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2009-10 wcha men’s yearbook honors & awards the hobey baker memorial award history of the award

he Hobey Baker Memorial Award is presented annually to the college hockey player who best exemplifies the qualities that Princeton University’s Hobey Baker himself demon- Tstrated as an athlete and as a servant of his country in the early 1900’s. Hobey Baker was a pure sportsman and despised foul play. As a player, he opened up the game with his speed and skills, setting new standards for the way the game was played. Prior to the announcement of the winner, there is an announcement of the Top 10 Finalists and then a Hobey ‘Hat Trick’ of the top three finalists. The first recipient of the award in 1981 – of – was from the WCHA. Other Hobey Baker winners from the WCHA have been , D, UMD, 1984; , F, UMD, 1985; , F, UND, 1987; , G, UM, 1988; , F, UMD, 1994; , F, UM, 1996; , D, UM, 2002; , F, CC, 2003; , F, UMD, 2004; , F, CC, 2005; , D, DU, 2006; and Ryan Duncan, F, UND, 2007. Duncan became the WCHA’s sixth consecutive Hobey winner and 13th overall. the hobey baker story

Hobey Baker had all the attributes of a fabulous athlete: a great physique, fantastic reflexes, instant coordination of hand and eye, iron discipline, blazing courage. But he was different. Hobey Baker was the college athlete supreme: The gentleman sportsman, the amateur in the pure sense, playing the game for the sport, who never fouled, despised publicity and refused professional offers. To this day, he is offered as a striking example of the finest that America has produced. Hobart Amory Hare Baker was born to an aristocratic Philadelphia family January 15, 1892. At age 11, he was enrolled at St. Paul’s School, the famous preparatory school in Concord, New Hampshire, especially favored by the first families of Philadelphia for the training of their sons. Although remembered as industrious rather than brilliant, Hobey was always in the first third of his class and proved diligent and conscientious. St. Paul’s pride was its team. The school had introduced the sport to America only eight years 2007 hobey baker memorial award winner ryan duncan of north dakota before Hobey’s arrival. Its teams were outstanding and fared well against college and semi-professional clubs. Hobey Baker made the squad at age fourteen and was soon its hero. This was the age of seven-man hockey – no passing or substitutions allowed. Ironically, these seem- praise heaped upon him, he was totally unspoiled by it and he was modest almost to a fault. ing restrictions best showcased Hobey’s speed, stickhandling and endurance. Also, with someone like Hobey After his college years at Princeton Hobey tried his hand in the real world of Wall Street insurance and bank- on the squad, the coach was free to experiment with strategies and maneuvers. For example, he aligned the ing, then the family upholstery business. But he was bored. What sustained him was playing for St. Nick’s, an two defensemen side by side rather than the classical tandem positions of and cover-point. Offensively, amateur team in . His teammates were ex-Harvard, Yale and Princeton players and a few the standard rush line of four abreast, two wings and two forwards, was altered so the left forward remained working in the city. However, the rest of the league made no pretense of being anything but “semi-pros.” on the center line from cage to cage and allowed the right forward (Hobey) to roam all over the ice. These In spite of the usual opponent tactic of “get Baker,” Hobey continued his college tradition of making his way tactics, with the two forward positions renamed center and rover, were immediately adopted by the hockey to the offender’s locker room to shake hands after each contest. Baker’s aversion to fouling was not because world. he was stoic or passive, he simply despised dirty play. From St. Paul, ice hockey spread to other prep schools and, when the players graduated, on to the colleges. Hobey’s skills and daring did not diminish, and he continued his reign as king of amateur hockey. The press So did the fame of Hobey Baker. While at Princeton, he was not only a legend in hockey, but in football as well. still found him refreshing and remarkable. Following a game with the Stars, the Press commented, He captained the hockey team for two years and the football team for one. As a punt returner, his coordination “Uncle Sam has had the cheek to develop a first-class hockey player. We had always smiled a cynical grin at the and footwork allowed him to take chances and do things others wouldn’t dare. though . A few minutes of Baker on the ice convinced the most skeptical. The blond haired boy was a favorite Page after page was written about him in the newspapers; fans would line up for hours in advance to with the crowd.” purchase tickets. Crowds in evening dress would arrive by carriage or limousines when the marquee read The winter of 1916 Hobey’s mind was on a very different sort of competition. Believing American involve- “Hobey Baker Plays Tonight.” Yet Hobey remained unaffected. Shouts of “Here he comes!” would greet his arrival ment in the World War was close at hand, he took up flying. In 1917 Hobey was commissioned a lieutenant onto the ice and continue throughout the games whenever he touched the puck. He was simply a pleasure in the Army. As a member of the famous Lafayette Escadrille, he was with the first group of American pilots to watch. sent to France. He was as adventurous a pilot as he had been an athlete, chosen on occasion to exhibit aerial In his era, Hobey Baker was universally recognized as the best amateur hockey player in the . acrobatics with his friend Eddie Rickenbacker. In combat flying, he found even more danger and excitement At a time when low scoring games were the rule, Hobey set new standards, averaging more than four goals than he had in contact sports - and Hobey needed both. He was officially credited with bringing down three per game. He was penalized only twice in his college career. His speed and skills dazzled the audiences and enemy planes and was decorated with the Croix de Guerre for “exceptional valor under fire.” the press. The Boston Journal enthused, he “is without a doubt the greatest amateur hockey player ever de- Following the armistice, his orders home in hand, Hobey announced to his fellow officers he was going to veloped in this country or . No player has been able to weave in and out of a defense, change his pace take “one last flight in the old Spad.” His mates were quick to argue with the young who was challeng- and direction, with the uncanny skill and generalship of Baker. He is the wonder player of hockey.” At a dinner ing the oldest tradition of the air service— never take a “last” flight lest it be just that. But they were not able following his senior year, he was crowned with the laurel “King of Hockey.” In spite of all the well-deserved to dissuade him and were even more upset when the plane he insisted on flying was a borrowed one, just out of the repair shop. Tradition was not to be denied the final victory that gray, dismal day over Toul, France. Just a quarter mile out, the engine quit and the plane crashed. Hobey Baker, age 26, died in the ambulance a short time later.

legendary hobey baker (center) with his princeton team. a member of the famous lafayette escadrille, baker was killed in france shortly after world war I. 177 2009-10 wcha men’s yearbook honorshobey baker memorial & awardsaward con’t

In 1919 he received a posthumous Army citation from General Pershing for distinguished service and exceptional gallantry. With his death in France, the old-fashioned virtues Hobey Baker personified took on legendary qualities. He was one of the first selected to the , in 1945. In 1973, the United States Hockey Hall of Fame in Eveleth, Minnesota included Hobey Baker as a charter member. The Sports Bay and Chapel in the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in City was dedicated in 1951. Hobart Baker was one of four men whose name was cut in the walls of the chapel to serve as a constant expression and reminder to all future generations of the highest ideals of character and sportsmanship. No finer example of the true sportsman may have ever been developed in American athletics. Whatever game he played he always played it first of all for the joy of the sport.

right: four hobey baker memorial award winners from the wcha are pictured at the league’s 50th anniversary celebration at in march of 2002. from left are neal broten (UM), tom kurvers (umd), bill watson (UMD), and robb stauber (UM). hobey baker memorial award winners & wcha finalists

1980-81 1992-93 2002-03 Winner: Neal Broten, F, UM. WCHA Finalists: Neal Winner: , F, . WCHA Finalists: Greg Winner: Peter Sejna, F, CC. WCHA Finalists: Zach Broten, F, UM; Steve Ulseth, F, UM. Johnson, F, UND; , F, UMD. Parise, F, UND; Tom Preissing, D, CC; Peter Sejna, F, CC. 1981-82 1993-94 Winner: George McPhee, F, BGSU. WCHA Finalists: Winner: Chris Marinucci, F, UMD. WCHA Finalists: 2003-04 Ed Beers, F, Denver; Bryan Erickson, F, UM; John Chris Marinucci, F, UMD; Jamie Ram, G, MTU. Winner: Junior Lessard, F, UMD. WCHA Finalists: Keith Newberry, F, UW. Ballard, D, UM; , F, UND; Junior 1994-95 Lessard, F, UMD; , F, UND. 1982-83 Winner: , F, BGSU. WCHA Finalists: Winner: Mark Fusco, D, Harvard. WCHA Finalists: Brian Bonin, F, UM; Jay McNeill, F, CC. 2004-05 James Patrick, D, UND; Scott Bjugstad, F, UM; Bryan Winner: Marty Sertich, F, CC. WCHA Finalists: Erickson, F, UM. Colin Murphy, F, MTU; Marty Sertich, F, CC; Brett 1995-96 Sterling, F, CC. Winner: Brian Bonin, F, UM. WCHA Finalists: Brian 1983-84 Bonin, F, UM; Peter Geronazzo, F, CC; , Winner: Tom Kurvers, D, UMD. WCHA Finalists: Tom D, UM. 2005-06 Kurvers, D, UMD; , G, UND. Winner: Matt Carle, D, DU. WCHA Finalists: Matt Carle, D, Denver; , G, UW; Ryan Potulny, F, UM; 1996-97 Marty Sertich, F, CC; Brett Sterling, F, CC. 1984-85 Winner: , F, . WCHA Winner: Bill Watson, F, UMD. WCHA Finalists: Bill Finalists: , F, UND; Mike Crowley, D, UM; Watson, F, UMD; Pat Micheletti, F, UM. Brian Swanson, F, CC. 2006-07 Winner: Ryan Duncan, F, UND. WCHA Finalists: Ryan 1985-86 1997-98 Duncan, F, UND; Bobby Goepfert, G, SCSU. Winner: , F, Harvard. WCHA Finalists: Winner: , F, Boston University. WCHA , F, DU; Gary Emmons, F, NMU; Brett 2006 hobey baker memorial award winner Finalists: Curtis Murphy, D, UND. 2007-08 Hull, F, UMD; Norm Maciver, D, UMD; , matt carle of the Winner: Kevin Porter, F, Michigan. WCHA Finalists: D, UND. Jean-Philippe Lamoureux, G, UND; Ryan Lasch, F, 1998-99 SCSU; T.J. Oshie, F, UND. 1989-90 Winner: , F, UNH. WCHA Finalists: Jason 1986-87 Winner: , F, Michigan State. WCHA Finalists: Blake, F, UND; Brian Swanson, F, CC. Winner: Tony Hrkac, F, UND. WCHA Finalists: Russ Parent, D, UND; Dave Shields, F, DU. 2008-09 Tony Hrkac, F, UND; Gary Emmons, F, NMU; Tony Winner: Matt Gilroy, D, BU. WCHA Finalists: Jamie Granato, F, UW. 1999-2000 McBain, D, UW.. 1990-91 Winner: , D, BC. WCHA Finalists: Jeff Winner: David Emma, F, BC. WCHA Finalists: Brad Panzer, F, UND; Steve Reinprecht, F, UW. 1987-88 Werenka, D, NMU; , F, NMU; Greg Winner: Robb Stauber, G, UM. WCHA Finalists: Robb Johnson, F, UND. Stauber, G, UM; Phil Berger, F, NMU; Steve Johnson, F, 2000-01 UND; Paul Ranheim, F, UW. Winner: Ryan Miller, G, Michigan State. WCHA Final- 1991-92 ists: Jeff Panzer, F, UND; , F, UW. 1988-89 Winner: , F, Maine. WCHA Finalists: Scott Beattie, F, NMU; Duane Derksen, G, UW; Greg 2001-02 Winner: Lane MacDonald, F, Harvard. WCHA Finalists: Johnson, F, UND; Larry Olimb, F, UM. Robb Stauber, G, UM. Winner: Jordan Leopold, D, UM. WCHA Finalists: , F, SCSU; Jordan Leopold, D, UM; Wade Dubielewicz, G, DU.

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179 2009-10 wcha men’s yearbook international hockey & the WCHA all-time results vs international teams

ince it’s founding days of 1951-52, the Western Collegiate Hockey Association has been a leading proponent of exposing it’s member Steams, coaches and student-athletes to international hockey. Over the past 55 seasons, teams visiting the WCHA and its various member teams have come from such countries as Russia, Canada, , Sweden, Japan, Poland, , Switzerland, France, Czechoslovakia, Norway, Italy and Latvia. Included here are the results of hundreds of international games played by WCHA teams between 1951-2007.

DU 10 vs U. 3 1951-52 Michigan 6 vs U. 3 CC 10 vs U. 5 Michigan 13 vs U. Montreal 2 CC 7 vs U. Saskatchewan 2 Michigan 1 vs U. Montreal 2 CC 13 vs Brandon College 3 Michigan 0 vs McGill U. 7 CC 8 vs Brandon College 2 Michigan 1 vs McGill U. 2 CC 6 vs U. 6 Michigan State 6 vs U. Toronto 6 CC 10 vs U. British Columbia 7 Michigan State 13 vs Agricultural 1 DU 9 vs U. Saskatchewan 1 Michigan State 7 vs Ontario Agricultural 1 DU 5 vs U. Saskatchewan 3 UM 6 vs Fort William 2 DU 9 vs Brandon College 3 UM 5 vs Fort William 6 DU 9 vs Brandon College 4 UM 7 vs St. Boniface (MB) 4 DU 8 vs U. British Columbia 5 UM 6 vs St. Boniface (MB) 1 DU 4 vs U. British Columbia 4 UM 5 vs U. Toronto 2 Michigan 9 vs U. Montreal 2 UM 8 vs U. Toronto 2 Michigan 4 vs U. Montreal 5 UND 8 vs U. Saskatchewan 2 Michigan 4 vs U. Toronto 1 UND 6 vs U. Saskatchewan 3 Michigan 6 vs U. Toronto 4 UND 7 vs U. Toronto 1 Michigan 6 vs McGill U. 0 UND 6 vs U. Toronto 3 Michigan 3 vs McGill U. 1 Michigan State 8 vs Ontario Agricultural 2 Michigan State 7 vs Ontario Agricultural 4 1953-54 UM 9 vs Fort William 3 CC 3 vs Oil Kings 5 UM 12 vs Fort William 2 CC 7 vs 2 UND 5 vs Blackhawks 0 CC 6 vs U. Saskatchewan 0 UND 7 vs Winnipeg Blackhawks 3 CC 2 vs U. Saskatchewan 2 UND 6 vs U. Saskatchewan 0 CC 10 vs U. British Columbia 0 UND 4 vs U. Saskatchewan 4 CC 15 vs U. British Columbia 1 UND 6 vs Flin Flon Bombers 7 DU 5 vs Edmonton Oil Kings 8 game programs from 1959 feature the world hockey tournament and CC and DU vs the USSR at the broadmoor UND 4 vs Winnipeg Maroons 6 DU 2 vs Edmonton Oil Kings 3 UND 5 vs Winnipeg Maroons 2 DU 3 vs U. Saskatchewan 1 DU 9 vs U. British Columbia 3 UND 7 vs St. Boniface (MB) 6 Michigan 1 vs USA 4 $ CC 4 vs US Nationals 5 DU 13 vs U. British Columbia 1 UND 6 vs Winnipeg Barons 1 Michigan State 4 vs Ontario Agricultural 2 CC 14 vs Flin Flon Bombers 5 1952-53 Michigan 7 vs McGill U. 2 UND 3 vs Winnipeg Barons 5 Michigan State 7 vs Ontario Agricultural 4 CC 9 vs Flin Flon Bombers 6 CC 11 vs U. Toronto 3 Michigan 5 vs McGill U. 7 UND 2 vs Fort Frances 3 MTU 6 vs Port Arthur 4 CC 10 vs Prince Albert 2 CC 3 vs U. Toronto 4 Michigan 6 vs U. Toronto 1 UND 2 vs Fort Frances 1 MTU 6 vs Port Arthur 1 CC 9 vs Prince Albert 6 CC 6 vs Brandon College 4 Michigan 0 vs U. Toronto 0 UND 4 @ Fort Frances 6 MTU 8 vs Soo Esquires 4 CC 7 vs Edmonton Oil Kings 4 CC 11 vs Brandon College 4 Michigan State 13 vs Ontario Agricultural 4 UND 5 @ Fort Frances 6 MTU 7 vs Soo Esquires 2 CC 4 vs Edmonton Oil Kings 6 CC 9 vs U. Alberta 1 Michigan State 6 vs Ontario Agricultural 1 UND 8 vs St. Boniface (MB) 6 UM 10 vs St. Boniface (MB) 2 DU 4 vs U. Toronto 3 CC 6 vs U. Alberta 4 MTU 3 vs Portage Lake 3 UND 3 vs St. Boniface (MB) 8 UM 8 vs St. Boniface (MB) 0 DU 6 vs U. Toronto 1 DU 7 vs U. Toronto 2 MTU 4 vs Portage Lake 5 UM 6 vs Loyola (Montreal) 2 % DU 3 vs US Nationals 3 DU 8 vs U. Toronto 3 UM 4 vs St. Boniface (MB) 5 UM 2 vs USA 9 $ DU 7 vs US Nationals 6 DU 5 vs U. Saskatchewan 5 UM 3 vs St. Boniface (MB) 6 1954-55 UM 2 vs USA 3 $ DU 7 vs Flin Flon Bombers 0 DU 10 vs U. Saskatchewan 4 UM 5 vs Fort William 0 CC 7 vs Prince Albert Mintos 3 UND 5 vs 5 DU 7 vs Flin Flon Bombers 2 DU 12 vs Brandon College 1 UM 5 vs Fort William 3 CC 7 vs Prince Albert Mintos 4 UND 4 vs Regina Pats 3 DU 9 vs Prince Albert 3 DU 10 vs Brandon College 3 UND 5 vs St. Boniface (MB) 6 CC 7 vs U. Lethbridge 5 UND 7 vs St. Boniface (MB) 4 DU 2 vs Prince Albert 2 DU 10 vs U. Alberta 4 CC 5 vs U. Lethbridge 7 UND 5 vs St. Boniface (MB) 9 DU 4 vs Edmonton Oil Kings 1 CC 5 vs U. Alberta 1 UND 0 vs USA 8 $ DU 6 vs Edmonton Oil Kings 3 CC 7 vs U. Alberta 3 UND 3 vs USA 6 $ Michigan 2 vs McGill U. 3 DU 8 vs Prince Albert Mintos 2 % at RPI Invit., Troy, NY; $ National teams Michigan 4 vs McGill U. 0 DU 10 vs Prince Albert Mintos 4 Michigan 5 vs US Nationals 3 DU 2 vs U. Lethbridge 5 Michigan 2 vs US Nationals 6 DU 4 vs U. Lethbridge 9 1956-57 MTU 5 vs Fort William 1 DU 10 vs Notre Dame (SK) 1 CC 12 vs St. Boniface (MB) 2 MTU 2 vs Fort William 0 DU 5 vs Notre Dame (SK) 3 CC 15 vs St. Boniface (MB) 5 MTU 8 vs Fort Frances 2 DU 8 vs U. Alberta 2 CC 5 vs Regina Pats 3 MTU 3 vs Fort Frances 1 DU 12 vs U. Alberta 3 CC 8 vs Regina Pats 1 UM 6 vs US Nationals 2 Michigan 7 vs McGill U. 2 CC 3 vs Flin Flon Bombers 5 UND 4 vs Winnipeg Monarchs 2 Michigan 4 vs McGill U. 2 CC 4 vs Flin Flon Bombers 2 UND 10 vs Winnipeg Monarchs 1 Michigan 3 vs U. Montreal 2 DU 2 vs St. Boniface (MB) 3 UND 3 vs Winnipeg Maroons 0 Michigan 3 vs U. Montreal 3 DU 5 vs St. Boniface (MB) 0 UND 2 vs Winnipeg Maroons 2 Michigan State 1 vs Western Ontario 8 DU 1 vs Regina Pats 3 UND 12 vs St. Boniface (MB) 1 Michigan State 4 vs Western Ontario 2 DU 4 vs Regina Pats 4 UND 12 vs St. Boniface (MB) 1 Michigan State 9 vs Ontario Agricultural 2 DU 6 vs Flin Flon Bombers 5 UND 1 vs US Nationals 4 Michigan State 3 vs Ontario Agricultural 2 DU 3 vs Flin Flon Bombers 6 MTU 2 vs Port Arthur 4 Michigan 4 vs U. Toronto 3 MTU 2 vs Port Arthur 4 Michigan 2 vs U. Toronto 2 1958-59 UM 7 vs St. Boniface (MB) 4 Michigan 5 vs McGill U. 2 CC 5 vs U. Toronto 3 UM 6 vs St. Boniface (MB) 4 Michigan 7 vs U. Montreal 3 CC 9 vs U. Toronto 7 UM 14 vs Winnipeg Barons 1 Michigan 6 vs U. Montreal 0 CC 7 @ U. Alberta 2 UM 8 vs Winnipeg Barons 2 Michigan State 14 vs Ontario Agricultural 2 CC 3 @ U. Alberta 3 UND 4 vs St. Boniface (MB) 3 Michigan State 6 vs Ontario Agricultural 1 CC 5 vs USSR Nationals 11 UND 5 vs St. Boniface (MB) 6 MTU 13 vs Port Arthur 4 CC 4 vs US Nationals 2 MTU 8 vs Port Arthur 2 CC 2 vs US Nationals 4 MTU 5 vs U. Toronto 4 DU 8 vs U. Toronto 2 1955-56 MTU 0 vs U. Toronto 2 DU 8 vs U. Toronto 3 CC 7 vs U. Toronto 1 MTU 10 @ Soo Greyhounds 2 DU 7 vs Edmonton Oil Kings 1 CC 6 vs U. Toronto 4 MTU 2 vs McGill U. 2 % DU 11 vs Edmonton Oil Kings 1 CC 8 vs U. Saskatchewan 1 MTU 9 vs Laval 6 % DU 14 vs U. Saskatchewan 1 CC 13 vs U. Saskatchewan 4 UM 8 vs St. Boniface (MB) 1 DU 11 vs U. Saskatchewan 1 CC 1 vs Regina Pats 3 UM 5 vs St. Boniface (MB) 1 DU 13 vs U. Alberta 0 CC 5 vs Regina Pats 1 UM 8 vs Winnipeg Rangers 0 DU 5 vs U. Alberta 2 CC 9 vs U. British Columbia 1 UND 7 vs St. Boniface (MB) 6 DU 4 vs USSR Nationals 4 CC 16 vs U. British Columbia 1 UND 2 vs St. Boniface (MB) 4 DU 3 vs US Nationals 7 DU 1 vs U. Toronto 1 UND 8 vs Winnipeg Barons 1 DU 8 vs US Nationals 3 DU 3 vs U. Toronto 0 UND 11 vs Winnipeg Barons 2 DU 6 vs US Nationals 5 DU 14 vs U. Saskatchewan 1 UND 6 vs Winnipeg Drewrys 4 DU 10 vs St. Boniface (MB) 2 DU 2 vs U. Saskatchewan 1 UND 6 vs Winnipeg Drewrys 2 DU 5 vs St. Boniface (MB) 2 DU 7 vs Regina Pats 5 % at RPI Invit., Troy, NY DU 7 vs Addersons 3 DU 3 vs Regina Pats 6 DU 10 vs Calgary Addersons 2 DU 21 vs U. British Columbia 1 Michigan 2 @ U. Toronto 7 DU 15 vs U. British Columbia 1 1957-58 Michigan 10 vs McGill U. 1 Michigan 5 vs McGill U. 3 CC 12 vs U. Toronto 5 Michigan 8 vs McGill U. 2 a wcha tradition of engaging international competition began in the Michigan 5 vs U. Montreal 2 CC 2 vs U. Toronto 2 Michigan 8 vs St. Michael’s 2 1950s. here, uw takes on latvia’s hc riga in 2003-04. Michigan 10 vs U. Montreal 1 CC 2 vs US Nationals 3 Michigan 4 vs St. Michael’s 6

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Michigan 3 vs USSR Nationals 7 MTU 5 vs Western Ontario 1 UND 11 vs U. Saskatchewan 5 MTU 7 vs Port Arthur 2 1963-64 1967-68 UM 4 vs U. 1 UND 11 vs U. Saskatchewan 2 MTU 7 vs Port Arthur 0 CC 5 vs USA 7 $ Denver 2 vs Finland 2 $ UM 9 vs U. Manitoba 2 UW 1 vs Moscow Spartak 2 MTU 0 vs US Nationals 5 CC 2 vs USA 4 $ Denver 4 vs USA 5 $ UMD 9 vs Carleton U. 2 * UW 11 vs Western Ontario 2 MTU 2 vs US Nationals 4 CC 10 vs McMaster U. 7 Denver 5 vs Italy 2 $ UND 9 vs U. Manitoba 0 UW 8 vs Western Ontario 4 MTU 4 @ Soo Greyhounds 2 DU 4 vs USA 7 $ Denver 1 vs USSR 8 $ UND 11 vs U. Manitoba 2 UM 2 vs US Nationals 3 DU 7 vs USA 1 $ Denver 4 vs U. Alberta 2 UND 5 vs U. Alberta 3 UM 6 vs US Nationals 3 DU 2 vs Canada 2 $ Denver 8 vs U. Alberta 0 UND 5 vs U. Alberta 1 1977-78 UND 5 vs Winnipeg Maroons 3 DU 0 vs Canada 5 $ Denver 5 vs US Nationals 2 % at IMA Tournament, Flint, MI; * at RPI Invita- Michigan State 1 vs U. Toronto 3 UND 5 vs Winnipeg Maroons 3 DU 0 vs USSR 5 $ Denver 10 vs US Nationals 3 tional, Troy, NY Michigan State 3 vs U. Toronto 4 UND 4 vs US Nationals 4 DU 3 vs USSR 6 $ Denver 6 vs U. Saskatchewan 0 UND 5 vs U. British Columbia 4 UND 4 vs US Nationals 6 DU 5 vs McMaster U. 0 Michigan 10 vs McMaster U. 4 UND 5 vs U. British Columbia 7 DU 10 vs McMaster U. 2 Michigan 10 vs McMaster U. 3 1973-74 UND 5 vs U. British Columbia 4# DU 9 vs U. Saskatchewan 0 Michigan 4 vs Waterloo Lutheran 0 DU 9 vs USSR Nationals 1 UW 3 vs Moscow Dynamo 5 1959-60 DU 6 vs U. Saskatchewan 4 Michigan 11 vs Waterloo Lutheran 2 Michigan 6 vs Waterloo Lutheran 2 # @ Minot, ND CC 2 vs Russia 10 $ DU 4 vs Saskatoon Quakers 2 Michigan 9 vs Western Ontario 4 Michigan 5 vs Waterloo Lutheran 3 CC 3 vs West Germany 3 $ DU 5 vs Saskatoon Quakers 2 Michigan 13 vs Western Ontario 3 Michigan State 6 vs Western Ontario 1 CC 3 vs Sweden 10 $ DU 7 vs U. Alberta 0 MTU 9 vs U. Western Ontario 3 Michigan State 4 vs U. Western Ontario 3 1978-79 DU 7 vs USA 5 $ DU 4 vs U. Alberta 4 MTU 7 vs U. Western Ontario 3 UM 1 vs Czechoslovakia 7 % CC 4 vs Soviet Traktor 6 DU 5 vs USA 5 $ Michigan 9 vs Queen’s 5 MTU 5 vs McMaster U. 3 % UW 7 vs Western Ontario 4 DU 5 vs U. Alberta 5 DU 2 vs USSR 2 $ Michigan 9 vs Queen’s 5 UM 4 vs USA 8 $ UW 5 vs Western Ontario 3 DU 4 vs U. Alberta 2 DU 6 vs West Germany 1 $ Michigan 3 vs U. Toronto 5 UMD 2 vs USA 4 $ % at World Cup, Bloomington, MN DU 4 @ U. Calgary 2 DU 5 vs Sweden 3 $ Michigan 10 vs U. Toronto 0 UND 3 vs Western Ontario 2 * DU 3 @ U. Alberta 6 Michigan 5 @ U. Toronto 1 Michigan 12 vs Loyola (Montreal) 1 UND 3 vs USA 3 $ DU 3 vs Japan 2 % Michigan 4 vs U. Toronto 2 Michigan 14 vs Loyola (Montreal) 2 % at RPI Invit., Troy, NY; * at Great Lakes Invit., 1974-75 DU 9 vs Japan 8 % Michigan 6 vs U. Toronto 1 MTU 1 vs USA 3 $ ; $ National teams CC 4 vs West German Nationals 2 DU 0 vs U. Alberta 2 % MTU 3 @ Port Arthur 2 MTU 2 vs USA 6 $ DU 3 vs West German Nationals 2 DU 2 vs Soviet Traktor 7 MTU 5 @ Fort William 3 MTU 5 vs Port Arthur 0 Michigan State 3 vs Laurentian U. 4 UND 14 vs U. Manitoba 5 MTU 1 vs USA 5 $ MTU 8 vs Port Arthur 1 1968-69 Michigan State 4 vs Laurentian U. 1 UND 10 vs U. Manitoba 4 MTU 5 vs USA 2 $ UM 3 vs USA 11 $ CC 6 vs U. Manitoba 3 UND 3 vs U. Calgary 7 UW 8 vs U. Western Ontario 3 UM 4 vs USA 4 $ UND 4 vs 1 CC 6 vs U. Manitoba 1 UND 9 vs U. Calgary 4 UW 4 vs U. Western Ontario 2 UM 2 vs USA 6 $ UND 2 vs Brandon Wheat Kings 4 Denver 6 vs US Nationals 0 UW 3 vs Soviet Traktor 5 UM 3 vs Czechoslovakia 2 $ UND 1 vs USA 3 $ Denver 2 vs Czechoslovakian Nationals 2 % Tournament at Edmonton, AB UND 5 vs U. Montreal 1 % $ Olympic teams Denver 5 vs Canadian Nationals 3 1975-76 UND 2 vs USA 7 $ Denver 3 vs Canadian Nationals 2 CC 2 vs USA 9 $ UND 8 vs USA 8 $ Denver 5 vs U. Alberta 1 CC 3 vs Klado 9 (Czechoslovakia) 1979-80 % at RPI Invit., Troy, NY; $ National teams 1964-65 Denver 3 vs U. Alberta 2 DU 5 vs U. Alberta 4 Michigan 0 vs Moscow Dynamo 12 DU 8 vs U. Toronto 1 MTU 9 vs McMaster U. 0 DU 5 vs U. Alberta 3 Michigan 2 vs Poland 9 $ DU 8 vs U. Toronto 1 MTU 7 vs McMaster U. 1 DU 3 vs USA 6 $ Michigan State 5 vs Poland 4 $ 1960-61 DU 11 vs McMaster U. 2 MTU 3 vs U. Montreal 2 % Michigan 6 vs USA 5 $ UMD 0 vs USA 4 $ DU 10 vs Regina Capitals 2 DU 9 vs McMaster U. 1 MTU 3 vs U. Toronto 6 Michigan 7 vs USA 9 $ UMD 4 vs Torpedo Gorky 6 DU 2 vs Regina Capitals 0 DU 3 vs U. Saskatchewan 1 UMD 3 vs Laurentian U. 5 Michigan 3 vs Kladno 5 (Czechoslovakia) UMD 5 vs Japan 4 $ DU 5 vs Moose Jaw Pla-mors 2 DU 5 vs U. Saskatchewan 3 UMD 6 vs Laurentian U. 1 Michigan State 5 vs USA 13 $ UND 3 vs Canada 6 $ DU 3 vs Moose Jaw Pla-mors 3 DU 5 vs U. British Columbia 1 UND 2 vs U. Toronto 0 * MTU 3 vs USA 1 $ UND 1 vs USA 6 $ DU 10 vs US Nationals 0 DU 6 vs U. British Columbia 6 % at Canadian Centennial Tournament UM 5 vs USA 2 $ UND 7 vs Japan 2 $ DU 6 vs US Nationals 2 DU 7 vs U. Alberta 3 * at St. Paul Classic Tournament UM 1 vs USA 3 $ UW 2 vs Torpedo Gorky (USSR) 7 Michigan 3 vs U. Toronto 4 DU 4 vs U. Alberta 2 UMD 4 vs USA 3 $ UW 4 vs Torpedo Gorky (USSR) 7 Michigan 4 vs U. Toronto 0 Michigan 4 @ Chatham Juniors 7 UND 10 vs U. Winnipeg 1 UW 2 vs USA 6 $ MTU 6 vs US Nationals 1 Michigan 5 @ Western Ontario 5 1969-70 UND 7 vs U. Winnipeg 0 UW 2 vs USA 4 $ MTU 11 vs US Nationals 1 MTU 6 vs Waterloo Lutheran 1 CC 3 vs U. Calgary 3 UW 1 vs USA 3 $ $ National teams UM 3 vs US Nationals 6 MTU 9 vs Waterloo Lutheran 3 CC 1 vs U. Calgary 3 UW 1 vs USA 6 $ UM 0 vs US Nationals 4* MTU 8 @ Port Arthur 3 DU 4 vs U. Saskatchewan 0 UM 5 vs US Nationals 2% UM 5 vs U. Manitoba 9 MTU 5 vs U. Manitoba 4 % 1980-81 UM 5 vs US Nationals 8 UM 5 vs US Nationals 5 UM 1 vs US Nationals 4 1976-77 Michigan 4 vs U. Toronto 3 UM 2 vs USSR Nationals 10 UND 13 vs Brandon Wheat Kings 1 UM 5 vs US Nationals 4 CC 7 vs Moscow Spartak 10 Michigan 4 vs U. Toronto 3 UND 6 vs Estavan Bruins 1 UND 5 vs Brandon Wheat Kings 1 UND 2 vs US Nationals 1* DU 4 vs U. Calgary 2 Michigan 6 vs U. Windsor 0 UND 3 vs USSR Nationals 4 UND 7 vs U. Alberta 2 % at Christmas City Tournament; * @ Bismarck, DU 10 vs U. Calgary 3 UND 3 vs U. Toronto 2 % UND 3 vs US Nationals 5 UND 8 vs U. Alberta 2 ND DU 8 vs U. Manitoba 1 % at Yale Invitational UND 1 vs US Nationals 3 UM 4 vs Moscow Spartak 9 * @ Duluth, MN; % @ Virginia, MN UND 7 vs U. Alberta 3 1965-66 1970-71 UND 0 vs U. Alberta 1 CC 2 @ U. Toronto 6 CC 2 vs US Nationals 7 1961-62 CC 2 vs US Nationals 4 CC 3 vs US Nationals 11 CC 5 vs U. Alberta 6 CC 2 vs US Nationals 4 DU 6 vs US Nationals 2 CC 3 vs US Nationals 9 DU 3 vs Czechoslovakian Nationals 7 DU 3 vs US Nationals 3 CC 1 vs Canadian Nationals 11 DU 2 vs US Nationals 1 DU 2 vs US Nationals 12 DU 3 vs Saskatoon Quakers 2 Michigan 3 vs Western Ontario 1 MTU 6 vs U. Calgary 6 % DU 1 vs Saskatoon Quakers 6 Michigan 2 vs Western Ontario 4 MTU 5 vs US Nationals 4 DU 4 vs U. Alberta 2 Michigan 9 vs Waterloo Lutheran 4 UM 4 vs US Nationals 5 DU 5 vs U. Alberta 5 Michigan 1 vs Waterloo Lutheran 2 UM 2 vs Polish Nationals 1 DU 4 vs US Nationals 4 Michigan 10 vs McMaster U. 4 UM 5 vs Chaux-de-Fonds 3 DU 11 vs British Nationals 0 Michigan 10 vs McMaster U. 3 UM 0 vs Swiss Nationals 3 Michigan 8 vs U. Toronto 3 MTU 8 @ Laurentian U. 4 UM 1 vs US Nationals 4 Michigan 4 vs U. Toronto 2 MTU 5 vs U. Manitoba 3 UMD 4 vs US Nationals 6 Michigan 10 vs McGill U. 1 % MTU 13 vs U. Manitoba 2 UMD 5 vs U. Calgary 3 % Michigan 5 vs W. German Nationalls 2 MTU 2 vs U. Toronto 6 % UMD 2 vs US Nationals 4 Michigan State 6 vs Queens 1 * UMD 7 vs Port Athur 3 UMD 4 vs US Nationals 3 MTU 4 vs U. Toronto 1 UMD 6 vs Port Arthur 2 UND 4 vs US Nationals 4# MTU 9 vs U. Toronto 1 UMD 3 vs U. Manitoba 1 UW 2 vs Western Ontario 3 * MTU 7 vs Finnish Nationals 3 UMD 5 vs U. Manitoba 7 UW 1 vs US Nationals 7 MTU 15 vs Finnish Nationals 2 UND 6 vs U. Saskatchewan 4 % at Christmas City Tournnament; * at RPI UM 3 vs Swedish Nationals 3 UND 3 vs U. Saskatchewan 1 Invitational, Troy, NY; # @ Fargo, ND UND 9 vs Winnipeg Rangers 3 % at Great Lakes Invit., Detroit UND 6 vs Winnipeg Rangers 3 UND 2 vs Winnipeg Maroons 4 1971-72 UND 3 vs Winnipeg Maroons 7 1966-67 DU 5 vs USA 2 UND 2 vs Swedish Nationals 8 CC 4 vs Austrian Nationals 3 DU 6 vs USA 4 % at RPI Invit., Troy, NY; * at Boston Invit. CC 2 vs Austrian Nationals 2 Michigan 10 vs Western Ontario 3 DU 1 vs US Nationals 6 Michigan 3 vs Western Ontario 2 DU 4 vs US Nationals 6 Michigan 4 vs Western Ontario 2 % 1962-63 DU 7 vs (U.S.) Eastern Olympic Team 2 UM 0 vs USA 8 CC 9 vs McMaster U. 6 DU 8 vs U. Saskatchewan 6 UM 4 vs USA 7 # CC 6 vs McMaster U. 3 DU 7 vs U. Saskatchewan 3 UMD 1 vs USA 5* DU 5 vs McMaster U. 3 DU 8 vs Austrian Nationals 2 UMD 6 vs U. Manitoba 2 * DU 3 vs McMaster U. 3 DU 6 vs Austrian Nationals 4 UMD 2 vs Czechoslovakia 5* DU 7 vs U. Alberta 2 DU 8 vs U. Alberta 2 UND 1 vs USA 8 ^ DU 11 vs U. Alberta 4 DU 4 vs U. Alberta 0 UND 2 vs USA 6 ! Michigan 8 @ Chatham Juniors 1 Michigan 8 @ Chatham Juniors 4 % at IMA Tournament, Flint, MI; # @ Blooming- Michigan 7 @ U. Toronto 2 Michigan 6 vs Chatham Juniors 0 ton, MN; ^ @ Coleraine, MN; * at Christmas City Michigan 12 vs Queen’s 1 Michigan 9 vs Waterloo Lutheran 4 Tournament; @ Fargo, ND Michigan 9 vs Queen’s 3 Michigan 6 vs Waterloo Lutheran 2 MTU 1 vs Port Arthur 4 Michigan 13 vs New Brunswick 3 UM 5 vs McMaster U. 1 % Michigan State 5 vs U. Western Ontario 4 % 1972-73 UND 7 vs Winnipeg Monarchs 2 MTU 3 vs U. Western Ontario 1 DU 8 vs U. Alberta 4 UND 12 vs Winnipeg Rangers 1 MTU 2 vs U. Western Ontario 3 DU 7 vs U. Alberta 4 UND 10 vs Winnipeg Rangers 1 MTU 9 vs U. Western Ontario 2 % DU 10 vs U. Saskatchewan 1 UND 10 vs St. Boniface (MB) 2 UND 2 vs US Nationals 4 DU 10 vs U. Saskatchewan 2 UND 2 vs Winnipeg Maroons 2 % at Great Lakes Invit., Detroit Michigan 9 vs Western Ontario 2 % at RPI Invit., Troy, NY Michigan 4 vs Western Ontario 6 Michigan State 7 vs Western Ontario 2 % Notre Dame 5 vs Czechoslovakia 12 the wcha all-star team faces off against valerenga if in norway on aug. MTU 6 vs U. Waterloo 2 19, 2000. pictured here is the line of erik westrum (7), kelly popadynetz (22) MTU 10 vs U. Waterloo 3 MTU 8 vs Western Ontario 1 and john pohl (9). 181 2009-10 wcha men’s yearbook internationalwcha results vs international teams hockey con’t & the WCHA

DU 3 vs U. British Columbia 6 % UM 1 vs SC Bern 3 ^ UM 6 vs ERC Schwennigan 7^ UM 2 vs ERC Schwennigan 5# UM 6 vs Zurich 10% UM 15 vs Langenthal 2% UMD 4 vs U. Alberta 2 UMD 5 vs U. Alberta 8 Sokol-Kiev (USSR) 4 @ UW 2 % at Great Western Freezeout; ^ at Bern, Switzerland; # at Schwennigan, Germany; % at Langenthal, Switzerland. 1990-91 CC 3 @ McGill U. 5 MTU 5 vs Laurentian U. 2 Laurentian U. 4 @ NMU 10 Team Canada 5 @ UM 4 Team Canada 11 @ UM 8 U. Toronto 5 @ UM 7 Moscow Dynamo 4 @ UM 4 Moscow Dynamo 6 @ UND 2 SCSU 7 vs Guelph U. 1 SCSU 10 vs Guelph U. 0 Team Canada 8 @ UW 1 % at Great Western Freezeout 1991-92 Laurentian U. 2 @ MTU 10 UW 1 vs USA 4 $ U. Calgary 4 @ UM 10 1981-82 UW 4 vs USA 2 $ U. Calgary 2 @ UMD 5 DU 11 vs Brandon College 8 $ Olympic team UW 20 vs U. Windsor 0 Western Ontario 5 @ SCSU 5 UW 6 vs U. Windsor 2 Western Ontario 3 @ SCSU 12 members of the wcha all-star team pictured in front of oslo, norway’s UW 10 vs U. Western Ontario 1 1984-85 Team Canada 5 @ UW 4 world famous ski jump in august, 2000 UW 7 vs U. Western Ontario 1 U. Saskatchewan 4 @ MTU 8 UW 2 vs USSR National Juniors 8 U. Saskatchewan 4 @ MTU 2 Swiss Selects 5 @ UW 4 Moscow Spartak 5 @ UM 2 1992-93 Czech Selects 3 @ NMU U. Regina 2 @ SCSU 11 2002-03 Moscow Spartak 7 @ UW 3 U. Windsor 1 @ DU 12 Czech Selects 5 @ UM 1 1982-83 Lakehead U. 1 @ UMD 4 Czech Selects 2 @ UMD 3 DU 8 @ U. British Columbia 11 U. Manitoba 1 @ UND 6 Czech Selects 5 @ SCSU 2 DU 6 @ U. British Columbia 7 1996-97 Team Italy 2 @ UM 4 1985-86 Czech Selects 5 @ UW 3 U. Calgary 5 @ CC 3 UM 10 vs U. Manitoba 4 Team Canada 6 @ MTU Team Italy 0 @ UW 7 UMD 7 vs York U. 5 Laurentian U. 2 @ MTU 3 UM 6 vs U. Manitoba 0 Team Canada 6 @ NMU 0 Team Italy 2 @ MTU 2 UM 7 vs US Nationals 0 UMD 11 vs York U. 0 Pori Aces (Finland) 5 @ UM 4 Team Canada 7 @ NMU 5 Pori Aces (Finland) 6 @ UMD 7 Team Italy 1 @ SCSU 4 UND 3 vs U. British Columbia 4 Team Canada 4 @ UND 5 Team Italy 3 @ MSU 7 UND 1 vs U. British Columbia 2 Pori Aces (Finland) 7 @ UW 1 UND 7 vs U. Regina 2 1993-94 NMU 6 vs U. Saskatchewan 7 % UND 6 vs U. Regina 2 UM 6 vs US Nationals 7 NMU 5 vs U. Regina 3 % 1987-88 St. Petersburg Red Army 4 @ UM 2 NMU 2 vs U. Saskatchewan 7 % 2003-04 UND 4 vs Dukla Jihlava (Czech) 7 % Team USA 12 @ CC 4 $ HC Riga 2000/Latvia 2 @ UW 3 St. Petersburg Red Army 6 @ UMD 2 % @ Saskatoon Chillout, Saskatoon, SK UND 6 vs Davos Verstark (Switz) 4 % Team USA 5 vs UM 1 $ (@ Bloomington, MN) HC Riga 2000/Latvia 1 @ UM 7 St. Petersburg Red Army 9 @ SCSU 3 UND 1 vs Moscow Spartak 8 % Team USA 8 @ UMD 4 $ HC Riga 2000/Latvia 2 @ UMD 5 St. Petersburg Red Army 3 @ UW 3 UND 2 vs Kolner EC (W. Germany) 5 % Team USA 12 @ UND 2 $ 1997-98 St. Clair College 1 @ MSU 9 UND 4 vs Moscow Spartak 8 * Team USA 7 @ UW 3 $ St. Clair College 2 @ SCSU 8 UND 3 vs Moscow Spartak 3 * U. Calgary 1 @ CC 3 Soviet Selects 4 @ UW 2 Laurentian U. 3 @ MTU 9 U. British Columbia 0 @ CC 3 UND 6 vs US Nationals 5 $ National team 1994-95 U. British Columbia 4 @ DU 6 UW 2 vs Dalhousie 4 Laurentian U. 3 @ MTU 8 HV-71 (Sweden) 10 @ UM 2 UW 13 vs Dalhousie 4 Laurentian U. 3 @ NMU 7 HV-71 (Sweden) 4 @ UMD 2 UW 6 vs US Nationals 4 Brynas Tigers (Sweden) 4 @ UM 4 HV-71 (Sweden) 8 @ UW 1 1988-89 Brynas Tigers (Sweden) 6 @ UMD 2 2004-05 % at , Switzerland; * games played Moscow Dynamo 9 @ CC 4 U. Windsor 1 @ CC 6 Brynas Tigers (Sweden) 6 @ UW 3 in Switzerland Moscow Dynamo 9 @ UMD 3 1998-99 U. Windsor 0 @ DU 6 Moscow Dynamo 7 @ UND 5 1998 WCHA All-Star Team Lakehead U. 1 @ MTU 4 Moscow Dynamo 6 @ UW 2 Switzerland Tour • Kolin Cup MTU 7 @ Lakehead U. 2 1983-84 1995-96 MTU 5 @ Lakehead U. 1 Dalhousie 5 @ UAA 4 WCHA 5 vs Adler Manheim 7 CC 10 vs Japan U. 2 U. Calgary 2 @ UM 7 Laurentian U. 2 @ MTU 7 WCHA 5 vs EV Zug 6 UM 5 vs USA 9 $ U. Calgary 2 @ MSU 7 1989-90 Laurentian U. 1 @ NMU 6 WCHA 3 vs Krefeld 3 UM 2 vs USA 9 $ CC 5 vs U. Windsor 3 U. Manitoba 3 @ UND 8 Swiss Selects 0 @ UM 6 UMD 0 vs USA 12 $ CC 4 vs U. Windsor 2 UW 4 vs West German Nationals 5 Swiss Selects 0 @ UMD 6 U. Calgary 5 @ CC 6 IF Bjorkloven (Sweden) 6 @ UM 4 IF Bjorkloven (Sweden) 8 @ UW 2 2005-06 U. Manitoba 1 @ UND 6 U. Alberta 3 @ UM 4 1999-2000 U. Windsor 1 @ UAA 7 Wilfrid Laurier 2 @ CC 5 U. Alberta 5 @ MSU 0 Valerenga IF (Norway) 7 @ UM 5 U. Alberta 2 @ SCSU 1 Team Canada 6 @ UMD 3 Lakehead U. 1 @ DU 7 Team Canada 1 @ UND 6 Lakehead U. 5 @ CC 5 ot U. Manitoba 1 @ MSU 4 U. Manitoba 4 @ UND 6 Valerenga IF (Norway) 6 @ UW 3 2006-07 W. Ontario 3 @ UAA 1 U. Calgary 4 @ CC 2 2000-01 U. Calgary 3 @ DU 6 2000 WCHA All-Star Team Lakehead U. 1 @ MTU 6 Norway Tour U. Lethbridge 2 @ UM 6 WCHA 5 @ Lillehammer 0 Lakehead U. 1 @ UMD 8 WCHA 7 @ Frisk Asker 1 U. Lethbridge 4 @ MSU 3 ot WCHA 10 @ Valerenga IF 2 U. Manitoba 2 @ UND 5 U. Lethbridge 2 @ SCSU 8 U. Calgary 1 @ CC 2 U. Calgary 3 @ DU 5 York U. 2 @ MTU 7 2007-08 U. Regina 1 @ UMD 9 S. Alberta Inst. of Technology 0 @ UAA 8 U. Manitoba 4 @ UND 5 U. Calgary 3 @ CC 4 Russia Selects 4 @ UM 5 U. Toronto 0 @ MTU 7 Russia Selects 3 @ MSU 5 U. Manitoba 3 @ UND 9 Russia Selects 4 @ SCSU 5 U. Calgary 1 @ DU 5 Russia Selects 5 @ UW 1 2008-09 2001-02 U. Toronto 3 @ MTU 1 U. Alberta 0 @ CC 1 U. Alberta 4 @ DU 5 U. Alberta 2 @ DU 6 U. British Columbia 2 @ UAA 6 U. Regina 4 @ UMD 9 Lakehead U. 0 @ UMD 6 Brandon 0 @ MSU 8 U. Manitoba 2 @ UND 6 Brandon 1 @ SCSU 10 U. British Columbia 0 @ SCSU 3 U. Manitoba 1 @ UND 4 U. British Columbia 1 @ UM 3 Team France 2 @ UM 6 Team France 2 @ UW 2 the 2000 wcha all-star team at a stopover at centrall station in amsterdam prior to leaving for oslo, norway

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Name, Affiliation...... Years winter Steve Sertich, USA...... 1976 Year – Host Site (Gold medal; USA medals) Denver 1952 – Oslo, Norway (Gold - Canada; Silver Name, Affiliation...... Years - USA);1956 – Cortina D’Ampezzo, Italy (Gold , Canada...... 1980 - Soviet Union; Silver - USA); 1960 – Squaw Ken Berry, Canada...... 1980 Rick Bragnalo, Italy...... 1980 Valley, CA (Gold - USA); 1964 – , Bruce Dickson, Canada...... 1952 (Gold - Soviet Union); 1968 – Grenoble, Kevin Dineen, Canada...... 1984 France (Gold - Soviet Union); 1972 – Sapporo, , Canada...... 1964, 1968 , Finland...... 2006 Japan (Gold - Soviet Union; Silver - USA); 1976 Steve Landis, USA...... 1972 – Innsbruck, Austria (Gold - Soviet Union); 1980 Derek Mayer, Canada...... 1994 – Lake Placid, NY (Gold - USA); 1984 – , Ron Naslund, USA...... 1972 Craig Patrick, USA, Asst. Coach...... 1980, 1984 Yugoslavia (Gold - Soviet Union); 1988 – Cal- General Manager...... 2002 gary, AB, Canada (Gold - Soviet Union); 1992 Craig Redmond, Canada...... 1984 – Albertville, France (Gold - Unified Team); 1994 Dave Tomassoni, Italy...... 1980 – Lillehammer, Norway (Gold - Sweden); 1998 – Nagano, Japan (Gold - ); 2002 Michigan Name, Affiliation...... Years – , UT (Gold - Canada; Silver - USA); Willard Ikola, USA...... 1956 2006 – Torino, Italy (Gold - Sweden). John Matchefts, USA...... 1956 Michigan State Name, Affiliation...... Years Gene Grazia, USA...... 1960 Weldon Olson, USA...... 1956, 1960 Doug Volmar, USA...... 1968 Michigan Tech Name, Affiliation...... Years Henry Akervall, Canada...... 1964 minnesota’s dick dougherty ’s Gary Begg, Canada...... 1964 Paul Coppo, USA...... 1964 Bruce Horsch, USA...... 1980 Name, Affiliation...... Years Name, Affiliation...... Years Paul Jensen, USA...... 1976 Darby Hendrickson, USA...... 1994 Bob Joyce, Canada...... 1988 , USA...... 1976, 1984 Tom Hirsch, USA...... 1984 Kevin Maxwell, Canada...... 1980 Bruce Riutta, USA...... 1968 , USA, Asst. Coach...... 1998 Dan McKinnon, USA...... 1956 , Finland...... 2006 , USA...... 1980 John Noah, USA...... 1952 Tony Stiles, Canada...... 1988 David H. Jensen, USA...... 1984 James Patrick, Canada...... 1984 Jim Warden, USA...... 1976 Bob Johnson, USA, Coach...... 1976 Ken Purpur, USA...... 1956 , Canada...... 1980, 1988 Craig Johnson, USA...... 1994 Bill Reichart, USA...... 1964 Larry Johnson, USA, Mgr/GM...... 1984, 1992 Don Ross, USA...... 1964, 1968 Jordan Leopold, USA...... 2006 Gary Ross, USA...... 1976 Minnesota Len Lilyholm, USA...... 1968 Gord Sherven, Canada...... 1988 Name, Affiliation...... Years , USA, Coach...... 1956 , Canada...... 1984, 1992 Wendell Anderson, USA...... 1956 Paul Martin, USA...... 2006 Tom Yurkovich, USA...... 1964 Les Auge, USA...... 1980 John Mayasich, USA...... 1956, 1960 Bill Baker, USA...... 1980 Jack McCartan, USA...... 1960 Rube Bjorkman, USA...... 1952 Rob McClanahan, USA...... 1980 Northern Michigan Scott Bjugstad, USA...... 1984 Tom McCoy, USA...... 1964 Name, Affiliation...... Years Dean Blais, USA, Asst. Coach...... 1992 Bruce McIntosh, USA...... 1972 Mark Beaufait, USA...... 1994 John Blue, USA...... 1988 Dick Meredith, USA...... 1956, 1960 Bruno Campese, Italy...... 1994 Dave Brooks, USA...... 1964 Wayne Meredith, USA...... 1964 Phil DeGaetano, Italy...... 1994 und’s bill reichart , USA...... 1964, 1968 Corey Millen, USA...... 1984, 1988 Eric LeMarque, France...... 1994 Coach...... 1980, 2002 Lou Nanne, USA...... 1968 Brad Werenka, Canada...... 1994 Neal Broten, USA...... 1980 Todd Okerlund, USA...... 1988 College Gene Campbell, USA...... 1956 Wally Olds, USA...... 1972 Name, Affiliation...... Years Tom Chorske, USA...... 1988 Jack Petroske, USA...... 1956 St. Cloud State Art Berglund, USA, Staff...... 1976-2004 Steve Christoff, USA...... 1980 Mike Ramsey, USA...... 1980 Name, Affiliation...... Years Andy Gambucci, USA...... 1952 Jack Dale, USA...... 1968 Travis Richards, USA...... 1994 Matt Cullen, USA...... 2006 Dan Griffin, USA...... 1976 Dick Dougherty, USA...... 1956 Frank Sanders, USA...... 1972 , USA...... 1992, 2006 , Canada...... 1984 Craig Falkman, USA...... 1968 Craig Sarner, USA...... 1972 Mark Parrish, USA...... 2006 Vern Mott, Norway...... 1988 Steve Griffith, USA...... 1984 Gary Schmalzbauer, USA...... 1964 Bob Rompre, USA...... 1952 Rob Harris, USA...... 1976 Bill ‘Buzz’ Schneider, USA...... 1976, 1980 Jim Sedin, USA...... 1952 Wisconsin Dave Snuggerud, USA...... 1988 Name, Affiliation...... Years Larry Stordahl, USA...... 1968 Steve Alley, USA...... 1976 Eric Strobel, USA...... 1980 Marc Behrend, USA...... 1984 Phil Verchota, USA...... 1980, 1984 , USA...... 1984, 1998, 2002, 2006 Jim Westby, USA...... 1964 Bruce Driver, Canada...... 1984 Murray Williamson, USA, Coach...... 1968, 1972 Pat Flatley, Canada...... 1984 , USA, Asst. Coach...... 1984 , USA...... 1988 , USA...... 1952 Dany Heatley, Canada...... 2006 Sean Hill, USA...... 1992 Jim Johannson, USA...... 1988, 1992 Minnesota Duluth Bob Johnson, USA, Coach...... 1976 Name, Affiliation...... Years Mark Johnson, USA...... 1980 Keith ‘Huffer’ Christiansen, USA...... 1972 , Canada...... 1998, 2002 Mike DeAngelis, Italy...... 1992, 1994 Ed Lebler, Austria...... 1984, 1988 Curt Giles, Canada...... 1992 Bob Lundeen, USA...... 1976 Guy Gosselin, USA...... 1988, 1992 , USA...... 2002, 2006 John Harrington, USA...... 1980, 1984 Barry Richter, USA...... 1994 Brett Hauer, USA...... 1994 Mike Richter, USA...... 1988, 1998, 2002 , USA...... 1998, 2002 Bob Suter, USA...... 1980 Chris Lindberg, Canada...... 1992 , USA...... 1998, 2002 Bob Mason, USA...... 1984 John Taft, USA...... 1976 , USA...... 1980 , USA...... 1984 North Dakota Name, Affiliation...... Years , Canada...... 2002 Jason Blake, USA...... 2006 Dave Christian, USA...... 1980 Gordon Christian, USA...... 1956 Mike ‘Lefty’ Curran, USA...... 1972 members of the u.s. men’s national team prior to the torino, italy winter games from st. cloud Dave Donnelly, Canada...... 1984 state were (left to right) bret hedican, mark parrish and matt cullen. Greg Johnson, Canada...... 1994

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Name...... Years iihf world championship - host sites since 1951 , D...... 2007 Larry Johnson...... 1965 (Gold Medal Winners, U.S. medals indicated in parenthesis). 1951 - Paris, France (Gold - Canada); 1952 - Oslo, , F...... 2006, 2007, 2008 Bill Klatt, F...... 1976 Norway (Gold - Canada, Silver - USA); 1953 - Basel/Zurich, Switzerland (Gold - Sweden); 1954 - , Trent Klatt, F...... 1999 Sweden (Gold - Soviet Union); 1955 - Germany (Gold - Canada); 1956 - Cortina, Italy (Gold - Soviet Union, Ryan Kraft, F...... 2001 Silver - USA); 1957 - Moscow, USSR (Gold - Sweden); 1958 - Oslo, Norway (Gold - Canada); 1959 - , Mike Larson...... 1962 Czechoslovakia (Gold - Canada); 1960 - Squaw Valley, CA (Gold - USA); 1961 - Geneva, Switzerland (Gold - Reed Larson, D...... 1981 Canada); 1962 - Colorado Springs, CO (Gold - Sweden, Bronze - USA); 1963 - Stockholm, Sweden (Gold - Soviet Jordan Leopold, D...... 2002, 2003, 2005, 2008 Union); 1964 - Innsbruck, Austria (Gold - Soviet Union); 1965 - Tampere, Finland (Gold - Soviet Union); 1966 Len Lilyholm...... 1966, 1967, 1970, 1971, 1974 - Ljubljana, Yugoslavia (Gold - Soviet Union); 1967 - , Austria (Gold - Soviet Union); 1968 - Grenoble, John Lothrop...... 1969 Steve MacSwain, F...... 1990 France (Gold - Soviet Union); 1969 - Stockholm, Sweden (Gold - Soviet Union); 1970 - Stockholm, Sweden (Gold Oscar Mahle...... 1958, 1962 - Soviet Union); 1971 - Bern/Geneva, Switzerland (Gold - Soviet Union); 1972 - Prague, Czechoslovakia (Gold Glen Marien...... 1963 - Czechoslovakia); 1973 - Moscow, USSR (Gold - Soviet Union); 1974 - , Finland (Gold - Soviet Union); Paul Martin, D...... 2005, 2008 1975 - Munich/Dusseldorf, W. Germany (Gold - Soviet Union); 1976 - Katowice, Poland (Gold - Czechoslovakia); John Mayasich, F...... 1958, 1961, 1962, 1966, 1969 1977 - Vienna, Austria (Gold - Czechoslovakia); 1978 - Prague, Czechoslovakia (Gold - Soviet Union); 1979 - Mos- Jack McCartan, G...... 1959 cow, USSR (Gold - Soviet Union); 1981 - Gothenburg, Sweden (Gold - Soviet Union); 1982 - Helsinki/Tampere, Rob McClanahan, F...... 1979 Jerry Melnychuk...... 1967 Finland (Gold - Soviet Union); 1983 - Munchen/Dusseldorf, W. Germany (Gold - Soviet Union); 1985 - Prague, Dick Meredith...... 1958, 1959 Czechoslovakia (Gold - Czechoslovakia); 1986 - Moscow, USSR (Gold - Soviet Union); 1987 - Vienna, Austria David Metzen...... 1967 (Gold - Sweden); 1989 - Stockholm, Sweden (Gold - Soviet Union); 1990 - Bern/Fribourg, Switzerland (Gold - , F...... 1982 Soviet Union); 1991 - Turku/Tampere, Finland (Gold - Sweden); 1992 - Prague/, Czechoslovakia (Gold Corey Millen, F...... 1985, 1989 - Sweden); 1993 - Dortmund/Munich, Germany (Gold - Russia); 1994 - Bolzano/Milano, Italy (Gold - Canada); Warren Miller, F...... 1981 1995 - Stockholm/Gavle, Sweden (Gold - Finland); 1996 - Vienna, Austria (Gold - Czech Republic, Bronze - USA); Lou Nanne, F...... 1976, 1977 1997 - Helsinki/Turku/Tampere, Finland (Gold - Canada); 1998 - Zurich/Basel, Switzerland (Gold - Sweden); John Newkirk...... 1959 Jeff Nielsen, F...... 2000 1999 - Lillehammer/Hamar/Oslo, Norway (Gold - Czech Republic); 2000 - St. Petersburg, Russia (Gold - Czech Don Norqual...... 1963 Republic); 2001 - /Hanover, Germany (Gold - Czech Republic); 2002 - Gothenburg/Jankoping/Karlstad, Kyle Okposo, F...... 2009 Sweden (Gold - ); 2003 - Helsinki/Tampere/Turku, Finland (Gold - Canada); 2004 - Prague/Ostrava, Czech Wally Olds, D...... 1977, 1979, 1981 Republic (Gold - Canada, Bronze - USA); 2005 - Vienna/Innsbruck, Austria (Gold - Czech Republic); 2006 - Riga, Paul Ostby, G...... 1983 Latvia (Gold - Sweden); 2007 - Moscow, USSR (Gold - Canada); 2008 - City, Canada (Gold - Russia); 2009 Tom Pederson, D...... 1996 - Bern, Switzerland (Gold - Russia). Jack Petroske...... 1958 Pat Phippen, F...... 1976 John Pohl, F...... 2003 Mike Polich, F...... 1974, 1975 Name...... Years Mike Ramsey, D...... 1982 Anchorage Marty Howe, D...... 1967 Name...... Years Erik Rasmussen, F...... 2002 George Konik, D...... 1970, 1971 Gregg Naumenko, G...... 2002 Travis Richards, D...... 1993 Bob Krieger, D...... 1972, 1974, 1977 Tom Riley...... 1961 Pete LoPresti, G...... 1976, 1978 David Rovick...... 1961, 1963 Peter McNab, F...... 1986 Craig Sarner, F...... 1972, 1976, 1979 Eddie Miller...... 1958 Name...... Years Bill ‘Buzz’ Schneider, F...... 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1982 Ron Naslund...... 1966, 1967, 1969 cc’s steve sertich played for the u.s. in the Bob Collyard, F...... 1978, 1979 Larry Smith...... 1965 Craig Patrick, F...... 1970, 1971, 1979 Mark Cullen, F...... 2006 1976 winter games in innsbruck, austria. he Dave Snuggerud, F...... 1989 Tom Peluso, F...... 1972 Dave Delich, F...... 1983 was also a member of u.s. national team. Robb Stauber, G...... 1989 , F...... 2007 Bob Lindberg...... 1970, 1971, 1973 Jim Stordahl...... 1966 Bob Young...... 1973 Doug Palazzari, F...... 1973, 1974 Larry Stordahl...... 1966, 1969, 1970 Toby Petersen, F...... 2007 Name...... Years Eric Strobel, F...... 1979 Ed Robson...... 1955 Jerry Lackey...... 1969 Dan Trebil, D...... 1998 Bob Rompre...... 1950 Michigan Tom Mustonen...... 1963 Bob Turk...... 1959, 1961 Name...... Years Steve Sertich, F...... 1973, 1974, 1975 Weldon Olson...... 1958, 1959 Steve Ulseth, F...... 1981, 1983 Dave Debol, F...... 1977, 1978, 1982 Colin Stuart, F...... 2009 Tom Ross, F...... 1975 Don Vaia, G...... 1958 Willard Ikola, G...... 1958 Mark Stuart, D...... 2008 Frank Silka...... 1963 Tom Vannelli, F...... 1977 John Matchefts...... 1955 Jim Warner, F...... 1975, 1976, 1978 Jim Watt...... 1972 Phil Verchota, F...... 1979, 1983 Bernie Nielsen...... 1965 Gerald Westby...... 1963 Jim Westby...... 1959, 1961 Denver Michigan Tech Erik Westrum, F...... 2004 Name...... Years Michigan State Name...... Years Pat Westrum, D...... 1978 Name...... Years Mike Christie...... 1972 Tom Bissett, F...... 1992, 1999 Carl Wetzel...... 1967, 1970, 1971 Gene Grazia...... 1959 Bob Currie...... 1967 , F...... 1975 Doug Woog, F...... 1967 Carl Lackey...... 1969, 1974 Paul Coppo ...... 1962, 1965, 1969 Ken Yackel, Coach...... 1965 Steve Jensen, F...... 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1983 Tom Younghans, F...... 1976, 1977, 1978 Damian Rhodes, G...... 1991, 2000, 2003 Bruce Riutta...... 1969, 1970, 1971 Mike Usitalo...... 1974 Minnesota Duluth Jim Warden, G...... 1975, 1978, 1979 Name...... Years Keith ‘Huffer’ Christiansen, F...... 1969, 1970, 1971 Gary DeGrio, F...... 1982 Minnesota Guy Gosselin, D...... 1986, 1990, 1991 Name...... Years John Harrington, F...... 1981, 1982, 1983 Larry Alm...... 1965 Brett Hauer, D...... 1993, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Russ Anderson, D...... 1977 Mark Heaslip, F...... 1977 Wendell Anderson...... 1955 Brett Hull, F...... 1986 Mike Antonovich, F...... 1976, 1982 Brian Johnson, F...... 1986 Les Auge, D...... 1979 Jim Johnson, D...... 1985, 1986, 1987, 1990 Bill Baker, D...... 1979, 1982 Tom Kurvers, D...... 1987, 1989 Keith Ballard, D...... 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009 Dave Langevin, D...... 1976 Tim Bergland, F...... 1995 Bob Lund...... 1965 Rube Bjorkman...... 1955 Chris Marinucci, F...... 1997 Dean Blais, F...... 1973 Bob Mason, G...... 1983 John Blue, G...... 1990, 1992, 1997 Chuck Ness...... 1973 Brian Bonin, F...... 1996 Matt Niskanen, D...... 2009 Jim Branch...... 1969 Mark Pavelich, F...... 1981 Herb Brooks...... 1961, 1962, 1965, 1967, 1970 Mike Peluso, F...... 2000 Aaron Broten, F...... 1981, 1982, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1990 Derek Plante, F...... 1992, 1993, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2002 Dick Burg...... 1959, 1961 , F...... 1993, 1998 Gene Campbell...... 1955 Glenn ‘Chico’ Resch, G...... 1982 Tom Chorske, F...... 1989, 1996, 1998, 1999 Jon Rohloff, D...... 1997 Steve Christoff, F...... 1979 Jim Sprenger, D...... 1986 Ben Clymer, D...... 2000 Dennis Vaske, D...... 1992 Mike Crowley, D...... 1996, 1998 Dick Dougherty, F...... 1955 Bryan ‘Butsy’ Erickson, F...... 1982, 1986, 1987 Minnesota state Craig Falkman...... 1967, 1971 Name...... Years Peter Fichuk...... 1971 David Backes, F...... 2007, 2008, 2009 Gary Gambucci, F...... 1969, 1970, 1971, 1976 Tom Gorence, F...... 1982 Myron Grafstrom...... 1965 North Dakota Sam Grafstrom...... 1961, 1965 Name...... Years Darby Hendrickson, F.....1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 Earl Anderson...... 1973 Tom Hirsch, D...... 1982 Jason Blake, F...... 2000, 2009 Steve Janaszak, G...... 1982 Brandon Bochenski, F...... 2007 u.s. national team member and u.s. olympian jack McCartan of minnesota Craig Johnson, F...... 1993, 1996, 1999, 2003 Jon Casey, G...... 1990 184 2009-10 wcha men’s yearbook international hockey & the WCHA

Name...... Years Name...... Years Terry Casey...... 1967 Mark Johnson, F...... 1978, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1985, Dave Christian, F...... 1982 1986, 1987, 1990 wcha at the Gordon Christian...... 1955, 1958 Peter Johnson, F...... 1982 Mike ‘Lefty’ Curran, G...... 1969, 1970, 1971, 1976, 1977 Bob Lundeen, D...... 1974, 1975, 1976 Brad DeFauw, D...... 2003 Dave Maley, F...... 1991 Karl Goehring, G...... 2000 Brian Mullen, F...... 1989, years (U.S. medal-winning teams indicated with parenthesis following season). Matt Greene, D...... 2007, 2008 Craig Norwich, D...... 1978, 1983 Alan Hanglesben...... 1973, 1974 , D...... 1992 Dan McKinnon...... 1955, 1958 Joe Pavelski, F...... 2009 1976, 1981, 1984, 1987, 1991 (Silver), 1996 Art Miller...... 1967 Dan Plante, F...... 1996, 1997 T.J. Oshie, F...... 2009 Brian Rafalski, D...... 1995, 1998 Zach Parise, F...... 2005, 2007, 2008 Paul Ranheim, F...... 1990, 1992, 1997 Bill Reichart, F...... 1969 Barry Richter, D...... 1992, 1993, 1994, 1999 Don Ross...... 1966, 1967, 1970, 1971 Mike Richter, G...... 1986, 1987, 1993 Gary Ross, D...... 1976 Jeff Rotsch...... 1972, 1975 Scott Sandelin, D...... 1986 Jamie Spencer, F...... 1995 Larry Skime...... 1969 Paul Stanton, D...... 1995, 1996, 1998 Drew Stafford, ...... F 2006, 2008, 2009 Bob Suter, D...... 1981 Dan Storsteen...... 1965 Gary Suter, D...... 1985, 1992 Brian Williams, F...... 1986 , D...... 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009 Landon Wilson, F...... 2001 John Taft, D...... 1973, 1974, 1975 Tom Yurkovich, G...... 1961, 1966 Dean Talafous, F...... 1973, 1974 Dave Tanabe, D...... 2001 Chris Tancill, F...... 1996, 1997, 2000 Northern Michigan Tim Thomas, D...... 1983, 1985 Name...... Years Jim Young...... 1972 brett hull • umd mark johnson • uw bill nyrop • notre dame Joe Frederick, F...... 1995 Dieter Kochan, G...... 2002 Bill Pye, G...... 1990 Colorado College Minnesota Duluth Name...... Years Name...... Years Notre Dame Art Berglund, Staff...... 1981, 1984, 1991 Bob Mason...... 1987 Name...... Years Doug Palazzari...... 1976 Brett Hull...... 1991 Jack Brownschidle, D...... 1975, 1979 Jim Johnson...... 1991 Clark Hamilton...... 1975 Dave Langevin...... 1981 Don Jackson, D...... 1978, 1979 Denver Glenn ‘Chico’ Resch...... 1984 Bill Nyrop, D...... 1974 Name...... Years Dick Tomasoni...... 1971 Mike Christie...... 1976 Pete LoPresti...... 1976 North Dakota Joe Noris...... 1976 Name...... Years St. Cloud State Craig Patrick...... 1976 Dave Christian...... 1981, 1984, 1991 Name...... Years Staff...... 1984, 1987, 1991 Mike ‘Lefty’ Curran...... 1976 , F...... 2007 Alan Hangsleben...... 1976 Matt Cullen, F...... 1998, 1999, 2003, 2004 Josh DeWolf, D...... 2002 Michigan Tech Bret Hedican, D...... 1997, 1999, 2001 Name...... Years Notre Dame Mark Parrish, F...... 1998, 2001, 2005 ...... 1981 Name...... Years , F...... 2004, 2006 Steve Jensen...... 1976 Bill Nyrop...... 1976, 1981 Tyler Arnason, F...... 2007 Minnesota Wisconsin Wisconsin Name...... Years Name...... Years Name...... Years Bill Baker...... 1981 Chris Chelios...... 1984, 1987, 1991, 1996 Steve Alley, F...... 1974, 1975, 1978 Aaron Broten...... 1984, 1987 ...... 1981, 1984 Dave Arundel...... 1974 Neal Broten...... 1984 Asst. Coach...... 1991 Adam Burish, F...... 2008 Steve Christoff...... 1981 Tony Granato...... 1991 John Byce, F...... 1992 Bryan ‘Butsy’ Erickson...... 1984 Bob Johnson, Coach...... 1981, 1984, 1987, 1991 Chris Chelios, D...... 1994 Tom Gorence...... 1981 Mark Johnson...... 1981, 1984, 1987 Mike Eaves, F...... 1976, 1978 Tom Hirsch...... 1984 Brian Mullen...... 1984, 1991 Kelly Fairchild, F...... 2003 Paul Holmgren...... 1981 Mike Richter...... 1991 Tom Gilbert, D...... 2008 Asst. Coach...... 1996 Gary Suter...... 1987 Tony Granato, F...... 1985, 1986, 1987 David H. Jensen...... 1984 Dean Talafous...... 1976, 1981 Ron Griffin, D...... 1983 Reed Larson...... 1981 Sean Hill, D...... 1994 Rob McClanahan...... 1981 Jim Johannson, F...... 1992 Corey Millen...... 1987 Gary Johnson...... 1970 Warren Miller...... 1981 Lou Nanne...... 1976 Staff...... 1981, 1984, 1987 Mike Polich...... 1976 Mike Ramsey...... 1984, 1987 Doug Woog, Asst. Coach...... 1987 Tom Younghans...... 1981

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The was held in and between Aug. 26 and Sept. 14, 1996. Five WCHA players were members of the Gold Medal-winning Team USA in (Wisconsin) and Mike Richter (Wisconsin), defensemen Chris Chelios (Wisconsin) and Gary Suter (Wisconsin), and forward Brett Hull (Minnesota Duluth). Playing for Canada was Curtis Joseph (Wisconsin). The was held in Europe and North America between Aug. 30 and Sept. 14, 2004. Eight WCHA alums also played in that series. Members of Team USA were forwards Jason Blake (North Dakota) and Brett Hull (Minnesota Duluth), and defensemen Chris Chelios (Wisconsin), Brian Rafalski (Wisconsin), and Paul Martin (Minnesota). Originally chosen, but unable to play for Team USA due to injury, was defenseman Jordan Leopold (Minnesota). WCHA alums playing for eventual World Cup champion Team Canada in the 2004 World Cup of Hockey were forward Dany Heatley (Wisconsin) and goaltender Ed Belfour (North Dakota). Playing for eventual runner-up Team Finland was forward Jarkko Ruutu (Michigan Tech).

und’s tom yurkovich was a member of the u.s. national team in 1961 and 1966

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1977 – Czechoslovakia (Gold - Soviet Union); 1978 – Quebec, Canada (Gold - Soviet Union); 1979 – Karlstad, Sweden (Gold - Soviet Union); 1980 – Helsinki, Finland (Gold - Soviet Union); 1981 – Fussen/Augsburg, Germany (Gold - Sweden); 1982 – Minnesota, USA (Gold - Canada); 1983 – Leningrad, USSR (Gold - Soviet Union). 1984 – Norkoping, Sweden (Gold - Soviet Union). 1985 – Helsinki/Turku, Finland (Gold - Canada); 1986 – Hamilton, Ontario, Canada (Gold - Soviet Union; Bronze - USA); 1987 – Trencin/Nitra, Czechoslovakia (Gold - Finland); 1988 – Moscow, USSR (Gold - Canada); 1989 – Anchorage, AK, USA (Gold - Soviet Union); 1990 – Helsinki/Turku, Finland (Gold - Canada); 1991 – Saskatoon, SK, Canada (Gold - Canada); 1992 – Fussen/Kaufbeuren, Germany (Gold - Soviet Union, Bronze - USA); 1993 – Gavle/Fulun, Sweden (Gold - Canada); 1994 – Ostrava/Frydek-Mistek, Czech Republic (Gold - Canada); 1995 – Red Deer, AB, Canada (Gold - Canada); 1996 – Boston, MA, USA (Gold - Canada); 1997 – Geneva/Morges, Switzerland (Gold - Canada; Silver - USA); 1998 – Helsinki/Hameenlinna, nate hagemo • um drew stafford • und • scsu Finland (Gold - Finland); 1999 – Winnipeg, MB, Canada (Gold - Russia); 2000 – Skelleftea/Umea, Sweden (Gold - Czech Republic); 2001 – Moscow/Podolsk, Russia (Gold - Czech Republic); 2002 – Pardubice/Hradec Kralove,, Czech Republic (Gold - Russia); 2003 – Halifax/Sydney, , Canada (Gold - Russia); 2004 - Helsinki/ Notre Dame Hameenlinn, Finland (Gold - USA; MVP – Zach Parise, UND); 2005 – Grand Forks, ND, USA (Gold - Canada); Minnesota Duluth Name...... Years Jack Brownschidle, D...... 1977, 1979 2006 – , BC, Canada (Gold - Canada); 2007 – Leksand, Sweden (Gold - Canada, Bronze - USA); 2008 Name...... Years – Pardubice, Czech Republic (Gold - Canada); 2009 - , Canada (Gold - Canada). Scott Carlston, F...... 1980 Gary DeGrio, F...... 1979 Dan Fishback, F...... 1981 St. Cloud State Name...... Years Dan Gerarden, F...... 1982 Casey Borer, D...... 2005 Colorado College Tom Herzig, F...... 1982 Tony Burns, D...... 1991 Name...... Years Brian Johnson, D...... 1984, 1985 Michigan Tech Matt Cullen, F...... 1996 Brian Bruininks, D...... 1990 Tom Kurvers, F...... 1982 Name...... Years Bobby Goepfert, G...... 2003 Dave Feamster, D...... 1978 Kris Miller, D...... 1988 Bret Bjerken, F...... 1978 Mark Parrish, F...... 1996, 1997 Jeff Lundgren,, D...... 1978, 1979 Chris Cichocki, F...... 1983 Gregg Moore, F...... 1981 Justin Morrison, F...... 1999 Liam Garvey, D...... 1993 Matt Niskanen, D...... 2006 Dan Peters, D...... 1997 Brian Hannon, F...... 1985 Derek Plante, F...... 1991 Toby Petersen, F...... 1997, 1998 Wisconsin Mike Lauen, F...... 1980 Name...... Years Marc Pettygrove, F...... 1979 Mark Maroste, F...... 1982 Scott Schneider, F...... 1985 Jim Carey, G...... 1993 Pat Mikesch, F...... 1993 North Dakota Chris Chelios, D...... 1982 Brett Sterling, F...... 2003, 2004 Name...... Years Steve Murphy, F...... 1979 Mike Doers, F...... 1991 Mark Stuart, D...... 2003, 2004 Jon Casey, G...... 1982 Damian Rhodes, G...... 1988 Matt Doman, F...... 1999 Mike Stuart, D...... 2000 Taylor Chorney, D...... 2006, 2007 Jim Storm, F...... 1991 Lexi Doner, F...... 1980 Brian Swanson, F...... 1996 Dave Christian, F...... 1979 Jake Dowell, F...... 2004, 2005 Bill Sweatt, F...... 2007, 2008 , F...... 1987, 1988 Pat Ethier, D...... 1980, 1981 Doug Wieck, F...... 1985 Chris Gotziaman, F...... 1991 Minnesota Blake Geoffrion, F...... 2007, 2008 Matt Greene, D...... 2003 Name...... Years Tony Granato, F...... 1983, 1984 David Hale, D...... 2001 Keith Ballard, D...... 2002 Ron Griffin, D...... 1978 Denver Matt Jones, D...... 2003 Reggie Berg, F...... 1995, 1996 Sean Hill, D...... 1990 Name...... Years Toby Kvalevog, G...... 1994 Bob Bergloff, ...... D 1977 Jim Johannson, F...... 1983, 1984 Stuart Birenbaum, G...... 1979 Brian Lee, D...... 2005, 2006, 2007 Andy Brink, F...... 1994 John Johannson, F...... 1981 Chris Butler, D...... 2006 Craig Ludwig, D...... 1981 Aaron Broten, F...... 1979 Peter Johnson, F...... 1979 Matt Carle, D...... 2004 Brady Murray, F...... 2004 Neal Broten, F...... 1979 Dustin Kuk, F...... 1998 John Liprando, F...... 1978, 1979 T.J. Oshie, F...... 2006 Jeff Callinan, G...... 1993 Scott Lecy, F...... 1978 Geoff Paukovich, ...... F 2006 Zach Parise, F...... 2003, 2004 Todd Lecy, F...... 1980 Rhett Rakhshani/F...... 2008 Mike Carman, F...... 2007, 2008 Scott Sandelin, D...... 1984 Jeff Likens, D...... 2004, 2005 Tyler Ruegsegger/F...... 2008 Wally Chapman, F...... 1984 Marty Schriner, F...... 1992 Charlie Lundeen, F...... 1982 Dan Vlaisavljevich, D...... 1980 Tom Chorske, F...... 1986 Drew Stafford, ...... F 2004, 2005 Jamie McBain, D...... 2007, 2008 Ben Clymer, D...... 1996, 1997 Mike Stone, D...... 1979 Ryan McDonagh, D...... 2009 Mike Crowley, D...... 1995 Landon Wilson, F...... 1995 Rob Mendel, D...... 1988 Michigan Rick Erdall, F...... 1982, 1983 , D...... 1983 Name...... Years Bryan ‘Butsy’ Erickson, F...... 1979, 1980 Brian Mullen, F...... 1980, 1981 Paul Brandrup, D...... 1980 David Espe, D...... 1985 Brian Rafalski, D...... 1992, 1993 Mark Chiamp, G...... 1980 Cade Fairchild/D...... 2008, 2009 Northern Michigan Paul Ranheim, F...... 1986 Julian Vanbiesbrouck, F...... 1980 Ryan Flynn/F...... 2008 Name...... Years Barry Richter, D...... 1989, 1990 Mike Richter, G...... 1985, 1986 Jeff Frazee, G...... 2006, 2007 Bryan Ganz, F...... 1991 Jack Skille, F...... 2006, 2007 Alex Goligoski, D...... 2005 Perry Florio, F...... 1985 Mark Strobel, D...... 1993 Michigan State Steve Griffith, F...... 1981 Corwin Saurdiff, ...... G 1992 Gary Suter, D...... 1984 Name...... Years Gino Guyer, F...... 2003 Dave Gandini, F...... 1977 Ryan Suter, D...... 2003, 2004, 2005 Nate Hagemo, D...... 2005 Kelly Miller, F...... 1981 Rodger Sykes, D...... 1989 , F...... 1996 Dave Tanabe, D...... 1999 Mike Hoeffel, F...... 2009 Tim Thomas, F...... 1982, 1983 Mark Huglen, D...... 1981 Dan Tompkins, F...... 1995 Dave Jensen, D...... 1980, 1981 Chris Tucker, F...... 1992 Jim Jetland, G...... 1979 Ernie Vargas, F...... 1983 Craig Johnson, F...... 1991 Marty Wiitala, F...... 1984 Erik Johnson, D...... 2007 Brad Winchester, F...... 2000 Paul Joswiak, G...... 1978 Jason Zent, F...... 1990 Tony Kellin, D...... 1982, 1983 Phil Kessel, F...... 2005, 2006 Trent Klatt, F...... 1991 Brian LaFleur, D...... 1995 U.S. National Junior Team Bart Larson, F...... 1978 Cory Laylin, F...... 1990 All-time coaching staff Jordan Leopold, D...... 1999, 2000 Name...... Years Craig Mack, D...... 1984 Dean Blais...... 1988 (AC), 1989 (AC), 1994 Paul Martin, D...... 2001 Herb Boxer...... 1978 (AC), 1979 (AC) Aaron Miskovich, F...... 1998 Greg Cronin...... 1997 (AC), 1998 (AC) Marty Nanne, F...... 1987 Mike Eaves...... 2004 Todd Okerlund, F...... 1984 Mike Gibbons...... 2006 (AC) Kyle Okposo, F...... 2007, 2008 ...... 1994 (AC), 1995 (AC), 1996 (AC) Tom Pederson, D...... 1989 Mike Hastings...... 2003 (AC), 2005 (AC) Steve Pepper, F...... 1978 Jim Johnson...... 2000 (AC), 2001 (AC), 2002 (AC) Mike Ramsey, D...... 1979 Marshall Johnston...... 1977 Erik Rasmussen, F...... 1996, 1997 Jim Knapp...... 1990 (AC) Troy Riddle, F...... 2001 Len Lilyholm...... 1978 , F...... 2009 Bob Mancini...... 1998 (AC), 1999 (AC) Randy Skarda, D...... 1988 Ken Martel...... 2004 (AC) Wyatt Smith, F...... 1996, 1997 ...... 1997 (AC) Robb Stauber, G...... 1987 Scott Sandelin...... 2005 Ryan Stoa, F...... 2007 ...... 2003 (AC) Jeff Stolp, G...... 1990 Doug Woog ...... 1982 (AC), 1985 Jeff Taffe, F...... 2000, 2001 Barry Tallackson, F...... 2003 Steve Ulseth, F...... 1978, 1979 Blake Wheeler, F...... 2006 Doug Zmolek, D...... 1990 denver’s chris butler michigan tech’s pat mikesch

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The 1998 WCHA All-Star Team in front of Olympic headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland. Coaching Staff: Jeff Sauer, Head Coach; , Assoc. Head Coach; John Hill, Asst. Coach; Tom Serratore, Asst. Coach. Administrative Staff: Bruce McLeod, WCHA Commissioner; Greg Shepherd, WCHA Supervisor of Officials; Doug Spencer, WCHA PR Director; Rob Malnory, Manager; Mike Johnson, Trainer; Dr. Tom Best. WCHA All-Stars: Craig Anderson, UW; Mike Anderson, UM; George Awada, SCSU; Reggie Berg, UM; Curtis Bois, UMD; Adam Calder, UND; Darren Clark, CC; Paul Comrie, DU; Bert Gilling, UMD; Jason Goulet, SCSU; David Hoogsteen, UND; Todd Kidd, DU; Shawn Kurulak, DU; Jay Panzer, UND; Clayton Read, UAA; Tim Rothering, UW; Wyatt Smith, uM; Brian Swanson, CC; Scott Swanson, CC; Doug Teskey, UAA; David Weninger, MTU; Brad Williamson, UND.

1st Period: G1 WCHA - Panzer (unassisted), 7:00; G2 AM - Pouget (Bozon, Richer), PPG, 15:56; G3 AM - Hudson switzerland 1998 (unassisted), 16:37; G4 AM - Penney (Stevens, Simonton), PPG, 17:14; G5 AM - Hynes (Schumacher, Tomlinson), 18:07. 2nd Period: G6 AM - Serikow (Young), 27:55; G7 AM - Tomlinson (Penney, Bozon), 36:12. 3rd Period: G8 he Western Collegiate Hockey Association became the first college hockey conference in WCHA - Smith (M. Anderson, Comrie), 43:00; G9 AM - Pouget (Hynes, Richer), PPG, 48:22; G10 WCHA - Calder history to send an all-star team overseas when a group of outstanding seniors traveled (S. Swanson, Williamson), 53:03; G11 WCHA - Hoogsteen (Smith, S. Swanson), PPG, 55:30; G12 WCHA - Comrie Tto Switzerland in August of 1998 to play in the annual Kolin Cup tournament along with (Calder, Kidd), 56:11. Score by Periods: WCHA 1-0-4 = 6; Adler 4-2-1 = 7. Pen: WCHA 9-26; Adler 14-36. three elite-level European clubs. August 22, 1998 • Herti Stadium, Zug • WCHA All-Stars 5 vs EV Zug 6 Representing all nine conference teams, the 1998 WCHA All-Star contingent was led by WCHA: 1-Doug Teskey, G, UAA; 2-Craig Anderson, D, UW; 3-Bert Gilling, D, UMD; 4-Todd Kidd, D, DU; 5-Shawn Commissioner Bruce M. McLeod and coached by Wisconsin’s Jeff Sauer, who has won more Kurulak, D, DU; 6-Tim Rothering, D, UW; 7-Scott Swanson, D, CC; 8-Brad Williamson, D, UND; 9-Mike Anderson, F, games than any coach in league history. UM; 10-George Awada, F, SCSU; 11-Reggie Berg, F, UM; 12-Curtis Bois, F, UMD; 14-Adam Calder, F, UND; 15-Darren “This is a tremendous development for the WCHA as well as for all of college hockey,” said Clark, F, CC; 16-Paul Comrie, F, DU; 17-Jason Goulet, F, SCSU; 18-David Hoogsteen, F, UND; 19- Jay Panzer, F, UND; McLeod in announcing the trip. “It is the culmination of years of developmental work and will 20-Clayton Read, F, UAA; 21-Wyatt Smith, F, UM; 22-Brian Swanson, F, CC; 30-David Weninger, G, UAA. EV Zug: 5-Patrick Sutter; 6-Thomas Kunzi; 7-Dino Kessler; 9-Jakub Horak; 12-Kevin Todd; 14-Devin Edgerton; provide an exciting new avenue of exposure for our game. The outstanding young men who 15-Matthias Holzer; 16-Daniel Meier; 18-Andre Rotheli; 19-Samuel Villiger; 24-Jurg Eberle; 27-Colin Muller; have been chosen to this team are looking forward to a wonderfully competitive and educa- 28-Patrick Opplinger; 33-Andre Kunzi; 35-Patrick Schopf; 37-Wes Walz; 43-Reto Kobach; 44-Ronnie Rueger; tional experience.” 48-Christoph Brown; 51-Raphael Berger; 57-Stefan Grogg; 77-Sascha Schneider. At the Kolin Cup, hosted by the Swiss towns of Zug and Seewen Aug. 21-23, the WCHA All- 1st Period: G1 WCHA - Panzer (Hoogsteen), PPG, 9:15; G2 EV - Horak (Todd), PPG; 10:20; G3 EV - Kunzi (Sutter, Stars joined EV Zug (1998 Swiss champion), Germany’s Krefeld Penguins (defending tournament Todd), PPG, 19:10. 2nd Period: G4 WCHA - B. Swanson (Clark), 21:58; G5 EV - Rotheli (Walz, Todd), PPG, 30:46; champion) and Germany’s . G6 WCHA - Smith (Comrie), SHG, 34:12. 3rd Period: G7 EV - Todd (Eberle, Kunzi), 40:42; G8 WCHA - Comrie (Gilling), 41:59; G9 EV - Walz (Edgerton, Sutter), PPG, 42:56; G10 WCHA - Smith (Swanson), PPG, 44:26; G11 EV All-Star Team coach Jeff Sauer said, “To be selected to coach the first WCHA All-Star Team is - Edgerton (Schneider), 50:40. Score by Periods: WCHA 1-2-2 = 5; EV 2-1-3 = 6. Pen: WCHA 14-28; EV 14-36. a great honor. We think we’ve put together a team that will represent the league on a first-class SOG: WCHA 13-14-8 = 35; EV 12-11-12 = 35. Saves: Weninger (WCHA), 10-10-9 = 29 (59:20); Shopf (EV), 12- basis and we look forward with great anticipation to the challenge of playing overseas as well 12-6 = 30. PP: WCHA 2-9; EV 4-10. as the positive experience of having players and coaches and staff representing every school traveling and playing together.” August 23, 1998 • Herti Stadium, Zug • WCHA All-Stars 3 vs Krefeld 3 WCHA: 1-Doug Teskey, G, UAA; 2-Craig Anderson, D, UW; 3-Bert Gilling, D, UMD; 4-Todd Kidd, D, DU; 5-Shawn Kurulak, D, DU; 6-Tim Rothering, D, UW; 7-Scott Swanson, D, CC; 8-Brad Williamson, D, UND; 9-Mike Anderson, F, UW; 10-George Awada, F, SCSU; 11-Reggie Berg, F, UM; 12-Curtis Bois, F, UND; 14-Adam Calder, F, UND; 15-Darren Clark, F, CC; 16-Paul Comrie, F, DU; 17-Jason Goulet, F, SCSU; 18-David Hoogsteen, F, UND; 19-Jay Panzer, F, UND; Kolin Cup Game Summaries 20-Clayton Read, F, UAA; 21-Wyatt Smith, F, UM; 22-Brian Swanson, F, CC; 30-David Weninger, G, UAA. Krefeld: 8-Veli-Pekka Kautonen; 10-Martin Hyun; 11-Neil Eisenhut; 13-Andre Kovalev; 14-Mark Pederson; August 21, 1998 • Zingel Stadium, Seewen • WCHA All-Stars 5 vs Adler Mannheim 7 16-Reemt Pyka; 19-Jarson Meyer; 21-Lars Bruggemann; 23-Tommie Hartogs; 24-Marek Stebnicki; 25-Hakan WCHA: 1-Doug Teskey, G, UAA; 2-Craig Anderson, D, UW; 3-Bert Gilling, D, UMD; 4-Todd Kidd, D, DU; 5-Shawn Galiamoutsas; 26-Johnny Walker; 29-Chris Bartolone; 30-Frantisek Frosch; 37-Peri Liimatainen; 38-Vitaly Kurulak, D, DU; 6-Tim Rothering, D, UW; 7-Scott Swanson, D, CC; 8-Brad Williamson, D, UND; 9-Mike Anderson, F, Karamnov; 39-Stephane Barin; 44-John van Kessel; 50-Robert Ouellet; 51-Roger Nordstrom. UM; 10-George Awada, F, SCSU; 11-Reggie Berg, F, UM; 12-Curtis Bois, F, UMD; 14-Adam Calder, F, UND; 15-Darren 1st Period: G1 WCHA - Smith (M. Anderson), 12:43; G2 WCHA - Adam Calder (Jay Panzer), PPG, 16:41. 2nd Clark, F, CC; 16-Paul Comrie, F, DU; 17-Jason Goulet, F, SCSU; 18-David Hoogsteen, F, UND; 19-Jay Panzer, F, UND; Period: G3 WCHA - Smith (Comrie), 22:19; G4 K - Pyka (Bruggemann), 29:14; WCHA changes goalkeepers 20-Clayton Read, F, UAA; 21-Wyatt Smith, C, UM; 22-Brian Swanson, F, CC; 30-David Weninger, G, MTU. - Weninger replaces Teskey at 29:14. 3rd Period: G5 Krefeld - Karamnov (Meyer), 43:51; G6 Krefeld - Ouellet Adler Mannheim: 4-Gord Hynes, D; 7-Christian Lukes, D; 9-Jackson Penney, F; 11-Dave Tomlinson, F; 12-Phill- (Bruggemann), 53:32. Score by Periods: WCHA 2-1-0 = 3; Krefeld 0-1-2 = 3. Pen: WCHA 7-14; Krefeld 5-13. lip Bozon, F; 14-Jan Alston, F; 16-Mike Stevens, F; 18-Jason Young, F; 21-Mike Hudson, F; 23-Dennis Perez, D; SOG: WCHA 7-9-11 = 27; Krefeld 15-16-13 = 44. Saves: Teskey (WCHA), 15-9-x = 24 (29:14); Weninger (WCHA), 24-Alexander Serikow, F; 25-Stephane Richer, F; 26-Christian Pouget, F; 28-Sven Rampf, G; 31-Ron Pasco, F; x-6-11 = 17 (30:46); Nordsstrom (Krefeld) 5-8-11 = 24 (60:00). PP: WCHA 1-1; Krefeld 0-2. 32-Phlipp Schumacher, F; 37-Danny Lorenz, G; 47-Reid Simonton, D.

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the 2000 WCHA All-Star Team pictured in lillehammer, norway. members of the team were: Steve Cygan (UAA), Mike Scott (UAA), Mike Colgan CC), Mark Cullen (CC), Bjorn Engstrom (DU), Kelly Popadynetz (DU), Judd Stauss (DU), Paul Cabana (MTU), Mat Snesrud (MTU), jordan Leopold (UM), John Pohl (UM), Erik Westrum (UM), Derek Derow (UMD), Andy Reierson (UMD), Ben Christopherson (MSU), Jesse Rooney (MSU), Karl Goehring (UND), Bryan Lundbohm (UND), Jeff Panzer (UND), Tyler Arnason (SCSU), Scott Meyer (SCSU), Alex Brooks (UW), Jeff Dessner (UW), Graham Melanson (UW), coach , asst. coach Pat Ford, asst. coach Glenn Kulyk, wcha commissioner Bruce McLeod, wcha asst. commissioner Carol LaBelle, wcha supervisor of officials Greg Shepherd, wcha associate commissioner for public relations Doug Spencer, athletic trainer Erik Rasmussen, manager Rob Malnory, and Dr. Lindsay Harris.

Saves: Melanson (WCHA), 3-8-4 = 15 (60:00); Hoglund (Lillehammer), 15-8-16 = 39 (60:00). Pen: WCHA 9-18; norway 2000 Lillehammer 7-14. PP: WCHA 1-4; Lillehammer 0-5.

n June 20, 2000, WCHA Commissioner Bruce M. McLeod announced the formation of a August 18, 2000 @ Askerhallen, Frisk, Norway • WCHA All-Stars 7 vs Frisk Asker Tigers 1 WCHA Men’s All-Star Team made up of 24 outstanding student-athletes from across the WCHA: 1-Karl Goehring, G, UND; 2-Mat Snesrud, D, MTU; 3-Jordan Leopold, D, UM; 4-Andy Reierson, , UMD; 5-Ben conference and an August tour of Norway. Coached by Denver’s George Gwozdecky, Christopherson, D, MSU; 6-Tyler Arnason, F, SCSU; 7-Erik Westrum, F, UM; 8-Judd Stauss, D, DU; 9-John Pohl, F, UM; O 10-Bryan Lundbohm, F, UND; 11-Paul Cabana, F, MTU; 12-Alex Brooks (a), D, UW; 14-Jesse Rooney, F, MSU; 15-Mark the second-ever WCHA All-Star Team convened in for a short training camp at Cullen, F, CC; 16-Jeff Dessner (a), D, UW; 17-Bjorn Engstrom, F, DU; 18-Steve Cygan, D, UAA; 19-Jeff Panzer (c), F, Mariucci Arena before departing for Norway. UND; 21-Derek Derow, F, UMD; 22-Kelly Popadynetz, F, DU; 23-Mike Colgan, D, CC; 30-Graham Melanson, G, UW; “I am honored to be coaching the WCHA All-Star Team,” said Gwozdecky. “The quality of the 35-Scott Meyer, G, SCSU. Not Dressed: 20-Mike Scott, F, UAA. Frisk-Asker: 2-Jorgen Okland; 9-Christian Johansen; team is outstanding and I am confident that we will represent the WCHA in a first class manner. 11-Mika Kannisto; 12-Chrisitian Dahl Andersen; 16-Rene Sethereng; 17-Thomas Ring; 20-Stian Bernsten; 21-Stian I anticipate that this once in a lifetime opportunity will be another great educational and social Fritzvold; 25-Lars Hakan Andersen; 26-Patrik Ross; 27-Vegard Barlie; 28-Ketil Wold; 29-Anders Bastiansen; 32-Lars Erik experience for everyone involved. This trip is another indication as to why the WCHA continues Lund; 34-Vidar Wold, G; 42-Toringe Meltveit; 66-Thomas Hoyem; 81-Halvor Harstad Evgen, G. 1st Period: G1 - FA, Kannisto (Lund, Meltveit), 8:24. 2nd Period: G2 - WCHA, Snesrud (Derow), 2:11. 3rd Period: G3 - WCHA, Engstrom to be acknowledged nationally as the leader in college hockey.” (unassisted), SHG, 1:47; G4 - WCHA, Lundbohm (Panzer), SHG, 2:55; G5 - WCHA, Rooney (Cullen, Leopold), 3:26; G6 While in Norway, the WCHA All-Star Team played and won three games against elite-level - WCHA, Westrum (Popadynetz), 4:22; G7 - WCHA, Cabana (Panzer), 12:34; G8 - WCHA, Derow (Reierson), 13:06. teams – Lillehammer Hockey Club, Frisk-Asker, and Valerenga IF. Each of the WCHA-member Score by Periods: WCHA 0-1-6 = 7; FA 1-0-0 = 1. SOG: WCHA 15-11-17 = 43; FA 8-8-11 = 27. Saves: Meyer (WCHA), schools were represented with at least two student-athletes – either seniors or juniors-to-be. 7-8-11 = 26 (60:00); Wold (FA), 15-10-11 = 36 (60:00). Pen: WCHA 5-10; FA 4-8. PP: WCHA 0-3; FA 0-4.

August 19, 2000 • @ Ungdomshallen, Oslo, Norway • WCHA All-Stars 10 vs Valerenga IF 2 WCHA: 1-Karl Goehring, G, UND; 2-Mat Snesrud, D, MTU; 3-Jordan Leopold, D, UM; 4-Andy Reierson, D, UMD; Norway Tour Game Summaries 5-Ben Christopherson, D, MSU; 6-Tyler Arnason, F, SCSU; 7-Erik Westrum, F, UM; 8-Judd Stauss, D, DU; 9-John Pohl, F, UM; 10-Bryan Lundbohm, F, UND; 11-Paul Cabana, F, MTU; 12-Alex Brooks (a), D, UW; 14-Jesse Rooney, F, MSU; August 16, 2000 @ Lillehammer, Norway • WCHA All-Stars 5 vs Lillehammer Hockey Club 0 15-Mark Cullen, F, CC; 16-Jeff Dessner (a), D, UW; 17-Bjorn Engstrom, F, DU; 18-Steve Cygan, D, UAA; 19-Jeff Panzer WCHA: 1-Karl Goehring, G, UND; 2-Mat Snesrud, D, MTU; 3-Jordan Leopold, D, UM; 4-Andy Reierson, D, UMD; 5-Ben (c), F, UND; 20-Mike Scott, F, UAA; 21- Derek Derow, F, UMD; 22-Kelly Popadynetz, F, DU; 23-Mike Colgan, D, CC; Christopherson, D, MSU; 7-Erik Westrum, F, UM; 8-Judd Stauss, D, DU; 9-John Pohl, F, UM; 10-Bryan Lundbohm, F, 30-Graham Melanson, G, UW; 35-Scott Meyer, G, SCSU. Valerenga IF: 21-Erik Tveten (a); 23-Hans Abrahamson; UND; 11-Paul Cabana, F, MTU; 12-Alex Brooks (a), D, UW; 14-Jesse Rooney, F, MSU; 15-Mark Cullen, F, SCSU; 16-Jeff 25-Drjan Nilsson; 26-Andre Hoybyhagen; 27-Patrik Englund; 28-Johan Brummer; 29-Henrik Bjorkman; 30-Erik Dessner (a), D, UW; 17-Bjorn Engstrom, F, DU; 18-Steve Cygan, D, UAA; 19-Jeff Panzer (c), F, UND; 20-Mike Scott, F, Ryman; 31-Tommy Lund, G; 32-Christian Thygesen; 33-Oystein Olsen; 34-Niklas Barklund; 35-Atle Olsen (c); 40- UAA; 21-Derek Derow, F, UMD; 22-Kelly Popadynetz, F, DU; 23-Mike Colgan, D, CC; 30-Graham Melanson, G, UW; Alexander Betsikokos, G; 42-Tommy Marthinsen; 43-Tom Ivar Thompson; 46-Kjell Nygard; 47-Kim Frydenberg. 35-Scott Meyer, G, SCSU. Not Dressed: 6-Tyler Arnason, F, SCSU. Lillehammer: 1-Bengt Hoglund, G; 4-Anders 1st Period: G1 - WCHA, Scott (Derow, Engstrom), 1:07; G2 - VIF, Hoybyhagen (Olsen, Abrahamson), PPG, 4:14; Hage, D; 6-Niklas Nordqvist, D; 7-Lars Moe; 9-Morien Strangstad (c), F; 12-Ola Jollainvessen; 13-Magnus Schantz; G3 - WCHA, Rooney (Westrum), 6:21; G4 - WCHA, Cullen (Westrum, Leopold), PPG, 19:58. 2nd Period: G5 - VIF, 14-Jon Erik Olsen; 15-Marius Odne; 16-Ole Morten Magnussen; 18-Knut Henrik Spetz; 19-Dan Remi Tangnes; 20- Englund (Olsen), PPG, 2:24; G6 - WCHA, Lundbohm (Dessner), PPG, 6:30; G7 - WCHA, Popadynetz (Goehring), Marius Koldre; 21-Ronny Reichenberg, F; 24-Per Olav Skarpjordet (a); 26-Niklas Silen; 27-Svein Magnus Melgaard; 7:03; G8 - WCHA, Pohl (Dessner, Westrum), PPG, 15:19. 3rd Period: G9 - WCHA, Cygan (Cullen), 0:56; G10 - WCHA, 37-Tommy Andersen, F; 33-Pal Tyrom, G; 72-Erik Haugom; 77-Timo Laituri (a). 1st Period: G1 - WCHA, Cullen Cabana (Lundbohm, Panzer), 3:10; G11 - WCHA, Cullen (Pohl, Brooks), 8:09; G12 - WCHA, Arnason (Derow), 19:26. (Rooney, Cygan), 12:51. 2nd Period: G2 - WCHA, Cabana (Westrum, Christopherson), 7:57; G3 - WCHA, Stauss Score by Periods: WCHA 3-3-4 = 10; VIF 1-1-0 = 2. SOG: WCHA 17-13-10 = 40 ; VIF 7- 9-9 = 25. Saves: Goehring (unassisted), 16:07. 3rd Period: G4 - WCHA, Leopold (Pohl), 4:15; G5 - WCHA, Leopold (unassisted), PPG, 10:40. (WCHA), 6-8-9 = 23 (60:00); Betsikokos (VIF), 14-5-x = 19 (30:02); Lund (VIF), x-5-6 = 11 (29:58). Pen: WCHA 16-32; Score by Periods: WCHA 1-2-2 = 5; Lillehammer 0-0-0 = 0. SOG: WCHA 16-10-18 = 44; Lillehammer 3- 8-4 = 15. VIF 15-53. PP: WCHA 3-9; VIF 2-11. 188 2009-10 wcha men’s yearbook wcha & the

Former UAA Standout Curtis GlencrosS 189 2009-10 wcha men’s yearbook The NHL & The WCHA wcha’s all-time nhl player list tops 400 RECORD 96 wcha alums play in national hockey

he list of conference alumni who have played in the since the league during Most Recent 2008-09 season Western Collegiate Hockey Association’s founding in 1951 now tops 400 and includes A record total of 96 WCHA-member team alumni saw game action in the National Hockey League during the Tmore than 50 players who have played more than 500 NHL games, more than 50 who most recent 2008-09 regular season. All 10 current WCHA-member teams had at least two alums in the NHL. have totalled more than 200 NHL points, eight goaltenders who have logged more than 10,000 minutes, and seven netminders who have won more than 100 NHL games. The list also includes Rk Player, Team Pos GP G A Pts WCHA Team 5 Zach Parise, NJD L 82 45 49 94 UND more than 700 conference players who have been drafted by NHL teams over the years. 34 Dany Heatley, OTT L 82 39 33 72 UW In the most recent 2008-09 NHL season, a record total of 96 WCHA alums saw playing time 41 Jonathan Toews, CHI C 82 34 35 69 UND during the regular season while in 2007-08, 91 conference alums were listed on NHL-member 51 , BUF L 73 40 24 64 UM 54 Jason Blake, TOR L 78 25 38 63 UND team rosters. 55 , NJD C 82 20 42 62 UND A few of the WCHA alums currently playing in the NHL include the likes of Zach Parise, 59 Philip Kessel, BOS C 70 36 24 60 UM Jason Blake, Paul Stastny, Jordan Leopold, Jonathan Toews, Andy Sutton, Dany Heatley, Brian 69 Joe Pavelski, SJS C 80 25 34 59 UW 72 Brian Rafalski, DET D 78 10 49 59 UW Rafalski, Keith Ballard, David Backes, , Steven Reinprecht, Ryan Malone, Matt 85 David Backes, STL R 82 31 23 54 MSU Carle, Mark Parrish, Matt Niskanen, Phil Kessel, Matt Cullen, Tom Gilbert, Blake Wheeler, Jarkko 135 Ryan Malone, TBL L 70 26 19 45 SCSU Ruutu, Paul Martin, Thomas Vanek, Mark Stuart, Joe Pavelski, Curtis Glencross, Tom Preissing, 138 Blake Wheeler, BOS R 81 21 24 45 UM 140 Drew Stafford, BUF R 79 20 25 45 UND Duvie Westcott, , Ryan Suter and Erik Johnson. 145 Ryan Suter, NSH D 82 7 38 45 UW The long list of retired NHL stars with WCHA roots include the likes of Tony Esposito, Lou 146 Tom Gilbert, EDM D 82 5 40 45 UW Angotti, Bill Masterton, Gordon ‘Red’ Berenson, Glenn Anderson, Bill ‘Red’ Hay, Peter McNab, 154 Matt Cullen, CAR C 69 22 21 43 SCSU 174 Steven Reinprecht, PHX C 73 14 27 41 UW Reed Larson, Keith Magnuson, Lou Nanne, Dave Christian, Glenn ‘Chico’ Resch, Curt Giles, Doug 179 , CGY L 58 21 19 40 UW Lidster, Neal Broten, Mark Johnson and Brett Hull. 184 Curtis Glencross, CGY L 74 13 27 40 UAA 190 Kyle Okposo, NYI R 65 18 21 39 UM 194 T.J. Oshie, STL C 57 14 25 39 UND 213 Paul Stastny, COL C 45 11 25 36 DU 220 Matt Niskanen, DAL D 80 6 29 35 UMD 225 Keith Ballard, FLA D 82 6 28 34 UM 233 Paul Martin, NJD D 73 5 28 33 UM 296 Matt Carle, PHI, TBL D 76 5 21 26 DU 313 Jordan Leopold, CGY, COL D 83 7 17 24 UM 315 Mike Commodore, CBJ D 81 5 19 24 UND 323 Mason Raymond, VAN L 72 11 12 23 UMD 329 Jeff Finger, TOR D 66 6 17 23 SCSU 341 Tyler Arnason, COL C 71 5 17 22 SCSU 345 Brad Winchester, STL L 64 13 8 21 UW 349 Jarkko Ruutu, OTT L 78 7 14 21 MTU 363 Kyle Turris, PHX C 63 8 12 20 UW 367 Alex Goligoski, PIT D 45 6 14 20 UM 403 Mark Stuart, BOS D 82 5 12 17 CC 427 Matt Pettinger, TBL L 59 8 7 15 DU 452 Matt Greene, LAK D 82 2 12 14 UND 454 Mark Parrish, DAL R 44 8 5 13 SCSU 466 Chris Conner, DAL R 38 3 10 13 MTU 467 Brian Lee, OTT D 53 2 11 13 UND 475 Ryan Bayda, CAR L 70 5 7 12 UND 477 Tim Jackman, NYI R 69 5 7 12 MSU 501 Toby Petersen, DAL C 57 4 7 11 CC 527 Andy Sutton, NYI D 23 2 8 10 MTU 531 Adam Burish, CHI R 66 6 3 9 UW 535 Joseph Crabb, ATL R 29 4 5 9 CC 545 Ryan Carter, ANA C 48 3 6 9 MSU 546 David Hale, PHX D 48 3 6 9 UND 548 Ryan Johnson, VAN C 62 2 7 9 UND 554 Colin Stuart, ATL L 33 5 3 8 CC 557 Landon Wilson, DAL R 27 2 6 8 UND 569 Tom Preissing, LAK D 22 3 4 7 CC 599 Chris Butler, BUF D 47 2 4 6 DU North Dakota alum Zach Parise Former Denver Player Paul Stastny 601 Bret Hedican, ANA D 51 1 5 6 SCSU 603 Jack Hillen, NYI D 40 1 5 6 CC 631 Steve Wagner, STL D 22 2 2 4 MSU 643 Andreas Nodl, PHI R 38 1 3 4 SCSU Zach Parise tops list of best U.S.-born players in 2009 653 Matt Smaby, TBL D 43 0 4 4 UND 672 Craig Weller, MIN R 36 1 2 3 UMD 674 Jonathon Kalinski, PHI L 12 1 2 3 MSU at nhl.com; FOUR WCHA ALums Included 682 Davis Drewiske, LAK D 17 0 3 3 UW 683 , TBL D 11 0 3 3 CC by Mike G. Morreale, NHL.com Staff Writer 687 Ryan Potulny, EDM C 8 0 3 3 UM August 4, 2009 – Americans might have to take a back seat to the Canadians when it comes to producing NHL 709 Jeff Taffe, PIT L 8 0 2 2 UM All-Stars, but the United States has made great strides in recent years with the influx of stellar young talent 728 Tim Stapleton, TOR R 4 1 0 1 UMD taking the League by storm. 736 Brett Sterling, ATL L 6 1 0 1 CC Of the 34 players invited to attend the U.S. Olympic men’s orientation camp this summer, 12 are 24 or 744 Joseph Motzko, ATL R 6 1 0 1 SCSU younger. Many of those players hope to follow in the footsteps of players like Brett Hull, , Mike 747 Jack Skille, CHI R 8 1 0 1 UW Modano and . 755 John Scott, MIN D 20 0 1 1 MTU 756 , ATL, CBJ D 7 0 1 1 MTU With that in mind, there’s no better time for NHL.com to take a stab at naming the top 10 American-born 765 Brandon Bochenski, TBL R 7 0 1 1 UND players in the game today: 775 Brian Salcido, ANA D 2 0 1 1 CC 1. Zach Parise, F, (UND). Parise was a big reason the Devils won the Atlantic Division in 2008-09. 777 Tim Conboy, CAR D 28 0 1 1 SCSU He ranked third in the League in goals (45), fifth in points (94), tied for first in OT goals (3) and tied for seventh 797 Geoff Kinrade, TBL R 1 0 0 0 MTU inGWGs (8) while setting a team record for shots in a season (364). The 2009 All-Star also is regarded as one of 801 Chris Chelios, DET D 28 0 0 0 UW the NHL’s finest defensive forwards, accruing 65 hits, 34 takeaways and a career-best plus-30 rating. 810 Brett Skinner, NYI D 11 0 0 0 DU 2. Tim Thomas, G, Boston. 811 Barry Tallackson, NJD R 4 0 0 0 UM 814 Nate Raduns, PHI R 1 0 0 0 SCSU 3. Patrick Kane, F, . 817 Jason Garrison, FLA D 1 0 0 0 UMD 4. Ryan Miller, G, Buffalo. 821 , COL C 4 0 0 0 SCSU 5. Brian Rafalski, D, Detroit (UW). Rafalski finished with career highs in assists (49) and points (59) in 78 822 Connor James, PIT L 1 0 0 0 DU games in 2008-09. He averaged 23:10 of ice time per game and finished with a +17 rating, mostly playing 826 Jay Beagle, WSH C 3 0 0 0 UAA alongside Nicklas Lidstrom. Rafalski, who has never finished a season with a negative +/-rating, has produced 827 Taylor Chorney, EDM D 2 0 0 0 UND 425 points in 692 career games in nine NHL seasons. 828 Derek Peltier, COL D 11 0 0 0 UM 6. Mike Komisarek, D, Toronto. 832 Jacob Dowell, CHI C 1 0 0 0 UW 841 Andrew Gordon, WSH R 1 0 0 0 SCSU 7. , F, New Jersey. 857 Casey Borer, CAR D 3 0 0 0 SCSU 8. Phil Kessel, F, Boston (UM). In his third NHL season, Kessel established career highs in goals (36), assists 861 Andy Wozniewski, STL D 1 0 0 0 UW (24) and points (60) in 70 games, becoming the Bruins’ first 30- scorer since 2005-06. He also had the longest 877 Kris Chucko, CGY R 2 0 0 0 UM point-scoring streak in the NHL last season at 18 consecutive games (Nov. 13 thru Dec. 21 (14g, 28pts). HE also 881 Aaron MacKenzie, COL D 5 0 0 0 DU had 6-5–11 in 11 playoff games. Goaltenders 9. Dustin Brown, F, . Rk Player, Team GP W-L-OT GAA Sv Sv% Min WCHA Team 10. Paul Stastny, F, Colorado (DU). The son of Hall of Famer Peter Stastny missed 37 games due to a fractured 35 Brian Elliott, OTT 31 16-8-3 2.77 709 .902 1667 UW 58 Curtis Joseph, TOR 21 5-9-1 3.57 333 .869 841 UW arm and foot last season after posting 70-plus points in each of his first two seasons. He still managed 36 points 78 Wade Dubielewicz, CBJ 3 1-2-0 3.55 67 .870 169 DU in 45 games in 2008-09 and has 63-122–185 in 193 career games. With dual citizenship (U.S. and Canada), 79 Curtis McElhinney, CGY 14 1-6-1 3.59 249 .889 518 CC Stastny has opted to play for the United States in international competitions. 82 Peter Mannino, NYI 3 1-1-0 4.51 77 .885 133 DU

190 2009-10 wcha men’s yearbook The NHL & The WCHA wcha alums as NHL winners

Since the WCHA’s founding in 1951, some 45 former league players and coaches have been part of Stanley Cup-winning teams in the NHL. Following, in alpha- betical order, is the WCHA’s list of Stanley Cup winners: Glenn Anderson (DU), F, Edmonton (1984-85-87-88-90), NY Rangers (1994); (DU coach), F, Montreal (1959-60-65-66-67-69); Ed Belfour (UND), G, Dallas (1999); Gordon ‘Red’ Berenson (Michigan), F, Montreal (1965); Brad Bombardir (UND), D, New Jersey (2000); Neal Broten (UM), F, New Jersey (1995); Ryan Carter (MSU), F, Anaheim (2007); Jay Caufield (UND), F, Pittsburgh (1991-92); Chris Chelios (UW), D, Montreal (1986), Detroit (2002, 2008); Tom Chorske (UM), F, New Jersey (1995); Ben Clymer (UM), F, Tampa Bay (2004); Mike Commodore (UND), D, Carolina (2006); Matt Cullen (SCSU), F, Carolina (2006); (NMU), F, Detroit (2008); Bruce Driver (UW), D, New Jersey (1995); Brian Engb- Stanley Cup Winners Chris Chelios (Left) and Brian Rafalski (Right) lom (UW), D, Montreal (1977-78-79); Tony Esposito (MTU), G, Montreal (1969); Alex Goligoski (UM), D, Pittsburgh (2009); Mark Hartigan (SCSU), F, Anaheim (2007) & Detroit (2008); Bill ‘Red’ Hay (CC), F, Chicago (1961); Bret Hedican (SCSU), D, Carolina (2006); Sean Hill (UW), D, Montreal (1993); Tony Hrkac (UND), F, Dallas (1999); Brett Hull (UMD), F, Dallas (1999), Detroit (2002); Bob Johnson (UM player, CC & UW coach), Pittsburgh (Coach) (1991-92); Tom Kurvers (UMD), D, Montreal (1986); Dave Langevin (UMD), D, NY Islanders (1980-81-82-83); Doug Lidster (CC), D, NY Rangers (1994), Dallas (1999); Bob Lorimer (MTU), F, NY Islanders (1981); Craig Ludwig (UND), D, Montreal (1986), Dallas (1999); Dave Maley (UW), F, Montreal (1986); Randy McKay (MTU), F, New Jersey (1995, 2000); (SCSU), F, Anaheim (2007); (UND), F, Colorado (1996); Craig Patrick (DU, F), Pittsburgh (VP/General Manager) (1991-92); Frank Pietrangelo (UM), G, Pittsburgh (1991); Derek Plante (UMD), F, Dallas (1999); Shjon Podein (UMD), F, Colorado (2001); Brian Rafalski (UW), D, New Jersey (2000-03) & Detroit (2008); Glenn ‘Chico’ Resch (UMD), G, NY Islanders (1980-81); Steve Reinprecht (UW), F, Colorado (2001); Mike Richter (UW), G, NY Rang- ers (1994); Geoff Smith (UND), F, Edmonton (1990); Paul Stanton (UW), D, Pittsburgh (1991-92); Gary Suter (UW), D, Calgary (1989). nhl trophy winners from the wcha

Hart Memorial Trophy: 1991 - Brett Hull, StL (UMD). William M. Jennings Trophy: 1986 - , Phi (UND). 1991 - Ed Belfour, Chi (UND). 1993 - Ed Belfour, Chi (UND). 1995 - Ed Belfour, Chi (UND). 1999 - Ed Belfour, Dal (UND). Bill Masterton Memorial Award: 1982 - Glenn Resch, Col (UMD). 1997 - Tony Granato, SJ (UW); 2007 - Phil Kessel, Bos (UM). 2008 - Jason Blake, Tor (UND). Lady Byng Memorial Trophy: 1990 - Brett Hull, StL (UMD). King Clancy Memorial Trophy: 1993 - Dave Poulin, Bos (Notre Dame). 2000 - Curtis Joseph, Tor (UW). 2001 - Shjon Podein, Col (UMD). : 1970 - Tony Esposito, Chi (MTU). 1972 - Tony Esposito, Chi (MTU). 1974 - Tony Esposito, Chi (MTU). 1991 - Ed Belfour, Chi (UND). 1993 - Ed Belfour, Chi (UND). 1996 - Jim Carey, Wsh (UW). : 1960 - Bill ‘Red‘ Hay, Chi (CC). 1970 - Tony Esposito, Chi (MTU). 1986 - Gary Suter, Cgy (UW); 1991 - Ed Belfour, Chi (UND). 2002 - Dany Heatley, Atl (UW). Frank J. Selke Trophy: 1986 - Troy Murray, Chi (UND). 1987 - Dave Poulin, Phi (Notre Dame). James Norris Memorial Trophy: 1989 - Chris Chelios, Mtl (UW). 1993 - Chris Chelios, Chi (UW). 1996 - Chris Chelios, Chi (UW). : 1977 - (DU); John Mariucci (UM). 1986 -John MacInnes (MTU). 1988 - Bob Johnson (UM-CC-UW). 1989 - Lou Nanne (UM). 1992 - Art Berglund (CC). 1995 - Brian Mullen (UW). 1998 - Neal Broten (UM); John Mayasich (UM). 2000 - Craig Patrick (DU). 2002 - Herb Brooks (UM). 2006 - (Michigan); Reed Larson (UM); (UM). Lester B. Pearson Award: 1991 - Brett Hull, StL (UMD). Jack Adams Award: 1981 - Red Berenson, StL (Michigan). NHL All-Star Teams: 1969-70: Tony Esposito, G, Chi (MTU). 1971-72: Tony Esposito, G, Chi (MTU). 1972-73: Tony Esposito, G, Chi (2) (MTU). 1973-74: Tony Esposito, G, Chi (2) (MTU). 1975-76: Glenn Resch, G, NYI (2) (UMD). 1978-79: Glenn Resch, G, NYI (2) (UMD). 1979-80: Tony Esposito, G, Chi (MTU). 1981-82: , D, Mtl (2) (UW). 1987-88: Gary Suter, D, Cgy (2) (UW). 1988-89: Chris Chelios, D, Mtl (UW). 1989-90: Brett Hull, F, StL (UMD). 1990-91: Ed Belfour, G, Chi (UND); Brett Hull, F, StL (UMD); Chris Chelios, D, Chi (2) (UW). 1991-92: Brett Hull, F, StL (UMD). 1992-93: Ed Belfour, G, Chi (UND); Chris Chelios, D, Chi (UW). 1994-95: Chris Chelios, D, Chi (UW); Ed Belfour, G, Chi (2) (UND). 1995-96: Jim Carey, G, Wsh (UW); Chris Chelios, D, Chi (UW). 1996-97: Chris Chelios, D, Chi (2) (UW). 2001-02: Chris Chelios, D, Det (UW). 2005-06: Dany Heatley, F, Ott (2) (UW). 2006-07: Dany Heatley, F, Ott (UW); Thomas Vanek, F, Buf (2) (UM). 2008-09: Zach Parise, F, NJ (2) (UND). NHL All-Star Game MVPs: 1992 - Brett Hull, F, StL (UMD). 1994 - Mike Richter, G, NYR (UW). 2003 - Dany Heatley, F, Atl (UW). top: minnesota state Alum ryan carter hoists the stanley cup. Carter NHL All-Rookie Teams: 1984-85: Chris Chelios, D, Mtl (UW). 1985-86: Gary Suter, D, Cgy (UW). 1988-89: Tony Granato, won with anaheim in 2007. Center: former sCSU standouts mark F, NYR (UW). 1990-91: Ed Belfour, G, Chi (UND). 1994-95: Jim Carey, G, Wsh (UW). 1999-2000: Brian Rafalski, D, NJ (UW). parrish (left) and bret Hedican (right) won the stanley cup with 2001-02: Dany Heatley, F, Atl (UW). 2002-03: Tyler Arnason, F, Chi (SCSU). 2003-04: Ryan Malone, F, Pit (SCSU). 2006-07: carolina in 2006. Above: former cC standout doug lidster won a Paul Stastny, F, Col (DU); Matt Carle, D, SJ (DU). 2007-08: Tom Gilbert, D, Edm (UW); Jonathan Toews, F, Chi (UND). stanley cup championship with the . 191 2009-10 wcha men’s yearbook The NHL & The WCHA national hockey league draft selections From the WCHA

ince it’s founding in 1951-52, the Western Collegiate Hockey Association has had more than 750 players drafted by National Hockey League member teams. Most recently 25 The wcha’s first Round NHL Draft Selections Splayers with ties to the WCHA – either as member team returnees or incoming freshmen – were chosen in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft, conducted June 26-27 in Montreal, Que. Year: Name, WCHA (Selection, NHL). Included in the 2009 total of 25 draftees were four first rounders in defenseman , 1968: John Marks, UND (No. 9, Chicago). 1976: David Shand, Michi- a recruit taken by the at No. 16 overall, defenseman gan (No. 8, Atlanta). 1979: Mike Ramsey, UM (No. 11, Buffalo). 1980: , a Colorado College recruit chosen by Columbus at No. 21 overall, current Golden Mike Blaisdell, UW (No. 11, Detroit). 1981: James Patrick, UND (No. 9, Gophers forward Justin Schroeder, the 2008-09 WCHA Rookie of the Year who was selected by NY Rangers). 1982: Patrick Flatley, UW (No. 21, NY Islanders). 1983: Vancouver at No. 22, and defenseman , a University of Minnesota Duluth recruit David Jensen, UM (No. 20, Hartford). 1984: Craig Redmond, Denver who was drafted by Chicago at No. 28. Chosen in Round Two of the 2009 NHL Entry Draft were (No. 6, Los Angeles). 1985: Tom Chorske, UM (No. 16, Montreal). forward , a UM recruit taken by Nashville at No. 41 overall, and two University 1986: George Pelawa, UND (No. 16, Calgary). 1989: Doug Zmolek, of Denver incoming recruits in defenseman William Wrenn, taken by San Jose at No. 43 and UM (No. 7, Minnesota/Dallas), Jason Herter, UND (No. 8, Vancouver). 1993: Landon Wilson, UND (No. 19, Toronto). 1996: Erik Rasmus- forward , chosen by Florida at No. 44. erik johnson • um The WCHA has now had 16 first round NHL Draft picks in the past four seasons alone. sen, UM (No. 7, Buffalo). 1999: , UW (No. 16, Carolina). The first player drafted from a U.S. collegiate program was Michigan Tech’s Al Karlander in 2000: Dany Heatley, UW (No. 2, Atlanta), David Hale, UND (No. 22, 1967. The first college hockey player selected in the first round of the annual NHL Draft was New Jersey), Jeff Taffe, UM (No. 30, St. Louis). 2002: Keith Ballard, UM (No. 11, Buffalo). 2003: North Dakota’s John Marks in 1968. Thomas Vanek, UM (No. 5, Buffalo), Ryan Suter, UW (No. 7, Nashville); Zach Parise, UND (No. 17, New Jersey), Mark Stuart, Colorado College (No. 21, Boston). 2004: Drew Stafford, UND (No. 13, Buffalo), Travis Zajac, UND (No. 20, New Jersey), Kris Chucko, UM (No. 24, Calgary). 2005:

Year Name Team Rd/Pk Jack Skille, UW (No. 7, Chicago), Brian Lee, UND (No. 9, Ottawa), T.J. Oshie, UND (No. 24, St. Alaska Anchorage 1978 Dave Feamster CHI 6/96 Louis), Joe Finley, UND (No. 27, Washington), Matt Niskanen, UMD (No. 28, Dallas). 2006: Erik Year Name Team Rd/Pk 1978 Glenn Van CHI 10/164 Johnson, UM (No. 1, St. Louis), Jonathan Toews, UND (No. 3, Chicago), Phil Kessel, UM (No. 5, 1984 Mike Peluso* NJ 10/190 1980 Doug Lidster VAN 6/133 1985 Mike Cusack* PHL 8/168 1980 Peter Lindgren STL 9/180 Boston), Kyle Okposo, UM (No. 7, NY Islanders), David Fischer, UM (No. 20, Montreal). 2007: 1986 Chris LeVasseur* WSH S/24 1981 Colin Chisholm BUF 3/60 Kyle Turris, UW recruit (No. 3, Phoenix), Ryan McDonagh, UW recruit (No. 12, Montreal); Patrick 1987 Bryan Herring* MTL 12/248 1981 Scott Ferguson MTL 9/187 1987 Mike Hiltner* QUE S/17 1983 Marty Ketola PIT 9/163 White, UM recruit (No. 25, Vancouver); Brendan Smith, UW recruit (No. 27, Detroit); Jim O’Brien, 1989 Jeff Batters* STL 7/135 1984 Doug Wieck NYI 4/70 UM (No. 29, Ottawa). 2008: Joe Colborne, F, DU recruit (No. 16, Boston); Jake Gardiner, D, UW 1989 Paul Krake QUE 8/148 1984 Scott Schneider WPG 5/93 1990 Keith Morris WPG 12/245 1984 Jim Wilharm NYI 6/125 recruit (No. 17, Anaheim). 2009: Nick Leddy, D, UM recruit (No. 16, Minnesota); John Moore, 1991 Dean Larson* CGY S/25 1984 Gord Whitaker WPG 9/177 D, CC recruit (No. 21, Columbus); Justin Schroeder, F, UM (No. 22, Vancouver); Dylan Olsen, D, 1991 Shaun Gravistin HFD S/15 1984 Doug Clarke VAN 11/219 1993 Martin Bakula EDM 8/189 1985 Brent Mowery WPG 7/144 UMD recruit (No. 28, Chicago). 1993 Chris Davis BUF 10/246 1986 Mark Olsen CGY 8/163 1997 Pete Brady VAN 9/227 1986 Trevor Pochipinski LA 9/170 1999 Matt Shasby MTL 5/150 1986 Cal Brown HFD 11/221 2004 Luke Beaverson FLA 9/283 1986 Doug Kirton NJ 12/236 Year Name Team Rd/Pk Year Name Team Rd/Pk 2004 Nils Backstrom DET 9/290 1986 Rob Doyle DET S/6 1976 Cal Sandback CAL 5/79 2006 Keith Seabrook WSH 2/52 2009 Spencer Bennett CGY 5/141 1987 Rick Boh MIN S/9 1976 Jim Bales STL 13/132 2006 Rhett Rakhshani NYI 4/100 1988 Chic Pojar CHI 8/155 1977 Doug Berry NJ 3/38 2006 Tyler Ruegsegger TOR 6/166 1988 Jody Praznik DET 9/185 1977 Perry Schnarr WSH 6/93 2006 Marc Cheverie FLA 7/193 Colorado College 1988 Tim Budy NJ S/17 1978 Paul Messier COL 3/41 2006 Jesse Martin ATL 7/195 Year Name Team Rd/Pk 1988 Chris Venkus WSH 11/225 1978 Vince Magnan WSH 6/88 2007 John Lee FLA 5/131 1969 Dale Yutsyk STL 6/70 1990 Denis Casey PIT 6/110 1978 Paul Hogan WSH 12/187 2008 Joe Colborne BOS 1/16 1969 Bob Collyard STL 7/73 1990 R.J. Enga NYI 10/195 1979 Glenn Anderson EDM 4/69 2008 Matt Donovan NYI 4/96 1970 Bob Winograd STL 9/108 1990 Greg Hagen PIT 11/205 1979 Glenn Johnson ATL 6/117 2008 TBL 7/203 1974 Eddie Mio CHI 7/124 1990 Brian Bruininks PIT 12/236 1980 Ken Berry VAN 6/112 2009 William Wren SJ 2/43 1974 Jim Warner NYR 23/245 1991 Chris Hynnes QUE S/8 1980 Bill Stewart MIN 7/142 2009 Drew Shore FLA 2/44 1975 Greg Smith CAL 4/57 1992 Colin Schmidt EDM 8/190 1980 Scott Robinson MTL 10/208 2009 Paul Phillips CHI 7/195 1975 Dean Magee MIN 8/130 1992 Ryan Bach DET 11/262 1982 Kevin Dineen HFD 3/56 1975 Dave Hanson DET 11/176 1993 Judd Lambert NJ 9/221 1982 Tom Martin WPG 4/74 1976 Dave Delich MIN 7/111 1993 Kent Fearns HFD S/6 1982 Tom Allen PHL 10/203 1977 Mike Reilly MTL 8/140 Michigan 1994 Brian Swanson SJ 5/115 1982 Grant Dion EDM 10/209 Year Name Team Rd/Pk 1977 Curt Christofferson ATL 5/82 1994 Calvin Elfring QUE 7/165 1984 Craig Redmond LA 1/6 1969 Bernie Gagnon STL 3/30 1995 Stewart Bodtker VAN 7/170 1984 Dave Hanson PHL 4/79 1973 Angie Moretto CAL 11/160 1995 Jason Cugnet VAN 9/222 1985 Dan Brooks STL 5/100 1973 Greg Fox ATL 11/162 1995 Scott Swanson WSH 9/225 1985 Ed Cristofoli MTL 7/142 1974 Don Dufek DET 6/99 1998 Paul Manning CGY 3/62 1985 Jeff Perpich MTL 11/218 1974 Tom Lindskog ATL 8/135 1998 Justin Morrison VAN 3/81 1985 Bruce Hill HFD 12/236 1975 Pat Hughes MTL 3/52 1998 Toby Petersen PIT 9/244 1986 Derek Mayer DET 3/43 1975 Gary Morrison PHL 5/90 1999 Chris Hartsburg NJ 7/214 1986 Eric Murano VAN 5/91 1975 Doug Lindskog STL 7/117 1999 Noah Clarke LA 9/250 1986 Scott Mathias MIN 8/159 1976 David Shand ATL 1/8 2000 Mike Stuart NSH 5/137 1986 Chris Olson BOS S/1 1976 Dave Debol CHI 4/63 2000 Joe Cullen EDM 7/211 1986 Glen Engevik NJ S/13 1976 Rob Palmer LA 5/85 2001 Richard Petiot LA 4/116 1986 Jeff Lamb PIT S/17 1976 Dan Hoene STL 11/128 2001 Colin Stuart ATL 5/135 1986 Dave Gourlie VAN S/22 1977 Mark Miller NYR 12/171 2001 Scott Polaski PHX 6/180 1987 Don McLennan WPG 4/79 1978 Dean Turner NYR 3/44 2002 Curtis McElhinney CGY 6/176 1987 Marc Rousseau HFD 5/102 1978 John Olver COL 7/125 2002 Joey Crabb NYR 7/226 1987 Daryn McBride PIT 10/194 1978 Doug Todd ATL 9/148 2003 Mark Stuart BOS 1/21 1987 Dave Shields MIN 12/235 1978 Dan Lerg STL 10/170 2003 Brett Sterling ATL 5/145 1988 Ken MacArthur MIN 8/148 1978 Rod Pacholzuk WSH 13/202 2003 Matt Zaba LA 3/231 1988 Brett Petersen CGY 9/189 1978 Jeff Mars MTL 13/212 2003 Brady Greco TBL 8/256 1989 Ryan O’Leary CGY 4/84 1980 Murray Eaves WPG 3/44 2004 Scott McCulloch CHI 6/165 1989 Bryan Schoen MIN 5/91 1980 Paul Fricker HFD 9/176 2005 Brian Salcido ANA 5/141 1989 Mike Markovich PIT 6/121 1980 Brian Lundberg PIT 9/177 2005 Kris Fredheim VAN 6/185 1989 Brad Podiak WPG 11/214 1980 Dave Richter MIN 10/205 2005 Chad Rau TOR 7/228 1989 Rick Berens QUE S/6 2006 Richard Bachman DAL 4/120 1990 Erik Andersson LA 6/112 2007 Bill Sweatt CHI 2/38 1991 Chris Kenady STL 8/175 Michigan State 2008 Scott Winkler DAL 3/89 1991 Paul Koch QUE 10/200 Year Name Team Rd/Pk 2009 John Moore CMB 121 1992 Chris Burns SJ 9/195 1970 Bob Boyd DET 8/100 1992 Brian Konowalchuk SJ S/3 1973 Norm Barnes PHL 9/122 1996 Stephen Wagner STL 6/159 1973 Jack Johnson CHI 9/140 Denver 1997 Erik Andersson CGY 3/70 1974 Steve Colp CHI 9/158 Year Name Team Rd/Pk 1997 Antti Laaksonen BOS 8/191 1975 Gary Carr BOS 7/122 1966 Brian Morenz CHI 4/21 1997 Paul Comrie TBL 9/224 1976 Paul Klusinski PHI 6/107 1969 Lynn Powis MTL 6/68 1999 Jesse Cook CGY 5/153 1977 Jeff Barr MIN 7/110 1970 Jack Taggart STL 7/85 1999 Greg Barber BOS 7/202 1978 Jeff Brubaker BOS 6/102 1970 Ed Hays DET 7/95 2000 Matt Pettinger WSH 2/43 1980 Ken Leiter NYI 5/101 1970 Mike Lampman STL 10/111 2000 Ryan Caldwell NYI 7/202 1980 Mark Hamway NYI 7/143 1971 Joe Noris PIT 3/32 2000 Adam Berkhoel CHI 8/240 1971 Vic Venasky LA 3/34 2002 Brett Skinner VAN 3/68 1971 Mike Busniuk MTL 5/67 2002 Glenn Fisher EDM 5/148 1972 Bob Krieger DET 3/42 2002 Connor James LA 9/279 1972 Tom Peluso CHI 4/61 2003 Matthew Carle SJ 2/47 1972 Peter McNab BUF 6/85 2004 Geoff Paukovich EDM 2/57 1972 Rob Palmer CHI 6/93 2004 Brian Gifford PIT 3/85 1973 Bob Young BUF 7/108 2004 J.D. Corbin COL 8/249 1973 Mitch Brandt DET 10/155 2005 Paul Stastny COL 2/44 1974 Bruce Affleck CAL 2/21 2005 T.J. Fast LA 2/60 1974 Pete LoPresti MIN 3/42 2005 Chris Butler BUF 4/96 1974 Lindsay Thomson LA 12/197 2005 Andrew Thomas WSH 4/109 2006 nhl first rounder jack skille 1975 Lex Hudson PIT 12/196 2005 Matt Glasser EDM 7/220 192

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