . Holy Cross secured the title, and followed tions of Atlantic Hockey . A total of 124 student- Hockey Association was created on June 30, up that feat by capturing the tournament cham- athletes were named to the 2007-08 Atlantic 2003, by nine charter members . The sixth Divi- pionship, sending the Crusaders to the NCAA Hockey All-Academic squad in recognition sion I men’s ice hockey conference arose when Tournament for the first time in the program’s, of their outstanding scholastic achievement . the founding members—American Internation- and the league’s, history . Atlantic Hockey athletes have also contributed al, Bentley, Canisius, Connecticut, Holy Cross, In 2006-07, RIT, in its first season as a mem- their time off the ice to numerous charitable Mercyhurst, Quinnipiac, Sacred Heart and ber of the conference won the regular season organizations as a way of saying thanks to their the United States Military Academy (Army)— title, but was unable to participate in the Atlantic many supporters . required an organization that represented their Hockey Tournament due to NCAA regulations . Atlantic Hockey spans a total of five states: specific needs . The group of nine broke away An all-service academy championship ensued, as four in the northeast and one western state, from their former conference affiliation, the Air Force defeated Army to earn a berth into the reaching from the Atlantic Ocean to the banks of Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, and formed NCAA Tournament . the Great Lakes and out to the Colorado Rocky a conference specific to the sport of ice hockey . Last season, five teams entered the final two Mountains . Members reside in Connecticut Robert DeGregorio, former commissioner weekends of the regular season with a chance to (University of Connecticut, Quinnipiac, Sacred of , was named the conference’s first secure the top seed . Army earned the top seed, Heart), Massachusetts (American International, commissioner and played an integral role in the but was upended by #5 Mercyhurst, who, playing Bentley, Holy Cross), New York (Army, Canisius, development of the league as play between the its third game in 48 hours, took Air Force to RIT), Pennsylvania (Mercyhurst), and Colorado nine squads began in the fall of 2003 . As the double overtime in the championship contest, (Air Force) . season unfolded, the fledgling conference made before the Falcons prevailed to claim their sec- For more information, visit the Atlantic its mark in college hockey with victories over ond straight conference title . Hockey Association online at www .atlantichock- non-conference opponents, along with an excit- Success in the classroom is as important as eyonline .com

National anthem before the Atlantic Hockey Semifinal contest between Air Force and RIT at the Blue Cross Arena on March 15, 2007.

58 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence Atlantic Hockey Year in Review

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E final standings atlantic Hockey E 2008 atlantic Hockey Championships Team Record Pct. Pts GF GA OverallRecord Pct. GF GA Quarterfinals, March 7-8-9, 2008 (Best of 3) Army# 20-7-1 .661 37 84 51 19-14-4 .568 101 73 #1 Army 2 #10 American Int’l 0 RIT 15-8-5 .625 35 87 72 19-12-6 .595 116 109 #2 RIT 2 #9 Holy Cross 0 Air Force* 14-9-5 .589 33 89 65 21-12-6 .615 130 91 #3 Air Force 2 #8 Bentley 0 Sacred Heart 14-11-3 .554 31 91 79 16-19-3 .461 111 116 #4 Sacred Heart 2 #7 Connecticut 1 Mercyhurst 11-10-7 .518 29 83 89 15-19-7 .538 112 133 #5 Mercyhurst 2 #6 Canisius 0 Connecticut 11-14-3 .446 25 62 84 13-21-3 .392 79 126 Final Five Play-in Game, March 14, 2008 Canisius 10-13-5 .446 25 80 79 11-20-6 .378 93 121 #5 Mercyhurst 4 #4 Sacred Heart 1 Bentley 9-13-6 .429 24 81 88 9-21-6 .333 89 124 Semifinals, March 15, 2008 Holy Cross 9-15-4 .393 22 66 85 10-19-7 .375 88 114 #5 Mercyhurst 4 #1 Army 2 American Int’l 8-17-3 .339 19 67 98 8-23-5 .292 83 135 #3 Air Force 5 #2 RIT 0 # Atlantic Hockey Regular Season Champion Championship, March 16, 2008 * Atlantic Hockey Tournament Champion #3 Air Force 5 #5 Mercyhurst 4 (2OT) 2007 NCAA West Regional, March 29, 2008 #1 Miami (Ohio) 3 #4 Air Force 2 (OT)

E Post season awards E goaltending leaders Award Player - Team Player - Team GP GS Minutes GAA W L T Sho EN GA Saves SvPct Player of the Year Josh Kassel - Army 1) Josh Kassel - Army 24 24 1442:37 1.75 16 6 2 4 0 42 567 .931 Rookie of the Year Erik Peterson - Bentley 2) Andrew Volkening - AF 28 27 1615:35 2.15 14 8 5 3 3 58 527 .901 Coach of the Year - Army 3) Louis Menard - RIT 25 25 1520:08 2.29 14 6 5 1 1 58 639 .917 Best Defensive Forward David Kasch - Canisius 4) Andrew Loewen - CAN 21 20 1206:24 2.54 6 8 5 3 2 51 590 .920 Best Defensemen Zach McKelvie - Army 5) Stefan Drew - SHU 25 25 1504:08 2.63 14 10 1 3 6 66 708 .915 Individual Sportsmanship Award Alexandre Parent - Sacred Heart 6) Adam Roy - HC 21 20 1226:21 2.64 8 10 3 0 4 54 605 .918 Team Sportsmanship Award Holy Cross 7) Beau Erickson - CONN 23 23 1380:31 2.69 9 11 3 2 3 62 697 .918 Regular Season Scoring Trophy Simon Lambert - RIT, 28 GP, 19-19-38 8) Joe Calvi - BC 26 25 1519:38 2.76 9 10 5 2 3 70 758 .915 Regular Season Goaltending Award Josh Kassel - Army, 24 GP, 1.75 GAA 9) Matt Lundin - MC 22 22 1291:21 2.97 9 8 5 1 2 64 656 .911 10) Dan Ramirez - AIC 25 23 1415:56 3.14 8 13 2 0 2 74 662 .899

E first team all-Conference E all-rookieteam E scoring leaders - goals Name Yr Pos School Name Pos School Pl. Name (School) Goals Simon Lambert* Sr. F RIT Erik Peterson F Bentley 1) Simon Lambert (RIT) 19 Alexandre Parent Sr . F Sacred Heart Vincent Scarsella F Canisius 2) Owen Meyer (Army) 18 Luke Flicek Sr . F Army Everett Sheen F Holy Cross 3) Erik Peterson (Bentley) 16 Dan Ringwald So. D RIT Mark Znutas D Holy Cross Alexandre Parent (Sacred Heart) 16 Zach McKelvie Jr . D Army Jeff Terminesi D Mercyhurst 5) Matt Smith (RIT) 15 Josh Kassel* Jr . G Army Joe Calvi G Bentley 6) Dain Prewitt (Bentley) 14 *-Unanimous Selection 7) Brent Olson (Air Force) 12 E scoring leaders - Points Jeff Hajner (Air Force) 12 E second team all-Conference Pl. Name (School) Points Brodie Sheahan (Holy Cross) 12 Name Yr Pos School 1) Simon Lambert (RIT) 38 Everett Sheen (Holy Cross) 12 Owen Meyer So . F Army 2) Luke Flicek (Army) 36 Ben Cottreau Sr . F Mercyhurst 3) Alexandre Parent (Sacred Heart) 35 E scoring leaders - assists Bear Trapp Jr . F Sacred Heart 4) Bear Trapp (Sacred Heart) 34 Pl. Name (School) Assists Greg Flynn Jr . D Air Force Owen Meyer (Army) 34 1) Luke Flicek (Army) 23 Scott Marchesi Sr . D Sacred Heart 6) Dain Prewitt (Bentley) 29 2) Bear Trapp (Sacred Heart) 27 Beau Erickson So . G Connecticut Dave Jarman (Sacred Heart) 29 3) Vincent Scarsella (Canisius) 21 8) Brodie Sheahan (Holy Cross) 28 Dan Ringwald (RIT) 21 E third team all-Conference 9) Erik Peterson (Bentley) 27 5) Dave Jarman (Sacred Heart) 22 Name Yr Pos School Vincent Scarsella (Canisius) 27 6) Simon Lambert (RIT) 19 Eric Ehn Sr . F Air Force Alexandre Parent (Sacred Heart) 19 Brody Sheahan So . F Holy Cross 8) Ben Cottreau (Mercyhurst) 18 Jereme Tendler Sr . F AIC Bryce Hollweg (Army) 18 Matt Burke Sr . D Holy Cross Bobby Raymond Jr. D RIT Joe Calvi Fr . G Bentley

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ATLANTIC HOCKEY TOURNAMENT MAKES THIRD TRIP TO ROCHESTER

WAKEFIELD, Mass. — The Blue Cross Arena ment, defeated #2 RIT, 5-0 in the semifinal the The Atlantic Hockey Association was formed in Rochester, N .Y ., will host the 2009 Atlantic evening before in front of 3,933 fans . Mercy- when nine institutions joined together in 2003 Hockey Championships for the third straight hurst, the fifth seed, was playing in its third con- to found a new Division I men’s ice hockey season . The Atlantic Hockey Association and test in 48 hours . The Lakers defeated #4 Sacred conference . The league currently consists of SMG, operators of the Blue Cross Arena, have Heart in the play-in game on Friday, then came 10 members: Air Force Academy, American announced a partnership that will keep the back to topple #1 Army, 4-2 in the semifinal . International College, Army, Bentley College, tournament in Rochester for the 2008-2009 and In 2007, Air Force won its first AHA title, , the University of Connecti- 2009-2010 seasons . defeating Army 6-1 in the deciding game . cut, the College of the Holy Cross, Mercyhurst “Bringing Division I Atlantic Hockey to “The goal of SMG is to build upon Rochester College, Rochester Institute of Technology and the Blue Cross Arena affords our schools the Mayor Robert Duffy’s pledge to bring in events . opportunity to experience a city that has a long- that expand the base of people coming into standing tradition of great support for hockey,” downtown to enjoy all aspects of what our Friday, March 20 - Semifinals 4:05 p.m. and said Robert DeGregorio, commissioner of the community has to offer,” said Jeff Calkins, SMG 7:05 p.m. – Saturday, March 21, Championship Atlantic Hockey Association . general manager . 7:05 p.m. Last season, Air Force Academy captured “The Blue Cross Arena and Atlantic Hockey its second straight Atlantic Hockey Association have worked hard to make this a reality and have Tickets will be available at the arena box Championship, defeating Mercyhurst 5-4 on a formed a true partnership,” said DeGregorio . office, online at Ticketmaster.com, Ticketmaster goal by Josh Frider 56 seconds into double over- “I believe that this is a giant step forward for charge by phone at (585) 232-1900 or any Ticket- time . The Falcons, seeded third in the tourna- Atlantic Hockey .” master ticket center.

Fri., March 20, Semifinals - 4:05 p.m. and 7:05 p.m., Sat. March 21, Championship - 7:05 p.m. Tickets will be available at the arena box office, online at Ticketmaster.com, Ticketmaster charge by phone at (585) 232-1900 or any Ticketmaster ticket center.

The Sixth Annual Atlantic Hockey Tournament will be played at Blue Cross Arena on March 20-21, 2009.

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64 Opponent Profiles

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E air force academy E american International College E army

Location ...... Colorado Springs, Colo . Location ...... Springfield, Mass. Location ...... West Point, N .Y . Founded ...... 1954 Founded ...... 1885 Founded ...... 1802 Enrollment ...... 4,400 Enrollment ...... 1,200 Enrollment ...... 4,400 Nickname ...... Falcons Nickname ...... Yellow Jackets Nickname ...... Black Knights Colors ...... Blue and Silver Colors ...... Black, White, and Gold Colors ...... Black, Gold, and Gray Rink ...... Cadet Ice Arena Rink ...... Rink ...... TateRink Capacity ...... 2,502 Capacity ...... 2,200 Capacity ...... 2,648 Conference . . . . Atlantic Hockey Association Conference . . . . . Atlantic Hockey Association Conference . . . . . Atlantic Hockey Association Head Coach ...... Head Coach ...... Head Coach ...... Brian Riley Career Record/Season ...... 219-293-39/16th Career Record/Season ...... 254-407-49/25th Career Record/Season ...... 57-65-19/5th Assistant Coaches ...... Mike Corbett Assistant Coaches ...... Joe Cardarelli Associate Head Coach ...... Rob Haberbusch ...... Capt . Andy Berg ...... BrianBova Assistant Coaches ...... 2007-08 Record . . . .21-12-6 . (14-9-5 AHA) 2007-08 Record . . . . . 8-23-5 (8-17-3 AHA) ...... BrentStuart Postseason . . . . . Atlantic Hockey Champions Postseason: . . . . .Lost in AHA Quarterfinal 2007-08 Record . . . .19-14-4 . (17-8-3 AHA) . . .Lost in NCAA Northeast Regional Semifinal Series record ...... RIT leads10-2-1 Postseason: ...... Lost in AHA Semifinal Series record ...... Tied 8-8-2 First meeting ...... Jan . 26, 1986 at AIC Series record ...... 1-1-2 First meeting . . . . Nov, 30, 1990 at Air Force Last meeting ...... Feb 2, 2008 at RIT First meeting ...... Dec . 29, 2006 at Army Last meeting . . . . March 15, 2008 at Blue Cross RIT vs . opponent in 2007-08 ...... 2-2-0 Last meeting ...... Nov . 24, 2007 at RIT RIT vs . opponent in 2007-08 ...... 2-3-0 Last RIT home win ...... Feb. . 2, 2008, 5-2 RIT vs . opponent in 2007-08 ...... 0-0-2 Last RIT home win . . . . . Nov . 10, 2007, 4-3 Last RIT road win ...... Dec . 8, 2007, 5-0 Last RIT home win ...... none Last RIT road win . . . .Jan . 12, 2008, 4-3 (OT) Last AIC home win ...... Dec 7, 2007, 4-1 Last RIT road win ...... Dec . 30, 2006, 5-3 Last Air Force home win . . . .Jan . 11, 2008, 5-2 Last AIC road win ...... Feb. . 2, 2008, 3-1 Last Army home win ...... Dec 29, 2006, 2-1 Last Air Force road win . Nov 9, 2007, 2-1 (OT) Last tie ...... Jan . 11, 1992, 4-4 (OT) Last Army road win ...... none Last tie ...... Nov 4, 2006, 4-4 (OT) RIT Current streak vs . team ...... Won1 Last tie ...... Nov 24, 2007, 1-1 (OT) RIT Current streak vs . team ...... Lost1 Website: ...... aicyellowjackets. www .com RIT Current streak vs . team ...... Tied2 Website: ...... goairforcefalcons .com Hockey SID ...... Darryl Konicki Website: ...... www .goARMYsports .com Hockey SID ...... Dave Toller Office Phone ...... (413)205-3572 Hockey SID ...... Ryan Yanoshak Office Phone ...... (719)333-3478 E-mail ...... darryl .konicki@aic .edu Office Phone ...... (845)938-7197 E-mail ...... dave .toller@usafa .edu E-mail ...... Ryan .Yanoshak@usma .edu E 2008-09 meetings E 2008-09 meetings Fri ., Jan . 16, Ritter Arena ...... 7:05 p .m . E 2008-09 meetings Fri ., Dec . 5, Colorado Springs, Colo . . .9:05 p.m. Sat ., Jan . 17, Ritter Arena ...... 7:05 p .m . Fri ., Nov . 14, Ritter Arena ...... 7:05 p .m . Sat ., Dec . 6, Colorado Springs, Colo . .9:05 p .m. Sat ., Nov . 15, Ritter Arena ...... 7:05 p .m . Fri ., Feb . 27, Ritter Arena ...... 7:05 p .m . Fri ., Feb . 20, West Point, N .Y ...... 7:05 p .m . Sat ., Feb . 28, Ritter Arena ...... 7:05 p .m . Sat ., Feb . 21, West Point, N .Y ...... 7:05 p .m .

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E Bentley College E Bowling green E Canisius College

Location ...... Waltham, Mass . Location ...... Bowling Green,Ohio Location ...... Buffalo,N.Y . Founded ...... 1917 Founded ...... 1910 Founded ...... 1870 Enrollment ...... 3,958 Enrollment ...... 21,132 Enrollment ...... 3,490 Nickname ...... Falcons Nickname ...... Falcons Nickname ...... Golden . Griffins Colors ...... Blue and Gold Colors ...... Brown and Orange Colors ...... Blue and Gold Rink ...... John A . Ryan SkatingArena Rink ...... BGSUIceArena Rink ...... Buffalo State Sports Arena Capacity ...... 1,200 Capacity ...... 5,000 Capacity ...... 1,800 Conference . . . . . Atlantic Hockey Association Conference ...... CCHA Conference . . . . . Atlantic Hockey Association Head Coach ...... Head Coach ...... Scott Paluch Head Coach ...... Career Record/Season ...... 66-118-22/7th Career Record/Season ...... 73-132-20/7th Career Record/Season ...... 30-66-11/4th Assistant Coaches ...... MarkWhite Assistant Coaches ...... Dennis Williams Assistant Coaches ...... Mike Mankowski ...... CharlieCarkin ...... TBA ...... T .J . Manastersky 2007-08 Record . . . . . 9-21-6 (9-13-6 AHA) 2007-08 Record . . . .18-21-0 (13-15-0 CCHA) 2007-08 Record . . . . . 11-20-6 (10-13-5 AHA) Postseason: . . . . Lost in AHA Quarterfinals Postseason: . . . . Lost in CCHA Quarterfinals Postseason: . . . . Lost in AHA Quarterfinals Series record ...... RITleads7-3-1 Series record ...... Bowling Green leads 3-0-0 Series record ...... RITleads45-14-1 First meeting ...... 1980 at Bentley First meeting . . . . .Dec . 28, 1986 at Syracuse First meeting . . . . . Jan. . 10, 1974 at Canisius Last meeting ...... March 1,2008atRIT Last meeting ...... Oct 19, 2007 at RIT Last meeting ...... Feb 10, 2008 at Canisius RIT vs . opponent in 2007-08 ...... 3-0-1 RIT vs . opponent in 2007-08 ...... 0-1-0 RIT vs . opponent in 2007-08 ...... 2-2-0 Last RIT home win . . . . . March 1, 2008, 5-2 Last RIT home win ...... none Last RIT home win ...... Feb. . 9, 2008, 4-1 Last RIT road win ...... Nov . 30, 2007, 3-2 Last RIT road win ...... none Last RIT road win ...... Feb. . 3, 2007, 4-2 Last Bentley home win . . . . . Feb 24, 2007, 7-6 Last Bowling Green home win .Feb . 4, 2006, 3-2 Last Canisius home win . . . Feb . 10, 1998, 5-4 Last Bentley road win . Nov . 17, 2006, 3-2 (OT) Last Bowling Green road win Oct . 19, 2007, 5-3 Last Canisius road win . . . . Feb. . 2, 2007, 4-1 Last tie ...... Dec 1, 2007, 2-2 (OT) Last tie ...... none Last tie ...... Feb. . 2, 1996, 2-2 (OT) RIT Current streak vs . team ...... Won2 RIT Current streak vs . team ...... Lost3 RIT Current streak vs . team ...... Lost1 Website: ...... bentley. .www .edu/athletics/ Website: ...... http://www .bgsufalcons .com Website: ...... www .gogriffs .com Hockey SID ...... Kyle Mack Hockey SID ...... Kevin Shields Hockey SID ...... Jason Veniskey Office Phone ...... (781)891-2417 Office Phone ...... (419)372-7105 Office Phone ...... (716)888-3767 E-mail ...... kmack@bentleyedu E-mail ...... kmshiel@bgsuedu E-mail ...... veniskej@canisius .edu

E 2008-09 meetings E 2008-09 meeting E 2008-09 meetings Fri ., Jan . 2, Waltham, Mass ...... 7:05 p .m . Fri ., Oct . 10, Bowling Green, Ohio . . .7:05 p .m . Thu ., Jan . 22, Buffalo, N .Y ...... 7:05 p .m . Sat ., Jan . 3, Waltham, Mass ...... 7:05 p .m . Sun ., Jan . 25, Buffalo, N .Y ...... 4:05 p .m .

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Rochester Institute of Technology

E Clarkson University E University of Connecticut E College of the Holy Cross

Location ...... Potsdam, N .Y . Location ...... Storrs,Conn Location ...... Worcester,Mass Founded ...... 1896 Founded ...... 1881 Founded ...... 1843 Enrollment ...... 3,000 Enrollment ...... 26,629 Enrollment ...... 2,790 Nickname ...... Golden Knights Nickname ...... Huskies Nickname ...... Crusaders Colors ...... Green and Gold Colors ...... Flag Blue and White Colors ...... Royal Purple Rink ...... Cheel Arena Rink ...... Mark Edward Freitas Ice Forum Rink ...... HartCenter Capacity ...... 3,000 Capacity ...... 2,000 Capacity ...... 1,600 Conference ...... ECACHL Conference ...... Atlantic Hockey Conference ...... Atlantic Hockey Head Coach ...... George Roll Head Coach ...... Bruce Marshall Head Coach ...... Paul . Pearl Career Record/Season ...... 215-154-36/13th Career Record/Season ...... 285-283-55/21st Career Record/Season ...... 201-187-43/14th Assistant Coaches ...... Greg Dreschel Assistant Coaches ...... GlennStewart Assistant Coaches ...... BrianAkashian ...... J .F . Houle ...... JoeDumais ...... JasonSmith 2007-08 Record . . .22-13-4 (15-4-3 ECACHL) 2007-08 Record ...... 13-21-3 (11-14-3) 2007-08 Record . . . .10-19-7 . (9-15-4 AHA) Postseason: ...... Lost in ECAC Semifinal Postseason: . . . . .Lost in AHA Quarterfinal Postseason: ...... Lost in AHA Quarterfinal ...... Lost in NCAA East Regional Final Series record ...... RITleads6-4-1 Series record ...... RIT leads10-5-0 Series record ...... Clarkson leads 8-2-1 First meeting ...... Nov . 8, 1985 at RIT First meeting . . . .Dec . 18, 1972 at Holy Cross First meeting . . . . .Oct . 29, 1983 at Clarkson Last meeting . . . . .Jan. 26, 2008 at Connecticut Last meeting ...... March 8,2008atRIT Last meeting ...... Oct . 7, 2006 at Clarkson RIT vs . opponent in 2007-08 ...... 0-1-1 RIT vs . opponent in 2007-08 ...... 4-0-0 RIT vs . opponent in 2007-08 ...... 0-0-0 Last RIT home win ...... Jan . 20, 2007, 4-2 Last RIT home win . . . .March 8, 2008, 5-4 (ot) Last RIT home win . . . . .Dec . 27, 1986, 4-3* Last RIT road win ...... Jan . 8, 1989, 8-5 Last RIT road win ...... Jan . 5, 2008, 5-1 Last RIT road win . . . . Oct. . 26, 1985, 5-4 (ot) Last Connecticut home win . .Jan . 25, 2008, 3-0 Last Holy Cross home win . . Nov . 27, 1981, 4-3 Last Clarkson home win . . . . .Oct 7, 2006, 4-2 Last Connecticut road win . . .Jan . 19, 2007, 4-3 Last Holy Cross road win Nov . 4, 1983, 3-2 (ot) Last Clarkson road win ...... Nov 24, 1984, 4-2 Last tie ...... Jan . 26, 2008, 1-1 (ot) Last tie ...... none Last tie ...... none RIT Current streak vs . team ...... Tied1 RIT Current streak vs . team ...... Won 10 RIT Current streak vs . team ...... Lost5 Website: ...... www .UConnHuskies .com Website: ...... goholycross. .www .com Website: ...... www .clarksonathletics .com Hockey SID ...... Betsy Devine Hockey SID ...... Jim Wrobel Hockey SID ...... Gary Mikel Office Phone ...... (860)486-1498 Office Phone ...... (508)793-2583 Office Phone ...... (315)268-6673 E-mail ...... elizabeth .devine@uconn .edu E-mail ...... jwrobel@holycross .edu E-mail ...... [email protected] E 2008-09 meetings E 2008-09 meetings * at Syracuse Invitational Fri ., Nov . 21, Storrs, Conn ...... 7:05 p .m . Fri ., Oct . 31, Ritter Arena ...... 7:05 p .m . Sat ., Nov . 22, Storrs, Conn ...... 7:05 p .m . Sat ., Nov . 1, Ritter Arena ...... 7:05 p .m . E 2008-09 meeting Fri ., Jan . 9, Ritter Arena ...... 7:05 p .m . Fri ., Feb . 13, Worcester, Mass ...... 7:05 p .m . Fri ., Oct . 17, Ritter Arena ...... 7:05 p .m . Sat ., Jan . 10, Ritter Arena ...... 7:05 p .m . Sat ., Feb . 14, Worcester, Mass ...... 7:05 p .m .

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E mercyhurst College E E sacred Heart University

Location ...... Erie, Pa . Location ...... Niagara Falls, N .Y . Location ...... Fairfield,Conn Founded ...... 1926 Founded ...... 1856 Founded ...... 1963 Enrollment ...... 3,400 Enrollment ...... 3,853 Enrollment ...... 3,400 Nickname ...... Lakers Nickname ...... Purple Eagles Nickname ...... Pioneers Colors ...... Green, Blue, and White Colors ...... Purple and White Colors ...... Red and White Rink ...... Mercyhurst IceCenter Rink ...... Rink ...... Milford IcePavilion Capacity ...... 1,300 Capacity ...... 2,100 Capacity ...... 1,000 Conference ...... Atlantic Hockey Conference ...... Conference ...... Atlantic Hockey Head Coach ...... Head Coach ...... Head Coach ...... Career Record/Season ...... 362-237-46/21st Career Record/Season ...... 128-107-22/8th Career Record/Season ...... 180-181-34/13th Assistant Coaches ...... Bobby Ferraris Assistant Coaches ...... Jerry Forton Assistant Coaches ...... Lou Santini ...... BrianBurke ...... GregGardner ...... DanMuse 2007-08 Record . . . . . 15-19-7 (11-10-7 AHA) ...... JeffWeber ...... MarcFeda Postseason: ...... Lost in AHA Championship 2007-08 Record . . . . .22-11-4 (12-6-2 CHA) 2007-08 Record . . . . . 16-19-3 (14-11-3 AHA) Series record ...... RITleads21-12-4 Postseason: . . . . . Won CHA Championship Postseason: . . .Lost in AHA Final Five Play-in First meeting . . . Nov . 13, 1988 at Mercyhurst ...... Lost in NCAA East Regional Semifinal Series record ...... RIT leads4-1-0 Last meeting . . . .Feb, 23, 2008 at Mercyhurst Series record ...... Niagara leads 4-3-3 First meeting . . . Nov . 27, 2005 at Sacred Heart RIT vs . opponent in 2007-08 ...... 2-1-1 First meeting ...... 1964 at RIT Last meeting ...... Jan . 19, 2008 at RIT Last RIT home win . . . Nov . 17, 2007, 3-2 (ot) Last meeting ...... Feb 16, 2008 at RIT RIT vs . opponent in 2007-08 ...... 2-0-0 Last RIT road win ...... Feb . 23, 2008, 4-2 RIT vs . opponent in 2007-08 ...... 0-0-1 Last RIT home win ...... Jan . 19, 2008, 4-2 Last Mercyhurst home win . . Feb. . 5, 2006, 4-3 Last RIT home win ...... Feb. . 8, 1997, 4-3 Last RIT road win ...... Jan . 13, 2007, 6-3 Last Mercyhurst road win . . Nov . 16, 2007, 6-3 Last RIT road win ...... none Last Sacred Heart home win . Nov . 27, 2005, 8-5 Last tie ...... Feb . 22, 2008, 3-3 (ot) Last Niagara home win ...... Nov 19, 2005, 3-2 Last Sacred Heart road win ...... none RIT Current streak vs . team ...... Won1 Last Niagara road win . . . . .Jan . 6, 2007, 5-3 Last tie ...... none Website: ...... hurstathletics .cstv .com/ Last tie ...... Feb . 16, 2008, 3-3 (ot) RIT Current streak vs . team ...... Won4 Hockey SID ...... JohnLeisering RIT Current streak vs . team ...... Tied1 Website: ...... sacredheartpioneers .com Office Phone ...... (814)824-2277 Website: ...... PurpleEagles ..www .com Hockey SID ...... Rick Cohen E-mail ...... jleisering@mercyhurst .edu Hockey SID ...... Chris Smith Office Phone ...... (203)365-4813 Office Phone ...... (716)286-8724 E-mail ...... cohenr@sacredheart .edu E 2008-09 meetings E-mail ...... csmith@niagaraedu Fri ., Dec . 12, Ritter Arena ...... 7:05 p .m . E 2008-09 meetings Sat ., Dec . 13, Ritter Arena ...... 7:05 p .m . E 2008-09 meeting Fri ., Oct . 24, Fairfield, Conn ...... 7:05 p .m . Sat ., Nov . 7, Lewiston, N .Y ...... 7:05 p .m . Sat ., Oct . 25, Fairfield, Conn ...... 7:05 p .m . Fri ., Feb . 6, Ritter Arena ...... 7:05 p .m . Sat ., Feb . 7, Ritter Arena ...... 7:05 p .m .

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Rochester Institute of Technology

E st. lawrence University E University of massachusetts-lowell E Western michigan University

Location ...... Canton,N.Y Location ...... Lowell, Mass . Location ...... Kalamazoo, Mich . Founded ...... 1856 Founded ...... 1975 Founded ...... 1903 Enrollment ...... 2,300 Enrollment ...... 6,000 Enrollment ...... 24,433 Nickname ...... Saints Nickname ...... River Hawks Nickname ...... Broncos Colors ...... Scarlet and Brown Colors ...... Red, White and Royal Blue Colors ...... Brown and Gold Rink ...... Appleton Arena Rink ...... Tsongas Arena Rink ...... LawsonIceArena Capacity ...... 3,000 Capacity ...... 5,000 Capacity ...... 3,667 Conference ...... ECACHL Conference ...... Hockey East Conference ...... CCHA Head Coach ...... Joe Marsh Head Coach ...... Blaise MacDonald Head Coach ...... Jim Culhane Career Record/Season ...... 415-349-55/24th Career Record/Season ...... 192-184-49/13th Career Record/Season ...... 136-182-3/10th Asst . Coaches ...... Bob Prier Asst . Coaches ...... Shawn McEachern Asst . Coaches ...... Scott Robson ...... MikeHurlbut ...... ChrisMacKenzie ...... MarcFakler 2007-08 Record . . . 13-20-4. (7-13-2 ECAC) ...... JeffDaw ...... AllanAvery Postseason: . . . . .Lost in ECAC First Round 2007-08 Record . . . .16-17-4 (10-13-4 HEast) 2007-08 Record . . . . .8-27-3 (4-22-2 CCHA) Series record . . . . . St. . Lawrence leads 5-1-0 Postseason: . . Lost in Hockey East Quarterfinal Postseason: . . . . Lost in CCHA First Round First meeting . . . Oct . 29, 1982 at St . Lawrence Series record ...... Lowell leads 3-1 Series record ...... RIT leads 1-0 Last meeting . . . .Oct . 6, 2006 at St . Lawrence First meeting ...... Dec . 15, 1969 at Lowell First meeting . . . . .Dec . 27, 1985 at Syracuse RIT vs . opponent in 2007-08 ...... 0-0-0 Last meeting . . . . .March 8, 1983 at NCAA’s Last meeting . . . . .Dec . 27, 1985 at Syracuse Last RIT home win . . . . . Oct . 28, 2005, 3-2 RIT vs . opponent in 2007-08 ...... 0-0-0 RIT vs . opponent in 2007-08 ...... 0-0-0 Last RIT road win ...... none Last RIT home win ...... none Last RIT home win . . . . .Dec . 27, 1985, 4-3* Last St . Lawrence home win . . Oct . 6, 2006, 4-3 Last RIT road win ...... none Last RIT road win ...... none Last St . Lawrence road win . .Oct . 29, 2005, 6-3 Last Lowell home win ...... Dec 19, 1982, 5-3 Last Western Michigan home win . . . . none Last tie ...... none Last Lowell road win . . . . . March 8, 1983, 4-1* Last Western Michiagn road win . . . . . none RIT Current streak vs . team ...... Lost2 Last tie ...... none Last tie ...... none Website: ...... stlawu .www .edu/sports RIT Current streak vs . team ...... Won1 RIT Current streak vs . team ...... Won1 Hockey SID ...... Wally. Johnson Website: ...... www .goriverhawks .com Website: ...... wmubroncos ..www .com Office Phone ...... (315)229-5588 Hockey SID ...... Johnathan Albert Hockey SID ...... Adam Bodnar E-mail ...... wjohnson@stlawu .edu Office Phone ...... (978)934-2351 Office Phone ...... (269)387-4122 E-mail ...... Jonathan_Albert@uml .edu E-mail ...... adam .e .bodnar@wmich .edu E 2008-09 meeting Sat ., Oct . 18, Blue Cross Arena . . . . .7:05 p .m . * at NCAA Division II Tournament * at Syracuse Invitational

E 2008-09 meeting E 2008-09 meeting Sat ., Nov . 29, Lowell, Mass ...... m .4p . Sat ., Oct . 11, Kalamazoo, Mich . . . . .7:35 p .m .

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74 SkateSkate withwith thethe TIGERSTIGERS OrangeOrange && WhiteWhite GameGame

Team photo available for autographs! Plenty of photo opportunities. Meet "Ritchie" October 4, 2008 the RIT mascot. See your TIGERS in action.6 p.m. – Orange and White Game 8 p.m. – Skate with the TIGERS Frank Ritter Ice Arena 2008 Hall of Fame Inductees

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E sean Bratches E krissy mamon E marie mckee Benson Sean Bratches was a hard- Krissy Mamon was one of the Marie McKee Benson excelled nosed lacrosse midfielder who most prolific pitchers in RIT as a singles tennis player dur- helped lead the Tigers to their softball history . She set a slew ing her three seasons at RIT . first ever NCAA appearance of season and career records She was named the RIT Senior in 1983 . The native of White and compiled a 43-21 won-lost Female Athlete of the Year in Plains, N .Y . tallied 15 goals to record, leading the Tigers to 1980 . She was also a finalist for go along with five assists in their first NCAA Tournament the Rochester College Athlete 37 career games . He racked Appearance in 2001 . of the Year Award and won the up 107 ground balls in three In 2001, Mamon finished NTID Female Athlete of the Sean Bratches Krissy Mamon Marie McKee Benson seasons as well . 18-3 with a miniscule 1 .31 Year honor in 1978 . Bratches, who earned his earned run average . She tossed three no-hitters and McKee finished her RIT career with a 29-2 mark . degree in business administration, currently serves struck out 17 batters in a seven-inning game that year . In 1977, she went 8-1 . The follwing season, McKee as executive vice president, sales and marketing for Mamon, a native of Lewiston, N .Y ., was the 2001 RIT Benson was 10-1 . The native of Gross Pointe, Mich ., ESPN . Formerly president of Disney and ESPN Net- Senior Female Athlete of the Year . She earned GTE capped off her stellar career by recording a perfect 11-0 works affiliate sales and marketing, Bratches now over- Academic All-American honors in 2000 and 2001, mark as a senior . sees all affiliate sales, advertising sales, and research, with a 3 .45 grade-point average in imaging technology . McKee, an applied computer technology major, marketing and special events . When she graduated in 2001, Mamon held school held school marks for wins in a season (11), career (29) He was the driving force to bring the ESPN Zone single-season records for wins (19), shutouts (7) and and consecutive wins (15) . to RIT, as they were the first college to have an ESPN strikeouts (171), along with career records in appear- Zone on campus . Bratches has been an advocate for ances (82), shutouts (14) and strikeouts (386) . After E Doug murdock hiring RIT alumni and students to full time and co-op graduation, she returned to her alma mater as an as- Doug Murdock enjoyed a tre- positions at ESPN . sistant coach and took over as head coach of the Tigers mendous three-year stint with in 2007 . the RIT men’s basketball team, averaging 13 .5 points and 7 .4 E tim Hern E tom masaschi rebounds in 76 career contests . Tim Hern, a native of Roch- Originally from Buzzards Bay, Murdock, a native of Cor- ester, did not miss a game in Massachusetts, Tom Masaschi tland, N .Y, . was the RIT Male four seasons with the Tigers was a two-sport standout in Senior Athlete of the Year in and was one of the best all- hockey and lacrosse . 1990, averaging 16 .4, points and around baseball players in the Masaschi was a three-time 8 7. boards per game . He was an Doug Murdock history of the program . All-American midfielder in All-Empire Athletic Association As a senior in 2000, Hern, lacrosse . He garnered second second team selection in 1989 and a first team pick in a second baseman, did not team All-American honors in 1990 . Murdock was the 1990 Stephen King Award win- make an error in 114 chances . 1990 and 1991 while earning ner for sportsmanship, as well a team captain . Tim Hern Tom Masaschi He hit .358 with 43 hits, 27 third team accolades in 1992 . A mechanical engineering major, Murdock held the runs scored and 14 stolen Masaschi is the single season leader in ground balls, school record for best field goal percentage in a season bases . That season, Hern earned All-Empire first team with 168 in 1991, and is currently fourth all-time at the (54 .4 percent) . He finished with 1,027 points . and All-Region third team honors . He led the Tigers institute with 386 . He recorded 123 points (80 goals, to the Empire 8 Championship game and received the 43 assists) . Masaschi, a two-year captain, led the Tigers E Dave mick conference’s Sportsmanship Award . to an appearance in the NCAA Tournament in 1990 . Dave Mick, a native of Cuya- When Hern graduated in 2000 with a degree in Masaschi shined on the ice as well, recording 132 hoga Falls, Ohio, emerged as a business administration and accounting, he ranked career points (48 goals and 84 assists) in 116 games, tremendous football player for first all-time in hits (138), runs scored (104), at-bats leading the Tigers to an ECAC West title and NCAA the Tigers, who played on both (447), games played (135), assists (267) and double Championship game appearance in 1989 . He served sides of the ball . plays turned (62) and was second in stolen bases (41) . as assistant captain during the 1990-91 season and Defensively, Mick was a Tim’s career record as a player was 72-63 and he led captain the next year . Masaschi led his team to a 74- feared defensive end, who set RIT to the ECAC Playoffs in 1999 and 2000 . 41-8 record and earned All-ECAC West second team the school single-season record honors in 1992 . with six fumbles recovered in Dave Mick 1972 . He was named the RIT Defensive Player of the Year that season . As a senior, Mick recorded 74 tackles . He averaged eight tackles per game during his career during his three-year var- sity stint (1972-74) . Mick, a printing major, played for both Tom Coughlin, Super Bowl winning coach of the New York Giants and Lou Spiotti, current Director for the Center of Intercollegiate Athletics and Recreation at RIT .

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E tony Wallace Tony Wallace, a native of Franklin, Ohio, recorded 108 wins, second most in the history of RIT wrestling . Wallace is just the third member in the history of RIT wrestling to earn three All-American honors . He finished his career with a 108-27 record . As a freshman, Wallace competed at the NCAA Champion- ships and finished seventh in the 174-pound weight class, earn- ing All-American honors . Two years later, Wallace continued his success placing seventh at nationals in the 174-pound Tony Wallace weight class . In 2002, Wallace, bulked up to the 184-pound weight class and placed eighth at nationals, giving him his third All-American honor in four years . As a senior captain, Wallace finished the season with a 27-5 record . He was a two-time champion at the RIT Invitational in 1998 and 2001, and won several other tournaments . After finishing his wrestling career at RIT, Wallace, a business administration major, was an assistant coach for the Tigers from 2003-05 .

The Center for Student Conduct and Conflict Management Services Restorative Conferencing—The Restorative Conferencing process provides RIT students and the community with fair and educationally provides an alternative response to certain violations of the RIT Code based responses to non-academic RIT policy violations and campus of Conduct. Restorative Conferencing seeks to resolve violations of based conflicts. The following processes and services are available: community expectations in a manner that satisfactorily meets the needs of all parties affected by an incident. Student Conduct Hearing process— The Student Conduct hearing process is utilized to respond when students are accused of miscon- Conflict Coaching– Individual consultation is provided to students to duct. Students have the opportunity to discuss the incident in question assist in the identification of positive conflict management strategies. with an RIT administrator who serves as a hearing officer. The hearing Workshops & Presentations—Professional staff members are available officer’s responsibility is to determine if the student should be held ac- to provide customized group programs on a variety of topics related to countable for violating RIT Policies as well as determining appropriate student behavior and campus conflicts. educational responses or sanctions. Advocacy Services— The Advocacy Program is an Institute initiative to provide students with a supportive partner when they are engaged in the student conduct process. An Advocate’s role is to be a resource FoR MoRe InFoRMATIon ConTACT THe SCCMS STAFF: to the student and to participate fully in the student conduct hear- Dawn Soufleris, Assistant Vice President, Student Affairs/Director, SCCMS ing. Students may request an Advocate by contacting the Center for Joe Johnston, Associate Director, SCCMS Student Conduct & Conflict Management Services. Rob Eckhardt, Assistant Director, SCCMS Maureen Glegg, Assistant to the Director, SCCMS Mediation Services— RIT’s Mediation Service is a process through Student Alumni Union—Room 2460 (585)475-5662 v/tty with RIT students, organizations, faculty or staff who are in conflict, http://www.rit.edu/studentconduct can meet with trained mediators to discuss ways in which they can resolve their problems or differences. The process is confidential, voluntary and has a history of success. 77 History & Records

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In 1961, Director of Athletics L .A . Alexander schools: RIT, Brockport, Hobart, Ithaca, the Uni- The Tigers have made multiple trips to the Jr ,. wrote a letter to the Athletic Committee versity of Rochester, and Syracuse University . big show—13 in fact . In 1988-89 RIT tied the first recommending that the committee approve the Three years later, in 1965, men’s ice hockey game in the two game series against Wisconsin- establishment of an intercollegiate hockey team at became an official varsity sport . In 1972-73, the Stevens Point, but ended their postseason play Rochester Institute of Technology . The measure team became a member of the ECAC Division III . in the second game of the series, losing 3-2 . In was approved four years later in 1965 . The ECAC was composed of two divisions, East 1995-96, RIT made it to the championship game, The hockey club was founded in the fall of and West . RIT played under the East Division . losing 3-2 to Middlebury . In 2000-01, the team 1959 . It was given a budget of $1,020 to purchase In 1980, the RIT men’s hockey program made was ranked #1 in the nation the entire season and the initial equipment to outfit 16 players . At that a giant step forward by moving to the Division undefeated until losing the championship contest time, the team participated in the Monroe County II level of play . This meant playing a challenging to SUNY Plattsburgh . Amateur Hockey Association, playing 13 games 25-game schedule featuring 16 matches against On December 15, 2004, RIT President Albert against three other league teams . The players paid Division II teams . RIT also began playing in the Simone and Director of Athletics, Lou Spiotti, $195 out of their own pockets for these games and New York State College Hockey League (NY- annouced that the Tigers would be moving to the coached themselves along the way, as they didn’t SCHL), comprised solely of Division II schools . Division I level starting with the 2005-06 season . have the money to hire a head coach . The league folded in 1985-86 . RIT became a full-fledged member of the Atlantic The next year, with a budget of just $927, the sea- The 1982-83 season marked a milestone in Hockey Association in time for the 2006-07 son was composed entirely of away games, due to the program, as the Tigers won their first NCAA season . the fact that the league was dissolved because of Championship in Division II . In the two-game In 2006-07, RIT’s second year as a Division a lack of ice time at the Rochester War Memorial . quarterfinal series, RIT defeated Mankato State I program and first as a member of Atlantic and went on to beat Lowell 4-1 in the semifinals, Hockey, the Tigers won the conference’s regular With the help of Alexander, games were played advancing them to the championship game, where season title . They finished the season with a 20- against Hamilton JV, Colgate freshmen, Ithaca, they defeated Bemidji State, 4-2 . 7-1 conference mark and won 21 games overall . Cornell freshmen, the University of Rochester, The next year RIT moved to the Division III The 21 wins against Division I competition were the University of Toronto and the local hockey level . The Tigers repeated again as champions in an improvement of 17 over its first season in Divi- club “The Rockets .” 1984-85, this time at the Division III level, defeat- sion I . In 1961-62, the budget was increased to ing Bemidji State once again, by a score of 5-1 . On March 7-8, 2008, the Tigers played their $1,113 .20 with the help of the RIT Student In 1988-89 the ECAC Division III formed two first postseason games, as a Division I program, Council . There were 14 games played on home more divisions, adding a North and a South Divi- defeating Holy Cross both nights in overtime by ice, which at the time was the Rochester War sion . With this change, RIT moved to the ECAC scores of 5-4 in the Atlantic Hockey Association Memorial . Those interested in playing on the team West and continued its status as a powerhouse in Quarterfinals . exceeded 45 men . This is the first year they had that division, winning seven conference titles in 17 Will the 2008-09 Tigers make history and actual guidance as James E . Musker became the seasons, including four straight, from 1998 to 2002 . make their first NCAA Division I Tournament? volunteer coach . With the new NCAA rules, the school was required to purchase helmets for the team at a cost of $62 50. . Although hockey had never been played at the Ritter-Clark Rink (as it was previously called), it can be said that the facility was built with hockey in mind . This is verified by two important factors: a) the rink was built to hockey specifications as to length and width of ice surface and b) inserts were provided in the concrete floor to accommo- date hockey goals . In 1961, backed by the Student Association and President Marvin Pozefsky, renovations were made to the Ritter-Clark Rink so that the RIT men’s ice hockey team could call it their own . In 1962, the team formed a league with other teams in the area who faced similar problems, either with money, ice time or scholarships . The league was known as the Finger Lakes Collegiate Hockey League (FLCHL) . It consisted of six 2008 RIT Athletics Hall of Fame Inductee Tom Masaschi.

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Won/Lost Season: 21-11-2 2006-07

Most Wins, Season: 21 2006-07; 2007-08

Most Consecutive Wins: 5 Feb. 23 - March 8, 2008

5 Nov. 18 - Dec. 9, 2006 Most Losses, Season: 24 2005-06 Most Consecutive Losses: 6 2005-06 8 Jan. 27, 2006 at USA Under-18

Most Goals, Game: 8 Oct. 20, 2006 vs. American International

8 Oct. 21, 2006 vs. American International

Most Goals, Period: 5 Oct. 20, 2006 vs. American International (second period) Most Goals, Season: 132 2006-07 Most Goals Allowed, Game: 10 Dec. 10, 2005 at Rensselaer Most Goals Allowed, Period: 5 Dec. 10, 2005 at Rensselaer (second period) Most Goals Allowed, Season: 132 2005-06 Most Hat Tricks, Season: 2 2007-08

Most Assists, Game: 14 Oct. 21, 2006 vs. American International

Most Assists, Season: 234 2006-07

Most Points, Game: 22 Oct. 21, 2006 vs. American International

Most Points, Season: 366 2006-07 2008 graduate Darrell Draper with a big hit.

Most Shots on Goal, Period: 25 Nov. 17, 2007 vs. Mercyhurst (second period)

Most Shots on Goal, Game: 55 Feb. 16, 2007 vs. Mercyhurst

Most Shots on Goal, Season: 1,332 2007-08 Fewest Shots on Goal, Period: 1 Dec. 3, 2005 at Union (second period) Fewest Shots on Goal, Game: 13 Oct. 14, 2005 at Quinnipiac Fewest Shots on Goal, Season: 949 2005-06 Most Shots on Goal Allowed, Period: 29 Oct. 28, 2005 vs. St. Lawrence (third period) Most Shots on Goal Allowed, Game: 66 Oct. 28, 2005 vs. St. Lawrence Most Shots on Goal Allowed, Season: 1,260 2005-06

Fewest Shots on Goal Allowed, Period: 2 Jan. 9, 2007 vs. Canisius (first period)

Fewest Shots on Goal Allowed, Game: 15 Jan. 9, 2007 vs. Canisius

Fewest Shots on Goal Allowed, Season: 1,054 2006-07 Times in NCAA Playoffs: 0 Times in Atlantic Hockey Playoffs: 1 2007-08

Atlantic Hockey Reg. Season Champions: 1 2006-07 Atlantic Hockey Playoff Champions: 0 NCAA Champions: 0

0:11 Jan, 27, 2006 vs. U.S. Under-18 Fastest Two Goals: 0:24 Oct. 20, 2006 vs. American International

Fastest Three Goals: 1:26 Oct. 20, 2006 vs. American International

Fastest Four Goals: 4:43 Oct. 20, 2006 vs. American International

Fastest Goal (start of game): 0:13 Simon Lambert, Feb. 16, 2007 vs. Mercyhurst Senior defenseman Justin Hofstetter. Fastest Goal (start of period): 0:13 Simon Lambert, Feb. 16, 2007 vs. Mercyhurst (first period)

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E Division I Team Records

17-0-1 1963-64 Won/Lost Season: 27-1-1 2000-01 Most Wins, Season: 31 1985-86 Most Consecutive Wins: 17 1983-84 Most Losses, Season: 17 1969-70 Most Consecutive Losses: 9 1973-74 Most Goals, Game: 24 Feb. 8, 2002 vs. Neumann Most Goals, Period: 24 Feb. 8, 2002 vs. Neumann (second period) Most Goals, Season: 275 1985-86 Most Goals Allowed, Game: 24 1966-67 vs. SUNY Oswego Most Goals Allowed, Season: 152 1974-75 Most Hat Tricks, Season: 13 1985-86 Most Assists, Game: 45 Feb. 8, 2002 vs. Neumann Jay Murphy (1990-94) recorded 173 career points. Most Assists, Season: 451 1985-86 Most Points, Game: 69 Feb. 8, 2002 vs. Neumann Most Points, Season: 726 1985-86 1982-83, 1983-84, 1985-86, 1988-89, 1993-94, Times in NCAA Playoffs: 12 1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98, 1998-99, 1999-00, 2000-01, 2001-02 Times in ECAC Playoffs: 24 starting in 1975-76, ending in 2004-05 1983-84, 1985-86, 1988-89, 1993-94, 1995-96, ECAC Championships: 9 1998-99, 1999-00, 2000-01, 2001-02 NCAA Champions: 2 1982-83, 1984-85 Fastest Three Goals: 0:18 Feb. 12, 1993 vs. St. Bonaventure

Former Tiger standout Norm Reid played from 1971-74. Syd Andersom (18) and Mike Skivington (13) battle for the puck in 1970.

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Most Goals, Game: 3 Matt Smith March 7, 2008; March 8, 2008 Most Goals, Season 27 Matt Smith 2007-08 Most Goals, Season, Defenseman: 9 Brent Patry 2006-07 Most Goals, Career: 55 Simon Lambert 2005-08 Most Goals, Career, Defenseman: 16 Brent Patry 2005-07 Most Assists, Game: 5 Brent Patry Oct. 21, 2006 vs. American International Most Assists, Season: 31 Steve Pinizzotto 2006-07 31 Dan Ringwald 2007-08 Most Assists, Season, Defense- 31 Dan Ringwald 2007-08 Most Assists, Career: 77 Simon Lambert 2005-08 Most Career Assists, Defenseman: 47 Dan Ringwald 2006-08 Most Points, Game: 5 Brent Patry Oct. 21, 2006 vs. American International Most Points, Season: 51 Simon Lambert 2007-08 Most Points, Season, Defenseman: 34 Dan Ringwald 2007-08 Most Points, Career: 132 Simon Lambert 2005-08 Most Points, Career, Defenseman: 54 Dan Ringwald 2006-08 Game Goal Scoring Streak: 5 Matt Smith Feb. 2 - Feb. 22, 2008 (6) Game Assists Scoring Streak: 8 Simon Lambert Oct. 28 - Dec. 2, 2005 (10) Game Point Scoring Streak: 11 Simon Lambert Feb. 1 - March 8, 2008 (22) Most Shutouts, Season: 2 Jocelyn Guimond 2006-07 Most Shutouts, Career: 2 Jocelyn Guimond 2005-07 2 Louis Menard 2005-08 Most Saves, Period: 29 Jocelyn Guimond Oct. 28, 2005 vs. St. Lawrence (3) Most Hat Tricks, Season: 2 Matt Smith 2007-08 Dan Ringwald holds the RIT Division I record for most Most Hat Tricks, Career: 2 Matt Smith 2005-08 assists and points in a career by a defenseman. Most Saves, Game: 66 Jocelyn Guimond Oct. 28, 2005 vs. St. Lawrence Most Saves, Season: 911 Jocelyn Guimond 2005-06 Most Saves, Career: 1,478 Jocelyn Guimond 2005-07 Most Penalty Mins., Season: 76 Steve Pinizzotto 2006-07 Most Penalty Mins., Career: 154 Darrell Draper 2005-08 Fastest Goal :13 Simon Lambert Feb. 16, 2007 vs. Mercyhurst (from center ice faceoff)

Jocelyn Guimond holds several RIT Division 1 records, Brent Patry, 2007-08 co-captain and leader in career goals by a defenseman (16). including a national mark for saves in a regulation win, with 66 against St. Lawrence on Oct. 28, 2005.

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Most Goals, Game: 6 Norm McEachern 1963-64 vs. Syracuse Most Goals, Season: 39 Steve Toll 1996-97 Most Goals, Career: 114 Chris Johnstone 1981-85 Most Assists, Game: 8 Maurice Montambault 1985-86 vs. Brockport Most Assists, Season: 52 Mike Bournazakis 2000-01 Most Assists, Career: 148 Mike Bournazakis 1999-03 Most Career Assists, Defenseman: 120 Jerry Galway 1997-99, 00-02 Mike Bournazakis 2001-02 vs. Neumann Most Points, Game: 9 Maurice Montambault 1985-86 vs. Brockport Most Points, Season: 84 Steve Toll 1996-97 Most Points, Career: 250 Chris Johnstone 1981-85 Game Scoring Streak: 29 Scott Brown 1985-86 Most Hat Tricks, Season: 6 Steve Toll 1996-97 Most Consecutive Hat Tricks: 4 Steve Toll 10/19 to 11/8/97 Most Hat Tricks, Career: 9 Chris Maybury 1992-96 Most Shutouts, Season: 7 Dave Burkholder 1983-84 Tyler Euverman 1999-03 Most Shutouts, Career: 12 Dave Burkholder 1980-84 Most Saves, Game: 74 Marty Reasoner 1973-74 vs. Canton Most Saves, Season: 1,091 Mark Dougherty 1969-70 Most Saves, Career: 3,275 Jamie Morris 1996-99 Chris Johnstone holds RIT records for goals and Most Penalty Mins., Season: 135 Angelo Papalia 1994-95 points. Fastest Goal :03 Shawn Wilkins 2000-01 vs. Brockport (from center ice faceoff)

E Jerry galway 1997-02 Three-time NCAA All-America, tied for 16th on RIT’s all-time career scoring list, finished his career as the top scoring defenseman in Tiger history with 166 career points (46-120-166) . He also finished as the top defenseman in career assists (120) . Galway became only the second Tiger to earn NCAA Division III American Hockey Coaches Association Player of the Year honors (Steve Toll in 1997) . He finished his senior season ranked fourth in the nation in scoring with 46 points on 20 goals and 26 assists .

Jerry Galway

Mike Bournazakis Dave Burkholder Steve Toll Maurice Montambault

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Player Yrs. GP GAPts. Player Yrs. GP GAPts. Player Yrs. GP GAPts.

1. Chris Johnstone 81-85 129 114 136 250 43. Todd Person 87-91 110 38 69 107 85. Wesley Blevins 96-00 115 23 43 66 2. Peter Bournazakis 97-01 116 100 129 229 44. Tim Cordick 86-90 116 31 73 104 86. Maynard Howe 67-70 NA 21 44 65 3. Scott Brown 85-89 130 103 122 225 45. Maurice Montambault 83-87 97 28 74 102 Lanner Fayad 98-03 98 30 35 65 4. Mike Bournazakis 99-03 111 70 144 214 46. Rick Kozlowski 78-80 44 34 65 99 88. Andrew Sherman 92-95 63 24 39 63 5. Pat Staerker 96-00 121 76 134 210 47. Doug Heffer 73-77 69 57 41 98 Glenn Howarth 76-80 71 21 42 63 6. Chris Maybury 92-96 106 82 126 208 B.J. Hull 82-85 83 20 78 98 Tristan Fairbarn 03-07 94 24 39 63 7. Dennis Lepley 65-70 79 111 92 203 Darren Doherty 02-06 110 38 60 98 91. Steve Pinizzotto 05-07 58 22 40 62 8. Ritchie Herbert 83-87 102 88 114 202 50. Angelo Papalia 93-96 62 42 55 97 92. Sean Klaver 97-99 61 28 32 60 9. Ken Vokac 66-70 NA 94 102 196 51. Len Williams 73-75 45 59 36 95 Kelly Morel 93-97 108 13 47 60 10. Bobby Trowell 81-85 122 96 90 186 52. Ron Howarth 79-82 64 44 50 94 94. Ricky Walton 04-08 119 23 36 59 11. Steve Toll 94-97 88 77 108 185 Jason Chafe 01-05 83 26 68 94 Darrell Draper 04-08 109 25 34 59 12. Luke Murphy 95-99 124 58 125 183 Chad Thompson 85-89 105 39 55 94 96. Marc Hyman 02-06 104 13 45 58 13. Chris Palmer 87-90 94 89 85 174 55. Kyle Edwards 95-99 117 38 55 93 Brent Patry 04-08 115 18 40 58 14. Jay Murphy 90-94 111 74 99 173 Jim Regan 85-89 126 45 48 93 98. John Lloyd 70-74 76 19 38 57 15. Mike Tarantino 00-04 105 69 99 168 57. Norm Reid 71-74 67 45 46 91 Errol McDonald 99-03 95 19 38 57 16. Jerry Galway 97-02 118 46 118 164 Jay Hill 72-76 92 40 51 91 100. Jim Hull 83-85 55 23 33 56 17. Scott MacNair 89-93 108 72 82 154 59. Roberto Orofiamma 01-05 86 39 50 89 101. Matt Garver 98-99 31 30 25 55 18. John Hawkins 82-86 131 34 118 152 60. Josh Faulkner 99-02 74 34 54 88 Jasen Wise 91-94 52 24 31 55 Simon Lambert 04-08 125 63 89 152 61. David Bagley 01-03 54 33 54 87 103. D.J. Robinson 93-97 91 27 27 54 20. Tom Birch 76-80 81 56 89 145 Norm Belanger 82-85 71 39 48 87 +Dan Ringwald 06-08 66 7 47 54 21. Steve Mirabile 87-91 105 59 84 143 63. Ryan Francke 01-04 70 21 64 85 105. +Alan Mazur 06-08 63 11 41 52 22. Cheyne Lazar 94-98 114 53 89 142 64. Brett Miller 76-80 75 42 42 84 Kevin Cassells 87-89 67 9 43 52 James Cotie 85-89 121 58 84 142 Mike Meyer 72-76 94 23 61 84 Kyle O’Brien 90-94 107 12 40 52 24. Al Vyverberg 72-76 88 49 90 139 66. Jeff Mercier 84-87 64 39 41 80 108. Steve Fukes 96-99 86 16 35 51 25. Randy Cheynowski 92-96 112 62 73 135 Mike Heaney 90-93 75 15 65 80 Brad Harris 03-07 105 20 31 51 26. Tom Masaschi 88-92 116 48 84 132 Brian Armes 98-02 92 24 56 80 110. Mike Jones 84-86 62 16 34 50 27. Sam Hill 99-03 104 62 68 130 Scott Jones 96-00 115 39 41 80 Matt Moore 00-04 106 15 35 50 28. Derek Hahn 98-01 80 47 81 128 70. Scott Martin 89-92 76 36 43 79 Gump Whiteside 81-85 107 17 33 50 29. Jonathan Day 97-01 102 56 70 126 Adam French 93-96 87 18 61 79 113. Mike Holzman 82-84 56 22 27 49 30. Deane Sigler 71-76 97 45 77 122 72. Shawn Randall 92-96 111 36 42 78 Mark Costea 93-95 56 13 36 49 31. John Hinrichsen 82-86 119 47 72 119 73. Don Clark 67-70 NA 36 39 75 Marty Reeners 70-74 107 23 26 49 Blaise MacDonald 81-85 127 13 106 119 Dave Johnston 70-73 53 33 42 75 116. Ron Kerr 78-79 20 28 20 48 33. Pete Schroeder 84-88 114 32 86 118 Jeff Reddish 86-90 108 33 42 75 Pete Shima 76-80 81 19 29 48 Bill Gall 87-91 115 39 79 118 76. John Pallante 92-97 87 30 44 74 +Brennan Sarazin 06-08 106 20 28 48 35. Ken Moran 87-91 93 54 63 117 77. Mike Skivington 69-71 39 29 44 73 119. Tim Connolly 75-79 85 18 29 47 36. Ryan Fairbarn 00-04 108 37 79 116 78. Chuck Samar 82-84 67 39 33 72 120. Todd Healy 80-82 50 23 22 45 37. Larry Shomphe 82-85 89 60 55 115 Matt Thomas 94-98 102 25 47 72 Craig Winchester 70-73 56 8 37 45 38. T.J. Perras 80-84 68 44 69 113 80. Tom Herstad 83-87 115 29 42 71 Terry Lantry 72-76 92 11 34 45

Matt Smith 04-08 125 62 51 113 81. Mike Burns 71-75 90 30 40 70 Current Tiger Players in Boldface and + 40. Michael Tucciarone 01-05 89 52 60 112 82. Bill Henry 67-70 56 45 24 69 Last season’s Tigers in boldface 41. Bill Lukaszonas 70-73 61 50 60 110 Art Thomas 95-97 63 34 35 69 Rich Brouwer 81-84 90 54 56 110 Phil Roe 86-90 102 25 44 69

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1. Simon Lambert 05-08 104 55 77 132 2. Matt Smith 05-08 104 53 46 99 3. Steve Pinizzotto 05-07 58 22 40 62 4. +Dan Ringwald 06-08 66 7 47 54 5. Brent Patry 05-08 103 17 36 53 6. +Alan Mazur 06-08 63 11 41 52 7. +Brennan Sarazin 05-08 106 20 28 48 8. Darrell Draper 05-08 89 19 25 44 9. Ricky Walton 05-08 95 15 27 42 10. +Jesse Newman 05-08 83 6 35 41 11. +Anton Kharin 06-08 69 15 18 33 12. +Matt Crowell 06-08 69 17 15 32 13. +Justin Hofstetter 05-08 100 10 21 31 14. +Bobby Raymond 05-08 106 7 20 27 15. Darren Doherty 05-06 35 12 14 26 16. +Sean Murphy 07-08 37 5 17 22 17. Rob Tarantino 05-07 54 7 14 21 Brad Harris 05-07 62 5 16 21 19. Tristan Fairbarn 05-07 48 7 12 19 +Stevan Matic 06-08 61 7 12 19 21. Marc Hyman 05-06 33 5 12 17 22. Stephen Burns 05-08 89 3 13 16 23. Steve Farrer 05-06 33 5712 Matt Crowell celebrating a goal against Canisius. 24. +Tyler Mazzei 07-08 31 3811 25. +Andrew Favot 07-08 31 5510 26. Tony Bifulco 05-06 24 099 +Brent Alexin 06-08 40 459 27. +Mike Janda 07-08 27 437 Darren Olsen 05-06 21 167 29. Matt Harris 05-08 49 235 Brian Payant 05-06 12 112

Current Tiger Players in Boldface and + Last season’s Tigers in boldface

Senior forward Jesse Newman. Matt Harris, with another big hit.

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E most goals, season Pete Bournazakis 5 1997-1998 E most Wins, season Steve Toll 39 1996-1997 Pat Staerker 5 1998-1999 Dave Burkholder 28 1983-1984 Len Williams 37 1973-1974 Pete Bournazakis 5 1999-2000 Jamie Morris 25 1995-1996 Chris Palmer 36 1988-1989 Mike Bournazakis 5 2001-2002 Tyler Euverman 25 2000-2001 Chris Johnstone 32 1981-1982 Jason Chafe 5 2001-2002 Dave Burkholder 23 1982-1983 Larry Shomphe 32 1984-1985 Jamie Morris 21 1996-1997 Scott Brown 32 1985-1986 E most short-Handed goals, season Jamie Morris 21 1998-1999 Pete Bournazakis 32 2000-2001 Larry Shomphe 5 1984-1985 Tyler Euverman 21 1999-2000 Chris Johnstone 30 1983-1984 Scott Brown 5 1988-1989 Jamie Morris 20 1997-1998 Scott Brown 30 1988-1989 Chris Palmer 5 1989-1990 Tyler Euverman 20 2001-2002 Chris Maybury 30 1994-1995 Steve Mirabile 4 1988-1989 Fred Abraham 19 1988-1989 Matt Garver 30 1998-1999 Jay Murphy 4 1991-1992 Steve Toll 4 1996-1997 E most saves, season E most assists, season David Bagley 4 2002-2003 Jamie Morris 1,027 1996-1997 Mike Bournazakis 51 2000-2001 12 tied with 3 Mark Dougherty 940 1969-1970 Luke Murphy 46 1997-1998 Jamie Morris 850 1995-1996 Steve Toll 45 1996-1997 E most Power Play goals, season Tyler Euverman 835 1999-2000 Jerry Galway 45 2000-2001 Pete Bournazakis 17 2000-2001 Dave Burkholder 801 1983-1984 B . J . Hull 44 1983-1984 Scott Brown 16 1985-1986 Jamie Morris 798 1997-1998 Scott Brown 42 1985-1986 Chris Johnstone 15 1982-1983 Derrick Barnett 788 1991-1992 Chris Palmer 41 1989-1990 Chris Palmer 15 1988-1989 Dave Burkholder 774 1982-1983 Chris Maybury 40 1993-1994 Chris Maybury 14 1994-1995 Mark Dougherty 744 1968-1969 Chris Maybury 39 1995-1996 Scott Brown 13 1988-1989 Fred Abraham 703 1988-1989 Mike Bournazakis 39 2001-2002 Pete Bournazakis 13 1999-2000 Derek Hahn 13 2000-2001 E lowest goals against average, season E most Points, season Angelo Papalia 12 1994-1995 (min . 1/3 time) Steve Toll 84 1996-1997 Chris Johnstone 11 1983-1984 Tyler Euverman 1 74. 2001-2002 Scott Brown 74 1985-1986 Bobby Trowell 11 1983-1984 Dave Burkholder 2 08. 1983-1984 Mike Bournazakis 71 2000-2001 Jeff Mercier 11 1985-1986 Tyler Euverman 2 19. 2000-2001 Chris Johnstone 67 1981-1982 Scott Brown 11 1986-1987 Chet Hallice 2 29. 1984-1985 Chris Palmer 67 1989-1990 Chris Palmer 11 1987-1988 Jamie Morris 2 63. 1998-1999 Pete Bournazakis 67 2000-2001 Jay Murphy 11 1993-1994 Tyler Euverman 2 64. 1999-2000 Chris Johnstone 66 1983-1984 Jamie Morris 2 67. 1997-1998 Chris Palmer 66 1988-1989 E Highest Plus/minus, season George Eliopoulous 2 88. 2003-2004 Ritchie Hebert 65 1985-1986 B .J . Hull +60 1983-1984 Jamie Morris 2 92. 1995-1996 Chris Maybury 65 1994-1995 Brian Wenzel +52 1998-1999 Chet Hallice 2 93. 1986-1987 McAllister King +50 1998-1999 E most games Played, season Pat Staerker +50 1998-1999 E Highest save Percentage, season Scott Brown 37 1985-1986 John Hawkins +46 1983-1984 Tyler Euverman 935 2001-2002. John Hinrichsen 37 1985-1986 Blaise MacDonald +45 1983-1984 Dave Burkholder 920 1983-1984. Dale Rivington 37 1985-1986 Jerry Galway +45 1998-1999 Tyler Euverman 920 1999-2000. Chris Palmer 37 1988-1989 Chris Johnstone +43 1983-1984 Jamie Morris 915 1996-1997. Scott Brown 37 1988-1989 Dale Rivington +43 1985-1986 Chet Hallice 913 1984-1985. Kevin Cassells 37 1988-1989 Tom Birch +42 1978-1979 Jamie Morris 913 1997-1998. Bill Gall 37 1988-1989 Steve Toll +42 1996-1997 George Eliopoulous 912 . 2003-2004 Ritchie Herbert 36 1985-1986 Matt Garver +42 1998-1999 George Eliopoulous 906 . 2004-2005 James Cotie 36 1985-1986 Jamie Morris 904 1998-1999. Jim Regan 36 1985-1986 E most Penalty minutes, season Jamie Morris 903 1995-1996. Angelo Papalia 135 1994-1995 Tyler Euverman 903 2002-2003. E most game-Winning goals, season Mike Heaney 120 1991-1992 Chris Johnstone 6 1984-1985 T . Dougherty 103 1993-1994 E most shutouts, season Scott Brown 6 1988-1989 John Hawkins 98 1984-1985 Dave Burkholder 7 1983-1984 Chris Maybury 6 1995-1996 Pat Coyle 98 1989-1990 Tyler Euverman 5 2001-2002 Steve Toll 6 1996-1997 P . DePasquale 90 1988-1989 Dave Burkholder 3 1980-1981 Roberto Orofiamma 6 2002-2003 Tim Cordick 88 1988-1989 Jamie Morris 3 1995-1996 Bobby Trowell 5 1983-1984 Ryan Francke 88 2003-2004 Jamie Morris 3 1998-1999 Chris Palmer 5 1989-1990 Kyle O’Brien 87 1991-1992 Tyler Euverman 3 1999-2000 Jay Murphy 5 1993-1994 Mike Walling 87 2003-2004 Dave Burkholder 2 1982-1983

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Chet Hallice 2 1985-1986 Sam Hill 29 1999-2003 E most Wins, Career Chet Hallice 2 1986-1987 Bobby Trowell 27 1981-1985 Jamie Morris 87 1995-1999 Tyler Euverman 2 2000-2001 Ritchie Herbert 27 1983-1987 Tyler Euverman 83 1999-2003 Chris Maybury 25 1992-1996 Dave Burkholder 82 1980-1984 E most games Played, season Jerry Galway 24 1997-2001 Fred Abraham 48 1987-1991 Dave Burkholder 34 1983-1984 Rob Rohlfs 33 1984-1988 Dave Burkholder 32 1981-1982 E most short Handed goals, Career Derrick Barnett 33 1991-1994 Dave Burkholder 32 1982-1983 Steve Mirabile 10 1986-1991 Chet Hallice 30 1984-1988 Jamie Morris 32 1995-1996 Jay Murphy 9 1990-1994 George Eliopoulous 28 2002-2006 Jamie Morris 30 1996-1997 Scott Brown 8 1985-1989 Mark Hill 21 1987-1991 Jamie Morris 29 1997-1998 Pat Staerker 8 1996-2000 Jason Nicholson 12 1993-1997 Fred Abraham 28 1988-1989 Chris Maybury 7 1992-1996 Tyler Euverman 28 1999-2000 Luke Murphy 6 1995-1999 E most saves, Career Derrick Barnett 27 1991-1992 Jon Day 6 1997-2001 Jamie Morris 3,275 1995-1999 Tyler Euverman 26 2000-2001 Steve Toll 6 1994-1997 Dave Burkholder 2,845 1980-1984 Simon Lambert 6 2004-2007 Tyler Euverman 2,704 1999-2003 E most goals, Career Larry Shomphe 5 1982-1985 Mark Dougherty 2,180 1967-1970 Chris Johnstone 114 1981-1985 Jim Cotie 5 1985-1989 Fred Abraham 1,980 1987-1991 Dennis Lepley 113 1966-1970 Chris Palmer 5 1987-1990 Derrick Barnett 1 957. 1991-1994 Scott Brown 103 1985-1989 George Eliopoulous 1,588 2002-2006 Pete Bournazakis 100 1997-2001 E most game Winning goals, Career Andy Paquin 1,432 1975-1979 Bobby Trowell 96 1981-1985 Pete Bournazakis 15 1997-2001 Chet Hallice 1,129 1984-1988 Ken Vokac 94 1966-1970 Mike Bournazakis 14 1999-2003 Rob Rohlfs 1,027 1984-1988 Chris Palmer 89 1987-1990 Scott Brown 13 1985-1989 Richie Herbert 88 1983-1987 Chris Palmer 12 1987-1991 E lowest goals against average, Career Chris Maybury 82 1992-1996 Chris Maybury 11 1992-1996 (min . 1,000 minutes) Steve Toll 77 1994-1997 Jay Murphy 11 1990-1994 Tyler Euverman 2 43. 1999-2003 Steve Toll 10 1994-1997 Jamie Morris 2 92. 1995-1999 E most assists, Career Bobby Trowell 10 1981-1984 Dave Burkholder 2 95. 1980-1984 Mike Bournazakis 144 1999-2003 Chris Johnstone 9 1981-1984 Chet Hallice 3 14. 1984-1988 Chris Johnstone 136 1981-1985 Pat Staerker 8 1997-2000 George Eliopoulous 3 18. 2002-2006 Pat Staerker 134 1996-2000 Rob Rohlfs 3 47. 1984-1988 Pete Bournazakis 129 1997-2001 E Highest Plus/minus, Career Jason Nicholson 3 53. 1993-1997 Chris Maybury 126 1992-1996 Jerry Galway +140 1997-2002 Mark Hill 3 84. 1987-1991 Luke Murphy 125 1995-1999 Pat Staerker +130 1996-2000 Fred Abraham 3 86. 1987-1991 Scott Brown 122 1985-1989 John Hawkins +126 1982-1986 Derrick Barnett 4 05. 1991-1994 John Hawkins 118 1982-1986 Chris Johnstone +120 1981-1985 Jerry Galway 118 1997-2002 Brian Wenzel +111 1995-1999 E Highest save Percentage, Career Ritchie Hebert 114 1983-1987 Ritchie Herbert +109 1983-1987 (min . 1,000 minutes) Luke Murphy +108 1995-1999 Tyler Euverman 918 1999-2003. E most Points, Career Blaise MacDonald +107 1981-1985 Jamie Morris 909 1995-1999. Chris Johnstone 250 1981-1985 Wesley Blevins +106 1996-2000 George Eliopoulous 906 . 2002-2006 Pete Bournazakis 229 1997-2001 B .J . Hull +102 2000-2003 Dave Burkholder 894 1980-1984. Scott Brown 225 1985-1989 Matt Moore +100 2000-2004 Derrick Barnett 884 1991-1994. Mike Bournazakis 214 1999-2003 Chet Hallice 879 1984-1988. Pat Staerker 210 1996-2000 E most games Played, Career Jason Nicholson 876 1993-1997. Dennis Lepley 209 1966-1970 Dave Burkholder 120 1980-1984 Fred Abraham 875 1987-1991. Chris Maybury 208 1992-1996 Jamie Morris 116 1995-1999 Rob Rohlfs 865. 1984-1988 Ritchie Herbert 202 1983-1987 Tyler Euverman 106 1999-2003 Mark Hill 855. 1987-1991 Ken Vokac 196 1966-1970 Fred Abraham 80 1987-1991 Bobby Trowell 186 1981-1985 Andy Paquin 71 1975-1979 E most shutouts, Career Derrick Barnett 67 1991-1994 Dave Burkholder 12 1980-1984 E most Power Play goals, Career Chet Hallice 61 1984-1988 Tyler Euverman 11 1999-2003 Scott Brown 48 1985-1989 Rob Rohlfs 55 1984-1988 Jamie Morris 8 1995-1999 Pete Bournazakis 46 1997-2001 Chet Hallice 4 1984-1988 Chris Palmer 33 1987-1990 Mike Bournazakis 31 1999-2003 Chris Johnstone 30 1981-1985

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E most goals, season Brent Patry 2 2005-2006 E most goaltending games Played, season Matt Smith 27 2007-2008 Brennan Sarazin 2 2005-2006 Louis Menard 33 2007-2008 Simon Lambert 21 2007-2008 Brennan Sarazin 2 2006-2007 Jocelyn Guimond 30 2005-2006 Simon Lambert 17 2005-2006 Matt Smith 2 2006-2007 Jocelyn Guimond 21 2006-2007 Simon Lambert 17 2006-2007 Louis Menard 15 2006-2007 Matt Smith 17 2006-2007 E most short-Handed goals, season George Eliopoulous 9 2005-2006 Anton Kharin 14 2006-2007 Simon Lambert 3 2006-2007 Jared DeMichiel 2 2006-2007 Darrell Draper 13 2005-2006 Rob Tarantino 2 2005-2006 Louis Menard 1 2005-2006 Steve Pinizzotto 13 2006-2007 Brennan Sarazin 2 2007-2008 Darren Doherty 12 2005-2006 Darren Doherty 1 2005-2006 E most Wins, season Matt Crowell 11 2007-2008 Simon Lambert 1 2005-2006 Louis Menard 18 2007-2008 Brent Patry 1 2005-2006 Louis Menard 11 2006-2007 E most assists, season Darrell Draper 1 2006-2007 Jocelyn Guimond 10 2006-2007 Steve Pinizzotto 31 2006-2007 Brad Harris 1 2006-2007 Jocelyn Guimond 7 2005-2006 Dan Ringwald 31 2007-2008 Rob Tarantino 1 2006-2007 George Eliopoulous 2 2005-2006 Simon Lambert 30 2007-2008 Ricky Walton 1 2006-2007 Simon Lambert 25 2006-2007 E most saves, season Alan Mazur 24 2006-2007 E most Power Play goals, season Jocelyn Guimond 911 2005-2006 Simon Lambert 22 2005-2006 Matt Smith 17 2007-2008 Louis Menard 851 2007-2008 Brent Patry 19 2006-2007 Matt Smith 11 2006-2007 Jocelyn Guimond 567 2006-2007 Matt Smith 18 2006-2007 Simon Lambert 10 2006-2007 Louis Menard 366 2006-2007 Jesse Newman 17 2005-2006 Steve Pinizzotto 8 2006-2007 George Eliopoulous 182 2005-2006 Alan Mazur 17 2007-2008 Simon Lambert 7 2007-2008 Jared DeMichiel 105 2007-2008 Sean Murphy 17 2007-2008 Simon Lambert 6 2005-2006 Louis Menard 35 2005-2006 Brent Patry 6 2006-2007 Jared DeMichiel 28 2006-2007 E most Points, season Brent Patry 5 2005-2006 Simon Lambert 51 2007-2008 Matt Smith 5 2005-2006 E lowest goals against average, season Steve Pinizzotto 44 2006-2007 Alan Mazur 5 2007-2008 (min . 1/3 time) Simon Lambert 42 2006-2007 Jocelyn Guimond 2 48. 2006-2007 Simon Lambert 39 2005-2006 E Highest Plus/minus, season Louis Menard 2 50. 2006-2007 Matt Smith 39 2007-2008 Alan Mazur +19 2006-2007 Louis Menard 2.75 2007-2008 Matt Smith 35 2006-2007 Brent Patry +12 2006-2007 Jocelyn Guimond 3 36. 2005-2006 Dan Ringwald 34 2007-2008 Brad Harris +9 2006-2007 Alan Mazur 30 2006-2007 Ricky Walton +9 2006-2007 E Highest save Percentage, season Brent Patry 28 2006-2007 Dan Ringwald +9 2007-2008 (min . 1/3 time) Darren Doherty 26 2005-2006 Anton Kharin +8 2006-2007 Jocelyn Guimond 922 .2006-2007 Rob Tarantino +8 2006-2007 Louis Menard 915 2006-2007. E most games Played, season Brent Alexin +8 2007-2008 Louis Menard .902 2007-2008 Matt Crowell 37 2007-2008 Brennan Sarazin +7 2006-2007 Jocelyn Guimond 906 .2005-2006 Simon Lambert 37 2007-2008 Darrell Draper +6 2006-2007 Sean Murphy 37 2007-2008 Bobby Raymond +6 2006-2007 E most shutouts, season Bobby Raymond 37 2007-2008 Jocelyn Guimond 2 2006-2007 Brennan Sarazin 37 2007-2008 E most Penalty minutes, season Louis Menard 1 2007-2008 Justin Hofstetter 36 2007-2008 Steve Pinizzotto 76 2006-2007 George Eliopoulous 1 2005-2006 Brent Patry 36 2007-2008 Darrell Draper 72 2005-2006 Louis Menard 1 2006-2007 Dan Ringwald 36 2007-2008 Darrell Draper 70 2006-2007 Matt Smith 36 2007-2008 Stephen Burns 63 2005-2006 Six tied with 35 Justin Hofstetter 56 2006-2007 Tyler Mazzei 56 2007-2008 E most game-Winning goals, season Brent Patry 54 2007-2008 Matt Smith 5 2007-2008 Brennan Sarazin 54 2007-2008 Simon Lambert 4 2006-2007 Brent Patry 52 2005-2006 Matt Crowell 3 2006-2007 Brennan Sarazin 52 2006-2007 Simon Lambert 3 2007-2008 Ricky Walton 3 2007-2008 Anton Kharin 2 2006-2007

Darren Doherty, assistant captain during RIT’s inau- guaral Division I season.

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E most goals, Career Sean Murphy 3 2007-2008 George Eliopoulos 182 2005-2006 Simon Lambert 55 2005-2008 Brennan Sarazin 3 2007-2008 Jared DeMichel 133 2006-2008 Matt Smith 53 2005-2008 Steve Pinizzotto 22 2005-2007 E most short Handed goals, Career E most Wins, Career Brennan Sarazin 20 2005-2008 Simon Lambert 5 2005-2008 Louis Menard 29 2005-2008 Darrell Draper 19 2005-2008 Rob Tarantino 3 2005-2007 Jocelyn Guimond 17 2005-2007 Anton Kharin 18 2006-2008 Darrell Draper 2 2005-2008 George Eliopoulous 2 2005-2006 Brent Patry 17 2005-2008 Brennan Sarazin 2 2006-2008 Jared DeMichiel 1 2006-2008 Matt Crowell 17 2006-2008 Darren Doherty 1 2005-2006 Ricky Walton 15 2005-2008 Brad Harris 1 2005-2007 E goals against average, Career Darren Doherty 12 2005-2006 Brent Patry 1 2005-2008 (min . 500 minutes) Ricky Walton 1 2005-2008 Louis Menard 2.83 2005-2008 E most assists, Career Jocelyn Guimond 3 00. 2005-2007 Simon Lambert 77 2005-2008 E most game Winning goals, Career Dan Ringwald 47 2006-2008 Simon Lambert 7 2005-2008 E Highest save Percentage, Career Matt Smith 46 2005-2008 Matt Smith 7 2005-2008 (min . 500 minutes) Alan Mazur 41 2006-2008 Brennan Sarazin 6 2005-2008 Jocelyn Guimond 912 .2005-2007 Steve Pinizzotto 40 2005-2007 Matt Crowell 4 2006-2008 Louis Menard .902 2005-2008 Brent Patry 36 2005-2008 Ricky Walton 4 2005-2008 Jesse Newman 30 2005-2008 Brent Patry 3 2005-2008 E most shutouts, Career Brennan Sarazin 28 2005-2008 Brad Harris 2 2005-2007 Jocelyn Guimond 2 2005-2007 Ricky Walton 27 2005-2008 Anton Kharin 2 2006-2008 Louis Menard 2 2005-2008 Darrell Draper 25 2005-2008 Alan Mazur 2 2006-2008 George Eliopoulous 1 2005-2006 Jesse Newman 2 2006-2008 E most Points, Career Simon Lambert 132 2005-2008 E Highest Plus/minus, Career Matt Smith 99 2005-2008 Alan Mazur +10 2006-2008 Steve Pinizzotto 62 2005-2007 Brennan Sarazin +8 2005-2008 Dan Ringwald 54 2006-2008 Brent Alexin +7 2006-2008 Brent Patry 53 2005-2008 Dan Ringwald +7 2006-2008 Alan Mazur 52 2006-2008 Rob Tarantino +5 2005-2007 Brennan Sarazin 48 2005-2008 Darrell Draper +5 2005-2008 Darrell Draper 44 2005-2008 Stevan Matic +4 2006-2008 Ricky Walton 42 2005-2008 Matt Crowell +4 2005-2008 Jesse Newman 38 2005-2008 Simon Lambert +3 2005-2008 Ricky Walton +3 2005-2008 E most games Played, Career Bobby Raymond 106 2005-2008 E most Penalty minutes, Career Brennan Sarazin 106 2005-2008 Darrell Draper 154 2005-2008 Simon Lambert 104 2005-2008 Stephen Burns 149 2005-2008 Brent Patry 104 2005-2008 Brennan Sarazin 142 2005-2008 Matt Smith 104 2005-2008 Brent Patry 132 2005-2008 Justin Hofstetter 100 2005-2008 Justin Hofstetter 128 2005-2008 Ricky Walton 95 2005-2008 Simon Lambert 121 2005-2008 Darrell Draper 89 2005-2008 Steve Pinizzotto 112 2005-2007 Stephen Burns 89 2005-2008 Bobby Raymond 104 2005-2008 Jesse Newman 83 2005-2008 Jesse Newman 88 2005-2008 Ricky Walton 84 2005-2008 E most Power Play goals, Career Matt Smith 33 2005-2008 E most goaltending games Played, Career Simon Lambert 23 2005-2008 Jocelyn Guimond 51 2005-2007 Steve Pinizzotto 12 2005-2007 Louis Menard 49 2005-2008 Brent Patry 11 2005-2008 George Eliopoulos 9 2005-2006 Alan Mazur 8 2006-2008 Jared DeMichel 8 2006-2008 Matt Crowell 6 2006-2008 Dan Ringwald 6 2006-2008 E most saves, Career Marc Hyman, RIT captain during the 2005-06 season. Darrell Draper 5 2005-2008 Jocelyn Guimond 1,478 2005-2007 Marc Hyman 4 2005-2006 Louis Menard 1,248 2005-2008

www.ritathletics.com 89 All-Time Coaching Records

Rochester Institute of Technology

WLT WLT WLT

Jim Heffer 70 27 2 Brian Mason 87 35 1 Wayne Wilson 165 78 22 1962-63 7 30 1980-81 14 10 0 1999-00 21 71 1963-64 17 01 1981-82 21 10 1 2000-01 27 11 1964-65 15 50 1982-83 23 90 2001-02 23 22 1965-66 14 40 1983-84 29 60 2002-03 19 42 1966-67 7 71 2003-04 13 75 1967-68 10 80 Bruce Delventhal 87 39 2 2004-05 13 10 1 1984-85 26 61 2005-06 9 24 2 Daryl Sullivan 131 135 3 1985-86 31 60 2006-07 21 11 2 1968-69 17 91 1986-87 16 12 0 2007-08 19 12 6 1969-70 9 17 0 1987-88 14 15 1 1970-71 7 90 All Years 754 404 54 1971-72 11 90 Buddy Powers 26 82 1972-73 14 10 1 1988-89 26 82 1973-74 11 13 0 E RIT Coaches By Winning Percentage Coach WL TPct. 1974-75 9 15 0 Eric Hoffberg 188 82 22 Buddy Powers 26 82.750 1975-76 12 13 0 1989-90 19 82 Jim Heffer 70 27 2 .717 1976-77 6 15 0 1990-91 16 10 2 Brian Mason 87 35 1 .711 1977-78 8 81 1991-92 12 15 2 Bruce Delventhal 87 39 2 .688 1978-79 15 70 1992-93 11 13 1 Eric Hoffberg 188 82 22 .682 1979-80 12 10 0 1993-94 20 82 Wayne Wilson 165 78 22 .664 1994-95 17 83 Daryl Sullivan 131 135 3 .493 1995-96 25 61 1996-97 21 72 1997-98 20 45 All Years 754 404 54 .644 1998-99 27 32

Jim Heffer, RIT’s first men’s hockey head coach. Former Head Coach Eric Hoffberg, all-time leader in wins at RIT with 188.

90 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence Records vs. All Opponents

2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey

Last Last Last Last Last Last Opponenent W-L-T Opponenent W-L-T Opponenent W-L-T Met Won Met Won Met Won

Air Force 8-8-2 07-08 07-08 Lafayette 2-0-0 72-73 72-73 St. John Fisher 27-2-0 78-79 78-79 Alabama-Huntsville 0-9-1 05-06 —— Lake Forest 1-0-0 97-98 97-98 St. Lawrence 1-5-0 06-07 05-06 Alaska-Anchorage 1-2-0 87-88 85-86 Lebanon Valley 4-0-0 04-05 04-05 St. Michael’s 1-0-0 03-04 03-04 Alaska-Fairbanks 0-3-0 87-88 —— Lehigh 10-2-0 79-80 79-80 St. Norbert 3-2-1 04-05 04-05 American International 10-2-1 07-08 07-08 Lowell 1-3-0 82-83 82-83 St. Thomas 2-0-0 84-85 84-85 Amherst 5-0-0 02-03 02-03 Manhattanville 9-4-2 04-05 03-04 Salem State 2-0-1 94-95 92-93 Army 1-1-2 07-08 06-07 Mankato State 3-1-0 86-87 86-87 Scranton 3-0-0 93-94 93-94 Augsburg 1-0-0 83-84 83-84 Mass-Amherst 1-0-0 93-94 93-94 Seneca 3-3-0 99-00 99-00 Babson 7-2-0 03-04 88-89 Mass-Boston 1-0-0 92-93 92-93 Sheridan 1-0-0 80-81 80-81 Bemidji State 2-1-0 85-86 84-85 McMaster 0-1-0 81-82 —— Skidmore 1-1-0 95-96 95-96 Bentley 7-3-1 07-08 07-08 Mercyhurst 21-12-4 07-08 07-08 Southern Maine 1-0-0 94-95 94-95 Boston College 0-1-0 07-08 ------Merrimack 3-2-1 89-90 85-86 Syracuse 16-1-0 72-73 72-73 Bowdoin 3-3-0 97-98 97-98 Michigan-Dearborn 0-5-0 88-89 —— Toronto 0-1-0 90-91 —— Bowling Green 0-3-0 07-08 ------Middlebury 2-5-0 98-99 96-97 Trinity 1-1-0 99-00 99-00 Brock 4-4-0 91-92 91-92 MIT 1-0-0 71-72 71-72 Union 12-4-3 06-07 90-91 SUNY Brockport 41-31-3 01-02 01-02 Minnesota 1-0-0 07-08 07-08 U.S. National U18 5-8-1 05-06 05-06 Buffalo 19-18-1 86-87 86-87 Monroe CC 1-0-0 69-70 69-70 Utica 22-2-0 04-05 04-05 Buffalo State 7-1-0 98-99 98-99 Nebraska-Omaha 2-0-0 98-99 98-99 Villanova 1-0-0 96-97 96-97 Canisius 45-14-1 07-08 07-08 Neumann 8-0-0 04-05 04-05 Waterloo 1-1-0 05-06 05-06 Canton 5-21-0 80-81 80-81 New England 3-1-0 03-04 83-84 Wayne State 1-0-0 99-00 99-00 Champlain 0-1-0 74-75 —— New Haven 1-5-0 82-83 82-83 Wentworth 1-1-1 04-05 04-05 Clarkson 2-8-1 06-07 86-87 Niagara 3-4-3 07-08 96-97 Wesleyan 1-0-0 94-95 94-95 Colby 6-0-0 00-01 00-01 North Adams State 7-2-0 91-92 91-92 Western Michigan 1-0-0 85-86 85-86 Colgate 1-6-0 07-08 85-86 Northeastern JV 1-0-0 68-69 68-69 Westfield State 1-0-0 81-82 81-82 Concordia 1-0-0 97-98 97-98 Norwich 4-3-0 99-00 99-00 Wilfrid Laurier 2-3-0 01-02 01-02 Connecticut 6-4-1 07-08 06-07 Notre Dame 2-2-0 89-90 89-90 Williams 9-0-0 03-04 03-04 Connecticut Coll 1-0-0 00-01 00-01 Oneida 1-0-0 63-64 63-64 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 4-0-0 02-03 02-03 Cornell 1-2-0 07-08 07-08 SUNY Oswego 35-38-4 05-06 04-05 Wisconsin-River Falls 2-0-0 00-01 00-01 Cornell JV 3-2-0 69-70 69-70 Ottawa 2-0-0 83-84 83-84 Wisconsin-Stevens Point 0-4-1 92-93 —— SUNY Cortland 23-5-0 03-04 03-04 Penn 0-1-0 64-65 —— Worcester 0-2-0 75-76 —— Curry 1-1-0 04-05 03-04 SUNY Plattsburgh 13-18-3 04-05 02-03 York (Ont.) 2-0-0 98-99 98-99 Elmira 31-30-4 04-05 04-05 Plymouth State 1-0-0 74-75 74-75 Fairfield 1-0-0 94-95 94-95 SUNY Potsdam 31-5-1 03-04 03-04 Bold indicates 2008-09 opponents Findlay 4-2-0 99-00 99-00 Queens College 1-0-0 79-80 79-80 Fitchburg State 1-0-0 94-95 94-95 Quinnipiac 1-3-0 06-07 06-07 SUNY Fredonia 10-5-4 05-06 05-06 Ramapo 3-0-1 79-80 79-80 SUNY Geneseo 36-10-3 05-06 05-06 Rensselaer 1-3-0 05-06 86-87 Hamilton 11-10-1 00-01 00-01 Robert Morris 0-1-1 05-06 05-06 Hilton 2-0-0 63-64 63-64 Rochester 8-0-0 65-66 65-66 Hobart 71-7-1 04-05 04-05 Royal Military Academy 1-0-0 79-80 79-80 Holy Cross 10-5-0 07-08 07-08 Rutgers 2-0-0 73-74 73-74 Humber 2-0-0 03-04 03-04 Ryerson 2-0-0 93-94 93-94 Iona 2-3-0 79-80 79-80 Sacred Heart 4-1-0 07-08 07-08 Ithaca 17-18-0 75-76 75-76 St. Anselm 1-0-0 87-88 87-88 Johnson & Wales 2-0-0 02-03 02-03 St. Bonaventure 10-0-0 92-93 92-93 Kent State 3-2-0 89-90 89-90 St. Clair 3-0-0 06-07 06-07

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92

All-ECAC/Atlantic Hockey

Rochester Institute of Technology

Year Name Position Team Year Name Position Team Year Name Position Team

1978-79 Ron Kerr forward ROY Randy Cheynowski forward first Mike Bournazakis forward first Chris Johnstone forward ROY Chris Maybury forward first Ryan Francke defense first Jim Larouche defense first 1995-96 Adam French defense first Mike Tarantino forward second 1981-82 2002-03 Dave Burkholder goalie first Jamie Morris goalie first Ryan Fairbarn defense second Chris Johnstone forward second Jamie Morris goalie ROY Tyler Euverman goalie second B.J. Hull defense ROY Steve Toll forward first Darren Doherty forward ART 1982-83 Chris Johnstone forward first 1996-97 Kelly Morel defense first Ryan Francke defense first Dave Burkholder goalie first Jamie Morris goalie first Mike Tarantino forward first Ritchie Herbert forward ROY Peter Bournazakis forward first Darren Doherty forward second Chris Johnstone forward first Peter Bournazakis forward ROY George Eliopolous goalie second 1983-84 1997-98 B.J. Hull defense first Pat Staerker forward first Ryan Fairbarn defense second 2003-04 Dave Burkholder goalie first Jamie Morris goalie first Michael Tucciarone forward HM Chris Johnstone forward first Jerry Galway defense first Tristan Fairbarn forward ART 1984-85 Blaise MacDonald defense first 1998-99 Pat Stearker forward POY Brad Harris forward ART John Hawkins defense POY Luke Murphy forward first Tristan Fairbarn forward co-ROY Scott Brown forward ROY Pat Staerker forward POY Mike Tarantino forward co-POY 1985-86 John Hawkins defense first 1999-00 Mike Bournazakis forward ROY Marc Hyman defense first Ritchie Herbert forward first Wayne Wilson coach COY Jason Chafe forward second 2004-05 1986-87 Ritchie Herbert forward first Mike Bournazakis forward first Simon Lambert forward ART Fred Abraham goalie ROY Pete Bournazakis forward first 1987-88 Scott Brown forward first Derek Hahn forward first All-Atlantic Hockey Association Tim Cordick defense second Jerry Galway defense first Alan Mazur defense ROY Scott Brown forward first Tyler Euverman goalie first Louis Menard goalie GOY 1988-89 Fred Abraham goalie second Ryan Fairbarn defense second Simon Lambert forward second Tim Cordick defense second 2000-01 Mike Tarantino forward ART Brent Patry defense second Chris Palmer forward first Ryan Fairbarn defense ART 2006-07 Alan Mazur defense third 1989-90 Tim Cordick defense first Matt Moore defense ART Louis Menard goalie third Bill Gall defense first Rob Boope goalie ART Anton Kharin forward ART 1990-91 Steve Mirabile forward second Mike Tarantino forward ROY Alan Mazur defense ART 1991-92 Tom Masaschi forward second Tyler Euverman goalie GOY Louis Menard goalie ART Scott MacNair forward POY Wayne Wilson coach COY Simon Lambert forward LS 1992-93 Mike Heaney defense HM Mike Bournazakis forward first Simon Lambert forward first Derrick Barnett goalie HM Jerry Galway defense first 2007-08 Dan Ringwald defense first Jay Murphy forward POY Mike Tarantino forward second Bobby Raymond defense third 1993-94 Kyle O’Brien defense first Ryan Fairbarn defense second 2001-02 ART = All Rookie Team 1994-95 Steve Toll forward ROY Tyler Euverman goalie second ROY = Rookie of the Year Roberto Orofiamma forward ART POY = Player of the Year Jerry Galway defense POY GOY = Goaltender of the Year Wayne Wilson coach COY LS = Leading Scorer Trophy HM = Honorable Mention Bold indicates 2007-08 Tigers

94 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence All-Americans

2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey

Dave Burkholder Chris Johnstone B.J. Hull Blaise MacDonald John Hawkins Scott Brown 1983-84, Goalie, First Team 1983-84, Forward, First Team 1983-84, Defense, Second Team 1984-85, Defense , First Team 1985-86, Defense, Second Team 1988-89, Forward, First Team 1984-85, Forwaard, Second Team

Tim Cordick Chris Palmer Bill Gall Jay Murphy Chris Maybury Adam French 1988-89, Defense, Second Team 1989-90, Forward, Second Team 1990-91, Defense, First Team 1993-94, Forward, First Team 1994-95, Forward, Second Team 1995-96, Defense, Second Team 1995-96, Forward, First Team

Steve Toll Jamie Morris Bryan Cossette Pat Staerker Jerry Galway Pete Bournazakis 1996-97, Forward, First Team 1996-97, Goalie, Second Team 1996-97, Defense, Second Team 1997-98, Forward, Second Team 1998-99, Defense, First Team 2000-01, Forward, First Team 1998-99, Forward, First Team 2000-01, Defense, First Team 1999-00, Forward, Second Team 2001-02, Defense, First Team

Tyler Euverman Derek Hahn Mike Bournazakis Mike Tarantino 2000-01, Goalie, First Team 2000-01, Center, First Team 2001-02, Forward, First Team 2003-04, Forward, Second Team

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Rochester Institute of Technology

Year Goals Assists Points Penalty Min. PP Goals SH Goals

1967-68 Bill Henry (21) Dennis Lepley (30) Dennis Lepley (47) N/A N/A N/A 1968-69 Dennis Lepley (29) Ken Vokac (24) Dennis Lepley (48) N/A N/A N/A 1969-70 Mike Skivington (14) Mike Skivington (19) Mike Skivington (33) N/A N/A N/A Maynard Howe (19) 1970-71 Bill Lukaszonas (21) Mike Skivington (25) Bill Lukaszonas (40) N/A N/A N/A Mike Skivington (40) 1971-72 Bill Lukaszonas (19) Dave Johnson (24) Bill Lukaszonas (40) Craig Winchester (57) N/A N/A Norm Reid (19) 1972-73 Norm Reid (18) Norm Reid (24) Norm Reid (42) N/A N/A N/A 1973-74 Len Williams (37) Deane Sigler (19) Len Williams (52) N/A N/A N/A 1974-75 Doug Heffer (27) Al Vyverberg (35) Al Vyverberg (45) N/A N/A N/A 1975-76 Al Vyverburg (21) Jay Hill (23) Al Vyverberg (44) N/A N/A N/A Al Vyverberg (23) 1976-77 Rich Nesbit (9) Tom Birch (19) Tom Birch (26) Jeff Knisley (54) N/A N/A Glenn Collins (9) 1977-78 Bob Hilton (14) Tom Birch (18) Bob Hilton (29) Jeff Knisley (55) N/A N/A 1978-79 Ron Kerr (28) Rick Kozlowski (38) Rick Kozlowski (55) Ed McDonald (48) N/A N/A 1979-80 Scott Faber (20) Rick Kozlowski (27) Rick Kozlowski (44) Brett Miller (72) N/A N/A Tom Birch (44) 1980-81 Todd Healy (18) T.J. Perras (23) Ron Howarth (38) Mike Kelly (54) N/A N/A 1981-82 Chris Johnstone (32) Chris Johnstone (35) Chris Johnstone (67) Doug Tracy (59) N/A N/A 1982-83 Chris Johnstone (29) Chris Johnstone (32) Chris Johnstone (61) John Hawkins (57) Chris Johnstone (15) Chuck Samar (2) 1983-84 Chris Johnstone (30) B.J. Hull (44) Chris Johnstone (66) John Hawkins (57) Bobby Trowell (11) Five tied with (1) Chris Johnstone (11) 1984-85 Larry Shompe (32) Blaise MacDonald (35) Chris Johnstone (57) John Hawkins (98) Bobby Trowell (10) Larry Shompe (5) 1985-86 Scott Brown (32) Scott Brown (42) Scott Brown (74) M. Montambault (76) Scott Brown (16) Jim Regan (2) 1986-87 Scott Brown (20) Ritchie Herbert (23) Ritchie Herbert (39) Tom Herstad (69) Scott Brown (11) Scott Brown (2) 1987-88 Chris Palmer (27) Scott Brown (30) Scott Brown (51) Paul DePasquale (66) Chris Palmer (11) Steve Mirabile (2) 1988-89 Chris Palmer (36) Scott Brown (34) Chris Palmer (66) Paul DePasquale (90) Chris Palmer (15) Scott Brown (5) 1989-90 Chris Palmer (26) Chris Palmer (41) Chris Palmer (67) Pat Coyle (98) Chris Palmer (7) Chris Palmer (5) 1990-91 Scott Martin (20) Bill Gall (31) Bill Gall (45) Bill Gall (80) Ken Moran (6) Scott MacNair (3) Steve Mirabile (6) 1991-92 Scott MacNair (24) Tom Masaschi (36) Tom Masaschi (59) Mike Heaney (120) Tom Masaschi (8) Jay Murphy (4) 1992-93 Jay Murphy (22) Scott MacNair (25) Scott MacNair (45) John Pallante (80) Scott MacNair (10) Jay Murphy (3) Kyle O’ Brien (80) 1993-94 Jay Murphy (27) Chris Maybury (40) Jay Murphy (61) Todd Dougherty (103) Jay Murphy (11) Four tied with (1) 1994-95 Chris Maybury (30) Chris Maybury (35) Chris Maybury (65) Angelo Papalia (135) Chris Maybury (14) Chris Maybury (3) 1995-96 Chris Maybury (25) Chris Maybury (39) Chris Maybury (64) Adam French (86) Chris Maybury (8) Randy Cheynowski (2) Steve Toll (25) Steve Toll (2) 1996-97 Steve Toll (39) Steve Toll (45) Steve Toll (84) D.J. Robinson (69) Erik Noack (11) Steve Toll (4) 1997-98 Peter Bournazakis (24) Luke Murphy (46) Peter Bournazakis (61) Jerry Galway (56) Peter Bournazakis (8) Patrick Staerker (3) 1998-99 Matt Garver (30) Luke Murphy (36) Patrick Staerker (57) Jonathan Day (68) Matt Garver (8) Matt Garver (3) Peter Bournazakis (8) 1999-00 Peter Bournazakis (28) Patrick Staerker (57) Patrick Staerker (55) Michael Gargiles (83) Peter Bournazakis (13) Scott Jones (3) 2000-01 Peter Bournazakis (32) Mike Bournazakis (51) Mike Bournazakis (71) Peter Bournazakis (51) Peter Bournazakis (17) Josh Faulkner (2) Jared Conlon (51) 2001-02 Mike Tarantino (22) Mike Bournazakis (51) Mike Bournazakis (58) Mike Walling (61) Mike Tarantino (9) Lanner Fayad (2) 2002-03 Sam Hill (25) Mike Bournazakis (30) Mike Bournazakis (46) Ryan Francke (75) Mike Bournazakis (11) David Bagley (4) 2003-04 Mike Tarantino (16) Mike Tarantino (25) Mike Tarantino (41) Ryan Francke (88) Mike Tarantino (6) Mike Tarantino (1) Ryan Fairbarn (6) 2004-05 Michael Tucciarone (12) Jason Chafe (25) Jason Chafe (31) J.R. Holmes (76) Matt Smith (8) Simon Lambert (2) 2005-06 Simon Lambert (17) Simon Lambert (22) Simon Lambert (39) Darrell Draper (72) Simon Lambert (6) Rob Tarantino (2) 2006-07 Simon Lambert (17) Steve Pinizzotto (31) Steve Pinizzotto (44) Steve Pinizzotto (76) Matt Smith (11) Simon Lambert (3) Matt Smith (17) 2007-08 Matt Smith (27) Dan Ringwald (31) Simon Lambert (51) Tyler Mazzei (56) Matt Smith (17) Brennan Sarazin (2)

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97 RIT in the Postseason

Rochester Institute of Technology

Year Div. Round Results Year Div. Round Results Year Div. Round Results

1982-83 first *RIT 6, Mankato State 1 1988-89 first +Oswego 7, RIT 5 1998-99 fourth RIT 7, Amherst 2 *Mankato State 6, RIT 3 +RIT 5, Oswego 2 RIT 6, Amherst 2 II III semis RIT 4, Lowell 1 +#RIT 4, Oswego 1 semis RIT 3, Middlebury 9 finals RIT 4, Bemidji State 2 III semis +RIT 6, Babson 2 cons. RIT 2, Norwich 9 1983-84 first *RIT 13, Oswego 2 +RIT 7, Babson 5 1999-00 first Norwich 4, RIT 1 III *RIT 10, Oswego 1 finals +RIT 3, Wisc.-Stevens Pt. 3 Norwich 5, RIT 1 III semis Union 5, RIT 4 (4 OTs) +Wisc.-Stevens Pt. 3, RIT 2 2000-01 first RIT 8, Lebanon Valley 1 cons. RIT 10, Augsburg 1 1989-90 III N/A Did not compete RIT 10, Lebanon Valley 2 III 1984-85 first *RIT 5, St. Thomas 4 1990-91 III N/A Did not compete semis RIT 5, Wis. River Falls 2 *RIT 5, St. Thomas 2 1991-92 III N/A Did not compete finals Plattsburgh 6, RIT 2 III semis RIT 3, Union 2 1992-93 III N/A Did not compete 2001-02 first + RIT 4, Plattsburgh 4 (ot) finals RIT 5, Bemidji State 1 1993-94 first +RIT 3, Fredonia 3 III +RIT 2, Plattsburgh 2 (OT) III 1985-86 first +RIT 4, Union 1 +Fredonia 7, RIT 0 +# Plattsburgh 1, RIT 0 +RIT 8, Union 7 1994-95 III N/A Did not compete 2002-03 III N/A Did not compete III semis Bemidji State 4, RIT 3 (OUT) 1995-96 first +RIT 6, Potsdam 3 2003-04 III N/A Did not compete cons. RIT 6, Mankato State 0 +RIT 5, Potsdam 3 2004-05 III N/A Did not compete III 1986-87 III N/A Did not compete semis RIT 2,Wisc.-River Falls 1 2005-06^ I N/A Did not compete 1987-88 III N/A Did not compete finals Middlebury 3, RIT 2 2006-07^ I N/A Did not compete 1996-97 first Middlebury 6, RIT 4 2007-08 I N/A Did not compete III Middlebury 6, RIT 3 *Two-game, total goal series 1997-98 first +Plattsburgh 6, RIT 3 +Two-game series; #Mini-game III +RIT 3, Plattsburgh 2 ^Unable to compete due to move to Division I probationary period +#Plattsburgh 2, RIT 0 Results in bold indicate championships.

Year Results Year Results Year Results

1975-76 Worcester State 11, RIT 0 1989-90 Oswego 7, RIT 5 2001-02 RIT 10, Hobart 1 - Semifinal 1978-79 Trinity 9, RIT 6 1990-91 RIT 6, Union 3 RIT 2, Elmira 1 - Championship 1979-80 *RIT 8, Amherst 4 Mercyhurst 4, RIT 1 2002-03 RIT 6, Hobart 2 - Semifinal *Bentley 7, RIT 6 (OT) 1991-92 Elmira 7, RIT 2 Elmira 4, RIT 3 - Championship 1980-81 first year in ECAC Division II, 1992-93 Did not compete 2003-04 RIT 4, Manhattanville 2 - Semifinal ineligible for playoffs 1993-94 RIT 4, Canisius 3 - Semifinal Hobart 3, RIT 1 - Championship 1981-82 RIT 5, Norwich 4 RIT 5, Elmira 2 - Championship 2004-05 Manhattanville 6, RIT 2 - Semifinal North Adams State 5, RIT 3 1994-95 RIT 5, Canisius 4 (2 OT) - Semifinal 2005-06 ^ First year in Division I 1982-83 Middlebury 5, RIT 3 Mercyhurst 9, RIT 2 - Championship 2006-07 ^ Second year in Division I 1983-84 RIT 7, Hamilton 0 - Quarterfinal 1995-96 RIT 10, Elmira 6 - Semifinal *2007-08 RIT 5, Holy Cross 4 (OT) - Quarterfinal Game 1 RIT 6, Plattsburgh 2 - Semifinal RIT 3, Canisius 2 (OT) - Championship RIT 5, Holy Cross 4 (OT) - Quarterfinal Game 2 RIT 3, Union 1 - Championship 1996-97 RIT 3, Canisius 2 (OT) - Semifinal Air Force 5, RIT 0 - Semifinal 1984-85 RIT 10, Oswego 1 Elmira 5, RIT 4 (OT) - Championship Union 7, RIT 3 1997-98 RIT 3, Mercyhurst 0 - Semifinal 1985-86 RIT 8, Union 6 - Semifinal Niagara 5, RIT 2 - Championship 1975-2005 - ECAC Tournament 2007-present - Atlantic Hockey Association Tournament RIT 9, Plattsburgh 5 - Championship 1998-99 RIT 10, Hobart 3 - Semifinal ^Unable to compete due to move to Division I probationary 1986-87 Canisius 2, RIT 0 RIT 6, Mercyhurst 1 - Championship period 1987-88 RIT 5, Union 4 (2 OT) 1999-00 RIT 6, Hobart 4 - Semifinal Results in bold indicate championships. Elmira 8, RIT 4 RIT 3, Elmira 2 - Championship 1988-89 RIT 9, Cortland 3 - Quarterfinal 2000-01 RIT 9, Hobart 1 - Semifinal RIT 9, Elmira 5 - Semifinal RIT 8, Manhattanville 2 - Championship RIT 5, Union 3 - Championship

98 RIT Hockey: A Tradition of Excellence Tigers in the Pros

2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey

PINIZZOTTO SIGNS PROFESSIONAL CONTRACT WITH WASHINGTON CAPITALS

On March 19, 2007, Steve Pinizzotto became the first Tiger since the program moved to Division I in 2005 to leave school early and sign a professional contract . Pinizzotto officially signed a two-year entry-level deal with the NHL’s Washington Capitals . Last season, Pinizzotto split time between the of the AHL and the of the ECHL . He had four assists in 23 games with Hershey, and scored 15 goals and added 17 assists for 32 points in 40 regular season contests with South Carolina . He also played in 15 playoff contests, five with Hershey, and 10 for South Carolina . Pinizzotto enjoyed a tremendous season for the Tigers in 2006-07, leading the squad in scoring with 44 points on 13 goals and 31 assists in 34 games . He also led RIT with 76 penalty minutes . In addition, goaltender Jocelyn Guimond signed a professional contract with of the League in Finland . Guimond enjoyed a stellar two-year career with the Tigers from 2005-2007 . On Oct . 28, 2005, Guimond tied a NCAA Division I record for saves in a regulation victory, stopping 66 shots as RIT defeated nationally- ranked St . Lawrence 3-2 at the Ritter Arena . In 2007-08, seniors Simon Lambert and Matt Smith signed professional contracts just days after finishing up their seasons in mid-March . Both men had already received their bachelor’s degrees a semester early and had used all of their collegiate eligibilty . Both men signed in the ECHL . Smith played with the South Carolina Stingrays, while Lambert was a member of the Victoria Salmon Kings . This season, Smith is playing in Denmark, while Lambert signed with the Oklahoma City Blazers of the Central Hockey League . Steve Pinizzotto will play the 2008-09 season in the Washington Capitals organization. Chris Palmer was RIT's first hockey player to sign a contract with a NHL team, inking a deal with the New Jersey Devils organization in 1990 . Palmer scored 174 points in three seasons with the Tigers from 1987-90 . During Wilson’s tenure as Tiger head coach, several players have played professional hockey after their RIT careers concluded . Recent graduates such as Derek Hahn, Jerry Galway, Ryan Fairbarn, Jason Chafe and Michael Tucciarone are enjoying solid careers, having played in the Central and United Hockey Leagues . Former RIT standout player and assistant coach Chris Palmer played in the American Hockey League and on the Canadian National Team in the early 1990’s . Wilson (1988-99) and Assistant Coach Brian Hills (1994-01) both mentored several players who have enjoyed excellent careers in the NHL, including Norris Trophy winner and three-time All-Star defen- seman Rob Blake, while they were assistant coaches at Bowling Green University . Wilson and Hills also coached former NHL players Dan Bylsma, Kevin Dahl, Iain Duncan, Nelson Emerson, Brett Harkins, Peter Ratchuk, Paul Ysebart and former Rochester American and Buf- falo Sabre Brian Holzinger . Wilson and Hills have also coached cur- rent NHL players Mike Johnson, Ken Klee, Greg deVries and Kevin Bieska of the Vancouver Canucks . Chris Palmer played in the New Jersey Devils organization from 1990-91.

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E a Carmody, Sean 1991-92 Favot, Andrew 2007-08 Hinrichsen, John 1983-86 Abraham, Fred 1987-91 Carroll, Ed 1981-84 Fayad, Lanner 1998-99, 00-03 Hochmuth, Bill 1971-75 Adams, Bill 1977-78, 79-80 Carroll, Geoff 1982-84 Fazzi, Ian 2002-05 Hofstetter, Justin 2005-08 Anderson, Syd 1969-70 Cassells, Kevin 1987-89 Firkins, Jeff 1987-89 Hogan, Geroge 1992-93 Andreala, Steve 1969-70 Castro, Mel 1968-70 Firman, Russ 1983-87 Holmes, J .R . 2002-05 Alexin, Brent 2006-08 Chafe, Jason 2001-05 Forselius, Charlie 1989-91 Holzman, Mike 1982-84 Alm, Andy 1980-81 Cheynowski, Randy 1993-96 Foster, Ed 1991-93 Horiuchi, Grant 1983-85 Armes, Brian 1998-02 Clark, Donald 1967-70 Francke, Ryan 2000-04 Howarth, Glenn 1976-80 Auer, Jeff 1972-75 Clarke, Steve 1970-71 French, Adam 1993-96 Howarth, Ron 1979-82 Augustyn, Dan 1991-94 Cluett, Tim 1988-92 Fricchione, Dave 1993-97 Howe, Maynard 1967-70 Collins, Bob 1974-75 Fukes, Steve 1996-99 Hrivnak, Matt 1999-02 E B Collins, Glenn 1976-77 Hull, B .J . 1982-85 Bagley, David 2001-03 Comi, Chris 1991-92 E g Hull, Jim 1983-85 Baker, James 1969-71 Conlon, Jared 1999-03 Gall, Bill 1987-91 Hunt, Tim 1968-69 Barnett, Derrick 1991-94 Connolly, Tim 1975-79 Gallagher, Zack 1991-92 Hupp, Craig 2002-05 Barrett, Jon 1976-77 Constantine, Peter 1997-99 Galway, Jerry 1997-99, 00-02 Hutten, Ethan 1992-96 Bauer, Greg 1978-79 Coon, Steve 2006-08 Gargiles, Michael 1996-00 Hyman, Marc 2002-06 Bauman, Mike 1985-86 Cordick, Tim 1986-90 Garver, Matt 1998-99 Beard, Andy 1991-92 Cossette, Bryan 1993-97 Gaston, Garry 1970-72, 73-74 E J Bebak, Ray 1980-81 Costea, Mark 1993-95 George, Adam 2000-04 Jackson, Pete 1974-76 Beggs, Mark 1987-88 Cotie, Jim 1985-89 Germain, Lou 1988-89 Jaffe, Andrew 1993-96 Begoon, Jef 1973-76 Coughlin, Dale 1999-00 Gettum, Phillip 1969-73 Janda, Mike 2007-08 Beldon, Mike 1978-82 Cowan, John 1979-80 Giacalone, Phil 1984-88 Jansen, Dave 1980-82 Belanger, Norm 1982-85 Coyle, Pat 1988-91 Giacobbi, Denis 1980-81 Jarvis, Greg 1991-92 Beliveau, Ryan 1998-99 Crowell, Matt 2006-08 Gladding, Bryn 1987-88 Jenkins, Harry 1991-92 Bifulco, Tony 2002-06 Glenz, Arthur 1969-72 Johnston, Dave 1970-73 Birch, Tom 1976-80 E D Goldhar, Erik 1994-95 Johnstone, Chris 1981-85 Bjourness, Bill 1982-84 Day, Jonathan 1997-01 Gramza, Mark 1980-82 Jones, Mike 1984-86 Blaise, Jim 1971-72 Dera, Keith 1976-79 Grande, Stephen 1985-87 Jones, Scott 1996-00 Blanding, Lee 1986-87 DePasquale, Paul 1985-89 Grigely, Joe 1974-75 Blanken, Chuck 1977-79 DeRuby, Mike 1977-78 Guimond, Jocelyn 2005-07 E k Blevins, Wes 1996-00 Desso, Chris 1992-95 Guttosch, Jim 1971-72 Kartes, Jim 1989-92 Blicker, Skip 1976-78 Deweese, Brad 1992-93 Kavanagh, Gardner 1976-77 Bohane, Matt 1982-83 DiLungo, Pat 1978-79 E H Keeler, Richard 1968-69 Bohnke, Kevin 1970-72 Doherty, Darren 2002-06 Hace, Jerry 1971-74 Keene, Tom 1972-75 Boller, Pat 1992-93 Dominach, Terry 1983-84 Hahn, Derek 1998-01 Kells, James 1967-70 Boope, Rob 2000-01 Dougherty, Mark 1967-70 Hall, Brian 1983-84, 86-88 Kelly, Mike 1980-82 Borggaard, Andrew 1992-93 Dougherty, Todd 1992-94 Hallice, Chet 1984-88 Kerr, Ron 1978-79 Bourbonnais, John 1984-86 Doyle, Mark 1985-87 Han, Dennis 2003-04 Kharin, Anton 2006-08 Bournazakis, Mike 1999-02 Doyle, Mike 1984-85 Hannen, Tim 1987-88 King, Bill 1985-86 Bournazakis, Pete 1997-01 Draper, Darrell 2004-08 Harris, Brad 2003-07 King, McAllister 1997-01 Boyd, Dan 1988-90 Driscoll, Adam 1996-00 Harris, Matt 2004-08 Klaver, Sean 1997-99 Brady, James 1967-68 Dwyer, Mike 1987-88 Hartbeben, Robert 1968-69 Klosowski, Jeremy 1996-97 Breau, Don 1980-81 Hawkins, John 1982-86 Knisley, Jeff 1976-77, 78-79 Brouwer, Rich 1981-84 E e Healy, Todd 1980-82 Kokosa, Andy 1982-83 Brown, Scott 1985-89 Eaton, Dave 1969-70 Heaney, Mike 1990-93 Kozlowski, Rick 1978-80 Bryant, Peter 1981-83, 84-85 Edwards, Kyle 1995-99 Heffer, Doug 1973-77 Kruk, Tim 1978-80 Buckley, Bob 1972-73 Eliopoulos, George 2002-06 Henry, Ed 1982-83 Krull, Gary 1979-80 Burgholzer, Mark 1981-83 Euverman, Tyler 1999-03 Henry, William 1967-70 Krygier, Todd 1983-84 Burkhard, Robert 1967-71 Eydt, Jaren 1999-00 Herbert, Ritchie 1983-87 Kushay, John 1979-80 Burkholder, Dave 1980-84 Herschbein, Bernard 1969-72 Burns, Mike 1971-75 E f Herstad, Tom 1983-87 E l Burns, Stephen 2004-08 Faber, Scott 1979-81 Hewitson, Eric 1971-72 Lach, Jay 1988-90 Burns, William 1968-69 Fairbarn, Ryan 2000-04 Higgs, John 1990-91 Lambert, Simon 2004-08 Fairbarn, Tristan 2003-07 Hill, Jay 1972-76 Lantry, James 1972-74 E C Farnham, John 1987-90 Hill, Mark 1987-90 Lantry, Terry 1972-76 Cahill, Russ 1989-91 Farrer, Steve 2003-06 Hill, Sam 1999-03 Larouche, Jim 1981-83 Cameron, Tom 1974-77 Faulkner, Josh 1999-02 Hilton, Bob 1977-78 LaShomb, Dave 1972-73

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Lauzon, Craig 1989-90 E n Reeners, Martin 1970-74 Thomas, Bob 1981-83 Lazar, Cheyne 1994-98 Nappa, Mark 1994-95 Regan, Jim 1985-89 Thomas, Jim 1989-91 Lepley, Dennis 1967-69 Nelson, Tim 1979-80 Reid, Norm 1971-74 Thomas, Matt 1994-95, 96-98 Lewis, David 1978-81 Nesbit, Rich 1975-77 Resteghini, Carl 1989-90 Thompson, Chad 1985-89 Lindsay, Jamie 1970-71 Neuscheler, Chip 1967-68 Rice, Todd 1975-77, 78-79 Toll, Steve 1994-97 Lisa, Gary 1986-88 Newman, Jesse 2005-08 Richardson, Ian 1991-92 Tonkel, Ray 1974-75 Lloyd, John 1970-74 Newport, Jim 1990-91 Rieck, Tom 1992-93 Tracy, Doug 1981-84 Lorenzen, Rob 1984-86 Newtown, Jamie 1994-97 Ringwald, Dan 2006-08 Tripoli, Scott 1978-81 Loring, Pete 1986-88 Nicholson, Jason 1993-97 Rivington, Dale 1985-86 Trowell, Bobby 1981-85 Luckino, Brandon 2000-02 Nightingale, Mike 1981-82 Rivington, Gord 1985-86 Tucciarone, Michael 2001-05 Lukaszonas, Bill 1970-73 Noack, Erik 1994-98 Robinson, D .J . 1993-97 Tyson, Ty 1996-97 Lukazonas, Justin 1999-01 Nuccitelli, Jeff 1990-91 Robinson, John 1967-68 Luplow, Doug 1992-96 Nunez, Greg 1987-88 Roderick, Clinton 1992-94 E U Nutter, Rich 1990-92 Roe, Phil 1986-90 Underwood, Wendell 1977-78 E m Rohlfs, Rob 1984-88 MacDonald, Blaise 1981-85 E o Roman, Tom 1990-92 E v MacKenzie, Blair 1984-85 O’Brien, Kyle 1990-94 Ropponen, Jan 2007-08 Vadas, Dave 1974-78 MacNair, Scott 1989-93 O’Brien, Marty 1975-76 Vessio, Rob 1998-02 Macovi, Brent 2003-05 O’Conner, Jim 1979-82 E s Viditz-Ward, Glen 1985-87 Martin, Francois 1992-94 O’Halloran, Mike 1979-80 Samar, Chuck 1982-84 Vokac, Kenneth 1967-70 Martin, Scott 1989-92 Olsen, Shawn 1978-81 Sarazin, Brennan 2005-08 Vyverberg, Al 1972-76 Masaschi, Tom 1988-92 Oremus, Bill 1974-76 Scamura, Tim 1978-79 Matic, Stevan 2006-08 Orofiamma, Roberto 2001-05 Schroeder, Pete 1984-88 E W Maybury, Chris 1992-96 Ostrowski, Dan 1985-87 Schum, Gary 1981-82 Walentuk, Paul 1970-71 Mazur, Alan 2006-08 Ostrum, Don 1980-82 Scott, Jonathan 1998-00 Walling, Mike 2000-04 Mazza, Joe 1977-78 Owen, George 1967-70 Sherman, Andrew 1992-95 Walter, Bob 1977-78 Mazzei, Tyler 2007-08 Ozminkowski, Jeff 1994-97, 98-99 Sherman, Chris 1999-02 Walton, Ricky 2004-08 McCaffrey, Ed 1983-84 Shima, Pete 1976-80 Welty, Todd 1974-76 McCaffrey, Mark 1974-75 E P Shomphe, Larry 1982-86 Westfall, Robert 1967-68 McCreary, Mark 2003-04 Pagliaro, Josh 1989-93 Shouldice, Don 1981-82 Wenzel, Brian 1995-99 McDade, Don 1977-78 Pallante, John 1992-94, 95-97 Sigler, Deane 1971-76 Wharity, Barry 1967-68 McDonald, Ed 1977-81 Palmer, Chris 1987-90 Simon, Charles 1968-70 Whelpton, Terry 1969-70 McDonald, Errol 1998-03 Paquin, Andy 1975-79 Sisk, Jake 1991-92 White, Ben 1995-97 McGrath, Robert 1987-88 Papalia, Angelo 1993-96 Six, Donald 1969-71 Whiteside, Gump 1981-85 McGurk, Jon 1986-89 Patry, Brent 2004-07 Skivington, Michael 1969-71 Wilkins, Shawn 1999-02 McReady, Keith 1995-97 Paul, Eric 1980-82 Smith, Dan 1989-91 Williams, Green 1973-77 Menard, Louis 2006-08 Payant, Brian 2003-06 Smith, Doug 1976-77 Williams, Len 1973-75 Mendola, Charlie 1992-95 Perras, T .J . 1980-84 Smith, Gary 1988-91 Winchester, Craig 1970-73 Mercier, Jeff 1984-88 Perrotta, Dave 1995-96 Smith, Matt 2004-08 Wise, Jasen 1992-94 Merriman, Scott 1985-86 Person, Todd 1987-91 Smith, Mike 1991-92 Wolfe, Ed 1981-83 Meyer, Mike 1972-76 Petrick, Nick 1982-83 Smith, Rod 1969-70 Wojcik, Tim 1976-77 Miller, Bob 1975-76, 77-78 Peucker, Stephen 1980-82 Smolka, Kim 1975-76 Wrisley, David 2002-04 Miller, Brett 1977-80 Pinizzotto, Steve 2005-07 Sorentino, Joe 1997-98 Mirabile, Steve 1986-91 Platz, Adam 1989-90 Sosonke, Stu 1970-71 E y Montambault, Maurice 1983-87 Pomeroy, Matt 1994-95 Spiegel, Matt 1990-91 Young, Tom 1975-77 Moore, Matt 2000-04 Post, Tom 1994-96 Staerker, Pat 1996-00 Morabito, Tom 1987-88 Pryor, Mark 1977-78 Staley, Marc 1993-95 E Z Moran, Ken 1987-91 Stevens, Kevin 1992-94 Zatezalo, Nick 1980-81 Morel, Kelly 1993-97 E r Supryka, Jason 1991-93 Morin, Al 1990-92 Randall, Shawn 1992-96 Sweeney, William 1967-68 Bold - Played in 2007-08 Morris, Jamie 1995-99 Raymond, Bob 1973-75 Szazynski, Greg 1991-92 Bold Italic - Active Mulcahey, Mike 1976-77 Raymond, Bobby 2005-08 Mulholland, Brandon 2004-05 Reamon, Mark 1977-78 E t Murphy, Jay 1990-94 Reasoner, Kenneth 1968-69 Tarantino, Mike 2000-04 Murphy, Luke 1995-99 Reasoner, Marty 1971-74 Tarantino, Rob 2003-07 Murphy, Sean 2007-08 Reddish, Jeff 1986-90 Taylor, Phil 1980-81 Murray, Steve 1980-81 Reece, Timothy 1969-70 Taylor, John 1967-70 Myers, Josh 1998-01 Reeners, George 1974-75 Thomas, Art 1994-97

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E 1962-63 (7-3-0) 1/11 at SUNY Oswego L, 4-14 1/12 Syracuse W, 1-0 (ff) 1/21 SUNY Brockport L, 3-5 NA Hobart W, 8-6 1/15 at Syracuse W, 8-5 1/15 SUNY Oswego L, 4-7 1/24 Babson L, 3ot NA Ithaca W, 8-5 1/21 at Ithaca W, 7-6 1/18 at Ithaca W, 7-6 1/28 SUNY Canton L, 1-16 NA U of R W, 4-2 1/26 Hobart W, 9-0 1/22 Ithaca W, 6-2 2/1 at SUNY Brockport L, 1-3 NA U of R W, 5-1 1/30 SUNY Canton W, 5-2 1/25 at Babson W, 9-3 2/4 Ithaca L, 0-9 NA Syracuse W, 6-1 2/9 Utica W, 12-3 1/29 SUNY Canton L, 5-6 2/6 Cornell JV W, 1-0 (ff) NA SUNY Brockport L, 4-5 2/13 at U of R W, 11-1 2/1 at Syracuse W, 5-2 2/11 Cornell JV W, 1-0 (ff) NA Ithaca W, 8-3 2/16 Hobart W, 14-4 2/2 at SUNY Buffalo L, 3-4 2/14 at Buffalo L, 4-10 NA Hobart W, 8-3 2/19 at SUNY Buffalo W, 8-3 2/5 Hobart W, 14-3 2/15 St . John Fisher W, 5-2 NA Syracuse L, 2-5 2/23 Ithaca L, 4-5 2/8 at Cornell JV L, 2-6 2/18 SUNY Oswego L, 3-10 NA SUNY Brockport L, 3-5 2/27 U of R W, 11-1 2/11 at SUNY Oswego L, 5-11 2/22 Hamilton L, 1-7 3/2 SUNY Brockport W, 8-5 2/12 Buffalo State W, 1-0 (ff) 2/25 Utica W, 12-4 E 1963-64 (17-0-1) 3/5 Syracuse W, 9-3 2/15 at Utica W, 3-2 2/27 at Ithaca L, 4-10 12/4 SUNY Brockport W, 5-2 NA vs . SUNY Oswego L, 5-10 2/16 St . John Fisher W, 3-2 3/1 SUNY Buffalo L, 5-8 12/11 Ithaca W, 13-2 NA vs . Ithaca W, 6-5 2/22 Cornell JV W, 1-0 (ff) NA vs . SUNY Brockport W, 4-3(ot) 12/14 at Oneida W, 15-2 2/23 Utica W, 12-4 NA vs . Hobart W, 1-0 (ff) 1/8 Hobart W, 1-0 (ff) E 1966-67 (7-7-1) 2/26 Ithaca W, 5-2 NA vs . Ithaca W, 4-3 1/11 at Ithaca W, 9-3 12/3 at Syracuse W, 13-3 3/2 at SUNY Buffalo W, 5-4 NA vs . SUNY Buffalo L, 3-11 1/18 at Hamilton W, 8-6 12/7 SUNY Buffalo L, 7-2 NA ^ SUNY Brockport T, 4-4 NA vs . MCC W, 7-0 1/22 Syracuse W, 10-2 12/11 SUNY Brockport W, 10-6 NA ^ SUNY Canton L, 0-9 1/26 at SUNY Buffalo W, 6-1 1/11 Syracuse W, 9-4 NA ^ SUNY Buffalo L, 4-7 E 1970-71 (8-8-0) 1/29 SUNY Buffalo W, 8-3 1/15 at SUNY Brockport W, 9-5 NA ^ St . John Fisher W, 8-3 NA St . John Fisher W, 9-5 2/1 SUNY Brockport T, 4-4 1/18 Utica W, 10-0 NA ^ Hamilton L, 4-12 NA at SUNY Canton L, 1-17 2/5 U of R W, 10-2 1/21 at SUNY Canton L, 5-13 NA ^ Northeastern JV W, 6-5 NA SUNY Brockport L, 4-6 2/16 U of R W, 8-3 1/22 at Hobart W, 9-2 ^ ECAC Tournament (Division II) NA at Hamilton L, 1-8 2/19 Hobart W, 13-2 1/25 Ithaca L, 3-7 NA Hobart W, 4-0 2/22 at Syracuse W, 10-7 1/29 SUNY Canton L, 4-8 E 1969-70 (11-18-0) NA Ithaca W, 5-3 3/4 Hamilton W, 7-3 2/11 at SUNY Buffalo T, 3-3 11/19 St . John Fisher W, 3-2 NA SUNY Brockport L, 1-9 NA Niagara W, 13-0 2/15 SUNY Oswego L, 4-16 12/3 SUNY Brockport L, 2-3 (ot) NA St . John Fisher W, 9-3 NA Hilton W, 3-1 2/21 at SUNY Oswego L, 4-24 12/7 St . John Fisher L, 0-5 NA at Buffalo L, 2-20 NA Hilton W, 8-0 3/3 at Ithaca W, 9-7 12/13 at Utica W, 6-2 NA at Utica W, 12-1 NA vs . Ithaca L, 1-15 12/15 at Lowell L, 1-5 NA SUNY Brockport L, 3-9 E 1964-65 (11-6-0) 12/16 at New Haven L, 4-7 NA at Ithaca L, 4-9 12/5 at U Penn L, 4-8 E 1967-68 (10-8-0) 1/7 at SUNY Oswego L, 2-10 NA Utica W, 12-2 12/9 Syracuse W, 7-3 11/29 SUNY Brockport W, 8-4 1/10 at SUNY Canton L, 5-12 NA St . John Fisher W, 10-7 12/11 at Ithaca L, 5-6 12/3 at SUNY Buffalo L, 2-5 1/14 Hobart W, 7-0 NA New Haven L, 5-9 1/6 at Hobart W, 10-3 12/6 Syracuse W, 11-8 1/17 New Haven L, 3-7 NA St . John Fisher W, 10-5 1/9 at Utica W, 5-3 12/9 at Cornell L, 3-13 1/13 SUNY Oswego L, 0-11 1/20 at Ithaca W, 10-7 1/20 Ithaca W, 6-5 1/26 at Ithaca L, 0-1 (ff) 1/27 SUNY Buffalo L, 4-8 1/28 SUNY Buffalo L, 5-9 2/3 Utica W, 6-1 1/31 SUNY Canton W, 9-5 2/10 SUNY Brockport W, 6-2 2/4 at SUNY Brockport L, 3-4 2/13 at SUNY Buffalo W, 5-3 2/7 Hobart W, 9-3 2/17 U of R W, 8-3 2/10 at SUNY Canton W, 8-3 2/20 at Syracuse W, 5-1 2/13 at SUNY Oswego L, 4-7 2/21 Hobart W, 5-2 2/14 Ithaca W, 8-5 3/3 at U of R W, 4-0 2/17 Babson W, 6-3 3/6 at SUNY Oswego L, 0-10 2/21 Utica W, 10-1 3/10 at SUNY Brockport L, 1-3 2/28 SUNY Oswego L, 3-7 NA ^ SUNY Brockport W, 6-5 (ot) E 1965-66 (15-5-0) NA ^ SUNY Buffalo L, 3-8 12/5 SUNY Oswego L, 4-17 ^ ECAC Tournament (Division II) 12/8 SUNY Buffalo W, 7-6 12/10 at SUNY Canton L, 6-9 E 1968-69 (17-9-1) 12/11 at Utica W, 8-2 12/1 at Buffalo St L, 2-4 1/5 SUNY Brockport W, 8-7 12/8 SUNY Brockport W, 7-4 RIT’s standouts during the mid-1960’s. 1/9 at SUNY Brockport W, 9-8

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E 1971-72 (11-9-0) 2/4 at Elmira L, 3-7 11/14 St . John Fisher W, 6-1 2/8 SUNY Cortland L, 6-7 11/20 at Ithaca L, 1-3 2/11 St . John Fisher W, 9-3 12/1 SUNY Brockport W, 5-4 2/18 SUNY Geneseo W, 5-1 12/5 St . John Fisher L, 3-4 2/20 at Canisius W, 4-2 12/12 at New Haven L, 0-7 2/27 Lehigh W, 7-6 12/13 at MIT W, 4-1 2/28 Lehigh W, 5-4 1/9 Syracuse W, 9-0 NA SUNY Brockport L, 2-7 1/12 Hobart W, 8-1 NA Ithaca W, 3-2 1/19 Ithaca L, 2-3 NA St . John Fisher W, 6-3 1/22 at SUNY Canton L, 3-4 NA ^ Worcester St . L, 0-11 1/23 SUNY Canton L, 5-8 $ Brockport Tournament 1/30 Hobart W, 6-2 ^ ECAC Tournament 2/4 at Kent St . L, 2-4 2/6 at SUNY Brockport L, 2-3 E 1976-77 (6-15-0) 2/12 at Utica W, 10-6 11/5 at SUNY Cortland L, 2-9 2/13 at Syracuse W, 11-2 11/14 Elmira L, 0-5 2/23 Utica W, 12-2 11/21 SUNY Canton L, 5-7 2/27 St . John Fisher W, 8-2 12/8 St . John Fisher W, 8-2 NA St . John Fisher W, 9-4 12/10 at SUNY Geneseo L, 4-10 NA SUNY Canton L, 1-3 12/12 SUNY Plattsburgh L, 1-3 12/16 at SUNY Brockport L, 8-12 E 1972-73 (14-10-1) 1/9 Canisius W, 5-1 11/29 St . John Fisher W, 10-2 1/13 *at Brock L, 2-13 RIT in action during the early 1970’s. 12/3 Syracuse W, 13-6 1/16 SUNY Potsdam L, 1-9 12/6 SUNY Brockport W, 4-3 12/9 Ithaca L, 2-6 1/16 at SUNY Oswego L, 2-5 1/19 SUNY Buffalo L, 1-6 12/9 at SUNY Canton L, 4-7 12/15 at SUNY Oswego L, 2-9 1/18 at Elmira L, 1-12 1/26 SUNY Geneseo W, 8-3 12/10 SUNY Canton L, 6-8 12/19 Hobart W, 14-1 1/19 Canisius W, 12-4 2/3 at Elmira L, 1-13 12/16 at Worcester St . L, 4-8 1/9 Hobart W, 11-3 1/23 at St . John Fisher W, 11-2 2/6 at St . John Fisher W, 6-3 12/18 at Holy Cross L, 4-8 1/12 at Elmira L, 4-6 1/27 at Ithaca L, 2-7 2/9 SUNY Cortland L, 2-8 12/22 at SUNY Buffalo L, 2-10 1/16 Hamilton L, 2-5 1/29 SUNY Oswego L, 3-7 2/11 at SUNY Plattsburgh L, 4-7 1/14 SUNY Brockport T, 3-3 1/20 at SUNY Brockport W, 6-5 1/31 at SUNY Brockport L, 1-9 2/12 at SUNY Potsdam W, 4-0 1/17 Hobart W, 6-1 1/23 Buffalo L, 2-7 2/2 Ithaca L, 5-9 2/16 SUNY Brockport L, 2-9 1/20 at Lafayette W, 5-2 1/30 at Ithaca L, 3-6 2/18 at Ithaca L, 1-9 2/18 at Canisius L, 1-4 1/21 at Lehigh W, 10-1 2/3 New Haven L, 1-3 2/21 $ vs . Champlain Val . L, 1-7 2/19 at Lehigh L, 2-9 1/24 at SUNY Oswego L, 6-7 2/6 Elmira W, 5-3 2/22 $ vs . Plymouth W, 4-0 2/20 at Lehigh L, 1-11 1/25 at Utica W, 3-0 2/10 SUNY Canton L, 3-5 2/23 SUNY Cortland L, 4-9 * exhibition 1/31 Hobart W, 6-2 2/13 SUNY Brockport L, 5-8 3/2 Elmira W, 5-4 2/2 at Ithaca L, 1-3 2/17 at St . John Fisher W, 8-2 & Brockport Tmt. E 1977-78 (8-8-1) 2/4 at Syracuse W, 7-5 2/24 Ithaca W, 4-2 $ Plattsburgh Tmt. 11/6 Hobart W, 10-2 2/7 SUNY Buffalo L, 1-13 3/6 SUNY Canton W, 7-6 11/9 St . John Fisher W, 5-2 2/11 Lafayette W, 15-0 3/8 SUNY Brockport L, 2-6 E 1975-76 (12-13-0) 11/11 at SUNY Geneseo L, 3-7 2/14 Utica W, 3-0 3/9 SUNY Brockport L, 1-5 11/2 SUNY Brockport L, 6-7 (ot) 12/11 Canisius L, 4-8 2/18 SUNY Brockport W, 4-1 11/11 at SUNY Brockport L, 0-5 12/14 at SUNY Brockport L, 5-6 2/21 Ithaca L, 0-4 E 1974-75 (9-15-0) 11/15 at SUNY Potsdam W, 6-3 12/17 at SUNY Potsdam L, 2-12 2/25 St . John Fisher W, 13-4 11/2 at SUNY Brockport L,3-10 11/16 at SUNY Canton L, 1-7 1/13 at Canisius W, 4-3 2/28 St . John Fisher W, 13-5 11/10 Brock L, 5-7 11/21 at SUNY Cortland W, 4-2 1/20 at SUNY Geneseo L, 4-5 3/4 SUNY Brockport L, 2-6 11/16 at SUNY Cortland W, 5-3 11/23 SUNY Canton L, 2-10 1/22 SUNY Brockport W, 8-5 11/20 St . John Fisher W, 10-2 12/3 SUNY Oswego L, 2-5 1/27 Lehigh W, 7-3 E 1973-74 (11-13-0) 11/22 at SUNY Potsdam W, 10-3 12/5 $ vs . SUNY Brockport L, 4-5 1/28 Lehigh W, 6-3 11/10 Rutgers W, 7-0 11/23 at SUNY Canton L, 4-11 12/6 $ vs . Ithaca L, 1-8 2/10 at Iona L, 5-6 11/11 Rutgers W, 14-4 12/6 & vs . Brock W, 3-2(ot) 1/11 Canisius W, 14-1 2/11 at Ramapo T, 2-2 11/18 at SUNY Canton L, 3-8 12/7 & vs . SUNY Brockport L, 3-10 1/17 at SUNY Oswego L, 3-7 2/15 SUNY Geneseo L, 2-7 11/28 St . John Fisher W, 10-1 12/14 SUNY Canton L, 5-6 1/20 at SUNY Buffalo L, 0-7 2/19 Iona L, 6-9 11/30 at SUNY Buffalo L, 0-5 1/10 at Canisius W, 10-5 1/23 SUNY Potsdam W, 8-6 2/26 at St . John Fisher W, 5-1 12/6 St . John Fisher W, 7-3 1/15 at Hamilton L, 2-13 1/31 at SUNY Geneseo W, 7-2 NA Lehigh W, 5-3

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E 1978-79 (15-7-0) 2/6 at SUNY Geneseo L, 4-7 11/6 @ vs . Ryerson W, 7-3 1/29 North Adams St . W, 6-2 10/26 at Brock L, 3-6 2/10 at SUNY Potsdam W, 13-6 11/7 @ vs . New England W, 3-2 2/2 at SUNY Geneseo W, 6-2 11/5 Canisius W, 7-3 2/13 Hobart W, 5-3 11/11 SUNY Geneseo W, 7-3 2/5 at Elmira L, 4-5 (ot) 11/10 $ vs . Seneca L, 6-8 2/22 at Iona L, 2-5 11/14 ^ vs . Potsdam Alum W, 7-4 2/11 SUNY Cortland W, 11-0 11/11 $ vs . SUNY Geneseo L, 2-8 2/23 at Ramapo W, 9-1 11/20 at SUNY Buffalo W, 8-4 2/12 at SUNY Brockport W, 8-1 11/15 SUNY Brockport W, 4-2 NA SUNY Oswego L, 3-6 11/22 at Canisius W, 6-1 2/18 SUNY Oswego W, 12-3 12/2 & vs . Hobart W, 13-4 NA ^ Amherst W, 8-4 11/26 $ vs . North Adams St . L, 1-5 2/26 ^ Middlebury L, 3-5 12/3 & vs . Ramapo W, 8-5 NA ^ Bentley L, 6-7 11/27 $ at Holy Cross L, 3-4 NA % Mankato St . W, 6-1 12/9 at SUNY Potsdam W, 7-4 $ Geneseo Tournament 12/5 at Westfield St . W, 8-1 NA % Mankato St . L, 3-6 12/13 at SUNY Brockport L, 4-6 & RIT Tournament 12/6 at North Adams St . L, 5-6 NA % Lowell W, 4-1 12/17 at Hobart L, 2-4 ^ ECAC Tournament 12/9 SUNY Cortland W, 11-2 NA % Bemidji St . W, 4-2 1/14 SUNY Potsdam W, 9-7 12/12 Elmira W, 6-5 & RIT Tournament 1/17 St . John Fisher W, 14-0 E 1980-81 (14-10-0) 12/16 Hobart W, 13-4 # Williams Tournament 1/24 SUNY Geneseo W, 8-6 11/1 Seneca L, 3-5 12/19 at Merrimack T, 2-2 $ Merrimack Tournament 1/26 at Canisius W, 4-3 11/7 $ vs . SUNY Brockport L, 3-4 12/20 at Lowell L, 1-5 ^ ECAC Tournament 2/6 at SUNY Geneseo L, 2-5 11/7 $ vs . SUNY Geneseo L, 1-7 1/8 Hamilton W, 4-1 % NCAA Tournament 2/10 at Lehigh W, 8-3 11/8 $ vs . Kent St . W, 6-1 1/13 at Colgate L, 3-5 2/11 at Lehigh W, 12-2 11/8 $ vs . Ottawa W, 6-1 1/16 at Potsdam L, 0-5 E 1983-84 (29-6-0) 2/14 Hobart W, 6-3 11/18 at SUNY Brockport L, 2-4 1/20 Canisuis W, 7-4 10/28 at St . Lawrence L, 4-7 2/18 at St . John Fisher W, 13-0 11/19 at SUNY Buffalo L, 3-4 1/27 Brockport W, 7-4 10/29 at Clarkson L, 0-3 2/23 at Iona W, 10-1 12/6 SUNY Canton W, 4-2 1/30 at Oswego L, 4-6 11/4 & Holy Cross L, 2-3 (ot) 2/24 at Ramapo W, 8-2 12/7 Sheridan W, 10-2 2/3 at Geneseo W, 5-0 11/5 & Colgate L, 2-6 NA ^ Trinity L, 6-9 12/18 at Hobart W, 8-3 2/5 at Elmira W, 8-3 11/9 SUNY Geneseo W, 11-0 $ Geneseo State 1/7 SUNY Potsdam W, 8-7 2/10 at Hobart W, 8-4 11/12 at SUNY Buffalo W, 14-0 & RIT Tournament 1/11 Humber W, 2-1 2/12 Buffalo W, 7-5 11/16 at SUNY Cortland W, 7-5 ^ ECAC Tournament 1/17 at SUNY Potsdam W, 4-3 2/13 at Brockport W, 7-2 11/26 Ottawa W, 7-2 1/18 at SUNY Canton L, 2-4 2/16 at Cortland W, 4-2 11/30 at Hobart W, 7-0 E 1979-80 (12-10-0) 1/21 SUNY Geneseo W, 5-0 2/19 Oswego L, 3-7 12/2 $ vs . Holy Cross W, 7-5 10/28 Brock W, 6-1 1/25 Canisius W, 6-1 2/27 ! North Adams St . L, 3-5 12/3 $ vs . NE College W, 8-1 11/10 $ vs . Royal Military W, 5-3 1/28 SUNY Brockport W, 7-1 & RIT Tournament 12/7 at Elmira W, 5-3 11/11 $ vs . Seneca L, 2-5 1/31 at SUNY Oswego L, 2-6 @ Brockport Tournament 12/9 SUNY Potsdam W, 4-0 11/14 at SUNY Brockport L, 4-9 2/1 SUNY Buffalo W, 8-4 ^ Alumni game vs. Potsdam Alumni 12/11 at Canisius W, 10-2 12/8 & vs . Canisius W, 6-4 2/4 at SUNY Geneseo W, 3-0 $ Holy Cross Tournament 12/14 Hobart W, 15-0 12/9 & vs . Queens W, 7-0 2/6 at Canisius W, 7-0 ! ECAC Tournament 12/17 at Salem St . W, 5-1 12/12 SUNY Brockport L, 2-3 2/8 SUNY Oswego L, 2-7 1/7 Hamilton W, 8-2 12/19 at Hobart L, 2-3 2/13 at Elmira L, 3-6 E 1982-83 (23-9-0) 1/13 SUNY Buffalo W, 9-2 1/13 SUNY Potsdam L, 4-6 2/14 at Hamilton L, 3-7 10/29 at St . Lawrence L, 3-5 1/18 Canisius W, 12-4 1/18 at Canisius L, 2-6 $ Brockport Tournament 11/5 & Holy Cross L, 6-7 1/21 at SUNY Potsdam W, 6-0 1/20 Iona W, 8-5 11/6 & Wilfrid Laurier L, 4-5 1/25 SUNY Brockport W, 9-0 1/23 SUNY Geneseo W, 7-2 E 1981-82 (21-10-1) 11/10 SUNY Geneseo W, 5-2 1/27 at SUNY Oswego L, 4-5 2/2 Lehigh W, 15-0 10/30 & McMaster L, 2-11 11/13 at SUNY Cortland W, 6-1 1/28 at North Adams St . W, 5-2 2/3 Lehigh W, 13-0 10/31 & Wilfrid Laurier W, 4-3 11/20 at SUNY Buffalo W, 7-2 1/31 at SUNY Geneseo W, 8-3 11/26 # vs . Williams W, 6-3 2/3 Elmira W, 5-3 11/27 # vs . Holy Cross L, 3-7 2/10 SUNY Cortland W, 10-1 12/4 at SUNY Oswego W, 4-2 2/11 at SUNY Brockport W, 5-1 12/8 Elmira W, 5-4 2/17 SUNY Oswego W, 6-1 12/11 SUNY Potsdam W, 5-2 NA ^ Hamilton W, 7-0 12/15 at Canisius W, 12-4 NA ^ SUNY Plattsburgh W, 6-2 12/19 at Lowell L, 3-5 NA ^ Union W, 3-1 1/1 $ vs . New Haven W, 5-4 NA % SUNY Oswego W, 13-2 1/2 $ at Merrimack W, 9-4 NA % SUNY Oswego W, 10-1 1/5 SUNY Buffalo W, 6-3 NA % Union L, 4-5 1/7 at Hamilton W, 7-6 (ot) NA % Augsburg W, 10-1 1/12 Colgate L, 3-10 & RIT Tournament 1/19 Canisius W, 6-0 $ Plattsburgh Tournament John Hinrichsen, John Hawkins and Ritchie Herbert celebrate winning the 1986 ECAC 1/22 at SUNY Potsdam W, 3-1 ^ ECAC Tournament Championship at Ritter Arena. 1/26 SUNY Brockport W, 16-1 % NCAA Tournament

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E 1984-85 (26-6-1) 1/10 at Buffalo W, 4-3 (ot) 11/2 & vs . Babson W, 2-1 1/11 Union W, 5-3 11/3 & Wilfrid Laurier L, 2-4 1/15 Canisius W, 6-4 11/7 at SUNY Geneseo W, 7-3 1/18 at SUNY Potsdam L, 5-6 (ot) 11/10 at SUNY Buffalo W, 11-1 1/22 SUNY Brockport W, 20-0 11/14 at SUNY Cortland W, 19-1 1/25 at North Adams St . W, 4-3 11/24 Clarkson L, 2-4 1/26 at AIC W, 15-3 11/28 at Hobart W, 16-2 1/29 SUNY Geneseo W, 12-1 11/30 # Merrimack W, 5-4 1/31 Hamilton W, 6-2 12/1 # SUNY Plattsburgh L, 3-8 2/1 at Elmira W, 6-5 12/5 Elmira W, 4-1 2/7 SUNY Cortland W, 18-3 12/7 SUNY Potsdam W, 12-2 2/8 at SUNY Brockport W, 12-0 12/8 at Canisius W, 10-2 2/14 at SUNY Oswego L, 5-6 (ot) 12/12 Hobart W, 13-1 2/21 Elmira W, 7-4 12/14 at SUNY Oswego W, 3-2 NA ^ Union W, 8-6 12/28 $ Colgate L, 3-6 NA ^ SUNY Plattsburgh W, 9-5 12/29 $ Clarkson T, 4-4 (ot) NA % Union W, 4-1 1/5 at Hamilton W, 5-2 NA % Union W, 8-7 1986 All-American defenseman John Hawkins. 1/11 SUNY Buffalo W, 13-6 NA % Bemidji L, 3-4 (ot) 1/16 Canisius W, 12-2 NA % Mankato W, 6-0 11/4 & vs . U Conn W, 5-3 1/19 at SUNY Potsdam W, 7-2 & RIT Tournament E 1987-88 (14-15-1) 11/5 & vs . Babson W, 3-2 1/23 SUNY Brockport W, 10-1 # RPI Tournament 10/23 at Anchorage L, 2-3 11/9 Hobart W, 8-2 1/26 North Adams St . W, 5-3 $ Syracuse Invitational 10/24 at Anchorage L, 5-6 11/11 SUNY Geneseo W, 11-4 1/30 SUNY Geneseo W, 8-5 ^ ECAC Tournament 10/26 at Fairbanks L, 0-8 11/13 at Mercyhurst W, 7-5 2/2 at Elmira L, 2-4 % NCAA Tournament 10/27 at Fairbanks L, 4-5 11/19 at SUNY Plattsburgh W, 6-3 2/8 SUNY Brockport W, 7-0 10/30 $ vs . Merrimack L, 4-8 11/26 at Clarkson L, 3-7 2/9 SUNY Oswego W, 6-1 E 1986-87 (16-12-0) 10/31 $ vs . SUNY Potsdam W, 7-2 12/2 SUNY Potsdam W, 9-4 2/15 SUNY Cortland W, 1-0 (ff) 10/25 vs . Clarkson L, 0-3 11/3 at SUNY Geneseo W, 7-6 (ot) 12/3 at St . Bonaventure W, 13-3 NA ^ SUNY Oswego W, 10-1 11/1 at RPI W, 7-6 11/6 & vs . St . Anselm W, 6-1 12/9 Canisius W, 3-1 NA ^ Union L, 3-7 11/7 & North Adams St . W, 8-3 11/7 & vs . UM-Dearborn L, 4-7 12/10 at SUNY Oswego W, 7-4 NA % St . Thomas W, 5-4 11/8 & AIC W, 4-2 11/11 at Hobart L, 3-7 12/16 Mercyhurst W, 10-2 NA % St . Thomas W, 5-2 11/12 Hobart W, 8-0 11/21 at SUNY Plattsburgh L, 4-6 12/29 at UM-Dearborn L, 3-4 (ot) NA % Union W, 3-2 11/26 Alaska Fairbanks L, 3-9 11/27 at Clarkson L, 2-9 12/30 at UM-Dearborn L, 4-6 NA % Bemidji St . W, 5-1 12/5 SUNY Potsdam W, 6-3 11/28 at St . Lawrence L, 3-5 1/7 at Holy Cross W, 10-6 & RIT Tournament 12/6 Mankato St . W, 3-2 12/4 St . Bonaventure W, 16-1 1/8 at Connecticut W, 8-5 # Plattsburgh Tournament 12/12 SUNY Buffalo W, 3-0 12/12 SUNY Oswego L, 3-4 (ot) 1/13 SUNY Plattsburgh T, 4-4 (ot) $ Syracuse Invitational 12/13 SUNY Oswego L, 3-4 (ot) 1/8 Bowdoin L, 4-7 1/14 at Hobart W, 10-2 ^ ECAC Tournament 12/17 Hobart W, 5-3 1/9 Bowdoin W, 6-5 1/20 St . Bonaventure W, 11-1 % NCAA Tournament 12/19 UM-Dearborn L, 4-5 (ot) 1/15 SUNY Plattsburgh W, 9-4 1/21 at Canisius W, 7-3 12/20 UM-Dearborn L, 3-4 1/17 AIC W, 8-3 1/28 at Elmira W, 4-3 (ot) E 1985-86 (31-6-0) 12/27 $ Clarkson W, 4-3 1/22 Connecticut W, 6-4 2/3 at Hamilton L, 2-4 10/26 at Clarkson W, 5-4 (ot) 12/28 $ Bowling Green L, 3-4 1/23 Hamilton W, 6-2 2/4 at Union W, 6-3 11/5 at SUNY Geneseo W, 6-2 1/5 Union W, 7-4 1/29 SUNY Potsdam W, 7-2 2/10 SUNY Oswego L, 3-5 11/8 & Connecticut W, 8-6 1/9 SUNY Buffalo W, 5-3 1/30 at Elmira L, 0-4 2/18 Elmira W, 9-5 11/9 & Wilfrid Laurier L, 2-3 1/14 SUNY Potsdam W, 6-2 2/5 Hobart W, 5-4 2/25 ^ SUNY Cortland W, 9-3 11/13 Hobart W, 12-3 1/16 Bowdoin L, 3-4 (ot) 2/6 at St . Bonaventure W, 11-4 3/1 ^ Elmira W, 4-1 11/15 at SUNY Cortland W, 9-1 1/17 Bowdoin L, 2-8 2/12 at SUNY Oswego W, 5-4 (ot) 3/4 ^ Union W, 5-3 11/29 # vs . RPI L, 2-4 1/23 Hamilton L, 1-3 2/13 Union T, 4-4 (ot) 3/10 % SUNY Oswego L, 5-7 11/30 # vs . AK Anchorage W, 10-5 1/28 SUNY Geneseo W, 6-4 2/20 Elmira L, 1-7 3/11 % SUNY Oswego W, 5-2 12/6 SUNY Potsdam W, 10-0 1/3 Elmira L, 0-5 2/27 ^ Union W, 5-4 (ot) 3/12 % SUNY Oswego W, 4-1 12/7 at Canisius W, 8-3 2/6 Connecticut L, 4-5 3/2 ^ Elmira L, 4-8 3/17 % Babson W, 6-2 12/11 SUNY Buffalo W, 6-2 2/7 Holy Cross W, 3-2 (ot) $ Potsdam Tournament 3/18 % Babson W, 7-5 12/13 SUNY Oswego L, 6-7 2/13 SUNY Oswego W, 7-6 & RIT Tournament 3/19 % UW-Stevens Pt . T, 3-3 12/18 at Hobart W, 14-1 2/20 Elmira W, 3-1 ^ ECAC Tournament 3/24 % UW-Stevens Pt . L, 2-3 12/27 $ Western Michigan W, 4-3 2/28 ^ Canisius L, 0-2 & RIT Tournament 12/28 $ Colgate W, 3-0 & RIT Tournament E 1988-89 (26-8-2) ^ ECAC Tournament 1/3 $ Babson W, 2-1 $ Syracuse Invitational 10/28 at Notre Dame W, 8-3 % NCAA Tournament 1/4 $ Merrimack W, 5-4 ^ ECAC Tournament 10/29 at Notre Dame L, 2-3 (ot)

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E 1989-90 (19-8-2) 2/13 SUNY Brockport W, 11-1 1/26 at St . Bonaventure W, 8-7 1/8 Ryerson W, 7-2 10/26 at Notre Dame L, 5-6 (ot) 2/16 Elmira L, 3-4 (ot) 1/29 Canisius W, 4-1 1/15 at SUNY Plattsburgh L, 7-8 (ot) 10/27 at Notre Dame W, 7-3 2/26 Union W, 6-3 1/30 SUNY Oswego L, 3-4 1/19 at SUNY Cortland W, 3-2 11/3 & vs . Kent St . W, 8-2 3/2 Mercyhurst L, 1-4 2/5 SUNY Brockport L, 4-7 1/22 *at Elmira L, 5-6 11/4 & vs . Elmira W, 5-4 (ot) & RIT Tournament 2/12 St . Bonaventure W, 12-0 1/28 *Hobart W, 9-1 11/8 at Hobart W, 7-6 $ Duracell Challenge 2/13 at Plattsburgh L, 3-6 1/29 at Buffalo St . W, 4-1 11/10 at SUNY Geneseo W, 5-3 2/16 at Hamilton L, 4-5 (ot) 2/2 *Canisius L, 2-3 11/11 at Mercyhurst T, 4-4 (ot) E 1991-92 (12-15-2) 2/20 Elmira L, 5-6 2/5 at SUNY Brockport W, 4-1 11/14 at SUNY Plattsburgh W, 8-5 10/29 at SUNY Fredonia L, 4-10 2/25 at Hobart W, 6-5 (ot) 2/6 *at Scranton W, 23-1 11/22 at Clarkson L, 1-11 11/1 & North Adams St . W, 4-3 (ot) & RIT Tournament 2/11 *Mercyhurst W, 3-1 11/24 at Kent St . L, 1-2 11/2 & vs . Brock W, 12-3 2/12 *Scranton W, 20-0 11/25 at Kent St . W, 5-2 11/8 at SUNY Geneseo W, 7-6 E 1993-94 (20-8-2) 2/16 SUNY Fredonia T, 4-4 (ot) 12/1 Mercyhurst W, 5-4 11/9 at SUNY Geneseo L, 5-6 10/29 & vs . SUNY Oswego W, 11-4 2/19 *Elmira L, 4-9 12/6 at Colgate L, 3-5 11/20 at SUNY Brockport W, 5-2 10/30 & vs . SUNY PlattsburghW, 5-2 2/25 at U-MASS Amherst W, 5-3 12/8 Canisius W, 6-4 11/22 $ vs . Mercyhurst W, 5-4 11/6 SUNY Potsdam W, 4-1 3/4 ^ Canisius W, 4-3 12/9 SUNY Oswego W, 6-3 11/23 $ vs . Elmira L, 6-7 (ot) 11/10 *at Hobart W, 4-0 3/4 ^ Elmira W, 5-2 ND at SUNY Brockport W, 9-6 12/6 Hobart W, 7-4 11/19 at Alabama-Huntsville L, 4-6 3/11 % at SUNY Fredonia T, 3-3 12/15 at SUNY Potsdam W, 8-2 12/8 at Mercyhurst W, 5-4 11/20 at Alabama-Huntsville L, 1-7 3/12 % at SUNY Fredonia L, 0-7 1/6 at Merrimack L, 1-4 12/13 at SUNY Plattsburgh L, 4-10 11/27 Norwich W, 5-3 & RIT Tournament 1/12 SUNY Plattsburgh W, 8-3 12/14 at SUNY Oswego T, 3-3 (ot) 11/28 Holy Cross W, 7-2 $ Holy Cross Tournament 1/13 Hobart W, 5-4(ot) 1/3 at UW-Stevens Pt . L, 2-6 12/3 *at Mercyhurst W, 10-7 * ECAC West Contests 1/16 Connecticut W, 7-4 1/4 at UW-Stevens Pt . L, 1-7 12/7 *at Canisius L, 2-5 ^ ECAC West Tournament 1/19 Hamilton W, 6-2 1/10 at North Adams St . W, 9-3 12/10 at SUNY Oswego W, 3-1 % NCAA Tournament 1/20 at Canisius L, 2-6 1/11 AIC T, 4-4 ot 12/11 SUNY Geneseo W, 6-2 1/26 St . Bonaventure W, 10-1 1/14 at SUNY Potsdam L, 4-6 1/27 at Elmira L, 3-4 1/17 SUNY Plattsburgh L, 2-5 2/3 Union W, 3-2 (ot) 1/18 at RPI L, 0-8 2/9 at SUNY Oswego W, 8-6 1/25 at Elmira L, 6-8 2/16 Elmira T, 7-7 (ot) 1/31 Canisius W, 6-1 2/27 ^ SUNY Oswego L, 5-7 2/5 at Canisius W, 4-0 & RIT Tournament 2/7 Mercyhurst L, 4-6 ^ ECAC Tournament 2/11 Hamilton L, 1-4 2/14 SUNY Oswego W, 7-1 E 1990-91 (16-10-2) 2/15 St . Bonaventure W, 11-1 10/28 at SUNY Geneseo T, 4-4 (ot) 2/19 at Hobart L, 4-6 11/2 & vs . SUNY Fredonia W, 4-1 2/22 Elmira L, 4-6 11/3 & vs . Brock W, 6-5 3/2 ^ Elmira L, 2-7 11/7 at Hobart W, 8-1 & RIT Tournament 11/9 SUNY Geneseo L, 5-8 $ Elmira Tournament 11/17 at SUNY Plattsburgh W, 8-4 ^ ECAC Tournament 11/30 at Air Force L, 4-5 (ot) 12/1 at Air Force L, 3-6 E 1992-93 (11-13-1) 12/7 Canisius W, 7-5 11/1 at SUNY Oswego T, 3-3 (ot) 12/8 at SUNY Oswego W, 6-4 11/6 & vs . SUNY Fredonia W, 4-2 12/14 Mercyhurst L, 3-5 11/7 & vs . UW-Stevens Pt . L, 2-8 1/2 $ vs . Toronto L, 2-3 11/11 Hobart L, 4-5 1/3 $ vs . Waterloo L, 3-4 11/28 Scranton W, 16-0 1/9 SUNY Potsdam W, 5-1 12/4 Mercyhurst L, 3-8 1/11 SUNY Plattsburgh W, 8-4 12/5 at Canisius L, 3-4 1/12 Hobart W, 11-4 12/12 at SUNY Geneseo W, 3-1 1/18 at St . Bonaventure W, 9-2 12/13 SUNY Geneseo W, 4-1 1/19 at Canisius W, 10-6 1/2 at Salem St . W, 5-3 1/25 St . Bonaventure W, 13-2 1/3 at UMASS-Boston W, 8-3 1/26 at Elmira L, 4-6 1/9 SUNY Plattsburgh L, 2-9 2/1 at Hamilton W, 5-2 1/12 SUNY Potsdam W, 7-5 2/2 at Union T, 5-5 (ot) 1/15 at Mercyhurst L, 4-7 Tom Herstad takes a ceremonial face-off before RIT’s contest against Clarkson on Oct. 2/8 SUNY Oswego W, 8-5 1/16 SUNY Cortland L, 0-1 25, 1986 at the former War Memorial (now Blue Cross Arena) in downtown Rochester. It 2/10 at Mercyhurst L, 2-6 1/23 at Elmira L, 6-8 was nearly 21 years to the day (Oct. 27, 2007) before RIT’s next game downtown, a 4-1 win over Cornell.

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E 1996-97 (21-7-2) 1/30 *at Mercyhurst T, 2-2 (ot) 10/19 York W, 11-6 1/31 *Hobart W, 14-1 11/1 & vs . Villanova W, 20-3 2/6 Findlay W, 8-3 11/2 & vs . Niagara W, 9-4 2/7 Findlay W, 9-3 11/8 *at Canisius W, 6-3 2/10 *at Canisius W, 8-1 11/23 at SUNY Geneseo T, 6-6 (ot) 2/14 *Elmira W, 4-2 11/29 $ vs . Norwich W, 3-1 2/20 *Mercyhurst W, 7-3 11/30 $ vs . SUNY Plattsburgh L, 3-5 3/6 ^ Mercyhurst W, 3-0 12/6 *at Niagara T, 2-2 (ot) 3/7 ^ Niagara L, 2-5 12/10 *at Mercyhurst W, 6-3 3/13 % SUNY Plattsburgh L, 3-6 12/13 SUNY Brockport W, 7-4 3/14 % SUNY Plattsburgh W, 3-2 1/4 at Middlebury W, 5-4 (ot) 3/14 % SUNY Plattsburgh L, 0-2 1/5 at Middlebury W, 6-5 (ot) # Blue Devil Invitational (at Fredonia) 1/10 SUNY Plattsburgh L, 3-5 & RIT Tournament 1/16 SUNY Potsdam W, 9-5 $ Cardinal Classic (at Plattsburgh) 1/17 SUNY Cortland W, 13-2 * ECAC West Contest 1/24 SUNY Oswego W, 6-5 ^ ECAC West Tournament 1/25 *at Elmira L, 3-6 % NCAA Tournament 1/29 *at Hobart W, 9-4 Bill Gall, Charlie Forselius, Dan Boyd and Pat Coyle celebrate a goal during the 1989-90 1/31 Findlay W, 3-0 E 1998-99 (27-3-2) season. 2/1 *Hobart W, 12-2 10/17 York W, 11-1 2/7 *Canisius W, 3-2 10/23 # vs . Mercyhurst W, 7-5 E 1994-95 (17-8-3) E 1995-96 (25-6-1) 2/8 *Niagara W, 4-3 10/24 # vs . St . Norbert W, 5-4 10/29 at SUNY Fredonia L, 4-10 10/27 at SUNY Oswego W, 6-2 2/14 *Mercyhurst W, 6-5 10/30 & SUNY Cortland W, 10-2 11/4 & vs . Fitchburg W, 10-3 11/3 & vs . SUNY Oswego W, 6-0 2/15 *Elmira W, 2-1 10/31 & SUNY Geneseo W, 7-3 11/5 & vs . SUNY Fredonia L, 3-4 11/4 & vs . Elmira W, 10-4 2/21 Buffalo St . W, 9-3 11/20 at SUNY Brockport W, 5-0 ND at Williams W, 1-0 (ff) 11/10 Seneca W, 15-1 2/22 at SUNY Oswego L, 2-3 (ot) 11/21 at SUNY Geneseo W, 13-3 11/19 Wesleyan W, 14-0 11/11 Skidmore W, 12-2 3/7 ^ Canisius W, 3-2 (ot) 11/28 at Williams W, 3-2 11/25 $ vs . Connecticut L, 3-6 11/25 at Alabama-Huntsville L, 3-7 3/8 ^ Elmira L, 4-5 (ot) 12/10 Buffalo St . W, 11-1 11/26 $ vs . Southern Main W, 9-2 11/25 at Alabama-Huntsville L, 0-3 3/14 % Middlebury L, 4-6 12/12 at Neb -Omaha. W, 4-2 12/2 *Mercyhurst W, 7-5 12/1 at Air Force W, 4-3 3/15 % Middlebury L, 3-6 12/13 at Neb -Omaha. W, 5-3 12/3 *at Mercyhurst L, 2-5 12/2 at Air Force W, 2-0 & RIT Tournament 1/2 $ vs . Colby W, 6-1 12/9 SUNY Oswego L, 5-6 (ot) 12/8 SUNY Oswego W, 6-4 $ Pepsi Cardinal Classic 1/3 $ vs . SUNY Plattsburgh L, 4-7 12/10 at SUNY Geneseo W, 3-1 12/9 SUNY Geneseo W, 6-3 (at Plattsburgh) 1/8 SUNY Potsdam W, 10-0 1/7 at Salem St . T, 4-4 (ot) 12/15 *Mercyhurst W, 7-4 * ECAC West Contest 1/17 at SUNY Cortland W, 18-0 1/8 at Fairfield W, 9-4 12/16 *at Mercyhurst L, 6-9 ^ ECAC West Tournament 1/22 at SUNY Oswego W, 6-5 1/13 Plattsburgh W, 6-2 1/6 at Williams W, 5-3 % NCAA Tournament 1/23 SUNY Fredonia W, 4-2 1/14 SUNY Potsdam T, 4-4 (ot) 1/9 SUNY Fredonia W, 8-1 1/26 at Buffalo St . W, 13-1 1/20 SUNY Cortland W, 4-3 1/12 at SUNY Plattsburgh L, 1-3 E 1997-98 (20-4-5) 1/30 *at Elmira T, 4-4 (ot) 1/21 *at Elmira W, 10-4 1/13 at SUNY Potsdam W, 7-4 10/25 SUNY Brockport W, 13-4 2/5 Bentley W, 7-2 1/24 SUNY Brockport L, 3-5 1/18 at SUNY Cortland W, 7-4 10/31 & vs . Seneca W, 13-3 2/6 Bentley W, 7-1 1/27 *Hobart W, 6-1 1/20 *at Elmira W, 5-4 11/1 & vs . SUNY Oswego W, 6-3 2/12 *Mercyhurst W, 6-3 2/1 *at Canisius L, 4-5 1/23 at SUNY Brockport W, 7-2 11/21 at SUNY Brockport W, 8-5 2/13 *Elmira W, 6-4 2/5 at Skidmore L, 5-7 1/26 *Hobart W, 14-2 11/22 SUNY Geneseo W, 4-3 2/17 *at Mercyhurst T, 3-3 (ot) 2/7 *at Hobart W, 4-2 1/27 *at Hobart W, 3-0 11/28 at St . Norbert W, 4-3 2/20 *Hobart W, 4-3 2/10 *Canisius W, 3-2 2/2 *Canisius T, 2-2 (ot) 11/29 at Lake Forest W, 6-2 2/27 *at Hobart W, 5-2 2/17 Buffalo St . W, 10-2 2/10 *at Canisius W, 4-3 12/12 *Canisius W, 12-1 3/5 ^ Hobart W, 10-3 2/18 *Elmira T, 5-5 (ot) 2/16 at Buffalo St . W, 6-2 12/13 at SUNY Oswego T, 3-3 (ot) 3/6 ^ Mercyhurst W, 6-1 2/21 at SUNY Oswego W, 6-4 2/17 *Elmira L, 3-6 12/19 at Ala -Huntsville. T, 3-3 (ot) 3/12 % Amherst W, 7-2 3/3 ^ Canisius W, 5-4 (ot) 3/1 ^ Elmira W, 10-6 12/20 at Ala -Huntsville. L, 2-4 3/13 % Amherst W, 6-2 3/4 ^ Mercyhurst L, 2-9 3/2 ^ Canisius W, 3-2 1/3 at Bowdoin W, 2-1 3/19 % Middlebury L, 3-9 & RIT Tournament NA % SUNY Potsdam W, 6-3 1/4 at Concordia W, 3-2 3/20 % Norwich L, 2-9 $ Plattsburgh Invite NA % SUNY Potsdam W, 4-3 1/16 *at Niagara T, 5-5 (ot) & RIT Tournament * ECAC West Contest 3/8 % UW-River Falls W, 2-1 1/17 *Niagara L, 2-4 * ECAC West Contest ^ ECAC West Tournament 3/16 % Middlebury L, 2-3 1/20 at SUNY Fredonia T, 4-4 (ot) ^ ECAC West Tournament & RIT Tournament 1/23 *at Elmira W, 3-1 % NCAA Tournament * ECAC West Contest 1/28 *at Hobart W, 7-3 ^ ECAC West Tournament % NCAA Tournament

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12/15 + at USA-Under 18 L, 1-7 1/4 *Utica W, 7-1 1/5 *Manhattanville W, 4-2 1/8 at SUNY Cortland W, 6-3 1/12 at SUNY Fredonia W, 5-4 1/18 at SUNY Oswego W, 5-0 1/19 SUNY Oswego W, 5-1 1/26 *at Elmira L, 2-4 2/1 *at Utica W, 10-4 2/2 *Hobart W, 7-1 2/6 *at Hobart W, 4-0 2/8 *Neumann W, 24-0 2/16 *Elmira W, 4-3 3/1 ^ Hobart W, 10-1 3/2 ^ Elmira W, 2-1 3/8 % SUNY Plattsburgh T, 4-4 (ot) 3/9 % SUNY Plattsburgh T, 2-2 (ot) (lost mini-game 1-0) + Exhibition * ECAC West Contest @ Chase Rochester Cup (at RIT) ! Chase Rochester Cup (at Brockport) ^ ECAC West Tournament % NCAA Tournament Ken Moran and Steve Mirabile combine to score against SUNY Cortland in 1989.

E E 1999-00 (22-7-1) # Blue Devil Invitational 2/17 *Elmira W, 7-1 2002-03 (19-4-2) 10/16 + Seneca W, 8-2 (at Fredonia) 3/2 ^ Hobart W, 9-1 10/19 + St . Clair W, 6-3 10/22 # vs . Findlay L, 3-5 * ECAC West Contest 3/3 ^ Manhattanville W, 8-2 10/25 UW-Eau Claire W, 9-1 10/23 # vs . Fredonia W, 5-1 @ Chase Rochester Cup 3/9 % Lebanon Valley W, 8-1 10/26 UW-Eau Claire W, 11-2 10/29 @ vs . Hobart W, 3-0 $ Norwich Tournament 3/10 % Lebanon Valley W, 10-2 11/2 at SUNY Potsdam W, 4-3 (ot) 10/30 @ vs . SUNY Brockport W, 7-5 ^ ECAC West Tournament 3/16 % UW-River Falls W, 5-2 11/8 *Manhattanville W, 3-1 11/5 at Findlay W, 6-3 % NCAA Tournament 3/17 % SUNY Plattsburgh L, 2-6 11/9 *Neumann W, 8-1 11/6 at Findlay L, 3-7 # Blue Devil Invitational (at Fredonia) 11/20 at SUNY Geneseo W, 9-5 11/19 SUNY Brockport W, 6-2 E 2000-01 (27-1-1) @ Chase Rochester Cup (at Brockport) 11/23 at Johnson and Wales W, 10-1 11/20 SUNY Geneseo W, 9-2 10/20 # vs . SUNY Oswego W, 6-3 ! Chase Rochester Cup (at Geneseo) 11/24 at Wentworth T, 2-2 (ot) 12/4 *Hobart W, 13-2 10/21 # at SUNY Fredonia W, 7-2 & Face-Off Classic (at Colby) 12/6 *at Neumann W, 13-2 12/8 Williams W, 3-2 10/27 @ vs . SUNY Geneseo W, 8-4 + Exhibition 12/7 *at Manhattanville L, 2-7 12/10 at SUNY Plattsburgh L, 4-5 10/28 ! vs . SUNY Brockport W, 10-1 * ECAC West Contest 1/3 Amherst W, 5-1 12/30 $ vs . Trinity W, 3-2(ot) 11/4 *Manhattanville W, 6-2 $ Radisson Inn Classic (at Air Force) 1/4 Williams W, 6-2 12/31 $ vs . Norwich W, 7-4 11/14 at SUNY Geneseo W, 13-0 ? Plattsburgh Classic (at Plattsburgh) 1/10 + USA-Under 18 L, 3-5 1/7 at Colby W, 6-3 11/25 & vs . Bowdoin W, 6-3 ^ ECAC West Tournament 1/11 + USA-Under 18 L, 3-6 1/8 at Colby W, 7-3 11/26 & vs . Colby W, 8-2 % NCAA Tournament 1/15 SUNY Fredonia W, 4-0 1/15 *at Elmira L, 2-3(ot) 12/1 + USA Under 18 L, 1-4 1/18 SUNY Plattsburgh W, 5-2 1/18 at SUNY Fredonia W, 5-0 12/2 + USA Under 18 W, 4-2 E 2001-02 (21-2-2) 1/21 SUNY Cortland W, 9-4 1/21 at SUNY Oswego W, 6-3 12/5 *Hobart W, 7-3 10/20 + Wilfrid Laurier W, 11-0 1/24 SUNY Oswego L, 2-5 1/22 SUNY Oswego L, 4-7 12/8 $ vs . Conn . College W, 11-3 10/26 @ vs . SUNY Brockport W, 7-0 1/25 at SUNY Oswego L, 3-7 2/4 *at Hobart W, 11-0 12/9 $ vs . Air Force W, 4-3 10/27 ! vs . Hobart W, 7-1 2/1 *at Hobart W, 8-2 2/5 *Manhattanville W, 4-2 1/5 ? Colby W, 8-3 11/3 *at Manhattanville W, 5-4 2/7 *at Utica W, 8-3 2/11 Wayne St . W, 5-2 1/6 ? at SUNY Plattsburgh W, 8-2 11/4 *at Neumann W, 12-2 2/8 *at Elmira T, 5-5 (ot) 2/12 at Hamilton T, 2-2(ot) 1/12 SUNY Cortland W, 9-3 11/13 SUNY Geneseo W, 12-2 2/14 *Elmira W, 5-3 2/19 *Elmira W, 3-1 1/13 SUNY Fredonia W, 4-2 11/23 at UW-Eau Claire W, 9-1 2/15 *Utica W, 8-4 2/26 *at Manhattanville W, 10-4 1/19 SUNY Oswego T, 3-3 (ot) 11/24 at UW-Eau Claire W, 5-1 2/28 *Hobart W, 6-3 3/3 ^ Hobart W, 6-4 1/20 at SUNY Oswego W, 4-2 11/30 at Johnson & Wales W, 6-0 3/7 ^ Hobart W, 6-2 3/4 ^ Elmira W, 3-1 1/23 at SUNY Brockport W, 14-2 12/1 Wentworth L, 3-4 3/8 ^ Elmira L, 3-4 3/10 % Norwich L, 1-4 1/27 *at Elmira W, 4-3 12/7 at Amherst W, 5-3 + Exhibition 3/11 % Norwich L, 1-5 2/2 *at Hobart W, 10-0 12/8 at Williams W, 6-1 * ECAC West Contest + Exhibition 2/3 *at Manhattanville W, 3-2 12/14 + at USA Under-18 W, 4-2 ^ ECAC West Tournament

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E 2003-04 (13-7-5) 2/12 *Elmira L, 6-7 (ot) 11/17 * Bentley L, 2-3 (ot) 11/16 * Mercyhurst L, 3-6 10/31 St . Norbert T, 4-4 (ot) 2/18 Lebanon Valley W, 12-2 11/18 * Bentley W, 5-1 11/17 * Mercyhurst W, 3-2 (ot) 11/1 St . Norbert L, 2-4 2/19 *Manhattanville L, 1-2 (ot) 12/1 * Holy Cross W, 2-1 11/23 * Army T, 2-2 (ot) 11/7 + Humber W, 9-0 3/4 ! vs . Manhattanville L, 2-6 12/2 * Holy Cross W, 5-1 11/24 * Army T, 1-1 (ot) 11/14 *Elmira W, 4-0 + Exhibition 12/8 * at Mercyhurst W, 5-2 11/30 * at Bentley W, 3-2 11/15 *Utica W, 6-1 * ECAC West Contest 12/9 * at Mercyhurst W, 6-4 12/1 * at Bentley T, 2-2 (ot) 11/22 at SUNY Oswego L, 3-5 ! ECAC West Tournament (at Utica) 12/29 * at Army L, 1-2 12/7 * at AIC L, 1-4 11/28 Williams W, 6-2 12/30 * at Army W, 5-3 12/8 * at AIC W, 5-0 11/29 N .E . College L, 4-5 (ot) E 2005-06 (9-24-2) 1/4 at Quinnipiac W, 3-2 12/29 % at Minnesota W, 4-3 12/5 *at Manhattanville T, 5-5 (ot) 10/8 + Waterloo W, 5-4 1/6 Niagara L, 3-5 12/30 % vs . Boston College L, 0-6 12/6 *at Neumann W, 11-3 10/14 % at Quinnipiac L, 2-6 1/9 * Canisius W, 6-3 1/4 * at Holy Cross W, 5-2 12/12 + at USA Under-18 L, 4-9 10/15 % vs . Air Force W, 5-2 1/12 * at Sacred Heart W, 4-0 1/5 * at Holy Cross W, 5-1 12/13 + at USA Under-18 T, 5-5 (ot) 10/21 at Canisius W, 5-3 1/13 * at Sacred Heart W, 6-3 1/11 * at Air Force L, 2-5 1/2 # vs . St . Michael’s W, 5-2 10/22 Canisius L, 1-2 1/19 * Connecticut L, 3-4 (ot) 1/12 * at Air Force W, 4-3 (ot) 1/3 # vs . Babson L, 1-5 10/28 St . Lawrence W, 3-2 1/20 * Connecticut W, 4-2 1/18 * Sacred Heart W, 4-2 1/9 SUNY Potsdam W, 3-2 10/29 St . Lawrence L, 3-6 1/26 * at AIC W, 6-2 1/19 * Sacred Heart W, 4-2 1/10 Curry W, 9-1 11/4 Alabama-Huntsville L, 2-3 1/27 * at AIC W, 3-2 1/25 * at Connecticut L, 0-3 1/13 at SUNY Cortland W, 9-2 11/5 Alabama-Huntsville L, 1-4 2/2 * Canisius L, 1-4 1/26 * at Connecticut T, 1-1 (ot) 1/16 at Fredonia T, 3-3 (ot) 11/12 at Robert Morris T, 5-5 (ot) 2/3 * at Canisius W, 4-2 2/1 * AIC L, 1-3 1/23 SUNY Geneseo T, 4-4 (ot) 11/13 at Robert Morris L, 2-4 2/9 * Air Force W, 5-4 2/2 * AIC W, 5-2 1/24 SUNY Oswego W, 3-2 11/19 at Niagara L, 2-3 2/10 * Air Force W, 2-1 2/9 * Canisius W, 4-1 1/31 *Hobart W, 6-1 11/26 at AIC W, 5-0 2/16 * Mercyhurst W, 6-5 2/10 * at Canisius L, 4-5 2/6 *at Utica L, 3-5 11/27 at Sacred Heart L, 5-8 2/17 * Mercyhurst L, 2-3 2/16 Niagara T, 3-3 (ot) 2/7 *at Elmira W, 5-4 12/2 Union L, 2-3 2/23 * at Bentley W, 3-0 2/22 * at Mercyhurst T, 3-3 (ot) 2/13 *Neumann W, 11-5 12/3 at Union L, 0-2 2/24 * at Bentley L, 6-7 2/23 * at Mercyhurst W, 4-2 2/14 *Manhattanville T, 2-2 (ot) 12/9 SUNY Geneseo W, 6-1 + Exhibition 2/29 * Bentley W, 5-2 2/21 *at Hobart L, 4-5 12/10 at Rensselaer L, 7-10 * Atlantic Hockey Association Contests 3/1 * Bentley W, 5-2 3/5 ^ vs . Manhattanville W, 4-2 12/30 at Air Force L, 2-3 3/7 ! Holy Cross W, 5-4 (ot) 3/6 ^ at Hobart L, 1-3 12/31 at Air Force T, 2-2 (ot) E 2007-08 (19-12-6) 3/8 ! Holy Cross W, 5-4 (ot) + Exhibition 1/6 at Clarkson L, 2-5 10/11 + Guelph W, 6-1 3/15 # Air Force L, 0-5 * ECAC West Contest 1/7 at Cornell L, 1-3 10/13 at Colgate L, 5-6 + Exhibition # Plattsburgh Tournament 1/14 SUNY Oswego L, 2-4 10/19 Bowling Green L, 3-5 & at Blue Cross Arena ^ ECAC West Tournament (at Hobart) 1/17 SUNY Oswego W, 5-3 10/27 & Cornell W, 4-1 % Dodge Holiday Classic 1/20 Quinnipiac L, 1-4 11/2 * Canisius W, 4-3 * Atlantic Hockey Association Contests E 2004-05 (13-10-1) 1/21 Quinnipac L, 1-4 11/3 * at Canisius L, 2-6 ! Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals 10/23 + St . Clair W, 4-3 1/27 at USA Under-18 W, 8-5 11/9 * Air Force L, 1-2 (ot) # Atlantic Hockey Semifinal (at BCA) 10/29 at St . Norbert L, 1-4 1/28 at USA Under-18 L, 6-9 11/10 * Air Force W, 4-3 10/30 at St . Norbert W, 4-3 2/4 at Bowling Green L, 2-3 11/5 *Hobart W, 6-1 2/5 at Mercyhurst L, 3-4 11/6 *Utica W, 2-1 2/10 at Alabama-Huntsville L, 3-4 11/13 *at Manhattanville L, 4-5 2/11 at Alabama-Huntsville L, 3-4 11/27 at N .E . College W, 5-2 2/13 Air Force L, 2-3 (ot) 11/28 at Williams W, 5-3 2/24 USA Under-18 W, 2-1 12/3 *at Hobart T, 2-2 (ot) 2/25 USA Under-18 L, 1-3 12/4 *Neumann W, 7-0 + Exhibition 12/11 at SUNY Geneseo W, 4-3 % Quinnipiac Q-Cup 12/17 + USA Under-18 W, 7-4 12/18 + USA Under-18 L, 2-5 E 2006-07 (21-11-2) 1/8 SUNY Plattsburgh L, 4-5 10/6 at St . Lawrence L, 3-4 1/11 SUNY Fredonia L, 3-5 10/7 at Clarkson L, 2-4 1/14 SUNY Oswego L, 2-5 10/14 at Union T, 2-2 (ot) 1/15 at SUNY Oswego W, 5-3 10/20 * AIC W, 8-3 1/21 *at Elmira W, 4-3 10/21 * AIC W, 8-0 1/19 at Curry L, 3-6 10/27 * at Canisius W, 4-2 1/20 at Wentworth W, 4-2 10/28 at Cornell L, 3-5 2/4 *at Neumann W, 6-3 11/3 * at Air Force L, 0-3 2/5 at Lebanon Valley W, 7-4 11/4 * at Air Force T, 4-4 (ot) 2/11 *at Utica L, 2-6 11/11 + St . Clair W, 6-1 David Bagley, RIT standout from 2001-03.

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E 1 Holmes, J .R . 2002-05 Wilkins, Shawn 1999-02 Doyle, Mark 1986-87 Dougherty, Mark 1967-70 Hofstetter, Justin 2005-08 Doherty, Darren 2002-06 Farnham, John 1987-88 Castro, Mel 1968-70 Dan Ringwald 2006-08 Palmer, Chris 1988-90 Lindsay, Jamie 1970-71 E 4 Nuccitelli, Jeff 1990-91 Glenz, Arthur 1969-72 Owen, George 1967-68 E 7 Smith, Mike 1991-92 LaShomb, Dave 1972-73 Winchester, Craig 1970-73 Robinson, John 1967-68 Supryka, Jason 1992-93 Reasoner, Marty 1972-74 Williams, Len 1973-74 Simon, Charles 1968-70 Robinson, D .J . 1993-94 Auer, Jeff 1972-74 Shima, Pete 1976-80 Sosonke, Stu 1970-71 Lazar, Cheyne 1994-98 Lantry, Jim 1973-74 Larouche, Jim 1981-83 Sigler, Dean 1971-74 Armes, Brian 2000-02 Paquin, Andy 1976-79 Hall, Brian 1983-84, 87-88 Barrett, Jon 1976-77 Macovi, Brent 2002-05 Lewis, Dave 1978-81 Doyle, Mike 1984-85 Belden, Mike 1978-82 Matt Crowell 2006-08 Burkholder, Dave 1981-84 Grande, Stephen 1985-87 Burgholzer, Mark 1982-83 Hallice, Chet 1984-88 Farnham, John 1988-90 Hull, Jim 1983-84 E 10 Resteghini, Carl 1989-90 O’Brien, Kyle 1990-94 Montambault, Maurice 1984-87 Taylor, John 1967-70 Smith, Dan 1990-91 Newtown, Jamie 1994-95 DePasquale, Paul 1987-89 Clarke, Steve 1970-71 Szazynski, Greg 1991-92 French, Adam 1995-96 Cahill, Russ 1989-91 Blaise, Jim 1971-72 Hogan, George 1992-93 Blevins, Wesley 1996-00 Cheynowski, Randy 1992-96 Guttosch, Jim 1971-72 Nicholson, Jason 1993-97 Francke, Ryan 2000-04 Fayad, Lanner 1998-99 Lantry, Terry 1972-74 Hrivnak, Matt 1999-01 Matt Harris 2004-08 Hill, Sam 1999-04 Knisley, Jeff 1976-77 Wrisley, David 2002-04 Fairbarn, Tristan 2003-07 Kerr, Ron 1978-79 E 5 Adams, Bill 1979-80 E 2 Henry, William 1967-70 E 8 Paul, Eric 1980-81 Clarke, Donald 1967-68 Gettum, Phil 1970-71 Brady, James 1967-68 Thomas, Bob 1981-82 Owen, George 1968-70 Hewitson, Eric 1971-72 Kells, James 1968-70 Samar, Chuck 1982-84 Bohnke, Kevin 1970-72 Meyer, Mike 1972-74 Andreala, Steve 1969-70 Hull, Jim 1984-85 Buckley, Bob 1972-73 Smith, Doug 1976-77 Lloyd, John 1970-74 Bourbonnais, John 1985-86 Gaston, Gary 1973-74 Miller, Brett 1978-80 Kavanagh, Gardner 1976-77 Thompson, Chad 1986-89 Howarth, Glenn 1976-80 Peucker, Stephen 1980-82 Kozlowski, Rick 1978-79 Martin, Scott 1989-92 Murray, Steve 1980-81 Hull, B .J . 1982-85 Faber, Scott 1979-81 Stevens, Kevin 1992-93 Wolfe, Ed 1981-83 Rivington, Dale 1985-86 Nightingale, Mike 1981-82 Jaffe, Andrew 1993-96 Herstad, Tom 1983-84 Cordick, Tim 1986-90 Henry, Ed 1982-83 Staerker, Pat 1996-00 Firman, Russ 1984-87 Morin, Al 1990-92 Herbert, Ritchie 1984-87 Faulkner, Josh 2000-02 Lisa, Gary 1987-88 Martin, Francois 1992-94 Gall, Bill 1987-91 Chafe, Jason 2002-05 Coyle, Pat 1988-91 Morel, Kelly 1994-97 Beard, Andy 1991-92 Newman, Jesse 2005-08 Hutten, Ethan 1992-96 Scott, Jonathan 1998-00 Roman, Tom 1992-93 Driscoll, Adam 1996-97 Walling, Mike 2000-04 Fricchione, Dave 1993-94 E 11 King, McAllister 1997-01 Brent Patry 2004-08 Noack, Erik 1994-98 Kells, James 1967-68 Bifulco, Tony 2002-06 Bournazakis, Pete 1999-01 Hartbeben, Robert 1968-69 Steve Coon 2006-08 E 6 Chafe, Jason 2001-02 Smith, Rod 1969-70 Howe, Maynard 1967-70 Moore, Matt 2002-04 Johnston, Dave 1970-73 E 3 Six, Donald 1969-71 Ricky Walton 2004-08 Hochmuth, Bill 1973-74 Burkhard, Robert 1967-71 Burns, Mike 1971-74 Nesbit, Rich 1976-77 Gettum, Phil 1971-73 Mulcahey, Mike 1976-77 E 9 Tripoli, Scott 1978-79 Raymond, Bob 1973-74 Rice, Todd 1978-79 Lepley, Dennis 1967-69 Kruk, Tim 1979-81 Rice, Todd 1976-77 Krull, Gary 1979-80 Whelpton, Terry 1969-70 Ostrum, Don 1981-82 McDonald, Ed 1978-81 Gramza, Mark 1980-82 Walentuk, Paul 1970-71 Thomas, Bob 1982-83 Carroll, Ed 1981-84 Hawkins, John 1982-86 Hockmuth, Bill 1971-72 Hinrichsen, John 1983-86 Viditz-Ward, Glen 1985-87 Reddish, Jeff 1986-88 Hill, Jay 1972-74 Brown, Scott 1986-87 Firkins, Jeff 1987-89 Cluett, Tim 1988-92 Birch, Tom 1976-80 Mirabile, Steve 1987-91 Platz, Adam 1989-90 Roderick, Clinton 1992-94 Taylor, Phil 1980-81 Sisk, Jake 1991-92 Comi, Chris 1991-92 Nappa, Mark 1994-95 Tracy, Doug 1981-84 Papalia, Angelo 1993-96 Moore, Matt 2000-02 Tyson, Ty 1996-97 Shompe, Larry 1984-86 Fukes, Steve 1996-99

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Tarantino, Mike 2000-04 Brent Alexin 2006-08 Jones, Mike 1984-86 McDonald, Errol 1998-99 Rob Tarantino 2004-07 Regan, Jim 1986-89 Bournazakis, Mike 1999-03 E 15 Thomas, Jim 1989-91 McCreary, Mark 2003-04 E 12 Wharity, Barry 1967-68 Carmody, Sean 1991-92 Sarazin, Brennan 2005-08 Keeler, Richard 1968-69 Burns, William 1968-69 Fairbarn, Ryan 2000-04 Reece, Timothy 1969-70 Gettum, Phillip 1969-70 Matt Smith 2004-08 E 21 Lukazonas, Bill 1970-73 Reeners, Martin 1970-74 Kelly, Mike 1980-82 Heffer, Doug 1973-74, 76-77 Cameron, Tom 1976-77 E 18 Shomphe, Larry 1982-84 Blanken, Chuck 1978-79 Knisley, Jeff 1978-79 Anderson, Syd 1969-70 Schroeder, Pete 1985-88 O’Connor, Jim 1979-82 Olsen, Shawn 1979-81 Reid, Norm 1971-74 Forselius, Charlie 1989-91 Bjourness, Bill 1982-84 Brouwer, Rich 1981-84 Collins, Glenn 1976-77 Richardson, Ian 1991-92 Lorenzen, Rob 1984-86 Giacalone, Phil 1985-88 Kruk, Tim 1978-79 Wise, Jasen 1992-94 Blanding, Lee 1986-87 Roe, Phil 1988-90 Kozlowski, Rick 1979-80 Thomas, Matt 1994-95 Hannen, Tim 1987-88 Nutter, Rich 1990-92 Giacobbi, Denis 1980-81 Edwards, Kyle 1995-97 Masaschi, Tom 1988-92 Borggaard, Andrew 1992-93 Johnstone, Chris 1981-85 Klaver, Sean 1997-99 Luplow, Doug 1992-94 Costea, Mark 1993-95 Thompson, Chad 1985-86 McDonald, Errol 1999-03 Fricchione, Dave 1994-97 Wenzel, Brian 1995-99 Loring, Pete 1986-88 Han, Dennis 2003-04 Armes, Brian 1998-00 Lukazonas, Justin 1999-01 Person, Todd 1988-91 Raymond, Bobby 2005-08 Luckino, Brandon 2000-02 Harris, Brad 2003-07 Mendola, Charlie 1992-94 Simon Lambert 2004-05 Alan Mazur 2007-08 Robinson, D .J . 1994-97 E 22 Brent Sarcone 2005-06 Hahn, Derek 1998-01 Bebak, Ray 1980-81 Stevan Matic 2006-08 E 16 Tucciarone, Mike 2001-05 Trowell, Bobby 1981-85 Sweeney, William 1967-68 Lambert, Simon 2005-08 Cotie, JIm 1985-89 E 13 Clark, Donald 1968-70 Lauzon, Craig 1989-90 Neuscheler, Chip 1967-68 Gaston, Gary 1970-72 E 19 Jarvis, Greg 1991-92 Hunt, Tim 1968-69 Lantry, James 1972-73 Ostrum, Don 1980-81 Pagliaro, Josh 1992-93 Skivington, Michael 1969-71 Vadas, Dave 1976-77 MacDonald, Blaise 1981-85 Cossette, Bryan 1993-94 Hace, Jerry 1971-74 Olsen, Shawn 1978-79 Regan, Jim 1985-86 Pomeroy, Matt 1994-95 Blicker, Skip 1976-77 O’Halloran, Mike 1979-80 Mirabile, Steve 1986-87 Newtown, Jamie 1995-97 Bauer, Greg 1978-79 Healy, Todd 1980-82 Palmer, Chris 1987-88 Galway, Jerry 1997-02 Tripoli, Scott 1979-81 Whiteside, Gump 1983-85 Reddish, Jeff 1988-90 Hyman, Marc 2002-06 Murphy, Jay 1992-94 Nunez, Greg 1987-88 Heaney, Mike 1990-93 Anton Kharin 2006-08 Moran, Ken 1988-91 Morel, Kelly 1993-94 E 14 Foster, Ed 1991-92 Mendola, Charlies 1994-95 E 23 Westfall, Robert 1967-68 Maybury, Chris 1992-96 McReady, Keith 1995-97 Shouldice, Don 1981-82 Reasoner, Kenneth 1968-69 Jones, Scott 1996-00 Eydt, Jaren 1999-00 Bohane, Matt 1982-83 Baker, James 1969-71 Orofiamma, Roberto 2001-05 Fayad, Lanner 2000-03 Krygier, Todd 1983-84 Reasoner, Marty 1971-72 Olson, Darren 2005-06 Tarantino, Rob 2003-04 Mercier, Jeff 1984-88 Vyerberg, Al 1972-73 Alan Mazur 2006-07 Pinizzotto, Steve 2005-07 Lach, Jay 1989-90 Begoon, Jeff 1973-74 Tyler Mazzei 2007-08 Kartes, Jim 1990-92 Connolly, Tim 1976-77 E 17 Boller, Pat 1992-93 DiLungo, Pat 1978-79 Vokac, Kenneth 1967-70 E 20 Toll, Steve 1994-97 Kushay, John 1979-80 Eaton, Dave 1969-70 Breau, Don 1980-81 Garver, Matt 1998-99 Perras, T .J . 1980-84 Herschbein, Bernie 1970-72 Bryant, Peter 1981-83 Faulkner, Josh 1999-00 Bryant, Peter 1984-85 Keene, Tom 1972-73 Herbert, Ritchie 1983-84 Brandon Mulholland 2004-05 Brown, Scott 1985-86, 87-89 Vyerberg, Al 1973-74 Herstad, Tom 1984-87 Mike Janda 2007-08 Hall, Brian 1986-87 Young, Tom 1976-77 Gladding, Bryn 1987-88 MacNair, Scott 1989-93 Connolly, Tim 1978-79 Pagliaro, Josh 1989-92 E 24 French, Adam 1993-95 Nelson, Tim 1979-80 Foster, Ed 1992-93 Alm, Andy 1980-81 Murphy, Luke 1995-99 Zatezalo, Nick 1980-81 Stevens, Kevin 1993-94 Burgholzer, Mark 1981-82 Conlon, Jared 1999-03 Whiteside, Gump 1981-82 Thomas, Art 1994-95 Carroll, Geoff 1982-84 Farrer, Steve 2003-06 Holzman, Mike 1982-84 Klosowski, Jeremy 1996-97 Rivington, Gord 1985-86

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McGurk, Jon 1986-89 Firman, Russ 1983-84 E 33 Kartes, Jim 1989-90 MacKenzie, Blair 1984-85 Desso, Chris 1992-93 E 42 Roman, Tom 1990-92 Doyle, Mark 1985-86 Staley, Marc 1993-95 Bournazakis, Pete 1997-99 Pallante, John 1992-94 Moran, Ken 1987-88 White, Ben 1995-97 Luplow, Doug 1994-95 Smith, Gary 1988-91 Ozminkowski, Jeff 1998-99 E 44 Pallante, John 1995-97 Jenkins, Harry 1991-92 Eliopoulos, George 2003-06 Constantine, Peter 1997-99 Day, Jonathan 1997-01 Sherman, Andrew 1992-95 DeMichiel, Jared 2006-08 Bagley, David 2001-03 Thomas, Art 1995-97 E 55 Stephen Burns 2004-08 Coughlin, Dale 1999-00 E 35 Ryan Beliveau 1998-99 Hupp, Craig 2002-05 Deweese, Brad 1992-93 E 25 Malloy, Dan 2005-06 Desso, Chris 1993-95 Bold - Played 2007-08 Season McCaffery, Ed 1983-84 Andrew Favot 2007-08 Luplow, Doug 1995-96 Bold Italic - Active Bourbonnais, John 1984-85 Merriman, Scott 1985-86 E 29 E 36 No numbers for years 74-75, Roe, Phil 1986-87 Giacalone, Phil 1984-85 Morris, Jamie 1995-99 75-76, 77-78 . If you find any errors Beggs, Mark 1987-88 King, Bill 1985-86 or additions to this list, please Higgs, John 1990-91 Lisa, Gary 1986-87 E 39 e-mail us at: ritsports@rit .edu Augustyn, Dan 1991-94 Morabito, Tom 1987-88 Edwards, Kyle 1997-99 Post, Tom 1994-96 Hill, Mark 1988-91 Gargiles, Michael 1996-00 Sherman, Chris 1999-02 E 40 George, Adam 2000-04 Eliopoulos, George 2002-03 Driscoll, Adam 1997-00 Darrell Draper 2004-08 Boope, Rob 2000-01 E 30 Hrivnak, Matt 2001-02 E 26 Williams, Green 1973-77 Guimond, Jocelyn 2005-07 Whiteside, Gump 1982-83 Dera, Keith 1978-79 Jan Ropponen 2007-08 Montambault, Maurice 1983-84 Cowan, John 1979-80 Schroeder, Pete 1984-85 Burkholder, Dave 1980-81 Bauman, Mike 1985-86 Jansen, Dave 1980-82 Cassells, Kevin 1987-89 Schum, Gary 1981-82 Murphy, Jay 1990-92 Petrick, Nick 1982-83 Randall, Shawn 1992-96 Kokosa, Andy 1982-83 Myers, Josh 1998-01 Dominach, Terry 1983-84 Payant, Brian 2003-06 Rohlfs, Rob 1984-88 Germain, Lou 1988-89 E 27 Smith, Dan 1989-90 Wojcik, Tim 1976-77 Spiegel, Matt 1990-91 Dera, Keith 1976-77 Barnett, Derrick 1991-94 Scamura, Tom 1978-79 Ozminkowski, Jeff 1994-97 Howarth, Ron 1979-82 Sorentino, Joe 1997-98 Bellanger, Norm 1982-85 Euverman, Tyler 1999-03 DePasquale, Paul 1985-87 Menard, Louis 2005-08 McGrath, Robert 1987-88 Boyd, Dan 1988-90 E 31 Newport, Jim 1990-91 Horiuchi, Grant 1983-85 Supryka, Jason 1991-92 Ostrowski, Dan 1985-87 Dougherty, Todd 1992-94 Abraham, Fred 1987-91 Cossette, Bryan 1994-97 Gallagher, Zack 1991-92 Vessio, Rob 1998-02 Goldhar, Erik 1994-95 Fazzi, Ian 2002-05 Sean Murphy 2007-08 E 32 Perrotta, Dave 1995-96 Derek Hahn fires a shot against SUNY Plattsburgh. E 28 Thomas, Matt 1996-98 Paul, Eric 1981-82

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117 1982-83 Championship Anniversary

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During the 1982-83 season, the RIT men’s hockey program won its first national championship, defeating Bemijidi State, 4-2 in the Division II Championship . The team title was RIT’s first as an athletics program . It marked the 25th anniversary of the great honor in 2008, and the univer- sity honored its members of the championship team with a gala reunion . In addition, the team was inducted into the 2008 Frontier Field Walk of Fame in conjunction with the Greater Rochester Sports Authority on Sunday, August 10 . The squad was honored in the “Team of the Ages” category . Former players Dave Burkholder, Mark Burgholzer, and Chris Johnstone, along with team manager Dave Metzger and Lou Spiotti, Director for the Center of Intercollegiate Athletics and Recreation were in attendance to accept this tremendous accolade .

Photos (clockwise): The 2008 “Team of the Ages” brick at Frontier Field. Lou Spiotti, Dave Burkholder, Dave Metzger, Chris Johnstone and Mark Burgholzer with the 2008 Frontier Walk of Fame induction certificate; members of the team during a 10-year reunion ceremony at Ritter Arena in 1993; celebrating the championship on campus in 1983.

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No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown Coaching Staff 3 Justin Hofstetter D Sr. 6-0 195 Bright, Ontario (Cambridge Winterhawks) Wayne Wilson Head Coach 4 Riley Clark D Fr. 5-11 190 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (Melfort Mustangs) Brian Hills Associate Head Coach 6 Dan Ringwald D So. 6-1 205 Oakville, Ontario (Oakville Blades) Dave Insalaco Assistant Coach 7 Mark Cornacchia F Fr. 5-10 185 Unionville, Ontario (Markham Waxers) Mike Germain Volunteer Assistant Coach 8 Scott Knowles F Fr. 5-7 170 Riverside, Ontario (Surrey Eagles) Mark Cesari Strength and Conditioning Coach/Athletic Trainer 9 Matt Crowell F Jr. 5-11 175 Kelowna, British Columbia (Williams Lake Timberwolves) Jeff Siegel Equipment Manager 10 Jesse Newman F Sr. 5-11 175 Kelowna, British Columbia (Trail Smokeeaters) 2008-09 Captains 11 Taylor McReynolds F Fr. 6-0 190 Sherwood Park, Alberta (Green Bay Gamblers) Bobby Raymond 12 Stevan Matic F Jr. 6-0 190 Burnaby, British Columbia (Langley Hornets) Dan Ringwald 14 Brent Alexin F Jr. 6-1 200 West Seneca, N.Y. (Buffalo Jr. Sabres) Brennan Sarazin 15 Alan Mazur D Jr. 6-0 190 Burnaby, British Columbia (Merritt Centennials) Player Pronunciation 16 Tyler Brenner F Fr. 6-2 190 Linwood, Ontario (Elmira Sugar Kings) Name Pronunciation 17 Sean Murphy F So. 6-0 190 Owatonna, Minn. (Green Bay Gamblers) Hofstetter Hawf-Stetter 18 Cameron Burt F Fr. 5-10 160 Detroit, Mich. (Green Bay Gamblers) Cornacchia Corn-nack-key-a 19 Tyler Mazzei F So. 5-9 175 Kelowna, British Columbia () Knowles Noles 20 Brennan Sarazin F Sr. 5-10 195 Nepean, Ontario (Nepean Raiders) Crowell Crow-ell 21 Bobby Raymond D Sr. 5-10 190 Lucknow, Ontario (Owen Sound) Matic Mah-tic 22 Anton Kharin F Jr. 5-11 180 Twin Lake, Mich. (Bay State Breakers) Mazur May-zure 23 Mike Janda F So. 6-2 210 Glen Ellyn, Ill. (Chicago Steel) Mazzei May-zee 24 Chris Haltigin D Fr. 6-0 190 Oakville, Ontario (Oakville Blades) Kharin Ka-rin 25 Daniel Spivak D Fr. 6-0 195 Thornhill, Ontario (Stouffville Spirit) Haltigin Hal-teh-gin 26 Trevor Eckenswiller D Fr. 6-0 185 Lions Head, Ontario (Oakville Blades) Spivak Spee-vak 28 Andrew Favot F So. 5-7 160 King City, Ontario (Aurora Tigers) Eckenswiller Ek-en-swill-er 30 Louis Menard G Sr. 6-1 180 Chicoutimi, Quebec (Ottawa Senators) Favot Fa-vit 33 Jared DeMichiel G Jr. 6-1 185 Avon, Conn. (Chicago Steel) Menard Meh-nard 40 Jan Ropponen G So. 5-9 165 Espoo Finland (Espoo Blues) DeMichiel Dee-Michael Ropponen Rope-o-nen

A raucous crowd cheers on the Tigers. Members of RIT Band at the Blue Cross Arena.

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Bottom Row: Louis Menard, Matt Crowell, Brent Alexin, Justin Hofstetter, Brennan Sarazin (captain), Dan Ringwald (captain), Bobby Raymond (captain), Jesse Newman, Anton Kharin, Jared DeMichiel Middle Row: Associate Head Coach Brian Hills, Volunteer Assistant Coach Mike Germain, Rink Manager Stuart Hughes, Senior Associate Director for Athletics Greg Moss, Jan Roponnen, Andrew Favot, Stevan Matic, Tyler Brenner, Alan Mazur, Mike Janda, Sean Murphy, Tyler Mazzei, Assistant Coach Dave Insalaco, Head Coach Wayne Wilson Top Row: Director of Hockey Operations Jeff Siegel, Mark Cornacchia, Cameron Burt, Riley Clark, Chris Haltigin, Daniel Spivak, Trevor Eckenswiller, Taylor McReynolds, Scott Knowles, Video Coordinator Mark Lessard, Strength and Conditioning Coach/Athletic Trainer Mark Cesari

2008-09 Men’s Ice Hockey Home Schedule Date Opponent Location Time

Sat., Oct. 4 Orange and White Game Frank Ritter Arena 6 p.m. Sat., Oct. 4 Skate with the Tigers Frank Ritter Arena 8 p.m. Fri., Oct. 17 Clarkson Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Sat., Oct. 18 St. Lawrence Blue Cross Arena 7:05 p.m. Fri., Oct. 31 Holy Cross Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Sat., Nov. 1 Holy Cross Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Fri., Nov. 14 Army Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Sat., Nov. 15 Army Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Fri., Dec. 12 Mercyhurst Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Sat., Dec. 13 Mercyhurst Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Fri., Jan. 9 Connecticut Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Sat., Jan. 10 Connecticut Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Fri., Jan. 16 American International Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Sat., Jan. 17 American International Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Fri., Jan. 30 U.S.A. Under-18 National Blue Cross Arena 7:05 p.m. Fri., Feb. 6 Sacred Heart Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Sat., Feb. 7 Sacred Heart Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Fri., Feb. 27 Air Force Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m. Sat., Feb. 28 Air Force Frank Ritter Arena 7:05 p.m.

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