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Mercyhurst University 2019 Laker Men’S Hockey @Hurstathletics Hurstathletics Hurstathletics Mercyhurst University 2019 Laker Men’s Hockey @HurstAthletics HurstAthletics HurstAthletics 4-12-1 2019 Mercyhurst Schedule MERCYHURST UNIVERSITY LAKERS 2-8-1 AHA OCTOBER 5 at #20 Arizona State University W, 3-2 12-7-1 6 at #20 Arizona State University L, 4-6 Sacred Heart Pioneers 11-5-0 aha 11 vs ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY W, 3-2 OT January 10 & 11, 2020 • 7:05 p.m. / 5:05 p.m. • Mercyhurst Ice Center • Erie, Pa. 12 vs ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY L, 3-2 25 vs OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY L, 7-2 26 vs OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY L, 3-1 NOVEMBER gameday information 1 at Bentley University* W, 4-3 OT VENUE (CAPACITY) Mercyhurst Ice Center (1,600) STREAMING VIDEO FloHockey 2 at Bentley University* L, 6-3 SERIES RECORD Mercyhurst leads 30-23-5 15 vs AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE* L, 12-0 LAST MEETING Nov. 17, 2018, Mercyhurst 3-0 16 vs AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE* W, 4-3 (OT) 22 vs NIAGARA UNIVERSITY* L, 5-0 23 at Niagara University* L, 3-1 29 vs ROBERT MORRIS UNIVERSITY* PPD Mercyhurst VS sacred heart comaprison 30 at Robert Morris University* T, 2-2 DECEMBER Team Stats Skaters 6 at RIT* L, 7-3 7 at RIT* L, 3-2 Overall Record 4-12-1 12-7-1 Points Ipri (15) Lee (22) JANUARY Conference Record 2-8-1 11-5-0 Goals Ipri (7) Cotton (14) 3 at Holy Cross* L, 4-0 Goals Scored 36 75 Assists Hunter (9) Lee (20) 4 at Holy Cross* L, 7-2 Goals per Game 2.1 3.7 PPG Three with (3) McIlmurray (8) 10 vs SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY* 7:05 PM Goals Allowed per Game 4.6 2.3 SHG Acosta (1) Cotton (3) First Period Goals 8 25 GWG Ipri (2) McIlmurray (3) 11 vs SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY* 5:05 PM Second Period Goals 10 23 Penalties Ipri (16) Bavaro/Bates (9) 14 vs ROBERT MORRIS UNIVERSITY* 7:05 PM Third Period Goals 15 27 PIM Acosta (43) Bavaro/Bates (18) 17 vs ROBERT MORRIS UNIVERSITY* 7:05 PM Overtime Goals 3 0 SOG Anderson (40) Cotton (70) 18 at Robert Morris University* 7:05 PM Shots 440 654 +/- Ipri (-1) Lee (+17) 24 vs BENTLEY UNIVERSITY* 7:05 PM Shots per Game 25.9 32.7 25 vs BENTLEY UNIVERSITY* 4:05 PM Shot pct. .082 .115 Assists 58 135 31 at American International College* 7:05 PM Penalties per Game 5.6 4.4 Goalies FEBRUARY Power-plays 14-78 25-87 Games Metcalf (11) Benson (20) 1 at American International College* 1:05 PM Power-play pct. .179 .284 Starts Metcalf (11) Benson (20) 7 at Niagara University* 7:05 PM Penalty Kills 53-79 71-83 Wins Metcalf (3) Benson (12) Saves Metcalf (334) Benson (501) 8 vs NIAGARA UNIVERSITY* 7:05 PM Penalty Kill pct. .667 .855 14 vs ARMY* 7:05 PM Saves 550 509 Save Pct. Metcalf (.900) Benson (.921) Shutouts 0 4 GAA Metcalf (3.65) Benson (2.19) 15 vs ARMY* 7:05 PM Records Metcalf (3-7-1) Benson (12-7-1) 21 at Air Force* 9:05 PM Cantali (1-4-0) 22 at Air Force* 7:05 PM DeAugustine (0-1-0) 28 vs CANISIUS COLLEGE* 7:05 PM Shutouts N/A Benson (4) 29 vs CANISIUS COLLEGE* 7:05 PM All times Eastern and subject to change Home Games BOLD CAPS * Atlantic Hockey Contests Craig Butler, Director of Athletic Communications • Office (814) 824-2525 Email: [email protected] • hurstathletics.com Mercyhurst University 2019 Laker Men’s Hockey @HurstAthletics HurstAthletics HurstAthletics THIS WEEK’S GAMES Scouting the Pioneers • The Lakers look to bounce back from a pair of losses • The Pioneers enter this weekend’s contests with an to Holy Cross last weekend. Sacred Heart is coming 12-7-1 overall mark and 11-5-0 record in Atlantic off a bye week. The Pioneers split a pair of games Hockey play. with Bentley Dec. 28 & 29. • Last time out, Sacred Heart split a pair of Atlantic • The teams will square off Friday and Saturday at the Hockey games with Bentley. The Pioneers took the Mecryhurst Ice Center. Friday’s contest is set for 7:05 opener 4-0 and then fell in the series fianle 3-2. p.m. with Saturday’s puck drop at 5:05 p.m. • Sacred Heart has feasted on the power play ranking • Mercyhurst lead the all-time series between the two third in the country converting at a .284 clip (25-88). teams 30-23-5. The Lakers hold an 18-10-2 advantage Austin McIlmurray leads NCAA Division I with eight at home. power play tallies. • The Pioneer offense ranks sixth in the nation scoring LAST TIME OUT 3.75 goals per game while holding opponents to • The Lakers dropped a pair of games on the road 2.3 goals per game giving Sacred Heart the seventh at Holy Cross. Mercyhurst fell 4-0 on Friday before best scoring margin in the country in the country. dropping a 7-2 decision on Saturday. • Mike Lee leads the Pioneers with 22 points • James Anderson and Gueorgui Feduolov each scored including a team-best 20 assists. Jason Cotton has for the Lakers on Saturday. netted 14 goals and added six helpers to chip in 20 • The Pioneers are coming off a bye week. They split a points. pair of games with Bentley on Dec. 28 & 29. • Sacred Heart has 10 players that have tallied double-digit points on the year. YOUTH MOVEMENT • Josh Benson has made all 20 starts in net posting • Mercyhurst has just seven upperclassmen and has a a 2.19 goals against average and a .921 save roster with 11 freshman and eight sophomores. percentage. • The Lakers have claimed a pair of AHA Rookie of the Week honors in Ashton Stockie and Khristian Acosta. • Six freshman have scored their first collegiate goal this season. • A pair of sophomores lead the Lakers in scoring in forwards Steven Ipri and Dalton Hunter. • Ipri has a team-high 15 points on seven goals and eight assists. HONOR ROLL • Mercyhurst players have been well represented on the Atlantic Hockey awards lists. • Ashton Stockie Rookie of the Week (Oct. 8) Mercyhurst University 2019 Laker Men’s Hockey @HurstAthletics HurstAthletics HurstAthletics • Khristian Acosta Rookie of the Week (Dec. 3) EXPERIENCE IN NET • Dalton Hunter Player of the Month (October) • Despite the youth up and down the roster, Mercyhurst brings back a wealth of experience MAN ADVANTAGE between the pipes. The Lakers bring back a junior • Mercyhust has used the power-play to their and a pair of seniors between the pipes. advantage cashing in on 14-of-79 opportunities on • Redshirt senior Garrett Metcalf has made 11 starts for the year. the Lakers making 334 saves and posting a 3.65 goals • The Lakers rank 21st in the NCAA for power play against average and .900 save percentage. percentage with a conversion rate tof .177. • Mercyhurst also brings back junior Stefano Cantali. • Eight different Mercyhurst players have recorded Cantali has made the five starts for the Lakers making a power play points and six different Lakers have 120 saves and posting a .839 save percentage. power play goals. James Anderson, Dalton Hunter • Senior Colin DeAugustine has made one start and and Steven Ipri each have netted three power play three relief appearances this season making 96 saves. tallies on the year. • The Lakers 14 total power play goals ranks 23rd in BEHIND THE BENCH NCAA Division I. • Head coach Rick Gotkin enters his 32nd year behind the bench for the Lakers. He is fresh off a contract CARDIAC KIDS extension prior to the season. • The Lakers have had a flare for the dramatic this • Gotkin is the longest-tenured coach in Division I and season with all of their victories coming by one goal currently ranks second among active coaches in wins in the final minute of regulation or in overtime. with 563. • The Lakers started the season with a 3-2 win at • He ranks in the top 20 in career wins and has guided Arizona State scoring the game-winner with 19 the Lakers to six NCAA appearances. seconds to play. • Mercyhurst has scored three overtime game winners FRIENDSHIP FOUR against St. Lawrence, Bentley and AIC. • The Lakers have been selected to compete in the • The comeback bid was on display again against 2020 Friendship Four in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Robert Morris as the Lakers scored with 2:43 • Mercyhurst is one of three Atlantic Hockey Schools to remaining in the third period to knot the game at compete in the 2020 version of the Friendship Four. 2-2. It is the first time that Atlantic Hockey members will • The overtime experience could come in handy compete in Belfast. Army and Sacred Heart will also as Mercyhurst and Sacred Heart have played 10 be in Northern Ireland. Quinnipiac will round out the overtime games in their history. The Lakers are 2-3-5 field. in overtime against the Pioneers. • The opening night matchups have been announced and Mercyhurst will take on ECAC opponent Quinnipac on the opening night. Time and game order is still to be determined. Mercyhurst University 2019 Laker Men’s Hockey @HurstAthletics HurstAthletics HurstAthletics HEAD COACH RICK GOTKIN Rick Gotkin enters his 32nd season as head coach of the Mercyhurst University men’s hockey team. Since coming to Erie in 1988, Gotkin has spent more than two decades instilling a winning tradition in the men’s hockey program.
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