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Colorado College Hockey COLORADO COLLEGE HOCKEY 2020-21 GAME NOTES TWO-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONS / NINE-TIME CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS Athletics Communications Contact: Jerry Cross | email: [email protected] | office: 719-389-6755 | cell: 719-205-4432 2020-21 Schedule Game 22 Saturday, Feb. 27 Date Opponent Time/Result Date: Dec. 8 Western Mich.*# T, 3-3 (ot) Time: 7:07 p.m. Dec. 9 #18 Omaha*# (ATTSN) L, 1-6 Location: Denver, Colo. Dec. 11 Western Mich.*# (ATTSN) L, 2-5 Venue: Magness Arena Dec. 13 #3 Minn. Duluth*# (ATTSN) W, 4-1 Radio: KRDO NewsRadio 105.5 FM / 1240 AM Colorado College TV: None Denver Dec. 15 Miami*# (ATTSN) W, 4-1 Tigers Pioneers Dec. 18 #9 St. Cloud St.*# (ATTSN) L, 3-4 (ot) Live Streaming: NCHC.tv Dec. 19 Miami*# (ATTSN) T, 1-1 (ot) 4-15-2 Overall Series: Denver leads 185-121-21 8-12-1 Overall Dec. 21 #11 Omaha*# L, 0-3 4-15-2 NCHC First Game: 1/6/50, CC won 16-0 8-12-1 NCHC 1-5-0 Home Last Game: 2/25/21, Denver won 5-1 3-2-0 Home Jan. 1 #14 Univ. of Denver* (CBSSN) W, 4-3 1-6-0 Away 2-4-0 Away Jan. 2 #14 @Univ. of Denver* (ALT) L, 1-6 2-4-2 Neutral Streak: Denver - 2 3-6-1 Neutral Jan. 10 #3 North Dakota* (ATTSN) L, 0-3 2020-21 Roster Jan. 11 #2 North Dakota* L, 1-2 Jan. 18 #11 Omaha* (ATTSN) L, 2-3 No. Player Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Yr. Hometown Last Team 1 Jake Begley G 6-1 158 Fr. Mahtomedi, MN Brockville Braves Jan. 19 #11 Omaha* L, 2-3 (ot) 2 Chad Sasaki D 5-7 150 So. Cypress, CA Wenatchee Wild Jan. 23 #3 @North Dakota* (ATTSN) L, 1-4 4 Bryan Yoon D 6-1 171 Jr. Parker, CO Tri-City Storm 5 Jack Millar D 6-5 211 Fr. Westminster, CO Cedar Rapids Roughriders Jan. 24 #3 @North Dakota* L, 0-5 7 Chase Foley D 5-10 168 Fr. Mendota Heights, MN Sioux Falls Stampede Feb. 12 #10 @Omaha* L, 1-7 8 Zach Berzolla D 6-2 202 Sr. Howell, NJ Muskegon Lumberjacks Feb. 13 #10 @Omaha* L, 2-3 9 Jackson Ross D 6-0 184 Jr. Denver, CO Surrey Eagles 10 Patrick Cozzi F 5-9 167 So. Greenlawn, NY Prince George Spruce Kings Feb. 18 #8 @Minn. Duluth* W, 2-1 11 Ray Christy F 5-10 165 Fr. St. Paul, MN Sioux City Musketeers Feb. 20 #6 @St. Cloud State* L, 0-4 12 Ben Copeland F 6-1 176 Jr. Edina, MN Waterloo Black Hawks Feb. 25 Univ. of Denver* L, 1-5 13 Jordan Biro F 5-7 151 Fr. Sherwood Park, ALB Spruce Grove Saints 15 Matthew Gleason F 5-8 175 Fr. St. Paul, MN Chicago Steel Feb. 27 @Univ. of Denver* 7:07 pm 16 Jackson Jutting F 5-10 196 Fr. Savage, MN Cedar Rapids Roughriders Mar. 4 @Univ. of Denver* 7:07 pm 17 Tyler Coffey F 5-10 179 Fr. Hamilton, NJ Sioux Falls Stampede Mar. 6 Univ. of Denver* (ATTSN) 7:07 pm 18 Connor Mayer D 5-11 177 So. Champlin, MN Central Illinois Flying Aces 19 Troy Conzo F 5-11 157 Sr. Nesconset, NY Wenatchee Wild Mar. 12 NCHC Quarterfinals** 2:37/6:37 pm 20 Logan Will F 5-11 186 Fr. Ames, IA Omaha Lancers Mar. 13 NCHC Quarterfinals** 2:37/6:37 pm 21 Grant Cruikshank F 5-11 186 Jr. Delafield, WI Penticton Vees Mar. 15 NCHC Semifinals** (CBSSN) 3/8 pm 22 Dominic Basse G 6-6 184 Fr. Alexandria, VA Youngstown Phantoms 23 Hugo Blixt D 6-4 199 Jr. Linkoping, Sweden Boston University Mar. 16 NCHC Championship** (CBSSN) 7:35 pm 24 Jack Gates F 5-7 153 Sr. Oceanside, CA Janesville Jets Mar. 26-28 NCAA Regionals TBA 25 Brian Williams F 5-10 160 Sr. San Diego, CA Wenatchee Wild Apr. 8-10 NCAA Frozen Four TBA 27 Josiah Slavin F 6-3 187 So. Erie, CO Chicago Steel 28 Nick Andrews D 5-10 192 Fr. Canton, MI Des Moines Buccaneers 29 Brian Hawkinson F 5-10 170 Jr. Centennial, CO Miami University Home Games in Bold 30 Matt Vernon G 5-11 166 So. Calgary, ALB Aberdeen Wings # Omaha, Neb. (NCHC Pod) 34 Marc Pasemko F 5-9 170 Fr. Edmonton, ALB Okotoks Oilers * NCHC Opponent 36 McKay Flanagan D 6-1 197 Sr. Ridgefield, CT Langley Rivermen ** Grand Forks, N.D. 41 Hunter McKown F 6-0 195 Fr. San Jose, CA U.S. National U-18 Team ATTSN - AT&T SportsNet CBSSN - CBS Sports Network Head Coach: Mike Haviland (Elmira College, 1990) ALT - Altitude Assistant Coaches: R.J. Enga (Colorado College, 1995) / Leon Hayward (Northeastern, 2002) Times local to site of game and subject to change Director of Hockey Operations: Travis Culhane (Western Michigan, 2017) Broadcast Information 2020-21 Quick Facts Radio: KRDO NewsRadio 105.5 and 92.5 FM / 1240 AM Ken Landau | Play-by-Play Coaching Staff Live Streaming: NCHC.tv Head Coach: Mike Haviland Alma Mater, Yr: Elmira College, 1990 Website: www.cctigers.com Record at School, Yrs: 67-149-22, 7th Season Career Record, Yrs: Same Twitter: CC_Hockey1 Office Phone: 719-389-6480 Facebook: Colorado College Tiger Hockey Assistant Coaches: R.J. Enga / Colorado College, 1995 Leon Hayward / Northeastern, 2002 Director of Hockey Operations: Gold Pan Series Moves to Denver Travis Culhane / Western Michigan, 2017 Colorado College completes its home-and-home series against Denver on Saturday, Feb. 27 at Magness Arena, beginning at 7:07 p.m. The game will be broadcast in Colorado Springs on KRDO NewsRadio 105.5 FM, 1240 AM and 92.5 FM and streamed Program History First Year of Hockey: 1938 live on NCHC.tv. All-Time Record: 1215-1301-147 No. Yrs. in NCAA Tourney / Last: 12 / 2011 Last Time Out No. Yrs. in Frozen Four / Last: 3 / 2005 Denver scored all five of its goals in the second period Thursday night and the Pioneers No. NCAA Championships / Last: 2 / 1957 Overall NCAA Tournament Record: 18-20 defeated Colorado College, 5-1, at the Broadmoor World Arena. Magnus Chrona finished with 24 saves and added an assist and Cole Guttman and Kohen Olischefski each had a goal and an assist for the Pioneers. The Tigers came out on fire, putting shot after shot on Chrona. CC had seven shots, including four by Ben Copeland, on a power play five Pronunciation Guide minutes into the contest, but couldn’t find the net. With CC on the power play to start 1 BEGLEY, Jake..................................BEGG-lee the second period, Ryan Barrow found the puck as he exited the penalty box, cruised 2 SASAKI, Chad .......................... Suh-SAW-kee down the right side and his pass caromed off Copeland’s stick past CC goalie Dominic 4 YOON, Bryan....................................... YOON Basse for the first goal of the game. The Tigers suffered the same type of luck on DU’s 5 MILLAR, Jack ................................Muh-LARR second goal as Hank Crone’s shot was blocked by Zach Berzolla, who was laying on 7 FOLEY, Chase .................................. FOAL-ee the ice in pain when Crone found Cole Guttman right in front of the net and Guttman 8 BERZOLLA, Zach ...................... Burr-ZOAL-uh flipped the puck over Basse’s shoulder at the 3:43 mark. Antti Tuomisto made it 3-0 at 9 ROSS, Jackson .......................................ROSS 10 COZZI, Patrick .............................. KAW-zee 6:32 when he knocked in a rebound off a shot from Kohen Olischefski, then Olischefski 11 CHRISTY, Ray ...............................KRISS-tee scored at the 15:56 mark and Justin Lee’s blast from the right point with 1:22 remaining 12 COPELAND, Ben .........................COPE-lund gave the Pioneers their fifth goal of the middle frame. Matt Vernon replaced Basse (18 13 BIRO, Jordan ..................................BYE-row saves) at the second intermission and Brian Hawkinson scored his second goal of the 15 GLEASON, Matthew .................... GLEE-sun year with 6:07 left in the game. Neither team connected on the power play and Denver 16 JUTTING, Jackson ......................... JUTT-ing held a 28-25 shot advantage. 17 COFFEY, Tyler ................................COFF-ee 18 MAYER, Connor ..............................MAY-er Tiger Tales 19 CONZO, Troy .................................CON-zoh Both of Brian Hawkinson’s goals this season have been against Denver ... Zach Berzolla is 20 WILL, Logan ..........................................Will tied for second in the country in blocked shots (62) and third in blocks per game (2.95) 21 CRUIKSHANK, Grant .............CROOK-shank 22 BASSE, Dominic .............................BASS-ee ... Ben Copeland tied his career high with six shots Thursday against Denver. 23 BLIXT, Hugo ....................................... BLIXT 24 GATES, Jack ......................................GATES Up Next 25 WILLIAMS, Brian .........................WILLIAMS The Tigers and Denver play another Thursday-Saturday series next week, beginning on 27 SLAVIN, Josiah .............................. SLAY-vin Thursday, March 4 at Magness Arena, beginning at 7:07 p.m. The regular season comes 28 ANDREWS, Nicklas .................... ANN-drooz to an end on March 6 at he Broadmoor World Arena. That game begins at 7:07 p.m., 29 HAWKINSON, Brian ...............HAWK-in-sun and will be televised on AT&T SportsNet. 30 VERNON, Matt .............................. VER-nun 34 PASEMKO, Marc ................Puh-SEMM-koe The Gold Pan 36 FLANAGAN, McKay ................ FLAN-uh-gun This season marks the 28th anniversary of The Gold Pan. Established by former head 41 McKOWN, Hunter ...................mick-KOWN coaches Don Lucia of Colorado College and Frank Serratore of Denver in 1993-94, the Gold Pan has been awarded every season since to the team that prevails in the regular- season series between CC and DU.
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