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Opening Face-Off WESTERN COLLEGIATE • Beavers Closing in on Cup: Following a sweep last weekend of second-place Michigan Tech, league-leading Bemidji State has a magic number of three HOCKEY ASSOCIATION points (either Beavers points earned or Huskies points lost) to clinch the program's first-ever MacNaughton Cup as men's Western Collegiate Hockey • Founded 1951 • Association (WCHA) regular season champions. Suite C • Bemidji State clinches a co-championship, and thus No. 1 seed for the 2017 WCHA Tournament, with two points (either BSU points earned or Minnesota State Univ., Mankato at Edina MTU points lost). The Beavers hold the tiebreaker over the Huskies due to a 3-1-0 advantage in the season head-to-head series. Bemidji State junior goaltender , a Hobey Baker Award candidate, leads the NCAA with a 1.61 goals-against average, 7700 France Avenue South, Suite 360C • The Puck Stops Here: Michael Bitzer 18 wins and five shutouts (tied). The workhorse is also tops nationally with 31 games (and starts), and 1863:23 in the BSU net. Finally, Bitzer ranks sixth in Edina, MN 55435 the country with a .935 save percentage and 723 saves. 952-818-8869 • Wildcats on the Prowl: Northern Michigan has a seven-game unbeaten streak (5-0-2), tied for the second-longest active run in the country. The Wildcats, who earned a WCHA shootout win following one of the ties, have gained 18 league points since Jan. 7 to move within two points of Alabama Huntsville for the eighth and final playoff spot. MEMBER TEAMS • Behind the sensational play of sophomore goaltender Atte Tolvanen, NMU has allowed an NCAA-best 1.00 goals-per-game over the last University of Alabama in Huntsville month. Tolvanen leads the country since Jan. 7 with a 0.98 goals-against average and .966 save percentage (200-for-207). The Finn has posted University of Alaska Anchorage three-straight shutouts, while his scoreless streak stands at a school-record 215:42. University of Alaska Fairbanks • Playoff Chase Continues: Three of the eight teams that will advance to the 2017 WCHA Playoffs are determined, with Bemidji State, Michigan Tech and Bemidji State University Minnesota State clinching spots. The Beavers and Huskies have secured home ice for the quarterfinal round, while BSU has locked up a top-two seed, and Bowling Green State University thus the Sanford Center, through the semifinals (should the Beavers advance that far). Tight races still abound throughout the league. For example: Ferris State University • A mere two points separate eighth-place Alabama Huntsville from ninth-place Northern Michigan, just three points are the space between the Lake Superior State University four teams currently clumped in fifth through eighth place, while eight points can mean the difference between fifth place or 10th. • Minnesota State is still within striking distance of a top-two seed, trailing Michigan Tech by six. Bowling Green, currently in fourth, can catch the Michigan Technological University Mavericks for third or fall completely out of the playoff picture. Alaska is eight points out of a home ice slot with four games in hand on Bowling Minnesota State University Green, while Ferris State and Lake Superior State are nine back of the Falcons (also with four games in hand). Northern Michigan University • Fantastic Freshmen: The WCHA has seen a bevy of excellent performances by first-year skaters this season. • Offensively, Minnesota State's Marc Michaelis leads all NCAA freshmen with 33 points (12g-21a) and is sixth with an average of 1.10 points- per-game. Michaelis and Lake Superior State's Max Humitz lead WCHA rookies with 12 goals, tied for the fourth-most nationally. TRADITION STARTS HERE • Lake Superior State defenseman Collin Saccoman leads all NCAA skaters with 79 blocked shots and 2.82 blocks-per-game. • Michigan Tech goaltender Angus Redmond ranks second nationally with a 1.72 goals-against average and 13th with a .922 save percentage. Ferris State netminder Justin Kapelmaster's .941 save percentage is the NCAA's second-best, while he ranks 10th with a 1.99 GAA. In Memorium • Tradition Starts Here: Four (4) of the nation's top-15 winningest teams over the past three seasons play in the WCHA - tied with Hockey East for the In memoriam of the late Oliver “Butch” highest representation among that upper 25% of programs of any D-I conference since realignment (the NCHC has three teams, ECAC Hockey has two Mousseau, the men’s Western Collegiate and both Atlantic Hockey and the Big Ten has a single program apiece). Hockey Association (WCHA) will retire his • Minnesota State ranks fourth nationally over the last three-and-a-half seasons with 92 wins, Michigan Tech ranks 12th with 82, Bowling Green officials’ jersey number 12, while on-ice is 14th with 77 and Ferris State is 15th with 76. officials will wear a specially-designed “12” By the Numbers sticker on their helmets throughout the • 3: Consecutive shutouts for Northern Michigan, a program record. The Wildcats have not allowed a goal in 215:49 (:07 of empty-net time). 2016-17 season. • 12: NCAA-best goals scored since Dec. 1 by NMU senior forward Dominik Shine, who also leads the country with 1.00 goals-per-game since Jan. 1. • 70: Consecutive games that Bemidji State had trailed entering the third period and not won (0-61-9), prior to the Beavers erasing a 2-1 deficit Friday to Mousseau, a longtime league official, defeat Michigan Tech, 4-2. BSU had not overcome a deficit entering the final stanza to win since Feb. 10, 2012. tragically passed away March 25 after suffering critical head injuries stemming from The Week Ahead a fall to the ice during warm-ups prior to the • Bemidji State at Alabama Huntsville: The Beavers control their own destiny, as a win in regulation or 5-on-5 overtime gives BSU the MacNaughton Cup. The Chargers picked up a huge win last Saturday in Fairbanks to remain in eighth place. This is the lone regular season series between these teams, second WCHA Final Five semifinal game on whose rivalry dates to their 1990s D-II national championship matchups and extends through both College Hockey America and the WCHA. Friday, March 18 at the Van Andel Arena • Ferris State at Michigan Tech: One of the best annual events on the WCHA calendar, as the Huskies host the Bulldogs on Winter Carnival weekend in in Grand Rapids, Mich. Mousseau was 48. Houghton. Michigan Tech is looking to secure a top-two seed for the league playoffs, while Ferris State - currently tied for sixth - can still climb into home- ice contention. The teams last met in the semifinals of the 2016 WCHA Final Five, a 1-0 FSU victory. Butch was universally respected for his work • Alaska Anchorage at Lake Superior State: Key points are on the line in the Soo, as the Lakers are tied for sixth place with 29 points, while the Seawolves on the ice and beloved for his kind and sit five points shy of postseason position. This is the only regular season series between the schools. generous spirit to all, along with his love • Alaska at Northern Michigan: Another UP series with huge playoff implications. The Nanooks are within striking distance of home-ice, while the streaking for the great sport of hockey at all levels. Wildcats are just two points out of eighth place. The teams have yet to skate against each other this season. 2016-17 WCHA Standings Conference Overall Rk (Natl Rank) Team Pts GP W L T 3/SW % GF GA GP W L T % GF GA 1 Bemidji State*^ 58 24 18 4 2 2 .792 63 34 32 18 11 3 .609 74 58 2 (20) Michigan Tech*^ 48 24 13 5 6 3 .667 67 47 34 16 11 7 .574 90 74 3 Minnesota State* 42 24 12 8 4 2 .583 74 58 30 16 10 4 .600 94 75 4 Bowling Green 38 26 12 13 1 1 .481 70 65 33 14 17 2 .455 89 91 5 Alaska 30 22 8 11 3 3 .432 54 70 28 9 16 3 .375 65 92 6 Ferris State 29 22 8 11 3 2 .432 61 61 29 9 16 4 .379 74 77 Lake Superior State 29 22 8 10 4 1 .455 62 66 28 11 13 4 .464 83 84 WCHA.tv In partnership with industry leader 8 Alabama Huntsville 27 24 8 13 3 0 .396 61 81 30 8 19 3 .317 67 106 Stretch Internet, WCHA.tv - the official 9 Northern Michigan 25 22 7 12 3 1 .386 50 57 30 9 17 4 .367 69 82 10 Alaska Anchorage 22 22 5 12 5 2 .341 40 63 28 6 17 5 .304 47 85 online streaming platform of the WCHA * - denotes clinched spot in 2017 WCHA Playoffs; ^ - denotes clinched home ice in the quarterfinal round of the 2017 WCHA Playoffs - will provide fans with live and archived (3 points for win in regulation or 5-on-5 OT; 1 point for tie after regulation and 5-on-5 OT; 1 point for win in 3-on-3 OT or shootout; broadcasts of WCHA hockey. rankings listed by USCHO.com first, followed byUSA Today/USA Hockey Magazine)

Featuring all 10 WCHA member institutions, This Week in the WCHA (All Times Local) every league game – home and away – will be streamed live, along with all nonconference Friday, February 10 Saturday, February 11 1Ferris State at Michigan Tech, 7:07 p.m. ET* 1Bemidji State at Alabama Huntsville, 3:07 p.m. CT* home games and the 2017 WCHA tournament. 1Alaska at Northern Michigan, 7:07 p.m. ET* 1Ferris State at Michigan Tech, 5:07 p.m. ET* 1Alaska Anchorage at Lake Superior State, 7:37 p.m. ET* 1Mercyhurst at Bowling Green, 5:07 p.m. ET* 1Bemidji State at Alabama Huntsville* 1Alaska Anchorage at Lake Superior State, 7:07 p.m. ET* 1Alaska at Northern Michigan, 7:07 p.m. ET* 1 - WCHA game; * - WCHA.tv Rankings listed by USCHO.com poll first, followed byUSA Today / USA Hockey Magazine poll The Week in Review - Games of Feb. 3-4, 2017 #WCHA

• League–leading Bemidji State moved within three points of clinching the at Alaska Anchorage 4, Minnesota State 3 program's first-ever MacNaughton Cup following a sweep of visiting Michigan Minnesota State 5, at Alaska Anchorage 0 Tech. (Feb. 3 and 4 at George M. Sullivan Arena; Anchorage, Alaska) • Red-hot Northern Michigan ran its unbeaten streak to seven games, riding Alaska Anchorage and visiting Minnesota State both earned three points the stellar work of goaltender Atte Tolvanen to consecutive shutouts in a road following a weekend split. sweep at Bowling Green. The Seawolves got rolling early Friday night and, behind a fantastic effort by • Alaska Anchorage and visiting Minnesota State both earned three points goaltender Olivier Mantha, held on for a 4-3 win. David Trinkberger and Nicolas Erb- following a weekend split. Ekholm gave UAA a 2-0 advantage at the 16:34 mark of the second period, before the • Alaska and visiting Alabama Huntsville both earned crucial points in the race for Mavericks got on the board heading into the final frame.Mason Mitchell pushed the the postseason, winning a game apiece in Fairbanks. lead back to two goals midway through the third period, but Sean Flanagan answered • Full recaps, box scores and select video highlights are available at wcha.com. for the Mavericks less than a minute later. With the pressure mounting,Tad Kozun put the game away with an empty-netter, offsetting a Minnesota State goal with nine at Bemidji State 4, No. 20 Michigan Tech 2 seconds remaining. UAA goaltender Oliver Mantha stopped 40 of the 43 shots the at Bemidji State 3, No. 20 Michigan Tech 0 Mavericks threw at him, including 12 saves in the final frame. (Feb. 3 and 4 at Sanford Center; Bemidji, Minn.) Minnesota State's offense led the way in a 5-0 victory in the series finale, League–leading Bemidji State moved within three points of clinching the including a pair of goals by Zeb Knutson. After Knutson opened the scoring,Brad program's first-ever MacNaughton Cup following a sweep of visiting Michigan Tech. McClure added to the lead before the end of the first period. C.J. Franklin and Friday night, it looked like the No. 20 Huskies might have the upper hand, as Michael Huntebrinker also scored, while Aaron Nelson made 13 saves for his second goals by Mitch Reinke and Cliff Watson gave Tech a 2-1 lead head into the third career shutout. period. But, Bemidji State turned up the offensive pressure and scored three unanswered goals in the final stanza en route to a 4-2 victory. Mike Soucier tied at Alaska 3, Alabama Huntsville 0 the game 3:45 into the period with his second goal of the night, and just over two Alabama Huntsville 4, at Alaska 1 minutes later, Leo Fitzgerald gave the Beavers their first lead of the night. The (Feb. 3 and 4 at Carlson Center; Fairbanks, Alaska) Huskies made an aggressive run late, but BSU goaltender Michael Bitzer capped off Alaska and visiting Alabama Huntsville both earned crucial points in the race for a 33-save night and Kyle Bauman added an empty-net strike for the final margin. the postseason, winning a game apiece in Fairbanks. The Beavers led from the first minute to the last on Saturday to cap the crucial UAF earned its first shutout of the season Friday night, as senior goaltenderDavis sweep with a 3-0 victory. Bauman got the BSU on the board first just sixty seconds Jones made 31 saves for the home team. First-period goals by John Mullally and after the puck dropped. Justin Baudry and Myles Fitzgerald added second- and Chad Staley proved to be all that the Nanooks needed as they went on to win 3-0 to third-period goals, respectively, but the real story was BSU's goaltender. Michael open the weekend. Jones wrapped up the shutout with 18 stops in the third period. Bitzer followed up his 33-stop performance on Friday with a 27-save shutout -- his Special teams play proved to be the difference in the finale, a 4-1 UAH victory. NCAA-leading fifth of the season. Brennan Saulnier opened the scoring 1:12 into the contest, before Josh Kestner put in a power-play goal to give the visitors a quick 2-0 lead. After Staley cut the lead Northern Michigan 3, at Bowling Green 0 in half, Matt Salhany's short-handed strike pushed the UAH advantage back to 3-1 Northern Michigan 2, at Bowling Green 0 heading into the third period. Freshman Sean Rappleyea put in an empty-netter for (Feb. 3 and 4 at Slater Family Ice Arena; Bowling Green, Ohio.) his first career goal, while Jordan Uhleski made 30 stops for the Chargers. Red-hot Northern Michigan ran its unbeaten streak to seven games, riding the stellar work of goaltender Atte Tolvanen to consecutive shutouts in a road sweep at Bowling Green. Tolvanen opened his WCHA-best 75-save weekend with a 35-stop effort in Friday's 3-0 NMU victory. Shane Sooth gave the Wildcats an early 1-0 edge with a power-play goal six minutes into the first period. Zach Diamantoni added to the lead 5:18 later, while Robbie Payne capped the scoring with an empty-netter. Tolvanen and the Wildcats' defense did the rest, with the goaltender making 11 saves in the first period, 16 in the second and eight more in the third. Tolvanen continued his outstanding play into the next night, recording his second shutout of the weekend with 40 saves - including several of the highlight-reel variety. Brock Maschmeyer provided all the necessary offense, scoring at the 11:18 mark of the second period. Dominik Shine added an empty-net goal, while Tolvanen finished his third-straight shutout with double-digit saves in each period (16, 11 and 13). The sophomore also established NMU's record for longest scoreless streak, with a current run that stands at 215:49. NMU earned the sweep despite being outshot by a 75-43 margin.

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Offensive Player of the Week Defensive Player of the Week Rookie of the Week

Kyle Bauman Atte Tolvanen Tommy Muck Jr., F, Bemidji State So., G, Northern Michigan Fr., D, Bemidji State Apopka, Fla. Vihti, Finland Inver Grove Heights, Minn.

Bauman helped Bemidji State to a sweep of second-place Tolvanen continued his brilliant run in the Northern Michigan Muck was a factor on both ends of the ice during Bemidji Michigan Tech, scoring a goal in both victories as the Beavers net, stopping all 75 shots he faced in leading the Wildcats to State’s sweep of Michigan Tech, leading the WCHA with six moved within three points of clinching their first-ever Mac- consecutive shutouts and a road sweep at Bowling Green. blocked shots and tying for the league lead with three points. Naughton Cup. The junior from Apopka, Fla., capped Bemidji The only goaltender in the country to post two clean sheets The freshman from Inver Grove Heights, Minn. helped cat- State’s three-goal, third-period comeback in Friday’s 4-2 win, last week, he ranked fourth nationally with his WCHA-high 75 apult the Beavers’ series-opening victory with a career-high posting his 10th goal of the season into an empty net at the saves. Tolvanen opened the weekend with a 35-save effort in three assists – all in the third period as BSU erased a 2-1 19-minute mark. He then needed just one minute to light the NMU’s 3-0 triumph, before making a season-high 40 stops – deficit and won, 4-2. He posted his first helper 3:45 into lamp in Saturday’s series finale, scoring 60 seconds into the including several of the highlight reel variety – in the Wildcats’ the third to tie the game, added another on the eventual contest to jump-start the Beavers toward an eventual 3-0 tri- 2-0 victory Saturday. The sophomore from Vihti, Finland now game-winning goal from Leo Fitzgerald at the 5:52 mark and umph. Bauman’s two scores came on just four shots, as he tied has three-straight clean sheets (109 saves), in the process post- finished the outburst with an assist on an empty-net goal at for the WCHA weekend goals lead. This is Bauman’s first WCHA ing a NMU program-record 215:42 scoreless streak. Over a lon- the 19-minute mark. He added a shot on goal, helped Bemidji weekly award of the 2016-17 season and his third career hon- ger haul, Tolvanen has posted a .966 save percentage and 0.98 State hold the Huskies to just two goals for the series and tied or, including a pair of Rookie of the Week accolades. goals-against average during Northern Michigan’s current 5-0- for second in the WCHA with a +3 rating. This is Muck’s first 2 stretch, a seven-game unbeaten run that is tied for the sec- career WCHA weekly award. Honorable Mention: ond-longest active streak in the country. This is Tolvanen’s sec- • Zeb Knutson, Jr., F, Minnesota State - Scored twice, ond WCHA weekly award of the 2016-17 season and his sixth Honorable Mention: including the game-winning goal, in the Mavericks’ 5-0 career honor (including three Rookie of the Week accolades). • Connor James, Fr., D, Alabama Huntsville - Posted a win Saturday at Alaska Anchorage. +1 rating for the weekend and led the Chargers with • Chad Staley, So., F, Alaska - Tied for the WCHA lead with Honorable Mention: two points after collecting a pair of assists in a 4-1 win three points on two goals and an assist, including a two- • Justin Baudry, So., D, Bemidji State - Had two blocked Saturday at Alaska. point effort in the Nanooks’ 3-0 win Friday vs. visiting shots, a +1 rating and tied for the WCHA scoring lead • Marc Michaelis, Fr., F, Minnesota State - Posted a two- Alabama Huntsville. with three points on a goal and two assists – all in the point weekend, with a goal Friday and assist Saturday, Beavers’ 3-0, sweep-clinching win Saturday vs. visiting as the Mavericks split at Alaska Anchorage. Michigan Tech. • Mitch Reinke, Fr., D, Michigan Tech - Scored a goal for • Aaron Nelson, Jr., G, Minnesota State - Posted his sec- the fourth-straight game, part of a two-point effort for ond career shutout in his lone action of the weekend, the Huskies on Friday at Bemidji State. a 13-save effort in the Mavericks’ 5-0 win Saturday at Alaska Anchorage.

2016-17 WCHA Players of the Week (Previous Winners)

Date Offensive Defensive Rookie Oct. 3 Max McHugh, Jr., F, Alabama Huntsville Matt Larose, Sr., G, Alabama Huntsville Craig Pefley, RS-Fr., F, Ferris State Oct. 10 Robbie Payne, Jr., F, Northern Michigan Cole Huggins, Sr., G, Minnesota State Zach Whitecloud, Fr., D, Bemidji State Oct. 17 Reid Sturos, Sr., F, Michigan Tech Michael Bitzer, Jr., G, Bemidji State Parker Tuomie, Fr., F, Minnesota State Owen Headrick, So., D, Lake Superior State Oct. 24 Diego Cuglietta, So., F, Lake Superior State Collin Saccoman, Fr., D, Lake Superior State Nicholas Rivera, Fr., F, Minnesota State Oct. 31 Gerald Mayhew, Sr., F, Ferris State Michael Bitzer, Jr., G, Bemidji State Angus Redmond, Fr., G, Michigan Tech Nov. 7 Phillip Marinaccio, Sr., F, Bemidji State Kurt Gosselin, So., D, Alabama Huntsville Justin Kapelmaster, Fr., G, Ferris State Nov. 14 Kevin Dufour, Sr., F, Bowling Green Michael Bitzer, Jr., G, Bemidji State Gavin Gould, Fr., F, Michigan Tech Nov. 21 Brendan Harms, Sr., F, Bemidji State Jason Pawloski, So., G, Minnesota State Justin Kapelmaster, Fr., G, Ferris State Nov. 28 Mitch McLain, Jr., F, Bowling Green Angus Redmond, Fr., G, Michigan Tech Luke Morgan, Fr., F, Lake Superior State Dec. 5 Mitch McLain, Jr., F, Bowling Green Kurt Gosselin, So., D, Alabama Huntsville Marc Michaelis, Fr., F, Minnesota State Dec. 12 Jake Lucchini, So., F, Michigan Tech Brandon Parker, Jr., D, Alabama Huntsville Angus Redmond, Fr., G, Michigan Tech Dec. 19 Mitch McLain, Jr., F, Bowling Green Michael Bitzer, Jr., G, Bemidji State Marc Michaelis, Fr., F, Minnesota State Jan. 2 Matt Anholt, Jr., F, Alaska Anchorage Justin Kapelmaster, Fr., G, Ferris State Angus Redmond, Fr., G, Michigan Tech Jan. 9 Dominik Shine, Sr., F, Northern Michigan Aaron Nelson, Jr., G, Minnesota State Ryan Bednard, Fr., G, G, Bowling Green Jan. 16 C.J. Franklin, Jr., F, Minnesota State Davis Jones, Sr., G, Alaska Max Humitz, Fr., F, Lake Superior State Rylan Yaremko, Fr., D, Northern Michigan Jan. 23 Dominik Shine, Sr., F, Northern Michigan Atte Tolvanen, So., G, Northern Michigan Luke Morgan, Fr., F, Lake Superior State Jan. 30 Reid Sturos, Sr., F, Michigan Tech Daniel Brickley, So., D, Minnesota State Parker Tuomie, Fr., F, Minnesota State

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Bowling Green Tabbed as Preseason Favorite by 2016-17 Mankato Free Press WCHA Coaches' Poll WCHA Coaches and Media Rank Team (1st Place Votes) Points 1. Bowling Green (8) 89 If the league’s coaches and media are correct, Bowling Green will end the 2016- 2. Michigan Tech (2) 79 17 regular season by hoisting its first MacNaughton Cup as champion of the 3. Minnesota State 71 men’s Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA). The Falcons were tabbed 4. Ferris State 70 as the league favorite in both the Mankato Free Press WCHA Coaches’ and the 5. Northern Michigan 54 6. Bemidji State 48 Bemidji Pioneer WCHA Media preseason polls. 7. Lake Superior State 44 8. Alaska Anchorage 29 The four schools that made the WCHA one of just two Division I conferences 9. Alabama Huntsville 23 (along with Hockey East) to have at least four, 20-win teams in 2015-16 sit atop 10. Alaska 21 both polls in identical order: Bowling Green, followed by reigning MacNaughton Predicted order of finish. Based on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 scale. Coaches could Cup co-champions Michigan Tech and Minnesota State, and defending not vote for their own teams. Broadmoor Trophy winner Ferris State. The four programs picked to hold home ice as the league’s new, on-campus postseason tournament begins next March WCHA Preseason Player of the Year (votes) are all among the top-15 nationally for wins since opening night of the 2013-14 Gerald Mayhew, Sr. F, Ferris State (7) season, with the Mavericks (76 victories) ranking fourth, the Bulldogs (67) tied Others receiving votes: Mark Friedman, Jr. D, Bowling Green (1); Brandon for 10th, the Huskies (66) in 12th and the Falcons (63) placing 15th. Hawkins, Jr. F, Bowling Green (1); Chris Nell, Jr. F, Bowling Green (1)

Demonstrating the competitiveness that is a WCHA hallmark, all four programs WCHA Preseason Rookie of the Year (votes) received first-place votes in the media poll, while Bowling Green (8) and Parker Tuomie, F, Minnesota State (4) Michigan Tech (2) earned the coaches’ nods. Others receiving votes: Cam Clarke, D, Ferris State (2); Colton Leiter, F, Alaska (1); Marc Michaelis, F, Minnesota State (1); Collin Peters, F, Northern Michigan (1); Angus Redmond, G, Michigan Tech (1) Spots five through seven were also the same in both polls, with Northern Michigan, Bemidji State and Lake Superior State, respectively, expected to Preseason All-WCHA Team be vying for playoff positioning. Last season, the Wildcats posted their highest Forwards conference win total and finish (12 victories and fifth place) since the 2009-10 Gerald Mayhew, Sr., Ferris State; Dominik Shine, Sr., Northern Michigan; Brandon season, the Beavers won their most games (17) since 2011-12, and the Lakers Hawkins, Jr., Bowling Green (tie); Corey Mackin, So., Ferris State (tie) enjoyed a six-win improvement behind one of the nation’s top-scoring freshmen Defensemen classes. Mark Friedman, Jr., Bowling Green; Matt Roy, Jr., Michigan Tech Goaltender WCHA coaches picked Alaska Anchorage to grab the league’s eighth and final Chris Nell, Jr., Bowling Green playoff spot, ahead of Alabama Huntsville and Alaska. The media poll has the Nanooks finishing eighth and the Seawolves 10th, with the Chargers again ninth. 2016-17 Bemidji Pioneer Media Poll Rank Team (1st Place Votes) Points Ferris State senior forward Gerald Mayhew was the coaches’ and media’s choice 1. Bowling Green (15) 251 as preseason Player of the Year. The Wyandotte, Mich. native ranked third in 2. Michigan Tech (6) 239 3. Minnesota State (5) 236 the league scoring race with 25 points (9g-16a) in WCHA play last year, while 4. Ferris State (2) 218 his 41 points overall (16g-25a) paced the conference. He ended his campaign 5. Northern Michigan 161 by recording a point in five of six postseason contests (10 total), helping the 6. Bemidji State 144 Bulldogs to the NCAA West Regional final with five goals (including two game- 7. Lake Superior State 106 winners) and five assists. 8. Alaska 68 9. Alabama Huntsville 66 Minnesota State forward Parker Tuomie (coaches’ choice) and Ferris State 10. Alaska Anchorage 50 defensemen Cameron Clarke (media pick) split the preseason Rookie of the Predicted order of finish. Based on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 scale. Year votes. Tuomie, a native of Germany, finished 11th in the United States Hockey League (USHL) scoring race last season, scoring 54 points (30g-24a) for WCHA Preseason Player of the Year the Sioux Falls Stampede. Clarke was selected by the Boston Bruins in the fifth Gerald Mayhew, Sr., F, Ferris State round (136th pick overall) of the 2016 National Hockey League (NHL) Draft. He Others receiving votes: Dominik Shine, Sr., F, Northern Michigan; Sean Walker, was named the 2015-16 North American Hockey League (NAHL) Defenseman of Sr., D, Bowling Green; Cameron Clarke, Fr., D, Ferris State; Mason Mitchell, So., F, the Year following a standout season in which he tallied 50 points (9g-41a) in 59 Alaska Anchorage; Corey Mackin, So., F, Ferris State; Max McHugh, Jr., F, Alabama games for the Lone Star Brahmas. Huntsville; Chris Nell, Jr., G, Bowling Green; Cole Huggins, Sr., G, Minnesota State; Tyler Heinonen, Sr., F, Michigan Tech

WCHA Preseason Rookie of the Year Cameron Clarke, D, Ferris State Others receiving votes: Parker Tuomie, F, Minnesota State; Hampus Sjodahl, F, Bemidji State; Alec Rauhauser, D, Bowling Green; Frederic Letourneau, F, Bowling Green; Max Humitz, F, Lake Superior State; Brayden Gelsinger, F, Lake Superior State; Thomas Beretta, F, Michigan Tech; Mitch Reinke, D, Michigan Tech; Casey Linkenheld, F, Bowling Green; Adam Brady, F, Bemidji State; Connor James, D, Alabama Huntsville; Austin Beaulieu, F, Alabama Huntsville

Preseason All-WCHA Team Forwards Gerald Mayhew, Sr., Ferris State; Dominik Shine, Sr., Northern Michigan; Tyler Heinonen, Sr., Michigan Tech Defensemen Mark Friedman, Jr., Bowling Green; Matt Roy, Jr., Michigan Tech Goaltender Chris Nell, Jr., Bowling Green

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USCHO.com USA TODAY/USA Hockey Magazine February 6, 2017 February 6, 2017 Rk Team (1st Place Votes) Record Points Last Poll Rank Team, Points (1st place) Last Wk Record Top 15 1 Minnesota Duluth (46) 18-5-5 996 1 1. Minnesota Duluth, 507 (31) 1 18-5-5 18 2 Denver (4) 18-6-4 950 2 2. Denver, 470 (3) 2 18-6-4 18 3 Boston University 18-7-2 879 3 3. Boston University, 444 3 18-7-2 18 4 Harvard 15-5-2 814 5 4. Minnesota, 383 7 17-7-2 18 5 Minnesota 17-7-2 796 7 5. Harvard, 371 6 15-5-2 18 6 Union 19-7-2 723 4 6. Union, 326 5 19-7-2 10 7 Boston College 18-9-2 721 8 7. Boston College, 325 8 18-9-2 18 8 Western Michigan 15-7-4 618 9 8. Western Michigan, 264 9 15-7-4 7 9 Massachusetts Lowell 17-9-3 610 10 9. Penn State, 227 4 16-6-2 14 10 Penn State 16-6-2 533 6 10. Massachusetts Lowell, 208 10 17-9-3 18 11 Providence 16-8-4 435 15 11. North Dakota, 116 12 15-11-3 18 12 Cornell 14-6-2 380 16 12. Providence, 113 15 16-8-4 7 12 Ohio State 13-7-6 380 11 13. Ohio State, 108 11 13-7-6 16 14 North Dakota 15-11-3 368 13 14. Vermont, 78 13 16-9-3 10 15 Vermont 16-9-3 316 12 15. Cornell, 72 - 14-6-2 3 16 Notre Dame 15-9-4 259 17 Also receiving votes: St. Lawrence, 32; Wisconsin, 21; Notre Dame, 12; Air 17 Wisconsin 15-8-1 232 18 Force, 2; St. Cloud State, 1. 18 St. Lawrence 15-8-6 221 14 19 Quinnipiac 16-11-2 84 19 20 Air Force 18-8-4 60 NR Others receiving votes: Bemidji State 46, St. Cloud State 45, Omaha 18, Michigan Tech 12, Yale 3, Robert Morris 1.

WCHA Against the Rest By Team vs AHA vs B10 vs ECAC vs HEA vs NCHC vs. Ind. Total Alabama Huntsville 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-6-0 Alaska Anchorage 1-0-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 1-4-0 Alaska 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-5-0 Bemidji State 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-4-1 0-0-0 0-7-1 Bowling Green 1-0-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-2-1 0-0-0 2-4-1 Ferris State 0-1-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-1 0-2-0 0-0-0 1-5-1 Lake Superior State 0-0-0 3-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 3-3-0 Michigan Tech 0-0-0 2-2-1 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 3-6-1 Minnesota State 0-0-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 4-2-0 Northern Michigan 0-0-0 2-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-1 0-0-0 2-5-1 TOTALS: 2-3-0 9-15-1 1-4-0 1-7-1 3-18-3 0-0-0 16-47-5 (.400) (.380) (.200) (.167) (.188) (.---) (.272)

By Site vs AHA vs B10 vs ECAC vs HEA vs NCHC vs. Ind Total Home 1-1-0 3-4-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 2-4-2 0-0-0 6-11-2 Away 0-0-0 4-8-1 1-1-0 1-5-0 1-11-1 0-0-0 7-25-2 Neutral 1-2-0 2-4-0 0-1-0 0-2-1 0-3-0 0-0-0 3-11-1 TOTALS: 2-3-0 9-15-1 1-4-0 1-7-1 3-18-3 0-0-0 16-47-5 (.400) (.380) (.200) (.167) (.188) (.---) (.272)

WCHA Head-to-Head UAH (pts) UAA (pts) UAF (pts) BSU (pts) BGSU (pts) FSU (pts) LSSU (pts) MTU (pts) MSU (pts) NMU (pts) W-L-T-3/SW (pts) UAH ---- 2-0-0-0 (6/6) 1-2-1-0 (4/12) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-2-0-0 (0/6) 3-1-0-0 (9/12) 0-4-0-0 (0/12) 0-2-2-0 (2/12) 0-2-0-0 (0/6) 2-0-0-0 (6/6) 8-13-3-0 (27) UAA 0-2-0-0 (0/6) ---- 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 1-3-0-0 (3/12) 0-1-1-0 (1/6) 1-0-1-0 (4/6) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-1-3-2 (5/12) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 1-3-0-0 (3/12) 5-12-5-2 (22) UAF 2-1-1-1 (8/12) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) ---- 0-2-0-0 (0/6) 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 1-0-1-1 (5/6) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 0-2-0-0 (0/6) 1-2-1-1 (5/12) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 8-11-3-3 (30) BSU 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 3-1-0-0 (9/12) 2-0-0-0 (6/6) ---- 3-1-0-0 (9/12) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 1-0-1-1 (5/6) 3-1-0-0 (9/12) 1-0-1-1 (5/6) 4-0-0-0 (12/12) 18-4-2-2 (58) BGSU 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 1-0-1-1 (5/6) 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 1-3-0-0 (3/12) ---- 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 0-2-0-0 (0/6) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 2-0-0-0 (6/6) 12-13-1-1 (38) FSU 1-3-0-0 (3/12) 0-1-1-1 (2/6) 0-1-1-0 (1/6) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 2-2-0-0 (6/12) ---- 2-0-0-0 (6/6) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 0-1-1-1 (2/6) 8-11-3-2 (29) LSSU 4-0-0-0 (12/12) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 0-1-1-0 (1/6) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 0-2-0-0 (0/6) ---- 0-2-0-0 (0/6) 1-2-1-0 (4/12) 1-1-2-1 (6/12) 8-10-4-1 (29) MTU 2-0-2-2 (10/12) 1-0-3-1 (7/12) 2-0-0-0 (6/6) 1-3-0-0 (3/12) 2-0-0-0 (6/6) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 2-0-0-0 (6/6) ---- 1-2-1-0 (4/12) 2-0-0-0 (6/6) 13-5-6-3 (48) MSU 2-0-0-0 (6/6) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 2-1-1-0 (7/12) 0-1-1-0 (1/6) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 2-1-1-1 (8/12) 2-1-1-1 (8/12) ---- 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 12-8-4-1 (42) NMU 0-2-0-0 (0/6) 3-1-0-0 (9/12) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-4-0-0 (0/12) 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 1-0-1-0 (4/6) 1-1-2-1 (6/12) 0-0-0-0 (-/-) 0-2-0-0 (0/6) ---- 7-12-3-1 (25)

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Head Coach: Mike Corbett (4th season) Head Coach: Matt Thomas (4th season) Record at UAH: 25-101-14 Record at UAA: 43-75-16 2015-16 Overall Record: 7-21-6 (5-17-6) 2015-16 Overall Record: 11-20-3 (8-18-2) 2016-17 Overall Record: 8-19-3 (8-13-3-0) 2016-17 Overall Record: 6-17-5 (5-12-5-2)

Chargers Seawolves University of Alabama in Huntsville University of Alaska Anchorage

• UAH maintained its eighth-place position in the WCHA standings with a • The Alaska Anchorage Seawolves embark on a four-game road slate series split Alaska, after falling in the series opener by score of 3-0 before starting at Lake Superior State, Feb. 10-11, for a Western Collegiate Hockey topping the Nanooks for the first time since 1991 by a 4-1 final on Saturday. Association pair. The Chargers now have 27 league points with a WCHA record of 8-13-3 while • This will be the 15th and 16th all-time meetings between the teams. UAA holding a 8-19-3 overall record. and LSSU will meet for the first time of the season and the first time in • The Chargers welcome rival Bemidji State for the final home series of the almost a year – the last meeting was Feb. 19-20, 2016 in Anchorage. The 2016-17 regular season at the Von Braun Center this weekend, with puck teams split that series – Lakers won 3-2, before UAA won 5-2. drop slated for 7:07 p.m. on Friday prior Saturday’s 3:07 p.m. UAH holds an • UAA’s last win on the road was Jan. 17, 2016 (3-1), while the Seawolves have all-time series record of 29-46-5 record against BSU and a record of 19-17-3 yet to sweep the Lakers, ever, in its short history. when playing in Huntsville. • The teams are tied in the last 10 outings since LSSU joined the WCHA, 5-5. • Huntsville nativeJosh Kestner remains atop the UAH offense with a career- • The Seawolves hit the road following a WCHA split with Minnesota State at high 22 points on nine goals and 13 assists in the 2016-17 season, after most the Sullivan Arena. UAA won on Feb. 3, 4-3, before the Mavericks responded recently scoring the game-winning goal on Saturday at UAF. Kestner now on Feb. 4, 5-0. enters the weekend ranked 10th in the WCHA with 22 points and .73 points • The Seawolves continue to have better luck on Friday’s – going 5-7-2 – then per game, and he is just the fourth Charger with 22 points in a season since on Saturday’s (1-10-3). 2009-10. • With the win, the Seawolves are now 5-0-3 when scoring first and leading • Cam Knight chipped in his team-leading 14th assist of the season at after the first period. Additionally, UAA is 6-0-0 when leading after the Alaska on Saturday, and he’s now ranked tied for second amongst WCHA second period. defensemen with 14 assists. In WCHA games this season, Knight rates second • The three-point weekend moved the Seawolves in last place in the WCHA among league blue liners with .61 points per game. standings with 22 points – three points behind streaking Northern Michigan • Kurt Gosselin is now tied for the team lead with nine goals this season, (No. 9) and five points behind Alabama Huntsville (No. 8). which are the most by a WCHA defenseman in league games so far this • The sophomore class leads UAA with 22 goals and 53 points, while the junior season. Gosselin also ranks tied for second on the roster with 18 points in class is close behind with 17 goals and 50 points. addition to nine helpers in the 2016-17 campaign. • In 28 games, UAA is averaging 1.68 goals per game, while allowing 3.04 goals • The Chargers have a total of nine players who have reached double-digit per game. point totals in the 2016-17 season, which is the most in the program’s WCHA • UAA is sitting at 84.2% on the penalty kill, stopping 128 of 152 power plays – history and most since 2009-10 when the squad boasted 11 players with 10 good for fifth in the WCHA. points or more. • UAA has played in seven overtime games this season, going 0-2-5. • Matt Salhany leads the UAH senior class with 11 points on a career-best • Individually, the Seawolves are led by junior captain Matt Anholt. Anholt has six goals and five assists so far this season, after posting his fifth career a team-high 16 points and 11 helpers – leading UAA in both categories. With shorthanded goal in the series finale at UAF. In his four-year career, Salhany a guaranteed six games left, Anholt has already bypassed his rookie season has accumulated 41 points on 16 goals and 25 assists, and has posted 10 production and needs seven points to top his sophomore season (22). points or more in three seasons. • Junior F Tad Kozun is tied for second on the team with 14 points following a • After this weekend, UAH will have a full week away from competition before multi-point game on Feb. 3 (1g, 1a). Kozun leads all current UAA skaters with heading to Bowling Green for the final series of the regular season on Feb. 24 career goals and 49 career points. 24-25. • Leading UAA from the blueline is junior D Jarrett Brown with 11 points – third most on team. Brown’s 34 career points rank tied for 28th all-time on the UAA defenseman list. • Dressing in 25 games for the Seawolves is junior G Olivier Mantha. Mantha – a two-time UAA MVP – is 6-15-3, while sporting a .911 save percentage (6th in WCHA) and a 2.83 goals-against average after stopping 40-of-43 shots on Feb. 3. • Mantha’s career save percentage of .909 still ranks No. 1 on the all-time UAA list, while his 2.87 gaa ranks No. 3. • Mantha has 2,346 saves – second all-time for UAA and just 291 behind No. 1 Paul Krake (2,637). • Mantha has played in 86 career games, good for No. 4 in the all-time in the UAA record book. • On Nov. 12, Mantha posted a career-high 53 saves for the Seawolves. His performance ranks tied for No. 3 all-time in the UAA history book with Chad Meyhoff (2/11/89). • The Seawolves will head to Ferris State (Feb. 17-18), before hosting in-state rival Alaska Fairbanks (Feb. 24-25).

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Head Coach: Dallas Ferguson (9th season) Head Coach: Tom Serratore (16th season) Record at UAF: 71-147-41 Record at BSU: 262-251-70 2015-16 Overall Record: 10-22-4 (8-16-4) 2015-16 Overall Record: 17-16-6 (11-12-5) 2016-17 Overall Record: 9-16-3 (8-11-3-3) 2016-17 Overall Record: 18-11-3 (18-4-2-2)

Nanooks Beavers University of Alaska Bemidji State University

• After more than a month of road games, the Alaska Nanooks hockey team • Bemidji State snapped a two-game losing skid Friday, earning a 4-2 victory returned to the Carlson Center for a two-game WCHA series against the over Michigan Tech, before adding a 3-0 shutout Saturday to complete it Alabama Huntsville Chargers. The Nooks and the Chargers split the weekend, sixth series sweep of 2016-17. The Beavers, now 18-11-3; 18-4-2-2 WCHA, as Alaska won 3-0 on Friday (Feb. 3) before falling 4-1 on Saturday (Feb. 4). extended their lead over the Huskies in the WCHA standings to 10 points. • The Nooks currently sit in fifth place in the WCHA standings with 30 points, • BSU’s 18 wins mark its largest win total since it was 23-10-4 in 2009-10. Its posting an 8-11-3-3 record in conference play. Only three points separate 18 wins in WCHA play marks its largest conference win total since moving to fifth through eighth place in the conference standings, while only five the NCAA Division I level for the 1999-2000 season. points differentiate fifth through ninth place, which would not make the • Michael Bitzer allowed two goals in a pair of wins on the weekend. He post-season. moves to 18-10-3 on the season. Among all NCAA Division I goaltenders, he • Senior goaltender Davis Jones backstopped the Nanooks to a three-point leads the nation in wins (18), goals against average (1.61) and is tied for the weekend, playing in both games against UAH and collecting 51 saves lead with five shutouts, while he is sixth in save percentage (.935). throughout the two-game series. Jones’ shutout on Friday marks the first of • Following a 33-save performance Friday, Bitzer moved past Robin Cook the season for the Nanooks and Jones’ fifth of his career with Alaska. (1992-96) and eighth place (2,115) on BSU’s all-time saves list. The junior • Sophomore forward Chad Staley posted a three-point weekend against the now has 2,157 saves. He is 44 stops from Matt Clime (2004-08) for seventh Chargers, including a goal and an assist on Friday and Alaska’s lone tally on place (2,201). Saturday to record eight goals and 10 assists for 18 points in 28 games. Staley • With a 27-save shutout Saturday, Bitzer increased his BSU all-time record now ties senior forward Marcus Basara for the team-high in scoring. for career shutouts to 15. His needs just one more in BSU’s remaining four • Basara leads the team individually in goals per games played (0.31), points games to equal his program single-season record of six set a year ago. per games played (0.69) and shots on goal per games played (2.77), but • At 45-37-11 in his BSU career, Bitzer is tied with Matt Clime (2004-08 )for shares the lead amongst his teammates in goals (8) and game-winning goals ninth at BSU all time and it tied for the BSU Division I era victories lead. (2). Staley is tied for the team-high in goals (8) and power play goals (3). • Through Nov. 19 and 14 games, BSU averaged 2.93 goals per game and • Junior defenseman Zach Frye continues to be both an offensive threat and posted an 11-2-1 record. In the 16 games since, the Beavers have averaged invaluable on the back end, as the Spokane, Washington native ranks second 1.87 goals per game, while allowing 2.13 and have scored more than two on the team in points with 17. Alone, Frye leads Alaska in assists (13), assists goals five times. BSU is 7-9-2 during that stretch. per games played (0.46), shots on goal (77), power play points (9) and power • With a career-high three-point game Satruday, Justin Baudry has two multi- play assists (6) and is tied for first in power play goals (3). point games in BSU’s last five, during which he has five points (2g-3a). • Only four players on this year’s roster have competed in all of Alaska’s 28 • Leo Fitgerald scored his third game-winning goal of 2016-17 and is now tied games this season, two of which are rookies. Staley (8G, 10A) and Frye (4G, with brother Gerry, Jay Dickman and Kyle Bauman for the team’s game- 13A) are joined by freshmen forwards Troy Van Tetering (7G, 5A) and Colton winning goal lead. Leiter (6G, 4A). • Freshman defender Tommy Muck recorded a career-high three assists Friday • Staley wasn’t the only Nanook to register a three-point weekend against nearly doubling his season total (7a). UAH last Friday and Saturday, as junior forward Tayler Munson posted three • Mike Soucier logged two goals Friday to post his first career multi-goal game, assists in the two-game series against the Chargers. Frye and freshman while linemate Jordan Heller collected a career-best two assists in the win forward Tyler Cline both collected two assists to join Staley and Munson for • Kyle Bauman scored his team-leading 11th goal of the season Saturday. multi-point weekends. Since the 2011-12 season, only Cory Ward (18) and Markus Gerbrandt (15) • Basara (132), Morley (131) and senior forward Josh Erickson (117) are the in 2013-14, Jordan George (15), Shea Walters (12) both in 2011-12 and Gerry only current Nanooks to play more than 100 career games in an Alaska Fitzgerald (14) last have had higher single-season totals. sweater, with Frye only 7 games out from crossing the threshold (93). • Gerry Fitzgerald is third on the team with eight goals. BSU is 6-1-0 when he • Of Alaska’s nine rookies who have dressed this season, eight have registered scores this season. at least one point. Six have posted five-or-more points, with Leiter, Van • Phillip Marinaccio has had a breakout season in 2016-17. The senior leads Tetering and Cline being the only two skaters pass the 10-point-or-more the team with 23 points (9g-14a). Not only is his point total a career-high, mark. he has nearly doubled his career goal total (17). He had 29 points in his first • The Alaska Nanooks will hit the road this week to take on the Northern three season at BSU (8g-21a). Michigan Wildcats in a two-game WCHA series at the Berry Events Center • The BSU penalty-kill unit was 5-for-5 versus MTU to move to 111-for-124 in Marquette, Mich. on Friday, Feb. 10 and Saturday, Feb. 11. Puck-drop is (.895) overall. The BSU unit leads the nation, while it is 86-of-92 (.935) in scheduled for 3:07pm AKST. league play to pace the WCHA. • BSU is now 24-of- 131 on the power play (.185) and is 20-of-98 (.204) to match Michigan Tech for the WCHA lead. • BSU continues to lead the country in goals allowed (1.81). The Beavers have allowed more than two goals seven times this season (0-7-0). • Bemidji State is 10-4-1 at Sanford Center this season and has averaged 2.67 goals per game and allowed just 1.73. • Friday night’s come-from-behind victory marked the first time BSU has rallied to win when trailing to open the third period since Feb. 10, 2012. BSU is 0-61-9 in games it opened the third with a deficit since.

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Head Coach: Chris Bergeron (7th season) Head Coach: Bob Daniels (25th season) Record at BGSU: 116-130-33 Record at FSU: 426-440-99 2015-16 Overall Record: 22-14-6 (16-7-5) 2015-16 Overall Record: 20-15-6 (13-11-4) 2016-17 Overall Record: 14-17-2 (12-13-1-1) 2016-17 Overall Record: 9-16-4 (8-11-3-2)

Falcons Bulldogs Bowling Green State University Ferris State University

• For the final non-conference action of the regular season, the Bowling Green • The underdog in the Dog Fight that was Bulldogs and Huskies in the 2016 hockey team will host Mercyhurst at the Slater Family Ice Arena in a special WCHA Final Five Semi-Final was Ferris State in terms of seeds. Ferris State, 5:07 p.m. start Saturday night. The game will serve as the 50th Anniversary the no. 4 seed in the 2016 WCHA tournament, swept Northern Michigan Celebration of the Ice Arena and will feature a weekend full of activities and in the opening round to earn a date with regular season Co-Champion special alums in attendance. Michigan Tech. Kenny Babinski’s goal at 11:15 of the third period hit multiple • Bowling Green has only faced Mercyhurst one time in program history, which sticks and skipped past MTU netminder Jamie Phillips, standing as the took place on Dec. 28, 2000 in Erie, Pa. The Falcons were able to get out of game’s only goal. Ferris State would knock off fellow WCHA regular season the gate with a 2-0 lead in the first period, ultimately downing the Lakers 3-1 Co-Champion Minnesota State the following evening at Van Andel Arena in in the Mercyhurst Ice Center. Grand Rapids, Mich. • The Ice Arena is turning 50 and to honor the historic mark, numerous • Of the six other college hockey teams in the state of Michigan, Ferris State activities are scheduled and planned for the weekend of Feb. 10-12, 2017. has met Michigan Tech the least with just 26 prior meetings. The Bulldogs In addition to current "Voice of the Falcons" Evan Pivnick, legendary NHL and Huskies last met in the WCHA Final Five Semi-Final on March 18, 2016, broadcaster Mike "Doc" Emrick will join Pivnick on air for the call of the where then Ferris State sophomore goaltender Darren Smith outdueled Falcons hockey game. current ECHL All-Star Jamie Phillips in a 1-0 victory by the Bulldogs. The • Emrick earned his doctorate degree from BGSU in Radio-TV Film in 1976. Bulldogs won the 2015-16 season series 3-2 in five meetings. The Bulldogs BGSU was also the origin of his nickname, “Doc.” He is most widely known met the Huskies four times in 15 days in October, splitting each weekend for his broadcasting work in the hockey world, most recently as the lead series. play-by-play announcer for hockey coverage on NBC and VERSUS. Among • The Bulldog wins were all by one goal, and the Huskies won in aggregate the many awards he has received is the NHL's Lester Patrick Award in 2004, scoring 14-13 overall. Andrew Dorantes and Babinski each had two goals making him the first of only five to have received the award for media for the Bulldogs in the season series, and each had a game-winning goal work, and the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award by the Hockey Hall of Fame in for the Bulldogs. Tyler Andrew had the only other game-winning goal for 2008. He has also won four national Emmy Awards, and is the only hockey Ferris State in the season series. Phillips made all five starts for the Huskies broadcaster to be so honored, while on December 12, 2011 Emrick became and marked a 2-3-0 record with a .924 save percentage, leaving the Huskies the first member of the media to be inducted into the United States Hockey without a goaltender who has started vs. Ferris State Hall of Fame. • As a senior, Gerald Mayhew has netted his fair share of big Bulldog goals, • In addition to Emrick, many Falcon Hockey greats will be in attendance, but the milestones for the Wyandotte native are coming in bunches. On including Nelson Emerson, Jack Vivian, and members of the 1984 National Saturday, Jan. 28, Mayhew netted his 50th career collegiate goal. The goal Championship team. It will be a special weekend for Falcon Hockey as the was Mayhew’s 109th career point, putting him one ahead of longtime AHL official Slater Family Ice Arena name will be celebrated as well. star Greg Rallo (2002-06) on the Ferris State’s all-time scoring list. Mayhew • The Falcons struggled against Northern Michigan’s goaltender Atte Tolvanen later earned his 60th career assist for career point no. 110. Mayhew is a over the past weekend after racking up 75 shots on goal through two games Hobey Baker nominee, and is looking to become the first since CJ Motte and were unable to score. It was the most shots on goal from Bowling Green (2011-2015) to finish in the Top 10 nominee round. in a two-game series this season, and the Falcons ultimately outshot the • With the new WCHA postseason format, the conference playoffs open the Wildcats by a combined 75-43 margin. first weekend of March. While the Bulldogs are fighting for postseason • Junior goaltender Chris Nell tallied a weekend-high of eight saves in the first positioning, they’ve had great success since joining the WCHA in the period Friday night, ultimately leading to 20 on the night. On the weekend, conference playoffs. Ferris State has never lost a first round game (6-0 all- Nell had 38 saves, three goals against and a .927 save percentage, and time) in WCHA postseason play, and boast a 9-2 record. The Bulldogs went jumped up seven spots nationally in his goals against average. Nell dropped 4-0 in the 2015-16 WCHA playoffs in route to their first Broadmoor Trophy in from a season GAA of 2.52 before the weekend to a current 2.45, which program history. helped him jump from 31st nationally last week, to 24th nationally this week. • What Ferris State senior defenseman Ryan Lowney lacks in stature, he • As a team, the Falcons rank third overall in the WCHA with its 2.70 goals per more than makes up for in consistency. Lowney has dressed for every game game average. The offensive mark is third to Lake Superior State's 2.96 goals that Ferris State has played in his time as a Bulldog. On January 28, Lowney per game average, and league-leading Minnesota State’s 3.13. dressed in career game number 150 for Ferris State, passing Chad Billins for • Also third in the league is junior Mitch McLain, who ranks third overall with career games played in a Bulldog uniform. With six regular season games 0.50 goals per game average, as well as fellow junior Mark Friedman who remaining, Lowney would tie Jason Binkley for games played by a Bulldog at averages 0.62 points per game and is third of all defensemen. It is Friedman’s 156, which is the most since the 1980’s. third consecutive week in the top-three of the conference of all defensemen. • Bowling Green is currently in fourth place in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association, and will look to fight for a home ice advantage next weekend against Alabama Huntsville. Currently, the Falcons narrowly trail Minnesota State’s 42-point third place marker, with a fourth place standing by 38 points. At best, the Falcons can finish third in the conference for the regular season with 44 points. • Nine of the 13 regular season matchups of the second half will take place at the Slater Family Ice Arena, including all five of BGSU's February games.

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Head Coach: Damon Whitten (3rd season) Head Coach: Mel Pearson (6th season) Record at LSSU: 33-63-11 Record at MTU: 111-88-29 2015-16 Overall Record: 14-22-5 (10-13-5) 2015-16 Overall Record: 23-9-5 (18-7-3) 2016-17 Overall Record: 11-13-4 (8-10-4-1) 2016-17 Overall Record: 16-11-7 (13-5-6-2)

Lakers Huskies Lake Superior State University Michigan Technological University

• Lake Superior State returns to action following a bye-week last weekend. • The Huskies dropped a pair of games at Bemidji State last weekend. The • The Lakers (11-13-4, 8-10-4 WCHA) return home to host Alaska Anchorage Beavers won 4-2 Friday and 3-0 Saturday. in a critical series as the league’s fifth-through-tenth spots are separated by • Mitch Reinke scored for the fourth game in a row Friday to open scoring. eight points. Through 30 games this season, the freshman defenseman has five goals and • LSSU enters the week tied with Ferris State, also idle last weekend, for sixth 10 assists. place and one point behind fifth-place Alaska in the standings. • Cliff Watson also scored for the Black and Gold for his second of the season • The Seawolves open the weekend in 10th place with 22 league points but sit and seventh of his career. The senior captain has played in 151 games and just five points behind eighth-place Alabama Huntsville for the final league has 38 career points. playoff spot. • Angus Redmond had 15 saves each night. The freshman goaltender ranks • Last time out, the Lakers fell 4-2 and tied 2-2 at Minnesota State on Jan. second in the nation with a 1.72 goals against average and 13th with a .922 27-28. The Mavericks claimed the extra WCHA point with a three-on-three save percentage. overtime goal in the 2-2 tie on Saturday. • Tech is 16-11-7 overall and 13-5-6-3 in the WCHA. The seven ties this season • The Lakers enjoyed a successful stretch to open the 2017 portion of the tie for the most all-time in Tech history. The 2013-14 team went 14-19-7 season, going 3-2-3 in the month of January. overall and the 2008-09 team was 6-25-7.The Huskies are 6-1-4 at home this • Freshman Max Humitz, the team’s goal-scoring leader with 12, enjoyed a season. remarkable month of January, tying Ferris State senior Gerald Mayhew with • The Huskies clinched home ice for the first round of the WCHA playoffs for five goals and four assists to rank tied for second with nine points on the the third year in a row. They advanced the previous years with wins over month. Humitz also leads the WCHA with four power-play goals during the Alabama Huntsville in 2014-15 and Alaska in 2015-16. month and leads the league with seven power-play tallies on the season. • Tech hosts Ferris State this weekend for the annual Winter Carnival series. • For his efforts,Humitz earned the WCHA Rookie of the Month honor. The two teams will battle for the MacInnes Cup given to the team with the • Sophomore forward Mitch Hults continues to lead the Lakers with nine most goals on the weekend. goals and 18 assists for 27 points in 28 games this season. • Tech is 75-45-14 (.617) in Winter Carnival games since 1950. The Huskies • Junior J.T. Henke ranks second on the team with 9-17--26. have won the MacInnes Cup four straight years and are currently on a seven- • Henke also etched out a terrific month of January, accumulating a league- game winning streak. Tech is 7-2-1 in the Winter Carnival series with Mel leading 10 points in eight games. His seven assists in January were also a Pearson as head coach. league-high. • This weekend will be the only meeting of the season between the two • Also in the league’s top scorers in January, sophomore Anthony Nellis tied teams. The puck drops at 7:07 p.m. Friday and 5:07 p.m. Saturday from the for fourth with 2-6--8 and freshman Luke Morgan had 1-6--7 to tie for John MacInnes Student Ice Arena. seventh this week resumes a four-game scoring streak. • Tech is 14-11-1 all-time against Ferris State. The Huskies are 7-3-1 in games • Among WCHA rookies, Humitz and Morgan are tied for third in scoring with played in Houghton against the Bulldogs. 18 points this season. • The Huskies and Bulldogs met five times last year. They split their two • Humitz is tied with Minnesota State’s Marc Michaelis to lead all rookies with meetings in the regular season with Tech winning the Friday night games 12 goals and ranks tied for fifth in the conference overall goal total, while and Ferris taking Saturday’s contests. FSU ended Tech’s season in the WCHA Morgan’s 13 assists rank tied for fourth among WCHA freshmen. semifinals with a 1-0 win at Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids. • Nationally,Humitz’s 12 goals are tied for fourth among freshmen. • Tech leads the nation in opponent shots on goal, averaging 23.38. Bowling • Despite the weekend off, freshman defensemanCollin Saccoman continues Green ranks second at 24.21. to lead the nation with 79 blocked shots this season, 10 more that Mark • Tech’s penalty kill ranks third in the nation at 87.9 percent and the Huskies Hamilton of Maine and Jimmy Schuldt of St. Cloud State tied for second are seventh in the nation in scoring defense, surrendering 2.18 goals per • Junior goaltender Gordon Defiel has a steady .916 save percentage and game. respectable 2.55 goals-against average this season, leading the Lakers between the pipes. • Junior defenseman Kyle Chatham (1-7--8) leads the Lakers and ranks tied for sixth among WCHA players with a +10 rating, tied for 16th with 44 blocked shots and has committed just three minor penalties all year. • This weekend marks the only meeting between the Lakers and Seawolves • LSSU holds an all-time series advantage of 9-5-0 against UAA and a 4-2-0 mark at home against the Seawolves. • The teams met twice during the second half of last season and played to a split in both meetings with the Lakers claiming both Friday night matchups and the Seawolves saving the split during both Saturday meetings.

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Head Coach: Mike Hastings (5th season) Head Coach: Walt Kyle (15th season) Record at MSU: 116-59-18 Record at NMU: 261-258-68 2015-16 Overall Record: 21-13-7 (16-5-7) 2015-16 Overall Record: 15-16-7 (12-11-5) 2016-17 Overall Record: 16-10-4 (12-8-4-2) 2016-17 Overall Record: 9-17-4 (7-12-3-1)

Mavericks Wildcats Minnesota State University Northern Michigan University

• Minnesota State stands 16-10-4 overall record and ranks third in the WCHA • Atte Tolvanen stopped 75 shots to pitch back-to-back shutouts at Bowling with a 12-8-4 record after a 4-3 loss and a 5-0 win at Alaska Anchorage. Green on Feb. 3-4. In the series opener, the Wildcats scored two first-period • The Mavericks, who have gone 7-4-2 in the last 13 games, are idle this goals, and then tacked on an empty netter in the final minute of regulation, weekend prior to closing out the home regular-season schedule Feb. 17-18 to snap a six-game losing skid to the Falcons. Northern Michigan’s third line with Northern Michigan venturing to Mankato. of Robbie Payne (1g-2a), Zach Diamantoni (1g-1a) and Darien Craighead • Junior forward Zeb Knutson scored twice in Minnesota State’s 5-0 win at (2a) led the attack offensively. UAA last Saturday and now has 10-9--19 for the season. Knutson, who ranks • The next night, afterBrock Maschmeyer broke a scoreless deadlock near the fourth in the team in goals and is fifth in shots on goal (67), has posted a middle of the second period, Tolvanen made 20 of his 40 saves to preserve career-high for goals and points. He has 5-3--8 in the last nine games. his third-straight shutout. Dominik Shine brought the final score to 2-0 by • Senior forward Zach Stepan, who has scored four times and assisted on four scoring his WCHA-leading 16th goal of the season into an empty net with a others for eight points in the last nine games, has 22-34--56 in 128 career fraction of a second remaining in regulation. games played. • Tolvanen was named the NCAA’s First Star of the Week and the WCHA’s • Junior forward C.J. Franklin registered a goal and an assist in the UAA series Defensive Player of the Week after backstopping Northern Michigan to its and stands tied for second on Minnesota State’s scoring charts with 11-15- back-to-back shutouts at Bowling Green. He also finished the weekend -26. Franklin, who has eight goals and ten assists for 18 points in the last as the Wildcats’ consecutive scoreless minutes record holder. His shutout 17 games, leads the Mavericks with 301 face-off wins (tied for 22nd in the streak, which dates back to Jan. 20’s game against Alaska Anchorage, now country) and with 34-45--79 in 108 career games, the Forest Lake, Minn., stands at 215:49 minutes. product stands as Minnesota State’s active career scoring leader and is tied • Tolvanen and Northern Michigan have whitewashed three-straight for 28th on the school’s career scoring list (for DI-era). opponents dating back to Jan. 21’s 4-0 win over Alaska Anchorage at the • Senior forward Michael Huntebrinker had his second career three-point Berry Events Center. It is the first time in program history the Wildcats have game when had a goal and two assists in last Saturday’s 5-0 win at Alaska posted shutouts in three-consecutive games. Anchorage. With 4-15--19 this year he’s registered a single-season high for • Since the calendar turned to 2017, Tolvanen has been among the nation’s assists and matched his career high for points in a season. elite. He leads the country in goals against average (1.23) and shutouts (3) • Freshman forward Marc Michaelis, who continues to lead Minnesota State and stands second in save percentage (.957). in scoring with 33 points on 12 goals and 21 assists, is riding a three-game • Through the first three months of the 2016-17 campaign, Tolvanen’s goals point-scoring streak (1-2--3). Michaelis, whose 33 points are the third-most against average stood at 3.19 and his save percentage at .897, both in the ever by a Maverick freshman for the DI-era, stands tied for 15th in the bottom half of the national standings. His efforts during January and the first country in scoring and is first amongst all freshmen skaters in the nation in week of February improved those marks to 2.58 and .915. scoring. Michaelis has accrued at least one point in 21 of 30 games played in • Shine is the only NCAA Division I skater who has averaged a goal per game his debut season with the Mavericks. during 2017. With eight in Northern Michigan’s eight games since the • Junior forward Brad McClure, who scored Minnesota State’s second goal in calendar turned, he stands first in the WCHA and tied for third in the country. last Saturday’s 5-0 win at Alaska Anchorage, has racked up 8-9--17 in the last Shine’s hot streak began in December; since then, he has scored 12 of his 18 games. The Stratford, Ont., native leads Minnesota State with 113 shots career-best 16 goals, good for first nationally. on goal (ranks sixth in the nation), leads the team in goals (13) and is third in • Shine is tied with Bowling Green’s Mitch McLain for the WCHA lead in goals. points with 13-12--25. He (16g-5a) and Robbie Payne (8g-13a) are also tied for 11th in the league’s • Senior defenseman Sean Flanagan registered a goal and an assist in the two points race. Payne’s 21 points and 13 assists are both new career-best totals. games at Alaska Anchorage last weekend and now has six points on two • Darien Craighead and Gerard Hanson each have six multi-point goals and four assists in the last nine games. Flanagan, who has 12-38--50 performances during the 2016-17 campaign, placing them in a four-way tie in 131 career games played, has 165 shots on goal, 130 blocked shots and is for eighth in the WCHA. Craighead is second among WCHA freshmen and +20 in his four seasons with the Mavericks. just outside the top 10, at tied for 13th, among all Division I freshmen. • Senior defenseman Carter Foguth, Minnesota State’s active career games • Craighead stands fifth in the WCHA freshman points race with 17 points (5g- played leader with 135, has 4-17--21, owns a +23 rating with 276 blocked 12a). Philip Beaulieu is one point outside of being in a tie for 10th, at 13th shots in his four seasons as a Maverick. Foguth’s 60 blocked shots this year with 13 points (3g-10a). lead the Mavericks and stand tied for 13th in the nation. • In Northern Michigan’s 10 games since the holiday break, Maschmeyer • Sophomore defenseman Daniel Brickley had a goal and an assist in last has recorded nine (2g-7a) of his 16 (4g-12a) points. That stretch propelled Friday’s game at UAA and with 7-17--24 on the season, stands fourth on him from tied for 21st among WCHA defensemen to tied for 10th. His nine Minnesota State’s scoring charts. He leads all WCHA defensemen in scoring power-play points (3g-6a) is also tied for fourth among WCHA defensemen. (and is eighth in the nation) despite missing a month of playing time due to • The Wildcats have a .882 penalty kill percentage since January, good for an upper body injury. He ranks second on the Mavericks at +11 and leads eighth in the country. Entering the new year, they had a .778 penalty kill Minnesota defensemen with 50 shots on goal. percentage, which placed them in the nation’s bottom 10. • Currently in the midst of a three-game point-scoring streak during which he’s • During NMU's seven-game unbeaten streak, 15 different skaters have totalled 1-3--4, freshman defenseman Ian Scheid has 7-13--20 on the year to registered at least one point, with 10 finding the back of the net. rank first amongst all WCHA first-year blueliners in points (he’s third amongst • Entering Feb. 3-4’s Bowling Green series, Northern Michigan was 1-16-4 all freshmen defensemen in the nation). when scoring three or fewer goals and 0-14-4 when finding the back of the net two or fewer times.

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Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 24 11-14-25 1.04 3/6 5 2 1 1 +4 2 Gerald Mayhew FSU SR F 20 13-10-23 1.15 16/32 1 1 3 0 +5 3 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 18 6-16-22 1.22 8/16 3 0 0 0 +9 Mitchell McLain BGSU JR F 25 14-8-22 0.88 19/57 4 2 2 2 +8 5 Mitch Hults LSSU SO F 22 8-13-21 0.95 12/24 0 1 2 0 +4 6 C.J. Franklin MNS JR F 24 8-12-20 0.83 8/30 3 1 2 0 +7 WPG 7 J.T. Henke LSSU JR F 22 6-13-19 0.86 10/28 1 0 0 0 -1 Brad McClure MNS JR F 24 10-9-19 0.79 5/10 1 0 1 0 +6 Josh Kestner ALH JR F 24 7-12-19 0.79 10/20 2 0 2 0 -3 Phillip Marinaccio BMJ SR F 24 7-12-19 0.79 11/33 2 0 2 0 +5 11 Kurt Gosselin ALH SO D 22 9-9-18 0.82 8/35 3 0 0 1 -1 Zeb Knutson MNS JR F 24 10-8-18 0.75 10/20 3 0 3 0 +5 13 Kyle Bauman BMJ JR F 24 10-7-17 0.71 5/10 1 1 3 0 +6 Charlie O'Connor BMJ SR F 24 6-11-17 0.71 8/16 2 0 1 0 +6 Tyler Spezia BGSU JR F 26 5-12-17 0.65 11/33 1 0 2 0 +8 16 Marcus Basara UA SR RW 20 7-9-16 0.80 12/35 0 0 2 0 -8 Corey Mackin FSU SO F 21 7-9-16 0.76 4/8 1 1 1 0 -4 Max McHugh ALH JR F 23 7-9-16 0.70 4/8 3 0 0 0 -6 Cam Knight ALH SO D 23 2-14-16 0.70 13/48 0 0 0 0 E Ian Scheid MNS FR D 24 7-9-16 0.67 6/12 3 0 1 0 +12 21 Dominik Shine NMU SR F 18 11-4-15 0.83 8/16 4 2 0 2 +2 Max Humitz LSSU FR F 22 9-6-15 0.68 2/4 5 0 1 0 -4 Chad Staley UA SOC 22 7-8-15 0.68 6/15 3 0 1 0 +5 Jake Lucchini MTU SO F 24 9-6-15 0.62 5/10 3 1 5 0 +1 Mark Friedman BGSU JR D 25 4-11-15 0.60 7/14 2 0 2 0 E PHI Kevin Dufour BGSU SR F 26 10-5-15 0.58 5/10 3 0 0 0 -2

Defenseman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 18 6-16-22 1.22 8/16 3 0 0 0 +9 2 Kurt Gosselin ALH SO D 22 9-9-18 0.82 8/35 3 0 0 1 -1 3 Cam Knight ALH SO D 23 2-14-16 0.70 13/48 0 0 0 0 E Ian Scheid MNS FR D 24 7-9-16 0.67 6/12 3 0 1 0 +12 5 Mark Friedman BGSU JR D 25 4-11-15 0.60 7/14 2 0 2 0 E PHI 6 Matt Roy MTU JR D 21 5-9-14 0.67 14/28 3 0 0 0 -1 LOS Zach Frye UA JR D 22 2-12-14 0.64 24/59 2 0 0 0 -9 Joe Rutkowski FSU FR D 22 1-13-14 0.64 5/10 1 0 0 0 +7 Mitch Reinke MTU FR D 24 5-9-14 0.58 2/4 2 0 0 0 +5 Shane Hanna MTU SR D 24 4-10-14 0.58 7/14 2 0 1 0 E Alec Rauhauser BGSU FR D 25 1-13-14 0.56 6/12 0 0 0 0 +4 12 Philip Beaulieu NMU FR D 22 3-10-13 0.59 6/23 0 0 1 0 -2 Brandon Parker ALH JR D 24 5-8-13 0.54 14/28 3 0 1 0 -5 14 Sean Walker BGSU SR D 26 5-7-12 0.46 12/24 3 0 0 0 +6 15 Sean Flanagan MNS SR D 24 3-8-11 0.46 8/16 0 0 0 0 +2

Freshman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 24 11-14-25 1.04 3/6 5 2 1 1 +4 2 Ian Scheid MNS FR D 24 7-9-16 0.67 6/12 3 0 1 0 +12 3 Max Humitz LSSU FR F 22 9-6-15 0.68 2/4 5 0 1 0 -4 4 Joe Rutkowski FSU FR D 22 1-13-14 0.64 5/10 1 0 0 0 +7 Mitch Reinke MTU FR D 24 5-9-14 0.58 2/4 2 0 0 0 +5 Alec Rauhauser BGSU FR D 25 1-13-14 0.56 6/12 0 0 0 0 +4 7 Gavin Gould MTU FR F 18 4-9-13 0.72 6/23 2 0 0 0 +1 Luke Morgan LSSU FR F 22 3-10-13 0.59 7/14 0 0 0 0 +1 Philip Beaulieu NMU FR D 22 3-10-13 0.59 6/23 0 0 1 0 -2 10 Darien Craighead NMU FR F 22 2-10-12 0.55 5/10 1 0 0 0 -1 11 Craig Pefley FSU FR F 15 3-8-11 0.73 11/33 2 0 0 0 +1 12 Troy Van Tetering UA FR LW 22 5-5-10 0.45 1/2 2 0 0 0 +3 Jordan Larson ALH FR F 24 4-6-10 0.42 5/10 1 0 0 0 -9 14 Tyler Cline UA FR LW 21 1-8-9 0.43 3/6 0 0 0 0 -5 Colton Leiter UA FR C 22 6-3-9 0.41 7/14 3 0 2 0 -10 Brayden Gelsinger LSSU FR F 22 4-5-9 0.41 9/26 0 0 1 0 -3 Zach Whitecloud BMJ FR D 24 1-8-9 0.38 11/33 1 0 0 0 +2 Lukas Craggs BGSU FR F 26 6-3-9 0.35 13/34 0 1 1 0 +10 WCHA Conference Scoring Leaders

Goal Scoring GP G GPG Assist Scoring GP A APG 1 Mitchell McLain BGS JR F 25 14 0.56 1 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 18 16 0.89 2 Gerald Mayhew FSU SR F 20 13 0.65 2 Cam Knight ALH SO D 23 14 0.61 3 Dominik Shine NMU SR F 18 11 0.61 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 24 14 0.58 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 24 11 0.46 4 Joe Rutkowski FSU FR D 22 13 0.59 5 Diego Cuglietta LSS SO F 21 10 0.48 J.T. Henke LSS JR F 22 13 0.59 Kyle Bauman BMJ JR F 24 10 0.42 Mitch Hults LSS SO F 22 13 0.59 Zeb Knutson MNS JR F 24 10 0.42 Alec Rauhauser BGS FR D 25 13 0.52 Brad McClure MNS JR F 24 10 0.42 8 Zach Frye AKF JR D 22 12 0.55 Kevin Dufour BGS SR F 26 10 0.38 Josh Kestner ALH JR F 24 12 0.50 10 Kurt Gosselin ALH SO D 22 9 0.41 Phillip Marinaccio BMJ SR F 24 12 0.50 Max Humitz LSS FR F 22 9 0.41 C.J. Franklin MNS JR F 24 12 0.50 Jake Lucchini MTU SO F 24 9 0.38 Tyler Spezia BGS JR F 26 12 0.46

Power Play Goals GP G GPG Power Play Points GP G-A-P PPG 1 Max Humitz LSS FR F 22 5 0.23 1 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 18 3-8-11 0.61 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 24 5 0.21 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 24 5-6-11 0.46 3 Brendan Harms BMJ SR F 18 4 0.22 3 Gerry Fitzgerald BMJ JR F 22 4-5-9 0.41 Dominik Shine NMU SR F 18 4 0.22 C.J. Franklin MNS JR F 24 3-6-9 0.38 Gerry Fitzgerald BMJ JR F 22 4 0.18 Mitch Reinke MTU FR D 24 2-7-9 0.38 Tyler Heinonen MTU SR F 24 4 0.17 6 Zach Frye AKF JR D 22 2-6-8 0.36 Mitchell McLain BGS JR F 25 4 0.16 Ian Scheid MNS FR D 24 3-5-8 0.33 8 17 Players Tied With 3 Phillip Marinaccio BMJ SR F 24 2-6-8 0.33 Charlie O'Connor BMJ SR F 24 2-6-8 0.33 Shane Hanna MTU SR D 24 2-6-8 0.33 Zach Whitecloud BMJ FR D 24 1-7-8 0.33

Shorthanded Goals GP G GPG Game-Winning Goals GP G GPG 1 Dominik Shine NMU SR F 18 2 0.11 1 Jake Lucchini MTU SO F 24 5 0.21 Diego Cuglietta LSS SO F 21 2 0.10 2 Gerald Mayhew FSU SR F 20 3 0.15 Reid Sturos MTU SR F 24 2 0.08 Diego Cuglietta LSS SO F 21 3 0.14 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 24 2 0.08 Gerry Fitzgerald BMJ JR F 22 3 0.14 Mitchell McLain BGS JR F 25 2 0.08 Leo Fitzgerald BMJ JR F 22 3 0.14 6 25 Players Tied With 1 Jay Dickman BMJ SOF 23 3 0.13 Kyle Bauman BMJ JR F 24 3 0.12 Zeb Knutson MNS JR F 24 3 0.12 9 16 Players Tied With 2

Plus-Minus GP +/- Hat Tricks GP HT 1 Ian Scheid MNS FR D 24 +12 1 Dominik Shine NMU SR F 18 2 2 Cliff Watson MTU SR D 24 +11 Mitchell McLain BGS JR F 25 2 3 Kyle Chatham LSS JR D 22 +10 3 Kurt Gosselin ALH SO D 22 1 Lukas Craggs BGS FR F 26 +10 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 24 1 5 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 18 +9 Tommy Muck BMJ FR D 23 +9 7 Mike Neville MTU SR F 24 +8 Mitchell McLain BGS JR F 25 +8 Tyler Spezia BGS JR F 26 +8 10 6 Players Tied With +7

Blocked Shots GP BLK BLK/G Face-Off Percentage FW FL FO % 1 Collin Saccoman LSS FR D 22 56 2.55 1 Joel L'Esperance MTU JR F 65 36 .644 2 Carter Foguth MNS SR D 21 45 2.14 2 Brett D'Andrea BGS JR F 233 155 .601 Dan Billett BMJ SOD 24 45 1.88 3 Filip Starzynski NMU JR F 86 59 .593 4 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 18 44 2.44 4 Andrew Dorantes FSU JR F 199 141 .585 Aidan Wright LSS JR D 22 44 2.00 5 Gerry Fitzgerald BMJ JR F 190 136 .583 6 Brandon Parker ALH JR D 24 42 1.75 6 Phillip Marinaccio BMJ SR F 75 54 .581 7 Sean Flanagan MNS SR D 24 41 1.71 7 Craig Pefley FSU FR F 138 103 .573 8 Matt McArdle LSS SOD 22 40 1.82 8 Nate Arentz BMJ SR F 134 103 .565 Cliff Watson MTU SR D 24 40 1.67 9 Gerald Mayhew FSU SR F 57 44 .564 10 Nikolas Koberstein AKF SO D 20 38 1.90 10 Alex Smith MTU FR F 168 136 .553 Cam Knight ALH SOD 23 38 1.65 WCHA Conference Goaltending Leaders

Goals Against Average GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL 1 Michael Bitzer BMJ JR 24 1448:04 31 1.28 18-4-2 5 534 .945 2 Angus Redmond MTU FR 21 1233:05 36 1.75 12-3-5 2 419 .921 3 Cole Huggins MNS SR 14 703:56 25 2.13 6-4-1 1 235 .904 4 Justin Kapelmaster FSU FR 12 659:43 24 2.18 6-2-2 2 327 .932 5 Chris Nell BGSU JR 20 1197:14 48 2.41 8-11-1 0 465 .906 6 Atte Tolvanen NMU SO 22 1215:40 49 2.42 7-12-3 3 531 .916 7 Jordan Uhelski ALH JR 16 890:43 37 2.49 6-4-3 0 391 .914 8 Gordon Defiel LSSU JR 21 1230:46 53 2.58 8-9-4 0 566 .914 9 Olivier Mantha AKA JR 20 1164:34 51 2.63 5-11-3 0 540 .914 10 Davis Jones UA SR 10 582:09 27 2.78 3-5-2 1 297 .917 11 Darren Smith FSU SO 12 664:44 35 3.16 2-9-1 1 298 .895 12 Jesse Jenks UA SO 13 751:07 41 3.28 5-6-1 0 346 .894

Save Percentage GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL 1 Michael Bitzer BMJ JR 24 1448:04 31 1.28 18-4-2 5 534 .945 2 Justin Kapelmaster FSU FR 12 659:43 24 2.18 6-2-2 2 327 .932 3 Angus Redmond MTU FR 21 1233:05 36 1.75 12-3-5 2 419 .921 4 Davis Jones UA SR 10 582:09 27 2.78 3-5-2 1 297 .917 5 Atte Tolvanen NMU SO 22 1215:40 49 2.42 7-12-3 3 531 .916 6 Gordon Defiel LSSU JR 21 1230:46 53 2.58 8-9-4 0 566 .914 7 Olivier Mantha AKA JR 20 1164:34 51 2.63 5-11-3 0 540 .914 8 Jordan Uhelski ALH JR 16 890:43 37 2.49 6-4-3 0 391 .914 9 Chris Nell BGSU JR 20 1197:14 48 2.41 8-11-1 0 465 .906 10 Cole Huggins MNS SR 14 703:56 25 2.13 6-4-1 1 235 .904 11 Darren Smith FSU SO 12 664:44 35 3.16 2-9-1 1 298 .895 12 Jesse Jenks UA SO 13 751:07 41 3.28 5-6-1 0 346 .894

Saves GP SVS/G Saves Shutouts GP Shutouts 1 Gordon Defiel LSSU JR 21 27.0 566 1 Michael Bitzer BMJ JR 24 5 2 Olivier Mantha AKA JR 20 27.0 540 2 Atte Tolvanen NMU SO 22 3 3 Michael Bitzer BMJ JR 24 22.2 534 3 Aaron Nelson MNS JR 7 2 4 Atte Tolvanen NMU SO 22 24.1 531 Justin Kapelmaster FSU FR 12 2 5 Chris Nell BGSU JR 20 23.2 465 Angus Redmond MTU FR 21 2 6 Angus Redmond MTU FR 21 20.0 419 6 Ryan Bednard BGSU FR 6 1 7 Jordan Uhelski ALH JR 16 24.4 391 Davis Jones UA SR 10 1 8 Jesse Jenks UA SO 13 26.6 346 Darren Smith FSU SO 12 1 9 Justin Kapelmaster FSU FR 12 27.2 327 Cole Huggins MNS SR 14 1 10 Darren Smith FSU SO 12 24.8 298 11 Davis Jones UA SR 10 29.7 297 12 Cole Huggins MNS SR 14 16.8 235 13 Aaron Nelson MNS JR 7 23.9 167 14 Matt Larose ALH SR 5 27.2 136 15 Carmine Guerriero ALH SR 6 20.8 125 16 Ryan Bednard BGSU FR 6 20.3 122 17 Jason Pawloski MNS SO 7 16.6 116 18 Rasmus Reijola AKA SR 4 24.8 99 19 Devin Kero MTU SO 2 26.5 53 20 Matt Wintjes MTU SR 2 20.5 41 WCHA Men Team Conference Statistics

TEAM OFFENSE TEAM DEFENSE

Team Games Goals G/GM Team Games Goals G/GM 1 Minnesota State 24 74 3.08 1 Bemidji State 24 34 1.42 2 Lake Superior State 22 62 2.82 2 Michigan Tech 24 47 1.96 3 Michigan Tech 24 67 2.79 3 Minnesota State 24 58 2.42 4 Ferris State 22 61 2.77 4 Bowling Green 26 65 2.50 5 Bowling Green 26 70 2.69 5 Northern Michigan 22 57 2.59 6 Bemidji State 24 63 2.62 6 Ferris State 22 61 2.77 7 Alabama Huntsville 24 61 2.54 7 Alaska Anchorage 22 63 2.86 8 Alaska 22 54 2.45 8 Lake Superior State 22 66 3.00 9 Northern Michigan 22 50 2.27 9 Alaska 22 70 3.18 10 Alaska Anchorage 22 40 1.82 10 Alabama Huntsville 24 81 3.38

POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL

Team Totals SHA PP % Team Totals SHF PK % 1 Bemidji State 20/98 2 20.4 1 Bemidji State 86/92 2 93.5 2 Michigan Tech 23/113 3 20.4 2 Michigan Tech 116/128 5 90.6 3 Minnesota State 22/118 2 18.6 3 Bowling Green 101/118 3 85.6 4 Alaska 17/110 3 15.5 4 Ferris State 98/115 4 85.2 5 Alabama Huntsville 17/115 7 14.8 5 Minnesota State 92/108 4 85.2 Ferris State 17/115 3 14.8 6 Alaska Anchorage 103/122 4 84.4 7 Bowling Green 16/124 2 12.9 7 Lake Superior State 83/99 4 83.8 8 Northern Michigan 12/100 5 12.0 8 Alaska 99/119 3 83.2 9 Lake Superior State 12/107 6 11.2 9 Northern Michigan 87/106 3 82.1 10 Alaska Anchorage 9/113 2 8.0 10 Alabama Huntsville 83/106 3 78.3

PENALTY MINUTES SHOTS ON GOAL

Team Games PIM PIM/G Team Games SOG SOG/G 1 Alaska 22397 18.0 1 Michigan Tech 24 796 33.2 2 Alaska Anchorage 22 390 17.7 2 Minnesota State 24 767 32.0 3 Lake Superior State 22 359 16.3 3 Bowling Green 26 757 29.1 4 Michigan Tech 24 372 15.5 4 Ferris State 22 639 29.0 5 Alabama Huntsville 24 359 15.0 5 Bemidji State 24 663 27.6 6 Bowling Green 26 387 14.9 6 Lake Superior State 22 594 27.0 7 Ferris State 22 321 14.6 7 Alaska 22 580 26.4 8 Northern Michigan 22 297 13.5 8 Alabama Huntsville 24 632 26.3 9 Minnesota State 24 311 13.0 9 Northern Michigan 22 573 26.0 10 Bemidji State 24 239 10.0 10 Alaska Anchorage 22 479 21.8

SCORING BY PERIOD GOALS ALLOWED BY PERIOD

Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Minnesota State 25 22 27 0 74 1 Bemidji State 13 9 12 0 34 2 Bowling Green 18 21 28 3 70 2 Michigan Tech 15 10 22 0 47 3 Michigan Tech 21 22 24 0 67 3 Northern Michigan 26 17 14 0 57 4 Bemidji State 26 15 20 2 63 4 Minnesota State 18 21 17 2 58 5 Lake Superior State 18 28 16 0 62 5 Ferris State 19 21 19 2 61 6 Alabama Huntsville 18 19 23 1 61 6 Alaska Anchorage 20 21 20 2 63 Ferris State 23 27 11 0 61 7 Bowling Green 20 25 20 0 65 8 Alaska 20 1814 2 54 8 Lake Superior State 20 19 26 1 66 9 Northern Michigan 18 12 20 0 50 9 Alaska 22 2522 1 70 10 Alaska Anchorage 10 11 19 0 40 10 Alabama Huntsville 24 27 30 0 81

SPECIAL TEAMS NET

Team PPF SHA PP NET PPA SHF SH NET ST NET 1 Bemidji State 20 2 +18 6 2 -4 +14 2 Michigan Tech 23 3 +20 12 5 -7 +13 3 Minnesota State 22 2 +20 16 4 -12 +8 4 Ferris State 17 3 +14 17 4 -13 +1 5 Bowling Green 16 2 +14 17 3 -14 0 6 Alaska 17 3 +14 20 3 -17 -3 7 Lake Superior State 12 6 +6 16 4 -12 -6 8 Alaska Anchorage 9 2 +7 19 4 -15 -8 9 Northern Michigan 12 5 +7 19 3 -16 -9 10 Alabama Huntsville 17 7 +10 23 3 -20 -10 WCHA Overall Scoring Leaders

Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 30 12-21-33 1.10 4/8 5 2 1 1 +6 2 Mitchell McLain BGSU JR F 32 16-12-28 0.88 24/67 4 2 3 2 +11 3 Mitch Hults LSSU SO F 28 9-18-27 0.96 15/30 1 1 2 0 +2 4 Gerald Mayhew FSU SR F 25 15-11-26 1.04 18/36 2 1 4 0 +8 J.T. Henke LSSU JR F 28 9-17-26 0.93 12/32 1 0 1 0 E C.J. Franklin MNS JR F 30 11-15-26 0.87 9/32 6 1 4 0 +6 WPG 7 Brad McClure MNS JR F 30 13-12-25 0.83 5/10 1 0 1 0 +8 8 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 22 7-17-24 1.09 8/16 3 0 0 0 +11 9 Phillip Marinaccio BMJ SR F 32 9-14-23 0.72 13/48 3 0 2 0 +2 10 Josh Kestner ALH JR F 30 9-13-22 0.73 11/22 2 0 2 0 -8 11 Dominik Shine NMU SR F 24 16-5-21 0.88 10/20 5 2 1 2 +4 Corey Mackin FSU SOF 28 9-12-21 0.75 4/8 1 1 1 0 -2 Robbie Payne NMU JR F 30 8-13-21 0.70 3/6 2 2 0 0 +6 Tyler Spezia BGSU JR F 33 5-16-21 0.64 12/35 1 0 2 0 +7 15 Ian Scheid MNS FR D 30 7-13-20 0.67 7/14 3 0 1 0 +15 Gerard Hanson NMU SR F 30 5-15-20 0.67 9/18 2 0 1 0 E Mark Friedman BGSU JR D 32 7-13-20 0.62 10/20 3 0 2 0 +1 PHI Kevin Dufour BGSU SR F 33 10-10-20 0.61 6/12 3 0 0 0 -2 19 Diego Cuglietta LSSU SO F 27 10-9-19 0.70 11/33 2 2 3 0 +1 Zeb Knutson MNS JR F 30 10-9-19 0.63 14/39 3 0 3 0 +4 Michael Huntebrinker MNS SR F 30 4-15-19 0.63 6/12 1 0 1 0 +7 Kyle Bauman BMJ JR F 32 11-8-19 0.59 6/12 1 1 3 0 +4 23 11 Players Tied With 18 Points

Defenseman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 22 7-17-24 1.09 8/16 3 0 0 0 +11 2 Ian Scheid MNS FR D 30 7-13-20 0.67 7/14 3 0 1 0 +15 Mark Friedman BGSU JR D 32 7-13-20 0.62 10/20 3 0 2 0 +1 PHI 4 Kurt Gosselin ALH SO D 28 9-9-18 0.64 12/43 3 0 0 1 -5 Matt Roy MTU JR D 31 5-13-18 0.58 27/70 3 0 0 0 +2 LOS Sean Walker BGSU SR D 33 8-10-18 0.55 17/34 5 1 0 0 +8 7 Zach Frye UA JR D 28 4-13-17 0.61 27/65 3 0 0 0 -7 Cam Knight ALH SO D 29 3-14-17 0.59 15/52 0 0 0 0 -6 Shane Hanna MTU SR D 34 5-12-17 0.50 8/16 3 0 1 0 E 10 Joe Rutkowski FSU FR D 27 2-14-16 0.59 5/10 2 0 0 0 +5 Brock Maschmeyer NMU SR D 30 4-12-16 0.53 8/16 3 0 2 0 +5 Alec Rauhauser BGSU FR D 31 2-14-16 0.52 8/16 1 0 0 0 +3 13 Owen Headrick LSSU SO D 24 2-13-15 0.62 6/12 2 0 0 0 -12 Mitch Reinke MTU FR D 30 5-10-15 0.50 4/8 2 0 0 0 +2 15 Brandon Parker ALH JR D 30 6-8-14 0.47 18/36 3 0 1 0 -15

Freshman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 30 12-21-33 1.10 4/8 5 2 1 1 +6 2 Ian Scheid MNS FR D 30 7-13-20 0.67 7/14 3 0 1 0 +15 3 Max Humitz LSSU FR F 28 12-6-18 0.64 4/8 7 0 1 0 -8 Luke Morgan LSSU FR F 28 5-13-18 0.64 8/16 0 0 1 0 +6 5 Darien Craighead NMU FR F 30 5-12-17 0.57 6/12 2 0 0 0 +3 6 Joe Rutkowski FSU FR D 27 2-14-16 0.59 5/10 2 0 0 0 +5 Alec Rauhauser BGSU FR D 31 2-14-16 0.52 8/16 1 0 0 0 +3 8 Craig Pefley FSU FR F 22 3-12-15 0.68 14/39 2 0 0 0 +1 Mitch Reinke MTU FR D 30 5-10-15 0.50 4/8 2 0 0 0 +2 10 Gavin Gould MTU FR F 22 5-9-14 0.64 6/23 2 0 0 0 -1 Brayden Gelsinger LSSU FR F 28 5-9-14 0.50 12/32 1 0 1 0 -2 Alex Smith MTU FR F 32 5-9-14 0.44 13/29 1 0 1 0 +3 13 Philip Beaulieu NMU FR D 30 3-10-13 0.43 8/27 0 0 1 0 -3 14 Troy Van Tetering UA FR LW 28 7-5-12 0.43 2/4 2 0 0 0 +3 15 Collin Saccoman LSSU FR D 28 3-8-11 0.39 13/37 2 0 0 0 +3 Jordan Larson ALH FR F 30 4-7-11 0.37 7/14 1 0 0 0 -11 Frédéric Létourneau BGSU FR F 32 5-6-11 0.34 13/29 0 0 1 0 +4 Zach Whitecloud BMJ FR D 32 2-9-11 0.34 12/35 1 0 0 0 +2 WCHA Overall Scoring Leaders

Goal Scoring GP G GPG Assist Scoring GP A APG 1 Dominik Shine NMU SR F 24 16 0.67 1 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 30 21 0.70 Mitchell McLain BGS JR F 32 16 0.50 2 Mitch Hults LSS SO F 28 18 0.64 3 Gerald Mayhew FSU SR F 25 15 0.60 3 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 22 17 0.77 4 Brad McClure MNS JR F 30 13 0.43 J.T. Henke LSS JR F 28 17 0.61 5 Max Humitz LSS FR F 28 12 0.43 5 Tyler Spezia BGS JR F 33 16 0.48 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 30 12 0.40 6 Michael Huntebrinker MNS SR F 30 15 0.50 7 C.J. Franklin MNS JR F 30 11 0.37 C.J. Franklin MNS JR F 30 15 0.50 Kyle Bauman BMJ JR F 32 11 0.34 Gerard Hanson NMU SR F 30 15 0.50 9 Diego Cuglietta LSS SO F 27 10 0.37 9 Joe Rutkowski FSU FR D 27 14 0.52 Gage Torrel LSS SO F 28 10 0.36 Cam Knight ALH SO D 29 14 0.48 Zeb Knutson MNS JR F 30 10 0.33 Alec Rauhauser BGS FR D 31 14 0.45 Kevin Dufour BGS SR F 33 10 0.30 Phillip Marinaccio BMJ SR F 32 14 0.44 Jake Lucchini MTU SO F 34 10 0.29

Power Play Goals GP G GPG Power Play Points GP G-A-P PPG 1 Max Humitz LSS FR F 28 7 0.25 1 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 30 5-9-14 0.47 2 Brendan Harms BMJ SR F 26 6 0.23 2 C.J. Franklin MNS JR F 30 6-7-13 0.43 C.J. Franklin MNS JR F 30 6 0.20 3 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 22 3-8-11 0.50 4 Dominik Shine NMU SR F 24 5 0.21 4 Brendan Harms BMJ SR F 26 6-4-10 0.38 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 30 5 0.17 Gerry Fitzgerald BMJ JR F 30 4-6-10 0.33 Sean Walker BGS SR D 33 5 0.15 Mitch Reinke MTU FR D 30 2-8-10 0.33 7 9 Players Tied With 4 Phillip Marinaccio BMJ SR F 32 3-7-10 0.31 Joel L'Esperance MTU JR F 33 4-6-10 0.30 Shane Hanna MTU SR D 34 3-7-10 0.29 10 12 Players Tied With 9 Points

Shorthanded Goals GP G GPG Game-Winning Goals GP G GPG 1 Gus Correale LSS SR F 27 3 0.11 1 Jake Lucchini MTU SO F 34 5 0.15 2 Dominik Shine NMU SR F 24 2 0.08 2 Gerald Mayhew FSU SR F 25 4 0.16 Diego Cuglietta LSS SO F 27 2 0.07 C.J. Franklin MNS JR F 30 4 0.13 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 30 2 0.07 4 Diego Cuglietta LSS SO F 27 3 0.11 Robbie Payne NMU JR F 30 2 0.07 Leo Fitzgerald BMJ JR F 28 3 0.11 Mitchell McLain BGS JR F 32 2 0.06 Gerry Fitzgerald BMJ JR F 30 3 0.10 Reid Sturos MTU SR F 34 2 0.06 Zeb Knutson MNS JR F 30 3 0.10 8 27 Players Tied With 1 Jay Dickman BMJ SOF 31 3 0.10 Kyle Bauman BMJ JR F 32 3 0.09 Mitchell McLain BGS JR F 32 3 0.09

Plus-Minus GP +/- Hat Tricks GP HT 1 Ian Scheid MNS FR D 30 +15 1 Dominik Shine NMU SR F 24 2 2 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 22 +11 Mitchell McLain BGS JR F 32 2 Mitchell McLain BGS JR F 32 +11 3 Kurt Gosselin ALH SO D 28 1 Mike Neville MTU SR F 34 +11 Marc Michaelis MNS FR F 30 1 Cliff Watson MTU SR D 34 +11 6 Kyle Chatham LSS JR D 28 +10 Reid Sturos MTU SR F 34 +10 8 Gerald Mayhew FSU SR F 25 +8 Brad McClure MNS JR F 30 +8 Sean Walker BGS SR D 33 +8 Dane Birks MTU SO D 33 +8

Blocked Shots GP BLK BLK/G Face-Off Percentage FW FL FO % 1 Collin Saccoman LSS FR D 28 79 2.82 1 Brett D'Andrea BGS JR F 289 191 .602 2 Cliff Watson MTU SR D 34 63 1.85 2 Phillip Marinaccio BMJ SR F 101 68 .598 3 Carter Foguth MNS SR D 25 60 2.40 3 Joel L'Esperance MTU JR F 81 55 .596 Rylan Yaremko NMU FR D 30 60 2.00 4 Craig Pefley FSU FR F 208 145 .589 Shane Hanna MTU SR D 34 60 1.76 5 Andrew Dorantes FSU JR F 226 171 .569 6 Daniel Brickley MNS SO D 22 55 2.50 6 Gerry Fitzgerald BMJ JR F 241 183 .568 Aidan Wright LSS JR D 28 55 1.96 7 Alex Smith MTU FR F 236 182 .565 Dan Billett BMJ SO D 32 55 1.72 8 Gerald Mayhew FSU SR F 66 51 .564 9 Brandon Parker ALH JR D 30 53 1.77 9 Filip Starzynski NMU JR F 111 88 .558 Sean Flanagan MNS SR D 30 53 1.77 10 Nate Arentz BMJ SR F 174 142 .551 WCHA Overall Goaltending Leaders

Goals Against Average GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL 1 Michael Bitzer BMJ JR 31 1863:28 50 1.61 18-10-3 5 723 .935 2 Angus Redmond MTU FR 27 1605:52 46 1.72 15-6-5 3 541 .922 3 Justin Kapelmaster FSU FR 14 784:43 26 1.99 7-2-3 2 416 .941 4 Cole Huggins MNS SR 17 854:29 34 2.39 8-5-1 1 301 .899 5 Chris Nell BGSU JR 26 1545:53 63 2.45 10-13-2 1 559 .899 6 Gordon Defiel LSSU JR 26 1530:06 65 2.55 11-11-4 0 709 .916 7 Atte Tolvanen NMU SO 29 1579:06 68 2.58 8-17-4 3 728 .915 8 Jordan Uhelski ALH JR 20 1092:48 50 2.75 6-7-3 0 488 .907 9 Olivier Mantha AKA JR 25 1463:53 69 2.83 6-15-3 1 710 .911 10 Davis Jones UA SR 13 763:10 37 2.91 4-7-2 1 373 .910 11 Darren Smith FSU SO 17 962:37 49 3.05 2-14-1 1 444 .901 12 Jesse Jenks UA SO 16 931:50 52 3.35 5-9-1 0 419 .890

Save Percentage GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL 1 Justin Kapelmaster FSU FR 14 784:43 26 1.99 7-2-3 2 416 .941 2 Michael Bitzer BMJ JR 31 1863:28 50 1.61 18-10-3 5 723 .935 3 Angus Redmond MTU FR 27 1605:52 46 1.72 15-6-5 3 541 .922 4 Gordon Defiel LSSU JR 26 1530:06 65 2.55 11-11-4 0 709 .916 5 Atte Tolvanen NMU SO 29 1579:06 68 2.58 8-17-4 3 728 .915 6 Olivier Mantha AKA JR 25 1463:53 69 2.83 6-15-3 1 710 .911 7 Davis Jones UA SR 13 763:10 37 2.91 4-7-2 1 373 .910 8 Jordan Uhelski ALH JR 20 1092:48 50 2.75 6-7-3 0 488 .907 9 Darren Smith FSU SO 17 962:37 49 3.05 2-14-1 1 444 .901 10 Chris Nell BGSU JR 26 1545:53 63 2.45 10-13-2 1 559 .899 11 Cole Huggins MNS SR 17 854:29 34 2.39 8-5-1 1 301 .899 12 Jesse Jenks UA SO 16 931:50 52 3.35 5-9-1 0 419 .890

Saves GP SVS/G Saves Shutouts GP Shutouts 1 Atte Tolvanen NMU SO 29 25.1 728 1 Michael Bitzer BMJ JR 31 5 2 Michael Bitzer BMJ JR 31 23.3 723 2 Angus Redmond MTU FR 27 3 3 Olivier Mantha AKA JR 25 28.4 710 Atte Tolvanen NMU SO 29 3 4 Gordon Defiel LSSU JR 26 27.3 709 4 Aaron Nelson MNS JR 7 2 5 Chris Nell BGSU JR 26 21.5 559 Justin Kapelmaster FSU FR 14 2 6 Angus Redmond MTU FR 27 20.0 541 6 Ryan Bednard BGSU FR 7 1 7 Jordan Uhelski ALH JR 20 24.4 488 Davis Jones UA SR 13 1 8 Darren Smith FSU SO 17 26.1 444 Darren Smith FSU SO 17 1 9 Jesse Jenks UA SO 16 26.2 419 Cole Huggins MNS SR 17 1 10 Justin Kapelmaster FSU FR 14 29.7 416 Olivier Mantha AKA JR 25 1 11 Davis Jones UA SR 13 28.7 373 Chris Nell BGSU JR 26 1 12 Cole Huggins MNS SR 17 17.7 301 13 Jason Pawloski MNS SO 11 20.1 221 14 Matt Larose ALH SR 7 26.3 184 15 Aaron Nelson MNS JR 7 23.9 167 16 Carmine Guerriero ALH SR 7 21.0 147 17 Rasmus Reijola AKA SR 5 25.8 129 18 Ryan Bednard BGSU FR 7 18.1 127 19 Devin Kero MTU SO 5 22.6 113 20 Mathias Israelsson NMU SO 6 14.0 84 WCHA Men Team Overall Statistics

TEAM OFFENSE TEAM DEFENSE

Team Games Goals G/GM Team Games Goals G/GM 1 Minnesota State 30 94 3.13 1 Bemidji State 32 58 1.81 2 Lake Superior State 28 83 2.96 2 Michigan Tech 34 74 2.18 3 Bowling Green 33 89 2.70 3 Minnesota State 30 75 2.50 4 Michigan Tech 34 90 2.65 4 Ferris State 29 77 2.66 5 Ferris State 29 74 2.55 5 Northern Michigan 30 82 2.73 6 Alaska 28 65 2.32 6 Bowling Green 33 91 2.76 7 Bemidji State 32 74 2.31 7 Lake Superior State 28 84 3.00 8 Northern Michigan 30 69 2.30 8 Alaska Anchorage 28 85 3.04 9 Alabama Huntsville 30 67 2.23 9 Alaska 28 92 3.29 10 Alaska Anchorage 28 47 1.68 10 Alabama Huntsville 30 106 3.53

POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL

Team Totals SHA PP % Team Totals SHF PK % 1 Minnesota State 26/140 2 18.6 1 Bemidji State 111/124 3 89.5 2 Bemidji State 24/131 2 18.3 2 Michigan Tech 153/174 6 87.9 3 Michigan Tech 27/155 4 17.4 3 Lake Superior State 119/140 6 85.0 4 Ferris State 23/149 3 15.4 4 Ferris State 136/161 4 84.5 5 Alaska 21/145 6 14.5 5 Alaska Anchorage 128/152 4 84.2 6 Lake Superior State 19/139 7 13.7 6 Minnesota State 111/133 4 83.5 7 Bowling Green 23/172 2 13.4 7 Alaska 120/145 3 82.8 8 Northern Michigan 17/139 5 12.2 8 Bowling Green 130/161 4 80.7 9 Alabama Huntsville 17/141 8 12.1 9 Northern Michigan 121/151 5 80.1 10 Alaska Anchorage 12/148 2 8.1 10 Alabama Huntsville 109/137 3 79.6

PENALTY MINUTES SHOTS ON GOAL

Team Games PIM PIM/G Team Games SOG SOG/G 1 Alaska 28485 17.3 1 Michigan Tech 34 1092 32.1 2 Alaska Anchorage 28 468 16.7 2 Minnesota State 30 959 32.0 3 Lake Superior State 28 459 16.4 3 Ferris State 29 839 28.9 4 Michigan Tech 34 532 15.6 4 Bowling Green 33 953 28.9 5 Alabama Huntsville 30 455 15.2 5 Lake Superior State 28 772 27.6 6 Bowling Green 33 483 14.6 6 Bemidji State 32 882 27.6 7 Ferris State 29 423 14.6 7 Alaska 28 735 26.2 8 Northern Michigan 30 419 14.0 8 Alabama Huntsville 30 777 25.9 9 Minnesota State 30 376 12.5 9 Northern Michigan 30 758 25.3 10 Bemidji State 32 318 9.9 10 Alaska Anchorage 28 603 21.5

SCORING BY PERIOD GOALS ALLOWED BY PERIOD

Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Minnesota State 32 32 30 0 94 1 Bemidji State 16 19 23 0 58 2 Michigan Tech 28 29 33 0 90 2 Michigan Tech 23 19 30 2 74 3 Bowling Green 26 28 32 3 89 3 Minnesota State 23 32 18 2 75 4 Lake Superior State 26 33 24 0 83 4 Ferris State 22 28 25 2 77 5 Bemidji State 32 16 24 2 74 5 Northern Michigan 33 27 22 0 82 Ferris State 30 31 13 0 74 6 Lake Superior State 22 26 35 1 84 7 Northern Michigan 27 17 25 0 69 7 Alaska Anchorage 30 25 28 2 85 8 Alabama Huntsville 21 21 24 1 67 8 Bowling Green 30 30 30 1 91 9 Alaska 24 2118 2 65 9 Alaska 25 3628 3 92 10 Alaska Anchorage 11 12 24 0 47 10 Alabama Huntsville 31 33 40 2 106

SPECIAL TEAMS NET

Team PPF SHA PP NET PPA SHF SH NET ST NET 1 Bemidji State 24 2 +22 13 3 -10 +12 2 Michigan Tech 27 4 +23 21 6 -15 +8 3 Minnesota State 26 2 +24 22 4 -18 +6 4 Ferris State 23 3 +20 25 4 -21 -1 5 Lake Superior State 19 7 +12 21 6 -15 -3 6 Bowling Green 23 2 +21 31 4 -27 -6 7 Alaska 21 6 +15 25 3 -22 -7 8 Alaska Anchorage 12 2 +10 24 4 -20 -10 9 Northern Michigan 17 5 +12 30 5 -25 -13 10 Alabama Huntsville 17 8 +9 28 3 -25 -16 National Category Leaders

Points Per Game GP G-A-P P/GM Goals Against Average Minutes GA GAA 1 Mike Vecchione Union SR F 28 22-26-48 1.71 1 Michael Bitzer Bemidji State JR 1863:28 50 1.61 2 Dylan Sikura (CHI) Northeastern JR F 27 17-29-46 1.70 2 Angus Redmond Michigan Tech FR 1605:52 46 1.72 3 Tyler Kelleher New Hampshire SR F 28 16-31-47 1.68 3 Jake Oettinger Boston University FR 1377:48 41 1.79 4 Spencer Foo Union JRF28 17-29-46 1.64 4 Charles Williams Canisius SR 1531:00 46 1.80 5 Zach Aston-Reese Northeastern SR F 27 22-22-44 1.63 5 Ben Blacker Western Michigan FR 819:58 25 1.83 6 Adam Gaudette (VAN) Northeastern SO F 26 17-24-41 1.58 6 Parker Gahagen Army West Point SR 1627:27 51 1.88 7 Brady Ferguson Robert Morris JR F 28 17-27-44 1.57 7 Tanner Jaillet Denver JR 1460:20 46 1.89 8 Mason Jobst Ohio State SOF 26 12-25-37 1.42 8 Francis Marotte Robert Morris FR 1110:08 36 1.95 9 Nick Schilkey Ohio State SR F 22 20-11-31 1.41 9 Hunter Miska Minnesota Duluth FR 1488:07 49 1.98 10 Anders Bjork (BOS) Notre Dame JR F 27 16-22-38 1.41 10 Justin Kapelmaster Ferris State FR 784:43 26 1.99 11 Tyler Sheehy Minnesota SOF 26 16-20-36 1.38 11 Collin Delia Merrimack JR 657:21 22 2.01 12 Joe Snively Yale SO F 23 10-20-30 1.30 12 Kyle Hayton St. Lawrence JR 1613:37 56 2.08 13 Trent Frederic (BOS) Wisconsin FR F 18 10-13-23 1.28 13 Cal Petersen (BUF) Notre Dame JR 1647:12 58 2.11 14 Joe Gambardella UMass Lowell SR F 29 12-25-37 1.28 14 Andrew Shortridge Quinnipiac FR 640:13 23 2.16 15 Daniel Leavens Robert Morris SR F 28 10-25-35 1.25 15 Merrick Madsen (PHI) Harvard JR 1284:25 47 2.20 16 Austin Ortega Omaha SRF 30 17-20-37 1.23 16 Hayden Hawkey (MTL) Providence SO 1691:30 62 2.20 17 Alexander Kerfoot (NJD) Harvard SR F 22 9-18-27 1.23 17 Shane Starrett Air Force SO 1417:48 52 2.20 Max Véronneau Princeton SO F 22 8-19-27 1.23 18 Tyler Wall (NYR) UMass Lowell FR 1378:53 51 2.22 19 Sam Lafferty (PIT) Brown JR F 23 8-20-28 1.22 19 Mitch Gillam Cornell SR 1232:25 46 2.24 John Hayden (CHI) Yale SR F 23 16-12-28 1.22 20 Cam Johnson North Dakota JR 1517:33 57 2.25 21 Alex Tonge Robert Morris SO F 28 15-19-34 1.21 21 Cole Huggins Minnesota State SR 854:29 34 2.39 22 Denis Smirnov Penn State FRF 24 11-18-29 1.21 22 Rob Nichols Connecticut SR 770:21 31 2.41 23 Anthony Louis (CHI) Miami SR F 26 13-18-31 1.19 23 Alex Sakellaropoulos Union SR 1326:22 54 2.44 24 Adam Fox (CGY) Harvard FR D 21 2-23-25 1.19 24 Chris Nell Bowling Green JR 1545:53 63 2.45 Tanner Laczynski (PHI) Ohio State FR F 21 7-18-25 1.19 25 Joseph Woll (TOR) Boston College FR 1362:14 56 2.47

Points Per Game (Defensemen) GP G-A-P P/GM Save Percentage Saves GA Save % 1 Adam Fox (CGY) Harvard FR D 21 2-23-25 1.19 1 Charles Williams Canisius SR 810 46 .946 2 Gavin Bayreuther St. Lawrence SR D 22 7-18-25 1.14 2 Justin Kapelmaster Ferris State FR 416 26 .941 3 Matias Cleland New Hampshire SR D 28 2-26-28 1.00 3 Francis Marotte Robert Morris FR 548 36 .938 4 Dylan Zink UMass Lowell SR D 29 9-18-27 0.93 4 Jake Oettinger Boston University FR 603 41 .936 5 Garret Cockerill Northeastern JR D 27 6-19-25 0.93 5 Parker Gahagen Army West Point SR 745 51 .936 6 Eric Israel Robert Morris SO D 28 7-18-25 0.89 6 Michael Bitzer Bemidji State JR 723 50 .935 7 Trevor Hamilton Penn State JR D 24 4-17-21 0.88 7 Kyle Hayton St. Lawrence JR 794 56 .934 8 Will Butcher (COL) Denver SR D 28 5-19-24 0.86 8 Collin Delia Merrimack JR 301 22 .932 Jordan Gross Notre Dame JR D 28 7-17-24 0.86 9 Ben Blacker Western Michigan FR 342 25 .932 10 Luc Snuggerud (CHI) Omaha JRD 30 9-16-25 0.83 10 Tanner Jaillet Denver JR 618 46 .931 11 Neal Pionk Minnesota Duluth SOD 28 6-17-23 0.82 11 Hunter Miska Minnesota Duluth FR 627 49 .928 Jeff Taylor (PIT) Union SR D 28 8-15-23 0.82 12 Cal Petersen (BUF) Notre Dame JR 713 58 .925 13 Chase Priskie (WSH) Quinnipiac SO D 27 6-16-22 0.81 13 Angus Redmond Michigan Tech FR 541 46 .922 14 Jake Bischoff (NYI) Minnesota SR D 26 2-19-21 0.81 14 Shane Starrett Air Force SO 609 52 .921 15 Vince Pedrie Penn State SOD24 7-12-19 0.79 15 Alex Sakellaropoulos Union SR 630 54 .921 Jack Ahcan St. Cloud State FR D 24 5-14-19 0.79 16 Joseph Woll (TOR) Boston College FR 650 56 .921 17 Tucker Poolman (WPG) North Dakota JR D 28 5-17-22 0.79 17 Adam Huska (NYR) Connecticut FR 486 42 .920 18 Patrick McCarron Cornell SR D 22 4-13-17 0.77 18 Colin DeAugustine Mercyhurst FR 393 35 .918 19 Ian Brady Omaha SRD263-17-20 0.77 19 Merrick Madsen (PHI) Harvard JR 527 47 .918 20 Michael Kapla UMass Lowell SR D 29 1-21-22 0.76 20 Rob McGovern Maine SO 716 64 .918 Brogan Rafferty Quinnipiac FR D 29 2-20-22 0.76

Points Per Game (Freshmen) GP G-A-P P/GM Winning Percentage W-L-T Win % 1 Trent Frederic (BOS) Wisconsin F 18 10-13-23 1.28 1 Ben Blacker Western Michigan FR 10-2-1 .808 2 Denis Smirnov Penn State F 24 11-18-29 1.21 2 Alex Sakellaropoulos Union SR 17-4-1 .795 3 Adam Fox (CGY) Harvard D 21 2-23-25 1.19 3 Shane Starrett Air Force SO 17-4-3 .771 Tanner Laczynski (PHI) Ohio State F 21 7-18-25 1.19 Hunter Miska Minnesota Duluth FR 17-4-3 .771 5 Henrik Borgström (FLA) Denver F 22 14-11-25 1.14 5 Tanner Jaillet Denver JR 16-4-4 .750 6 Marc Michaelis Minnesota State F 30 12-21-33 1.10 Peyton Jones Penn State FR 14-4-2 .750 7 Tyson Jost (COL) North Dakota F 22 11-13-24 1.09 7 Merrick Madsen (PHI) Harvard JR 15-5-2 .727 8 Patrick Grasso New Hampshire F 28 17-11-28 1.00 8 Mitch Gillam Cornell SR 14-5-2 .714 9 Patrick Harper (NSH) Boston University F 26 8-17-25 0.96 9 Justin Kapelmaster Ferris State FR 7-2-3 .708 10 Joey Anderson (NJD) Minnesota Duluth F 25 7-17-24 0.96 Matt Tomkins (CHI) Ohio State SR 7-2-3 .708 11 Jackson Cressey Princeton F 23 5-17-22 0.96 11 Francis Marotte Robert Morris FR 13-5-2 .700 12 Carson Meyer Miami F22 7-14-21 0.95 12 Jake Oettinger Boston University FR 15-6-2 .696 13 Wade Allison (PHI) Western Michigan F 26 11-12-23 0.88 13 Eric Schierhorn Minnesota SO 17-7-2 .692 14 Ross Colton (TBL) Vermont F 27 10-13-23 0.85 14 Charles Williams Canisius SR 15-6-4 .680 15 Josh Wilkins Providence F 28 10-13-23 0.82 15 Stefanos Lekkas Vermont FR 14-6-3 .674 16 Jack Ahcan St. Cloud State D 24 5-14-19 0.79 16 Angus Redmond Michigan Tech FR 15-6-5 .673 17 Brogan Rafferty Quinnipiac D 29 2-20-22 0.76 17 Matt Jurusik Wisconsin SO 8-4-0 .667 18 Jake Slaker Michigan F 24 5-13-18 0.75 18 Tyler Wall (NYR) UMass Lowell FR 16-8-1 .660 19 Blake Christensen American International F 27 8-12-20 0.74 19 Hayden Hawkey (MTL) Providence SO 16-8-4 .643 20 Dominic Franco Army West Point F 26 8-11-19 0.73 20 Joseph Woll (TOR) Boston College FR 14-8-1 .630 National Category Leaders

Goals Per Game GP G G/GM Assists Per Game GP A A/GM 1 Nick Schilkey Ohio State SR F 22 20 0.91 1 Tyler Kelleher New Hampshire SR F 28 31 1.11 2 Zach Aston-Reese Northeastern SRF 2722 0.81 2 Adam Fox (CGY) Harvard FR D 21 23 1.10 3 Mike Vecchione Union SR F 28 22 0.79 3 Dylan Sikura (CHI) Northeastern JR F 27 29 1.07 4 Andrew Sturtz Penn State SOF 2217 0.77 4 Spencer Foo Union JRF2829 1.04 5 Luke Kunin (MIN) Wisconsin SO F 23 17 0.74 5 Cam Brown Maine SR F 26 26 1.00 6 John Hayden (CHI) Yale SR F 23 16 0.70 6 Brady Ferguson Robert Morris JR F 28 27 0.96 7 Dominik Shine Northern Michigan SR F 24 16 0.67 7 Mason Jobst Ohio State SOF 2625 0.96 8 Tage Thompson (STL) Connecticut SOF 26 17 0.65 8 Matias Cleland New Hampshire SRD 28 26 0.93 Adam Gaudette (VAN) Northeastern SOF 26 17 0.65 Mike Vecchione Union SR F 28 26 0.93 10 Henrik Borgström (FLA) Denver FR F 22 14 0.64 10 Adam Gaudette (VAN) Northeastern SO F 26 24 0.92 11 Dylan Sikura (CHI) Northeastern JR F 27 17 0.63 11 Daniel Leavens Robert Morris SR F 28 25 0.89 12 Shane Gersich (WSH) North Dakota SO F 29 18 0.62 12 Sam Lafferty (PIT) Brown JR F 23 20 0.87 13 Tyler Sheehy Minnesota SOF 2616 0.62 Joe Snively Yale SO F 23 20 0.87 14 Charlie Corcoran Brown JR F 23 14 0.61 14 Max Véronneau Princeton SOF 2219 0.86 15 Danny Lopez Holy Cross JRF 2817 0.61 15 Joe Gambardella UMass Lowell SRF 29 25 0.86 Patrick Grasso New Hampshire FR F 28 17 0.61 16 Tanner Laczynski (PHI) Ohio State FR F 21 18 0.86 Brady Ferguson Robert Morris JR F 28 17 0.61 17 Alexander Kerfoot (NJD) Harvard SR F 22 18 0.82 Spencer Foo Union JRF2817 0.61 Gavin Bayreuther St. Lawrence SR D 22 18 0.82 19 Gerald Mayhew Ferris State SR F 25 15 0.60 19 Zach Aston-Reese Northeastern SRF 27 22 0.81 20 Anders Bjork (BOS) Notre Dame JR F 27 16 0.59 Anders Bjork (BOS) Notre Dame JR F 27 22 0.81 21 Sean Malone (BUF) Harvard SR F 22 13 0.59 21 David Goodwin Penn State SRF 2419 0.79 22 Matheson Iacopelli (CHI) Western Michigan SO F 26 15 0.58 22 Dylan Gambrell (SJS) Denver SO F 23 18 0.78 23 Kyle Schmidt Bentley JR F 28 16 0.57 23 Tyler Sheehy Minnesota SOF 2620 0.77 Tyler Kelleher New Hampshire SR F 28 16 0.57 24 Michael McNicholas New Hampshire JR F 25 19 0.76 Jason Salvaggio New Hampshire JR F 28 16 0.57 25 Derek Barach Mercyhurst SO F 29 22 0.76 Andrew Oglevie Notre Dame SO F 28 16 0.57 T.J. Moore Holy Cross JR F 21 12 0.57

Power Play Goals GP PPG/G PPG Game-Winning Goals GP GWG 1 Danny Lopez Holy Cross JRF 28 0.43 12 1 Jarid Lukosevicius Denver SO F 27 5 2 Nick Schilkey Ohio State SR F 22 0.50 11 Anders Bjork (BOS) Notre Dame JR F 27 5 Adam Gaudette (VAN) Northeastern SO F 26 0.42 11 Daniel Leavens Robert Morris SR F 28 5 Zach Aston-Reese Northeastern SRF 27 0.41 11 Mike Vecchione Union SR F 28 5 5 John Hayden (CHI) Yale SR F 23 0.43 10 Jake Lucchini Michigan Tech SO F 34 5 6 Patrick Grasso New Hampshire FR F 28 0.32 9 6 Troy Crema Dartmouth SR F 23 4 Alex Tonge Robert Morris SO F 28 0.32 9 Gerald Mayhew Ferris State SR F 25 4 8 Michael McNicholas New Hampshire JR F 25 0.32 8 Erik Foley (WPG) Providence SO F 25 4 Dylan Sikura (CHI) Northeastern JR F 27 0.30 8 Justin Kloos Minnesota SRF 26 4 Tyler Kelleher New Hampshire SR F 28 0.29 8 Brett Seney (NJD) Merrimack JR F 27 4 Brady Ferguson Robert Morris JR F 28 0.29 8 Dylan Sikura (CHI) Northeastern JR F 27 4 12 9 Players Tied With 7 David Cotton (CAR) Boston College FR F 29 4 Ryan Schmelzer Canisius JR F 29 4 Craig Martin Quinnipiac SO F 29 4 C.J. Franklin (WPG) Minnesota State JR F 30 4

Shorthanded Goals GP SHG/G SHG 1 Mike Vecchione Union SR F 28 0.14 4 2 Clayton Keller (ARI) Boston University FR F 19 0.16 3 Justin Kloos Minnesota SRF26 0.12 3 Gus Correale Lake Superior State SR F 27 0.11 3 Zach Aston-Reese Northeastern SRF 27 0.11 3 Austin Cangelosi Boston College SRF 28 0.11 3 Riley Bourbonnais Rensselaer SR F 29 0.10 3 8 26 Players Tied With 2 National Team Leaders

TEAM SCORING TEAM DEFENSE

SCORING OFFENSE GP Goals G/GM SCORING DEFENSE GP Goals G/GM 1Penn State 24 100 4.17 1Bemidji State 32 58 1.81 2Ohio State 26 106 4.08 2Denver 28 56 2.00 3Harvard 22 85 3.86 Minnesota Duluth 28 56 2.00 4Minnesota 26 99 3.81 4Boston University 27 55 2.04 5Union 28 106 3.79 5Army West Point 27 56 2.07 6Wisconsin 24 89 3.71 6Canisius 31 67 2.16 7Northeastern 27 98 3.63 7Michigan Tech 34 74 2.18 8UMass Lowell 29 104 3.59 8St. Lawrence 29 64 2.21 9Boston College 29 99 3.41 9Notre Dame 28 63 2.25 10Notre Dame 28 92 3.29 10Cornell 22 50 2.27 11Vermont 28 91 3.25 Harvard 22 50 2.27 12Minnesota Duluth 28 90 3.21 12Providence 28 64 2.29 13Omaha 30 96 3.20 13Boston College 29 69 2.38 14Western Michigan 26 83 3.19 14North Dakota 29 71 2.45 15New Hampshire 28 89 3.18 15Air Force 30 74 2.47 16Air Force 30 95 3.17 16Minnesota State 30 75 2.50 17Robert Morris 28 88 3.14 Robert Morris 28 70 2.50 18North Dakota 29 91 3.14 18Western Michigan 26 66 2.54 19Minnesota State 30 94 3.13 19UMass Lowell 29 74 2.55 20Boston University 27 84 3.11 20Merrimack 28 72 2.57 21Clarkson 28 86 3.07 21Penn State 24 62 2.58 Denver 28 86 3.07 22Quinnipiac 29 75 2.59 Providence 28 86 3.07 23Minnesota 26 69 2.65 24Yale 23 70 3.04 24Ferris State 29 77 2.66 25Princeton 23 69 3.00 25Connecticut 28 75 2.68 26Quinnipiac 29 86 2.97 Vermont 28 75 2.68 St. Lawrence 29 86 2.97 27Miami 26 71 2.73 28Lake Superior State 28 83 2.96 28Northern Michigan 30 82 2.73 29Cornell 22 65 2.95 29Union 28 77 2.75 30RIT 29 85 2.93 30Bowling Green 33 91 2.76 31Maine 28 81 2.89 31St. Cloud State 28 80 2.86 32St. Cloud State 28 80 2.86 32Holy Cross 28 82 2.93 33Arizona State 32 91 2.84 33Yale 23 68 2.96 34Connecticut 28 79 2.82 34Ohio State 26 77 2.96 Holy Cross 28 79 2.82 35Clarkson 28 84 3.00 36Bowling Green 33 89 2.70 Lake Superior State 28 84 3.00 37Dartmouth 23 62 2.70 Mercyhurst 29 87 3.00 38Bentley 28 75 2.68 38Alaska Anchorage 28 85 3.04 39Michigan 24 64 2.67 39RIT 29 89 3.07 40Mercyhurst 29 77 2.66 40Sacred Heart 28 86 3.07 41Michigan Tech 34 90 2.65 41Michigan 24 75 3.12 42Miami 26 67 2.58 Wisconsin 24 75 3.12 43Ferris State 29 74 2.55 43Northeastern 27 86 3.19 44Canisius 31 79 2.55 44New Hampshire 28 90 3.21 45Army West Point 27 68 2.52 45Dartmouth 23 74 3.22 46American International 30 73 2.43 46Colgate 27 87 3.22 47Sacred Heart 28 67 2.39 47Omaha 30 97 3.23 48Michigan State 24 56 2.33 48Maine 28 91 3.25 49Alaska 28 65 2.32 49Alaska 28 92 3.29 50Bemidji State 32 74 2.31 50Colorado College 26 87 3.35 51Brown 23 53 2.30 51Bentley 28 95 3.39 52Northern Michigan 30 69 2.30 52 American International 30 103 3.43 53Merrimack 28 63 2.25 53Massachusetts 28 98 3.50 54 Alabama Huntsville 30 67 2.23 54 Alabama Huntsville 30 106 3.53 55Rensselaer 30 66 2.20 55Princeton 23 82 3.57 56Colgate 27 59 2.19 56Rensselaer 30 111 3.70 57Colorado College 26 56 2.15 57Michigan State 24 94 3.92 58Massachusetts 28 56 2.00 58Brown 23 92 4.00 59Niagara 28 54 1.93 59Arizona State 32 130 4.06 60Alaska Anchorage 28 47 1.68 60Niagara 28 122 4.36 National Team Leaders

POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL

POWER PLAY Totals SHA PP% PENALTY KILL Totals SHF PK% 1Ohio State 32/111 5 28.8 1Bemidji State 111/124 3 89.5 2UMass Lowell 36/132 4 27.3 2Air Force 117/132 5 88.6 3Northeastern 41/153 5 26.8 3 Michigan Tech 153/174 6 87.9 4Harvard 25/95 1 26.3 4Canisius 123/140 1 87.9 5Omaha 36/147 2 24.5 5St. Lawrence 133/152 5 87.5 6Robert Morris 35/144 0 24.3 6Wisconsin 97/111 4 87.4 7Minnesota 28/117 3 23.9 7Boston University 126/145 7 86.9 8New Hampshire 33/144 4 22.9 8Army West Point 109/126 4 86.5 9Western Michigan 31/141 4 22.0 9Vermont 115/134 1 85.8 10Princeton 22/104 3 21.2 10Sacred Heart 138/161 5 85.7 11Wisconsin 28/133 4 21.1 11Providence 118/138 1 85.5 12Yale 22/106 620.8 12Miami 112/131 2 85.5 13Penn State 24/116 4 20.7 13Quinnipiac 122/143 0 85.3 14 American International 24/118 2 20.3 14Connecticut 103/121 1 85.1 15Rensselaer 28/138 2 20.3 15Minnesota 91/107 6 85.0 16Denver 27/134 1 20.1 16Lake Superior State 119/140 6 85.0 17Canisius 27/135 4 20.0 Notre Dame 102/120 3 85.0 Michigan 19/95 2 20.0 18Northeastern 109/129 4 84.5 19St. Cloud State 21/106 1 19.8 19Ferris State 136/161 4 84.5 20Minnesota Duluth 24/124 1 19.4 20St. Cloud State 81/96 4 84.4 RIT 24/124 419.4 21Alaska Anchorage 128/152 4 84.2 22Holy Cross 27/140 3 19.3 Penn State 80/95 5 84.2 23North Dakota 24/126 5 19.0 23Clarkson 137/163 5 84.0 Quinnipiac 36/189 3 19.0 24Robert Morris 121/144 7 84.0 25Clarkson 26/137 4 19.0 25Cornell 88/105 1 83.8 26Providence 29/153 4 19.0 26Princeton 77/92 0 83.7 27Boston University 24/128 3 18.8 27North Dakota 107/128 3 83.6 28Colgate 24/129 5 18.6 28Minnesota State 111/133 4 83.5 29Minnesota State 26/140 2 18.6 29UMass Lowell 120/144 3 83.3 30Cornell 20/109 2 18.3 30Western Michigan 118/142 1 83.1 31Bemidji State 24/131 2 18.3 31Alaska 120/145 3 82.8 32Vermont 26/142 2 18.3 32Massachusetts 115/139 1 82.7 33Air Force 25/138 4 18.1 33Colgate 123/149 2 82.6 34Connecticut 21/119 2 17.6 34Yale 89/108 182.4 35Miami 23/131 5 17.6 35Denver 90/110 2 81.8 36Maine 24/137 6 17.5 36New Hampshire 88/108 3 81.5 37Michigan Tech 27/155 4 17.4 37Harvard 74/91 7 81.3 Union 27/155 317.4 38Boston College 133/164 7 81.1 39Notre Dame 24/140 1 17.1 39Michigan 101/125 6 80.8 40Bentley 17/104 3 16.3 40Colorado College 105/130 5 80.8 41Sacred Heart 22/141 6 15.6 Maine 126/156 4 80.8 42Ferris State 23/149 3 15.4 42Bowling Green 130/161 4 80.7 43Boston College 20/130 2 15.4 43Merrimack 119/148 3 80.4 44Michigan State 17/116 3 14.7 44Union 98/122 6 80.3 45Dartmouth 16/110 2 14.5 45Northern Michigan 121/151 5 80.1 46Alaska 21/145 6 14.5 46Rensselaer 128/160 5 80.0 47Merrimack 21/147 4 14.3 47Minnesota Duluth 102/128 4 79.7 48Arizona State 19/139 9 13.7 48 Alabama Huntsville 109/137 3 79.6 Lake Superior State 19/139 7 13.7 49Holy Cross 92/116 0 79.3 50Niagara 20/148 2 13.5 50 American International 116/150 4 77.3 51Army West Point 19/141 1 13.5 51Ohio State 83/108 2 76.9 52Bowling Green 23/172 2 13.4 52Omaha 109/142 9 76.8 53St. Lawrence 19/143 4 13.3 53Mercyhurst 131/171 0 76.6 54Mercyhurst 21/159 8 13.2 54Niagara 122/160 3 76.2 55Northern Michigan 17/139 5 12.2 55Bentley 99/130 8 76.2 56 Alabama Huntsville 17/141 8 12.1 56RIT 101/133 275.9 57Colorado College 14/137 7 10.2 57Arizona State 125/165 1 75.8 58Massachusetts 16/157 3 10.2 58Dartmouth 76/101 0 75.2 59Brown 9/91 3 9.9 59Michigan State 81/110 3 73.6 60Alaska Anchorage 12/148 2 8.1 60Brown 79/112 4 70.5