1997 Final Eight 1998 Final Eight 1999 Final Eight 2002 Final Eight 2003 Frozen Four 2004 Runner-Up 2005 Final Eight 2006 Runner-Up 2007 Frozen Four

NCHA Regular Season Champion 1997 2002 2005 1998 2003 2006 1999 2004 2007 NCHA Peters Cup Champion 1998 2003 2005 1999 2004 2007 GENERAL INFORMATION Table of Contents Championships ...... 1 Staff Directory General Information ...... 2 About St. Norbert College ...... 3-4 Mailing address: Schuldes Sports Center Head Coach Tim Coghlin ...... 5 St. Norbert College Assistant Coaches...... 6 100 Grant St. 2007-08 Roster ...... 7 De Pere, WI 54115-2099 Hockey Outlook ...... 8 The 2007-08 Green Knights...... 9-13 All telephone numbers are area code 920 Knights of the Round Table ...... 14 NCHA Information ...... 15-16 William Hynes 2006-07 Statistics ...... 17-18 STAFF President 2006-07 Game Summaries ...... 23-25 Athletics Director Cornerstone Community Center ...... 26 Tim Bald (Loras, 1980) ...... 403-3031 St. Norbert All-Americans ...... 27-28 Assistant Athletics Director Honors and Awards ...... 29-30 Connie Tilley (UW-La Crosse, 1974) ...... 403-3033 All-Time Leaders ...... 31 Sports Information Director All-Time Records ...... 32-34 Dan Lukes (UW-Oshkosh, 1998) ...... 403-4077 Year-By-Year Statistics...... 35 All-Time Results ...... 36-37 Certified Athletic Trainers All-Time Rosters...... 38-40 Russ Schmelzer (St. Norbert, 1981) ...... 403-3179 Media Information...... 41 Ryan Vandervest (UW-Oshkosh, 2002) ...... 403-3179 Sportsmanship...... 42 Administrative Assistants Pat Duffy ...... 403-3031 Jodi Schleis (Cardinal Stritch, 1999) ...... 403-3921 Michael Marsden Dean of the College Quick Facts VP - Academic Affairs Location: De Pere, 54115 Founded: 1898 COACHES Enrollment: 2,100 Tom Winske (Fort Hays State, 1988) ...... 403-3545 Nickname: Green Knights Colors: Dartmouth Green and Old Gold , Men’s and Golf, Women’s Gary Grzesk (UW-Green Bay, 1996) ...... 403-3137 Arena: Cornerstone Community Center (1,876) National Affiliation: NCAA III Basketball, Women’s and Golf, Men’s Connie Tilley (UW-La Crosse, 1974) ...... 403-3033 Conference Affiliation: Northern Collegiate Hockey Assosication Cheer & Dance Cheryl Reed (Michigan Tech, 1986) ...... 403-3031 President: William Hynes Cross Country, Men’s and Women’s Rev. Jay Fostner, Athletics Director: Tim Bald O.Praem. Sports Information Director: Dan Lukes Track and Field, Men’s and Women’s Don Augustine (Westminster-Pa., 2001) . . . . .403-3456 VP - Mission and Heritage SID Phone: (920) 403-4077 SID FAX: (920) 403-3128 Football Jim Purtill (Miami-Ohio, 1978) ...... 403-3172 SID Home: (920) 983-0729 SID E-Mail: [email protected] , Men’s Tim Coghlin (UW-Stevens Point, 1989) . . . . .403-3034 Athletic Trainers: Russ Schmelzer, Ryan Vandervest Head Hockey Coach: Tim Coghlin Soccer, Men’s Dale Rhodes (UW-Green Bay, 1973) ...... 403-3031 Alma Mater: UW-Stevens Point, 1989 Record (Years): 295-91-31 (15th) Soccer, Women’s Dennis Detrie (UW-Green Bay, 2002) ...... 403-3031 Office: (920) 403-2025 Assistant Coaches: A.J. Aitken, Tommy Cianflone, Softball JoAnn Krueger ...... 403-4080 David Wegge Chase Emnott NCHA Faculty Rep. Swimming, Women’s Erin Wood (St. Norbert, 2004) ...... 403-3031 Tennis, Men’s Media Guide Credits Paul and Carrie Miller ...... 403-3031 Credits The 2007-08 St. Norbert College hockey yearbook was written and Tennis, Women’s edited by Sports Information Director Dan Lukes. Design and layout Kathryn Ullman (St. Norbert, 1998) ...... 403-3054 by Graphic Designer Nick Patton. Statistical assistance provided by Volleyball, Women’s Jordan Stauber. Special thanks to former Sports Information Director Lori Sadewater (Beloit, 1990) ...... 403-3138 Jim Strick. Printing by Independent Printing Company of De Pere. On the Cover The mission of the St. Norbert College Department of Featured on the front cover are St. Norbert’s three captains, Ryan Petersen, Marc Belanger and Steven Sleep. Kyle Jones is featured Intercollegiate Athletics is to provide scholar-athletes with a Tim Bald on the cover. quality experience that is intellectually, spiritually and per- Athletics Director sonally challenging. The program promotes student growth Photo Credits in athletic skills, leadership, spirituality, teamwork, self-dis- Cover and interior photos courtesy of Patrick Ferron, Chip Manthey, Jerry Turba, Scot Wallace and the St. Norbert College cipline and sportsmanship. This mission is supported by communications office. the philosophy and goals of NCAA Division III.

2 THE COLLEGE COMMUNITY OF ST. NORBERT

The college community of St. Norbert offers a superior education that is personally, intellectually, and spiritually challenging within a close-knit community where the faculty not only know our students’ names, they know their hopes and dreams. Our solid foundation in the liberal arts and sciences means students gain the critical-thinking, problem-solving and leadership skills they need to succeed—an ideal combination for employers, who actively seek St. Norbert graduates. At St. Norbert College, we work to build a program unique to each student’s aspirations and to pro- vide the learning opportunities that will ensure lifelong success. Our faculty are as invested in their students’ education as at any top college campus today. And our students are enthusiastic partici- pants in their education, putting their education to work—in internships, immersion experiences, research projects and volunteer endeavors—even as freshmen.

MORE THAN A COLLEGE—A COMMUNITY The values that St. Norbert students develop—collaboration, compassion, a practical approach to life—have never been in greater demand in the work world than they are today. Molded in the cul- ture of the Norbertines, a Catholic order devoted to community, education and serving others, St. Norbert gives students access to a variety of service and leadership opportunities. And the strong sense of community permeates the entire campus—faculty, staff, students and alumni. It is one of the most recognizable and frequently noted characteristics of St. Norbert College.

A safe, supportive community that is academically challenging and dedicated to service and one another, St. Norbert College is a place that students love so much that they call it “home.”

SMALL IN SIZE, BIG IN CHOICES With a 14:1 student-to-faculty ratio, our class sizes provide for individualized attention, yet students can choose from over 30 majors, or create their own program to achieve their unique aspirations. St. Norbert encourages a global connection with study-abroad opportunities in more than 24 coun- tries, and students hailing from 27 countries and 26 states.

St. Norbert College is the ideal campus nestled on the banks of the Fox River. It’s located in the res- idential community of De Pere, neighboring the metropolitan Green Bay area—rich in culture, busi- ness and opportunity.

In academic programs, social activities, housing, study-abroad, arts, athletics, and internships, St. Norbert provides the variety and choices that students desire for an educational experience unique to every student.

3 THE COLLEGE COMMUNITY OF ST. NORBERT Athletics Facilities

Schuldes Sports Center: Home of the Green Knights basketball and volleyball teams with a seating capacity of 2,000. Also features racquetball courts, training room, a newly remodeled weight room and a refurbished basketball floor.

Minahan Stadium: Home of the St. Norbert football and soccer teams. Lighted football field includes 3,100 seating capacity and our international-size soccer field features scoreboard and dugouts.

Mel Nicks Sports Complex: Home of the Green Knights baseball and softball teams where the baseball team ranked second in Division III in home attendance in 1997 and 2000.

Cornerstone Community Ice Center: The state-of-the-art facility is home to the St. Norbert hockey team. The rink opened in March 2000 and features seating for nearly 2,000 fans.

Green Knights Achieve Academic and Athletic Success

In addition to the success of our teams, many of our individual athletes have earned distinction on and off the field. Not only has St. Norbert had national champions and all-conference performers, but several Academic All-Americans and Academic All-Conference selections as well.

Academic Success

• St. Norbert had 103 athletes earn Academic All-Conference honors in 2007.

• 32 athletes have earned Academic All-American accolades, the most by a Midwest Conference school.

• 50 athletes have been Academic All-District selections.

Athletic Success

• St. Norbert enjoyed its best overall season during the 2006-07 school year. The Green Knights compiled a 180-90-5 overall record, including a strong 92-26-1 mark in conference action.

• During 2006-07, 17 of St. Norbert’s 20 athletic teams placed in EXCELLENT VALUE–EXCEPTIONAL REPUTATION the top half of the conference. Nationally recognized for its high standards, an investment in a St. Norbert education produces remarkable returns. Over and over, our graduates tell us they credit St. • The St. Norbert College hockey team finished the 2006-07 Norbert for their success—in both their professional and personal lives. season ranked No. 1 in NCAA Division III; and was the national runner-up in 2004 and 2006, the highest finish ever by a team sport at St. Norbert. More than 90 percent of St. Norbert students receive some form of financial assis- tance, and the average aid package equals more than 70 percent of the total cost of • Since 2001, St. Norbert has claimed three individual NCAA attendance. Many students find that, with the financial assistance they receive and Division III national champions in track and field. our four-year graduation guarantee, a quality St. Norbert education is a great value. • St. Norbert has won 64 Midwest Conference championships since joining the league in 1983. Success immediately after college is a given, thanks to our distinctive career servic- es program. St. Norbert graduates boast a 95-percent graduate school and job • St. Norbert has won nine Northern Collegiate Hockey Association placement in the field of their choice within six months of graduation—a valuable titles and six NCHA Peters Cup championships since joining the return on their investment. league in 1994.

4 HEAD COACH TIM COGHLIN

nder Tim Coghlin’s supervision, one would be Coghlin at St. Norbert U hard-pressed to find a coach who has constructed and maintained a program as successful as St. Norbert A Tradition of Excellence College hockey. Year Overall Pct. NCHA Pct. Finish Bringing the Green Knights from their infancy on ice to 1993-94 10-9-1 .525 - - - the forefront of NCAA Division III hockey, Coghlin has 1994-95 9-14-4 .391 5-12-3 .325 6th compiled a 295-91-31 record in 14 seasons. During 1995-96 12-13-3 .480 10-8-2 .550 4th 1996-97 21-9-1 .694 16-4-0 .800 1st that time, St. Norbert has put together a 146-44-18 1997-98 27-6-0 .818 17-3-0 .850 1st mark in the strong Northern Collegiate Hockey 1998-99 25-5-3 .803 12-2-2 .813 1st Association, the best tenure in league history in terms of 1999-00 22-5-2 .793 10-3-1 .750 2nd winning percentage. 2000-01 18-8-3 .672 9-4-1 .679 3rd 2001-02 23-5-3 .790 12-0-2 .929 1st St. Norbert has appeared in nine NCAA Division III Tournaments since 1997, high- 2002-03 27-2-2 .903 12-1-1 .893 1st lighted by its Frozen Four appearances in 2003, 2004, 2006 and 2007 – placing 2003-04 27-3-2 .875 11-2-1 .821 1st as national runner-up in 2004 and 2006. 2004-05 24-3-3 .850 12-0-2 .929 1st Over the past 11 seasons, St. Norbert has registered an outstanding 264-55-23 2005-06 25-5-2 .813 10-2-2 .786 1st 2006-07 25-4-2 .839 10-3-1 .750 T1st ledger which includes nine NCHA regular-season championships and six NCHA Totals 295-91-31 .745 146-44-18 .745 Peters Cup Playoff titles. Coghlin’s team have been especially tough to beat at home since moving into the Cornerstone Community Center in 2000, going a NCAA Division III Frozen Four Appearances: 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007 robust 101-10-5 on home ice during the seven years the Green Knights have NCAA Division III Tournament Appearances: 1997, 1998, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2004, occupied the building. 2005, 2006, 2007 NCHA Regular-Season Titles: 1997, 1998, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 Named St. Norbert’s third varsity head coach on May 26, 1993, Coghlin immedi- NCHA Peters Cup Playoff Titles: 1998, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007 ately went to work into laying the foundation for future success. NCHA Coach of the Year: 1998, 2002, 2005, 2006 Following a 10-9-1 rookie campaign, St. Norbert entered its first season in the NCHA. The Green Knights finished sixth in the league in 1994-95 and nearly top- pled UW-Stevens Point in the first round of the league playoffs. Coghlin was named NCHA Coach of the Year in 1998, 2002, 2005 and 2006. He also received the Lee Remmel Award for Outstanding Achievement in April It would be the last and only time St. Norbert has finished out of the top half of 2005. the NCHA standings. The Green Knights improved to fourth with a 10-8-2 mark in 1995-96, and broke through to win the league title in 1996-97. No stranger to success as a player, he captained UW-Stevens Point’s first NCAA Division III championship team in 1989 and was an assistant coach with St. Norbert fashioned a 27-6 record in 1997-98 while winning a second consecu- the Pointers when they won the national title in 1993 and finished runner-up tive NCHA championship. The Green Knights had five one- losses that season in 1992. and the other game by just two goals. St. Norbert finished the hat trick in 1998- 99, again winning the NCHA regular-season and playoff titles. Coghlin was a two-time All-America selection as a defenseman and three-time All-NCHA selection at Stevens Point, where he was inducted into the school’s The Green Knights finished second in the NCHA in 1999-2000 but still managed athletic Hall of Fame and ranks among the Pointers’ all-time scoring leaders. 22 wins and a 19-game unbeaten streak, and then placed third in 2000-01. St. Norbert answered those seasons with its fourth and fifth NCHA championships Following his collegiate career, Coghlin signed with the the next two years. and played briefly with the Milwaukee Admirals in 1989. He injured his shoul- In 2001-02 and 2004-05, Coghlin led St. Norbert to a 12-0-2 regular-season der in training camp the next season and joined the Fife Flyers of the British record in the NCHA, becoming the first coach in league history to lead a team to Premier League as a player and assistant coach. an unbeaten season two different times. A native of Summerland, , Coghlin holds a master’s degree in St. Norbert ended the 2004-05 season ranked No. 1 for the third consecutive education and a bachelor’s degree in communications, both from UW-Stevens year. The Green Knights also ended the 2003-04 regular season ranked No. 1 and Point. made their first NCAA Division III championship game appearance, losing 1-0 in overtime to Middlebury. During the 2002-03 season, St. Norbert was ranked No. Coghlin, who completed the Wisconsin Ironman Triathlon in 2006, resides in 1 for 10 weeks, including eight straight weeks in late January to mid-March. Weyauwega with his wife, Barb, and son, Joseph.

5 ASSISTANT COACHES

A.J. Tommy Chase Aitken Cianflone Emnott

A.J. Aitken is in his fifth Tommy Cianflone is in his Chase Emnott enters his year as the Green Knights’ first season as a St. Norbert first season as the full-time assistant and also College assistant. St. Norbert hockey pro- heads up the program’s gram’s strength and junior varsity squad. Cianflone, a LaSalle, conditioning coach. Quebec, native, played at Aitken, a Fort McMurray, , native, played St. Norbert from 1998 to 2000. In his three sea- Emnott, a Neenah, Wis., native, was the strength for NCAA Division I Michigan Tech from 1997 to sons playing for the Green Knights, Cianflone and conditioning coordinator at Michigan Tech 2000. During his four-year career, Aitken played became the first defenseman in school history to from 2003 until the spring of 2007. He was also a in 140 games, scoring 14 goals and 17 assists score 100 career points. He scored 32 points in defensive line coach for the Huskies’ football for 31 points. He also served as the Huskies’ 1998-99 and was named a second-team All- team from 2002-2004, and was on the staff team during his last two seasons. Aitken, American. In 1999-2000, he scored 39 points (9- when Michigan Tech won its first GLIAC football a finance major at MTU, was also named 30-39) to set a school season scoring record for championship in 2004. Academic All-WCHA twice. defensemen that still stands and was a first-team All-America selection. A four-year letterwinner on the gridiron for Following his collegiate career, Aitken played Michigan Tech, Emnott earned all-conference with Macon and Memphis of the Central Hockey Following his St. Norbert career, Cianflone played honors in the GLIAC following the 2001 season. League. His stint in Memphis, from 2001 to 2003, for the New Mexico Scorpions of the Western resulted in being a part of a pair of CHL Professional Hockey League. championships. Cianflone graduated from St. Norbert in 2000, Aitken has also been an instructor at the earning his degree in three years. St. Norbert College Hockey School and at the Island Sport Center with Troy Ward and Kevin Constantine.

6 2007-08 ST. NORBERT ROSTER

No. Name Yr. Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Hometown 1 Julien Hernandez Fr. G 5-9 170 Aspen, Colo. 2 Mike Bernardy Fr. D 5-8 165 Sandy, Utah 4 Shawn Overton Fr. F 6-0 200 Penticton, British Columbia 5 Sam Eccles Fr. D 6-0 195 Mesa, Ariz. 6 Jason Nopper * So. D 6-1 200 Calgary, Alberta 7 Dustin Walz Fr. D 6-1 185 Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan 8 Jon Skoog ** Jr. D 6-1 195 Long Lake, Minn. 9 Adam Hammerbeck Fr. D 6-2 200 Superior, Wis. 10 Scott Pulak Fr. F 5-7 165 Green Bay, Wis. 11 Cory Harder Fr. F 6-1 205 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 12 Steven Sleep ** (A) Jr. F 5-9 190 Thunder Bay, Ontario 14 Marc Belanger *** (A) Sr. F 6-1 200 , British Columbia 16 Shane Wheeler * So. F 5-4 140 Eagle River, Alaska 17 Tyler Allen * So. F 5-11 205 Midhurst, Ontario 20 Taylor Langford Fr. F 6-1 210 Devlin, Ontario 22 Matt Boyd * So. F 6-0 190 St. Albert, Alberta 24 Brad Herman * So. F 6-0 185 Cranbrook, British Columbia 25 Dustin Dubas * So. D 5-11 185 Rama, Saskatchewan 26 Pete Fylling * So. F 6-4 205 Minot, N.D. 27 Joe Bitz Fr. F 6-1 205 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 28 Nick Tabisz Fr. F 5-11 175 Kettering, Ohio 29 Ryan Petersen ** (C) Jr. F 5-8 175 North St. Paul, Minn. 31 Blake Bashor Fr. G 5-9 175 Le Claire, Iowa 33 Sam Tikka * So. D 6-0 185 Soldotna, Alaska 35 Kyle Jones *** Sr. G 6-0 200 North Delta, British Columbia

*- varsity letters earned

Head Coach: Tim Coghlin • Assistant Coaches: A.J. Aitken, Tommy Cianflone • Strength and Conditioning Coach: Chase Emnott • Athletic Trainer: Russ Schmelzer Geographical Roster Support Staff

Alberta (2) Arizona (1) Matt Boyd (St. Albert) Sam Eccles (Mesa) Jason Nopper (Calgary) Colorado (1) British Columbia (4) Julien Hernandez (Aspen) Marc Belanger (Nanaimo) Brad Herman (Cranbrook) Iowa (1) Kyle Jones (North Delta) Blake Bashor (Le Claire) Shawn Overton (Penticton) Minnesota (2) Ontario (3) Ryan Petersen (North St. Paul) Jon Skoog (Long Lake) Dan Lukes Russ Schmelzer Tyler Allen (Midhurst) Sports Information Director Athletic Trainer Taylor Langford (Devlin) Steven Sleep (Thunder Bay) (1) Pete Fylling (Minot) Saskatchewan (4) Joe Bitz (Saskatoon) Ohio (1) Dustin Dubas (Rama) Nick Tabisz (Kettering) Cory Harder (Saskatoon) Dustin Walz (Moose Jaw) Utah (1) Mike Bernardy (Sandy) Alaska (2) Sam Tikka (Soldotna) Wisconsin (2) Adam Hammerbeck (Superior) Shane Wheeler (Eagle River) Scott Pulak (Green Bay) Ryan Vandervest Donald Wackwitz Assistant Athletic Trainer Team Physician

7 HOCKEY OUTLOOK

2007-08 St. Norbert College Hockey Preview

or most teams, having its youngest team in USCHO.com Division III Men's Poll F at least a decade would be problematic. But Minneapolis, Minn./October 15, 2007 expectations are still running high for the 2007- 08 St. Norbert College hockey season. Team (First Place) Record Pts Last Year 1 Oswego (18) 23- 3-3 281 5 With just 13 returning letterwinners from a squad 2 St. Norbert 25- 4-2 244 1 that finished 25-4-2 a year ago, on the surface it 3 Middlebury ( 1) 20- 8-3 239 9 would appear the Green Knights might not keep 4 Manhattanville 21- 2-5 219 2 its accustomed perch atop the Northern 5 Norwich 20- 8-0 191 7 Collegiate Hockey Association and the NCAA 6 Wis.-River Falls 21- 6-2 176 4 Division III West Region. 7 Neumann 17- 5-5 133 3 Ryan Petersen scored goals in 8 Babson 18-10-1 115 12 both NCAA Tournament games Despite its youth, St. Norbert was tabbed No. 2 in 9 Wis.-Superior 20- 6-1 98 10 for St. Norbert last season. the 2007-08 U.S. College Hockey Online 10 Mass.-Dartmouth 25- 3-1 91 6 Petersen is the 2007-08 Preseason Division III Poll with two seniors, three team captain. 11 Bowdoin 16- 7-3 81 11 juniors and 12 freshmen on its roster. The last 12 Wis.-Stout 21- 5-2 56 8 time St. Norbert had at least 11 freshmen was in 13 St. Thomas 17-10-0 54 NR 2003-04, when it lost 1-0 in overtime in the NCAA Division III championship 14 Plattsburgh 14- 8-6 46 NR game to Middlebury. 15 Bethel 18-10-1 38 14 -- New England College 17-10-1 38 15 The two seniors – goaltender Kyle Jones and forward Marc Belanger – have both earned All-America honors in past season. Two of the juniors, forwards Ryan Others Receiving Votes: Colby 22, Hobart 21, Castleton 20, St. Scholastica 20, Petersen and Steven Sleep, have earned captains’ letters on their sweater – with Utica 17, Elmira 13, Fredonia 13, Geneseo 13, Wis.-Stevens Point 9, Curry 8, Petersen donning the captain “C.” Skidmore 7, St. John's 7, Milw School of Eng 4, Finlandia 3, Trinity 2, Augsburg 1 “We’ve had success in the past playing a lot of freshmen with seniors in critical spots,” said St. Norbert coach Tim Coghlin, who enters his 15th season on the St. Norbert bench with a glossy 295-91-31 record. “It starts with Kyle Jones. When Of the eight defensemen on the roster, four are freshmen, three are sophomores you reflect back on 2004, (goaltender) Chancy Colquhoun had the best six games and one, Jon Skoog, is a junior. Skoog played in 29 games last season and is the of his career at the end of the season, and that’s why we were where we were.” highest returning scorer on the blue line with nine points a year ago. Jason Nopper played in 28 games last season and scored three points. Jones, who was 25-4-2 last season with a 1.79 goals against average, is the NCAA Division III career leader in goaltender shutouts with 15. His 66 career wins “The unique thing this year is that we expect all of our upperclassmen to play vir- also puts him just seven triumphs shy of breaking the all-time Division III record tually every night,” Coghlin said. “When you have 10 seniors not all of them play of 72 set by Plattsburgh State’s Rick Strack from 1978-81. Jones, who saw ever every night. So it makes us a little quiet. We’ll be looking for leadership from the minute of action for St. Norbert in 2006-07, owns a 66-9-5 career record. underclass.”

“Not to put too much on Kyle’s shoulders, but it will be different for him without St. Norbert has won nine NCHA regular-season titles in the last 11 years, clinch- the (defensemen) he’s had in front of him the last three years,” Coghlin said. “It ing a share of the crown last year with UW-Stout and UW-River Falls after trailing will all look different this year.” the leader by six points with three games left. The Green Knights also won the NCHA Peters Cup six times in the last 10 years and played in its fourth Division III Belanger, a first-team All-America honoree a year ago, led St. Norbert in scoring last season with 21 goals and 20 assists for 41 points, and his nine power-play Frozen Four in five years a year ago. goals were also a team high. Staying atop the league for such an extended period hasn’t been easy, and The next two highest returning scorers from last season were both freshmen in another challenge awaits this winter. The schedule includes the demanding 14- 2006-07 – forwards Matt Boyd and Shane Wheeler. Boyd had 10 goals and 21 game NCHA race, six games against the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic assists for 31 points, while Wheeler had eight goals and 20 assists for 28 points. Conference, a home-and-home series with Milwaukee School of Engineering and Sleep had 11 goals and 16 assists for 27 points, while Petersen added 13 goals an appearance in the Pathfinder Bank Oswego Hockey Classic during Christmas and seven assists for 20 points to balance a deep offensive attack. break.

“The big thing coming into the year is we don’t know what our strength will be,” “The big thing with the league is the middle is so much better than it has been Coghlin said. “This year has been pretty fresh. So far I like what I see. Our ability the last few years,” Coghlin said. “Someone’s going to be on the underside, and to play all four lines continues to be a strength. And we look pretty mobile on the we have to make sure it’s not us.” blue line.”

8 THE GREEN KNIGHTS

Tyler Allen - #17 Matt Boyd - #22 So. – F – 5-11 – 205 So. – F – 6-0 – 190 Midhurst, Ontario St. Albert, Alberta

Career: One varsity letter. Played in 21 games, scor- Career: One varsity letter. Played in 30 games, scor- ing one goal and five assists for six points. 2007: In ing 10 goals and 21 assists for 31 points. 2007: In 30 21 games, scored one goal with five assists for six games, scored 10 goals and 21 assists for 31 points. points. Named team most improved player following Shared team Freshman of the Year honors with the season. Netted game-winning goal in crucial 3-2 Shane Wheeler. Registered two goals and two assists win over UW-River Falls. Tallied assists in both NCAA for four points in 7-2 win over St. Mary’s. Had four Division III Tournament games, a 4-1 win over Bethel and a 4-3 overtime assists in 7-5 win over UW-Stevens Point. Scored one goal with two assists loss to Oswego State. Before SNC: Played for the Port Hope Predators of for three points in 5-1 win over St. John’s. Scored one goal and one assist the OPJHL in 2005-06. In 49 games with Port Hope, scored 26 goals and for two points in 8-1 win over Buffalo State, in 6-0 win over Augsburg and in 5-1 win over Hamline. Before SNC: Played for the of the 44 assists for 70 points. Also played with the Collingwood Blues of the AJHL in 2005-06. In 52 games with Camrose in 2005-06, scored 20 goals OPJHL. Standout rugby player who played for Team Ontario, which won and 26 assists for 46 points. Team MVP for Camrose in 2005-06, and Canada’s national championship. Personal: Major is business administra- Camrose won the AJHL championship. Personal: Major is business adminis- tion. Enjoys rugby and . Birthdate is 1/26/86. tration. Enjoys golf and ping pong. Birthdate is 9/18/85. Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG 2007 21 1 5 6 9-18 0 0 1 2007 30 10 21 31 8-27 3 0 4 Totals 21 1 5 6 9-18 0 0 1 Totals 30 10 21 31 8-27 3 0 4

Marc Belanger - #14 Dustin Dubas - #25 Sr.-F- 6-1 - 200 So. – D – 5-11 – 185 Nanaimo, British Columbia Rama, Saskatchewan Career: Three varsity letters. Played in 87 games, Career: One varsity letter. Played in 12 games, scor- scoring 39 goals and 48 assists for 87 points. 2007: ing two assists for two points. 2007: In 12 games, In 30 games, posted 21 goals and 20 assists for a tallied two assists for two points. Scored assists in team-high 41 points. First-team All-America selec- 7-1 win over Lake Forest and in 5-1 win over tion by AHCA and second-team All-America pick by Hamline. Before SNC: Played for the LaRonge Ice U.S. College Hockey Online. First-team All-Northern Wolves of the SJHL. Named the top defenseman at Collegiate Hockey Association honoree. Second-team Academic All-District the SJHL All-Star Game. Also team rookie of the year. Personal: Majoring in V by CoSIDA. Academic All-NCHA. Finished the season with a nine-game communications. Enjoys all sports and working out. Birthdate is 11/7/85. scoring streak, scoring nine goals with five assists for 14 points. Registered a hat trick in 5-2 win over UW-Superior. Posted two goals with Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG two assists for four points in 7-5 win over UW-Stevens Point. Scored two goals with one assist for three points in 5-2 win over Lake Forest. Had 2007 12 0 2 2 10-20 0 0 0 consecutive one-goal, two-assist games in 7-1 win over St. Thomas and in Totals 12 0 2 2 10-20 0 0 0 7-2 win over St. Mary’s. 2006: In 31 games, tallied 11 goals and 18 assists for 29 points. Fashioned a four-point night with one goal and three assists in 7-0 win over UW-River Falls. Had two goals and one assist in 6-0 win over UW-Eau Claire. Scored two goals in 11-3 win over St. Mary’s. Pete Fylling - #26 Notched two assists each in 3-0 win over St. John’s, in 4-0 win over UW- So. – F – 6-4 – 205 Stout and in 7-2 win over UW-Stout. 2005: In 26 games, scored seven Minot, N.D. goals and 10 assists for 17 points. Scored one goal with two assists for three points in 8-3 win over UW-Superior for NCHA Peters Cup Career: One varsity letter. Played in 15 games, scor- Championship. Had five one-goal, one-assist games coming in 2-0 win ing three goals and four assists for seven points. over St. Scholastica, in 11-2 win over Marian, in 8-5 win over UW-Stout, in 2007: In 15 games, scored three goals and four 3-2 win over UW-River Falls and in 5-4 win over UW-Eau Claire. Before assists for seven points. Scored one goal and one SNC: Played for the Penticton Panthers of the BCJHL. Also played for the assist for two points in 6-0 win over Augsburg. Had of the BCJHL. For Penticton, scored 37 goals and 38 two assists for two points in 3-2 loss to St. assists for 75 points in 60 games in 2003-04. Also named to the BCJHL’s Scholastica. Scored single goals in 5-2 win over UW-Superior and in 7-1 all-star team. Personal: Majoring in accounting. Dean’s List student at St. win over Lake Forest. Before SNC: Played for the Bozeman Ice Dogs of the Norbert. Enjoys baseball, football, golf, swimming, water polo and NAHL in 2005-06 after playing for the of the NAHL in weightlifting. Birthdate is 10/19/83. 2004-05. For Bozeman, scored 11 goals and 14 assists for 25 points in 46 games during 2005-06. Persronal: Majoring in accounting. Brother, Quinn, Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG played for the University of North Dakota. Birthdate is 9/16/85. 2005 26 7 10 17 14-28 1 0 2 2006 31 11 18 29 18-36 3 0 1 Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG 2007 30 21 20 41 14-28 9 0 1 2007 15 3 4 7 10-20 0 0 1 Totals 87 39 48 87 46-92 13 0 4 Totals 15 3 4 7 10-20 0 0 1

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Jones, continued Brad Herman - #24 shutouts. Had 25 saves in 5-0 win over UW-Stout. Made 23 saves in 5-0 So. – F – 6-0 – 185 win over UW-River Falls. Turned away 22 shots in 2-0 win over St. Cranbrook, British Columbia Scholastica. Stopped 19 shots in 5-0 win over St. Scholastica. Made 17 saves in 3-0 win over Lake Forest. Had a season-high 35 saves in 3-2 win Career: One varsity letter. Played in 14 games, scor- over UW-River Falls. Before SNC: Played for the of the ing five assists for five points. 2007: In 14 games, BCJHL. Was named as the team’s most valuable player and was named a scored five assists for five points. Scored single league all-star and to the all-rookie team during his career. Personal: assists in four straight games from 11/11 to 11/24 Majoring in communications. Enjoys music, wakeboarding and going to the against St. Mary’s, UW-Superior, St. Scholastica and lake. Birthdate is 8/22/83. UW-Stevens Point. Before SNC: Played for Alberni Valley of the BCJHL. In 2005-06, scored 10 goals and nine assists for 19 Year GP Minutes GA GAA Saves Sv Pct. W-L-T points in 54 games. Personal: Major is undecided. Enjoys golf and working 2005 21 1192:03 35 1.76 424 .924 17-1-1 out. Birthdate is 12/2/86. 2006 30 1767:54 52 1.76 590 .919 24-4-2 2007 31 1875:23 56 1.79 586 .913 25-4-2 Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG Totals 82 4835:20 143 1.77 1600 .918 66-9-5 2007 14 0 5 5 6-12 0 0 0 Totals 14 0 5 5 6-12 0 0 0 Jason Nopper - #6 So. – D – 6-1 – 200 Kyle Jones - #35 Calgary, Alberta Sr.-G- 6-0 - 200 North Delta, British Columbia Career: One varsity letter. Played in 28 games, scor- ing one goal and two assists for three points. 2007: Career: Three varsity letters. Has played in 82 In 28 games, scored one goal and two assists for games, posting a 66-9-5 record with a 1.77 goals three points. Tallied lone marker of the season in 3-3 against average and a .918 save percentage. Owns tie at UW-Stout. Notched assists in 2-2 tie to NCAA Division III career record 15 shutouts. Trails Fredonia State and in 4-1 win over Bethel in NCAA just Plattsburgh State’s Rick Strack (72 wins from Division III Tournament. Before SNC: Played for the Thunder 1978-81) and Niklas Sundburg (68 wins from 1999- of the AJHL in 2005-06. Also played for the Calgary Royals of the AJHL. In 2002) in career goaltending wins at the Division III level. Also possesses 2005-06, scored four goals and 13 assists for 17 points with 130 the first, third and 10th all-time longest shutout streaks in Division III minutes in 54 games. With Calgary in 2004-05, scored two goals and 14 annals. 2007: In 31 games, played every minute between the pipes and assists for 16 points with 192 penalty minutes in 63 games. Personal: fashioned a 25-4-2 record with a .913 save percentage and 1.79 goals Major is business administration. Enjoys golf, biking and racing. Birthdate against average. Honorable mention All-America selection by U.S. College is 7/21/85. Hockey Online. Honorable mention All-Northern Collegiate Hockey Association selection. Team most valuable player. Made 22 saves in 3-0 Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG win at UW-Superior. Turned in a 17-save performance to shutout St. 2007 28 1 2 3 14-28 0 0 0 Scholastica 3-0 for NCHA Peters Cup championship and to break the Totals 28 1 2 3 14-28 0 0 0 Division III career shutout record. Had 15 saves in 6-0 win over Augsburg. Made a season-high 28 saves in 3-3 tie with UW-Stout. Turned in 27 saves in 7-1 win over St. Thomas. Allowed just one goal with 17 saves in Ryan Petersen - #29 4-1 win over Bethel in NCAA Division III Tournament. 2006: In 30 games, Jr. – F – 5-8 – 175 registered a 24-4-2 record with a .919 save percentage and a 1.76 goals North St. Paul, Minn. against average. U.S. College Hockey Online first-team All-American. AHCA second-team All-American. Northern Collegiate Hockey Association Player Career: Two varsity letters. Played in 60 games, of the Year, posting five shutouts with a 10-1-2 record and 1.14 goals scoring 20 goals and 15 assists for 35 points. 2007: against average in league action. First-team All-NCHA for second straight In 31 games, scored 13 goals and seven assists for year. Shattered his own school record with a NCAA Division III-record con- 20 points. Scored two goals and one assist for three secutive shutout sequence of 337 minutes, 22 seconds. Had four consecu- points in 4-2 win over Bethel. Tallied two goals and tive shutouts (Hamline 1/14, St. Scholastica 1/20, UW-Superior 1/21, UW- one assist in 7-5 win over UW-Stevens Point. River Falls 1/27). Totaled seven shutouts overall. Went 10 consecutive Registered two markers in 8-1 win over Buffalo State. Finished the season games of not allowing more than one goal from 1/14 to 2/18, yielding just with goals in three consecutive games – scoring in 3-0 win over St. five goals for an 0.50 goals against average in that stretch. Made 30 saves Scholastica for the NCHA Peters Cup title, in 4-1 win over Bethel in NCAA in 7-0 shutout over UW-River Falls. Had 31 saves in 6-4 win over St. Division III Tournament Quarterfinals and in 4-3 overtime loss to Oswego Thomas and in 6-4 win over Lake Forest. Made 25 saves in 4-0 win over State in NCAA Division III Tournament Semifinals. 2006: In 29 games, net- UW-Stout. Posted 22 saves in 3-0 win over St. John’s. 2005: In 21 games, ted seven goals and eight assists for 15 points. Team’s Most Improved fashioned a 17-1-1 record with a .924 save percentage and a 1.76 goals Player. Scored two goals in a game twice – in 6-1 win over Buffalo State against average. Second-team All-American by the AHCA and USCHO.com. and in 8-2 win over UW-Superior in NCAA Division III quarterfinal. Helped First-team All-Northern Collegiate Hockey Association. St. Norbert out with two assists in 6-3 win over Bethel. Netted a marker in 5-4 win Freshman of the Year. Set a then-St. Norbert record with a shutout over Hobart in NCAA Division III semifinal. Before SNC: Played with the sequence of 201 minutes, 19 seconds from 1/29 to 2/12. Had five Green Bay Gamblers and the of the USHL. In 2004- Jones, continued on top Petersen, continued on next page

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Petersen, continued Sleep, continued 05, scored six goals and 10 assists for 16 points with Green Bay. In 2003- scoring 16 points in 16 different games. Scored game-winning goals in 3- 04, scored three goals and 10 assists for 13 points while splitting time 0 win over St. John’s and in 5-1 win over Lake Forest. Before SNC: Played with Sioux City and Green Bay. Green Bay’s captain in 2004-05 and was with the Selkirk Steelers in the MJHL for three seasons, and played on the the Gamblers’ Most Determined award winner. Lettered in hockey four MJHL league champion in 2004-05. During 2004-05, scored 72 points on years and in baseball and football twice each at North St. Paul High 24 goals and 48 assists in 53 games. During 2002-03, scored 70 points school. All-state honorable mention in baseball and hockey. Captain of on 20 goals and 50 points in 61 games. Personal: Majoring in accounting. hockey and baseball teams at North St. Paul High School. Personal: Birthdate is 1/23/84. Majoring in accounting. Enjoys baseball, golf, hunting and fishing. Birthdate is 9/5/84. Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG 2006 31 6 10 16 18-47 1 0 2 Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG 2007 31 11 16 27 17-34 5 1 3 2006 29 7 8 15 3-6 1 0 0 Totals 62 17 26 43 35-81 6 1 5 2007 31 13 7 20 6-12 1 2 3 Totals 60 20 15 35 9-18 2 2 3 Sam Tikka - #33 So. – D – 6-0 – 185 Jon Skoog - #8 Soldotna, Alaska Jr.–D– 6-1 – 195 Long Lake, Minn. Career: One varsity letter. Played in 19 games, scor- ing one goal and six assists for seven points. 2007: Career: Two varsity letters. Played in 55 games, In 19 games, scored one goal and six assists for scoring one goal and 14 assists for 15 points. 2007: seven points. Registered only goal of season in 3-2 In 29 games, scored nine assists for nine points. win over St. Scholastica. Posted a pair of assists in Named team’s Unsung Hero and earned team Plus- 5-2 win over Lake Forest. Before SNC: Played for the Minus award following the season. Assisted twice of the NAHL. In 2005-06, scored five goals and 18 for two points in 7-2 win over St. Mary’s. Registered assists for 23 points in 58 games, and in 2004-05 scored four goals and assists in 3-0 win over St. Scholastica for NCHA Peters Cup crown and in 18 assists for 22 points in 56 games for Fairbanks. Personal: Majoring in 4-1 win over Bethel in NCAA Division III Tournament Quarterfinals. 2006: In business administration. Grandfather played football at Tulane. Works as a 26 games, scored one goal and five assists for six points. U.S. College commercial fisherman during the summer in his hometown of Soldotna. Hockey Online All-Rookie team honorable mention selection. Scored three Birthdate is 4/2/85. assists in 6-0 win over UW-Eau Claire. Had one goal and one assist for two points in 2-0 win over St. Scholastica. Before SNC: Played with the Fargo- Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG Moorhead Jets of the NAHL in 2003-04 and 2004-05. During the 2004-05 2007 19 1 6 7 3-6 0 0 0 season, scored six goals and 13 assists for 19 points in 50 games. Was Totals 19 1 6 7 3-6 0 0 0 the Jets’ most improved player in 2003-04 and won their community serv- ice award in 2004-05. At Orono High School, was a two-time all-confer- ence selection in hockey twice and in football once. Personal: Majoring in Shane Wheeler - #16 business administration. Elected to Minnesota Boys State. Enjoys golf, So. – F – 5-4 – 140 bowling and weightlifting. Birthdate is 10/2/84. Eagle River, Alaska Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG Career: One varsity letter. Played in 31 games, scor- 2006 26 1 5 6 6-12 0 0 1 ing eight goals and 20 assists for 28 points. 2007: In 2007 29 0 9 9 11-22 0 0 0 31 games, scored eight goals and 20 assists for 28 Totals 55 1 14 15 17-34 0 0 1 points. Named to the first team of the U.S. College Hockey Online All-Rookie Team. Shared team Freshman of the Year award with Matt Boyd. Scored Steven Sleep - #12 two goals and two assists for four points in 9-3 win over UW-Stevens Jr. – F – 5-9 – 190 Point. Had one-goal, one-assist showings in 8-1 win over Buffalo State, in Thunder Bay, Ontario 6-0 win over Augsburg and in 4-2 win over Bethel. Scored two assists each in 5-1 win over St. John’s, in 5-2 win over UW-Superior, in 4-3 win Career: Two varsity letters. Played in 62 games, over UW-Eau Claire and in 4-1 win over UW-Stout. Before SNC: Played for scoring 17 goals and 26 assists for 43 points. 2007: the Fairbanks Ice Dogs of the NAHL. Led Fairbanks in scoring in 2005-06 In 31 games, scored 11 goals and 16 assists for 27 with 24 goals and 42 assists for 66 points in 55 games. In 2004-05, had points. Academic All-Northern Collegiate Hockey 28 goals and 28 assists for 56 points in 54 games for Fairbanks. Named to Association. Opened the season with a hat trick in 4- the NAHL All-Rookie Team with Fairbanks. Personal: Majoring in account- 1 win over Marian. Scored one goal and two assists ing. Enjoys snowboarding and fishing. Birthdate is 8/8/86. for three points in 5-1 win over UW-Eau Claire and in 7-1 win over Lake Forest. Had two-assist games in 7-1 win over St. Thomas and in 5-1 win Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG over Hamline. 2006: In 31 games, scored six goals and 10 assists for 16 2007 31 8 20 28 7-14 3 0 2 points. Team Freshman of the Year. Did not have a multi-point game, Totals 31 8 20 28 7-14 3 0 2

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Blake Bashor - #31 Adam Hammerbeck - #9 Fr. – G – 5-9 – 175 Fr. – D – 6-2 – 200 Le Claire, Iowa Superior, Wis.

Before SNC: Played for the Notre Dame Hounds of Before SNC: Played for the Alexandria Blizzard of the the SJHL. In 2006-07, played 1,862 minutes NAHL in 2006-07. In 61 games, scored nine goals between the pipes and allowed 130 goals with a and 11 assists for 20 points. Played four years of record of 14-15-1-4. Was the team MVP in 2005 hockey at Superior High School and helped the and was named to the SJHL All-Rookie Team the Spartans to the WIAA State Hockey Championship in same year. Personal: Major is biology. Enjoys golf. 2003 and 2005. Wisconsin Mr. Hockey Finalist in Birthdate is 7/13/86. 2005. All-state selection in 2004 and 2005. All-Lake Superior Conference first-team selection in 2005. Personal: Majoring in biology. National Honor Society member. Enjoys hunting, fishing, weightlifting and tubing. Birthdate is 10/12/86. Mike Bernardy - #2 Fr. – D – 5-8 – 165 Sandy, Utah Cory Harder - #11 Before SNC: Played for the Langley Chiefs of the Fr. – F – 6-1 – 205 BCHL in 2006-07, scoring seven goals with 20 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan assists for 27 points in 35 games. Also played for the USHL’s Indiana Ice, the NAHL’s North Iowa Before SNC: Played three seasons for the La Ronge Outlaws and the NOJHL’s Blind River Beavers during Ice Wolves of the SJHL. In 139 career games with La his junior career. Personal: Majoring in finance. Ronge, scored 40 goals and 51 assists for 91 points. Enjoys poker. Birthdate is 5/13/86. La Ronge’s captain in 2006-07. Named team’s most dedicated player twice and most improved player once. Personal: Majoring in accounting. Enjoys fish- ing and watersports. Birthdate is 9/19/86.

Joe Bitz - #27 Fr.–F– 6-1 – 205 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Julien Hernandez - #1 Before SNC: Played for the Nanaimo Clippers of the Fr. – G – 5-9 – 170 BCHL for three seasons. In 140 career games, Aspen, Colo. scored 32 goals and 51 assists for 83 points. During 2006-07, helped the Clippers to the BCHL champi- Before SNC: Played hockey at the Vermont Academy, onship while scoring 17 goals and 24 assists for 41 a prep school in Saxtons River, Vt. Played hockey points in 52 games. Personal: Majoring in business and tennis at Vermont Academy. Hockey team administration. Brother, Byron, played four years at Cornell and is currently advanced to the semifinals and finals of the New playing in the Boston Bruins farm system for the of the England Championships. Personal: Majoring in busi- AHL. Enjoys fishing, farming, friends and family. Birthdate is 7/23/86. ness administration. Enjoys tennis, skiing and fish- ing. Birthdate is 11/28/87.

Sam Eccles - #5 Fr.–D– 6-0 – 195 Mesa, Ariz. Taylor Langford - #20 Fr. – F – 6-1 – 210 Before SNC: Finished the 2006-07 season with the Devlin, Ontario Hawkesbury Hawks of the CJHL, scoring two goals and six assists for eight points in 20 games. Also Before SNC: Played three years with the Nanaimo played with the Green Mountain Glades of the EJHL Clippers of the BCHL. In 164 career games with and the of the NAHL during juniors Nanaimo, scored 30 goals with 55 assists for 85 career. Personal: Majoring in business administra- points. Tallied numbers of 16-26-42 in the 2006-07 tion. National Honor Society member. Uncle, Mike Elliott, played quarter- season with Nanaimo winning the BCHL champi- back at the University of Pittsburgh and was drafted by the Dallas onship. Nanaimo’s captain in 2006-07. Personal: Cowboys. Enjoys golf and going to the lake. Birthdate is 7/28/86. Major is undecided. Enjoys golf and weightlifting. Birthdate is 12/30/86.

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Shawn Overton - #4 Nick Tabisz - #28 Fr. – F – 6-0 – 200 Fr. – F – 5-11 – 175 Penticton, British Columbia Kettering, Ohio

Before SNC: Spent the 2006-07 season with the Before SNC: Played two years for the Green Bay Nanaimo Clippers of the BCHL, with the team claim- Gamblers of the USHL. In 115 career games, scored ing the BCHL title. In 60 games in 2006-07, scored 20 goals and 15 assists for 35 points. Earned the 20 goals and 24 assists for 44 points. Also played in Gamblers’ Community Service Award in 2006. the BCHL for the Chiefs, Quesnel Personal: Major is undecided. Enjoys baseball. Millionaires and Penticton Panthers. Voted Quesnel’s Birthdate is 7/1/87. fan favorite in 2005. Also an outstanding prep golfer at Penticton Secondary. Personal: Majoring in business administration. Enjoys golf, ten- nis and movies. Birthdate is 4/26/86.

Scott Pulak - #10 Dustin Walz – #7 Fr.–F– 5-7 – 165 Fr. – D – 6-1 – 185 Green Bay, Wis. Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan

Before SNC: Played for the Soo Indians of the NOJHL Before SNC: Played in 2006-07 for the Notre Dame in 2006-07, scoring 18 goals and 12 assists in 38 Hounds after spending three seasons with the games (including playoffs). Soo won the NOJHL Humboldt Broncos, both of the SJHL. For Notre championship in 2007. Personal: Majoring in busi- Dame, scored seven goals and 13 assists for 20 ness administration. National Honor Society member. points in 45 games. Personal: Majoring in business Father, Ron, played at UW-Superior and for the administration. Enjoys golf. Birthdate is 2/19/86. Green Bay Bobcats. Enjoys golf. Birthdate is 8/15/87.

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Arians, Andris Groves, Al & Katherine Madrigrano, Glenn & Barbara Schroeder, Dr. Todd and Mrs. Dawn Benesh, Greg & Jayne Gruetzmacher, Michael & Christine Maier, Harry Sherwood Futures Blick, Dr. Michael and Jane Haese, Carl & Carol Maier, Kenneth Stoltenberg, Timothy Bliss, Tim & Rhonda Hansen, Luke Maslinski, Don & Judeann Strick, James Brandel, Dave Haubold, Fred & Bridget Matuszek, Daniel Sturm, Steven & Sarah Crevier, Stanley Healy, Tim & Ann McGuire, Arvid Sturzl, Ed Cuene, Mr. & Mrs. James Hearden, Richard & Andrea McVey, William & Corrine Van Straten, Col. James & Patricia DeGrave, Paul & Sue Heideman, Michael & Sally Murphy, William Vercauteren, Pete Deprez, Gerald Henning, David & Alice Noack, Paul Von Rueden, Anthony & Lynn Devine, Michael Herold, Roger & Marlene Payant, William Walsh, Col. Eugene and Mrs. Dickhut, Matt & Donna Infante, Linda Pier, Beth Weinberger, Norbert & Elvara Dufek, Jerry Jacobson, Eric & Sherre Pier, Chris Wilson, Bob Duquette, Robert Joanis, Jason Pirman, Frank & Gerrie Yankle, Richard & Rebecca Elmer, John & Betty Junio, Francis Pollard, Dennis & Kathleen Yurjevich, Glen & Helen Emer, Joseph & Patricia Kafka, Daniel Pritzl, Brian & Kathi Fetyko, David & Margaret Kaminski, Robert & Kelli Riopelle, Patrick Freis, Al & Julie Kekula, Rick & Cindy Ritter, Jeff & Kathy Frye, David La Violette, Don Ross, Craig & Kristine Gettelman, John & Kathryn Liebmann, Leonard Rotherham, Gregory

Hockey Season Ticket Holders Donald Babler Larry Erdmann William & Jeanette Long Bill & Karin Sands John & Cathy Barnes Nick Feldhausen Bob Lorig Pat & Sue Sands Suzanne Berkovitz Warren Fowler Ken & Peggy Machlica David Siegel Gary Berns David Franken Albert & Mary Jo Malueg Larry & Elisie Sikowski Keith Brown Rich & Sandy Garnger Paul & Leah Mashl Susan Steinhofer Tom Bushman John & Ann Gray Don & Judeann Maslinski Richard Sustman Thomas Capelle Nicholas Griffie Pat Massart John & Jane Switzer Daniel Caron Jim & Tammy Guinn Kent Maxwell Dianne & Ed Tarrence Susan Casper Gertrude Haese Mike Mellen Bill & Cari Tochterman Jay Charles Chris Handrick Mark Miszewski Bob Tochterman Jim Charles Marianne Herlache Bob Moeller Mallory Tomasovich Tom Christofferson Paul Hickey Tammy Motquin Rick & Betty Toneys Tim & Barb Coghlin Gary Hill Douglas Mueller Mike Tramte Mark Converse Bud Jacobs Ronald Neitzel Joyce & Joe Tullbane Jerry Cousineau Bruce & Amy Johnson Jim Neuliep Dale & Julie Van Lanen Russell & Colleen Dantinne Charles Johnson Pat O’Brien Chris & Jerry Van Schyndel Dennis Day Wayne & Dawn Kaster Francis Osorno Jim Vercauteren Bob & Kathy Decker John & Amy Keehan Dennis Ouradnik Richard Vincent Dave & Pam Denis Don & Sue Kempen Dr. Renee Palmer Don & Mary Wackwitz Gary Derozier Jack Kiefer Stacie Palmer Mark Wafle Eric & Shelly Deterville Gary & Judy Knuth Stephen & Selys Perry Jim Walters Michael & Connie Diamond Bill & Carol Komsi Max & Tina Pietsch Dave & Sue Wegge Rebecca Diener Dan & Bet Kostka Tim & Donna Platner Raymond Wenner Lee Dietzen Joe Kraft Tom & Stacy Porod Emily & Lyle Wery Mike & Catherine Dobkoski John & Mary Kurzynski Patrick Porter Jon Wienke Joe Draves Mark Lahaye Ron & Linda Poupore Tim & Stephanie Woodworth David Dufeck Paul Lahaye Gary Radtke George & Norma Wrobel Gene Eggers Tyler Lenz Jeff & Kathy Ritter Jeff & Kristi & Maya Zahn Rick & Jacqui Engebos Bernie & Sue Leroy Mike & Vicki Rodgers Steve Zellner Dave and Angel Engels Leonard Liebmann Patrick Rusk *as of Oct. 15, 2007

14 NCHA INFORMATION

ach year brings a new challenge for the St. Norbert College hockey Eteam in the Northern Collegiate Hockey Association. The Northern Collegiate Hockey Association The Green Knights are aiming for their 10th league championship as they begin their 14th season of league play in the eight-team conference, one of the most prestigious in NCAA Division III hockey. Commissioner: Bill Kronschnabel Sports Information Director: Layne Pitt The league’s teams have captured 13 national championships and its reg- www.nchahockey.org ular season champions have advanced to an NCAA Championship game 17 of the past 25 years. The league features teams in the NCAA Division Regular Season Peters Cup Playoffs III as well as some of small college hockey’s most heated rivalries and 1981-82 Bemidji State 1985-86 Bemidji State intense competition. 1982-83 Bemidji State 1986-87 Bemidji State 1983-84 Bemidji State 1987-88 UW-River Falls 1984-85 Bemidji State The Midwest Conference, to which St. Norbert belongs for all other inter- 1988-89 UW-Stevens Point 1985-86 MSU-Mankato, collegiate competition, does not sponsor hockey, though Lake Forest 1989-90 UW-Stevens Point Bemidji State College, another Midwest Conference member, is a member of the NCHA. 1986-87 MSU-Mankato, 1990-91 UW-Stevens Point St. Cloud State 1991-92 UW-Stevens Point The NCHA begins its 28th season in 2007-2008, with three of the league’s 1987-88 UW-River Falls 1992-93 UW-Stevens Point six charter members still intact. The league was formed in the early 1988-89 UW-Stevens Point 1980’s from a combination of college teams belonging to the now-defunct 1993-94 UW-Superior 1989-90 UW-Stevens Point International College Association and the Western Intercollegiate Hockey 1994-95 Bemidji State 1990-91 MSU-Mankato, Association. 1995-96 UW-River Falls Bemidji State 1996-97 UW-Superior 1991-92 UW-Stevens Point The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, the University of Wisconsin-River 1997-98 St. Norbert 1992-93 UW-Stevens Point Falls and the University of Wisconsin-Superior all remain from the league’s 1993-94 UW-Superior 1998-99 St. Norbert official charter on June 1, 1980. , Mankato State 1994-95 Bemidji State 1999-2000 UW-Superior University and St. Cloud State University were also original members, but 1995-96 UW-River Falls 2000-01 UW-Superior have since joined Division I. 1996-97 St. Norbert 2001-02 UW-Superior 1997-98 St. Norbert Though league play began in 1980-81, it was on an unofficial basis 2002-03 St. Norbert 1998-99 St. Norbert because of an unbalanced schedule. Bemidji State was the first champi- 2003-04 St. Norbert 1999-2000 UW-Stevens Point on crowned in 1981-82. 2004-05 St. Norbert 2000-01 UW-Superior 2005-06 UW-Superior 2001-02 St. Norbert The College of St. Scholastica raised league membership to seven teams 2006-07 St. Norbert 2002-03 St. Norbert by joining in 1983-84. St. Cloud State left after the 1986-87 season, but 2003-04 St. Norbert the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point entered to keep the league at 2004-05 St. Norbert *- The winner of the Peters Cup seven teams. St. Scholastica dropped out after the 1990-91 season and 2005-06 St. Norbert Playoffs earns the NCHA’s automatic Mankato left after the 1991-92 season. However, Lake Forest joined for 2006-07 St. Norbert, UW-Stout, qualifier to the NCAA Division III the 1992-93 campaign to maintain a six-team conference. UW-River Falls Tournament.

St. Scholastica returned after a three-year hiatus and joined St. Norbert as the league’s seventh and eighth members in 1994-95. The University of National Champions from the NCHA Wisconsin-Stout became the league’s ninth member in 1995-96. Bemidji Year School NCAA Division State left after the 1998-99 season. 2002 UW-Superior III 1997 Bemidji State II 1995 Bemidji State II The NCHA will continue with league teams playing all other opponents just 1994 UW-River Falls III twice, one home and one away. Bemidji State II 1993 UW-Stevens Point III The 14-game league schedule increased excitement around the league, Bemidji State II and teams battled from start to finish for valuable points in the standings. 1991 UW-Stevens Point III 1990 UW-Stevens Point III The 2007-2008 season is the ninth year of the interlocking schedule with 1989 UW-Stevens Point III 1988 UW-River Falls III Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. The NCHA-MIAC games will 1986 Bemidji State II showcase the top hockey in the NCAA Division III’s West Region. 1984 Bemidji State II

15 NCHA INFORMATION 2006-2007 Northern Collegiate 2006-07 Hockey Association Standings All-NCHA Team School W L T Pts GF GA St. Norbert 10 3 1 21 55 32 UW-River Falls 10 3 1 21 45 31 FIRST TEAM UW-Stout 10 3 1 21 49 34 UW-Superior 9 4 1 19 48 35 St. Scholastica 6 7 1 13 45 45 Goaltenders UW-Stevens Point 3 10 1 7 41 61 A.J. Bucchino, Jr., River Falls UW-Eau Claire 2 9 3 7 30 46 Mike Stone, Jr., Stout Lake Forest 0 11 3 3 26 55 Overall: S t. Norbert 25-4-2, UW-River Falls 21-6-2, UW-Stout 21-5-2, UW-Superior 20-6-1, Defensemen St. Scholastica 15-12-2, UW-Stevens Point 7-18-2, UW-Eau Claire 9-14-4, Lake Forest 3-21-3. Jim Henkemeyer, Jr., River Falls Derek Paige, Jr., Superior NCHA Scoring Leaders Greg Peterson, So., Eau Claire Player, Team GP G A Pts Avg/G P-M PP SH GWG Jack Wolgemuth, So., Stout TJ Dahl, RF 29 12 40 52 1.79 9-18 8 0 4 Marc Belanger, SNC 30 21 20 41 1.37 14-28 9 0 1 Forwards Jeff Hazelwood, SNC 30 17 23 40 1.33 7-14 7 0 4 Marc Belanger, Jr., St. Norbert Scott Motz, Stout 28 18 18 36 1.29 13-29 8 1 2 T.J. Dahl, Jr., River Falls Derek Hansberry, RF 29 21 14 35 1.21 6-12 9 0 5 Sean Garrity, Jr., Eau Claire Braden Desmet, Sup 23 14 18 32 1.39 9-18 3 1 2 Derek Hansberry, So., River Falls Andy Wiesner, Stout 28 14 18 32 1.40 12-24 5 1 5 Corey Stark, Fr., Superior Matt Boyd, SNC 30 19 21 31 1.03 8-27 3 0 4 Andrew Stearns, Sr., Stout Chris Berry, Sup 27 16 14 30 1.11 15-30 6 0 4 Andy Wiesner, Sr., Stout Pat Borgestad, RF 29 16 13 29 1.00 10-20 613 Sean Fish, SP 27 13 15 28 1.04 11-22 5 1 1 Player of the Year Tyler Canal, LFC 27 9 19 28 1.04 4-8 2 0 0 T.J. Dahl, River Falls Andrew Derton, SNC 27 7 21 28 1.04 26-63 300 Shane Wheeler, SNC 31 8 20 28 0.90 7-14 3 0 2 Corey Stark, Sup 26 17 10 27 1.04 4-8 2 0 5 Coach of the Year Sean Garrity, EC 26 13 14 27 1.04 18-47 7 0 1 Terry Watkins, Stout Derek Hanson, Stout 28 12 15 27 0.96 10-20 3 0 4 Steven Sleep, SNC 31 11 16 27 0.87 17-34 5 1 3 AJ Tucker, CSS 29 10 16 26 0.97 9-18 8 0 3 HONORABLE MENTION Troy Bosjoli, SNC 31 17 9 26 0.84 24-78 4 1 2 Nate Rein, Sup 25 10 15 25 1.00 9-18 4 0 1 Goaltenders Greg Petersen, EC 27 7 17 24 0.89 24-48 5 0 1 Tyler Johnson, Jr., St. Scholastica Jim Henkemeyer, RF 28 8 16 24 0.86 6-12 7 0 2 Kyle Jones, Jr., St. Norbert

NCHA Goaltending Leaders Defensemen Player, Team GP GA MP GAA W L T SO EN GA SV SV% Dustin Cosgrove, Jr., Superior Kyle Jones, SNC 31 56 1875:23 1.79 25 4 2 3 0 56 589 .913 B.J. Garczynski, Sr., Stout Bobby Kuehl, Fr., Stout Mike Stone, Stout 22 41 1168:01 2.11 15 5 1 2 0 41 517 .927 Kelly Reynolds, Fr., St. Scholastica AJ Bucchino, RF 29 59 1672:10 2.12 21 6 2 1 0 59 819 .933 Chris Robinson, So., River Falls Tyler Brigl, EC 5 10 282:12 2.13 3 0 1 1 0 10 106 .914 Baron Bradley, Sup 14 15 394:37 2.28 5 1 0 0 0 15 130 .897 Forwards Chad Beiswenger, Sup 24 47 1231:17 2.29 15 5 1 3 0 47 541 .920 Brett Beckfeld, So., Stevens Point Tyler Johnson, CSS 23 60 1375:06 2.62 12 9 1 2 0 60 529 .898 Chris Berry, Fr., Superior Troy Boisjoli, Sr., St. Norbert Matt Koenig, Stout 14 23 506:31 2.72 6 0 1 0 0 23 162 .876 Pat Borgestad, Jr., River Falls Ryan Mensing, EC 24 69 1362:09 3.04 6 14 3 0 1 69 620 .899 Tyler Canal, Sr., Lake Forest Steve Bounds, CSS 7 18 319:00 3.39 2 3 1 0 0 18 110 .859 Brandon Desmet, Fr., Superior Scott Campbell, LFC 14 49 801:46 3.67 3 10 1 0 0 49 514 .913 Scott Motz, Fr., Stout Marcus Paulson, SP 26 101 1507:51 4.02 7 16 2 0 0 101 715 .876 Nate Rein, So., Superior Brandon Koch, LFC 15 64 809:34 4.74 0 11 2 0 0 64 519 .890 A.J. Tucker, So., St. Scholastica

16 2006-07 STATISTICS Game Results Date Opponent W/L Score Overall Conference Time Attend Goalie 10/24/06 at Marian College W 4-1 1-0-0 0-0-0 2:00 298 Kyle Jones 10/27/06 at Buffalo State W 8-1 2-0-0 0-0-0 2:15 412 Kyle Jones 10/28/06 at Fredonia State T OT 2-2 2-0-1 0-0-0 2:20 538 Kyle Jones 11/3/06 AUGSBURG COLLEGE W 6-0 3-0-1 0-0-0 2:00 1004 Kyle Jones 11/4/06 #13 ST. JOHN'S UNIV. W 5-1 4-0-1 0-0-0 1:57 752 Kyle Jones 11/10/06 at #11 Univ. of St. Thomas W 7-1 5-0-1 0-0-0 1:55 511 Kyle Jones 11/11/06 at St. Mary's Univ. W 7-2 6-0-1 0-0-0 2:05 420 Kyle Jones * 11/17/06 #6 UW-SUPERIOR W 5-2 7-0-1 1-0-0 2:07 1255 Kyle Jones * 11/18/06 ST. SCHOLASTICA W 3-2 8-0-1 2-0-0 2:05 991 Kyle Jones * 11/24/06 UW-STEVENS POINT W 9-3 9-0-1 3-0-0 1:59 1209 Kyle Jones * 11/25/06 UW-EAU CLAIRE W 5-1 10-0-1 4-0-0 2:15 1089 Kyle Jones * 12/1/06 at #12 UW-Stout T OT 3-3 10-0-2 4-0-1 2:30 944 Kyle Jones * 12/2/06 at #6 UW-River Falls L 2-3 10-1-2 4-1-1 2:09 1111 Kyle Jones 12/5/06 LAKE FOREST COLLEGE W 7-1 11-1-2 4-1-1 1:58 844 Kyle Jones 1/6/07 #15 MSOE W 5-2 12-1-2 4-1-1 2:07 1948 Kyle Jones 1/12/07 at Hamline Univ. W 5-1 13-1-2 4-1-1 2:15 250 Kyle Jones 1/13/07 at Bethel Univ. W 4-2 14-1-2 4-1-1 2:09 552 Kyle Jones * 1/19/07 at St. Scholastica L 2-3 14-2-2 4-2-1 2:15 215 Kyle Jones * 1/20/07 at #7 UW-Superior W 3-0 15-2-2 5-2-1 2:06 1027 Kyle Jones * 1/26/07 #3 UW-RIVER FALLS W 3-2 16-2-2 6-2-1 2:07 1340 Kyle Jones * 1/27/07 #5 UW-STOUT L 1-2 16-3-2 6-3-1 1:59 5016 Kyle Jones * 2/2/07 at UW-Eau Claire W OT 4-3 17-3-2 7-3-1 2:33 437 Kyle Jones * 2/3/07 at UW-Stevens Point W 7-5 18-3-2 8-3-1 2:12 768 Kyle Jones * 2/9/07 LAKE FOREST COLLEGE W 3-1 19-3-2 9-3-1 2:02 1272 Kyle Jones * 2/10/07 at Lake Forest College W 5-2 20-3-2 10-3-1 2:10 500 Kyle Jones # 2/16/07 UW-EAU CLAIRE W 4-3 21-3-2 10-3-1 2:06 1014 Kyle Jones # 2/17/07 UW-EAU CLAIRE W 3-1 22-3-2 10-3-1 2:18 1034 Kyle Jones # 2/24/07 #5 UW-STOUT W 4-1 23-3-2 10-3-1 2:03 1460 Kyle Jones # 3/3/07 #15 ST. SCHOLASTICA W 3-0 24-3-2 10-3-1 1:59 1781 Kyle Jones % 3/10/07 #14 BETHEL UNIV. W 4-1 25-3-2 10-3-1 2:01 2025 Kyle Jones $ 3/17/07 vs #5 Oswego State L OT 3-4 25-4-2 10-3-1 2:25 1293 Kyle Jones

*- NCHA game # - NCHA Peters Cup Playoffs % - NCAA Division III Tournament Quarterfinal $ - NCAA Division III Frozen Four Individual Statistics ## Name GP G A Pts No-Min PP SH FG GW GTG OT HT PN UA 14 Marc Belanger 30 21 20 41 14-28 9 0 4 1 0 0 1 0 2 19 Jeff Hazelwood 30 17 23 40 8-16 7 0 6 4 0 0 0 0 0 22 Matt Boyd 30 10 21 31 8-27 3 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 1 16 Shane Wheeler 31 8 20 28 7-14 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 Andrew Derton 27 7 21 28 25-61 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 Steven Sleep 31 11 16 27 17-34 5 1 3 3 1 0 1 0 0 9 Troy Boisjoli 31 17 9 26 24-78 4 1 4 2 0 0 1 0 0 10 Lonny Forrester 30 7 15 22 11-33 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 29 Ryan Petersen 31 13 7 20 6-12 1 2 3 3 0 0 0 0 2 20 Kurtis Peterson 30 9 7 16 10-20 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 21 Trevor Bayda 26 2 8 10 14-39 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 Sheldon Wing 11 2 7 9 1-2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 28 Jon Skoog 29 0 9 9 11-22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 Peter Fylling 15 3 4 7 10-20 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 33 Sam Tikka 19 1 6 7 3-6 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 Tyler Gow 27 0 7 7 16-32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 James Switzer 26 2 4 6 15-30 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 17 Tyler Allen 21 1 5 6 9-18 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 24 Brad Herman 14 0 5 5 6-12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 Shane McCormick 11 3 0 3 1-2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Jason Nopper 28 1 2 3 14-28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 Dustin Dubas 12 0 2 2 10-20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 Chris Rampone 3 1012-4100000000 5 Mikael Virta 16 0 1 1 5-10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TM TEAM 3 0 0 0 4-8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 31 136 219 355 251-576 41 7 23 25 1 1 3 0 9 Opponents 31 56 84 140 251-565 20 3 8 412105 ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho PP SH EN PEN SOG 35 Kyle Jones 31-31 1875:23 56 1.79 586 .913 25 4 2 3 20 3 0 0 0 TM EMPTY NET 3-0 2:25 0 - 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 31-31 1877:48 56 1.79 586 .913 25 4 2 3 20 3 0 0 0 Opponents 31-31 1877:48 136 4.35 948 .875 4 25 2 0 41 7 2 0 0

Team: Power Play (41-190, 21.6 percent); Penalty Kill (173-193, 89.6 percent)

17 2006-07 STATISTICS 2006-2007 St. Norbert College Team Game-by-Game Comparison SUMMARY PENALTIES POWER PLAYS Date Opponent Score Goals Assists No-Min / No-Min G-Ch / G-Ch 10/24/06 at Marian College 4-1 4/1 5/1 13-48 / 12-24 2-7 / 0-7 10/27/06 at Buffalo State 8-1 8/1 15/2 13-37 / 14-28 6-12 / 1-11 10/28/06 at Fredonia State 2-2 2/2 2/4 10-20 / 11-33 0-8 / 2-9 11/3/06 AUGSBURG COLLEGE 6-0 6/0 10/0 8-16 / 7-22 2-4 / 0-6 11/4/06 ST. JOHN'S UNIV. 5-1 5/1 10/2 4-19 / 6-12 3-6 / 0-3 11/10/06 at Univ. of St. Thomas 7-1 7/1 13/2 12-24 / 6-12 1-5 / 1-11 11/11/06 at St. Mary's Univ. 7-2 7/2 12/3 5-10 / 4-8 1-3 / 0-4 11/17/06 UW-SUPERIOR 5-2 5/2 9/4 13-26 / 15-30 3-9 / 1-7 11/18/06 ST. SCHOLASTICA 3-2 3/2 5/3 6-12 / 9-29 0-7 / 0-5 11/24/06 UW-STEVENS POINT 9-3 9/3 12/5 4-8 / 4-8 1-4 / 0-4 11/25/06 UW-EAU CLAIRE 5-1 5/1 8/2 12-24 / 13-34 3-8 / 0-8 12/1/06 at UW-Stout 3-3 3/3 4/6 14-28 / 11-22 1-8 / 2-11 12/2/06 at UW-River Falls 2-3 2/3 4/5 11-22 / 8-16 1-7 / 2-10 12/5/06 LAKE FOREST COLLEGE 7-1 7/1 11/1 4-8 / 7-14 1-6 / 0-3 1/6/07 MSOE 5-2 5/2 8/4 9-18 / 12-35 2-9 / 1-6 1/12/07 at Hamline Univ. 5-1 5/1 9/2 5-10 / 5-10 0-4 / 0-4 1/13/07 at Bethel Univ. 4-2 4/2 4/3 10-28 / 8-16 0-5 / 0-6 1/19/07 at St. Scholastica 2-3 2/3 4/2 4-8 / 5-10 0-5 / 2-4 1/20/07 at UW-Superior 3-0 3/0 4/0 10-20 / 6-12 0-6 / 0-10 1/26/07 UW-RIVER FALLS 3-2 3/2 5/1 8-16 / 7-14 0-5 / 0-6 1/27/07 UW-STOUT 1-2 1/2 2/4 4-8 / 7-14 1-7 / 0-4 2/2/07 at UW-Eau Claire 4-3 4/3 4/5 11-22 / 15-30 2-9 / 2-5 2/3/07 at UW-Stevens Point 7-5 7/5 13/4 11-44 / 9-32 2-3 / 3-5 2/9/07 LAKE FOREST COLLEGE 3-1 3/1 4/1 5-10 / 6-12 1-6 / 0-5 2/10/07 at Lake Forest College 5-2 5/2 8/4 4-8 / 8-16 2-7 / 0-3 2/16/07 UW-EAU CLAIRE 4-3 4/3 8/4 7-14 / 7-14 2-6 / 1-6 2/17/07 UW-EAU CLAIRE 3-1 3/1 5/1 12-24 / 16-32 2-11 / 0-8 2/24/07 UW-STOUT 4-1 4/1 7/1 6-12 / 5-10 1-5 / 0-6 3/3/07 ST. SCHOLASTICA 3-0 3/0 6/0 6-12 / 3-6 0-3 / 0-6 3/10/07 BETHEL UNIV. 4-1 4/1 6/1 6-12 / 3-6 1-3 / 1-6 3/17/07 vs Oswego State 3-4 3/4 2/7 4-8 / 2-4 0-2 / 1-4 Totals 136-56 136/56 219/84 251-576 /251-565 41-190 / 20-193

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category

St. Norbert - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS St. Norbert - TEAM GAME HIGHS

POINTS 4 Marc Belanger at UW-Stevens Point (2/3/07) POINTS 23 at Buffalo State (10/27/06) 4 Matt Boyd at UW-Stevens Point (2/3/07) GOALS 9 vs UW-Stevens Point (11/24/06) 4 Troy Boisjoli vs UW-Eau Claire (11/25/06) ASSISTS 15 at Buffalo State (10/27/06) 4 Shane Wheeler vs UW-Stevens Point (11/24/06) SAVES 28 at UW-Stout (12/1/06) 4 Matt Boyd at St. Mary's Univ. (11/11/06) PENALTIES 14 at UW-Stout (12/1/06) 4 Jeff Hazelwood at Univ. of St. Thomas (11/10/06) PENALTY MINUTES 48 at Marian College (10/24/06) GOALS 3 Troy Boisjoli vs Lake Forest College (12/5/06) 3 Marc Belanger vs UW-Superior (11/17/06) 3 Steven Sleep at Marian College (10/24/06) ASSISTS 4 Matt Boyd at UW-Stevens Point (2/3/07) Opponent - GAME HIGHS SAVES 28 Kyle Jones at UW-Stout (12/1/06) POINTS 11 vs Oswego State (3/17/07) PENALTIES 3 Jason Nopper at UW-Eau Claire (2/2/07) GOALS 5 at UW-Stevens Point (2/3/07) 3 Trevor Bayda vs MSOE (1/6/07) 3 Dustin Dubas at UW-Stout (12/1/06) ASSISTS 7 vs Oswego State (3/17/07) 3 Marc Belanger vs UW-Eau Claire (11/25/06) SAVES 45 at Lake Forest College (2/10/07) 3 Steven Sleep vs UW-Superior (11/17/06) PENALTIES 16 vs UW-Eau Claire (2/17/07) 3 Peter Fylling vs UW-Superior (11/17/06) PENALTY MINUTES 35 vs MSOE (1/6/07) 3 Andrew Derton at Univ. of St. Thomas (11/10/06) PENALTY MINUTES 15 Trevor Bayda at UW-Stevens Point (2/3/07) 15 Troy Boisjoli vs St. John's Univ. (11/4/06) 15 Lonny Forrester at Buffalo State (10/27/06) 15 Matt Boyd at Marian College (10/24/06) 15 Troy Boisjoli at Marian College (10/24/06)

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Game #1 (Oct. 24) Game #6 (Nov. 10) Game #10 (Nov. 24) Blueline Family Ice Center (298) St. Thomas Ice Arena (511) Cornerstone Community Center (1,209) St. Norbert 4, Marian 1 St. Norbert 7, St. Thomas 1 St. Norbert 9, UW-Stevens Point 3 SN 1 1 2 - 4 SN421 - 7 SP021 - 3 MC00 1 - 1 SN 3 4 2 - 9 1st: SN – Sleep 1 (Derton, Belanger), PPG, 3:51 ST100 - 1 2nd: SN – Sleep 2 (Derton, Boyd), PPG, 2:01 1st: SN – Belanger 3 (Sleep, Boyd), 4:57 1st: SN – Belanger 8 (Sleep, Wing), 0:22 3rd: SN – Peterson 1 (unassisted), SHG, 9:12 SN – Hazelwood 4 (Wing), 8:22 SN – Wheeler 3 (Belanger), PPG, 13:06 MC – Fox 1 (Ford), 18:12 SN – Boisjoli 2 (Hazelwood, Wing), 13:37 SN – Forrester 3 (unassisted), 17:00 SN – Sleep 3 (Forrester), ENG, 19:50 SN – Petersen 4 (Skoog, Sleep), SHG, 19:12 2nd: SN – Boyd 6 (Belanger), 4:45 Penalties: SN 13-48, MC 12-24 SN – Hazelwood 7 (Gow), 6:06 Power Play: SN 2-7, MC 0-7 ST – Pernula 3 (Van Bockel, Coles), PPG, 19:51 SN – Boisjoli 3 (Forrester, Wheeler), 10:50 Saves: Jones (SN) 4-3-11 – 18 (60:00) 2nd: SN – Derton 3 (Belanger, Hazelwood), PPG, 5:10 SP – Coburn 2 (Stendahl), 11:18 Jadczak (MC) 14-9-11 – 34 (59:10) SN – Hazelwood 5 (Belanger, Peterson), 13:21 SP – Stendahl 2 (Coburn, Zebro), 11:45 3rd: SN – Bayda 1 (Boyd, Wing), 19:02 SN – Boisjoli 4 (Wheeler, Forrester), 12:20 Game #2 (Oct. 27) Penalties: SN 12-24, ST 6-12 Buffalo State Sports Arena (412) 3rd: SN – Peterson 3 (Hazelwood, Petersen), 2:37 Power Play: SN 1-5, ST 1-11 St. Norbert 8, Buffalo State 1 SN – Wheeler 4 (Herman), 10:37 Saves: Jones (SN) 7-7-13 – 27 (60:00) SN 2 2 4 - 8 SP – Cankar 1 (Beckfeld, Lally), 17:06 Kettwick (ST) 9-x-x – 9 (20:00) BS 0 1 0 - 1 Penalties: SP 4-8, SN 4-8 1st: SN – Sleep 4 (Boisjoli), PPG, 1:15 Voss (ST) x-11-7 – 18 (40:00) Power Play: SP 0-4, SN 1-4 SN – Wheeler 1 (Hazelwood, Derton), PPG, 19:47 2nd: BS – Rivest 1 (Cole, Fiume), PPG, 6:23 Game #7 (Nov. 11) Saves: Paulson (SP) 13-x-x – 13 (20:00) SN – Boyd 1 (Hazelwood, Sleep), PPG, 12:07 Neamonitis (SP) x-7-9 – 16 (40:00) SMU Ice Arena (420) SN – Petersen 1 (Wheeler, Bayda), 13:47 Jones (SN) 6-6-1 – 13 (60:00) 3rd: SN – Belanger 1 (Boyd, Derton), PPG, 3:41 St. Norbert 7, St. Mary’s 2 SN – Peterson 2 (Boisjoli, Switzer), SHG, 10:34 SN043 - 7 Game #11 (Nov. 25) SN – Rampone 1 (Boisjoli, Derton), PPG, 12:56 SM11 0 - 2 Cornerstone Community Center (1,089) SN – Petersen 2 (Bayda, Gow), PPG, 13:07 1st: SM – Gill 3 (Roberts, Bohn), 18:36 St. Norbert 5, UW-Eau Claire 1 Penalties: SN 13-37, BS 14-28 2nd: SN – Hazelwood 6 (Wheeler, Belanger), PPG, 3:36 Power Play: SN 6-12, BS 1-11 EC 01 0 - 1 Saves: Jones (SN) 4-5-8 – 17 (60:00) SN – Derton 4 (Hazelwood, Herman), 8:31 SN 0 1 4-5 Sheehan (BS) 9-16-10 – 35 (60:00) SN – Boyd 4 (Allen, Forrester), 12:37 1st: no scoring SM – Bohn 1 (Roberts), 16:11 2nd: EC – Bauler 2 (Vesel, Garrity), 0:27 Game #3 (Oct. 28) SN – Belanger 4 (Skoog), 18:04 SN – Boyd 7 (Sleep, Belanger), 3:29 Steele Hall (538) 3rd: SN – Sleep 6 (Boyd, Skoog), 3:48 3rd: SN – Sleep 8 (Boisjoli), PPG, 3:02 St. Norbert 2, Fredonia State 2 (OT) SN – Petersen 5 (Boyd, Derton), 9:21 SN – Boisjoli 5 (Sleep, Forrester), PPG, 10:01 SN 0 2 0 0 - 2 FS 2 0 0 0 - 2 SN – Boyd 5 (Belanger), 14:51 SN – Peterson 4 (Petersen, Boisjoli), 10:34 1st: FS – Haberman 2 (DiValentino, Bradley), PPG, 4:04 Penalties: SN 5-10, SM 4-8 SN – Boisjoli 6 (Belanger), PPG, 18:13 FS – Bozoian 2 (Sarfeh, McKeown), PPG, 10:51 Power Play: SN 1-3, SM 0-4 P enalties: EC 13-34, SN 12-24 2nd: SN – Boisjoli 1 (Forrester), SHG, 3:36 Saves: Jones (SN) 6-3-6 – 15 (60:00) Power Play: EC 0-8, SN 3-8 SN – Sleep 5 (Nopper), SHG, 10:32 Smith (SM) 13-9-11 – 33 (60:00) Saves: Mensing (EC) 11-6-10 – 27 (60:00) 3rd: no scoring Jones (SN) 6-3-5 – 14 (60:00) OT: no scoring Penalties: SN 10-20, FS 11-33 Game #8 (Nov. 17) Power Play: SN 0-8, FS 2-9 Cornerstone Community Center (1,255) Game #12 (Dec. 1) Saves: Jones (SN) 7-3-6-3 – 19 (65:00) St. Norbert 5, UW-Superior 2 Dunn County Ice Arena (944) Street (FS) 4-8-11-2 – 25 (65:00) Sup 00 2 - 2 St. Norbert 3, UW-Stout 3 (OT) SN 0 2 1 0 - 3 Game #4 (Nov. 3) SN 12 2 - 5 1st: SN – Sleep 7 (Forrester, Petersen), 19:26 St 01 2 0 -3 Cornerstone Community Center (1,004) 1st: St – Wiesner 5 (Kuehl, Motz), PPG, 8:18 St. Norbert 6, Augsburg 0 2nd: SN – Belanger 5 (Hazelwood, Wheeler), PPG, 8:41 2nd: SN – Hazelwood 8 (Gow, Forrester), PPG, 13:49 AC 0 0 0 - 0 SN – Fylling 2 (Tikka, Herman), 10:14 SN – Nopper 1 (Fylling, Bayda), 14:19 SN 2 3 1 - 6 3rd: SN – Belanger 6 (Wheeler), PPG, 0:50 3rd: SN – Wing 1 (unassisted), 2:49 1st: SN – Petersen 3 (Fylling, Bayda), 4:14 SN – Belanger 7 (Hazelwood, Gow), PPG, 3:09 SN – Hazelwood 1 (Belanger, Derton), PPG, 15:36 St – Motz 6 (Wiesner, Kuehl), PPG, 12:51 Sup – Palliser 2 (Berry, MacKenzie), PPG, 6:33 2nd: SN – Wheeler 2 (Switzer, Tikka), 2:14 St – Mlynarczyk 2 (Kuehl, Stearns), EXG, 19:50 Sup – Stark 5 (Rein, Desmet), 13:36 SN – Fylling 1 (unassisted), 2:38 OT: no scoring Penalties: Sup 15-30, SN 13-26 SN – Boyd 2 (Belanger, Derton), 13:27 Penalties: SN 14-28, St 11-22 3rd: SN – Hazelwood 2 (Boyd, Wheeler), PPG, 11:32 Power Play: Sup 1-7, SN 3-9 Power Play: SN 1-8, St 2-11 Penalties: AC 7-22, SN 8-16 Saves: Beiswenger (Sup) 9-13-7 – 29 (60:00) Saves: Jones (SN) 11-7-9-1 – 28 (65:00) Power Play: AC 0-6, SN 2-4 Jones (SN) 3-10-10 – 23 (60:00) Saves: Kent (AC) 14-9-x – 23 (40:00) Stone (St) 6-6-4-3 – 19 (64:10) Hendel (AC) x-x-11 – 11 (20:00) Jones (SN) 6-6-3 – 15 (60:00) Game #9 (Nov. 18) Game #13 (Dec. 2) Cornerstone Community Center (991) Hunt Arena (1,111) Game #5 (Nov. 4) St. Norbert 3, St. Scholastica 2 UW-River Falls 3, St. Norbert 2 Cornerstone Community Center (752) SS 0 1 1 - 2 SN 1 0 1-2 St. Norbert 5, St. John’s 1 SN 0 2 1 - 3 SJ 0 1 0 - 1 RF 1 0 2 - 3 SN 1 2 2 - 5 1st: no scoring 1st: RF – Henkemeyer 5 (Jensen, Kostiuk), PPG, 3:54 1st: SN – Hazelwood 3 (Wing, Wheeler), PPG, 1:41 2nd: SN – Tikka 1 (Boyd, Herman), 10:54 SN – Belanger 9 (Boyd, Hazelwood), PPG, 12:56 2nd: SN – Boyd 3 (Wheeler, Derton), PPG, 6:40 SS – Spotts 2 (Bartlette, Hughes), 14:39 2nd: no scoring SN – Derton 1 (Tikka, Boyd), PPG, 8:53 SN – Forrester 1 (Wheeler), 14:46 3rd: SN – Forrester 4 (Wheeler, Boisjoli), 8:23 SJ – Wocken 1 (Hipp, Williams), 19:38 3rd: SN – Forrester 2 (Boisjoli, Sleep), 7:11 RF – Hansberry 6 (Dahl), 10:35 3rd: SN – Belanger 1 (Boyd, Gow), 6:55 SS – Bartlette 2 (Blackmon), 10:33 RF – Henkemeyer 6 (Jensen, Dahl), 16:18 SN – Derton 2 (Sleep, Belanger), 12:36 Penalties: SJ 6-12, SN 4-19 Penalties: SS 9-29, SN 6-12 Penalties: SN 11-22, RF 8-16 Power Play: SJ 0-3, SN 3-6 Power Play: SS 0-5, SN 0-7 Power Play: SN 1-7, RF 2-9 Saves: Wheeler (SJ) 11-7-9 – 27 (60:00) Saves: Johnson (SS) 14-17-5 – 36 (59:00) Saves: Jones (SN) 15-3-7 – 25 (59:05) Jones (SN) 8-4-6 – 18 (60:00) Jones (SN) 7-9-7 – 23 (60:00) Bucchino (RF) 16-9-11 – 36 (59:39)

23 2006-07 GAME SUMMARIES

Game #14 (Dec. 5) Game #18 (Jan. 19) Game #23 (Feb. 3) Cornerstone Community Center (844) Mars Lakeview Arena (215) Willett Arena (768) St. Norbert 7, Lake Forest 1 St. Scholastica 3, St. Norbert 2 St. Norbert 7, UW-Stevens Point 5 SN020 - 2 LF 1 0 0 - 1 SN331 - 7 SS 0 1 2 - 3 SP023 - 5 SN133 - 7 1st: no scoring 1st: SN – Petersen 9 (Bayda, Derton), 5:47 1st: SN – Boisjoli 7 (Forrester, Sleep), 15:50 2nd: SN – Hazelwood 12 (Fylling, Peterson), 4:37 LF – Ihnken 1 (Wilson), 17:40 SS – Nelson 6 (Tucker), PPG, 11:25 SN – Belanger 13 (Forrester, Boyd), 13:40 2nd: SN – Boisjoli 8 (Sleep), 8:21 SN – Peterson 5 (Hazelwood, Fylling), 14:40 SN – Peterson 6 (Herman, Petersen), 15:00 SN – Sleep 9 (Wing), 10:10 3 rd: SS – Geiger 5 (unassisted), SHG, 5:44 2nd: SN – Belanger 14 (Hazelwood), 1:07 SS – Luschinski 3 (Honkola), PPG, 8:11 SP – Zebro 6 (unassisted), SHG, 2:30 SN – Wing 2 (Tikka, Hazelwood), PPG, 14:36 Penalties: SN 4-8, SS 5-10 SP – Lee 7 (unassisted), SHG, 3:28 3rd: SN – Fylling 3 (Dubas), 2:21 Power Play: SN 0-5, SS 2-4 SN – Hazelwood 13 (Boyd, Belanger), PPG, 4:55 SN – Boisjoli 9 (Forrester, Virta), 6:13 Saves: Jones (SN) 6-2-5 – 13 (59:07) SN – Petersen 10 (Boyd, Belanger), 13:57 SN – Hazelwood 9 (Petersen, Wing), 16:52 Auger (SS) 7-6-4 – 17 (60:00) 3rd: SP – Ulvin 4 (Lee, Fish), PPG, 8:38 P enalties: LF 7-14, SN 4-8 SP – Lee 8 (Calleja), PPG, 10:03 Power Play: LF 0-3, SN 1-6 Game #19 (Jan. 20) SN – McCormick 1 (Boyd, Gow), PPG, 17:36 Saves: Kohuch (LF) 15-8-9 – 32 (60:00) Wessman Arena (1,027) St. Norbert 3, UW-Superior 0 SP – Lee 9 (Calleja), PPG, 19:29 Jones (SN) 7-4-4 – 15 (60:00) SN 0 1 2 - 3 Penalties: SN 11-44, SP 9-32 Sup 0 0 0 - 0 Power Play: SN 2-3, SP 3-5 Game #15 (Jan. 6) 1st: no scoring Saves: Jones (SN) 8-6-13 – 27 (60:00) Cornerstone Community Center (1,948-c) 2nd: SN – Switzer 1 (Hazelwood, Peterson), 15:31 Paulson (SP) 11-14-10 – 35 (58:58) St. Norbert 5, MSOE 2 3rd: SN – Sleep 10 (Peterson), 14:29 MSOE 0 0 2 - 2 SN – Wheeler 7 (Derton), 17:52 Game #24 (Feb. 9) Penalties: SN 10-20, Sup 6-12 SN 2 1 2 - 5 Cornerstone Community Center (1,272) Power Play: SN 0-6, Sup 0-10 1st: SN – Boisjoli 10 (Forrester, Wheeler), 10:51 Saves: Jones (SN) 4-10-8 – 22 (60:00) St. Norbert 3, Lake Forest 1 SN – Derton 5 (Hazelwood, Boyd), 18:58 Beiswenger (Sup) 10-4-7 – 21 (59:30) LF 1 0 0 - 1 2nd: SN – Forrester 5 (Belanger, Sleep), PPG, 19:53 SN210 - 3 3rd: SN – Belanger 10 (Boyd), 9:52 Game #20 (Jan. 26) 1st: LF – Canal 8 (Kneeland), 12:38 MSOE – Hanberg 15 (Swallow, Soik), PPG, 12:41 Cornerstone Community Center (1,340) SN – Belanger 15 (Peterson, Hazelwood), 13:26 MSOE – Fastelin 1 (Yolo, Labrosse-Gelin), 14:12 St. Norbert 3, UW-River Falls 2 SN – Hazelwood 14 (Sleep), PPG, 16:09 RF 0 1 1 - 2 SN – Derton 6 (Skoog), PPG, 19:43 2nd: SN – Bayda 2 (Skoog), SHG, 9:15 SN 1 0 2 -3 3rd: no scoring Penalties: MSOE 12-35, SN 9-18 1st: SN – Derton 7 (Wheeler), 3:56 Penalties: LF 6-12, SN 5-10 Power Play: MSOE 1-6, SN 2-9 2nd: RF – Hansberry 15 (unassisted), 0:56 Saves: Burzon (MSOE) 13-10-11 – 34 (60:00) 3rd: RF – Borgestad 11 (Pettinger), 0:57 Power Play: LF 0-5, SN 1-6 Jones (SN) 2-3-2 – 7 (60:00) SN – Boyd 9 (Derton, Belanger), 14:20 Saves: Campbell (LF) 11-13-11 – 35 (59:28) SN – Allen 1 (Skoog, Forrester), 14:36 Jones (SN) 3-4-1 – 8 (60:00) Game #16 (Jan. 12) Penalties: RF 7-14, SN 8-16 Power Play: RF 0-6, SN 0-5 Game #25 (Feb. 10) Drake Arena (250) Saves: Bucchino (RF) 9-3-20 – 32 (59:28) Alumni Fieldhouse (500) St. Norbert 5, Hamline 1 Jones (SN) 9-6-5 – 20 (60:00) St. Norbert 5, Lake Forest 2 SN 2 2 1 - 5 SN 1 2 2 - 5 HU 0 10 - 1 Game #21 (Jan. 27) LF 10 1 - 2 1st: SN – Hazelwood 10 (Boyd, Belanger), 3:36 Resch Center (5,016) 1st: SN – Hazelwood 15 (Belanger, Tikka), 9:10 SN – Hazelwood 11 (Derton), 6:09 UW-Stout 2, St. Norbert 1 St 11 0 - 2 LF – Kneeland 5 (Lee, Canal), 18:35 2nd: HU – Festler 9 (Kurr, Fulton), 7:38 SN 10 0 - 1 2nd: SN – Belanger 16 (Wheeler, Hazelwood), PPG, 14:22 SN – Wheeler 5 (Allen, Sleep), 12:50 1st: SN – Belanger 12 (Boyd, Gow), PPG, 11:01 SN – Boisjoli 13 (Forrester, Derton), PPG, 18:18 SN – Belanger 11 (Dubas, Sleep), 16:56 St – Klaren 4 (Erickson, Kuehl), 15:52 3rd: LF – Kneeland 6 (Lee, Canal), 0:48 3rd: SN – Boyd 8 (Peterson, Bayda), 19:39 2nd: St – Hanson 10 (Motz, Wiesner), 17:48 SN – McCormick 2 (Allen, Tikka), 1:54 Penalties: SN 5-10, HU 5-10 3rd: no scoring SN – Belanger 17 (unassisted), 14:16 Penalties: St 7-14, SN 4-8 Power Play: SN 0-4, HU 0-4 Penalties: SN 4-8, LF 8-16 Power Play: St 0-4, SN 1-7 Saves: Jones (SN) 7-5-2 – 14 (60:00) Power Play: SN 2-7, LF 0-3 Saves: Stone (St) 4-18-10 – 32 (60:00) Wanvig (HU) 10-14-8 – 32 (60:00) Jones (SN) 9-1-7 – 17 (59:23) Saves: Jones (SN) 7-10-8 – 25 Kohuch (LF) 14-16-15 – 45 Game #17 (Jan. 13) Game #22 (Feb. 2) Schwan’s Super Rink (552) Hobbs Ice Center (437) Game #26 (Feb. 16) St. Norbert 4, Bethel 2 St. Norbert 4, UW-Eau Claire 3 (OT) Cornerstone Community Center (1,014) SN 0 1 2 1 - 4 SN 0 0 4 - 4 St. Norbert 4, UW-Eau Claire 3 EC 0 1 2 0 - 3 BU 2 0 0 - 2 EC 0 2 1 - 3 1st: no scoring SN 2 1 1 - 4 1st: BU – Adams 2 (Peasley, Hall), 2:45 2nd: EC – Dus 4 (Bauler, Hendrick), 1:16 1st: SN – Boisjoli 14 (Derton, Switzer), PPG, 15:48 BU – Bonne 5 (Bostrom), 5:39 SN – Petersen 8 (Sleep), 13:31 2nd: no scoring 3rd: EC – Hendrick 7 (Garner, Johnson), PPG, 2:38 SN – Peterson 7 (Hazelwood, Derton), 16:52 2nd: EC – Coleman 6 (unassisted), 3:57 3rd: SN – Wheeler 6 (Petersen, Switzer), 3:30 EC – Garrity 11 (Lohr), PPG, 12:22 EC – Bracker 1 (Petersen, Lockwood), 9:26 SN – Boisjoli 11 (Wheeler, Skoog), 10:51 SN – Forrester 6 (Boisjoli, Derton), PPG, 14:44 SN – Boisjoli 12 (Forrester), 19:20 SN – Forrester 7 (Wheeler, Boisjoli), 17:32 SN – Petersen 6 (unassisted), SHG, 14:16 OT: SN – Boyd 10 (Wing), PPG, 3:57 3rd: SN – Belanger 18 (Wheeler, Hazelwood), PPG, 2:37 SN – Petersen 7 (unassisted), ENG, 19:55 Penalties: SN 11-22, EC 15-30 EC – Fina 5 (Stockdale, Petersen), PPG, 8:37 Penalties: SN 10-28, BU 8-16 Power Play: SN 2-9, EC 2-5 Penalties: EC 7-14, SN 7-14 Power Play: SN 0-5, BU 0-6 Saves: Jones (SN) 12-6-5-2 – 25 (63:57) Power Play: EC 1-6, SN 2-6 Saves: Jones (SN) 8-6-10 – 24 (60:00) Mensing (EC) 11-9-7-2 – 29 (63:57) Saves: Mensing (EC) 8-4-5 – 17 (59:07) Damjanovich (BU) 13-9-12 – 34 (59:12) Jones (SN) 6-6-4 – 16 (60:00)

24 2006-07 GAME SUMMARIES

Game #27 (Feb. 17) Cornerstone Community Center (1,034) SNC All-Time Playoff Results St. Norbert 3, UW-Eau Claire 1 EC001 - 1 SN030 - 3 1994-95 (0-1-1) 2001-02 (3-2-1) 1st: no scoring Date Opponent (Site) Score Date Opponent (Site) Score 2nd: SN – Hazelwood 16 (Peterson, Petersen), 3:33 F 17 #UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) T 2-2 F 15 #St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 8-1 SN – Wheeler 8 (Derton), PPG, 6:24 F 18 #UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) L 4-2 F 16 #St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 9-1 SN – Belanger 19 (Derton, Hazelwood), PPG, 18:30 3 rd: EC – Byers 3 (Kugali), 10:57 M 1 ##UW-River Falls (Green Bay) W 3-2/2 OT Penalties: EC 16-32, SN 12-24 1995-96 (2-2) M 2 ###UW-Superior (Green Bay) L 4-3/OT Power Play: EC 0-8, SN 2-11 Date Opponent (Site) Score M 9 ^UW-Superior (Green Bay) T 4-4/OT Saves: Mensing (EC) 19-17-4 – 40 (58:34) F 16 #UW-Eau Claire (De Pere) W 5-3 M 10 ^UW-Superior (Green Bay) L 4-2 Jones (SN) 8-5-8 – 21 (60:00) F 17 #UW-Eau Claire (De Pere) W 8-3 Game #28 (Feb. 24) F 23 ##UW-River Falls (River Falls) L 3-1 Cornerstone Community Center (1,460) F 24 ##UW-River Falls (River Falls) L 3-1 2002-03 (5-1) St. Norbert 4, UW-Stout 1 Date Opponent (Site) Score St 0 0 1 - 1 1996-97 (1-3) F 14 #UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 9-3 SN004 - 4 1st: no scoring Date Opponent (Site) Score F 15 #UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 6-2 2nd: no scoring F 28 ##UW-River Falls (De Pere) L 2-1 F 28 ##UW-Stevens Point (Green Bay) W 3-1 3rd: SN - Boisjoli 15 (Derton, Wheeler), 2:11 M 1 ##UW-River Falls (De Pere) L 7-4 M 1 ###UW-Superior (Green Bay) W 5-2 SN - Peterson 8 (Belanger, Hazelwood), 2:36 M 14 ^UW-Superior (Superior) W 2-0 M 15 ^UW-River Falls (Green Bay) W 5-2 SN - McCormick 3 (Bayda), 9:20 SN - Switzer 2 (Derton, Wheeler), PPG, 10:51 M 15 ^UW-Superior (Superior) L 4-1 M 21 ^^Norwich (Northfield, Vt.) L 6-3 St - Mlynarczyk 6 (Henderson), 19:06 (lost mini-game 1-0) Penalties: St 5-10, SN 6-12 Power Play: St 0-6, SN 1-5 1997-98 (6-2) 2003-04 (6-1) Saves: Stone (St) 15-18-7 - 40 (51:41) Koenig (St) x-x-4 - 4 (8:19) Date Opponent (Site) Score Date Opponent (Site) Score Jones (SN) 3-10-5 - 18 (60:00) F 20 #St. Scholastica (De Pere) W 9-0 F 20 #St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 11-1 F 21 #St. Scholastica (De Pere) W 6-1 F 21 #St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 9-0 Game #29 (Mar. 3) F 27 ##UW-Superior (De Pere) W 5-2 M 5 ##Lake Forest (Green Bay) W 3-2 Cornerstone Community Center (1,781) St. Norbert 3, St. Scholastica 0 F 28 ##UW-Superior (De Pere) W 4-2 M 6 ###UW-River Falls (Green Bay) W 2-0 SS 0 0 0 - 0 M 6 ###UW-Stevens Point (De Pere) W 3-0 M 13 ^UW-River Falls (Green Bay) W 3-0 SN 2 1 0 - 3 M 7 ###UW-Stevens Point (De Pere) L 2-1 M 19 ^^Plattsburgh State (Northfield, Vt.) W 4-1 1st: SN - Hazelwood 17 (Belanger, Skoog), 1:38 (won mini-game 1-0/OT) M 20 ^^^Middlebury (Northfield, Vt.) L 1-0/OT SN - Petersen 11 (Sleep, Boyd), 15:29 M 13 ^UW-Stevens Point (De Pere) W 3-1 2nd: SN - Boisjoli 16 (Boyd, Wheeler), 6:29 3rd: no scoring M 14 ^UW-Stevens Point (De Pere) L 2-1 Penalties: SS 3-6, SN 6-12 (lost mini-game 2-0) 2004-05 (4-1) Power Play: SS 0-6SN 0-3 Date Opponent (Site) Score Saves: Johnson (SS) 6-7-8 - 21 (60:00) 1998-99 (6-2) F 18 #UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 6-3 Jones (SN) 7-5-5 - 17 (60:00) Date Opponent (Site) Score F 19 #UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 5-2 Game #30 (Mar. 10) F 19 #St. Scholastica (De Pere) W 5-3 F 26 ##Lake Forest (Green Bay) W 2-1 Cornerstone Community Center (2,025-c) F 20 #St. Scholastica (De Pere) W 9-5 M 5 ###UW-Superior (Green Bay) W 8-3 St. Norbert 4, Bethel 1 F 26 ##UW-Superior (De Pere) L 3-2 M 12 ^St. Thomas (Green Bay) L 3-2 BU 0 1 0 - 1 SN 0 3 1 - 4 F 27 ##UW-Superior (De Pere) W 5-3 1st: no scoring (won mini-game 1-0) 2nd: SN - Petersen 12 (Nopper, Bayda), 3:14 M 5 ###UW-River Falls (De Pere) W 4-1 2005-06 (5-2) BU - Hall 6 (Miller), PPG, 13:15 M 6 ###UW-River Falls (De Pere) W 8-1 Date Opponent (Site) Score SN - Sleep 11 (Hazelwood), PPG, 16:19 F 17 #UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 3-1 SN - Boisjoli 17 (Allen), 17:25 M 12 ^Middlebury (De Pere) W 4-2 3rd: SN - Belanger 20 (Skoog, Hazelwood), 16:57 M 13 ^Middlebury (De Pere) L 6-3 F 18 #UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 5-1 Penalties: BU 3-6, SN 6-12 (lost mini-game 2-0) F 25 ##UW-Stout (Green Bay) W 7-2 Power Play: BU 1-6, SN 1-3 M 4 ###UW-Superior (Green Bay) L 3-2/OT Saves: Damjanovich (BU) 14-10-6 - 30 (56:57) M 11 ^UW-Superior (Green Bay) W 8-2 Thompson (BU) x-x-1 - 1 (3:03) Jones (SN) 7-3-7 - 17 (60:00) 1999-2000 (3-1) M 18 ^^Hobart (Elmira, N.Y.) W 5-4/OT Date Opponent (Site) Score M 19 ^^^Middlebury (Elmira, N.Y.) L 3-0 Game #31 (Mar. 17) F 18 #UW-Stout (De Pere) W 5-2 Wessman Arena (1,293) F 19 #UW-Stout (De Pere) W 4-1 2006-07 (5-1) Oswego State 4, St. Norbert 3 (OT) OS 1 1 1 1 - 4 F 25 ##UW-Superior (De Pere) L 3-1 Date Opponent (Site) Score SN 1 2 0 0 - 3 F 26 ##UW-Superior (De Pere) W 2-0 F 16 #UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 4-3 1st: SN – Belanger 21 (unassisted), 3:59 (lost mini-game 2-1) F 17 #UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 3-1 OS – Zalewski 7 (Musselwhite, Thompson), 13:09 F 24 ##UW-Stout (Green Bay) W 4-1 2nd: OS – Lyon 2 (Magagna), PPG, 6:30 SN – Peterson 9 (Hazelwood, Switzer), 9:37 2000-01 (3-1) M 3 ###St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 3-0 SN – Petersen 13 (Allen, Bayda), 17:25 Date Opponent (Site) Score M 10 ^Bethel (Green Bay) W 4-1 3rd: OS – Lyon 3 (Reisweber, McLaughlin), 3:44 F 16 #St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 5-1 M 17 ^^Oswego State (Superior) L 4-3/OT OT: OS – Woodward 9 (DiNunzio, Whitehead), 3:51 F 17 #St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 5-1 Penalties: OS 2-4, SN 4-8 F 23 ##UW-River Falls (River Falls) L 2-1 Power Play: OS 1-4, SN 0-2 KEY: #- NCHA Quarterfinals, ## - NCHA Semifinals, Saves: Scott (OS) 8-9-6-3 – 26 (63:51) F 24 ##UW-River Falls (River Falls) W 5-2 ### - NCHA Finals, ^ - NCAA Division III Quarterfinals, Jones (SN) 5-16-2-2 – 26 (63:51) (lost mini-game 1-0/OT) ^^ - NCAA Division III Semifinals ^^^ - NCAA Division III Championship

25 CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY CENTER

ABOUT THE CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY CENTER When 14th century poet Dante Alighieri was penning his All-time, St. Norbert is 101-10-5 at the Cornerstone St. Norbert College has its own state-of-the-art locker and masterwork “The Divine Comedy” and the immortal line, Community Center, which includes a 9-4-1 mark there its training room facilities, and there are 10 auxiliary locker “All hope abandon ye who enter here,” he could have easily first season in the building in 2000-01. Under Tim Coghlin, rooms for visiting teams as well as an officials’ locker been referring to visiting hockey teams at the Cornerstone St. Norbert is 180-34-11 at home, which includes games at room. An Olympic-sized rink is being added on to the build- Community Center. Brown County Arena, Resch Center and De Pere Ice Arena. ing during the winter of 2007-08.

The St. Norbert College hockey program enjoys one of the The Cornerstone Community Center opened in the fall of An auxiliary rink is located to the north of the main rink, best home advantages in college sports when playing at the 2000 as St. Norbert College’s new home rink. The Green which allows the facility to host several youth tournaments Cornerstone. Entering the 2007-08 season, St. Norbert is 79- Knights played at the De Pere Ice Arena from the program’s as well as other youth play and skatearounds when a 3-2 in its last 84 games at the Cornerstone, and has a mod- inception in 1988 until departing for the Cornerstone St. Norbert College game is in progress. est 16-game winning streak there. The Green Knights fash- Community Center. ioned a 35-game winning streak there from 2002 to 2004. The main rink features bleacher seating for 1,876 specta- Also located on the main concourse off the lobby is the In the last six seasons, the Green Knights are a sparkling tors, with standing room pushing the maximum capacity to St. Norbert College Hockey Shop. The store has the largest 92-6-4 at the Cornerstone, with three losses and one tie about 2,000 fans. Fans have outstanding sight lines in the inventory of hockey equipment in Northeast Wisconsin as coming to national champion UW-Superior during the facility, along with radiant heat and ample parking, rest- well as St. Norbert College and 2001-02 season. room and concession facilities. souvenir merchandise. Cornerstone Community Center Facility Records through 2006-07 season If two records are shown, overall facility record is first and St. Norbert facility record is second. INDIVIDUAL TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Most Goals, Period: 3, Adam Sedgwick vs. UW-Stout, 1/27/01 (1st) Most Goals, Game: 11, vs. St. Mary’s, 11/11/05; vs. St. Scholastica, Largest Winning Margin: 10, St. Norbert (11) over St. Scholastica (1), Most Goals, Game: 4, Andy Cote, vs. St. Thomas, 11/12/05; Spencer 2/20/04; vs. St. John’s, 1/3/03 2/20/04 Carbery, vs. Lake Forest, 11/27/04; Kelly Wosnack vs. UW-Eau Most Goals, Period: 7, vs. St. Scholastica, 11/3/01 Largest Combined Score: 14, St. Norbert (11) over St. Mary’s (3), Claire, 11/9/02; Adam Sedgwick vs. UW-Stout, 1/27/01 Most Goals, First Period: 5, vs. UW-Superior, 3/1/03 11/11/05; St. Norbert (10) over St. Olaf (4), 11/17/00 Most Consecutive Goals, one player: 4, Adam Sedgwick vs. UW- Most Goals, Second Period: 5, vs. St. Scholastica, 2/21/04 Highest Tie Score: 5-5, St. Norbert vs. UW-Superior, 12/3/04 Stout, 1/27/01 Most Goals, Third Period: 7, vs. St. Scholastica, 11/3/01 Lowest Tie Score: 2-2, St. Norbert vs. St. Scholastica, 2/3/01 Fastest Goal at Start of Period: 0:10, Ryan Wempe, vs. UW-River Most Assists, Game: 18, vs. St. Scholastica, 2/20/04 Falls, 3/1/02 (3rd) Most Assists, Period: 12, vs. St. Scholastica, 11/3/01 (3rd) TEN LARGEST CROWDS Fastest Goal at Start of Game: 0:28, Matt Stearns, vs. Bethel, Most Points, Game: 29, vs. St. Scholastica, 2/20/04 2,210 – vs. UW-Superior, 3/5/05 12/8/01 Most Points, Period: 19, vs. St. Scholastica, 11/3/01 (3rd) 2,088 – vs. St. Thomas, 3/12/05 Fastest Two Goals: 0:17, David Boehm, UW-Stevens Point, 1/13/01; Most Shots, Period: 26, vs. St. Scholastica, 11/3/01 (3rd) 2,025 – vs. Bethel, 3/10/07 0:29, Faron Duthie, vs. St. Scholastica, 11/3/01 Fewest Shots, Period: 1, several times; 3, several times 1,968 – vs. UW-Stevens Point, 1/13/01 Fastest Three Goals: 8:17, Connor Hughes, vs. UW-Eau Claire, Most Power Play Goals, Game: 6, vs. UW-Superior, 3/11/06 1,958 – vs. UW-River Falls, 2/7/03 2/17/06 Most Power Play Goals, Period: 3, several times 1,948 – vs. MSOE, 1/6/07 Fastest Four Goals: 14:41, Adam Sedgwick, vs. UW-Stout, 1/27/01 Most Shorthanded Goals, Game: 2, vs. UW-Stevens Point, 1/21/05; 1,920 – vs. Lake Forest, 3/5/04 Most Assists, Period: 3, several tied vs. Lake Forest, 11/3/00 1,781 – vs. St. Scholastica, 3/3/07 Most Assists, Game: 4, Lonny Forrester, vs. St. Mary’s, 11/11/05; Most Shorthanded Goals, Period: 2, vs. Lake Forest, 11/3/00 (3rd) 1,751 – vs. UW-River Falls, 3/6/04 Andrew Derton, vs. Fredonia State, 10/28/05; Chris Bodnar, vs. St. Most Penalties, Game: 24, UW-Superior, 2/13/04; 20, vs. UW- 1,739 – vs. UW-Superior, 3/4/06 Scholastica, 2/15/02; Adam Sedgwick, vs. St. Olaf, 11/17/00 Superior, 11/2/01 Most Points, Period: 3, several tied Most Penalties, Period: 12, UW-Superior, 2/13/04 (3rd); 10, vs. UW- ST. NORBERT AT THE CORNERSTONE Most Points, Game: 4, several tied Superior, 11/2/01 (2nd) COMMUNITY CENTER Most Power Play Goals, Game: 3, Connor Hughes, vs. UW-Eau Claire, Most Penalty Minutes, Game: 67, UW-Superior, 2/13/04; Hamline, Year W-L-T Pct. 2/17/06; Adam Sedgwick, vs. UW-Stout, 1/27/01 11/15/03; 64, vs. UW-Superior, 11/2/01 2000-01 9-4-1 .679 Most Shorthanded Goals, Game: 2, Kurtis Peterson, vs. UW-Stevens Most Penalty Minutes, Period: 53, Hamline, 11/15/03 (2nd); 42, vs. 2001-02 13-3-2 .778 Point, 1/21/05 Hamline, 11/15/03 (2nd) 2002-03 18-0-0 1.000 Most Penalties, Period: 4, several tied; 3, several tied Most Combined Penalties, Game: 42, St. Norbert (18) vs. UW- 2003-04 17-0-0 1.000 Most Penalties, Game: 6, James Jernberg, UW-Stevens Point, Superior (24), 2/13/04 2004-05 13-1-2 .875 11/8/02; 5, Marc Collins vs. Bethel, 12/8/01 Most Combined Penalty Minutes, Game: 124, St. Norbert (64) vs. UW- 2005-06 16-2-0 .889 Most Penalty Minutes, Period: 22, Marc Collins, vs. Bethel, 12/8/01 Superior (60), 11/2/01 2006-07 15-0-0 1.000 (3rd) Fewest Penalties, Game: 1, UW-River Falls, 3/1/02; 2, vs. UW-River Overall 101-10-5 .892 Most Penalty Minutes, Game: 26, Marc Collins, vs. Bethel, 12/8/01 Falls, 3/1/02 Most Saves, Period: 24, Kyle Grabowski, Marian (1st), 11/26/04; 16, Fewest Penalty Minutes, Game: 2, UW-River Falls, 3/1/02; 4, vs. UW- Ryan Gill, vs. UW-Superior, 3/10/02 (1st) River Falls, 3/1/02 Most Saves, Game: 56, Kyle Grabowski, Marian, 11/26/04; 36, Ryan Fewest Combined Penalties, Game: 3, St. Norbert (2) vs. UW-River Gill, vs. UW-River Falls, 3/1/02 Falls (1), 3/1/02 Most Saves, Overtime Period: 17, Jacque Vezina, UW-River Falls, Fewest Combined Penalty Minutes, Game: 6, St. Norbert (4) vs. UW- 3/1/02; 10, Ryan Gill, vs. UW-River Falls, 3/1/02 River Falls (2), 3/1/02 Fewest Saves, Period: 0, Eric Van Den Bosch, vs. UW-Eau Claire Fastest Two Goals: 0:07, vs. UW-Eau Claire, 2/18/05 (2nd), 1/22/05 Fastest Three Goals: 1:28, vs. Hamline, 11/15/03 Fewest Saves, Game: 7, Kyle Jones, vs. MSOE, 1/6/07; Eric Van Den Fastest Four Goals: 3:49, vs. Hamline, 11/15/03 Bosch, vs. UW-Eau Claire, 1/22/05 Most Shots on Goal: 63, vs. UW-Stout, 1/27/01 Fewest Shots on Goal: 9, several times – most recent Lake Forest, 2/9/07; 21, vs. UW-Eau Claire, 2/16/07

26 ST. NORBERT ALL-AMERICANS Spencer Carbery Marc Belanger Forward Forward Chris Bodnar Victoria, British Columbia Nanaimo, British Columbia Forward First-Team AHCA, 2004; First-Team AHCA, 2007; Second-Team Thunder Bay, Ontario First-Team U.S. College U.S. College Hockey Online, 2007 Second-Team AHCA, 2002 Hockey Online, 2005 Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG 2005 26 7 10 17 14-28 1 0 2 2000 27 15 16 31 4-8 5 3 4 2004 29 20 21 41 4-8 7 0 2 2006 31 11 18 29 18-36 3 0 1 2001 28 18 22 40 7-14 8 1 0 2005 30 24 12 36 20-40 11 0 4 2007 30 21 20 41 14-28 9 0 1 2002 30 17 19 36 4-8 9 0 1 2006 28 11 12 23 19-41 3 0 0 Totals 87 39 48 87 46-92 13 0 4 Totals 85 50 57 107 15-30 22 4 5 Totals 87 55 45 100 43-89 21 0 6

Jason Deitsch Tommy Cianflone Forward Defenseman Andy Cote Indianapolis, Indiana LaSalle, Quebec Forward First-Team AHCA, 2003; First-Team AHCA, Second-Team AHCA, 1999; First-Team Davisburg, Michigan 2004; First-Team AHCA, 2005; First-Team AHCA, 2000 Second-Team AHCA, 2006 U.S. College Hockey Online, 2005 Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG 1998 33 11 18 29 5-10 4 0 2 2004 31 21 18 39 25-50 5 0 3 2002 29 13 25 38 26-79 2 0 3 1999 33 10 22 32 6-20 5 0 2 2005 15 0 6 6 20-56 0 0 0 2003 31 16 30 46 25-66 7 1 1 2000 29 9 30 39 12-24 4 1 2 2006 32 21 15 36 28-56 8 0 0 2004 32 19 34 53 23-46 10 0 3 Totals 95 30 70 100 23-54 13 1 6 Totals 78 42 39 81 73-162 13 0 3 2005 30 16 31 47 27-54 11 0 5 Totals 122 64 120 184 101-245 30 1 12

Andrew Derton Ryan Gill Connor Hughes Defenseman Goaltender Forward Powell River, British Columbia Watrous, Saskatchewan Fernie, British Columbia First-Team AHCA, 2006 Second-Team AHCA, 2002 First-Team AHCA, 2006 Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG Year GP Minutes GA GAA Saves Sv Pct. W-L-T Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG 2004 30 3 16 19 26-52 1 0 0 2001 15 756:24 22 1.75 263 .923 10-2-1 2003 29 12 16 28 3-6 6 0 4 2005 28 8 14 22 29-77 4 0 0 2002 21 1225:39 43 2.11 437 .910 16-2-3 2004 29 11 15 26 3-6 5 0 1 2006 28 10 24 34 26-63 8 0 0 2003 3 152:27 2 0.79 35 .946 3-0-0 2005 30 15 24 39 17-34 5 0 2 2007 27 7 21 28 26-63 3 0 0 Totals 39 2134:30 67 1.88 735 .916 29-4-4 2006 32 22 22 44 16-32 13 1 6 Totals 113 28 75 103 107-255 16 0 0 Totals 120 60 77 137 39-78 29 1 13

Kyle Jones Adam Sedgwick Goaltender Forward North Delta, British Columbia Tom Maryschak Vancouver, British Columbia Second-Team AHCA, 2005; Second- Defenseman Second-Team AHCA, 1999; Team U.S. College Hockey Online, 2005; Westbank, British Columbia Second-Team AHCA, 2000; Second-Team AHCA, 2006 First-Team AHCA, 1998 First-Team AHCA 2001 Year GP Minutes GA GAA Saves Sv Pct. W-L-T Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG 2005 21 1192:03 35 1.76 424 .924 17-1-1 1996 28 9 17 26 8-16 2 0 1 1998 29 10 25 35 9-21 1 0 2 2006 30 1767:54 52 1.76 589 .919 24-4-2 1997 27 3 14 17 12-24 2 0 0 1999 33 15 25 40 10-20 8 0 2 2007 31 1975:26 56 1.79 588 .913 25-4-2 1998 32 5 20 25 10-20 2 0 1 2000 24 15 16 31 12-24 3 1 4 Totals 82 4835:23 143 1.77 1600 .918 66-9-5 Totals 87 17 51 68 30-60 6 0 2 2001 24 13 23 36 4-8 6 1 3 Totals 110 53 89 142 35-73 18 2 13

27 ST. NORBERT ALL-AMERICANS Ryan Tew Rob Smillie Defenseman Forward Mike Szkodzinski Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Richmond, British Columbia Goaltender Second-Team AHCA, 2003; First-Team AHCA, 2004; First-Team AHCA, 2005; First-Team AHCA, 1998; First-Team Brighton, Michigan First-Team U.S. College Hockey Online, AHCA, 1999 Second-Team AHCA, 1999 2005 Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG Year GP Minutes GA GAA Saves Sv Pct. W-L-T Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG 1996 28 17 17 34 7-14 10 1 1 1999 24 1345:20 48 2.14 586 .924 17-4-2 2002 25 2 6 8 11-22 1 0 0 1997 28 9 20 29 3-6 3 0 1 2000 24 1312:48 50 2.29 492 .908 15-5-2 2003 31 2 23 25 14-44 2 0 0 1998 33 34 27 61 7-14 13 1 6 Totals 48 2658:08 98 2.21 1078 .917 32-9-4 2004 25 9 21 30 6-23 5 0 2 1999 33 22 29 51 13-26 6 3 5 2005 30 8 24 32 18-44 3 0 0 Totals 122 82 93 175 30-60 32 5 13 Totals 111 21 74 95 49-133 8 0 2

Maris Ziedins Jim Underwood Forward Defenseman Talsi, Latvia Ravenna, Ohio First-Team AHCA, 2002; First-Team First-Team AHCA, 2002 AHCA, 2003 Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG Year GP G A Pts Pen-PIM PPG SHG GWG 2002 30 7 17 24 6-12 4 0 2 2000 29 14 13 27 12-24 6 0 3 2003 26 3 11 14 9-18 1 0 0 2001 28 21 19 40 4-8 9 0 3 2004 25 1 6 7 9-18 0 0 0 2002 29 21 20 41 5-10 7 0 1 2005 9 1 7 8 3-6 0 0 0 2003 31 18 19 37 7-14 9 1 2 Ryan Tew Totals 90 12 41 53 27-54 5 0 2 Totals 117 74 71 145 28-56 31 1 9

Last Time It Happened Weekend Series Sweep Win trailing after two periods: SNC player scored four goals: at St. Norbert: By SNC: Jan. 13, 2007 - at Bethel (W 4-2) - Feb. 4, 2006 - Andy Cote vs. UW-Stevens Point By SNC: Feb. 18-19, 2007 - vs. UW-Eau Claire trailed 2-0 (at Resch Center) (4-3, 3-1) By Opponent: Mar. 17, 2007 - vs. Oswego State By Opponent: Dec. 1-2, 2000 - vs. (L 4-3) - led 3-2 Norwich/Middlebury (5-2, 1-0) SNC player scored five assists: Jan. 27, 1996 - Rob Smillie vs. UW-Stevens Point Weekend Series Sweep on the Road Scored 10 or more goals: (both games must be true road games): By SNC: Nov. 11, 2005 - vs. St. Mary's (11-3) By Opponent: Feb. 27, 1993 - at Augsburg (13-2) By SNC: Feb. 2-3, 2007 - at Eau Claire/Stevens Shorthanded Goal: Point (4-3 ot, 7-5) By SNC: Feb. 9, 2007 - Trevor Bayda vs. Lake By Opponent: Feb. 28-March 1, 1997 - Team scored five or more Forest (W 3-1) at River Falls (2-1, 7-4) By Opponent: Feb. 3, 2007 - Pat Lee, goals in a period: UW-Stevens Point (W 7-5) By SNC: Oct. 25, 2005 - vs. Marian Overtime: (third period, five goals, W 8-2) SNC won: Feb. 2, 2007 - at UW-Eau Claire (4-3) By Opponent: Feb. 4, 1996 - Lake Forest SNC lost: Mar. 17, 2007 - vs. Oswego State (3-4) (second period, five goals, W 8-7) Goaltender Assist: SNC tied: Dec. 1, 2006 - at UW-Stout (3-3) By SNC: Oct. 28, 2005 - Kyle Jones vs. SUNY- Fredonia (W 6-2) Shutout: Team recorded 50 or By Opponent: Oct. 30, 2004 - George Eliopolous, By SNC: March 3, 2007 - St. Scholastica (3-0) - more shots on goal: RIT (L 4-3) SNC goalie: Kyle Jones By SNC: Feb. 10, 2007 - at Lake Forest (50 shots) By Opponent: March 18, 2006 - vs. Middlebury By Opponent: Dec. 8, 1995 - UW-Superior (3-0) - Midd goalie: Doug Raeder (50 shots) Shutout in a NCHA Game: By SNC: Jan. 20, 2007 - at UW-Superior (3-0) - Hat Trick: SNC goalie: Kyle Jones By SNC: Dec. 5, 2006 - Troy Boisjoli vs. Lake By Opponent: Nov. 5, 1999 - at Lake Forest (1-0) Forest - LFC goalie: Justin Howard By Opponent: Feb. 3, 2007 - Pat Lee, UW-Stevens Point

28 HONORS AND AWARDS National Honors Olympics USCHO.com West Region 2006 Maris Ziedins, Latvia Coach of the Year AHCA College Division 2006 Tim Coghlin Player of the Year USCHO.com All-America 1999 Rob Smillie 2005 Spencer Carbery, first team 2003 Maris Ziedins Jason Deitsch, first team Ryan Tew, first team AHCA All-America Kyle Jones, second team 1998 Tom Maryschak, first team Rob Smillie, first team 2006 Andrew Derton, first team 1999 Rob Smillie, first team Connor Hughes, first team Tommy Cianflone, second team Kyle Jones, first team Adam Sedgwick, second team Andy Cote, second team Mike Szkodzinski, second team Spencer Carbery, honorable mention 2000 Tommy Cianflone, first team 2007 Marc Belanger, second team Adam Sedgwick, second team Andrew Derton, second team 2001 Adam Sedgwick, first team Kyle Jones, honorable mention 2002 Jim Underwood, first team Maris Ziedins, first team Chris Bodnar, second team USCHO.com All-Rookie Team Ryan Gill, second team 2005 Kyle Jones, first team 2003 Jason Deitsch, first team 2006 Jon Skoog, honorable mention Maris Ziedins, first team 2007 Shane Wheeler, first team Ryan Tew, second team 2004 Jason Deitsch, first team Ryan Tew, first team Academic All-America Spencer Carbery, second team 1999 Rob Smillie, second team 2005 Jason Deitsch, first team Ryan Tew, first team East-West All-Star Game Kyle Jones, second team 1995 Scott Vettraino 2006 Andrew Derton, first team Connor Hughes, first team Andy Cote, second team North American College Maris Ziedins competed for his native country of Latvia in Kyle Jones, second team Championships the 2006 Olympic Winter Games. 2007 Marc Belanger, first team 1999 Rob Smillie

NCHA Honors Player of the Year 1998 Scott Jewitt, first team 2003 Jason Deitsch, first team 1997 Roby Gropp Tom Maryschak, first team Lennie Rampone, first team 1998 Rob Smillie Rob Smillie, first team Ryan Tew, first team 2001 Adam Sedgwick Tommy Cianflone, honorable mention Maris Ziedins, first team 2002 Maris Ziedins Roby Gropp, honorable mention 2004 Spencer Carbery, first team 1999 Tommy Cianflone, first team 2006 Kyle Jones Andy Cote, first team Adam Sedgwick, first team Rob Smillie, first team Jason Deitsch, first team Coach of the Year Mike Szkodzinski, first team Ryan Tew, first team 1998 Tim Coghlin Wynn Henricksen, honorable mention 2005 Jason Deitsch, first team 2002 Tim Coghlin 2000 Tommy Cianflone, first team Andrew Derton, first team 2005 Tim Coghlin Adam Sedgwick, first team Kyle Jones, first team 2006 Tim Coghlin Mike Szkodzinski, first team Ryan Tew, first team Jayce Politoski, honorable mention Spencer Carbery, honorable mention All-League Team 2001 Chris Bodnar, first team 1995 Scott Vettraino, first team Connor Hughes, honorable mention Lennie Rampone, first team 2006 Andy Cote, first team Jason Sanford, honorable mention Adam Sedgwick, first team 1996 Rob Smillie, first team Andrew Derton, first team Ryan Gill, honorable mention Roby Gropp, honorable mention Connor Hughes, first team Darren Holmes, honorable mention Maris Ziedins, honorable mention 2002 Chris Bodnar, first team Kyle Jones, first team Jason Sanford, honorable mention Sheldon Wing, first team 1997 Roby Gropp, first team Ryan Gill, first team Tom Maryschak, first team Brant Kersey, first team 2007 Marc Belanger, first team Scott Jewitt, honorable mention Jim Underwood, first team Troy Boisjoli, honorable mention Kendel Kelly, honorable mention Maris Ziedins, first team Kyle Jones, honorable mention Rob Smillie, honorable mention Jason Deitsch, honorable mention

29 HONORS AND AWARDS

NCHA St. Norbert College Hockey Special Awards All-Academic Team Most Valuable Player Plus-Minus Award Unsung Hero 1995 Andy Carter Darren Holmes 1989: Chris LaPata 1994: Silverio Mirao 1994: Ted Gaffney Matt MacLean 1990: Sean Johnstone 1995: Mike Porcaro 1995: Cory Borys 1996 Andy Bradford 1991: Bruce Henderson 1996: Rob Smillie 1996: Cory Borys Darren Holmes 1992: Erik Anderson Cale Politoski 1997: Silverio Mirao 1993: Kevin McBride 1997: Tom Maryschak Jason Sanford 1998: Cameron Knox 1994: Scott Vettraino 1998: Tommy Cianflone Colin Ward 1999: Shane Dickson, 1997 Andy Bradford 1995: Scott Vettraino 1999: Rob May Wynn Henricksen Cory Borys 1996: Roby Gropp 2000: Felix Angst Ken Holtschlag 1997: Roby Gropp 2000: J ayce Politoski Cameron Knox 2001: Cam Sedgwick 1998: Roby Gropp, Rob Smillie 2001: Chad Ashenberg Eric Peterson 2002: Maris Ziedins Jason Sanford 1999: Rob Smillie, Mike Szkodzinski 2002: Ryan Wempe Colin Ward 2000: Mike Szkodzinski 2003: Ryan Tew 2003: Michael Buchan 1998 Cory Borys 2001: Adam Sedgwick, 2004: Sheldon Wing 2004: Michael Buchan Cameron Knox Shane Dickson 2005: Ryan Tew Tom Maryschak 2005: Neil Harrison, Kurtis Peterson Jason Sanford 2002: Maris Ziedins 2006: James Switzer 2006: Jeremy Mitchell Rob Smillie 2003: Jason Deitsch 2007: Jon Skoog 2007: Jon Skoog Colin Ward 2004: Jason Deitsch 1999 Felix Angst 2005: Jason Deitsch Chad Ashenberg Tommy Cianflone 2006: Connor Hughes Leading Scorer Hitman of the Year Shane Dickson 2007: Kyle Jones Scott Jewitt 1994: Silverio Mirao 1994: Mike Porcaro Rob May Hardest Worker 1995: Kendel Kelly 1995: Cameron Knox Rob Smillie 1996: Rob Smillie 1996: Cory Borys 2000 Felix Angst 1994: Mike Jambor Chad Ashenberg 1995: Darren Holmes 1997: Rob Smillie 1997: Don Hearn Tommy Cianflone 1996: Darren Holmes, Andy Bradford 1998: Rob Smillie 1998: Mike Nooyen Shane Dickson 1997: Andy Bradford 1999: Patrick Gruber Patrick Gruber 1999: Rob Smillie 1998: Ken Holtschlag 2000: Shane Dickson Grant McLellan 2000: Tommy Cianflone Jayce Politoski 1999: Chad Ashenberg 2001: Shane Dickson 2001: Chris Bodnar, Maris Ziedins Adam Sedgwick 2000: Chad Ashenberg 2002: Faron Duthie 2001 Felix Angst 2001: Chad Ashenberg 2002: Maris Ziedins Chad Ashenberg 2003: Faron Duthie 2002: Maris Ziedins, Kyle Peterson 2003: Jason Deitsch Shane Dickson 2004: Connor Hughes 2003: Maris Ziedins, Kyle Peterson Bucky Gruber 2004: Jason Deitsch 2005: Connor Hughes 2004: Jeremy Mitchell Michael Harper 2005: Jason Deitsch Grant McLellan 2005: Jeremy Mitchell 2006: Connor Hughes 2006: Connor Hughes Kyle Peterson 2006: Jeremy Mitchell 2007: Troy Boisjoli Ryan Wempe 2007: Mikael Virta 2007: Marc Belanger Terry Wilson 2002 Ryan Nahorniak Kyle Peterson Freshman Most Improved Cameron Sedgwick Scholar Terry Wilson of the Year Player 1994: Silverio Mirao Athlete Award Maris Ziedins 1994: Cale Politoski 2003 Kyle Peterson 1995: Jason Sanford 1995: Matt MacLean, Darren Holmes 1995: Mike Dine Terry Wilson 1996: Rob Smillie Maris Ziedins 1996: Darren Holmes, Andy Bradford 1996: Ben Verhaagh 1997: Mike Nooyen 2004 Andy Trann 1997: Andy Bradford 1997: Spencer Ward 2005 Spencer Carbery 1998: Tommy Cianflone, 1998: Colin Ward Jeremy Mitchell Adam Sedgwick 1998: Rob May Eric Van Den Bosch 1999: Cam Sedgwick 1999: Rob May 1999: Ryan Wempe 2006 Spencer Carbery 2000: Maris Ziedins 2001: Patrick Gruber 2000: Felix Angst Jeremy Mitchell James Switzer 2001: Ryan Gill, Faron Duthie 2002: Terry Wilson 2001: Kyle Peterson Nick Toneys 2002: Jason Deitsch 2003: Terry Wilson 2002: Ryan Tew Eric Van Den Bosch 2003: Connor Hughes 2004: Eric Van Den Bosch 2003: Jeremy Mitchell Joe Versino 2004: Andy Cote Mikael Virta 2005: Eric Van Den Bosch 2004: Lonny Forrester 2005: Kyle Jones 2007 Marc Belanger 2005: Nick Toneys, Mikael Virta 2006: Steven Sleep 2006: Eric Van Den Bosch Steven Sleep 2006: Ryan Petersen James Switzer 2007: Shane Wheeler, Matt Boyd 2007: James Switzer Mikael Virta 2007: Tyler Allen

30 ALL-TIME LEADERS

Most Points/Career Years Points Most PP Goals/Season Year PPG Jason Deitsch 2002-05 184 Connor Hughes 2005-06 13 Rob Smillie 1996-99 175 Rob Smillie 1997-98 13 Jason Deitsch 2004-05 11 Maris Ziedins 2000-03 145 Spencer Carbery 2004-05 11 Adam Sedgwick 1998-01 142 Andy Cote 2005-06 10 Scott Jewitt 1996-99 138 Jason Deitsch 2003-04 10 Connor Hughes 2003-06 137 Rob Smillie 1995-96 10 Shane Dickson 1998-01 123 Marc Belanger 2006-07 9 Rob Garofolo 1990-93 121 Maris Ziedins 2002-03 9 Chris Bodnar 2001-02 9 Faron Duthie 2001-04 116 Maris Ziedins 2000-01 9 Jason Deitsch Bruce Henderson 1989-91 109 Jason Sanford 1994-95 9 Connor Hughes Most Points/Season Year Points Most Saves/Season Year Saves Rob Smillie 1997-98 61 Roby Gropp 1996-97 748 Jason Deitsch 2003-04 53 Roby Gropp 1995-96 742 Chris LaPata 1988-89 638 Rob Smillie 1998-99 51 Kevin McBride 1990-91 629 Scott Jewitt 1997-98 48 Kyle Jones 2005-06 589 Jason Deitsch 2004-05 47 Kyle Jones 2006-07 588 Jason Deitsch 2002-03 46 Mike Szkodzinski 1998-99 586 Connor Hughes 2005-06 44 Scott Vettraino 1994-95 570 Scott Jewitt 1998-99 44 Pat Goddard 1989-90 561 Roby Gropp 1997-98 557 Marc Belanger 2006-07 41 Kevin McBride 1991-92 552 Spencer Carbery 2003-04 41 Kevin McBride 1992-93 545 Maris Ziedins 2001-02 41 Rob Smillie Shane Dickson Most Goals/Career Years Goals Most Goals/Season Year Goals Rob Smillie 1996-99 82 Rob Smillie 1997-98 34 Maris Ziedins 2000-03 74 Jason Deitsch 2002-05 64 Spencer Carbery 2004-05 24 Bruce Henderson 1989-91 62 Bruce Henderson 1988-89 24 Scott Jewitt 1996-99 61 Connor Hughes 2005-06 22 Connor Hughes 2003-06 60 Rob Smillie 1998-99 22 Spencer Carbery 2004-06 55 Marc Belanger 2006-07 21 Faron Duthie 2003-04 54 Andy Cote 2005-06 21 Adam Sedgwick 1998-01 53 Andy Cote 2003-04 21 Shane Dickson 1998-01 51 Maris Ziedins 2001-02 21 Most Assists/Career Years Assists Maris Ziedins 2000-01 21 Jason Deitsch 2002-05 120 Maris Ziedins Scott Jewitt 1997-98 21 Rob Smillie 1996-99 93 Spencer Carbery 2003-04 20 Adam Sedgwick 1998-01 89 Rob Garofolo Bruce Henderson 1990-91 20 Connor Hughes 2003-06 77 Scott Jewitt 1996-99 77 Andrew Derton 2006-07 75 Most Assists/Season Year Assists Ryan Tew 2002-05 74 Jason Deitsch 2003-04 34 Shane Dickson 1998-01 72 Jason Deitsch 2004-05 31 Rob Garofolo 1990-93 72 Jason Deitsch 2002-03 30 Maris Ziedins 2000-03 71 Tommy Cianflone 1999-2000 30 Rob Smillie 1998-99 29 Hat Tricks/Career Years HT Scott Jewitt 1998-99 28 Bruce Henderson 1989-91 7 Rob Smillie 1997-98 27 Rob Smillie 1996-99 5 Scott Jewitt 1997-98 27 Silverio Mirao 1994-97 4 Adam Sedgwick 1998-99 25 Andy Cote 2004-06 3 Jason Deitsch 2001-02 25 Brent Cyr 1994-97 3 Adam Sedgwick Ryan Wempe 2001-02 25 Rob Garofolo 1990-93 3 Faron Duthie Adam Sedgwick 1997-98 25 Patrick Gruber 1998-01 3 Mark Nega 1992-93 3 Hat Tricks/Season Year HT Adam Sedgwick 1998-01 3 Rob Smillie 1997-98 4 Most Saves/Career Years Saves Bruce Henderson 1988-89 3 Roby Gropp 1995-98 2296 Andy Cote 2005-06 2 Kevin McBride 1990-94 1874 Ken Holtschlag 1997-98 2 Kyle Jones 2005-present 1600 Silverio Mirao 1995-96 2 Chancy Colquhoun 2001-04 1360 Mike Szkodzinski 1999-2000 1078 Silverio Mirao 1993-94 2 Scott Vettraino 1994-95 1036 Rob Garofolo 1992-93 2 Ryan Gill 2001-03 735 Todd Deacetis 1992-93 2 Eric Van Den Bosch 2003-06 651 Bruce Henderson 1990-91 2 Chris LaPata 1989 638 Scott Jewitt Bruce Henderson Bruce Henderson 1989-90 2 Pat Goddard 1990 561

31 ALL-TIME RECORDS TEAM RECORDS Most Goals, Game: 15, vs. Marian, 2/13/98; vs. Washington (Mo.), 1/22/93 Fewest Shots on Goal, Game: 7, vs. UW-Stevens Point, 11/1/91 Most Goals, Period: 9 , vs. Marian, 2/13/98; vs. Fort Bragg, 11/6/92 Fewest Opponent Shots on Goal, Game: 8 , Washington (Mo.), 1/22/93 Most Goals, First Period: 9, vs. Marian, 2/13/98 Most Penalties, Game: 31, vs. Bemidji State, 11/22/97 Most Goals, Second Period: 7 , vs. Lawrence, 11/12/92; vs. Lawrence, 2/3/93 Most Penalty Minutes, Game: 89, vs. Bemidji State, 11/22/97; vs. Bethel, Most Goals, Third Period: 9, vs. Fort Bragg, 11/6/92 2/17/90 Most Goals Allowed, Period: 10, vs. UW-Stevens Point, 11/1/91 (2nd) Most Opponent Penalties, Game: 28, Bemidji State, 11/22/97 Most Assists, Period: 15, vs. Marian, 2/13/98 (1st) Most Opponent Penalty Minutes, Game: 136, Bethel, 2/17/90 Most Points, Period: 24, vs. Marian, 2/13/98 (1st) Most Penalties, Two Teams, Game: 59, vs. Bemidji State, 11/22/97 Most Shots, Period: 33, vs. Bethel, 12/6/02 (3rd) Most Penalty Minutes, Two Teams, Game: 225, vs. Bethel, 2/17/90 Fewest Shots, Period: 1, vs. Lake Forest, 12/1/89 (2nd); vs. UW-Superior, Most Disqualifications, Game: 6, vs. Bethel, 2/17/90 11/5/93 (1st) Most Disqualifications, Two Teams, Game: 14, vs. Bethel, 2/17/90 Most Opponent Shots, Period: 33, St. Olaf, 12/7/90 (2nd) Fewest Penalty Minutes, Game: 2, vs. Lawrence, 1/1/93 Fewest Opponent Shots, Period: 1, several times Fewest Opponent Penalty Minutes, Game: 0, UW-River Falls, 2/6/99 Most Power Play Goals, Period: 6, vs. UW-Stevens Point, 1/27/96 (3rd) Fewest Penalty Minutes, Two Teams, Game: 4, vs. UW-River Falls, 2/6/99 Most Penalties, Period: 13, vs. Bemidji State, 11/22/97 (2nd) Most Wins, Season: 27, 1997-98 (27-6), 2002-03 (27-2-2) and 2003-04 (27-3-2) Most Penalty Minutes, Period: 79, vs. Bethel, 2/17/90 (3rd) Most Goals, Season: 185, 1997-98 Most Opponent Penalties, Period: 14, Bethel, 2/17/90 (3rd) Most Goals Allowed, Season: 197, 1991-92 Most Opponent Penalty Minutes, Period: 94, Bethel, 2/17/90 (3rd) Most Assists, Season: 296, 1997-98 Largest Winning Margin: 15, vs. Washington (Mo.), 1/22/93 (15-0) Most Points, Season: 481, 1997-98 Most Goals Allowed, Game: 21, vs. UW-Stevens Point, 11/1/91 Most Power Play Goals, Season: 60, 2005-06 Largest Losing Margin: 20, vs. UW-Stevens Point, 11/1/91 (21-1) Most Opponent Power Play Goals, Season: 51, 1991-92 Largest Deficit Overcome to Win: 4, Lawrence, 11/18/92 (won 5-4) Most Shorthanded Goals, Season: 7, 1991-92, 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2000-01, Longest Unbeaten Streak: 26, 11/6/04-3/5/05 2006-07 Longest Winning Streak: 13, 12/2/05-2/10/06 & 12/4/04-2/11/05 Most Opponent Shorthanded Goals, Season: 18, 1991-92 Longest Losing Streak: 13, 12/16/89-1/20/90 Most Shots on Goal, Season: 1,456, 1997-98 Most Assists, Game: 24, vs. Marian, 1/2/99 Most Opponent Shots on Goal, Season: 1,097, 1991-92 Most Points, Game: 38, vs. Marian, 2/13/98; vs. Lawrence, 2/16/91 Fewest Shots on Goal, Season: 581, 1993-94 Most Goals, Two Teams: 22, vs. UW-Stevens Point, 11/1/91 (lost 21-1) Fewest Opponent Shots on Goal, Season: 642, 2006-07 Highest Tie Score: 6-6 vs. UW-Stout, 1/24/92; vs. Lake Forest, 11/6/98 Most Penalties, Season: 316, 1996-97 and 1998-99 Scoreless Ties: vs. UW-Stevens Point, 1/27/95 Most Penalty Minutes, Season: 747, 1994-95 Fastest Two Goals: 0:07, vs. UW-Eau Claire, 2/18/05 (Forrester and Hughes) Fewest Goals, Season: 84, 1993-94 Fastest Three Goals: 0:51, vs. Lawrence, 2/9/90 Fewest Power Play Goals, Season: 8, 1988-89 Fastest Opponent Two Goals: 0:05, St. Olaf, 2/18/89 Fewest Opponent Power Play Goals, Season: 16, 1999-2000 Fastest Opponent Three Goals: 0:18, St. Olaf, 2/18/89 Fewest Shorthanded Goals, Season: 0, 1989-90 Most Power Play Goals, Game: 8, vs. UW-Stevens Point, 1/27/96 Fewest Opponent Shorthanded Goals, Season: 0, 2000-01 Most Shorthanded Goals, Game: 2, several times Fewest Goals Against, Season: 55, 2003-04 Most Opponent Power Play Goals, Game: 7, Gustavus Adolphus, 12/10/88; St. Most Shutouts, Season: 8, 2003-04 Olaf, 12/8/90 Longest Game: 87:44, vs. UW-River Falls (2 OT), 3/1/02 (won 3-2) Most Opponent Shorthanded Goals, Game: 4, UW-Stevens Point, 11/1/91 Longest Home Winning Streak: 36, 10/30/02 to 10/29/04 (NCAA Division III Most Shots on Goal, Game: 78, vs. Bethel, 12/6/02 record) Most Opponent Shots on Goal, Game: 82, St. Olaf, 12/7/90 St. Norbert College Hockey History With a relatively short history as varsity status, hockey at Games were played behind Main Hall until 1973 when the Coghlin guided St. Norbert to its first winning season St. Norbert College may not appear to have much of a tra- team moved inside the Brown County Arena for one season. that year at 10-9-1. He also helped St. Norbert land dition. But a closer look at the school’s history will reveal conference affiliation in the Northern Collegiate Hockey hockey had its place in the early days of the college itself. The De Pere Ice Arena was completed in December 1974 Association, the most prestigious conference in NCAA and the Green Knights became one of the top club teams Division III Hockey. From club teams on the Fox River to packed crowds at the in the Midwest, compiling a 202-107-11 record from Cornerstone Community Center cheering a national title 1973 to 1988 for a .653 winning percentage. St. Norbert beat Lake Forest 3-2 in its first NCHA game contender, hockey has always been popular among the and went on to win five league games that season before students at St. Norbert. The Green Knights suffered only two losing seasons as a losing to UW-Stevens Point in the league playoffs. club team in the Central Collegiate Hockey Conference. St. Norbert’s students formed teams in the 1910s and St. Norbert’s best season was in 1976-77 when the Green Starting in 1996-97, St. Norbert has been the dominant played competitive intramural games on the Fox River. Knights were 20-2-1, including a 14-game winning streak program in the NCHA, winning five regular-season cham- pionships in seven years. The Green Knights also claimed After several years of informal competition, the school’s and a 23-0 win over rival Ripon. three NCHA Peters Cup titles and have advanced to the first club team was formed by the Rev. I.F. Van Dyke and NCAA Division III Tournament four times. St. Norbert has then-men’s basketball coach George Carey in the early On Oct. 13, 1987, St. Norbert hockey took the next step, earning varsity status at the school. Tom Schlief, a former posted a 103-37-12 all-time record in NCHA play, the best 1920s. Carey, a former hockey player at Holy Cross record in league history with a .717 winning percentage. College, coached the first team, keeping eight of the 18 player at Augsburg College, was named the first varsity students who tried out for the team. coach as St. Norbert began play in the 1988-89 season. In the 2000-01 season, St. Norbert had outgrown the De Pere Ice Arena and moved into the Cornerstone The first team played only two games in 1921 because of The Green Knights opened their varsity era with a 6-4 loss Community Center, a facility twice the size of its old a warm winter. The Green Knights defeated the De Pere to Lake Forest College on Nov. 11, 1988. Todd Pawlicki home. The Cornerstone Community Center, with nearly All-Stars 10-5 in the first game and an American Legion scored the first St. Norbert goal in front of 438 fans as St. 2,000 seats and a state-of-the-art locker room, is one team 6-5 in the second game. All sports were eliminated Norbert lost its first four games that season, but went on of the top facilities in Division III hockey. by the school in 1925 and hockey didn’t resume for over to finish 8-12. 40 years. The 2002-03 season marked another milestone for the Schlief coached three seasons before assistant coach Green Knights, with the squad earning its first NCAA In 1968, some dedicated hockey fans started another St. George Wrobel took over the team for two years. The Division III Frozen Four appearance in the program history. Norbert club hockey team. The team was basically on its Green Knights struggled through five losing seasons as an Their 27-2-2 record was the best in school history. own for financial support and held fundraisers to support independent before former UW-Stevens Point standout In 2003-04, the team had its best post-season finish ever, itself. The team wore old football jerseys from athletics Tim Coghlin was named the school’s first full-time hockey coach for the 1993-94 campaign. losing to Middlebury College 1-0 in overtime in the nation- director Mel Nicks during its first season. al championship game. St. Norbert also finished national runner-up in 2005-06.

32 ALL-TIME RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS GOALTENDING RECORDS Most Games, Career: 1 22, Jason Deitsch, 2002-05; Shane Dickson, 1998- Best Goals Against Average, Season: 1.64, Chancy Colquhoun, 2003-04 2001; Rob Smillie, 1996-99 Best Goals Against Average, Career: 1.86, Ryan Gill, 2001-03 Most Goals, Period: 4, Don Hearn vs. UW-Stout, 1/25/97 Most Wins, Season: 25, Kyle Jones, 2006-07 Most Goals, Game: 5, Bruce Henderson vs. Lawrence, 1/8/91 Most Wins, Career: 66, Kyle Jones, 2005-present Most Saves, Period: 32, Chris LaPlata vs. Lake Forest, 11/12/88 Most Goals, Season: 34, Rob Smillie, 1997-98 Most Saves, Overtime Period: 10, Ryan Gill vs. UW-River Falls, 3/1/02; Ryan Gill Most Goals, Career: 82, Rob Smillie, 1996-99 vs. UW-Superior, 3/2/02 Most Consecutive Goals, one player: 4, Adam Sedgwick vs. UW-Stout, 1/27/01; Most Saves, Mini-Game: 17, Roby Gropp vs. UW-Superior, 3/15/97 Shane Dickson vs. UW-River Falls, 2/24/01; Jason Sanford vs. Bemidji Most Saves, Game: 69, Kevin McBride vs. St. Olaf, 12/7/90 State, 1/12-1/13/96; Blake Sorenson vs. 11/22-11/23/97 vs. Bemidji State Most Saves, Season: 7 48, Roby Gropp, 1996-97 Fastest Goal, Start of Period: 0:10, Ryan Wempe vs. UW-River Falls (3rd), Most Saves, Career: 2,296, Roby Gropp, 1995-98 Fewest Saves, Period: 0, Eric Van Den Bosch vs. UW-Eau Claire (2nd), 1/22/05; 3/1/02 Mike Szkodzinski vs. Gustavus Adolphus (3rd), 11/20/99 Fastest Goal, Start of Game: 0 :12, Matt Stearns vs. UW-Stout, 1/29/00 Fewest Saves, Game: 7, Kyle Jones vs. MSOE, 1/6/07; Eric Van Den Bosch vs. Fastest Opponent Goal, Start of Period: 0:06, Dennis Moran, Lake Forest, UW-Eau Claire, 1/22/05 11/11/88 (3rd) Most Shutouts, Season: 7, Kyle Jones, 2005-06; Chancy Colquhoun, 2003-04 Fastest Opponent Goal, Start of Game: 0:07, Patrick Staerker, RIT, 11/28/97 Most Shutouts, Career: 15, Kyle Jones, 2005-present Fastest Two Goals: 0:14, Bruce Henderson vs. Lawrence, 1/8/91 Longest Shutout Sequence: 337:22, Kyle Jones, 1/13/06-1/28/06 Fastest Three Goals: 5:30, Andy Cote vs. UW-Stevens Point, 2/4/06 Best Save Percentage, Season: .931, Chancy Colquhoun, 2003-04 Best Save Percentage, Career: .917, Mike Szkodzinski, 1999-2000 Fastest Four Goals: 8:22, Bruce Henderson vs. Lawrence, 1/28/89 Most Minutes Played, Season: 1,875:26, Kyle Jones, 2006-07 Most Hat Tricks, Season: 4, Rob Smillie, 1997-98 Most Minutes Played, Career: 5,212, Roby Gropp, 1995-98 Most Hat Tricks, Career: 7, Bruce Henderson, 1988-91 Most Assists, Period: 3, Tom Maryschak vs. UW-Superior, 12/8/95; Scott Jewitt vs. St. Scholastica, 2/20/98; Kendel Kelly, vs. Marian, 2/13/98 All-Time Shutouts Most Assists, Game: 5, Rob Smillie vs. UW-Stevens Point, 1/27/96 Most Assists, Season: 34, Jason Deitsch, 2003-04 Date Opponent Saves Goaltender Most Assists, Career: 120, Jason Deitsch, 2002-05 3/3/07 St. Scholastica 17 Kyle Jones 1/20/07 UW-Superior 22 Kyle Jones Most Points, Period: 5, Don Hearn vs. UW-Stout, 1/25/97 (4-1-5) 11/3/06 Augsburg 15 Kyle Jones Most Points, Game: 7, Sean Johnstone vs. Bethel, 2/17/90 (3-4-7); Rob Smillie 2/3/06 UW-Eau Claire 15 Kyle Jones 1/27/06 UW-River Falls 30 Kyle Jones vs. Marian, 2/13/98 (3-4-7) 1/21/06 UW-Superior 14 Kyle Jones Most Points, Season: 61, Rob Smillie, 1997-98 (34-27-61) 1/20/06 St. Scholastica 16 Kyle Jones 1/14/06 Hamline 22 Kyle Jones Most Points, Season, Defenseman: 39, Tommy Cianflone, 1999-2000 (9-30-39) 12/2/05 UW-Stout 25 Kyle Jones Most Points, Season, Freshman: 39, Andy Cote, 2003-04 (21-18-39) 11/4/05 St. John’s 22 Kyle Jones Most Points, Career: 184, Jason Deitsch, 2002-05 2/11/05 St. Scholastica 19 Kyle Jones 2/5/05 UW-Stout 25 Kyle Jones Most Consecutive Games Scoring Streak: 17, Maris Ziedins, 1/5/01-10/30/01 2/4/05 UW-River Falls 23 Kyle Jones Most Power Play Goals, Game: 3, Marc Belanger vs. UW-Superior, 11/17/06; 1/7/05 Lake Forest 17 Kyle Jones 12/4/04 St. Scholastica 22 Kyle Jones Connor Hughes vs. UW-Eau Claire, 2/18/06; Adam Sedgwick vs. UW-Stout, 3/13/04 UW-River Falls 28 Chancy Colquhoun 1/27/01; Silverio Mirao vs. UW-Stevens Point, 1/27/96 3/6/04 UW-River Falls 23 Chancy Colquhoun 2/21/04 St. Scholastica 12 Eric Van Den Bosch Most Power Play Goals, Season: 13, Connor Hughes, 2005-06; Rob Smillie, 2/14/04 St. Scholastica 24 Chancy Colquhoun 1995-96 1/24/04 UW-Stevens Point 23 Chancy Colquhoun 11/29/03 Marian 25 Chancy Colquhoun Most Power Play Goals, Career: 32, Rob Smillie, 1996-99 11/15/03 Hamline 19 Chancy Colquhoun Most Shorthanded Goals, Game: 2, Ted Gaffney vs. Lawrence, 1/11/92; Brent 11/8/03 St. Thomas 17 Chancy Colquhoun 11/2/02 St. Scholastica 17 Ryan Gill Cyr vs. Gustavus Adolphus, 11/27/93; Chris Bodnar vs. UW-Stevens Point, 2/1/02 UW-Eau Claire 15 Ryan Gill 10/30/99; Kurtis Peterson vs. UW-Stevens Point, 1/21/05 1/4/02 Concordia (Minn.) 21 Chancy Colquhoun Most Shorthanded Goals, Season: 3, Rob Smillie, 1998-99; Chris Bodnar, 1999- 11/10/01 UW-Eau Claire 17 Ryan Gill 1/26/01 UW-River Falls 25 Ryan Gill 2000 11/18/00 Gustavus Adolphus 16 Ryan Gill Most Shorthanded Goals, Career: 5, Kurtis Peterson, 2005-07 2/26/00 UW-Superior 17 Mike Szkodzinski 2/11/00 St. Scholastica 12 Derrick Meyers Most Game-winning Goals, Season: 6, Connor Hughes, 2005-06; Rob Smillie, 2/5/00 St. Scholastica 24 Mike Szkodzinski 1997-98 1/22/00 UW-River Falls 21 Mike Szkodzinski 1/2/99 Marian 1/7/5 Mike Szkodzinski/ Most Game-winning Goals, Career: 13, Connor Hughes, 2005-06; Rob Smillie, Joe Kennedy/Derrick Meyers 1996-99 1/20/99 Bemidji State 17 Mike Szkodzinski 10/23/99 Fredonia State 15 Joe Kennedy Most Penalties, Period: 4, Matt Molaski vs. UW-Stevens Point, 1/3/97; Blake 3/6/98 UW-Stevens Point 20 Roby Gropp Sorenson vs. UW-Superior, 1/8/99 2/20/98 St. Scholastica 18 Roby Gropp Most Penalties, Game: 6, Matt Molaski vs. UW-Stevens Point, 1/3/97 12/6/97 Lake Forest 16 Roby Gropp 11/8/97 Lake Forest 15 Joe Kennedy Most Penalties, Season: 36, Jayce Politoski, 1999-2000 11/1/97 UW-Stevens Point 21 Roby Gropp Most Penalties, Career: 107, Andrew Derton, 2004-07 10/25/97 Marian 11 Roby Gropp 3/14/97 UW-Superior 27 Roby Gropp Most Penalty Minutes, Period: 22, Marc Collins vs. Bethel, 12/8/01 1/4/97 UW-Stevens Point 26 Roby Gropp Most Penalty Minutes, Game: 26, Marc Collins vs. Bethel, 12/8/01 1/19/96 UW-Eau Claire 32 Roby Gropp 11/7/95 St. Scholastica 30 Roby Gropp Most Penalty Minutes, Season: 96, Cameron Knox, 1997-98 1/22/93 Washington (Mo.) 8 Andrew Cianci Most Penalty Minutes, Career: 255, Andrew Derton, 2004-07 1/27/90 Lawrence 18 Pat Goodard 12/10/90 Lawrence 22 Bryan Garofolo

33 ALL-TIME RECORDS NCAA Tournament History Annual NCAA Division III Ice Hockey Champions Year Champion Second Third Fourth Site 2007 Oswego State Middlebury (St. Norbert /Manhattanville) Superior, Wis. 2006 Middlebury St. Norbert (Elmira/Hobart) Elmira, N.Y. 2005 Middlebury St. Thomas (Trinity/New England College) Middlebury, Vt. 2004 Middlebury St. Norbert (Plattsburgh State/Norwich) Northfield, Vt. 2003 Norwich Oswego State (St. Norbert/Middlebury) Northfield, Vt. 2002 UW-Superior Norwich (Plattsburgh State/Middlebury) Middlebury, Vt. 2001 Plattsburgh State RIT UW-Superior UW-River Falls Rochester, N.Y. 2000 Norwich St. Thomas Plattsburgh State UW-Superior Superior, Wis. 1999 Middlebury UW-Superior Norwich RIT Northfield, Vt. 1998 Middlebury UW-Stevens Point Plattsburgh State Augsburg Plattsburgh, N.Y. 1997 Middlebury UW-Superior St. John’s Norwich Middlebury, Vt. 1996 Middlebury RIT UW-River Falls UW-Superior River Falls, Wis. 1995 Middlebury Fredonia State UW-River Falls UW-Superior Middlebury, Vt. 1994 UW-River Falls UW-Superior Fredonia State Salem State Superior, Wis. 1993 UW-Stevens Point UW-River Falls Elmira Plattsburgh State Maplewood, Minn. 1992 Plattsburgh State UW-Stevens Point Salem State UW-Superior Plattsburgh, N.Y. 1991 UW-Stevens Point MSU-Mankato Babson Elmira Elmira, N.Y. 1990 UW-Stevens Point Plattsburgh State (Babson/MSU-Mankato) Stevens Point, Wis. 1989 UW-Stevens Point RIT (Babson/Bemidji State) Rochester, N.Y. 1988 UW-River Falls Elmira (Babson/Bemidji State) Elmira, N.Y. 1987 Plattsburgh State* Oswego State St. Cloud State Bemidji State Plattsburgh, N.Y. 1986 Bemidji State Plattsburgh State* RIT MSU-Mankato Bemidji, Minn. 1985 RIT Bemidji State Union Plattsburgh State Schenectady, N.Y. 1984 Babson Union RIT Augsburg Rochester, N.Y.

*- Result vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions

All-Time NCHA Standings St. Norbert in NCAA Tournament Play Team Years 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 W-L-T Pct. Date Opponent Site Result St. Norbert 13 9 1 1 1 - 1 - - - 146-44-18 .745 3/14/97 UW-Superior Superior, Wis. W 2-0 Bemidji State * 18 7 4 4 2 1 - - - - 214-96-22 .677 3/15/97 UW-Superior Superior, Wis. L 4-1 UW-Stevens Point 21 5 2 6 3 4 1 - - - 233-122-25 .646 3/13/98 UW-Stevens Point De Pere, Wis. W 3-1 MSU-Mankato * 11 3 3 3 2 - - - - - 130-70-22 .635 3/14/98 UW-Stevens Point De Pere, Wis. L 2-1 UW-River Falls 25 5 7 7 2 2 - - - - 266-154-29 .625 3/12/99 Middlebury De Pere, Wis. W 4-2 UW-Superior 26 2 5 5 4 2 7 1 - - 223-217-26 .506 3/13/99 Middlebury De Pere, Wis. L 6-3 St. Cloud State * 6 1 1 - 2 2 - - - - 51-59-4 .464 3/9/02 UW-Superior Green Bay, Wis. T 4-4 (OT) UW-Stout 11 1 - - 1 1 4 3 1 - 54-105-9 .348 3/10/02 UW-Superior Green Bay, Wis. L 4-2 3/15/03 UW-River Falls Green Bay, Wis. W 5-2 UW-Eau Claire 26 - 2 - 3 7 5 5 4 - 143-294-31 .339 3/21/03 Norwich Northfield, Vt. L 6-3 Lake Forest 14 - - - 2 4 3 3 1 1 64-150-14 .311 3/13/04 UW-River Falls Green Bay, Wis. W 3-0 St. Scholastica 21 - - 1 1 1 5 5 6 2 64-286-14 .195 3/19/04 Plattsburgh State Northfield, Vt. W 4-1 *- no longer a league member 3/20/04 Middlebury Northfield, Vt. L 1-0 (OT) Note 1: All standings ties are rounded up (i.e. three teams tied with the same amount of points for second are 3/12/05 St. Thomas Green Bay, Wis. L 3-2 all listed as second, with the next team in line listed as a fifth-place finish). 3/11/06 UW-Superior Green Bay, Wis. W 8-2 School Notes: Bemidji State, MSU-Mankato, UW-River Falls, UW-Superior, St. Cloud State and UW-Eau Claire 3/18/06 Hobart Elmira, N.Y. W 5-4 (OT) were charter members for the 1981-82 season. St. Scholastica joined in 1983-84, but did not compete in the 3/19/06 Middlebury Elmira, N.Y. L 3-0 league for three seasons from 1992 to 1994. UW-River Falls was ineligible for NCHA play in 1989. UW-Stevens 3/10/07 Bethel Green Bay, Wis. W 4-1 Point was admitted in 1986, Lake Forest in 1993, St. Norbert in 1994 and UW-Stout in 1996. St. Cloud left the 3/17/07 Oswego State Superior, Wis. L 4-3 (OT) NCHA following 1987, MSU-Mankato departed after 1992 and Bemidji State following 1999.

34 YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS

Hockey Year-By-Year Statistical Leaders All-Time Hockey Series Records

Year Goals Assists Points Penalties Opponent G W L T First Met Last Met Alabama-Huntsville 2 0 2 0 1995-96 1995-96 1988-89 Bruce Henderson (24) Bruce Henderson (13) Bruce Henderson (37) not available Alaska-Fairbanks 2 0 2 0 1996-97 1996-97 1989-90 Bruce Henderson (18) Sean Johnstone (20) Sean Johnstone (37) not available Augsburg (Minn.) 14 4 10 1 1988-89 2006-07 1990-91 Bruce Henderson (20) Bruce Henderson (16) Bruce Henderson (36) Marty Campbell (16) Bemidji State (Minn.) 10 4 5 1 1994-95 1998-99 1991-92 Mark Nega (14) Rob Garofolo (20) Rob Garofolo (33) Marty Campbell (24) Bethel (Minn.) 19 18 1 0 1998-99 2006-07 Buffalo State (N.Y.) 2 2 0 0 2005-06 2006-07 1992-93 Todd Deacetis (17) Rob Garofolo (21) Todd Deacetis (37) Marty Campbell (25) Concordia (Minn.) 8 3 5 0 1990-91 2002-03 Rob Garofolo (37) Elmira (N.Y.) 3 2 1 0 2001-02 2002-03 1993-94 Silverio Mirao (17) Brent Cyr (12) Silverio Mirao (28) Darren Holmes (35) Fitchburg State (Mass.) 1 1 0 0 1994-95 1994-95 1994-95 Jason Sanford (18) Cameron Knox (21) Kendel Kelly (31) Cameron Knox (31) Fort Bragg (N.C.) 1 1 0 0 1992-93 1992-93 Darren Holmes (31) Fredonia State (N.Y.) 6 4 1 1 1994-95 2006-07 Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) 21 11 10 0 1988-89 2004-05 1995-96 Rob Smillie (17) Rob Smillie (17) Rob Smillie (34) Darren Holmes (30) Hamline (Minn.) 10 8 2 0 1990-91 2006-07 Kendel Kelly (17) Hobart (N.Y.) 1 1 0 0 2005-06 2005-06 Tom Maryschak (17) Lake Forest (Ill.) 56 33 20 3 1988-89 2006-07 1996-97 Scott Jewitt (18) Rob Smillie (20) Rob Smillie (29) Don Hearn (33) Lawrence 25 25 0 0 1988-89 2003-04 1997-98 Rob Smillie (34) Rob Smillie (27) Rob Smillie (61) Cameron Knox (32) Marian 13 12 0 1 1996-97 2006-07 Mercyhurst (Pa.) 4 1 1 2 1995-96 1996-97 Scott Jewitt (27) Middlebury (Vt.) 6 2 4 0 1998-99 2005-06 1998-99 Rob Smillie (22) Rob Smillie (29) Rob Smillie (51) Scott Jewitt (30) MSOE 2 2 0 0 2005-06 2006-07 1999-00 Adam Sedgwick (15) Tommy Cianflone (30) Tommy Cianflone (39) Jayce Politoski (36) Norwich (Vt.) 2 0 2 0 2000-01 2002-03 Chris Bodnar (15) Oswego State (N.Y.) 1 0 1 0 2006-07 2006-07 2000-01 Maris Ziedins (21) Adam Sedgwick (23) Maris Ziedins (40) Lennie Rampone (29) Plattsburgh State (N.Y.) 1 1 0 0 2003-04 2003-04 Rochester Inst. Tech. (N.Y.) 6 2 3 1 1997-98 2004-05 Chris Bodnar (40) St. John’s (Minn.) 16 9 7 0 1988-89 2006-07 2001-02 Maris Ziedins (21) Jason Deitsch (25) Maris Ziedins (41) Brant Kersey (29) St. Mary’s (Minn.) 18 7 11 0 1988-89 2006-07 Ryan Wempe (25) St. Olaf (Minn.) 16 7 9 0 1988-89 2004-05 2002-03 Maris Ziedins (18) Jason Deitsch (30) Jason Deitsch (46) Kyle Peterson (32) St. Scholastica (Minn.) 41 34 6 1 1991-92 2006-07 2003-04 Andy Cote (21) Jason Deitsch (34) Jason Deitsch (51) Andrew Derton (26) St. Thomas (Minn.) 7 3 2 2 1999-00 2006-07 Southern Maine 1 1 0 0 1999-00 1999-00 Faron Duthie (26) UW-Eau Claire 37 32 3 2 1993-94 2006-07 2004-05 Spencer Carbery (24) Jason Deitsch (31) Jason Deitsch (47) Andrew Derton (29) UW-River Falls 42 24 16 2 1994-95 2006-07 2005-06 Connor Hughes (22) Andrew Derton (24) Connor Hughes (44) Andy Cote (28) UW-Stevens Point 48 27 17 4 1991-92 2006-07 2006-07 Marc Belanger (21) Jeff Hazelwood (23) Marc Belanger (41) Andrew Derton (25) UW-Stout 35 26 6 3 1991-92 2006-07 UW-Superior 49 23 18 8 1990-91 2006-07 Washington (Mo.) 2 2 0 0 1992-93 1992-93 Williams (Mass.) 1 0 1 0 2001-02 2001-02 Year Penalty Minutes Power Play Goals Short-Handed Goals Games Wins Losses Ties 1988-89 not available Sean Johnstone (2) 3 tied at 1 TOTALS 529 331 166 32 Paul Manning (2) 1989-90 not available Sean Johnstone (5) none St. Norbert College Hockey 1990-91 Marty Campbell (56) Rob Garofolo (4) 3 tied at 1 Year-By-Year Coaching Records Bruce Henderson (4) 1991-92 Marty Campbell (64) Jim Bradford (4) Ted Gaffney (2) Year Record Pct. NCHA Pct. Coach 1992-93 Marty Campbell (58) Mark Nega (4) Ted Gaffney (2) 1988-89 8-12-0 .400 - - Tom Schlief Todd Deacetis (4) 1989-90 6-14-0 .300 - - Tom Schlief 1993-94 Darren Holmes (84) Mike Porcaro (6) 3 tied at 1 1990-91 6-15-0 .286 - - Tom Schlief 1994-95 Darren Holmes (88) Jason Sanford (9) 5 tied at 1 (3 yrs., 20-41, .328) 1995-96 Darren Holmes (78) Rob Smillie (10) 4 tied at 1 1991-92 6-19-1 .240 - - George Wrobel 1996-97 Don Hearn (82) Scott Jewitt (6) 4 tied at 1 1992-93 10-15-0 .400 - George Wrobel Brent Cyr (6) (2 yrs., 16-34-1, .324) 1997-98 Cameron Knox (96) Rob Smillie (13) Scott Jewitt (2) 1993-94 10-9-1 .525 - - Tim Coghlin 1998-99 Scott Jewitt (79) Adam Sedgwick (8) Rob Smillie (3) 1994-95 9-14-4 .391 5-12-3 .325 Tim Coghlin 1999-00 Jayce Politoski (75) Shane Dickson (6) 3 tied at 1 1995-96 12-13-3 .480 10-8-2 .550 Tim Coghlin 2000-01 Brant Kersey (61) Maris Ziedins (9) Shane Dickson (2) 1996-97 21-9-1 .694 16-4-0 .800 Tim Coghlin 2001-02 Marc Collins (80) Chris Bodnar (9) Wayne Brown (2) 1997-98 27-6-0 .818 17-3-0 .850 Tim Coghlin 1998-99 25-5-3 .803 12-2-2 .813 Tim Coghlin 2002-03 Lennie Rampone (71) Maris Ziedins (9) 6 tied at 1 1999-00 22-5-2 .793 10-3-1 .750 Tim Coghlin 2003-04 Andrew Derton (52) Jason Deitsch (10) 2 tied at 1 2000-01 18-8-3 .672 9-4-1 .679 Tim Coghlin Faron Duthie (52) 2001-02 23-5-3 .790 12-0-2 .929 Tim Coghlin 2004-05 Andrew Derton (77) Spencer Carbery (11) Kurtis Peterson (2) 2002-03 27-2-2 .903 12-1-1 .893 Tim Coghlin Jason Deitsch (11) 2003-04 27-3-2 .875 11-2-1 .821 Tim Coghlin 2005-06 Jeremy Mitchell (64) Connor Hughes (13) 2 tied at 1 2004-05 24-3-3 .850 12-0-2 .929 Tim Coghlin 2006-07 Troy Boisjoli (78) Marc Belanger (9) Ryan Petersen (2) 2005-06 25-5-2 .813 10-2-2 .786 Tim Coghlin 2006-07 25-4-2 .839 10-3-1 .750 Tim Coghlin Kurtis Peterson (2) (14 yrs., 295-91-31, .745) Totals 331-166-32 .656 146-44-18 .745 19 years

35 ALL-TIME RESULTS

1988-89 (8-12-0) F 15 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) L 9-2 D 2 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) L 5-2 Date Opponent (Site) Result F 19 Lawrence (Appleton) W 8-3 D 8 UW-Superior (Superior) T 6-6 (OT) N 11 Lake Forest (De Pere) L 6-4 Captains: Erik Anderson, Eric Jacobson, Rob Whitney D 9 UW-Superior (Superior) W 5-4 N 12 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) L 7-4 J 5 St. Scholastica (Superior) W 4-3 (OT) N 18 St. Mary’s, Minn. (De Pere) L 9-0 1992-93 (10-15-0) J 6 St. Scholastica (Superior) L 7-5 N 19 St. Mary’s, Minn. (De Pere) L 10-1 Date Opponent (Site) Score J 12 Bemidji State (De Pere) L 7-5 D 2 Lawrence (De Pere) W 4-1 N 6 Fort Bragg (De Pere) W 12-1 J 13 Bemidji State (De Pere) L 5-4 (OT) D 3 Lawrence (De Pere) W 9-2 N 11 Lawrence (De Pere) W 12-3 J 19 UW-Eau Claire (De Pere) W 6-0 D 9 Gustavus Adolphus (St. Peter, Minn.) L 9-3 N 13 Gustavus Adolphus (St. Peter, Minn.) L 7-2 J 20 UW-Eau Claire (De Pere) W 5-2 D 10 Gustavus Adolphus (St. Peter, Minn.) L 11-4 N 14 Gustavus Adolphus (St. Peter, Minn.) L 14-2 J 26 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) W 4-1 J 6 St. John’s, Minn. (De Pere) L 5-2 N 18 Lawrence (De Pere) W 5-4 J 27 UW-Stevens Point (De Pere) W 11-1 J 7 St. John’s, Minn. (De Pere) W 6-2 N 20 St. Olaf (Northfield, Minn.) L 9-2 F 4 Lake Forest (De Pere) W 8-7 (OT) J 20 Augsburg (Minneapolis, Minn.) L 6-5 (OT) N 21 St. Olaf (Northfield, Minn.) L 13-0 F 5 Lake Forest (De Pere) W 5-2 J 21 Augsburg (Minneapolis, Minn.) W 7-3 N 29 St. Scholastica (Superior) L 7-1 F 9 UW-River Falls (River Falls) L 4-1 J 27 Lawrence (Appleton) W 6-2 D 11 Concordia, Minn. (Moorhead, Minn.) L 10-4 F 10 UW-River Falls (River Falls) W 4-3 J 28 Lawrence (Appleton) W 10-5 D 12 Concordia, Minn. (Moorhead, Minn.) L 5-2 F 16 #UW-Eau Claire (De Pere) W 5-3 F 3 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) L 9-3 J 8 UW-Stout (De Pere) L 8-4 F 17 #UW-Eau Claire (De Pere) W 8-3 F 4 Lake Forest (De Pere) L 7-4 J 9 UW-Stout (De Pere) L 7-3 F 23 ##UW-River Falls (River Falls) L 3-1 F 10 Bethel (St. Paul, Minn.) L 8-4 J 13 Lawrence (Appleton) W 13-6 F 24 ##UW-River Falls (River Falls) L 3-1 F 11 Bethel (St. Paul, Minn.) W 4-2 J 22 Washington, Mo. (De Pere) W 15-0 Captains: Silverio Mirao, Darren Holmes F 17 St. Olaf (De Pere) W 6-2 J 23 Washington, Mo. (De Pere) W 10-3 F 18 St. Olaf (De Pere) L 11-7 J 29 St. Scholastica (De Pere) L 5-2 1996-97 (21-9-1, 16-4-0 NCHA, 1st) Captains: Dave Rogers, Todd Pawlicki, Don Rigali J 30 St. Scholastica (De Pere) L 5-2 NCHA Champions F 3 Lawrence (Appleton) W 10-5 NCAA Quarterfinalist 1989-90 (6-14-0) F 5 Bethel (De Pere) W 7-2 Date Opponent (Site) Score Date Opponent (Site) Score F 6 Bethel (De Pere) W 11-3 N 1 UW-Stevens Point (De Pere) L 2-1 N 10 St. Mary’s, Minn. (Winona, Minn.) L 6-2 F 9 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) L 7-2 N 2 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) W 4-3 N 11 St. Mary’s, Minn. (Winona, Minn.) L 8-4 F 19 St. Mary’s, Minn. (De Pere) L 7-3 N 8 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) W 7-2 N 17 Augsburg (De Pere) L 8-2 F 20 St. Mary’s, Minn. (De Pere) W 6-5 (OT) N 9 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) W 3-1 N 18 Augsburg (De Pere) L 3-1 F 26 Augsburg (Minneapolis, Minn.) L 7-3 N 15 Marian (De Pere) W 10-2 D 1 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) L 11-0 F 27 Augsburg (Minneapolis, Minn.) L 13-2 N 22 Bemidji State (Bemidji, Minn.) W 5-2 D 2 Lake Forest (De Pere) L 5-3 Captains: Erik Anderson, Rob Garofolo, Jim Bradford N 23 Bemidji State (Bemidji, Minn.) L 4-3 D 8 St. John’s, Minn. (St. Cloud, Minn.) L 7-4 N 24 Gustavus Adolphus (St. Peter, Minn.) W 3-2 D 9 St. John’s, Minn. (St. Cloud, Minn.) L 7-2 1993-94 (10-9-1) N 29 Mercyhurst (Erie, Pa.) T 5-5 (OT) J 5 Gustavus Adolphus (De Pere) L 7-5 Date Opponent (Site) Score N 30 Mercyhurst (Erie, Pa.) W 5-4 J 6 Gustavus Adolphus (De Pere) L 9-4 N 5 UW-Superior (Superior) L 9-2 D 6 Lake Forest (De Pere) W 5-3 J 19 St. Olaf (Northfield, Minn.) L 7-3 N 6 UW-Superior (Superior) L 7-4 D 7 Lake Forest (De Pere) W 6-4 J 20 St. Olaf (Northfield, Minn.) L 9-2 N 12 St. Mary’s, Minn. (Winona, Minn.) L 6-5 D 13 St. Scholastica (De Pere) W 5-1 J 26 Lawrence (De Pere) W 5-3 N 13 St. Mary’s, Minn. (Winona, Minn.) L 5-4 D 14 St. Scholastica (De Pere) W 6-3 J 27 Lawrence (De Pere) W 6-0 N 19 Bethel (St. Paul, Minn.) W 7-4 J 3 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) L 3-1 F 2 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) L 9-0 N 20 Bethel (St. Paul, Minn.) W 4-3 J 4 UW-Stevens Point (De Pere) W 3-0 F 3 Lake Forest (De Pere) L 6-4 N 23 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) L 6-0 J 10 UW-Superior (Superior) W 3-1 F 9 Lawrence (Appleton) W 10-1 N 26 Gustavus Adolphus (Waupaca) W 6-5 J 11 UW-Superior (Superior) W 7-3 F 10 Lawrence (Appleton) W 9-0 N 27 Gustavus Adolphus (Waupaca) W 5-4 J 17 UW-Eau Claire (De Pere) W 4-2 F 16 Bethel (De Pere) W 8-5 D 3 UW-Stout (Menomonie) L 4-2 D 4 UW-Stout (Menomonie) W 6-4 J 18 UW-Eau Claire (De Pere) W 8-3 F 17 Bethel (De Pere) W 11-7 J 24 UW-Stout (De Pere) W 5-3 Captains: Darrin Schaefer, Bruce Henderson, Sean Johnstone J 7 UW-Stout (De Pere) W 4-1 J 8 UW-Stout (De Pere) L 6-2 J 25 UW-Stout (De Pere) W 8-6 1990-91 (6-15-0) J 14 Lawrence (De Pere) W 8-1 J 31 Marian (Fond du Lac) W 6-2 J 15 Lawrence (De Pere) W 7-1 F 7 UW-River Falls (River Falls) W 4-1 Date Opponent (Site) Score F 8 UW-River Falls (River Falls) L 5-2 N 9 St. Mary’s, Minn. (De Pere) L 6-0 J 18 UW-Stevens Point (De Pere) T 2-2 (OT) J 25 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) L 6-1 F 14 Alaska-Fairbanks (Fairbanks, Alaska) L 5-1 N 10 St. Mary’s, Minn. (De Pere) L 10-1 F 15 Alaska-Fairbanks (Fairbanks, Alaska) L 8-0 N 16 Gustavus Adolphus (St. Peter, Minn.) L 9-1 J 27 UW-Eau Claire (De Pere) L 5-0 F 4 Lawrence (Appleton) W 9-2 F 28 ##UW-River Falls (De Pere) L 2-1 N 17 Gustavus Adolphus (St. Peter, Minn.) L 7-2 M 1 ##UW-River Falls (De Pere) L 7-4 N 20 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) L 8-2 F 5 Lawrence (Appleton) W 6-1 Captains: Ted Gaffney M 14 ^UW-Superior (Superior) W 2-0 D 7 St. Olaf (Northfield, Minn.) L 13-5 M 15 ^UW-Superior (Superior) L 4-1 D 8 St. Olaf (Northfield, Minn.) L 13-2 Captains: Silverio Mirao, Cory Borys J 4 Hamline (St. Paul, Minn.) L 6-3 1994-95 (9-14-4, 5-12-3 NCHA, 6th) J 5 Hamline (St. Paul, Minn.) W 8-5 Date Opponent (Site) Score J 8 Lawrence (De Pere) W 7-3 N 4 &SUNY-Fredonia (Rochester, N.Y.) L 9-2 1997-98 (27-6-0, 17-3-0 NCHA, 1st) J 11 St. John’s, Minn. (St. Cloud, Minn.) L 14-4 N 5 &Fitchburg State, Mass. (Rochester, N.Y.) W 5-2 NCHA Champions J 12 St. John’s, Minn. (St. Cloud, Minn.) W 4-3 N 11 Bethel (De Pere) W 7-1 NCHA Peters Cup Champions J 15 UW-Superior (De Pere) L 11-3 N 12 Bethel (De Pere) W 8-2 NCAA Quarterfinalist J 23 Lake Forest (De Pere) L 4-3 N 18 Lake Forest (De Pere) W 3-2 Date Opponent (Site) Score J 30 Lawrence (Appleton) W 10-1 N 19 Lake Forest (De Pere) W 5-3 O 25 Marian (De Pere) W 11-0 F 8 Augsburg (Minneapolis, Minn.) L 6-1 N 25 UW-River Falls (River Falls) L 4-3 O 31 UW-Stevens Point (De Pere) W 6-4 F 9 Augsburg (Minneapolis, Minn.) L 6-5 N 26 UW-River Falls (River Falls) L 6-0 N 1 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) W 2-0 F 15 Lawrence (Appleton) W 11-2 D 2 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) L 4-3 N 7 Lake Forest (De Pere) W 7-1 F 16 Lawrence (De Pere) W 14-1 D 3 UW-Stevens Point (De Pere) L 4-3 N 8 Lake Forest (De Pere) W 13-0 F 22 Concordia, Minn. (Moorhead, Minn.) L 8-4 D 9 UW-Superior (Green Bay) L 7-3 N 22 Bemidji State (De Pere) W 9-4 F 23 Concordia, Minn. (Moorhead, Minn.) L 7-4 D 10 UW-Superior (De Pere) L 5-2 N 23 Bemidji State (De Pere) W 6-3 Captains: Bruce Henderson, Erik Ambrose, Jason Boxrucker J 6 St. Scholastica (De Pere) W 4-1 N 28 Rochester Institute of Technology (De Pere) L 4-3 J 7 St. Scholastica (De Pere) W 5-0 D 5 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) W 5-4 1991-92 (6-19-1) J 13 Bemidji State (Bemidji, Minn.) L 4-2 D 6 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) W 2-0 J 14 Bemidji State (Bemidji, Minn.) T 4-4 (OT) Date Opponent (Site) Score D 12 St. Scholastica (Superior) W 5-2 N 1 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) L 21-1 J 20 UW-Eau Claire (Eau Claire) L 4-2 J 21 UW-Eau Claire (Eau Claire) L 5-4 (OT) D 13 St. Scholastica (Superior) W 12-2 N 8 St. Olaf (De Pere) L 5-2 J 2 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) L 5-3 N 9 St. Olaf (De Pere) L 9-5 J 27 UW-Stevens Point (De Pere) T 0-0 (OT) J 28 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) L 4-3 J 3 UW-Stevens Point (De Pere) W 6-2 N 15 Gustavus Adolphus (De Pere) L 9-0 J 9 UW-Superior (De Pere) L 3-2 N 16 Gustavus Adolphus (De Pere) L 10-1 J 31 UW-Stout (De Pere) W 5-1 F 3 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) L 5-2 J 10 UW-Superior (De Pere) W 3-2 N 22 St. Mary’s, Minn. (Winona, Minn.) L 12-3 J 16 UW-Eau Claire (Eau Claire) W 7-1 N 23 St. Mary’s, Minn. (Winona, Minn.) L 9-5 F 4 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) W 4-3 (OT) F 10 UW-River Falls (De Pere) L 3-0 J 17 UW-Eau Claire (Eau Claire) W 10-4 N 29 St. Scholastica (Superior) L 8-3 J 23 UW-Stout (Menomonie) W 6-3 N 30 Lake Forest (Superior) L 7-3 F 11 UW-River Falls (De Pere) T 2-2 (OT) D 6 Concordia, Minn. (De Pere) W 5-4 F 17 #UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) T 2-2 J 24 UW-Stout (Menomonie) W 5-2 D 7 Concordia, Minn. (De Pere) L 8-1 F 18 #UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) L 4-2 J 31 Gustavus Adolphus (De Pere) W 3-2 D 13 Augsburg (De Pere) L 7-3 Captains: Silverio Mirao F 1 Gustavus Adolphus (De Pere) W 7-1 D 14 Augsburg (De Pere) L 13-3 F 6 UW-River Falls (De Pere) W 4-1 J 8 Lawrence (De Pere) W 6-5 (OT) 1995-96 (12-13-3, 10-8-2 NCHA, 4th) F 7 UW-River Falls (De Pere) L 2-1 (OT) J 11 Lawrence (Appleton) W 11-2 Date Opponent (Site) Score F 13 Marian (Fond du Lac) W 15-1 J 14 UW-Superior (Superior) L 11-0 O 27 Alabama-Huntsville (Huntsville, Ala.) L 5-4 F 20 #St. Scholastica (De Pere) W 9-0 J 17 St. John’s, Minn. (De Pere) L 8-0 O 28 Alabama-Huntsville (Huntsville, Ala.) L 4-2 F 21 #St. Scholastica (De Pere) W 6-1 J 18 St. John’s, Minn. (De Pere) L 7-1 N 3 UW-River Falls (De Pere) L 4-1 F 27 ##UW-Superior (De Pere) W 5-2 J 24 UW-Stout (Menomonie) T 6-6 N 4 UW-River Falls (De Pere) W 5-2 F 28 ##UW-Superior (De Pere) W 4-2 J 25 UW-Stout (Menomonie) L 6-1 N 10 Mercyhurst (De Pere) T 2-2 (OT) M 6 ###UW-Stevens Point (De Pere) W 3-0 J 31 Hamline (De Pere) L 7-6 N 11 Mercyhurst (De Pere) L 4-2 M 7 ###UW-Stevens Point (De Pere) L 2-1 F 1 Hamline (De Pere) W 7-6 N 17 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) T 2-2 (OT) M 13 ^UW-Stevens Point (De Pere) W 3-1 F 5 Lawrence (De Pere) W 6-2 N 18 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) L 4-2 M 14 ^UW-Stevens Point (De Pere) L 2-1 F 14 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) L 3-0 D 1 UW-Stevens Point (De Pere) L 4-3 Captain: Cory Borys

36 ALL-TIME RESULTS

1998-99 (25-5-3, 12-2-2 NCHA, 1st) D 2 Middlebury (Green Bay) L 1-0 F 7 UW-River Falls (Green Bay) W 3-2 (OT) NCHA Champions D 8 St. Mary’s, Minn. (Winona, Minn.) W 5-1 F 8 UW-Stout (Green Bay) W 6-1 NCHA Peters Cup Champions D 9 St. Thomas (St. Paul, Minn.) T 3-3 (OT) F 14 #UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 9-3 NCAA Quarterfinalist J 5 Bethel (Fridley, Minn.) W 5-3 F 15 #UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 6-2 Date Opponent (Site) Score J 6 Augsburg (Minneapolis, Minn.) T 4-4 (OT) F 28 ##UW-Stevens Point (Green Bay) W 3-1 O 23 %SUNY-Fredonia (Fredonia, N.Y.) W 7-0 J 12 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) W 3-1 M 1 ###UW-Superior (Green Bay) W 5-2 O 24 %Rochester Institute of Technology (Fredonia, N.Y.) L 5-4 J 13 UW-Stevens Point (Green Bay) L 4-3 M 15 ^UW-River Falls (Green Bay) W 5-2 O 30 UW-Stevens Point (Green Bay) W 2-1 J 19 UW-Stout (Menomonie) W 6-2 M 21 ^^Norwich (Northfield, Vt.) L 6-3 O 31 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) W 4-1 J 20 UW-River Falls (River Falls) W 4-3 Captains: Lennie Rampone, Kyle Peterson N 6 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) T 6-6 (OT) J 26 UW-River Falls (Green Bay) W 4-0 N 7 Lake Forest (De Pere) W 7-1 J 27 UW-Stout (Green Bay) W 8-2 N 20 Bemidji State (Bemidji, Minn.) W 4-0 F 2 UW-Superior (Green Bay) L 7-3 2003-2004 (27-3-2, 11-2-1 NCHA, 1st) N 21 Bemidji State (Bemidji, Minn.) L 4-1 F 3 St. Scholastica (Green Bay) T 2-2 (OT) NCHA Champions D 4 Lake Forest (De Pere) W 5-1 F 9 St. Scholastica (Duluth, Minn.) W 9-3 NCHA Peters Cup Champions D 5 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) W 9-1 F 10 UW-Superior (Superior) L 3-1 NCAA Runner-Up D 11 St. Scholastica (De Pere) W 8-2 F 16 #St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 5-1 Date Opponent (Site) Score D 12 St. Scholastica (De Pere) W 12-1 F 17 #St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 5-1 O 28 Marian (Green Bay) W 4-2 J 2 Marian (De Pere) W 14-0 F 23 ##UW-River Falls (River Falls) L 2-1 O 31 Rochester Institute of Technology (Rochester, N.Y.)T 4-4 (OT) J 7 UW-Superior (Superior) W 5-3 F 24 ##UW-River Falls (River Falls) W 5-2 N 1 Rochester Institute of Technology (Rochester, N.Y.) W 4-2 J 8 UW-Superior (Superior) T 1-1 (OT) Captain: Adam Sedgwick N 7 St. Mary’s, Minn. (Green Bay) W 5-1 J 15 UW-Eau Claire (De Pere) W 5-2 N 8 St. Thomas (Green Bay) W 8-0 J 16 UW-Eau Claire (De Pere) T 4-4 N 14 Bethel (Green Bay) W 9-2 J 22 UW-Stout (De Pere) W 7-3 2001-2002 (23-5-3, 12-0-2 NCHA, 1st) N 15 Hamline (Green Bay) W 9-0 J 23 UW-Stout (De Pere) W 5-2 NCHA Champions N 21 Gustavus Adolphus (St. Peter, Minn.) W 3-2 J 29 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) W 4-3 (OT) NCAA Quarterfinalist N 22 St. Olaf (Northfield, Minn.) W 5-1 J 30 UW-Stevens Point (De Pere) W 3-1 Date Opponent (Site) Score N 28 %%Lawrence (Fond du Lac) W 7-1 F 5 UW-River Falls (River Falls) L 3-2 O 30 Marian (Green Bay) W 7-2 N 29 %%Marian (Fond du Lac) W 6-0 F 6 UW-River Falls (River Falls) W 4-1 N 2 UW-Superior (Green Bay) W 6-2 D 5 St. Scholastica (Duluth, Minn.) W 4-2 F 12 St. John’s, Minn. (De Pere) W 3-1 N 3 St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 10-1 D 6 UW-Superior (Superior) L 5-4 F 13 St. John’s, Minn. (De Pere) W 4-2 N 9 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) W 5-4 J 9 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) W 5-3 F 19 #St. Scholastica (De Pere) W 5-3 N 10 UW-Eau Claire (Eau Claire) W 2-0 J 10 Lake Forest (Green Bay) W 5-3 F 20 #St. Scholastica (De Pere) W 9-5 N 16 St. Olaf (Northfield, Minn.) W 5-1 J 16 UW-Stout (Green Bay) W 7-1 F 26 ##UW-Superior (De Pere) L 3-2 N 17 Gustavus Adolphus (St. Peter, Minn.) W 7-1 J 17 UW-River Falls (Green Bay) W 6-3 F 27 ##UW-Superior (De Pere) W 5-3 N 24 &&Elmira (Pine Valley, N.Y.) L 5-4 (OT) J 23 UW-Eau Claire (Eau Claire) W 6-2 M 5 ###UW-River Falls (De Pere) W 4-1 N 25 &&Williams (Pine Valley, N.Y.) L 6-1 J 24 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) W 9-0 M 6 ###UW-River Falls (De Pere) W 8-1 N 30 UW-Stout (Green Bay) W 7-5 J 30 UW-Stevens Point (Green Bay) W 5-1 M 12 ^Middlebury (De Pere) W 4-2 D 1 UW-River Falls (Green Bay) W 5-2 J 31 UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 6-3 M 13 ^Middlebury (De Pere) L 6-3 D 7 Hamline (Green Bay) W 6-1 F 6 UW-River Falls (River Falls) L 6-4 Captains: Rob Smillie, Scott Jewitt D 8 Bethel (Green Bay) W 8-1 F 7 UW-Stout (Menomonie) T 4-4 (OT) J 4 Concordia, Minn. (Moorhead, Minn.) W 9-0 F 13 UW-Superior (Green Bay) W 7-2 J 5 St. John’s, Minn. (St. Cloud, Minn.) W 7-3 F 14 St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 7-0 1999-2000 (22-5-2, 10-3-1 NCHA, 2nd) J 11 UW-Superior (Green Bay) W 6-2 F 20 #St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 11-1 Date Opponent (Site) Score J 12 UW-Superior (Green Bay) L 4-1 F 21 #St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 9-0 O 29 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) L 5-3 J 18 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) W 8-2 M 5 ##Lake Forest (Green Bay) W 3-2 O 30 UW-Stevens Point (De Pere) W 8-2 J 19 Lake Forest (Green Bay) W 6-4 M 6 ###UW-River Falls (Green Bay) W 2-0 N 5 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) L 1-0 J 25 St. Scholastica (Duluth, Minn.) W 10-1 M 13 ^UW-River Falls (Green Bay) W 3-0 N 6 Lake Forest (De Pere) W 6-1 J 26 UW-Superior (Superior) T 4-4 (OT) M 19 ^^Plattsburgh State (Northfield, Vt.) W 4-1 N 12 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) L 4-3 F 1 UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 3-0 M 20 ^^^Middlebury (Northfield, Vt.) L 1-0 (OT) N 13 UW-Eau Claire (Eau Claire) W 6-2 F 2 UW-Stevens Point (Green Bay) T 4-4 (OT) Captain: Michael Buchan N 19 St. Olaf (Northfield, Minn.) W 7-2 F 8 UW-River Falls (River Falls) W 2-1 N 20 Gustavus Adolphus (St. Peter, Minn.) W 11-1 F 9 UW-Stout (Menomonie) W 6-1 N 26 SUNY-Fredonia (De Pere) W 7-4 F 15 #St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 8-1 2004-2005 (24-3-3, 12-0-2 NCHA, 1st) N 27 SUNY-Fredonia (De Pere) W 5-1 F 16 #St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 9-1 NCHA Champions D 3 UW-Eau Claire (De Pere) W 5-4 M 1 ##UW-River Falls (Green Bay) W 3-2 (2 OT) NCHA Peters Cup Champions D 10 St. Mary’s, Minn. (De Pere) W 9-1 M 2 ###UW-Superior (Green Bay) L 4-3 (OT) NCAA Quarterfinalist D 11 St. Thomas (Green Bay) T 5-5 (OT) M 9 ^UW-Superior (Green Bay) T 4-4 (OT) Date Opponent (Site) Score J 1 $Middlebury (Middlebury, Vt.) W 4-2 M 10 ^UW-Superior (Green Bay) L 4-2 O 29 RIT (Green Bay - Resch) W 4-1 J 2 $Southern Maine (Middlebury, Vt.) W 6-4 Captain: Lennie Rampone O 30 RIT (Green Bay - Resch) L 4-3 J 7 Bethel (De Pere) W 8-1 N 5 St. Thomas (Mendota Heights, Minn.) L 5-3 J 8 Augsburg (De Pere) W 4-2 N 6 St. Mary’s, Minn. (Winona, Minn.) W 5-4 J 21 UW-Stout (De Pere) W 7-3 2002-2003 (27-2-2, 12-1-1 NCHA, 1st) N 12 Hamline (St. Paul, Minn.) W 7-1 J 22 UW-River Falls (De Pere) W 5-0 NCHA Champions N 13 Bethel (Fridley, Minn.) W 5-2 J 28 UW-River Falls (River Falls) T 4-4 (OT) NCHA Peters Cup Champions N 19 St. Olaf (Green Bay) W 5-3 J 29 UW-Stout (Menomonie) W 5-1 NCAA Semifinalist N 20 Gustavus Adolphus (Green Bay) W 8-2 F 4 UW-Superior (Superior) W 6-3 Date Opponent (Site) Score N 26 Marian (Green Bay) T 3-3 (OT) F 5 St. Scholastica (Duluth, Minn.) W 4-0 O 22 Marian (Fond du Lac) W 3-1 N 27 Lake Forest (Green Bay) W 6-3 F 11 St. Scholastica (De Pere) W 6-0 O 25 Elmira (Green Bay) W 6-2 D 3 UW-Superior (Green Bay) T 5-5 (OT) F 12 UW-Superior (De Pere) L 5-1 O 26 Elmira (Green Bay) W 8-2 D 4 St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 2-0 F 18 #UW-Stout (De Pere) W 5-2 N 1 UW-Superior (Superior) W 2-1 D 8 Marian (Fond du Lac) W 11-2 F 19 #UW-Stout (De Pere) W 4-1 N 2 St. Scholastica (Duluth, Minn.) W 6-0 J 7 Lake Forest (Green Bay) W 3-0 F 25 ##UW-Superior (De Pere) L 3-1 N 8 UW-Stevens Point (Green Bay) W 2-1 J 8 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) W 4-1 F 26 ##UW-Superior (De Pere) W 2-0 N 9 UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 8-1 J 14 UW-Stout (Menomonie) W 8-5 Captain: Adam Sedgwick N 15 St. Olaf (Green Bay) W 3-1 J 15 UW-River Falls (River Falls) W 3-2 N 16 Gustavus Adolphus (Green Bay) W 6-3 J 21 UW-Stevens Point (Green Bay) W 7-2 N 22 UW-Stout (Menomonie) W 10-4 J 22 UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 5-2 2000-2001 (18-8-3, 9-4-1 NCHA, 3rd) N 23 UW-River Falls (River Falls) L 5-2 J 28 UW-Eau Claire (Eau Claire) W 5-4 Date Opponent (Site) Score D 6 Bethel (Fridley, Minn.) W 11-2 J 29 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) W 6-2 O 27 UW-Eau Claire (Eau Claire) W 6-1 D 7 Hamline (St. Paul, Minn.) W 4-1 F 4 UW-River Falls (Green Bay) W 5-0 N 3 Lake Forest (Green Bay) W 8-4 J 3 St. John’s, Minn. (Green Bay) W 11-2 F 5 UW-Stout (Green Bay) W 5-0 N 4 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) L 3-2 (OT) J 4 Concordia, Minn. (Green Bay) W 5-2 F 11 St. Scholastica (Duluth, Minn.) W 4-0 N 10 UW-Stevens Point (Green Bay) W 4-1 J 10 UW-Superior (Superior) T 2-2 (OT) F 12 UW-Superior (Superior) T 2-2 (OT) N 11 UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 5-4 (OT) J 11 UW-Superior (Superior) W 7-4 F 18 #UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 6-3 N 17 St. Olaf (Green Bay) W 10-4 J 17 Lake Forest (Green Bay) W 5-3 F 19 #UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 5-2 N 18 Gustavus Adolphus (Green Bay) W 7-0 J 18 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) T 1-1 (OT) F 26 ##Lake Forest (Green Bay) W 2-1 N 24 St. John’s, Minn. (St. Cloud, Minn.) L 4-3 J 24 St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 7-2 M 5 ###UW-Superior (Green Bay) W 8-3 N 25 St. John’s, Minn. (St. Cloud, Minn.) W 6-1 J 25 UW-Superior (Green Bay) W 4-3 M 12 ^St. Thomas (Green Bay) L 3-2 D 1 Norwich (Green Bay) L 5-2 F 1 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) W 6-3 Captain: Jason Deitsch F 2 UW-Eau Claire (Eau Claire) W 5-1

37 ALL-TIME ROSTERS

2005-2006 (25-5-2, 10-2-2 NCHA, 1st) NCHA Champions Forwards and Defensemen NCAA Runner-Up Date Opponent (Site) Score Name (Years) Nos. Worn Pos. GP G A TP P-M Hometown O 25 Marian (Green Bay) W 8-2 O 28 SUNY-Fredonia (Green Bay) W 6-2 Allen, Tyler (07) 17 F 21 1 5 6 9-18 Midhurst, Ont. O 29 Buffalo State (Green Bay) W 6-1 Ambrose, Erik (89-91) 19 D 59 6 15 21 42-91 Mound, Minn. N 4 St. John’s, Minn. (St. Cloud, Minn.) W 3-0 Anderson, Erik (89-92) 11 F 70 17 39 56 19-38 Kalamazoo, Mich. N 5 Augsburg (Minneapolis, Minn.) L 7-4 Angst, Felix (99-01) 8 D 81 8 18 26 53-117 Zurich, Switzerland N 11 St. Mary’s, Minn. (Green Bay) W 11-3 N 12 St. Thomas (Green Bay) W 6-4 Ashenberg, Chad (98-01) 6 F 80 9 17 26 29-58 Bettendorf, Iowa N 18 UW-Superior (Superior) T 5-5 (OT) Bayda, Trevor (04-07) 21 F 71 6 22 28 31-73 Saskatoon, Sask. N 19 St. Scholastica (Duluth, Minn.) W 6-1 Belanger, Marc (05-07) 14 F 87 39 48 87 46-92 Nanaimo, B.C. N 25 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) L 2-1 Bodnar, Chris (00-02) 26 F 85 50 57 107 12-24 Thunder Bay, Ont. N 26 UW-Eau Claire (Eau Claire) T 2-2 (OT) D 2 UW-Stout (Green Bay) W 4-0 Boisjoli, Troy (04-07) 9 F 113 43 38 81 61-163 Glidden, Sask. D 3 UW-River Falls (Green Bay) W 5-2 Boland, Michael (91) 31 D 16 0 1 1 1-2 St. Paul, Minn. D 6 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) W 6-4 Borys, Cory (95-98) 18 F 81 21 19 40 46-97 Yorkton, Sask. J 7 MSOE (Milwaukee) W 4-2 Boxrucker, Jason (89-91) 15 F 32 4 4 8 15-38 Eagle River, Wis. J 13 Bethel (Green Bay) W 6-3 J 14 Hamline (Green Bay) W 3-0 Boyd, Matt (07) 22 F 30 10 21 31 8-27 St. Albert, Alb. J 20 St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 2-0 Bradford, Andy (94-97) 20 F 42 2 4 6 14-28 Wausau, Wis. J 21 UW-Superior (Green Bay) W 1-0 Bradford, James (90-93) 20 D 91 22 36 58 31-62 Eagle River, Wis. J 27 UW-River Falls (River Falls) W 7-0 Bradley, Joe (91-93) 4/9 F 69 9 18 27 27-62 Schofield, Wis. J 28 UW-Stout (Menomonie) W 5-1 F 3 UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 6-0 Brown, Wayne (99-02) 11 F 93 25 32 57 24-48 Abottsford, B.C. F 4 UW-Stevens Point (Green Bay – Resch) W 6-1 Buchan, Michael (01-04) 10 F 110 32 37 69 43-113 Warburg, Alb. F 10 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) W 5-1 Burris, Seth (97-98) 8 D 38 1 4 5 6-12 Anchorage, Alaska F 11 Lake Forest (Green Bay) L 4-2 Burroughs, Kevin (90-93) 2/7 F 77 21 27 48 13-50 Green Bay, Wis. F 17 #UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 3-1 F 18 #UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 5-1 Campbell, Marty (90-93) 30/13 F 66 13 18 31 66-180 Green Bay, Wis. F 25 ##UW-Stout (Green Bay) W 7-2 Carbery, Spencer (04-06) 26 F 87 55 45 100 43-89 Victoria, B.C. M 4 ###UW-Superior (Green Bay) L 3-2 (OT) Carlson, Brian (93) 25 F 18 2 1 3 1-2 South Bend, Ind. M 11 ^UW-Superior (Green Bay) W 8-2 Carter, Andy (93-95) 9 F 42 13 18 41 6-23 Eagle River, Wis. M 18 ^^Hobart (Elmira, N.Y.) W 5-4 (OT) M 19 ^^^Middlebury (Elmira, N.Y.) L 3-0 Cha, Eugene (94) 6 D 9 0 1 1 5-10 Lake Forest, Ill. Captain: Connor Hughes Cianflone, Tommy (98-00) 24 D 95 30 70 100 23-56 LaSalle, Quebec Collins, Marc (00-03) 23 F 56 9 8 17 69-203 Calmar, Alb. 2006-2007 (25-4-2, 10-3-1 NCHA, T1st) Cooper, Brian (92) 29 D 12 1 0 1 4-8 Lincolnshire, Ill. NCHA Champions Cooper, Leon (01) 28 F 3 0 1 1 0-0 Red Deer, Alb. NCHA Peters Cup Champions Costley, Mike (02-03) 9 F 54 17 13 30 10-20 Mossbank, Sask. NCAA Semifinalist Cote, Andy (04-06) 25 F 78 42 39 81 73-162 Davisburg, Mich. Date Opponent (Site) Score Cyr, Brent (94-97) 11 F 100 37 50 87 39-103 Summerland, B.C. O 24 Marian (Fond du Lac) W 4-1 O 27 Buffalo State (Buffalo, N.Y.) W 8-1 Dale, Brandon (89) 15 F 3 0 0 0 0-0 O 28 Fredonia State (Fredonia, N.Y.) T 2-2 (OT) Deacetis, Todd (93-96) 17/26 F 87 33 45 78 30-74 Palos Hills, Ill. N 3 Augsburg (Green Bay) W 6-0 Deitsch, Jason (02-05) 19 F 122 64 120 184 101-245 Indianapolis, Ind. N 4 St. John’s, Minn. (Green Bay) W 5-1 Deitsch, Marc (02) 5 D 11 3 1 4 9-26 Indianapolis, Ind. N 10 St. Thomas (Mendota Heights, Minn.) W 7-1 N 11 St. Mary’s, Minn. (Winona, Minn.) W 7-2 Demet, Matthew (89) 3 D 20 0 5 5 13-26 Whitefish Bay, Wis. N 17 UW-Superior (Green Bay) W 5-2 Derkson, Dain (90) 14/30 D 13 0 0 0 3-14 N 18 St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 3-2 Derton, Andrew (04-07) 4 D 113 28 75 103 106-253 Powell River, B.C. N 24 UW-Stevens Point (Green Bay) W 9-3 Dickson, Shane (98-01) 9 F 122 52 72 124 53-114 Stony Plain, Alb. N 25 UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 5-1 D 1 UW-Stout (Menomonie) T 3-3 (OT) Dickson, Trent (00-03) 16 F 107 27 63 90 45-90 Stony Plain, Alb. D 2 UW-River Falls (River Falls) L 3-2 Dine, Michael (93-96) 11 D 68 15 22 37 31-73 , Ill. D 5 Lake Forest (Green Bay) W 7-1 DiPasqaule, Paolo (03) 17 F 13 3 4 7 3-6 Richmond, B.C. J 6 MSOE (Green Bay) W 5-2 Dixon, Kurt (89-92) 21/10 F/D 73 6 20 26 42-92 Whitefish Bay, Wis J 12 Hamline (St. Paul, Minn.) W 5-1 J 13 Bethel (Blaine, Minn.) W 4-2 Donnelly, John (99, 01-03) 24 D 76 3 24 27 23-57 Marquette, Mich. J 19 St. Scholastica (Duluth, Minn.) L 3-2 Downey, Jim (94) 21 F 13 1 2 3 0-0 Edina, Minn. J 20 UW-Superior (Superior) W 3-0 Dubas, Dustin (07) 25 D 12 0 2 2 10-20 Rama, Sask. J 26 UW-River Falls (Green Bay) W 3-2 Duthie, Faron (01-04) 5/20 F 117 54 62 116 89-178 Strathmore, Alb. J 27 UW-Stout (Green Bay – Resch) L 2-1 F 2 UW-Eau Claire (Eau Claire) W 4-3 (OT) Eberhardt, Paul (89-91) 18 F 54 12 16 28 8-29 Wilmette, Ill. F 3 UW-Stevens Point (Stevens Point) W 7-5 Ehlers, Keith (89) 11 F 11 3 7 10 4-8 Green Bay, Wis. F 9 Lake Forest (Green Bay) W 3-1 Exell, Dave (95) 25 F 5 0 2 2 1-2 Thunder Bay, Ont. F 10 Lake Forest (Lake Forest, Ill.) W 5-2 Forrester, Lonny (04-07) 29/10 F 105 28 46 74 40-102 Bromhead, Sask. F 16 #UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 4-3 F 17 #UW-Eau Claire (Green Bay) W 3-1 Forslund, Jordan (03-06) 27 F 55 15 12 27 16-32 Sherwood Park, Alb. F 24 ##UW-Stout (Green Bay) W 4-1 Fylling, Peter (07) 26 F 15 3 4 7 10-20 Minot, N.D. M 3 ###St. Scholastica (Green Bay) W 3-0 Gaffney, Ted (91-94) 15/12 F 74 23 29 52 26-60 Eagle River, Wis. M 10 ^Bethel (Green Bay) W 4-1 Gallmeier, Jason (96) 9 F 5 0 0 0 3-6 Neenah, Wis. M 10 ^^Oswego State (Superior) L 4-3 (OT) Captain: Kurtis Peterson Garofolo, Rob (90-93) 3 F 88 49 72 121 20-56 Libertyville, Ill. Gow, Tyler (04-07) 8 D 105 4 26 30 58-119 Nanaimo, B.C. Gruber, Patrick (98-01) 20 F 114 40 57 97 49-109 Appleton, Wis. #- NCHA Quarterfinals ## - NCHA Semifinals Harper, Michael (00-01) 27 F 32 7 5 12 10-20 Hoffman Estates, Ill. ### - NCHA Finals Harrison, Neil (03-06) 4 D 38 0 6 6 24-67 Thunder Bay, Ont. ^ - NCAA Division III Quarterfinals Hazelwood, Jeff (06-07) 19 F 60 24 43 67 12-24 Dublin, Calif. ^^ - NCAA Division III Semifinals ^^^ - NCAA Division III Championship Hearn, Don (95-97) 29 F 52 24 11 35 64-155 Calgary, Alb. &- Rochester Institute of Technology Tournament Henderson, Bruce (89-91) 8 F 61 62 49 109 40-113 Wilmette, Ill. && - Elmira East-West Faceoff %- SUNY-Fredonia Tournament Henricksen, Wynn (96-99) 7 D 99 15 46 61 57-138 Spokane, Wash. %% - Marian Showcase Hergott, Orrin (04) 12 F 31 10 16 26 2-4 Humboldt, Sask. $ - Middlebury Holiday Classic

38 ALL-TIME ROSTER Forwards and Defensemen

Name (Years) Nos. Worn Pos. GP G A TP P-M Hometown Herman, Brad (07) 24 F 15 0 5 5 6-12 Cranbrook, B.C. Hoban, Thomas (89) 20 D 10 0 0 0 3-6 Palos Hts., Ill. Hodgman, Tim (89-90, 92) 14/24 F/D 34 9 7 16 6-12 Naperville, Ill. Holmes, Darren (94-96) 4 D 73 8 25 33 96-250 Kamloops, B.C. Holtschlag, Ken (95-98) 10 F 71 19 15 34 50-108 De Pere, Wis. Howdle, Ryan (00-02) 4 D 25 2 8 10 26-52 Red Deer, Alb. Hughes, Connor (03-06) 5/17 F 120 60 77 137 39-78 Fernie, B.C. Jacobsen, Eric (90-91) 16 F 30 12 21 33 22-61 Eagle River, Wis. Jacobson, Eric (92-93) 16 F 47 17 24 41 33-66 Madison, Wis. Jambor, Mike (91-92, 94) 17/2/7 F 63 11 11 22 19-40 St. Paul, Minn. Janisch, Darrin (94) 12 D 9 1 2 3 1-2 Apple Valley, Minn. Jewitt, Scott (96-99) 23 F 119 61 77 138 91-217 Clinton, Ont. Johnstone, Sean (89-90) 7 F 40 30 32 62 6-12 Zion, Ill. Jones, Clint (96-99) 25 F 96 22 24 46 50-117 Wynyard, Sask. Jones, Michael (89-90) 2 D 27 1 6 7 13-26 Glencoe, Ill. Kasper, Jason (93) 29 F 18 1 2 3 0-0 South Bend, Ind. Kelly, Kendel (95-98) 17 F 99 35 60 95 34-71 St. Albert, Alb. Kersey, Brant (00-03) 29 D 109 17 60 77 98-237 Radium Hot Springs, B.C. Knox, Cameron (95-98) 28 F 96 23 40 63 103-254 Comox, B.C. Koszarek, Kurt (92) 21 D 2 0 0 0 1-2 Antigo, Wis. Kozar, Jim (93-94) 23 F 37 8 13 21 3-14 Hillside, Ill. Krause, Sean (90-91) 21 F 30 5 6 11 9-20 Joliet, Ill. Lannon, Mike (91) 1 F 4 0 0 0 0-0 Chicago, Ill. Leutwiler, Trey (94) 18 F 2 0 2 2 2-4 Skokie, Ill. Long, Greg (91) 25/15 D/F 17 0 0 0 0-0 St. Louis, Mo. Lytle, Jim (95) 7 F 2 0 0 0 1-2 Addison, Ill. MacLean, Matt (92-95) 26 D 89 1 7 8 61-128 Schaumburg, Ill. Manning, Paul (89-90) 9 F 39 11 16 27 7-16 Hazel Crest, Ill. Manzari, P.J. (89-92) 5/6 D 67 5 14 19 11-35 Burr Ridge, Ill. Maryschak, Tom (96-98) 14 D 87 17 51 68 30-60 Westbank, B.C. May, Rob (97-99) 4 D 70 4 16 20 40-102 Sheboygan, Wis. McCormick, Shane 11 F 11 3 0 3 1-2 Mission, B.C. McGinn, Chad (92-93) 2 F 8 0 2 2 4-8 Green Bay, Wis. McKenna, Mike (93) 21 D 2 0 1 1 1-2 Antigo, Wis. McLellan, Grant (98-01) 3 D 89 0 11 11 44-99 Delta, B.C. Mitchell, Jeremy (03-06) 33 F 107 22 41 63 75-194 Cranbrook, B.C. Mizwicki, Keith (94-95) 28 F 33 8 9 17 2-4 Bridgeview, Ill. Mendelman, Jason (97-00) 22 D 37 0 7 7 16-32 Calgary, Alb. Mirao, Silverio (94-97) 19 F 102 38 55 93 52-104 Burnaby, B.C. Molaski, Matt (97-98) 26 D 41 2 4 6 32-72 Green Bay, Wis. Morrison, Scot (92) 9 F 3 0 0 0 0-0 Dexter, Mich. Nahorniak, Ryan (99-02) 28/22 F 63 12 14 26 22-44 Nanaimo, B.C. Nega, Mark (92-93) 19 F 31 22 13 35 13-29 Palos Hills, Ill. Nooyen, Mike (97-98) 15 F 61 15 29 44 57-125 Green Bay, Wis. Nopper, Jason (07) 6 D 28 1 2 3 14-28 Calgary, Alb. Nutting, Paul (92-95) 8 F 70 13 6 19 16-35 Riverside, Ill. O’Brien, John (93) 6 F 2 0 2 2 0-0 Fairbanks, Alaska O’Gara, Seann (91) 25/35 D 11 0 0 0 0-0 Glenview, Ill. O’Malley, Sean (93) 12 F 2 1 1 2 2-4 Barrington, Ill. Patten, Jim (91) 15 F 21 1 7 8 12-24 Eagle River, Wis. Pawlicki, Todd (89) 16 F 20 16 9 25 18-44 Schaumburg, Ill. Petersen, Ryan (06-07) 29 F 60 20 15 35 9-18 North St. Paul, Minn. Peterson, Kurtis (05-07) 20 F 92 30 28 58 19-38 Midale, Sask. Peterson, Kyle (00-03) 18 F 92 29 39 68 58-127 Midale, Sask. Peterson, Eric (96-97) 6 D 48 2 15 17 20-40 Green Oaks, Ill. Pietrzak, Dave (89-91) 4 D 48 0 10 10 35-86 Palantine, Ill. Politoski, Cale (94-97) 3 D 100 6 21 27 61-209 Milwaukee, Wis. Politoski, Jayce (99-00) 10 F 60 24 34 58 64-142 Milwaukee, Wis. Porcaro, Mike (94-95) 16 F 45 23 11 34 17-50 Park Ridge, Ill. Porter, Tom (99) F 4 0 0 0 1-2 Milwaukee, Wis. Rampone, Chris (05-07) 23 F 11 1 0 1 5-10 Kelowna, B.C. Rampone, Lennie (00-03) 21 D 108 17 38 55 101-221 Kelowna, B.C. Rigali, Donald (89) 10 D 20 3 9 12 7-14 Park Ridge, Ill. Rioux, Andre (00-03) 7 F 48 11 16 27 21-42 St. Redempteur, Que. Rogers, David (89-90) 17 F 39 4 11 15 7-27 Montgomery, Ala. Rogers, Jeff (92-93) 27/17 F 31 2 7 9 2-4 Orland Park, Ill. Rosenthal, Jason (93-95) 2 D 45 1 4 5 9-18 Westmount, Ill. Sanford, Jason (95-98) 11 F 106 43 53 96 49-101 Williams Lake, B.C. Schaefer, Darrin (89) 12 F 20 8 11 19 11-25 Oakfield, Wis. Schmitz, Dave (92-95) 31/22 D 76 4 6 10 25-50 Kenosha, Wis. Schultz, Jon (03-06) 11/16 F 76 22 50 72 19-46 Sonningdale, Sask. Sclafini, John (92) 28 F 8 0 1 1 0-0 Addison, Ill. Sedgwick, Adam (98-01) 19 F 110 53 89 142 35-73 Vancouver, B.C. Sedgwick, Cam (99, 01-02) 2 F 88 9 32 41 49-98 Vancouver, B.C.

39 ALL-TIME ROSTER Forwards and Defensemen

Name (Years) Nos. Worn Pos. GP G A TP P-M Hometown Shields, Matt (91, 93-94) 14 F 65 19 18 37 24-66 St. Paul, Minn. Shropshire, Bill (90-92) 22 D 41 1 3 4 14-28 Winnetka, Ill. Skoog, Jon (06-07) 28 D 55 1 14 15 17-34 Long Lake, Minn. Sleep, Steven (06-07) 12 F 62 17 26 43 35-81 Thunder Bay, Ont. Sloyan, Greg (91-92) 29/12 D 16 1 2 3 2-4 Chicago, Ill. Smillie, Rob (96-99) 16 F 122 82 93 175 30-60 Richmond, B.C. Smith, Eric (02) 25 F 5 2 1 3 2-4 Green Bay, Wis. Sorensen, Blake (97-99) 27 F 50 26 23 49 17-53 Newmarket, Ont. Stearns, Matt (00-03) 14 D 65 6 17 23 37-82 Oconomowoc, Wis. Stindt, Dan (92-93) 18 F 18 2 4 6 8-16 Green Bay, Wis. Stygar, Ed (89-90) 22 F 3 0 1 1 0-0 Palatine, Ill. Switzer, James (04-07) 15 D 105 8 21 29 56-120 Peachland, B.C. Temple, Christopher (89) 22 F 10 0 1 1 1-2 Madison Hts., Minn. Tew, Ryan (02-05) 25/22 D 111 21 74 95 49-133 Saskatoon, Sask. Tikka, Sam (07) 33 D 19 1 6 7 3-6 Soldotna, Alaska Toneys, Nick (05-06) 3 D 51 3 12 15 11-22 Waupaca, Wis. Trann, Andy (02-04) 28 F 71 34 19 53 22-63 Nipawin, Sask. Underwood, Jim (02-05) 6 D 90 12 42 54 27-54 Ravenna, Ohio Van Nostrand, Jesse (05) 12 F 3 0 0 0 1-2 Woodinville, Wash. Verhaagh, Ben (95-97) 2 D 75 3 16 19 25-53 Green Bay, Wis. Versino, Joe (05-06) 18 F 14 0 2 2 4-8 Wilmette, Ill. Virta, Mikael (04-07) 5 D 59 2 5 7 18-36 Bellingham, Wash. Ward, Colin (95-98) 12 F 90 22 24 46 44-113 Emo, Ont. Ward, Spencer (96-99) 21 F 92 24 45 69 32-64 Richmond, B.C. Weepers, Stew (94-95) 27 D 35 2 2 4 50-114 Vancouver, B.C. Wegmann, Mike (94-97) 24 D 75 0 6 6 41-93 Hartland, Wis. Wempe, Ryan (99-02) 17 F 96 24 49 73 29-69 Fulda, Sask. Wheeler, Shane (07) 16 F 31 8 20 28 7-14 Eagle River, Alaska Whitney, Rob (91-92) 4/23 D 46 4 18 22 19-36 Eagle River, Wis. Wilson, Kevin (03) 3 D 28 2 9 11 7-14 Thompson, Man. Wilson, Terry (00-03) 12 F 54 17 15 32 14-28 Kimberley, B.C. Wing, Sheldon (04-07) 7 D 94 14 53 67 21-42 Thunder Bay, Ont. Wosnack, Kelly (03-06) 26/11 F 96 32 58 90 17-34 St. Albert, Alb. Youngson, Brian (01) 3 D 2 0 0 0 0-0 Coquitlam, B.C. Ziedins, Maris (00-03) 15 F 117 74 71 145 28-56 Talsi, Latvia

Goaltenders

Name (Years) No. Worn GP Record GA Avg. Svs. Pct. Hometown Accardi, Joe (97) 35 1 1-0-0 1 1.02 16 .941 Westchester, Ill. Brannigan, James (89) 1 12 0-0-0 0 0.00 0 .000 Chicago, Ill. Cianci, Andrew (92-93) 35 9 1-1-0 28 4.80 170 .859 Orland Park, Ill. Colquhoun, Chancy (01-04) 1 66 34-11-6 141 2.27 1360 .906 Ottawa, Ont. Garofolo, Bryan (90) 35 22 2-0-0 4 1.71 55 .932 Libertyville, Ill. Gill, Ryan (01-03) 35 39 29-4-4 67 1.86 735 .918 Watrous, Sask. Goddard, Pat (89-90) 1 24 4-14-0 112 6.79 561 .833 Gropp, Roby (95-98) 1 92 53-30-4 231 2.66 2296 .908 Kamloops, B.C. Kennedy, Joe (96-99) 31 23 10-3-0 55 3.14 362 .868 Westbank, B.C. Jones, Kyle (05-07) 35 82 66-9-5 143 1.77 1600 .918 North Delta, B.C. LaPata, Christopher (89) 35 20 8-12-0 110 5.50 638 .852 Wilmette, Ill. Long, Greg (91) 1 1 0-0-0 3 9.00 7 .700 St. Louis, Mo. McBride, Kevin (91-94) 30 61 18-41-0 392 6.49 1874 .826 Fond du Lac, Wis. Moratz, Craig (89) 30 5 0-0-0 6 3.60 17 .739 Larsen, Wis. Myers, Derrick (99-02) 33 19 13-1-0 32 2.18 281 .898 Aurora, Colo. Rohde, Jason (98) 30 1 1-0-0 1 1.19 12 .923 Madison, Wis. Ruff, Darryl (99) 1 6 4-1-1 7 1.44 113 .942 Blackfalds, Alb. Rymer, Mike (93-95) 31 10 3-4-0 30 3.96 217 .879 Zion, Ill. Schimmel, Neil (03) 35 1 0-0-0 0 0.00 3 1.000 Chippewa Falls, Wis. Snyder, Ted (94) 1 2 0-0-0 2 1.50 32 .941 Mound, Minn. Sortal, Scott (05) 1 1 1-0-0 2 2.00 17 .895 Wilmette, Ill. Szkodzinski, Mike (99-00) 35 48 32-9-4 98 2.21 1078 .917 Brighton, Mich. Van Den Bosch, Eric (03-06) 31 38 26-5-2 81 2.41 651 .889 Swan Lake, Man. Vap, Mark (93) 1 2 0-1-0 11 5.43 58 .841 Omaha, Neb. Vettraino, Scott (94-95) 35 33 10-15-5 110 3.31 1036 .904 Madison Heights, Mich. Zordan, Scott (92-93) 1/24 12 6-5-0 51 4.26 229 .818 Evanston, Ill.

Goaltender points – Colquhoun 0-2-2, Gill 0-1-1, Gropp 0-2-2, Jones 0-2-2, Myers 0-1-1, Rymer 0-1-1, Szkodzinski 0-1-1, Van Den Bosch 0-1-1.

40 MEDIA INFORMATION They Cover the Green Knights When Covering Radio Newspapers

the Green Knights WSNC-Radio Green Bay Press-Gazette Tim Derozier, play-by-play Mike Vandermause, sports editor 100 Grant St. P.O. Box 19430 Sports Information Office De Pere, WI 54115 Green Bay, WI 54307 The St. Norbert College Sports Information Office is located in 920-403-3221 920.431.8222 Schuldes Sports Center, Room 123. Dan Lukes, Sports 920.431.8379 - fax Information Director, may be reached at the following tele- WDUZ-Radio phone numbers: The Rookie, sports director Office: ...... 920.403.4077 P.O. Box 310 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Home: ...... 920.983.0729 Green Bay, WI 54305 Mark Stewart, sports reporter 920.468.4100 P.O. Box 661 Fax: ...... 920.403.3128 920.468.0250 - fax Milwaukee, WI 53201 E-mail: ...... [email protected] 800.759.6397 414.224.2049 - fax WNFL-Radio Mark Daniels, sports director Press Credentials 115 S. Jefferson St. Arrangements for press credentials should be made through Green Bay, WI 54301 Wisconsin State Journal the Sports Information Office by noon the day preceding the 920.455.1440 sports desk 920.468.7911 - fax P.O. Box 8060 contest. All credentials will be left at will call. Madison, WI 53708 800.362.4221 WGEE/WIXX-Radio 608.252.6194 - fax Cornerstone Community Center John Maino, sports director St. Norbert College home games are played at the Cornerstone P.O. Box 23333 Green Bay, WI 54305 Community Center in Ashwaubenon. From Highway 41, take 920.435.3771 De Pere Journal the Main St. exit for De Pere (CTH G) and head west. Go to 920.455.1155 - fax sports desk Packerland Dr. and go left. Go to Fernando Dr. and take a P.O. Box 5066 De Pere, WI 54115 right. The rink is set back off the road on the right. Television 920.336.4221 920.336.1649 - fax WBAY-TV (Ch. 2 - ABC) Press Box Chris Roth, sports director The press box features ample room for media personnel. 115 S. Jefferson Green Bay, WI 54301 Marinette-Menominee Eagle-Herald Telephones can be provided for media on deadline. 920.438.3265 Jody Korch, sports editor 920.432.1190 - fax P.O. Box 77 Marinette, WI 54143 Radio Broadcasts 715.735.6611 WFRV-TV (Ch. 5 - CBS) 715.735.7580 - fax Two areas are available in the press box and must be reserved Larry McCarren, sports director two weeks prior to the contest. Stations will be limited to two P.O. Box 19055 credentials. All technical arrangements for phone lines must Green Bay, WI 54307 be made by the broadcasting station. 920.430.3625 Marquette Mining Journal 920.437.5769 - fax Craig Remsburg, sports writer 249 W. Washington St. Marquette, MI 49855 Interviews will Coach Coghlin WLUK-TV (Ch. 11 - Fox) 906.228.2500 Head coach Tim Coghlin may be reached in his office at the Drew Smith, sports director 906.228.2617 - fax rink (920.403.2025) at any time. P.O. Box 19011 Green Bay, WI 54307 920.490.1428 Player Interviews 920.490.2500 - fax Player interviews may be set up through the Sports Information Office, or after practice. The Green Knights prac- WGBA-TV (Ch. 26 - NBC) Ted Stefaniak, sports director tice at Cornerstone Community Center. 1391 North Rd. Green Bay, WI 54313 920.490.2655 920.490.2500 - fax

41 A message about sportsmanship from the student-athletes of St. Norbert College

• St. Norbert College is committed to excellence as manifested in an atmosphere of sportsmanship and fair play.

• Sportsmanship is about demonstrating respect for opposing teams, coaches and fans - as well as officials.

• Competition and sportsmanship are not mutually exculsive, they are com- patible and complementary goals. - Be Loud, Be Proud, Be Positive. - Cheer for the Green Knights, not against the opponent. - Don't get personal in your comments about players, coaches or officials. - No profanity, vulgarity, racist or sexist comments.

• Sportsmanship is everyone's responsibility. Date Opponent Time Tues., Oct. 30 Lawrence Univ. 7:00 p.m.

Fri., Nov. 2 St. Olaf College 7:00 p.m. Sat., Nov. 3 Gustavus Adolphus College 7:00 p.m.

Sat., Nov. 10 at Concordia-Moorhead College 7:00 p.m. Sun., Nov. 11 at St. John's Univ. 2:00 p.m.

Fri., Nov. 16 at UW-Stevens Point * 7:30 p.m. Sat., Nov. 17 at UW-Eau Claire * (at Resch Center) 5:00 p.m.

Fri., Nov. 30 College of St. Scholastica * 7:00 p.m. Sat., Dec. 1 UW-Superior * 7:00 p.m.

Fri., Dec. 7 UW-Stout * 7:00 p.m. Sat., Dec. 8 UW-River Falls * 7:00 p.m.

S-S, Dec. 29-30 at Pathfinder Bank Oswego Hockey Classic 12/29 - vs. Curry College 2:00 p.m. 12/30 - vs. Oswego State or Amherst 2 or 6 p.m.

Fri., Jan. 4 at Milwaukee School of Engineering 7:00 p.m. Sat., Jan. 5 Milwaukee School of Engineering 7:00 p.m.

Fri., Jan. 11 St. Mary's Univ. 7:00 p.m. Sat., Jan. 12 Univ. of St. Thomas (at Resch Center) 5:00 p.m.

Sat., Jan. 19 Lake Forest College * 7:00 p.m.

Fri., Jan. 25 UW-Eau Claire * 7:00 p.m. Sat., Jan. 26 UW-Stevens Point * 7:00 p.m.

Fri., Feb. 1 at UW-Superior * 7:00 p.m. Sat., Feb. 2 at College of St. Scholastica * 7:00 p.m.

Fri., Feb. 8 at UW-River Falls * 7:00 p.m. Sat., Feb. 9 at UW-Stout * 7:30 p.m.

Sat., Feb. 16 at Lake Forest College * 7:30 p.m.

F-S, Feb. 22-23 NCHA Quarterfinals TBA Sat., Mar. 1 NCHA Semifinals TBA Sat., Mar. 8 NCHA Peters Cup Championship TBA

Wed., Mar. 12 NCAA Division III First Round TBA Sat., Mar. 15 NCAA Division III Quarterfinals TBA

S-S., Mar. 22-23 NCAA Division III Frozen Four at Olympic Center - Lake Placid, N.Y. TBA

*- indicates NCHA games

Note: All Times Listed are Central Time and subject to change Home games in black