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# Name Cl Pos Ht Wt S/C Hometown Last Team 1 Nick Scarpa Jr. G 5-8 160 Left Andover, Mass. Valley Jr. Warriors (EHL) 2 Jordan Harris (MTL) (A) Jr. D 5-11 185 Left Haverhill, Mass. Kimball Union (PREP) 3 Jayden Struble (MTL) So. D 6-0 205 Left Cumberland, R.I. St. Sebastian’s (PREP) 4 Jeremie Bucheler So. D 6-4 200 Right St. Laurent, Quebec Victoria (BCHL) 6 Collin Murphy (A) Sr. D 6-3 205 Left Wilmington, Mass. Muskegon (USHL) 7 Michael Outzen Fr. F 6-0 185 Right Lone Tree, Co. New Jersey (NAHL) 8 Julian Kislin Jr. D 6-0 190 Right Manalapan, N.J. Youngstown (USHL) 10 Dylan Jackson Fr. F 5-10 160 Right Oakville, Ontario Dubuque (USHL) 11 Gunnarwolfe Fontaine (NSH) Fr. F 5-10 175 Left East Greenwich, R.I. Chicago (USHL) 12 Austin Goldstein (A) Jr. F 5-9 165 Right Reading, Mass. Islanders (USPHL) 13 TJ Walsh So. F 5-9 165 Left Shrewsbury, Mass. Des Moines (USHL) 14 Ty Jackson Fr. F 5-8 160 Left Oakville, Ontario Dubuque (USHL) 15 Grant Jozefek (A) R-Sr. F 5-10 185 Left Chester, N.J. Lincoln (USHL) 16 Sam Colangelo (ANA) Fr. F 6-2 208 Right Stoneham, Mass. Chicago (USHL) 17 Marco Bozzo Jr. F 5-11 185 Left Woodbridge, Ontario UMass (HEAM) 18 Tyler Spott So. D 5-11 170 Left Toronto, Ontario Green Bay (USHL) 19 Riley Hughes (NYR) So. F 6-2 175 Right Westwood, Mass. Victoria (BCHL) 20 Alex Mella So. F 6-0 195 Left Stamford, Conn. Madison (USHL) 21 Matt DeMelis So. F 6-0 185 Left Hingham, Mass. Youngstown (USHL) 22 Billy Carrabino Sr. D 6-1 195 Left New Canaan, Conn. Boston Jr. Bruins (USPHL) 23 Michael Kesselring (EDM) So. D 6-4 205 Right New Hampton, N.H. Fargo (USHL) 24 Steven Agriogianis Fr. F 5-9 170 Right East Hanover, N.J. Nanaimo (BCHL) 25 Aidan McDonough (VAN) So. F 6-2 200 Left Milton, Mass. Cedar Rapids (USHL) 26 James Davenport Fr. D 5-11 185 Right Natick, Mass. Victoria (BCHL) 27 Neil Shea So. F 6-1 200 Left Marshfield, Mass. Chicago (USHL) 28 Zach Solow (C) Sr. F 5-9 175 Right Naples, Fla. Dubuque (USHL) 30 Curtis Frye R-Sr. G 6-3 215 Left Northwood, N.H. Philadelphia (USPHL) 31 Connor Murphy So. G 6-4 200 Left Hudson Falls, N.Y. Carleton Place (CCHL) 33 Devon Levi (FLA) Fr. G 6-0 185 Left Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Quebec Carleton Place (CCHL)

2020-21 NORTHEASTERN MEN’S HOCKEY COACHES AND STAFF // PRONUNCIATIONS

Fernie Flaman Men’s Hockey Coach ...... Jim Madigan (Northeastern ’86) Agriogianis ...... Ag-ree-oh-jan-iss Associate Head Coach ...... Jerry Keefe (Providence ’00) Bozzo ...... bot-so Assistant Coach ...... Mike McLaughlin (Northeastern ’12, NU MBA ‘19) Bucheler ...... BUSH-ler Volunteer Assistant Coach (Goaltenders) ...... Ed Walsh (Salem State) Carrabino ...... kar-ah-BEE-no Director of Hockey Operations ...... Matt Harlow (Brown ‘15) DeMelis ...... DUH-mell-is Director of Strength & Conditioning ...... Dan Boothby (CCSU ’05) Jozefek ...... joe-zeh-VECK Levi ...... Deh-vin LEE-vi Equipment Manager ...... Robert Moura (New Hampshire ’10) Outzen ...... Out-sen Athletic Trainer ...... Mark Mastone (Northeastern ’13) Solow ...... solo Operations Coordinator ...... Niz Shaikh (Northeastern ’14, NU MBA ‘18) Struble ...... STROO-bull Hockey Analytics Coordinator ...... Louis Finocchiaro (Northeastern) Communications ...... Sky Kerstein (Western Michigan ’05)

2020-21 NORTHEASTERN MEN’S HOCKEY ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

# Name Cl Pos Ht Wt S/C Hometown Last Team 24 Steven Agriogianis Fr. F 5-9 170 Right East Hanover, N.J. Nanaimo (BCHL 17 Marco Bozzo Jr. F 5-11 185 Left Woodbridge, Ontario UMass (HEAM 4 Jeremie Bucheler So. D 6-4 200 Right St. Laurent, Quebec Victoria (BCHL) 22 Billy Carrabino Sr. D 6-1 195 Left New Canaan, Conn. Boston Jr. Bruins (USPHL) 16 Sam Colangelo (ANA) Fr. F 6-2 208 Right Stoneham, Mass. Chicago (USHL) 26 James Davenport Fr. D 5-11 185 Right Natick, Mass. Victoria (BCHL) 21 Matt DeMelis So. F 6-0 185 Left Hingham, Mass. Youngstown (USHL) 11 Gunnarwolfe Fontaine (NSH) Fr. F 5-10 175 Left East Greenwich, R.I. Chicago (USHL) 30 Curtis Frye R-Sr. G 6-3 215 Left Northwood, N.H. Philadelphia (USPHL) 12 Austin Goldstein (A) Jr. F 5-9 165 Right Reading, Mass. Islanders (USPHL) 2 Jordan Harris (MTL) (A) Jr. D 5-11 185 Left Haverhill, Mass. Kimball Union (PREP) 19 Riley Hughes (NYR) So. F 6-2 175 Right Westwood, Mass. Victoria (BCHL) 10 Dylan Jackson Fr. F 5-10 160 Right Oakville, Ontario Dubuque (USHL) 14 Ty Jackson Fr. F 5-8 160 Left Oakville, Ontario Dubuque (USHL) 15 Grant Jozefek (A) R-Sr. F 5-10 185 Left Chester, N.J. Lincoln (USHL) 23 Michael Kesselring (EDM) So. D 6-4 205 Right New Hampton, N.H. Fargo (USHL) 8 Julian Kislin Jr. D 6-0 190 Right Manalapan, N.J. Youngstown (USHL) 33 Devon Levi (FLA) Fr. G 6-0 185 Left Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Quebec Carleton Place (CCHL) 25 Aidan McDonough (VAN) So. F 6-2 200 Left Milton, Mass. Cedar Rapids (USHL) 20 Alex Mella So. F 6-0 195 Left Stamford, Conn. Madison (USHL) 6 Collin Murphy (A) Sr. D 6-3 205 Left Wilmington, Mass. Muskegon (USHL) 31 Connor Murphy So. G 6-4 200 Left Hudson Falls, N.Y. Carleton Place (CCHL) 7 Michael Outzen Fr. F 6-0 185 Right Lone Tree, Co. New Jersey (NAHL) 1 Nick Scarpa Jr. G 5-8 160 Left Andover, Mass. Valley Jr. Warriors (EHL) 27 Neil Shea So. F 6-1 200 Left Marshfield, Mass. Chicago (USHL) 28 Zach Solow (C) Sr. F 5-9 175 Right Naples, Fla. Dubuque (USHL) 18 Tyler Spott So. D 5-11 170 Left Toronto, Ontario Green Bay (USHL) 3 Jayden Struble (MTL) So. D 6-0 205 Left Cumberland, R.I. St. Sebastian’s (PREP) 13 TJ Walsh So. F 5-9 165 Left Shrewsbury, Mass. Des Moines (USHL) 2 @GoNUmhockey // // #HowlinHuskies NORTHEASTERN HUSKIES HOCKEY WHEN YOU’RE QUICK,

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StopsStarts_Vapor_Skate_Ad_8.25x10.875.indd 1 4/6/20 11:34 AM NORTHEASTERN HUSKIES HOCKEY FERNIE FLAMAN MEN’S HOCKEY COACH JIM MADIGAN

Northeastern alumnus and six-time Beanpot champion Jim Madigan was named Northeastern hockey’s 10th head coach in program history on July 26, 2011, and enters his 10th season as leader of the Huskies’ hockey program in 2020-21. During his tenure, Madigan has led Northeast- ern to back-to-back-to-back Beanpot championships, two Hockey East titles, three NCAA appearances, the first Hobey Baker Award winner and Mike Richter Award winner in program history, and seen 17 of his players drafted by NHL teams.

Madigan also played a key role in establishing the first endowed head coaching fund in university history with the creation of the Fernie Flaman Endowed Men’s Hockey Coach Fund in 2017.

Madigan brings more than 30 years of college and professional hockey experience to his post on Huntington Avenue. He played for the Huskies from 1981 to 1985 and was an assistant coach at the university from 1986 to 1993. He served as a professional scout for the New York Island- ers and Pittsburgh Penguins from 1993 to 2011, winning a Stanley Cup in 2009.

The 2019-20 season saw the Huskies win their program best third straight Beanpot Championship and first Belpot Championship. Madigan helped lead the Huskies to a virus shortened 18 win season, which includes being ranked all year. Under his guidance, Tyler Madden had 19 Jim Madigan goals and 18 assists in 27 games on the way to being a CCM/ACHA All-American, plus Hockey East First-Team All-Star and Ryan Shea capped off his terrific career being named a Hockey East Second-Team All-Star. The 2020 graduating class was the second winningest in program Fernie Flaman Men’s Hockey Coach history with 86. Tenth Season • Northeastern ’86 Coming off an historic 2017-18 campaign, Madigan’s Huskies reloaded in 2018-19 with one of the most successful seasons in program history. Northeastern won a team-record 27 games en route to its second straight Beanpot title, second Hockey East championship in the last four years and returned to the national tournament for the third time in the last four seasons. Mike Richter Award winner Cayden Primeau anchored Opponents W L T the Huskies throughout the season, setting program records for wins (25) and save percentage (.933) en route to CCM/ACHA All-American honors along with defenseman Jeremy Davies. Air Force 0 1 0 Alabama-Huntsville 5 0 0 The 2017-18 Huskies captured their first Beanpot title in 30 years and returned to the NCAA tournament. Hobey Baker Award winner Adam American International 1 0 0 Gaudette led the nation in scoring with 60 points (30 goals, 30 assists), earning CCM/ACHA First Team All-American, Hockey East Player of Arizona State 2 0 0 the Year, Walter Brown Award and Beanpot MVP honors, among many others. Dylan Sikura (54 points) and Davies (35 points) also earned First Bentley 3 3 2 Team All-American honors, leading the Huskies to a 23-10-5 record, good for the third most victories in team history and a school record 14 Boston College 9 18 2 wins at Matthews Arena.

Boston University 10 17 3 The Huskies stole the hearts of Northeastern fans around the globe and established itself as the best team in Boston when the Huskies captured Colgate 3 2 0 the elusive Beanpot championship for the first time since 1988. With tournament MVP Gaudette supplying the offense and Eberly Award winner Connecticut 10 4 0 Cayden Primeau providing a steady presence in goal, Northeastern used the Beanpot win as a springboard to seven consecutive victories Cornell 0 1 0 down the stretch to earn an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament and shine the national spotlight on the program for the second time in the Clarkson 1 0 0 last three seasons.

Dartmouth 1 0 1 The 2016-17 season saw Northeastern go 18-15-5, marking the first time since 1943 that Northeastern has had four straight seasons with Harvard 4 2 0 a record of .500 or above. Senior Zach Aston-Reese had one of the most impressive individual seasons in team history with 63 points in 38 Holy Cross 2 0 1 games, the most for a Husky in more than 30 years en route to Hockey East Player of the Year, CCM/ACHA First Team All-American and Hobey Maine 16 5 4 Baker Hat Trick Finalist honors. He finished the year either tied for or owning the nation’s lead in five categories. Dylan Sikura (57 points) and Massachusetts 16 8 1 Adam Gaudette (52 points) also finished in the top-ten in scoring nationally, with Gaudette leading the NCAA and breaking the school record UMass Lowell 10 8 4 for power play goals in a season (16).

Merrimack 13 8 3 The 2015-16 season was an unprecedented campaign in which the team began the year 1-11-2 before a trip to Belfast turned the season Michigan 1 1 0 around as NU finished the season 21-3-3, including a 13-game winning streak that was the longest in program history and a 14-game unbeaten Michigan State 2 0 0 streak (13-0-1) that was also the longest in team history, culminating in the program’s first Hockey East Championship since 1988. During the Minnesota 3 2 0 stretch of success, the Huskies went 10-0-1 in conference games, which was the longest unbeaten streak in league play since Northeastern New Hampshire 10 11 3 joined Hockey East at the start of the 1984-85 season, and catapulted the Huskies from 12th place to sixth place in the league standings. North Dakota 0 1 0 Northeastern’s 19 wins from January to the end of the year were the most in the nation and tied for the most in team history (19 wins in 1981-82).

Notre Dame 8 3 2 The Huskies finished the 2015-16 season with 22 victories, the third most in a single-season in team history, and Madigan was named the Clark Princeton 0 0 1 Hodder Award winner as New England’s Division I Coach of the Year by the New England Hockey Writers. Providence 6 12 4 Quinnipiac 0 5 2 He played a key role in identifying two Huskies who excelled in the Penguins organization—Brad Thiessen and Joe Vitale. In 2012-13, Vitale RIT 1 0 1 spent time on the Pens’ NHL roster and Thiessen was named the AHL’s most outstanding goaltender. Prior to his tenure with the Penguins, Madigan served as a scout for the New York Islanders for 13 years. During his time in hockey, Madigan has worked alongside some of the RPI 1 0 0 great innovators of the game, from Northeastern’s own Ferny Flaman (NU head coach, 1970-89) to notable NHL executives Ray Shero (former Sacred Heart 4 0 0 general manager (GM), Pittsburgh), Don Maloney (GM, Phoenix), Chuck Fletcher (GM, Minnesota), Randy Sexton (GM, Florida), Mike Milbury St. Cloud State 2 1 0 (former GM, New York Islanders), Gordie Clark (director of player personnel, New York Rangers) and Jay Heinbuck (NU alumnus and co-director St. Lawrence 4 2 1 of amateur scouting, Pittsburgh). Union 2 2 0 Vermont 12 10 2 Northeastern fans also will remember Madigan’s tenure as an assistant coach for the Huskies from 1986 to 1993. During that seven-year stint, he recruited and coached four All-Americans and 15 All-Hockey East selections. In addition to recruiting, Madigan was involved in all aspects Western Michigan 0 0 1 of running a successful Division I program. During his time on the NU bench, the Huskies won 100 games and in 1988 captured the program’s Yale 1 1 0 last Beanpot title and advanced to the NCAA Tournament.

Situations W L T As a player at Northeastern, Madigan was a four-year letterwinner under Ferny Flaman (1981–85), leading the Huskies to a 67-59-5 record. Home 81 49 17 During his freshman campaign, NU won 25 games, establishing a single-season wins record that remains tied for best all-time in program his- Away 63 67 15 tory. That same season, he helped lead the Huskies to the NCAA Frozen Four. Building on that success, Madigan was a key contributor to two Huskies’ Beanpot championships in 1984 and 1985. Neutral 20 14 4 Non-Conference 67 37 12 In 1982, he was voted NU Rookie of the Year. In his senior campaign he was named assistant captain and, at season’s end, was presented with Ranked Opponents 56 71 16 the program’s Unsung Hero Award. Madigan skated in 119 career games, recording 78 points (34-44-78). Beanpot 11 7 - HEA Tournament 15 7 - Madigan’s appointment as head coach continues his three-decades-long tenure at Northeastern. His dedicated service to the university includes roles as men’s ice hockey assistant coach (1986-93), assistant director of physical plant services (1993-99), director of athletic develop- NCAA Tournament 0 3 - ment (1999-2004) and associate dean and director of development in the College of Business Administration (2004-11). While with the business OVERALL RECORD 165 130 36 school, he led a development effort that generated an average of $5.7 million in gifts over seven years, including $13 million in 2010-11. Over HEA RECORD 94 93 24 the course of his career, Madigan has shown an unparalleled ability to promote Northeastern to a broad and diverse constituency—including prospective students, alumni and other supporters.

Madigan graduated from Northeastern in 1986 with a degree in business administration. He and his wife, Kim, an NU alumna, have two daugh- 4 ters, Kelly and Kate, who graduated from Northeastern in 2013 and 2015, respectively. @GoNUmhockey // // #HowlinHuskies NORTHEASTERN HUSKIES HOCKEY

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AWARDS: • Hockey East All-Academic Team (2019-20) CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS

FEWEST SAVES (CG) n/a 2019-20: MOST SAVES n/a • Did not appear in any games FEWEST GA (CG) n/a MOST GA n/a • Two-time Beanpot Champion UNBEATEN STREAK n/a WINLESS STREAK n/a 2018-19: • Did not appear in any games • Hockey East Champion

Before Northeastern: Played the 2016-17 season with the Valley Jr. Warriors (EHL), appearing in 19 games and finishing the season with a 2.53 goals against average and .908 season ... Attended Deerfield Academy in 2015-16, posting a 3.05 goals against average and .900 save percentage in 14 games ... Also attended Andover High School, recording a 1.64 GAA and .934 save percentage during the 2014-15 season.

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GP GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Save % W L T Sho PPG SHG 2018-19 ------2019-20 ------TOTAL ------

AWARDS: CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS • Team Unsung Hero Award (2020) • Howlin’ Huskies Award - Northeastern 2025 Award (2020) GOALS 1 (4x) last: at Providence (11/15/19) ASSISTS 2 (6x) last: vs. UMass Lowell (2/15/20) POINTS 2 (7x) last: vs. UMass Lowell (2/15/20) 2020-21: MULTI-POINT GAMES 7 last: vs. UMass Lowell (2/15/20) • Assistant Captain SHOTS 5 vs. Connecticut (11/9/18) BLOCKS 6 last: vs. Maine (3/16/19) POINT STREAK 5 games 10/11 - 10/25/19 2019-20: • Named to 2020 U.S. National Junior Team • Had career-high in goals (3), assists (18) and points (21) • Registered game winning goal in 2OT against Boston University in Beanpot Championship game • Scored a goal off a penalty shot in home opener against Massachusetts (10/15) • Had a multi-point outing against Massachusetts, registering two assists (11/1) • Knocked in a goal and two assists across home-and-home series with Providence (11/15-16) • Posted a two-point night against Dartmouth with a pair of assists (12/14)

2018-19: • Scored one goal and 12 assists in 39 games for the Huskies as a freshman • Scored first career goal against Sacred Heart (10/13) • Was a career-high +20 • Helped Northeastern win Hockey East Championship and Beanpot Championship

Before Northeastern: Selected in the third round (71st overall) by the Montreal Canadians in the 2018 NHL Draft … Ranked No. 44 among North American skaters by NHL Central Scouting and No. 74 by Future Considerations … Was tied for second in pull-ups (14), third in fatigue index (15.6) during the Wingate Test, eighth in the vertical jump (22.78 inches) at the 2018 NHL Combine … Played three seasons at Kimball Union for former Maine head coach Tim Whitehead, appearing in 111 games and recording 18 goals and 64 assists … Was team captain in 2017-18 and was named to the All-USA Hockey First Team after finishing third on the team with 35 points (six goals, 29 assists).

Madigan on Harris: “He’s a puck-moving, intelligent defenseman with really great feet, and will probably come in and be our best skater right off the bat. Arriving as a true freshman, he’s in tremendous shape and will contribute a lot of minutes. He participated in the NHL Combine recently and did extremely well in the testing with some of the top players. We expect a lot from Jordan.”

CAREER STATISTICS GP G A Pts SOG SOG% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Blk 2018-19 39 1 12 13 57 .018 4 8 +20 0 0 1 56 2019-20 33 3 18 21 46 .065 10 20 E 1 0 1 44 TOTAL 72 4 30 34 103 .039 14 28 +20 1 0 2 100

CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS 2020-21: • Invited to 2021 U.S. National Junior Team GOALS 1 (3x) last: at New Hampshire (1/11/20) ASSISTS 2 at New Hampshire (1/11/20) Evaluation Camp at USA Hockey Arena POINTS 3 at New Hampshire (1/11/20) MULTI-POINT GAMES 1 at New Hampshire (1/11/20) SHOTS 2 (2x) last: at New Hampshire (1/11/20) 2019-20: BLOCKS 3 vs. Bentley (1/6/20) • Recorded first career point against POINT STREAK 5 games 11/23/19 - 1/3/20 Providence (11/16) • Tallied first career goal against Maine (11/23) • Posted an assist against New Hampshire and a goal against Colgate en route to winning the 2019 Friendship Four (11/29-30) • Had goal and two assists against New Hampshire (1/11) • Invited to 2020 World Junior Summer Showcase at USA Hockey Arena

Before Northeastern: Selected by the Montreal Canadiens in the second round of the 2019 NHL Draft (46th overall) … Was ranked No. 48 among North American prospects by NHL Central Scouting and No. 124 by Future Considerations … Ranked first in bench press (9.42 watts/kg), mean power output (11.7 watts/kg), standing long jump (117.8 inches), right hand grip (170 lb.), and left hand grip (160 lb.), second in squat jump (18.51 inches), and third in vertical jump (23.88 inches) at the 2019 NHL Combine … Ap- peared in 28 games for St. Sebastian’s (USHS-Prep) in 2018-19, scoring the second-most points on the team with 40 (10 goals, team-best 30 assists) and earning USHS All-USA Hockey Second Team honors … Added 30 points on 12 goals and 18 assists during the 2017-18 season for St. Sebastian’s.

Personal: Played in the Little League World Series with Cumberland, R.I. in 2014, representing the New England region.

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GP G A Pts SOG SOG% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Blk 2019-20 21 3 7 10 32 .094 14 36 -2 0 0 0 13 TOTAL 21 3 7 10 32 .094 14 36 -2 0 0 0 13

AWARDS: CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS • Hockey East All-Academic Team (2019-20) GOALS 1 vs. Providence (11/16/19) • Krampade/AHCA Academic All-Star (2019-20) ASSISTS 1 (4x) last: vs. Boston College (2/20/20) POINTS 2 vs. Providence (11/16/19) MULTI-POINT GAMES 1 vs. Providence (11/16/19) 2019-20: SHOTS 2 (3x) last: vs. Boston College (2/20/20) BLOCKS 4 at Boston University (3/7/20) • Played in 29 games as a freshman POINT STREAK 2 games 2/15/20 - 2/20/20 • Recorded first career multi-point outing against Providence including first goal (11/16) • Recorded first career assist in season opener at Union (10/11)

Before Northeastern: Ranked No. 114 among North American skaters by NHL Central Scouting … Played the 2018-2019 season in the BCHL for the Victoria Grizzlies (69 games) … Finished the season with 52 points (nine goals, 43 assists), dishing out the most assists among defensemen on his team, ranking third among defensemen in the league … In 2017-2018, saw action in 51 games for the Chicago Steel, finishing the campaign with one goal and five assists in his lone season in the USHL.

Madigan on Bucheler: “Jeremie played in Victoria in the BCHL and had a tremendous year this season. He’s still a young man, a 2000 birth, but gives us some size on the defense. He’s very skilled, plays with his eyes up, moves pucks extremely well, can join in on the rush offensively, and can break you out of your zone quickly. We expect him to log a lot of minutes, and he can contribute both offensively and defensively.”

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GP G A Pts SOG SOG% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Blk 2019-20 29 1 4 5 12 .083 11 22 E 0 0 0 25 TOTAL 29 1 4 5 12 .083 11 22 E 0 0 0 25

2020-21: CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS • Assistant Captain GOALS n/a ASSISTS 1 (2x) last: vs. Colgate (11/30/19) POINTS 1 (2x) last: vs. Colgate (11/30/19) 2019-20: MULTI-POINT GAMES n/a • Registered an assist against Colgate en route to SHOTS 3 vs. Maine (11/23/19) BLOCKS 2 (2x) last: at Boston University (12/7/19) winning the 2019 Friendship Four (11/30) POINT STREAK n/a • Had a career-high six shots on goal • Had three shots on goal (11/23) • Helped the Huskies win their third straight Beanpot Championship

2018-19: • Appeared in 15 games for the Huskies • Helped lead the Huskies to a Hockey East Championship

2017-18: • Played in 15 games after joining the team in December • Earned his first career point with an assist on the game-winning goal at Maine (1/12)

Before Northeastern: Started the 2017-18 season at Muskegon (USHL), appearing in 21 games and recording one goal and one assist along with 29 penalty minutes and a +5 rating … Also played for the South Shore Kings (USPHL) during the 2016-17 season, dressing in 44 games and tallying three goals and 10 assists with 43 penalty minutes.

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GP G A Pts SOG SOG% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Blk 2017-18 15 0 1 1 2 .000 0 0 +2 0 0 0 6 2018-19 15 0 0 0 1 .000 1 2 -3 0 0 0 4 2019-20 14 0 1 1 6 .000 2 4 +1 0 0 0 6 TOTAL 44 0 2 2 9 .000 3 6 E 0 0 0 16

2019-20: CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS • Recorded career-high three assists in Beanpot GOALS n/a Championship game vs. Boston University (2/10) ASSISTS 3 vs. Boston University (2/10/20) POINTS 3 vs. Boston University (2/10/20) • Helped the Huskies win third straight MULTI-POINT GAMES 1 vs. Boston University (2/10/20) Beanpot Championship SHOTS 4 at UConn (1/3/20) BLOCKS 4 at Boston University (3/7/20) • Had career-high six assists and 27 blocks POINT STREAK 2 2/7 - 2/10/20

2018-19: • Appeared in 32 games as a freshman scoring four assists • Had a career high 3 blocks vs. Vermont (2/16) • Helped the Huskies win the Hockey East Championship

Before Northeastern: Played in 31 games for Youngstown (USHL) during the 2017-18 season, recording three goals and 11 assists, good for third on the team among defensemen … Was named the USHL Defen- seman of the Week after posting one goal, three assists and a +4 rating in two games against Muskegon.

Madigan on Kislin: “Julian is another smart defenseman with very good offensive skills and instincts. He has the ability to break you out of your own zone with one pass, jumps in the play well, and is someone who is smart and defends well. He rounded out his game this year, and would contribute offensively but became really thorough and a stalwart in the defensive zone. He’s a young man who will log a lot of minutes, and his ability will continue to get better over his time here at Northeastern.”

CAREER STATISTICS GP G A Pts SOG SOG% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Blk 2018-19 32 0 4 4 19 .000 8 16 +6 0 0 0 21 2019-20 23 0 6 6 18 .000 7 14 -5 0 0 0 27 TOTAL 55 0 10 10 37 .000 15 30 +1 0 0 0 48 @GoNUmhockey // // #HowlinHuskies 13 NORTHEASTERN HUSKIES HOCKEY Johnny DEROCHEDEROCHE 99 Junior | Defense | 5-10 | 185 | Left | Lynnfield, Mass. | Vermont (HEAM)

2020-21: • Has to sit out season due to transferring from Vermont CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS GOALS 1 (2x) last: vs. New Hampshire (2/19/19) 2019-20 (Vermont): ASSISTS 2 (2x) last: at UConn (12/7/19) POINTS 2 (4x) last: at UConn (12/7/19) • Skated in 28 games as a sophomore, MULTI-POINT GAMES 4 last: at UConn (12/7/19) making the move to defense after four games SHOTS 6 at Boston University (11/23/19) BLOCKS 3 (2x) last: at Massachusetts (3/5/20) • Finished the season with seven assists POINT STREAK 3 games 11/30/19 - 12/7/19 • Added 46 shots on goal and 14 blocked shots.

2018-19 (Vermont): • Skated in 33 of 34 matches, posting two goals and five assists for seven points • Assisted the game-winning OT goal against UConn (11/3) • Chipped in first-career goal and an assist at UMass Lowell (1/18)

Before Vermont: Ranked second in the NCDC with 62 points on 21 goals and 41 assists in 50 games, averaging 1.24 points per contest ... Had stints in the NAHL and WSHL during the 2016-17 season, logging 35 points in 31 games ... Added eight goals in nine playoff games for the Idaho Jr. Steelheads ... Spent parts of two seasons with the USHL’s Cedar Rapids RoughRiders, registering five goals and 15 points in 49 games ... Posted 18 points in 18 games with the USPHL’s Boston Jr. Bruins earlier in the 2015-16 season ... Was a four-time USPHL All-Star and MVP at the U-16 and U-18 levels ... Earned High Honor Roll every year for Lynnfield High School.

Personal: Son of John and Dawn … Both parents are Northeastern alums ... John is a police officer and Dawn works for the Department of Education of Massachusetts ... Has a brother named George who is a golf teaching professional ... Majoring in Finance ... Class of 2022.

CAREER STATISTICS GP G A Pts SOG SOG% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Blk 2018-19 (UVM) 33 2 5 7 36 .056 0 0 -4 0 0 1 6 2019-20 (UVM) 28 0 7 7 46 .000 1 2 -6 0 0 0 14 TOTAL 61 2 12 14 82 .024 1 2 -10 0 0 1 20

AWARDS: CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS Hockey East All-Academic Team (2019-20) GOALS 1 (2x) last: vs. Maine (3/15/19) ASSISTS 2 vs. New Hampshire (2/23/18) 2020-21: POINTS 2 vs. New Hampshire (2/23/18) Assistant Captain MULTI-POINT GAMES 1 vs. New Hampshire (2/23/18) SHOTS 3 vs. Alabama Huntsville (12/29/18) BLOCKS 2 vs. Merrimack (11/30/18) 2019-20: POINT STREAK n/a Did not play

2018-19: Appeared in 25 games for the Huskies Scored game-winning goal vs. Maine in game one of Hockey East Quartefinals (3/15) Recorded an assist vs Merrimack (12/08) Helped the Huskies win the Hockey East Championship

2017-18: Played in 25 games for the Huskies as a freshman Had an assist on Trevor Owens’ game-winning goal during the Huskies’ Beanpot Championship (2/12) Recorded a career-high two assists during 8-0 win over New Hampshire (2/23) Potted his first collegiate goal in Hockey East semifinals against ovidencePr (3/16) Had an assist in NCAA Tournament game against Michigan (3/24)

Before Northeastern: Played two seasons in the USPHL Premier League with the Islanders Hockey Club, appearing in 77 games and tallying 41 goals and 34 assists … In 2016-17, he played in 39 games and recorded 52 points (26 goals and 26 assists), good for fourth on the team and sixth in the conference, helping the Islanders to a 38-6-1 record, first place in the league standings and the USPHL Premier Championship … His 26 goals were fourth in the USPHL while his 26 helpers ranked in a tie for ninth … Recorded points in 36 of 45 games, including 17 multi-point games … Had point streaks of nine games (six goals, seven assists) and 16 games (14 goals, 13 assists) during the season … Also had an eight-game goal streak from Jan. 6 to Jan. 29 … Played three seasons at Malden Catholic from 2012 to 2015, including two seasons with Northeastern

CAREER STATISTICS

GP G A Pts SOG SOG% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Blk 2017-18 25 1 5 6 18 .056 4 8 +3 0 0 0 5 2018-19 25 1 1 2 18 .056 3 6 E 0 0 1 7 2019-20 ------TOTAL 50 2 6 8 36 .056 7 14 +3 0 0 1 12 @GoNUmhockey // // #HowlinHuskies 15 NORTHEASTERN HUSKIES HOCKEY TJ WALSH 1313 Sophmore | Forward | 5-9 | 165 | Left | Shrewsbury, Mass. | Des Moines (USHL)

AWARDS: CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS • Hockey East All-Academic Team (2019-20) GOALS 1 (2x) last: vs. New Hampshire (11/29/19) • Pro Ambitions Rookie of the Week (10/28/19) ASSISTS 2 at St. Cloud State (10/25/19) POINTS 2 at St. Cloud State (10/25/19) MULTI-POINT GAMES 1 at St. Cloud State (10/25/19) 2019-20: SHOTS 4 vs. Massachusetts (11/1/19) BLOCKS 2 (2x) last: at Providence (11/15/19) • Recorded first career assists and multi-point POINT STREAK n/a outing against St. Cloud State (10/25) • Scored first career goal against UMass (11/1) • Posted a goal against New Hampshire en route to winning the 2019 Friendship Four (11/29) • Was part of the Huskies winning their third straight Beanpot

Before Northeastern: Played 53 games for the Des Moines Buccaneers (USHL) in 2018-19, scoring 17 goals and making 32 assists … Led team and was tied for eighth in the USHL in power play assists (15) … Was awarded USHL Forward of the Week on Dec. 10 after recording two two-goal games, one of which was a three-point game in which he scored the overtime winner … Played two seasons with the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders, totaling 24 points on 10 goals and 14 assists.

Madigan on Walsh: “TJ is an exceptionally gifted offensive player with tremendous offensive instincts and has the ability to be a play maker and distribute as well as score goals. He can give us some flexibility by being skilled enough on offense to play either center or either one of the wings. His skill can eallyr comple- ment a line, no matter which one he is playing with. He will really help us with some of the offense that we lost this past year. I am excited for what he has to bring to our program and team this year.”

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GP G A Pts SOG SOG% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Blk 2019-20 20 2 3 5 19 .105 3 6 -1 0 0 0 8 TOTAL 20 2 3 5 19 .105 3 6 -1 0 0 0 8

AWARDS: • Team Most Improved Player (2020) CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS

2020-21: GOALS 2 (4x) last: vs. UConn (1/18/20) • Granted medical redshirt ASSISTS 3 (2x) last: vs. Maine (11/22/19) • Assistant Captain POINTS 3 (3x) last: at New Hampshire (1/11/20) 13 last: vs. UConn (1/18/20) 2019-20: MULTI-POINT GAMES • Scored the game-winning goal at Union (10/11) SHOTS 7 vs. Merrimack (1/5/19) • Scored four points across two-game homestand with Maine, recording a season-high three BLOCKS 3 (2x) last: vs. Harvard (2/3/20) assists in first game (11/22-23) POINT STREAK 4 games (3x) last: 11/9 - 11/24/18 • Had goal in Beanpot Championship game (2/10) • Three-time Beanpot Champion • Part of the second winningest class in Northeastern history with 86 • Had two goals against UConn (1/18) • Had one goal and two assists against New Hampshire (1/11) • Career-high +8

2018-19: • Played in a career-high 38 games scoring career-highs in goals (10), assists (14) and points (24) • Scored a goal and an assist in season opener vs. Sacred Heart (10/12) • Scored two goals vs. Boston University (11/1) • Recorded a career-high three assists vs. Boston College (3/02) • Helped Northeastern win the Hockey East Championship • Career-high 21 blocked shots

2017-18: • Played in 35 games with seven goals and nine assists • Scored two goals against Sacred Heart (10/6) • Recorded two points (one goal, one assist) against Sacred Heart (10/7) • Potted two goals in back-to-back games against Maine (1/12-13) • Posted career-high .149 shooting percentage

2016-17: • Played in 10 games finishing with one goal and two assists • Recorded an assist in his collegiate debut at Quinnipiac (10/7) • Scored his first collegiate goal at UMass Lowell (1/27).

Before Northeastern: Played the last two seasons in Lincoln (USHL), tallying 79 points (25 goals, 54 assists) in 107 career games … Was third on the team in scoring in 2015-16 with 53 points (21 goals, 32 assists) in 56 games, including five points (one goal, four assists) in the playoffs, which was good for 12th in scoring and 18th in points per game (0.95) in the USHL … Had point streaks of four games or more four times during the year, including a season-long eight-game streak (seven goals, four assists) from Jan. 30 to Feb. 26, and was also tied for 10th in the USHL in power play assists (14) … Named to the USHL/NHL Top Prospects Game, as well as the WJAC U.S. Select Team … Named the USHL Forward of the Week on Oct. 12, 2015.

Personal: Born to Dave and Jackie Jozefek ... Has one sibling ... Business major ... Class of 2020 ... Graduateed with business degree ... Currently persuing a masters degree in business.

Madigan on Jozefek: “Grant is a young man who this year was the 12th leading scorer in the USHL. He played two years in the USHL, the first year he went through some growing pains but he got better and better. He’s an offensive player, really cerebral, and will remind you a little of a McMurtry and Roy who were cerebral. He’s a playmaker who over the last year has become more of a shooter, and he plays really well with any type of player. We are excited about him coming to Northeastern. He played for a coach that we know from Lincoln, we’ve had six or seven players come from Lincoln and we’re thrilled to have him join us.”

CAREER STATISTICS

GP G A Pts SOG SOG% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Blk 2016-17 10 1 2 3 11 .091 4 8 -4 1 0 0 2 2017-18 35 7 9 16 47 .149 2 4 +5 2 0 0 13 2018-19 38 10 14 24 79 .127 9 26 +1 4 0 1 21 2019-20 30 8 10 18 61 .131 5 10 +8 2 0 1 13 TOTAL 113 26 35 61 198 .131 20 48 +10 9 0 2 49

UMass AWARDS: CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS • Hockey East All-Academic Team (2017-18) GOALS 1 (2x) last: at Providence (11/11/17) ASSISTS n/a 2020-21: POINTS 1 (2x) last: at Providence (11/11/17) MULTI-POINT GAMES n/a • Eligible to play immediately SHOTS 2 (8x) last: at New Hampshire (11/3/18) BLOCKS 2 vs. Ohio State (10/21/17) POINT STREAK n/a 2019-20 (UMass): • Did not appear in any games

2018-19 (UMass): • Appeared in 11 games with five shots on goal and one block

2017-18 (UMass): • Saw action in 21 games and scored two goals for two points with 22 shots on goal • Scored first career goal at Arizona State (10/6) • Registered second goal of the season at #8/7 Providence (11/11)

Before UMass: Played two seasons in the Ontario Junior Hockey League (OJHL), with the Toronto Patriots (2014-16) and the Newmarket Hurricanes (2015-17) … Amassed 103 career points on 46 goals and 57 assists over 158 games in the OJHL … In 2016-17 with Newmarket, was second on the team in scoring in goals (23) and assists (20) over 50 games during the regular season and served as an assistant captain … Was the North-East Conference Player of the Month for February 2017 after leading the entire OJHL with 11 goals in 11 games, including six tallies on the power play and a hat trick … In 2015, he won an OJHL title with Toronto, posting 21 regular season points (7 goals, 14 assists) and three assists over 14 playoff contests.

Personal: Son of Joseph and Maria Bozzo … Has two siblings … Graduated from De La Salle College (Toronto, Ontario) in 2014 where he played three sports and was on the honor roll ... Class of 2022.

Why Northeastern? “Business ... Economics ... Management.”

CAREER STATISTICS

GP G A Pts SOG SOG% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Blk 2017-18 (UMass) 21 2 0 2 22 .091 4 8 -2 0 0 0 8 2018-19 (UMass) 11 0 0 0 5 .000 2 4 -1 0 0 0 1 2019-20 (UMass) ------TOTAL 32 2 0 2 27 .074 6 12 -3 0 0 0 9

2019-20: CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS • Played in 33 games as a freshman with 13 blocks GOALS n/a • Helped Huskies win Beanpot and Belpot ASSISTS n/a POINTS n/a MULTI-POINT GAMES n/a Before Northeastern: Ranked No. 184 among SHOTS 5 vs. Dartmouth (12/14/19) BLOCKS 2 (3x) last: at Boston University (3/7/20) North American prospects by NHL Central Scouting … POINT STREAK n/a Appeared in 62 games for the Green Bay Gamblers (USHL) in 2018-19, notching eight goals and 21 assists … Led or tied for lead among team defensemen in goals, assists, and points (29) … Finished 2018-19 top-20 in the USHL in points among defensemen … Skated for the Gamblers in 2017-2018 as well, scoring two and assisting nine in 53 games while recording a plus-eight rating.

Madigan on Spott: “Tyler has really grown and blossomed after playing three years of junior hockey as a puck moving defenseman. He’s very smart and skilled as a pass-first defenseman out of his own zone. He’s someone who is under sized, but uses real good technique. He has continued to get better and better, we are excited that Tyler will be a part of our program. With his smart puck moving ability, and his two-way play on the back end, he should be a contributor on both sides of the puck. He should help fill in the void left by the departure of Davies and Williams this past season.”

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GP G A Pts SOG SOG% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Blk 2019-20 33 0 0 0 16 .000 5 10 -4 0 0 0 13 TOTAL 33 0 0 0 16 .000 5 10 -4 0 0 0 13

AWARDS: CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS • Hockey East All-Academic Team (2019-20) GOALS 1 at Union (NY) (10/12/19) ASSISTS 1 (3x) last: at Vermont (2/29/20) POINTS 1 (4x) last: at Vermont (2/29/20) 2019-20: MULTI-POINT GAMES n/a SHOTS 3 at UConn (1/3/20) • Recorded first career goal against Union (10/12) BLOCKS 2 (2x) last: at UMass Lowell (2/14/20) • Played in all 34 games as a freshman POINT STREAK n/a • First career assist on game winning goal against Harvard in Beanpot semifinals (2/3) • Helped Northeastern win their third straight Beanpot Championship

Before Northeastern: Drafted in the seventh round of the 2018 NHL Draft by the New York Rangers (216th overall) … Was ranked No. 113 by NHL Central Scouting and No. 122 by Future Considerations … Played the 2018-2019 season in the BCHL for Victoria Grizzlies (68 games) … Recorded four different point streaks of at least four games during the 2018-2019 season … Finished the BCHL season with 58 points on 24 goals and 34 assists, the fourth-most by a rookie in each respective category … His eight power play goals were tied for second-most by a rookie.

Madigan on Hughes: “Riley comes to our program with some very good skill, and as a tremendous skater. He has very good acceleration and top-end speed. Riley has the ability to finish, and this year in Victoria’s offense, his skill set came together, putting up a tremendous offensive year as well as improving his play away from the puck. We anticipate Riley to come in and be an offensive contributor right off the bat. He’s got tremendous shot off the rush, can score from far out, and score in around the net. His speed will be good for our team and creating turnovers in that offensive zone, or utilizing the speed entering the zone to beat defenders wide. It’s nice to have someone with that outside speed, which we haven’t had in a couple years.”

CAREER STATISTICS

GP G A Pts SOG SOG% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Blk 2019-20 34 1 3 4 26 .038 7 25 -8 0 0 0 8 TOTAL 34 1 3 4 26 .038 7 25 -8 0 0 0 8

AWARDS: CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS • Hockey East All-Academic Team (2019-20) GOALS n/a ASSISTS 1 vs. UMass Lowell (2/15/20) 2019-20: POINTS 1 vs. UMass Lowell (2/15/20) MULTI-POINT GAMES n/a • Recorded first career point against UMass Lowell (2/15) SHOTS 2 (2x) last: at Vermont (2/28/20) • Helped the Huskies win their third straight BLOCKS 1 vs. Boston University (3/6/20) n/a Beanpot Championship POINT STREAK

Before Northeastern: Played the 2018-2019 season in the USHL for Madison Capitols (61 games) … Fin- ished the season with 25 points (15 goals, 10 assists), the third-most points and second-most goals by any forward on the team … Third on the team in points per game (0.41) among left wings … Made 50 appearances for the Austin Bruins (NAHL) in 2017-2018, recording 17 goals and 10 assists … Also played in three games for the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders (USHL) in the 17-18 season, adding two assists.

Madigan on Mella: “Alex rounded out his two-way game in the USHL this year. He’s very good in the fore- check, heavy and strong on pucks, has the ability to win puck battles and the ability to score in around the net. We look forward to Alex being part of this program. He’s a blend of a power forward and being able to contribute on both sides of the puck for our program.”

CAREER STATISTICS

GP G A Pts SOG SOG% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Blk 2019-20 14 0 1 1 6 .000 0 0 -1 0 0 0 1 TOTAL 14 0 1 1 6 .000 0 0 -1 0 0 0 1

AWARDS: CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS • Team Most Improved Player (2020) GOALS 1 (8x) last: at Vermont (2/28/20) • Hockey East All-Academic Team (2019-20) ASSISTS 1 (5x) last: at Vermont (2/28/20) POINTS 2 at Vermont (2/28/20) MULTI-POINT GAMES 1 at Vermont (2/28/20) 2019-20: SHOTS 3 (2x) last: vs. Boston University (2/10/20) BLOCKS 2 (2x) last: vs. UMass Lowell (2/15/20) • Scored first career goal in first career home game vs. POINT STREAK 4 12/14/19 - 1/11/20 UMass (10/15) • Tallied a goal against Colgate en route to winning the 2019 Friendship Four (11/30) • Played in all 34 games as a freshman • Had a team high .308 shot percentage

Before Northeastern: Played the 2018-2019 season in the USHL for Youngstown Phantoms (60 games) under Northeastern’s former assistant coach Gene Reilly (2004-2008) … Finished the campaign with 38 points (14 goals, 24 assists), good for fourth-most on the team … Named the Bauer Hockey NAHL For- ward of the Month in February 2018 after totaling 11 points (five goals, six assists) in just eight games, including four multi-point games … Earned a spot on the Selects White Team at the 2018 NAHL Top Prospects Tournament … In 2017-2018, appeared in 53 NAHL games for Northeast Generals … Was tied for fifth on the team with 43 points (17 goals, 26 assists) … His 10 power play assists were good for the second most on the team in the 2017-2018 season.

Madigan on DeMelis: “Matt is a very skilled center. He has the ability to distribute as well as score by himself. He gives us a lot of flexibility, since he can play both center or on the wing and he sees the ice extremely well. He has the ability to distribute well with his vision, in and around the net, and use his broad vision coming through center ice carrying the puck. His game has grown defensively over the last couple years by playing junior hockey and now he understands how to play a 200-foot game.”

CAREER STATISTICS

GP G A Pts SOG SOG% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Blk 2019-20 34 8 5 13 26 .308 2 4 -3 0 0 1 9 TOTAL 34 8 5 13 26 .308 2 4 -3 0 0 1 9

CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS AWARDS: • Hockey East All-Academic Team (2019-20) GOALS n/a ASSISTS 1 vs. Boston University (11/10/17) • Hockey East All-Academic Team (2018-19) POINTS 1 vs. Boston University (11/10/17) • Hockey East All-Academic Team (2017-18) MULTI-POINT GAMES n/a SHOTS 2 vs. Merrimack (11/30/18) • AHCA All-American Scholar (2017-18) BLOCKS 3 (twice) lalst: vs. RIT (11/24/18) POINT STREAK n/a 2019-20: • Played in seven games • Registered a +1 on the season

2018-19: • Played in 10 games registering a career-high +3 • Blocked seven shots • Helped the Huskies win a Hockey East Championship

2017-18: • Appeared in 13 games as a freshman • Recorded first point against Boston University (11/10) • Blocked seven shots

Before Northeastern: Appeared in 53 games over two seasons in the USPHL Premier League, finishing with six goals and 12 assists from the blue line … Logged three goals and six assists in 23 games during 2016-17, helping the Jr. Bruins to a 33-12-0 record and third place in the conference standings … Had four power play points (two goals, two assists), and also scored one game-winning goal … Also played two seasons at Noble & Greenough School, recording 16 goals and 22 assists in 55 games during the 2013-14 and 2014-15 seasons.

Personal: Son of Joseph and Julie ... Joseph played basketball at Harvard from 1980-85 and Julie played tennis at Fordham from 1981-85 ... Both parents are in their schools hall of fame ... Has two siblings named J.D. and Courtney ... J.D. played hockey at Clarkson then transferred to Boston University 2011-15 and is now a professional golfer ... Courtney was on the Stanford crew team from 2011-15 ... Earned Undergradu- ate degree from Northeastern Magna Cum Laude with a major in finance and minor in economics in 2020 ... Currently pursuing a Masters degree in finance. CAREER STATISTICS

GP G A Pts SOG SOG% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Blk 2017-18 13 0 1 1 6 .000 2 4 +1 0 0 0 7 2018-19 10 0 0 0 3 .000 1 2 +3 0 0 0 7 2019-20 7 0 0 0 0 .000 2 4 +1 0 0 0 1 TOTAL 30 0 1 1 9 .000 5 10 +5 0 0 0 15 @GoNUmhockey // // #HowlinHuskies 23 NORTHEASTERN HUSKIES HOCKEY Michael KESSELRING 23 Freshman | Defense | 6-4 | 205 | Right | New Hampton, N.H. | Fargo (USHL)

2019-20: CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS • Played in all 34 games as a freshman with two goals GOALS 1 (2x) last:vs. UMass Lowell (2/15/20) and three assists ASSISTS 1 (3x) last: vs. Boston University (2/10/20) POINTS 1 (5x) last: vs. UMass Lowell (2/15/20) • Scored first collegiate goal against MULTI-POINT GAMES n/a Providence (11/16) SHOTS 5 at Union (NY) (10/11/19) BLOCKS 3 (3x) last: vs. Dartmouth (12/14/19) • Dished out first career assist against Maine (11/22) POINT STREAK 2 games 11/16 - 11/22/19 • Helped Northeastern win third straight Beanpot Championship

Before Northeastern: Drafted in the sixth round of the 2018 draft by the Edmonton Oilers (164th overall) … Was ranked No. 75 among North American skaters by NHL Central Scouting … Played the 2018-2019 season in the USHL, beginning his campaign with the Des Moines Buccaneers (33 games) and then com- pleting it with the Fargo Force (35 games) … His 34 points last season (12 points with Des Moines) were the most by any defenseman on the Fargo Force … Scored three game winning goals, tied for second on the team.

Madigan on Kesselring: “Mike is an agile defenseman who possesses good stick skills. At 6’ 4”, he gets around the ice extremely well and plays with his eyes up. He’s someone who will support the rush and jump in the rush. He honed his skills in the USHL this year, learning how to take time and space away very well defensively. We expect Mike to come in and contribute offensively and defensively to our program. He’s grown up a lot in this last year, maturing his game in the USHL and we expect him to be someone who logs a lot of minutes.”

CAREER STATISTICS

GP G A Pts SOG SOG% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Blk 2019-20 34 2 3 5 45 .044 12 35 -2 0 0 0 33 TOTAL 34 2 3 5 45 .044 12 35 -2 0 0 0 33

AWARDS: CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS • Team Rookie of the Year Award (2020) GOALS 2 (2x) last: vs. Dartmouth (12/14/19) • Hockey East All-Academic Team (2019-20) ASSISTS 2 (6x) last: at Vermont (2/28/20) POINTS 4 vs. UMass Lowell (2/15/20) • Pro Ambitions Rookie of the Week (12/16/19) MULTI-POINT GAMES 8 last: at Vermont (2/28/20) • NCAA Second Star of the Week (12/17/19) SHOTS 4 vs. Dartmouth (12/14/19) BLOCKS 2 (2x) last: vs. UConn (1/18/20) POINT STREAK 5 games 11/30/19 - 1/6/20 2019-20: • Played in 31 games with 11 goals and 16 assists as a freshman • Recorded first collegiate goal on the power play against UMass (11/2) • Had one goal and two assists in Beanpot Championship win vs. Boston University (2/10) • Knocked in two power-play goals against Merrimack (11/9) • Dished out a trio of assists across home-and-home series with Providence (11/15-16) • Scored a goal and passed out two assists against Maine (11/22)… • Dished out an assist against Colgate en route to winning the 2019 Friendship Four (11/30) • Posted a career-high four points off a pair of goals and two assists against Dartmouth (12/14)

Before Northeastern: Spent the 2018-2019 season in the USHL for Cedar Rapids RoughRiders (56 games) … Finished the season with 49 points (25 goals, 24 assists) … Ranked No. 209 in 2018 by NHL Central Scouting … Held seven separate point streaks of three games or more during the 2018-2019 season … His plus-12 rating was second best on the team among forwards … Earned USHL Player of the Week honors on February 4th, 2019 for scoring three points in three games (two goals, one assist), leading the Rapids to two wins that week.

Madigan on McDonough: “Aidan faced a little adversity early in the season when he was injured, and because of that injury his start was delayed, and then once he got going by the mid-to-late October had a tremendous season. We expect Aidan to come in and challenge for a top role in our club and to contribute offensively right away. He’s someone who has a very good stick, shoots the puck really well, gets the puck off his stick quickly in the slot area, and can score from 25-feet out as well as scoring in around the net.”

CAREER STATISTICS

GP G A Pts SOG SOG% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Blk 2019-20 31 11 16 27 59 .186 5 10 -4 9 0 1 13 TOTAL 31 11 16 27 59 .186 5 10 -4 9 0 1 13

CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS 2019-20: • Scored first collegiate goal against Maine (11/23) GOALS 1 vs. Maine (11/23/19) ASSISTS 1 (4x) last: at UMass Lowell (2/14/20) • Dished out an assist against New Hampshire en route POINTS 1 (5x) last: at UMass Lowell (2/14/20) to winning the 2019 Friendship Four (11/29) MULTI-POINT GAMES n/a vs. Dartmouth (12/14/19) SHOTS 3 (2x) last: at Vermont (2/28/20) • Helped the Huskies win their third straight BLOCKS 2 at Union (NY) (10/12/19) Beanpot Championship POINT STREAK 2 games (2x) last: 12/14/19 - 1/3/20

Before Northeastern: Appeared in 52 games for the Chicago Steel (USHL) in the 2018-19 regular season, tallying 15 goals and 28 assists … Scored five of his 15 goals on the power play … Helped the Steel to the USHL Clark Cup finals, scoring three goals and adding four assists as they won the Eastern Conference and finished second to Sioux Falls … Spent two years with Lawrence Acad- emy (USHS-Prep), amassing 91 points on 40 goals and 51 assists in 56 total games.

Madigan on Shea: “Neil had a tremendous year in the USHL this season, helping advance his team to the Clark Cup Finals. He is a two-way, hard-nosed player up and down the wing, but has the ability to contribute offensively. He drives to the net really hard, will score goals around the net, but will also score from outside. I expect him to give our team a good bit of grittiness, and toughness along the wall, and in battles. He’s someone that battles for every single puck, and we’re excited for what he’s going to bring to the program. We haven’t had this type of player here in a couple years.”

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GP G A Pts SOG SOG% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Blk 2019-20 33 1 4 5 30 .033 3 14 -7 0 0 0 5 TOTAL 33 1 4 5 30 .033 3 14 -7 0 0 0 5

AWARDS: CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS • Beanpot MVP (2020) • Team Broadcaster’s Award (2020) GOALS 3 vs. Merrimack (11/30/18) 3 (3x) last: vs. Dartmouth (12/14/19) • Hockey East All-Tournament Team (2019) ASSISTS POINTS 4 vs. Sacred Heart (10/7/17) • Pro Ambitions Rookie of the Week (10/9/17) MULTI-POINT GAMES 18 last: vs. Providence (1/31/20) SHOTS 6 (2x) last: at Boston University (12/7/19) 2020-21: BLOCKS 3 (2x) last: at Boston University (3/7/20) • Captain POINT STREAK 9 games 11/16/19 - 1/6/20

2019-20: • Assistant Captain • Had a goal in each Beanpot game to help lead the Huskies to their third straight Beanpot Championship (2/3-10) • Was named Beanpot tournament MVP (2/10) • Went four straight games with a power play goal (1/31-2/10) • Had two four game goal streaks during the season (11/16-29, 1/31-2/10) • Put up a career-high 31 points and eight power play goals • Posted a season-high three assists against Dartmouth (12/14) • Had a season-high two goals against UConn (1/3)

2018-19: • Played in all 39 games for the Huskies and had a career-high 15 goals • His 15 goals led the team • Posted career-high shooting pct. at .208 with six game winning goals (tied Northeastern record) and two shorthanded goals • Had game winning goal against Boston University in Hockey East semifinals (3/22) • Helped lead Northeastern to Hockey East Championship

2017-18: • Played in all 38 games as a freshman finishing with five goals and 21 assists • Had three goals and three assists in opening weekend against Sacred Heart (10/6-7) • Tied a season-high with three assists against Boston Univerisity (11/10) • Had an assist in Beanpot Championship game against Boston University (2/12) • Had three goals in Hockey East quarterfinals game vs. UMass (3/9-10)

Before Northeastern: Played the 2016-17 season with Dubuque (USHL), where he was named the 2017 USA Hockey Dave Tyler Junior Player of the Year, USHL Forward of the Year, a USHL First-Team All-Star and USHL Forward of the Week twice … Named to U.S. Junior Select Team for World Junior A Challenge (11/22/16) ... Named to USHL/NHL Top Prospects Game (12/13/16) ... Gold Medal at World Junior A Challenge (12/17/16) … Led the USHL in scoring with 18 goals, 51 assists, shorthanded points (6), shorthanded assists (5), and was second in power play points (27) and game-winning goals (7) … Had a 20-game point streak, the third longest in USHL Tier-I history, between 10/27 and 1/27 with six goals and 26 assists … Recorded at least one point in 46 of his 56 games played in 2016-17 along with 18 multi-point games, including a season high four points on two occasions … In two seasons with Dubuque, Solow appeared in 95 games recording 26 goals and 68 assists, and appeared in the Clark Cup Finals in 2016.

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GP G A Pts SOG SOG% Pen Min +/- PPG SHG GWG Blk 2017-18 38 5 21 26 61 .082 5 10 +9 0 1 1 24 2018-19 39 15 8 23 72 .208 10 20 +4 4 2 6 24 2019-20 34 13 18 31 94 .138 13 34 +1 8 1 3 20 TOTAL 111 33 47 80 227 .145 28 64 +14 12 4 10 68

AWARDS: CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS • Hockey East All-Academic Team (2019-20) • Hockey East All-Academic Team (2018-19) FEWEST SAVES (CG) 2 at Boston College (2/21/20) MOST SAVES 2 at Boston College (2/21/20) • Hockey East All-Academic Team (2016-17) FEWEST GA (CG) 1 at Boston College (2/21/20) MOST GA 1 at Boston College (2/21/20) UNBEATEN STREAK n/a 2019-2020: WINLESS STREAK n/a • Played in two games • Had two saves • Part of the winningest class in Northeastern history with 86

Before Northeastern: Played the last two seasons with the Philadelphia Flyers Elite (USPHLPremier), where he appeared in 41 career games … Appeared in 30 games during the 2015-16 season, going 13- 12-0 with a 3.36 goals against average and .908 save percentage … His 1429:11 minutes were the ninth most in the USPHL, and was also eighth in the league in goals against average among netminders with at least 1000 minutes played … Also played in the USPHLPremier during the 2013-14 season with the P.A.L. Junior Islanders.

Personal: Born to Stuart and Cheryl Frye ... Has one sibling ... Father, Stuart, played hockey at Lake For- est College and was a goaltender in the Boston Bruins organization ... Majored in Economics and Busi- ness Administration ... Class of 2020.

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GP GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Save % W L T Sho PPG SHG 2015-16 ------2017-18 ------2018-19 ------2019-20 2 0 9:16 1 6.47 2 .667 0 0 0 0 0 1 TOTAL 2 0 9:16 1 6.47 2 .667 0 0 0 0 0 1 28 @GoNUmhockey // // #HowlinHuskies NORTHEASTERN HUSKIES HOCKEY Connor MURPHY 3131 Sophmore | Goaltender | 6-4 | 200 | Left | Hudson Falls, N.Y. | Carleton Place (CCHL)

AWARDS: • Hockey East All-Academic Team (2019-20) CAREER HIGHS AND STREAKS FEWEST SAVES (CG) 2 vs. Massachusetts (11/1/19) MOST SAVES 9 at Boston College (2/21/20) 2019-20: FEWEST GA (CG) 0 vs. Massachusetts (11/1/19) • Made first collegiate appearance between the MOST GA 5 at Boston College (2/21/20) pipes against UMass (11/1) UNBEATEN STREAK n/a WINLESS STREAK n/a • Helped the Huskies win their third straight Beanpot Championship

Before Northeastern: Made 61 appearances for Carleton Place (CCHL) in the 2018-19 season, helping them to the regular season title and posting a league-best 2.07 GAA in the regular season, as well as a .917 save percentage and 31-8-3 (W-L-OTL) record … Had a 9-4-1 record, 2.03 GAA, and .922 save percentage in the 2018-19 playoffs as Carleton Place lost in the championship ound,r finishing as runner-up … Won CCHL Player of the Week on March 6 after going 2-0-0 and stopping 53 of 55 shots (1.00 GAA, .964 Save pct.) … Also played for The Topeka RoadRunners and New Jersey Hitmen in 2017-18.

Madigan on Murphy: “Connor had a tremendous year this year. He’s played three years of junior hockey, and as a goaltender that’s really important to have that experience under your belt. He’s gone to an NHL development camp in the past, and we’re excited for him to come in and compete and challenge for a po- sition. He’s a big goaltender, very athletic, plays the puck very well, moves his lower body really well, and he’s someone that is looking forward to the opportunity getting to college.”

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GP GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Save % W L T Sho PPG SHG 2015-16 ------2017-18 ------2018-19 ------2019-20 2 0 42:38 5 7.04 11 .688 0 0 0 0 1 0 TOTAL 2 0 42:38 5 7.04 11 .688 0 0 0 0 1 0 @GoNUmhockey // // #HowlinHuskies 29 NORTHEASTERN HUSKIES HOCKEY Michael OUTZEN 77 Freshman | Forward | 6-0 | 185 | Left | Lone Tree, Co. | New Jersey (NAHL)

Before Northeastern: Played for the NAHL New Jersey Junior Titans from 2018-20 appearing in 106 games with 33 goals and 55 assists ... Was at USHS-Prep Cushing Academy from 2016-18 scoring 25 goals and 23 assists in 64 games .... Also played for the MHSL-U18 Eastern Mass Senators in 2017-18 scoring four goals and three assists in eight games ... Was with the Boston Jr. Bruins of the MHSL-U18 in 2016-17 and had nine goals with six assists in 14 games ... Selected for the USA Hockey National Camp in 2014, 2015 and 2016.

Personal: Son of David and Nikki ... David is a real estate appraiser ... Has one sibling ... Class of 2024.

Why Northeastern? “I chose Northeastern because the hockey program is one of the best in the country and it is a prestigious school. I also love the Boston area.”

Favorite memory? Four goals against Mid-Fairfield in the 2018 USHS national championship.

Before Northeastern: Played two seasons with the Dubuque Fighting Saints of the USHL putting up 34 goals with 65 assists in 110 games ... Was named to the All-USHL Second-Team his final season ... Was on honor roll all four years of high school ... In 2017-18 played 54 games for the OJHL St. Michael’s Buzzers putting up 33 goals and 25 assists ... Was named the OJHL Rook- ie of the Year and OJHL First-Team All-Prospect ... In 2016-17 played for the GTMMHL Mississauga Rebels putting up 36 goals with 82 assists in 73 games and winning the GTMMHL Championship.

Personal: Son of Paul and Dana ... Paul played junior hockey, college hockey and then professionally in North America and Eu- rope ... Has two siblings including Northeastern teammate and twin brother Ty ... Class of 2024.

Why Northeastern? “I really like the coaching staff ... The school offers strong academics ... I like the location.”

Favorite memory? Having a natural hat trick in the OJHL

Before Northeastern: Played the last two seasons with the USHL Chicago Steel and put up 46 goals with 54 assists in 105 games ... He ranked fifth his final season in the USHL in goals, goals per game and points ... Ended his career second in all-time goals for the Chicago Steel while helping lead them to the 2019 USHL Eastern Conference Championship ... USHL 2019-20 Anderson Cup Champions ... Played in the Biosteel All-American Game ... Fontaine is also an accomplished lacrosse player and was All-ISL Hockey and Lacrosse at Lawrence Academy.

Personal: Son of Deborah Tancrell ... Deborah is a school teacher and played softball at Slippery Rock University ... Has two sisters including Skylar who is on the Northeastern Women’s Hockey Team and Alex Tancrell-Fontaine who played hockey at Union College and has run three marathons ... Grandpa played baseball at Providence College ... Class of 2024.

Why Northeastern? “Athletics ... Academics ... Location.”

Favorite Memory? Scoring 26 goals and 31 assists in just 45 games for the Chicago Steel. Ty JACKSON 1414 Freshman | Forward | 5-8 | 160 | Left | Oakville, Ontario | Dubuque (USHL) Before Northeastern: Played the two seasons in the USHL with the Dubuque Fighting Saints scoring 32 goals and 66 assists ... Was named to the All-USHL Third-Team in his final season while finishing third in the league with 58 points and led the USHL with 41 assists ... Ty was also named to the USHL All-Academic Team during the 2018-19 season and was on the honor roll all four years of high school ... He played in the 2018-19 USHL/NHL top prospects game ... In 2017-18 Ty played 54 games for the St. Michael’s Buzzers putting up 17 games with 36 assists and was named to the OJHL First-Team All-Prospects ... In 2016-17 had 35 goals and 52 assists in 54 games for the GTMMHL Mississauga Rebels and winning the GTMMHL Championship.

Personal: Son of Paul and Dana ... Paul played junior hockey, college hockey and then professionally in North America and Europe ... Has two siblings including Northeastern teammate and twin brother Dylan ... Class of 2024.

Why Northeastern? “Great coaching staff that I can learn a lot from both inside and outside of the arena ... Strong academic school while offering a great hockey program ... Boston has an exciting big city feel to it that reminds me of home.”

Favorite memory? While playing U14 scoring five goal in a game and in the OJHL having a three goal and two assist night.

2020-21: • Invited to 2021 U.S. National Junior Team Evaluation Camp at USA Hockey Arena

Before Northeastern: Played 55 games for the USHL Chicago Steel the last two seasons putting up 31 goals and 30 assists ... In 2019-20 he notched 28 goals with 30 assists in 44 games ... Was third in USHL in points with 58 and led the USHL with a +32 ... 2019-2020 USHL Anderson Cup Champions ... Invited to 2020 World Junior Summer Showcase ... Played in 2020 BioSteel All-Amer- ican Game ... Was with Lawrence Academy for prep hockey and had 34 goals and 70 assists ... Varsity hockey MVP for 2018-19 at Lawrence Academy ... Had hat trick in inaugural Frost Cup in Dallas, Texas ... Won bronze medal with Team USA in the 2019 World Jr. A Challenge.

Personal: Son of Mark and Karen ... Parents are restaurant owners ... His cousin Michael Weaver played hockey at Nichols College ... Class of 2024.

Why Northeastern? “Hockey program ... Beanpot ... Great academics.”

Favorite memory? Scoring 58 points in USHL playing for the Chicago Steel in 2019-20. Steven AGRIOGIANIS 24 Freshman | Forward | 5-9 | 170 | Right | East Hanover, N.J. | Nanaimo (BCHL) Before Northeastern: Played for the BCHL Nanaimo Clippers in 2019-20 scoring 17 goals and 22 assists in 51 games helping lead them to the 2020 BCHL Island Division title ... Named 2020 Nanaimo Clippers Most Valuable Forward ... Was with the USHL Lincoln Stars for the 2018-19 season putting up four goals and eleven assists in 56 games ... Also played for the USHL Cedar Rap- ids Roughriders, Omaha Lancers and the Central Illinois Flying Aces during the 2017-18 season and in 53 combined games, he had four goals and 14 assists ... During the 2016-17 season, Agriogianis was a part of the Roughriders nailing five goals and 11 assists over 34 games ... Was an honor roll student all four years of high school and led Delbarton High School with 34 points in 28 games during the 2014-15 season.

Personal: Son of Robert and Heather ... Robert is a financial consultant and Heather is a egisteredr nurse ... Has one sibling ... Uncle Jesse Novalis played baseball at Lehigh University ... Uncle Jonathan Novalis played baseball at Fairfield University ... Finance major ... Class of 2024.

Why Northeastern? “I chose Northeastern because the hockey program offers a great opportunity to compete for championships ... Northeastern’s hockey program has rich history and it is an honor to be a part of it ... I am also excited to be a part of the prestigious academic programs that Northeastern offers.”

Before Northeastern: Played the 2019-20 season for the Victoria Grizzlies of the BCHL and put up eight goals with 20 assists in 28 games ... With St. Sebastian’s School of the USHS-Prep league from 2015-19 and accumulated 12 goals with 36 assists ... Named to the 2019 All-ISL hockey team ... Davenport also played with the Boston Jr. Eagles of the EHF 18U Elite for 11 games in 2018-19 and had three goals and three assists.

Personal: Son of John and Micole ... John is a Northeastern alum and is in property management ... Has one sibling ... Class of 2024.

Why Northeastern? “The explore program boasted a wide array of optionality that made diving into multiple majors easy and stream- lined ... Great hockey team and coaching staff that I wished to be a part of ... The fact that it’s in Boston and close to home.”

Before Northeastern: Played for the CCHL Carleton Place Canadians in 2019-20 and led the league with a 1.47 GAA, and a .941 Save pct. while having eight shutouts in 37 games and helping the Canadians to first place .... Named CJHL Player of the Year and CJHL MVP ... Also earned the CJHL Top Goalie Award, the CJHL Top Rookie Award, the CCHL MVP Award, the CCHL Top Prospect Award, the CCHL Goaltender of the Year Award, the CCHL Lowest GAA Award and was named to the CCHL First All-Star Team ... Also had accolades in September (2019) and January (2020) being named the CCHL Goaltender of the Month ... Played in the 2020 CJHL Top Prospects Game and the 2019 CCHL All-Star Game ... Played for Team Canada East in the 2019 World Junior A Challenge (WJAC) Tournament and earned MVP honors while leading them to the silver medal ... From 2016-19, Levi played for the Lac St-Louis Lions of the QMAAA and was awarded the LMAAAQ Patrick Roy Trophy in 2019 for the best defensive player in the playoffs with a .937 save pct and a 2.49 GAA, named the 2019 MAAA Ken Dryden Trophy for Best Goalie Prospect in the League, chosen for the MAAA First All-Star Team in 2018 and 2019, and was a two-time recipient of the FAEQ/Montreal Canadiens’ Foundation Award and Scholarship for Athletic and Academic Excellence, 2018 winner of the MAAA Governor’s Award for Student Athlete of the Year and 2018 Winner of the Daniel Briere award for Best Hockey and Academic Achievement.

Personal: Son of Laurent and Eta ... Has one sibling ... Both father and brother played midget hockey ... Computer science major ... Class of 2024.

Why Northeastern? “Excellent hockey culture and reputation ... Prestigious academic institution ... To play for Coach Madigan.”

Favorite memory? 2019 World Junior A Challenge only letting in three goals on 80 shots and being named the Tournament MVP while winning the Silver Medal ... Awarded the LMAAAQ Patrick Roy Trophy in Midget AAA after winning a best of five playoff series in overtime and breaking the record for most saves ever in a 60 minute Quebec Midget AA game with 64 saves on 65 shots. @GoNUmhockey // // #HowlinHuskies 33 NORTHEASTERN HUSKIES HOCKEY

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NORTHEASTERN’S 1982 NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAM NORTHEASTERN’S 1988 NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAM

In arguably the finest year in Husky hockey history, Northeastern The 1988 season ended prematurely for the Huntington Hounds, earned a third-place trophy in the 1982 NCAA Tournament. Entry as the team was upstaged in the first round of NCAA action by into the Big Dance came via ECAC regular season and tournament underdogs-turned-spoilers, Merrimack College. After a season in domination and the intrepid play of junior goaltender Mark Davidner, which the Huskies won 20 games in Hockey East, won the Hockey senior defenseman Jeff Hiltz, and senior forwards Paul McDougall and East Tournament title and garnered their fourth Beanpot championship, Gerry Cowie. The first round began against Bowling Green in a two coach Fern Flaman’s team was eliminated by the Warriors in a two- game, total goal series. The two teams tied the in first game 2-2. The game, total goals series. The Huskies won the first game 5-3 after next evening, the Huskies would advance to the final four thanks to Bob erupting for four goals in the third period. The Huskies had five different Averill’s overtime game winner and a 3-2 victory. The Huskies traveled goal scorers and Kevin Heffernan had three assists. The next night, the to Providence to face the North Dakota Fighting Sioux on March 25 Huskies were in control with a 3-2 lead headed into the third period. in the final four. North Dakota pounced on the Huskies early, opening However, in the final frame, Merrimack scored five unanswered goals, up a four goal lead after two periods and eventually advancing with including two in the final three minutes for the series victory. The loss a 6-2 victory en route to the national championship. NU claimed the concluded the college careers of two-time All-American goalie Bruce third-place trophy via a 10-4 win over New Hampshire in the prelude Racine and Heffernan, NU’s ninth all-time leading scorer. to the national championship game two days later. In the consolation game, Scot McKenney scored a hat trick and added an assist for a four-point game.

Back Row: Mitch Handler, Charley Marshall, Jim Madigan, Walter Kennedy, Don Back Row: Dave Caruso, CJ Marottolo, Dave Pecararo, Robbie Grant, Harry Mews, McCabe, Brad Cowie, Glen Giovanucci, Rick Turnbull, Alan Barth. Rob Cowie, Paul Russo, Mike Errico, Dennis Leroux, Brian Thomson, Rico Rossi, Ben Miller. Middle Row: David Twombly, Fern Flaman, Gary Fay, Jim Averill, Phil Rich, Brian Fahringer, Randy Bucyk, Moe Pasinato, Bob Wieczorek, Bob Averill, Ken Manchurek, Middle Row: Fern Flaman, Jim Madigan, Peter Schure, Chuck Forselius, Steve Craig Frank, John Leard, Don McKenney. Schofield, Andy May, Brian Sullivan, Dave Buda, Martin Raus, Peter Massey, Mike Jankowski, Tom Mutch, Will Averill, Don McKenney. Front Row: Mark Davidner, Paul Iskyan, Scot McKenney, Jeff Hiltz, Tim Marshall, Paul Filipe, Paul McDougall, Gerry Cowie, George Demetroulakos. Front Row: Kevin Heffernan, Mike McDougall, Joe MacInnis, David O’Brien, Bruce Racine, Claude Lodin, Jay Valade, Tom Bivona, Brian Dowd. Northeastern vs. Bowling Green Northeastern vs. Merrimack March 19, 1982 at Matthews Arena • NCAA Quarters (2 Game; Total Goals Series) March 18, 1988 at Matthews Arena • NCAA First Round • (2 Game; Total Goals Series) Northeastern 2 0 0 - 2 Northeastern 0 1 4 - 5 Bowling Green 2 0 0 - 2 Merrimack 1 2 0 - 3

Northeastern 0 1 1 1 3 Bowling Green 1 1 0 0 2

Northeastern vs. North Dakota Northeastern vs. Merrimack March 25, 1982 at Providence Civic Center • NCAA Semifinal March 18, 1988 at Matthews Arena • NCAA First Round • (2 Game; Total Goals Series) North Dakota 2 2 2 - 6 Merrimack 0 2 5 - 7 Northeastern 0 0 2 - 2 Northeastern 2 1 0 - 3

Northeastern vs. New Hampshire March 27, 1982 at Providence Civic Center • NCAA Consolation Northeastern 2 5 3 - 10 New Hampshire 0 1 3 - 4

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NORTHEASTERN’S 1994 NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAM NORTHEASTERN’S 2009 NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAM

The 1994 championship bracket held a plethora of familiar foes In 2009, Northeastern returned to the NCAA Tournament after a for Northeastern. Hockey East opponents UMass Lowell and New 14-year hiatus in what had become one of the most successful Hampshire as well as Beanpot rivals BU and Harvard joined the seasons in Huskies history. Head coach Greg Cronin guided the Huskies in the field of 12. Northeastern received an at-large bid Huskies to a 25-11-4 record and a second-place finish in Hockey to the tournament after advancing to the Hockey East semifinals East with an 18-6-3 mark. After dispatching Massachusetts in following a quarterfinal sweep of Providence and a strong overall the Hockey East quarterfinals, the Huskies lost to UMass Lowell record of 19-12-7. NU’s hopes were short-lived, however, as the in overtime in the semis. Despite the loss, the Huskies earned an Huskies were ousted in the first round by eventual-champion Lake at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament and were awarded the No. 2 Superior State. Led by goalie Blaine Lacher, the Lakers dispatched seed in the Midwest Regional in Grand Rapids, Mich. The Huskies the Huskies, 6-5, in an exciting, high-scoring game which ended faced Cornell in the opening round and started strong with a 2-0 15 seconds into sudden-death overtime. Replays showed that a lead on goals by Louis Liotti and Steve Silva. But Cornell responded Dan Lupo shot crossed the goal line in the third period, but the with three unanswered goals, including the game-winner with just apparent go-ahead tally for NU was ruled a Lacher save. It was 18 seconds remaining in regulation, to end Northeastern’s Frozen the second time in NU history that the Huskies had lost to the Four hopes. It was the final game for Huskies All-American goalie eventual national champion (North Dakota - 1982). Brad Thiessen, who went on to sign with the Pittsburgh Penguins of the NHL. IRONWORKERS LOCAL #7

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NORTHEASTERN’S 2016 NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAM NORTHEASTERN’S 2018 NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAM

It was a tale of two seasons for the 2015-16 Northeastern hockey team, Northeastern returned to the NCAA Tournament for the second time in who rebounded from a 1-11-2 start to finish the season 21-3-3, including three seasons during a 2017-18 campaign that saw the Huskies log their a 13-game winning streak that was the longest in program history and a most wins since 2009 with a 23-10-5 overall record. Using the program’s 14-game unbeaten streak (13-0-1) that was also the longest in team history, first Beanpot title in 30 years as a springboard to seven-straight victories culminating in the program’s first Hockey East championship since 1988. down the stretch run of the season, the Huskies earned an at-large bid After knocking off No. 5/4 Boston College and No. 8 UMass Lowell on to the national tournament as the No. 3 seed in the Northeast Regional, consecutive nights to capture the program’s second Hockey East title, the earning a matchup with Michigan. Huskies earned the league’s automatic berth into the national tournament. Northeastern drew the No. 4 seed in the Midwest Regional and a trip to But, despite digging its way out of two one-goal deficits, Northeastern Cincinnati for a date with North Dakota, the No. 3 overall seed. didn’t have an answer for Michigan’s tally with 4:30 remaining in the game as the Wolverines ended the Huskies’ season, 3-2. Nolan Stevens put the Huskies on top early with his 20th goal of the season just 3:07 into the game, but the Fighting Hawks responded with Senior Dylan Sikura netted his career-best 22nd goal at 18:04 of the three goals over the next 11 minutes of the contest. UND added two more second period, and junior Eric Williams leveled the score at 2-2 at 12:01 goals in the second period before the teams traded tallies in the third, of the third period on a lightning-quick wrister from the right boards. including one from Matt Benning, to send North Dakota to a 6-2 victory Michigan’s Cooper Marody scored twice for the Wolverines, including the over NU. The Fighting Hawks went on to win the national championship, game-winner at 15:30 of the third as Michigan continued its journey to a with Northeastern being the only team to hold a lead on North Dakota Frozen Four appearance. during the tournament.

Back Row: Robert Moura (Equipment Manager), Lincoln Griffin, Brendan Collier, Jake Back Row: Mark Mastone (Athletic Trainer), Austin Goldstein, Eetu Selanne, Schechter, Logan Day, Dylan Sikura, Garret Cockerill, Will Messa, Patrick Schule, Biagio Lerario, Drew Blackmun, Ryan Solomon, Bobby Hampton, Drew Carrabino, Mike Jamieson, Rob Beshere (Manager) John Picking, Brandon Schultz, Robert Moura (Equipment Manager)

Middle Row: Ed Walsh (Goaltending Coach), Mike McKenney (Athletic Trainer), Middle Row: Will Messa (Student Assistant Coach), Jason Smith (Assistant Jason Smith (Assistant Coach), Dalen Hedges, Tanner Pond, Adam Gaudette, Trevor Coach), Patrick Jordan, Grant Jozefek, Jeremy Davies, Ryan Shea, Eric Williams, Owens, Jason Cotton, Nolan Stevens, Sam Kurker, Ryan Rosenthal, John Barry, Eric Matt Filipe, Collin Murphy, Brandon Hawkins, Patrick Schule, Zach Solow, Jim Williams, Dustin Darou, Colton Saucerman, Jim Madigan (Head Coach), Jerry Keefe Madigan (Fernie Flaman Men’s Hockey Coach), Jerry Keefe (Associate Head (Associate Head Coach), Mike McLaughlin (Director of Operations) Coach), Mike McLaughlin (Director of Operations)

Front Row: Ryan Ruck, Jarrett Fennell, Matt Benning, Kevin Roy, Derick Roy, Mike Front Row: Jake Theut, Lincoln Griffin, Garrett Cecere, Nolan Stevens, Cayden McMurtry, John Stevens, Zach Aston-Reese, Jake Theut Primeau, Dylan Sikura, Adam Gaudette, Trevor Owens, Ryan Ruck Northeastern vs. North Dakota Northeastern vs. Michigan March 25, 2016 at U.S. Bank Arena (Cincinnati, Ohio) • NCAA First Round March 24, 2018 at DCU Center (Worcester, Mass.) • NCAA First Round North Dakota 3 2 1 - 6 Michigan 0 1 2 - 3 Northeastern 1 0 1 - 2 Northeastern 0 1 1 - 2

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NORTHEASTERN’S 2019 NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAM

Expected by many to be a rebuilding year on Huntington Avenue, the Huskies responded with a record-breaking season in 2018-19. The team finished the year 27-11-1, good for the most victories in single-season history, becoming the 14th team to ever win both the Beanpot and the Hockey East championship in the same season.

The Huskies claimed the No. 2 seed in the NCAA tournament after one of their most successful seasons ever. Paced by outstanding team performances and the Mike Richter Award-winning goaltender Cayden Primeau, the Huskies reached their seventh NCAA tournament, and third in the last four seasons, squaring off against the No. 3 seed Cornell. Northeastern started behind the game early letting up four unanswered goals in the first two periods. After recording a power-play goal from Liam Pecarraro, the Huskies could not climb any closer, ultimately falling 5-1.

Primeau and defenseman Jeremy Davies were both named CCM/ACHA All-Americans prior to signing professional contracts.

Back Row: Mark Mastone (Athletic Trainer), Eetu Selanne, Drew Blackmun, Bobby Hampton, Billy Carrabino, AJ Villella, Julian Kislin, Matt Thomson, Austin Goldstein, Louis Finocchiaro (Team Manager)

Middle Row: Matt McCue (Strength and Conditioning Coach), Ed Walsh (Goaltending Coach), Robert Moura (Equipment Manager), Jason Smith (Assistant Coach), Grant Jozefek, Austin Plevy, Biagio Lerario, Matt Filipe, Jordan Harris, Tyler Madden, Zach Solow, Jim Madigan (Fernie Flaman Men’s Hockey Coach, Jerry Keefe (Associate Head Coach), Mike McLaughlin (Director of Operations)

Front Row: Nick Scarpa, Curtis Frye, Liam Pecararo, Patrick Schule, John Picking, Eric Williams, Ryan Shea, Jeremy Davies, Lincoln Griffin, Brandon Hawkins, Cayden Primeau, Ryan Ruck

Northeastern vs. Cornell March 30, 2019 at Dunkin’ Donuts Center (Providence, R.I.) • NCAA First Round Cornell 1 3 1 - 5 Northeastern 0 1 0 - 1

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HOCKEY EAST CHAMPIONS NORTHEASTERN’S HOCKEY EAST PLAYOFF HISTORY

2020 ...... Canceled 1985 2005 Quarters (two games, mini game)...Providence 3, Northeastern 2 Quarters (best of three)...... New Hampshire 6, Northeastern 1 2019 ...... NORTHEASTERN ...... Providence 3, Northeastern 0 ...... New Hampshire 4, Northeastern 0 2018 ...... Boston University 2017 ...... UMass Lowell 1986 2007 2016 ...... NORTHEASTERN Quarters (two games, total goals)....UMass Lowell 4, Northeastern 2 Quarters (best of three)...... Boston College 3, Northeastern 0 2015 ...... Boston University ...... Northeastern 4, UMass Lowell 3 ...... Boston College 7, Northeastern 1 2014 ...... UMass Lowell 2013 ...... UMass Lowell 1987 2008 2012 ...... Boston College Quarters (single game)...... Northeastern 3, Boston University 2 Quarters (best of three)...... Vermont 1, Northeastern 0. 2011 ...... Boston College Semifinals...... Boston College 9, Northeastern 3 ...... Northeastern 2, Vermont 1 (OT) 2010 ...... Boston College ...... Vermont 4, Northeastern 1 2009 ...... Boston University 1988 Semifinals (two games, total goals)....Northeastern 3, UMass Lowell 1 2009 2008 ...... Boston College ...... UMass Lowell 2, Northeastern 1 Quarters (best of three)...... Massachusetts 2, Northeastern 1 2007 ...... Boston College CHAMPIONSHIP...... Northeastern 4, Maine 3 ...... Northeastern 4, Massachusetts 1 2006 ...... Boston University ...... Northeastern 3, Massachusetts 2 (OT) 2005 ...... Boston College 1989 Semifinals...... UMass Lowell 3, Northeastern 2 (OT) 2004 ...... Maine Quarters (single game)... Northeastern 5, New Hampshire 4 (OT) 2003 ...... New Hampshire Semifinals...... Maine 3, Northeastern 2 (OT) 2011 2002 ...... New Hampshire Third Place...... Providence 3, Northeastern 2 Quarters (best of three)...... Northeastern 4, Boston University 2 ...... Boston University 5, Northeastern 2 2001 ...... Boston College ...... Northeastern 5, Boston University 4 2000 ...... Maine 1990 Quarters (best of three)...... Northeastern 4, Boston University 3 Semifinals...... Boston College 5, Northeastern 4 1999 ...... Boston College ...... Boston University 5, Northeastern 2 1998 ...... Boston College ...... Boston University 5, Northeastern 3 2014 1997 ...... Boston University Quarters (best of three)...... New Hampshire 1, Northeastern 0 1996 ...... Providence 1991 ...... Northeastern 5, New Hampshire 4 (OT) 1995 ...... Boston University Quarters (single game)...... Northeastern 6, Boston College 5 ...... New Hampshire 5, Northeastern 4 1994 ...... Boston University Semifinals...... Maine 4, Northeastern 3 (OT) 1993 ...... Maine 2015 1992 Opening Round (best of three)..... Merrimack 3, Northeastern 2 (OT) 1992 ...... Maine ...... New Hampshire 4, Northeastern 2 ...... Merrimack 2, Northeastern 1 (2 OT) 1991 ...... Boston University Quarters (single game) 1990 ...... Boston College 1993 2016 1989 ...... Maine Quarters (two games, total goals)...... Maine 6, Northeastern 1 Opening Round (best of three)...... Northeastern 3, Maine 2 (OT) 1988 ...... NORTHEASTERN ...... Maine 9, Northeastern 5 ...... Northeastern 4, Maine 3 (OT) 1987 ...... Boston College Quarters (best of three)...... Northeastern 3, Notre Dame 1 1986 ...... Boston University 1994 ...... Northeastern 6, Notre Dame 4 Quarters (best of three)...... Northeastern 4, Providence 3 Semifinals...... Northeastern 5, Boston College 4 ...... Northeastern 2, Providence 1 (OT) Championship...... Northeastern 3, UMass Lowell 2 Semifinals...... Boston University 5, Northeastern 2 HOCKEY EAST AWARD WINNERS Third Place...... Northeastern 4, New Hampshire 4 2017 Opening Round (best of three).....Northeastern 3, Connecticut 1 1995 ...... Northeastern 6, Connecticut 2 Quarters (single game) ...... UMass Lowell 5, Northeastern 2 Quarters (best of three)...... Boston Univ. 3, Northeastern 2 (OT) Player of the Year ...... Boston University 3, Northeastern 2 2018 ...... Adam Gaudette 1996 2017 ...... Zach Aston-Reese Quarters (best of three)...... UMass Lowell 7, Northeastern 3 2018 2009 ...... Brad Thiessen ...... UMass Lowell 4, Northeastern 3 Quarters (best of three)...... Northeastern 3, Massachusetts 2 ...... Northeastern 7, Massachusetts 2 Coach of the Year 1997 Semifinals...... Providence 3, Northeastern 2 (OT) ...... Boston University 6, Northeastern 2 2009 ...... Greg Cronin Quarters (best of three) ...... Boston University 7, Northeastern 1 2019 1998 ...... Bruce Crowder Quarters (best of three)...... Northeastern 2, Maine 1 (OT) 1989 ...... Fernie Flaman 1998 ...... Northeastern 2, Maine 1 Quarters (best of three)...... UMass Lowell 8, Northeastern 2 Semifinals...... Northeastern 2, Boston University 1 (OT) Best Defensive Defenseman ...... Northeastern 3, UMass Lowell 2 Championship...... Northeastern 3, Boston College 2 ...... UMass Lowell 5, Northeastern 1 2014 ...... Josh Manson 2020 2009 ...... Louis Liotti 2000 Series Canceled...... Northeastern, Massachusetts 2005 ...... Tim Judy Quarters (best of three)...... Boston College 8, Northeastern 4 ...... Boston College 3, Northeastern 2 Len Ceglarski Sportsmanship Award 2015 ...... Dalen Hedges (co-winner) 2001 TOTALS ...... Maine 2, Northeastern 1 ...... 4-2 (3 appearances) 2005 ...... Jason Guerriero Quarters (best of three) Record in Opening Round Games ...... Maine 6, Northeastern 3 Record in Quarterfinal Games...... 21-33 (26 appearances) 2001 ...... Mike Jozefowicz Record in Semifinal Games...... 3-8 (10 appearances) 2002 Record in Consolation Games...... 0-1-1 (2 appearances) Team Sportsmanship Award Quarters (best of three)...... UMass Lowell 5, Northeastern 2. Record in Championship Games...... 3-0 (3 appearances) Four times ...... 1994, 2004, 2005, 2016 ...... Northeastern 4, UMass Lowell 2 Overall Record in HEA Postseason...... 30-43-1 ...... UMass Lowell 3, Northeastern 1 Three Stars Award 2019 ...... Cayden Primeau 2018 ...... Adam Gaudette 2014 ...... Clay Witt 2009 ...... Brad Thiessen 2004 ...... Keni Gibson

Hockey East All-Tournament Team 2019...... Jeremy Davies (D), Brandon Hawkins (F) ...... Cayden Primeau (MVP), Ryan Shea (D), ...... Zach Solow (F) 2018...... Dylan Sikura (F) 2016...... Kevin Roy (F) Colton Saucerman (D) ...... Nolan Stevens (F) 1991...... Sebastien Laplante (F) 1988...... Brian Down (D), Harry Mews (F) ...... Rico Rossi (F), Bruce Racine (G) (MVP)

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NORTHEASTERN’S HOCKEY EAST ALL-STAR TEAM SELECTIONS HOBEY BAKER FINALISTS

1985 Jim Averill 2001 Jim Fahey (2nd) 2018 Jeremy Davies 1981 ...... Sandy Beadle Rod Isbister Graig Mischler (HM) Adam Gaudette 2002 ...... Jim Fahey Bruce Racine (2nd) 2002 Jim Fahey Cayden Primeau 2009 ...... Brad Thiessen 1986 Jay Heinbuck 2004 Jason Guerriero (HM) Dylan Sikura 2017 ...... Zach Aston-Reese Claude Lodin 2005 Keni Gibson Nolan Stevens (2nd) 2018 ...... Adam Gaudette (WINNER) Paul Fitzsimmons (2nd) Jason Guerriero 2019 Jeremy Davies ...... Dylan Sikura 1987 Bruce Racine Mike Morris (2nd) Cayden Primeau 1988 Brian Dowd, 2008 Joe Vitale (2nd) Tyler Madden (HM) David O’Brien 2009 Brad Thiessen 2020 Tyler Madden RICHTER AWARD FINALISTS Claude Lodin (2nd) Ryan Ginand (2nd) Ryan Shea (2nd) 1989 Dave Buda Wade MacLeod (HM) 2014 ...... Clay Witt Rob Cowie (2nd) 2011 Wade MacLeod (2nd) 2018 ...... Cayden Primeau Harry Mews (2nd) 2014 Josh Manson (2nd) 2019 ...... Cayden Primeau (WINNER) 1990 Rob Cowie Kevin Roy (2nd) Harry Mews (2nd) Clay Witt (2nd) 1991 Rob Cowie (2nd) 2015 Kevin Roy 1994 Francois Bouchard Matt Benning (HM) ALL-AMERICANS J.F. Aube (2nd) 2016 Zach Aston-Reese (2nd) 1995 Dan McGillis (2nd) Nolan Stevens (HM) 1948 ...... Jim Bell (Second Team) Jordon Shields (2nd) 2017 Zach Aston-Reese 1952 ...... Ray Picard 1996 Dan McGillis (2nd) Dylan Sikura (2nd) 1953 ...... Ray Picard 1998 Marc Robitaille Adam Gaudette (3rd) 1960 ...... Art Chisholm 2000 Jim Fahey (HM) 1961 ...... Art Chisholm 1981 ...... Sandy Beadle 1984 ...... Ken Manchurek (Second Team) 1985 ...... Jim Averill (Second Team) NORTHEASTERN’S HOCKEY EAST ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM SELECTIONS 1897 ...... Bruce Racine 1988 ...... Bruce Racine 1989 Dave Buda, Matt Sweeney 2007 Denis Chisholm, Greg Costa, ...... Brian Dowd (Second Team) 1990 Rob Cowie, Sean Curtin, Adam Geragosian, Aaron Moore*, 1990 ...... Rob Cowie Sebastien Laplante, Andy May, Rob Rassey, Jake Thaler, Joe Vitale 1996 ...... Dan McGillis Matt Saunders, Jay Schiavo, Matt Sweeney 2008 Denis Chisholm, Greg Costa, 1998 ...... Marc Robitaille 1991 Sean Curtin, Chris Foy, Sebastien Laplante, Matt Quigley, Rob Rassey, Dylan Wiwchar 2002 ...... Jim Fahey Matt Saunders, Mike Taylor 2009 Denis Chisholm*, Greg Costa, 2005 ...... Jason Guerriero 1992 J.F. Aube, Francois Bouchard, Sean Curtin, Mike Binnington, Mike Hewkin, 2009 ...... Brad Thiessen Sebastien Laplante, Jay Schiavo, Andrew Linard, Matt Lipinski, J.P. Maley, 2015 ...... Kevin Roy (Second Team) Mike Taylor Mike McLaughlin, Dan Nycholat, 2017 ...... Zach Aston-Reese 1993 Chris Foy, Sebastien Laplante*, Rob Rassey*, Dylan Wiwchar 2018 ...... Jeremy Davies Tomas Persson, Mike Taylor 2010 Mike Binnington, Greg Costa*, Mike Hewkin, ...... Adam Gaudette 1994 J.F. Aube, Brad Klyn, Tomas Persson, Matt Lipinski, J.P. Maley, Mike McLaughlin, ...... Dylan Sikura Mike Taylor* Bryan Mountain, Dylan Wiwchar 2019 ...... Cayden Primeau 1995 Brad Klyn, Jason Melong, Tomas Persson 2011 Mike Hewkin, Jake Hoefler, Mike McLaughlin, ...... Jeremy Davies (Second Team) 1996 Jonathan Calla, Arttu Kayhko, Brad Klyn, Bryan Mountain 2020 ...... Tyler Madden (Second Team) Tomas Persson* 2012 Joseph Manno, Josh Manson, 1997 Judd Brackett, Arttu Kayhko, Brad Klyn, Mike McLaughlin *^+, Bryan Mountain, * First Team selection unless noted Brad Mahoney, Aaron Toews, Dmitri Vasiliev Ben Oskroba+, Chris Rawlings, 1998 Jon Calla, Dan Calore, Arik Engbrecht, Robbie Vrolyk Bob Haglund, Justin Kearns, 2013 Ryan Belonger, Bryan Mountain*, HOCKEY EAST ALL-ROOKIE SELECTIONS Sean MacDonald^, Andrew Puttick, Ben Oskroba, Robbie Vrolyk Aaron Toews 2014 Dalen Hedges, Mike Jamieson, 1985 ...... Bruce Racine 1999 Dan Calore, Arik Engbrecht, Willie Levesque, Josh Manson, John Stevens, Zak Stone 1988 ...... Will Averill Chris Lynch, Sean MacDonald^, Rich Spiller 2015 Zach Aston-Reese, Dax Lauwers, 1991 ...... Mike Taylor 2000 Arik Engbrecht, Sean MacDonald, Tanner Pond, Ryan Rosenthal 1992 ...... Todd Reynolds Joe Mastronardi, Rich Spiller, Kevin Welch 2016 Matt Benning, Sam Kurker, Patrick Schule, 1993 ...... Dan McGillis 2001 Arik Engbrecht, Sean MacDonald^*, John Stevens ...... Mike Veisor John Peterman, Kevin Welch 2017 Curtis Frye, Mike Jamieson, Sam Kurker, 1998 ...... Brian Cummings 2002 Jon Awe, Jack Celata, Arik Engbrecht^*, John Picking, Ryan Rosenthal, 1999 ...... Jim Fahey Jim Fahey, Donny Grover, Jaron Herriman, Jake Schechter, Patrick Schule, ...... Willie Levesque Willie Levesque, Chris Lynch, John Stevens, Nolan Stevens 2002 ...... Keni Gibson Joe Mancuso, Joe Mastronardi, 2018 Billy Carrabino, Austin Goldstein, 2003 ...... Mike Morris Jared Mudryk, Eric Ortlip, Brian Sullivan Patrick Jordan, Cayden Primeau, 2007 ...... Chad Costello 2003 Mike Gilhooly, Donny Grover, Tim Heneroty, Patrick Schule, Ryan Solomon, Jake Theut ...... Brad Thiessen Tim Judy, Jonathan Koop, Joe Mastronardi+, Eric Williams 2009 ...... Steve Qualier Jared Mudryk, Eric Ortlip+, Mike Ryan, 2019 Drew Blackmun, Billy Carrabino, Curtis Frye, 2010 ...... Jake Newton Steve Sanders John Picking, Austin Plevy, Ryan Ruck ...... Chris Rawlings 2004 Brian Cirullo, Adam Geragosian, 2020 Jeremie Bucheler, Billy Carrabino, Matt 2011 ...... Anthony Bitetto Jaron Herriman, Aaron Moore, Demelis, Curtis Frye, Austin Goldstein, Riley ...... Brodie Reid Jared Mudryk, Eric Ortlip H Hughes, Aidan McDonough, Alex Mella, 2012 ...... Ludwig Karlsson 2005 Jason Blain+, Jaron Herriman, Connor Murphy, Craig Pantano, Nick Scarpa, 2013 ...... Kevin Roy Jonathan Koop, Tim Judy, Aaron Moore, Brendan van Riemsdyk*, TJ Walsh 2014 ...... Mike Szmatula Jared Mudryk+* 2018 ...... Cayden Primeau 2006 Denis Chisholm, Ryan Clauson, Bryan Esner, *Hockey East Distinguished Scholar, ^Hockey East 2019 ...... Tyler Madden Adam Geragosian, Aaron Moore, Top Scholar-Athlete, +Hockey East All-Academic Rob Rassey, Jake Thaler All-Star @GoNUmhockey // // #HowlinHuskies 41 NORTHEASTERN HUSKIES HOCKEY

NORTHEASTERN’S NHL DRAFT PICKS

1978 Chris Nilan...... (19/231) 1998 Graig Mischler...... (8/204) Nolan Stevens...... (5/125th) Montreal Canadiens Vancouver Canucks St. Louis Blues 1980 Sandy Beadle...... (8/149) Jim Fahey...... (8/212) Jeremy Davies...... (7/192nd) Winnipeg Jets San Jose Sharks New Jersey Devils 1983 Paul Fitzsimmons...... (10/202) 1999 Mike Ryan...... (2/32) 2017 Cayden Primeau...... (7/199th) Boston Bruins Dallas Stars Montreal Canadiens 1984 Joe MacInnis...... (7/130) Willie Levesque...... (4/111) 2018 Tyler Madden...... (3/68th) Toronto Maple Leafs San Jose Sharks Vancouver Canucks Kevin Heffernan...... (9/186) Brian Sullivan...... (8/243) Jordan Harris...... (3/71st) Boston Bruins Dallas Stars Montreal Canadiens 1985 Bruce Racine...... (3/58) 2000 Scott Selig...... (6/172) Mike Kesselring...... (6/164th) Pittsburgh Penguins Montreal Canadiens Edmonton Oilers Dave Buda...... (10/199) 2002 Mike Morris...... (1/27) Riley Hughes...... (7/216th) Boston Bruins San Jose Sharks New York Rangers 1986 Andy May...... (7/136) 2003 Josh Robertson...... (5/155) 2019 Jayden Struble...... (2/46th) St. Louis Blues Washington Capitals Montreal Canadiens Dave O’Brien...... (12/241) Carter Lee...... (9/276) Aidan McDonough...... (7/195th) St. Louis Blues San Jose Sharks Vancouver Canucks Marty Raus...... (supp./18) Steve McClellan...... (9/281) 2020 Sam Colangelo...... (2/36th) St. Louis Blues Colorado Avalanche Anaheim Ducks 1987 Brian Sullivan...... (4/65) 2005 Joe Vitale...... (7/195) Gunnarwolfe Fontaine...... (7/202nd) New Jersey Devils Pittsburgh Penguins Nashville Predators Paul Flanagan...... (7/127) 2008 Justin Daniels...... (3/63) Devon Levi...... (7/212nd) Buffalo Sabres San Jose Sharks Florida Panthers Will Averill...... (12/244) Steve Quailer...... (3/86) New York Islanders Montreal Canadiens 1988 Tom Cole...... (9/187) Vinny Saponari...... (4/94) Edmonton Oilers Atlanta Thrashers 1989 Bob Kellogg...... (3/48) Drew Daniels...... (7/194) UNDRAFTED NHL SIGNEES Chicago Blackhawks San Jose Sharks Matt Saunders...... (10/195) 2010 Cody Ferriero...... (5/127) Ed Barry ...... Boston ...... 1946 Chicago Blackhawks San Jose Sharks Art Chisholm ...... Boston ...... 1960 1990 Derek Edgerly...... (6/124) Anthony Bitetto...... (6/168) Chicago Blackhawks Nashville Predators Scott Gruhl ...... Los Angeles ...... 1981 Dino Grossi...... (12/247) 2011 Jamie Oleksiak...... (1/14) Jim Walsh ...... Buffalo...... 1981 Chicago Blackhawks Dallas Stars Randy Bucyk ...... Montreal ...... 1985 1991 Mike Santonelli...... (11/221) Josh Manson...... (6/160) Brian Dowd ...... Edmonton ...... 1988 Hartford Whalers Anaheim Ducks Harry Mews ...... Washington ...... 1988 Mike Veisor...... (12/263) 2012 Sam Kurker...... (2/56th) Rob Cowie ...... Winnipeg ...... 1989 St. Louis Blues St. Louis Blues. Rob Kenny ...... N.Y. Rangers ...... 1992 1992 Dan McGillis...... (10/238) Kevin Roy...... (4/97) Detroit Red Wings Anaheim Ducks Marc Robitaille ...... Toronto ...... 1998 Chris Foy...... (Supp./18) Matt Benning...... (6/175) Matt Marshall...... Tampa Bay...... 2007 New York Islanders Boston Bruins Brad Thiessen ...... Pittsburgh ...... 2009 1993 Rick Schuhwerk...... (10/235) Brendan Collier...... (7/189) Jake Newton ...... Anaheim ...... 2010 Ottawa Senators Carolina Hurricanes Dennis McCauley ...... Buffalo...... 2010 David Penney...... (11/264) 2014 Dylan Sikura...... (6/178) Wade MacLeod ...... Columbus ...... 2011 Anaheim Mighty Ducks Chicago Blackhawks Tyler McNeely ...... N.Y. Islanders ...... 2011 1994 Francois Bouchard...... (Supp.) 2015 Ryan Shea...... (4/121st) Brodie Reid ...... San Jose ...... 2011 Tampa Bay Lightning Chicago Blackhawks Chris Rawlings ...... Phoenix...... 2013 1995 Erik Kaminski...... (9/231) Adam Gaudette...... (5/149th) Ottawa Senators Vancouver Canucks Zach Aston-Reese...... Pittsburgh...... 2017 1997 Bob Haglund...... (8/206) 2016 Matt Filipe...... (3/67th) John Stevens...... N.Y. Islanders...... 2017 St. Louis Blues Carolina Hurricanes

VANCOUVER CANUCKS FORWARD ADAM GAUDETTE 2018 HOBEY BAKER AWARD WINNER

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SINGLE-GAME SCORING RECORDS ALL-TIME CAREER SCORING LEADERS

Points 1. Jim Martel 11. Kevin Roy 20. David O’Brien Leo Dupere...... 9 GP G A PTS GP G A PTS 1984-85 28 8 7 15 ...... vs. Norwich (March 2, 1962) 1972-73 29 16 19 35 2012-13 29 17 17 34 1985-86 39 23 16 39 1973-74 27 18 28 46 2013-14 37 19 27 46 1986-87 35 16 24 40 Leo Dupere...... 7 ...... vs. Norwich (Dec. 7, 1962) 1974-75 28 32 31 63 2014-15 35 19 25 44 1987-88 37 18 29 47 1975-76 26 27 39 66 2015-16 29 10 16 26 Totals 139 65 76 141 Gerry Cowie...... 7 Totals 110 93 117 210 Totals 130 65 85 150 ...... vs. Merrimack (Jan. 20, 1981) 22. Sebastien Laplante GP G A PTS Several players...... 6 2. Charlie Huck 12. Zach Aston-Reese ...... Last, Mike Morris 1972-73 29 23 14 37 2013-14 35 8 11 19 1989-90 32 10 6 16 ...... vs. Massachusetts (March 5, 2005) 1973-74 27 19 21 40 2014-15 31 13 10 23 1990-91 34 27 20 47 1974-75 28 27 37 64 2015-16 41 14 29 43 1991-92 35 15 28 43 Goals 1975-76 26 24 27 51 2016-17 38 31 32 63 1992-93 33 9 25 34 Jim Reid...... 6 Totals 110 93 99 192 Totals 145 66 62 148 Totals 134 61 79 140 ...... vs. Norwich (Feb. 9, 1948)

John Byrne...... 5 3. Rod Isbister 13. Jason Guerriero 23. Mike Taylor ...... vs. Middlebury (Jan. 8, 1938) 1982-83 27 11 24 35 2001-02 39 9 26 35 1990-91 34 11 31 42 ...... vs. BC (Jan. 10, 1938) 1983-84 28 19 25 44 2002-03 34 7 22 29 1991-92 28 7 10 17 1984-85 33 22 32 54 2003-04 34 16 19 35 1992-93 35 10 24 34 George Lambert...... 5 ...... vs. Bowdoin (Dec. 16, 1958) 1985-86 39 27 29 56 2004-05 38 17 31 48 1993-94 38 11 35 46 Totals 127 79 110 189 Totals 145 49 98 147 Totals 135 39 100 139 Several players...... 4 ...... Last, Cody Ferriero 4. Art Chisholm 14. Dylan Sikura 24. Wade MacLeod ...... at Harvard (Dec. 29, 2012) 1958-59 23 40 25 65 2014-15 25 5 2 7 2007-08 37 11 16 27 Assists 1959-60 24 25 31 56 2015-16 39 10 18 28 2008-09 41 14 21 35 Wayne Turner...... 6 1960-61 25 35 26 61 2016-17 38 21 36 57 2009-10 33 14 16 30 ...... vs. Massachusetts (Feb. 9, 1977) Totals 72 100 82 182 2017-18 35 22 32 54 2010-11 38 22 23 45 Totals 137 58 88 146 Totals 149 61 76 137 Several players...... 5 5. Dave Sherlock Power Play Goals in a Period 1972-73 8 6 8 14 15. Jay Heinbuck 24. Gerry Cowie Cody Ferriero...... 3 (Dec. 29, 2012 at Harvard) 1973-74 27 17 28 45 1982-83 28 5 13 18 1978-79 27 10 9 19 1974-75 28 23 29 52 1983-84 29 9 26 35 1979-80 27 9 13 22 Fastest three goals scored (GAME) 1975-76 26 26 35 61 1984-85 36 6 16 22 1980-81 26 22 25 47 Brodie Reid, Wade MacLeod, Steve Quailer Totals 89 72 100 172 1985-86 39 30 40 70 1981-82 36 23 26 49 ...... 38 seconds (Jan. 7, 2011) Totals 132 50 95 145 Totals 116 64 73 137 6. Jordon Shields MISCELLANEOUS SCORING RECORDS 1992-93 34 14 19 33 16. Brian Sullivan 24. Paul McDougall 1993-94 37 15 29 44 1987-88 37 20 12 32 1978-79 26 2 15 17 Power Play Goals (SEASON)* 1994-95 35 21 25 46 1988-89 34 13 14 27 1979-80 26 16 13 29 Adam Gaudette...... 16 (2016-17) 1995-96 36 12 31 43 1989-90 24 24 21 45 1980-81 25 17 22 39 Gerry Cowie ...... 15 (1981-82) Dylan Sikura ...... 14 (2017-18) Totals 142 62 104 166 1990-91 32 17 23 40 1981-82 36 25 27 52 Rod Isbister...... 14 (1984-85) Totals 127 74 70 144 Totals 113 60 77 137

Power Play Goals (CAREER)* 7. Harry Mews Adam Gaudette ...... 32 (2015-18) 1986-87 29 10 15 25 17. Adam Gaudette 27. Leo Dupere J.F. Aube...... 31 (1991-95) 1987-88 37 16 23 39 2015-16 41 12 18 30 1961-62 22 17 14 31 Rod Isbister...... 31 (1982-86) 1988-89 31 18 24 42 2016-17 37 26 26 52 1962-63 24 33 34 67 Short-Handed Goals (SEASON)* 1989-90 36 20 39 59 2017-18 38 30 30 60 1963-64 19 14 20 34 Zach Aston-Reese...... 4 (2016-17) Totals 133 64 101 165 Totals 116 68 74 142 Totals 65 64 68 132 Randy Bucyk...... 4 (1982-83) Bryan Esner...... 4 (2006-07) 8. Ken Manchurek 17. Rob Cowie* 28. Jean-Francois Aube Short-Handed Goals (CAREER)* Randy Bucyk...... 12 (1980-84) 1980-81 26 9 14 23 1987-88 36 7 8 15 1991-92 30 8 11 19 1981-82 31 21 25 46 1988-89 36 7 34 41 1992-93 33 15 9 24 Penalty Minutes (SEASON) 1982-83 25 19 23 42 1989-90 34 14 31 45 1993-94 37 28 15 43 Rico Rossi...... 118 (1986-87) 1983-84 29 27 24 51 1990-91 33 18 23 41 1994-95 34 21 17 38 Penalty Minutes (CAREER) Totals 111 76 86 162 Totals 139 46 96 142 Totals 134 72 52 124 Rico Rossi...... 304 (1985-88)

Hat Tricks (SEASON) 9. Kevin Heffernan 17. Jay Schiavo 29. Dave Buda Art Chisholm...... 6 (1958-59) 1984-85 35 17 25 42 1988-89 36 11 13 24 1985-86 36 4 4 8 1985-86 36 8 21 29 1989-90 37 19 18 37 1986-87 37 15 15 30 Hat Tricks (CAREER) Dave Poile...... 11 (1967-70) 1986-87 36 14 22 36 1990-91 2 0 1 1 1987-88 35 21 16 37 1987-88 36 19 28 47 1991-92 35 17 28 45 1988-89 39 23 23 46 Point-Scoring Streak Jay Heinbuck...... 19 games (1985-86) Totals 143 58 96 154 1992-93 35 13 22 35 Totals 147 63 58 121 Totals 145 60 82 142 Most Games Played Eric Williams...... 156 games (2015-19) 10. Mike Holmes* 30. Nolan Stevens Lincoln Griffin...... 154 games (2015-19) 1974-75 28 6 30 36 20. Rich Cavanaugh 2014-15 36 3 9 12 Wade MacLeod...... 149 games (2007-11) 1975-76 25 4 29 33 1953-54 16 7 2 9 2015-16 41 20 22 42 Ryan Shea...... 149 games (2016-20) 1976-77 27 10 33 43 1954-55 22 16 12 28 2016-17 17 10 12 22

Consecutive Games Played 1977-78 28 5 35 40 1955-56 24 30 27 57 2017-18 38 24 18 42 Eric Williams...... 156 games (2015-19) Totals 108 25 127 152 1956-57 24 19 28 47 Totals 132 57 61 118 Ryan Shea...... 149 games (2016-20) Roger Holeczy...... 145 games (1996-00) Totals 86 72 69 141 Jason Guerriero...... 145 games (2001-05) * Records kept beginning 1976-77 @GoNUmhockey // // #HowlinHuskies 43 NORTHEASTERN HUSKIES HOCKEY

ALL-TIME CAREER SCORING LEADERS CAREER GOALS LEADERS

31. Jim Averill* 41. Mike Morris 49. Gerry Cronin 1. Art Chisholm (1958-61)...... 100 1981-82 35 1 22 23 2002-03 26 9 12 21 1958-59 21 7 14 21 2. Charlie Huck (1972-76)...... 93 1982-83 26 6 20 26 2003-04 34 10 20 30 1959-60 22 29 17 46 Jim Martel (1972-76)...... 93 4. Dave Poile (1967-70)...... 82 1983-84 28 4 27 31 2004-05 34 19 20 39 1960-61 26 18 20 38 5. Rod Isbister (1982-86)...... 79 1984-85 35 8 30 38 2006-07 20 7 11 18 Totals 69 54 51 105 Totals 124 19 99 118 6. Ken Manchurek (1980-84)...... 76 Totals 114 45 63 108 7. Brian Sullivan (1987-91)...... 74 51. Chris Lynch 8. Jean-Francois Aube (1991-95)...... 72 31. Dave Poile Rich Cavanaugh (1953-57)...... 72 41. Wayne Turner GP G A PTS 1967-68 18 14 13 27 Dave Sherlock (1972-76)...... 72 GP G A PTS 1998-99 28 10 14 24 1968-69 23 31 15 46 11. Adam Gaudette (2015-18)...... 68 1976-77 27 17 20 37 1999-00 35 5 14 19 1969-70 23 37 8 45 12. Jim Leu (1964-68)...... 67 1977-78 25 11 15 26 2000-01 36 12 6 18 13. Zach Aston-Reese (2013-17) ...... 66 Totals 64 82 36 118 1978-79 23 7 11 18 2001-02 39 20 21 41 14. Kevin Roy (2012-16) ...... 65 1979-80 27 16 11 27 Totals 138 47 55 102 David O’Brien (1984-88)...... 65 16. Gerry Cowie (1978-82)...... 64 33. Randy Bucyk Totals 102 51 57 108 GP G A PTS Leo Dupere (1961-64)...... 64 1980-81 26 9 7 16 52. Roger Holeczy Harry Mews (1986-90)...... 64 1996-97 36 8 12 20 Bill Seabury (1963-66)...... 64 1981-82 33 19 17 36 41. Graig Mischler 1997-98 39 7 13 20 1997-98 39 12 17 29 20. Todd Barclay (1996-00)...... 63 1982-83 28 16 20 36 1998-99 33 8 15 23 1998-99 34 4 25 29 Dave Buda (1985-89)...... 63 1983-84 29 16 13 29 Mike Ryan (1999-03)...... 63 1999-00 34 9 14 23 1999-00 36 5 17 22 Totals 116 60 57 117 23. Jordon Shields (1992-96)...... 62 2000-01 36 10 32 42 Totals 145 29 71 100 24. Wade MacLeod (2007-11)...... 61 Totals 142 34 74 108 Sebastien Laplante (1989-93)...... 61 33. Les Chaisson 53. Dan Lupo 26. Randy Bucyk (1980-84)...... 60 1970-71 29 13 21 34 Paul McDougall (1978-82)...... 60 1992-93 32 5 7 12 1971-72 26 21 19 40 44. Dale Ferdinandi Jay Schiavo (1988-93)...... 60 1976-77 27 12 20 32 1993-94 39 12 12 24 1972-73 27 12 31 43 29. Kevin Heffernan (1984-88)...... 59 1977-78 25 17 18 35 1994-95 32 6 18 24 30. Dylan Sikura (2014-18)...... 58 Totals 82 46 71 117 1978-79 23 10 9 19 1995-96 32 17 22 39 John Byrne (1936-38)...... 58 1979-80 22 6 15 21 Totals 135 40 59 99 31. Nolan Stevens (2014-18)...... 57 35. Jim Leu Totals 97 45 62 107 1964-65 28 14 20 34 • Top Defenseman: 1965-66 29 32 16 48 54. Dino Grossi Rob Cowie (1987-91)...... 46 1989-90 31 6 9 15 1966-67 26 21 13 34 44. Rico Rossi 1985-86 38 12 18 30 1990-91 34 11 11 22 Totals 83 67 49 116 1986-87 33 9 7 16 1991-92 31 15 11 26 1987-88 35 8 23 31 1992-93 35 18 16 34 36. Stewart Emerson 1988-89 29 12 18 30 Totals 131 50 47 97 1982-83 26 10 10 20 Totals 135 41 66 107 1983-84 29 16 26 42 CAREER ASSISTS LEADERS 1984-85 33 4 8 12 55. Scott Campbell 1994-95 35 8 16 24 1985-86 38 18 23 41 46. John Stevens 1. Mike Holmes * (1974-78)...... 127 2013-14 37 7 15 22 1995-96 31 20 12 32 Totals 126 48 67 115 2. Jim Martel (1972-76)...... 117 2014-15 36 4 17 21 1996-97 34 10 12 22 3. Rod Isbister (1982-86)...... 110 2015-16 40 10 25 35 1997-98 32 5 13 18 4. Jordon Shields (1992-96)...... 104 37. Bill Seabury 2016-17 25 5 23 28 Totals 132 43 53 96 5. Harry Mews (1986-90)...... 101 1963-64 24 13 18 31 6. Dave Sherlock (1972-76)...... 100 Totals 138 26 80 106 1964-65 26 26 19 45 Mike Taylor (1990-94)...... 100 * Defenseman 1965-66 28 25 12 37 8. Jim Averill * (1981-85)...... 99 Charlie Huck (1972-76)...... 99 Totals 78 64 49 113 46. Larry Bone 1963-64 24 19 15 34 10. Jason Guerriero (2001-05)...... 98 1964-65 28 20 19 39 11. Rob Cowie* (1987-91)...... 96 Kevin Heffernan (1984-88)...... 96 37. Mike Ryan 1965-66 29 13 20 33 1999-00 32 4 9 13 13. Jay Heinbuck (1982-86)...... 95 Totals 81 52 54 106 2000-01 33 17 12 29 14. Dylan Sikura (2014-18)...... 88 15. Ken Manchurek (1980-84)...... 86 2001-02 36 24 15 39 46. Matt Saunders 16. Kevin Roy (2012-16) ...... 85 2002-03 34 18 14 32 Jim Fahey * (1998-02)...... 85 1988-89 27 8 8 16 Totals 135 63 50 113 18. Dan McGillis* (1992-96)...... 83 1989-90 35 19 21 40 19. Zach Aston-Reese (2013-17)...... 82 1990-91 29 13 12 25 Art Chisholm (1958-61)...... 82 37. Dan McGillis* 1991-92 35 8 17 25 Jay Schiavo (1988-93)...... 82 1992-93 35 5 12 17 Totals 126 48 58 106 22. John Stevens (2013-17)...... 80 1993-94 38 4 25 29 23. Sebastien Laplante (1989-93)...... 79 1994-95 34 9 22 31 24. Paul McDougall (1978-82)...... 77 1995-96 34 12 24 36 49. Tyler McNeely 25. Wade MacLeod (2007-11)...... 76 2007-08 37 11 12 23 David O’Brien (1984-88)...... 76 Totals 141 30 83 113 2008-09 34 8 12 20 27. Adam Gaudette (2015-18)...... 74 2009-10 33 12 16 28 Graig Mischler (1997-01)...... 74 28. Gerry Cowie (1978-82)...... 73 40. Jim Fahey* 2010-11 38 13 21 34 1998-99 32 5 13 18 29. Jeremy Davies * (2016 - 19) ...... 72 Totals 142 44 61 105 1999-00 36 3 17 20 30. Les Chaisson (1970-73)...... 71 Roger Holeczy (1996-00)...... 71 2000-01 36 4 23 27 2001-02 39 14 32 46 * Defenseman Totals 143 26 85 111 44 @GoNUmhockey // // #HowlinHuskies NORTHEASTERN HUSKIES HOCKEY

SINGLE-SEASON POINTS RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR POINTS LEADERS

1. Jay Heinbuck (1985-86)...... 70 1961-62 Leo Dupere ...... 31 1981-82 Paul McDougall .... 52 2001-02 Jim Fahey ...... 46 2. Leo Dupere (1962-63)...... 67 1962-63 Leo Dupere ...... 67 1982-83 Ken Manchurek .... 42 2002-03 Mike Ryan ...... 32 3. Jim Martel (1975-76)...... 66 1963-64 Larry Bone ...... 34 1983-84 Ken Manchurek .... 51 2003-04 Jason Guerriero .... 35 4. Art Chisholm (1958-59)...... 65 Leo Dupere ...... 34 1984-85 Rod Isbister ...... 52 2004-05 Jason Guerriero .... 48 5. Charlie Huck (1974-75)...... 64 6. Zach Aston-Reese (2016-17)...... 63 1964-65 Bill Seabury ...... 45 1985-86 Jay Heinbuck ...... 70 2005-06 Jimmy Russo ...... 18 Jim Martel (1974-75)...... 63 1965-66 Jim Leu ...... 48 1986-87 David O’Brien ...... 40 2006-07 Chad Costello ...... 22 8. Art Chisholm (1960-61)...... 61 1966-67 Jim Leu ...... 34 1987-88 Kevin Heffernan .... 47 2007-08 Joe Vitale ...... 35 Dave Sherlock (1975-76)...... 61 1967-68 Rick Porter ...... 33 David O’Brien ...... 47 2008-09 Wade MacLeod .... 35 10. Adam Gaudette (2017-18)...... 60 1968-69 Dave Poile ...... 46 1988-89 Dave Buda ...... 46 2009-10 Wade MacLeod .... 30 10. Sandy Beadle (1980-81)...... 59 Scott Gruhl (1977-78)...... 59 1969-70 Dave Poile ...... 45 1989-90 Harry Mews ...... 59 2010-11 Wade MacLeod .... 45 Harry Mews (1989-90)...... 59 1970-71 Les Chaisson ...... 34 1990-91 Sebastien Laplante.. 47 2011-12 Ludwig Karlsson ... 26 13. Dylan Sikura (2016-17)...... 57 1971-72 Les Chaisson ...... 40 1991-92 Jay Schiavo ...... 45 2012-13 Kevin Roy ...... 34 Rich Cavanaugh (1955-56)...... 57 1972-73 Les Chaisson ...... 43 1992-93 Jay Schiavo ...... 35 2013-14 Kevin Roy ...... 46 15. Rod Isbister (1985-86)...... 56 1973-74 Jim Martel ...... 46 1993-94 Mike Taylor ...... 46 2014-15 Kevin Roy ...... 44 Art Chisholm (1959-60)...... 56 17. Dylan Sikura (2017-18)...... 54 1974-75 Charlie Huck ...... 64 1994-95 Jordon Shields ..... 46 2015-16 Zach Aston-Reese. 43 Rod Isbister (1984-85)...... 54 1975-76 Jim Martel ...... 66 1995-96 Jordon Shields ..... 43 2016-17 Zach Aston-Reese. 63 18. Adam Gaudette (2016-17)...... 52 1976-77 Mike Holmes ...... 43 1996-97 Scott Campbell .... 22 2017-18 Adam Gaudette...... 60 Paul McDougall (1981-82)...... 52 1977-78 Scott Gruhl ...... 59 1997-98 Billy Newson ...... 36 2018-19 Jeremy Davies...... 36 Dave Sherlock (1974-75)...... 52 1978-79 Doug Harvey ...... 34 1998-99 Todd Barclay ...... 31 2019-20 Tyler Madden...... 37 • Top Defenseman: Jim Fahey (2001-02)...... 46 1979-80 Paul McDougall .... 29 1999-00 Graig Mischler ...... 23 * Since the start of ECAC Hockey 1980-81 Sandy Beadle ...... 59 2000-01 Graig Mischler ...... 42 SINGLE-SEASON GOALS RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR GOALS LEADERS

1. Art Chisholm (1958-59)...... 40 1961-62 Leo Dupere ...... 17 1982-83 Ken Manchurek .... 19 2003-04 Jason Guerriero .... 16 2. Dave Poile (1969-70)...... 37 1962-63 Leo Dupere ...... 33 1983-84 Ken Manchurek .... 27 2004-05 Mike Morris ...... 19 3. Art Chisholm (1960-61)...... 35 1963-64 Larry Bone ...... 19 1984-85 Mark Lori ...... 23 2005-06 Ryan Ginand ...... 10 4. Leo Dupere (1962-63)...... 33 1964-65 Bill Seabury ...... 26 1985-86 Jay Heinbuck ...... 30 2006-07 Chad Costello ...... 11 5. Jim Martel (1974-75)...... 32 1965-66 Jim Leu ...... 32 1986-87 Greg Pratt ...... 17 2007-08 Joe Vitale ...... 12 Jim Leu (1965-66)...... 32 7. Zach Aston-Reese (2016-17)...... 31 1966-67 Jim Leu ...... 21 1987-88 Dave Buda ...... 21 2008-09 Ryan Ginand ...... 20 Dave Poile (1968-69)...... 31 1967-68 Rick Porter ...... 18 1988-89 Dave Buda ...... 23 2009-10 Kyle Kraemer ...... 17 9. Adam Gaudette (2017-18)...... 30 1968-69 Dave Poile ...... 31 1989-90 Brian Sullivan ...... 24 2010-11 Wade MacLeod .... 22 Jay Heinbuck (1985-86)...... 30 1969-70 Dave Poile ...... 37 1990-91 Sebastien Laplante... 27 2011-12 Ludwig Karlsson ... 10 Rich Cavanaugh (1955-56)...... 30 1970-71 Les Chaisson ...... 13 1991-92 Rob Kenny ...... 19 Braden Pimm ...... 10 12. Sandy Beadle (1980-81)...... 29 Paul Scherer ...... 13 1992-93 Dino Grossi ...... 18 Garrett Vermeersch ... 10 Gerry Cronin (1959-60)...... 29 1971-72 Allan Dunkle ...... 22 1993-94 J.F. Aube ...... 28 2012-13 Kevin Roy ...... 17 14. Jean-Francois Aube (1993-94)...... 28 1972-73 Charlie Huck ...... 23 1994-95 Jordon Shields ..... 21 2013-14 Braden Pimm ...... 20 15. Charlie Huck (1974-75)...... 27 Rod Isbister (1985-86)...... 27 1973-74 Charlie Huck ...... 19 J.F. Aube ...... 21 2014-15 Kevin Roy ...... 19 Sebastien Laplante (1990-91)...... 27 1974-75 Jim Martel ...... 32 1995-96 Scott Campbell .... 20 2015-16 Nolan Stevens...... 20 Ken Manchurek (1983-84)...... 27 1975-76 Jim Martel ...... 27 1996-97 Justin Kearns ...... 16 2016-17 Zach Aston-Reese. 31 Jim Martel (1975-76)...... 27 1976-77 Wayne Turner ...... 17 1997-98 Todd Barclay ...... 20 2017-18 Adam Gaudette...... 30 20. Adam Gaudette (2016-17)...... 26 1977-78 Scott Gruhl ...... 21 1998-99 Todd Barclay ...... 19 2018-19 Zach Solow...... 15 Dave Sherlock (1975-76)...... 26 1978-79 Larry Parks ...... 14 1999-00 Todd Barclay ...... 10 2019-20 Tyler Madden...... 19 Fred Vorderer (1955-56)...... 26 1979-80 Paul McDougall .... 16 Matt Keating ...... 10 Bill Seabury (1964-65)...... 26 Wayne Turner ...... 16 2000-01 Mike Ryan ...... 17 • Top Defenseman: Rob Cowie (1990-91)...... 18 1980-81 Sandy Beadle ...... 29 2001-02 Mike Ryan ...... 24 * Since the start of ECAC Hockey 1981-82 Paul McDougall .... 25 2002-03 Mike Ryan ...... 18

SINGLE-SEASON ASSISTS RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR ASSISTS LEADERS

1. Jay Heinbuck (1985-86)...... 40 1961-62 Leo Dupere ...... 14 1984-85 Rod Isbister ...... 30. 2005-06 Steve Birnstill ...... 14 2. Jim Martel (1975-76)...... 39 1962-63 Leo Dupere ...... 33 Jim Averill ...... 30 2006-07 Steve Birnstill ...... 13 Harry Mews (1989-90)...... 39 1963-64 Bob de Blois ...... 21 1985-86 Jay Heinbuck ...... 40 2007-08 Joe Vitale ...... 23 4. Scott Gruhl (1977-78)...... 38 1964-65 Jim Leu ...... 20 1986-87 David O’Brien ...... 24 2008-09 Wade MacLeod .... 21 5. Charlie Huck (1974-75)...... 37 1965-66 Ed McCarty ...... 22 1987-88 David O’Brien ...... 29 2009-10 Garrett Vermeersch ... 17 6. Dylan Sikura (2016-17)...... 36 7. Mike Holmes* (1977-78)...... 35 1966-67 Eric Porter ...... 21 1988-89 Rob Cowie ...... 34 2010-11 Wade MacLeod .... 23 Dave Sherlock (1975-76)...... 35 1967-68 Ed McCarty ...... 17 1989-90 Harry Mews ...... 39 2011-12 Steve Quailer ...... 17 Mike Taylor (1993-94)...... 35 1968-69 Glenn Eramo ...... 23 1990-91 Mike Taylor ...... 31 2012-13 Vinny Saponari ..... 22 10. Rob Cowie* (1988-89)...... 34 1969-70 Crawford Bell ...... 22 1991-92 Jay Schiavo ...... 28 2013-14 Kevin Roy ...... 27 Leo Dupere (1962-63)...... 34 1970-71 Les Chaisson ...... 21 Sebastien Laplante ... 28 2014-15 Kevin Roy ...... 25 12. Mike Holmes* (1976-77)...... 33 1971-72 Wayne Blanchard ... 21 1992-93 Sebastien Laplante ... 25 Dalen Hedges ...... 25 13. Dylan Sikura (2017-18)...... 32 1972-73 Les Chaisson ...... 31 1993-94 Mike Taylor ...... 46 2015-16 Zach Aston-Reese. 29 Zach Aston-Reese (2016-17)...... 32 1973-74 Jim Martel ...... 28 1994-95 Jordon Shields ..... 25 2016-17 Dylan Sikura...... 36 Jim Fahey* (2001-02)...... 32 Rod Isbister (1984-85)...... 32 Dave Sherlock ...... 28 1995-96 Jordon Shields ..... 31 2017-18 Dylan Sikura...... 32 Graig Mischler (2000-01)...... 32 1974-75 Charlie Huck ...... 37 1996-97 Arttu Kayhko ...... 15 2018-19 Jeremy Davies...... 28 18. Les Chaisson (1972-73)...... 31 1975-76 Jim Martel ...... 39 1997-98 Billy Newson ...... 20 2019-20 Ryan Shea...... 26 Art Chisholm (1959-60)...... 31 1976-77 Mike Holmes ...... 33 1998-99 Roger Holeczy ...... 25 Rob Cowie* (1989-90)...... 31 1977-78 Scott Gruhl ...... 38 1999-00 Jim Fahey ...... 17 * Since the start of ECAC Hockey Jason Guerriero (2004-05)...... 31 1978-79 Doug Harvey ...... 21 Roger Holeczy ...... 17 Jim Martel (1974-75)...... 31 1979-80 Sandy Beadle ...... 16 2000-01 Graig Mischler ...... 32 Jordon Shields (1995-96)...... 31 1980-81 Sandy Beadle ...... 30 2001-02 Jim Fahey ...... 32 Mike Taylor (1990-91)...... 31 * Defenseman 1981-82 Paul McDougall .... 27 2002-03 Jason Guerriero .... 22 1982-83 Rod Isbister ...... 24 2003-04 Mike Morris ...... 20 1983-84 Jim Averill ...... 27 2004-05 Jason Guerriero .... 31 @GoNUmhockey // // #HowlinHuskies 45 NORTHEASTERN HUSKIES HOCKEY

CAREER GOALTENDING RECORDS (MINIMUM 50 GAMES PLAYED)

GAMES WINS MINUTES 1. Bruce Racine ...... 1984-88 ...... 126 1. Bruce Racine ...... 1984-88 ...... 57 1. Bruce Racine...... 1984-88...... 7482:00 2. Chris Rawlings ...... 2010-13 ...... 123 2. Brad Thiessen ...... 2006-09 ...... 52 2. Chris Rawlings...... 2010-13...... 7027:01 3. Keni Gibson ...... 2001-05 ...... 115 3. Chris Rawlings ...... 2010-13 ...... 47 3. Keni Gibson ...... 2001-05...... 6766:02 4. Brad Thiessen ...... 2006-09 ...... 111 4. Keni Gibson ...... 2001-05 ...... 46 4. Brad Thiessen...... 2006-09...... 6661:23 5. Mike Veisor ...... 1992-96 ...... 90 5. Cayden Primeau ...... 2017-19 ...... 44 5. Ryan Ruck...... 2015-19...... 4920:49 6. Ryan Ruck ...... 2015-19 ...... 86 Ryan Ruck ...... 2015-19 ...... 44 6. Mike Veisor...... 1992-96...... 4896:00 7. Todd Reynolds ...... 1991-96 ...... 85 6. Mike Veisor ...... 1992-96 ...... 32 7. Gary Thornton...... 1864-67...... 4620:00 8. Tom Cole ...... 1988-92 ...... 84 7. Clay Witt...... 2010-15...... 31 8. Todd Reynolds...... 1991-96...... 4584:00 9. Gary Thornton ...... 1964-67 ...... 77 8. Tom Cole ...... 1988-92 ...... 30 9. Tom Cole...... 1988-92...... 4453:00 Tim Marshall ...... 1981-85 ...... 74 9. Marc Robitaille ...... 1996-98 ...... 28 10. Marc Robitaille...... 1996-98...... 4241:30

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE SAVES 1. Cayden Primeau ...... 2017-19 ...... 2.00 1. Bruce Racine ...... 1984-88 ...... 3557 2. Brad Thiessen ...... 2006-09 ...... 2.40 2. Chris Rawlings ...... 2010-13 ...... 3522 3. Ryan Ruck ...... 2015-19 ...... 2.60 3. Brad Thiessen ...... 2006-09 ...... 3166 4. Clay Witt...... 2010-15...... 2.62 4. Keni Gibson ...... 2001-05 ...... 2311 5. Keni Gibson ...... 2001-05 ...... 2.65 5. Mike Veisor ...... 1992-96 ...... 2311 6. Chris Rawlings ...... 2010-13 ...... 2.83 6. Marc Robitaille ...... 1996-98 ...... 2182 7. Mike Gilhooly ...... 1999-03 ...... 3.26 7. Gary Thornton ...... 1964-67 ...... 2169 8. Jason Braun ...... 1998-02 ...... 3.32 8. Tom Cole ...... 1988-92 ...... 2156 9. Gary Thornton ...... 1964-67 ...... 3.61 9. Todd Reynolds ...... 1991-96 ...... 2078 10. Marc Robitaille ...... 1996-98 ...... 3.65 10. Ryan Ruck...... 2015-19 ...... 2014

SAVE PERCENTAGE SHUTOUTS 1. Cayden Primeau ...... 2017-19 ...... 932 1. Chris Rawlings ...... 2010-13 ...... 11 2. Brad Thiessen ...... 2006-09 ...... 922 2. Brad Thiessen ...... 2006-09 ...... 9 3. Clay Witt...... 2010-15...... 920 3. Cayden Primeau...... 2017-19...... 8 4. Chris Rawlings ...... 2010-13 ...... 914 4. Keni Gibson ...... 2001-05 ...... 7 5. Keni Gibson ...... 2001-05 ...... 909 5. Clay Witt...... 2010-15...... 5 5. Ryan Ruck ...... 2015-pr...... 902 Marc Robitaille ...... 1996-98 ...... 4 6. Marc Robitaille ...... 1996-98 ...... 894 7. Ryan Ruck ...... 2015-19 ...... 3 7. Mike Gilhooly ...... 1999-02 ...... 887 Tim Marshall ...... 1981-85 ...... 3 8. Gary Thornton ...... 1964-67 ...... 886 9. Four tied (last: A. Geragosian - ’03-07) ...... 2 2019 Mike Richter Award Winner Jason Braun ...... 1998-02 ...... 886 Cayden Primeau SINGLE-SEASON GOALTENDING RECORDS

GAMES WINS MINUTES 1. Brad Thiessen ...... 2008-09 ...... 41 1. Cayden Primeau ...... 2018-19 ...... 25 1. Brad Thiessen ...... 2008-09 ...... 2495:44 2. Marc Robitaille ...... 1997-98 ...... 39 Brad Thiessen ...... 2008-09 ...... 25 2. Marc Robitaille ...... 1997-98 ...... 2313:23 3. Ryan Ruck...... 2016-17...... 37 3. Marc Robitaille ...... 1997-98 ...... 21 3. Bruce Racine ...... 1985-86 ...... 2212:00 Ryan Ruck...... 2015-16...... 37 4. Ryan Ruck...... 2015-16...... 20 4. Ryan Ruck...... 2016-17...... 2201:35 Bruce Racine ...... 1985-86 ...... 37 5. Cayden Primeau...... 2017-18...... 19 4. Keni Gibson ...... 2004-05 ...... 2194:12 6. Cayden Primeau ...... 2018-19 ...... 36 Bruce Racine ...... 1985-86 ...... 19 5. Ryan Ruck...... 2015-16...... 2185:24 Keni Gibson ...... 2004-05 ...... 36 7. Ryan Ruck...... 2016-17...... 18 6. Brad Thiessen ...... 2007-08 ...... 2180:23 Chris Rawlings ...... 2010-11 ...... 35 Craig Pantano ...... 2019-20 ...... 18 7. Cayden Primeau...... 2018-19...... 2128:47 9. Cayden Primeau...... 2017-18...... 34 8. Clay Witt ...... 2013-14 ...... 17 8. Chris Rawlings ...... 2010-11 ...... 2034:26 Marc Robitaille ...... 1996-97 ...... 34 9. Cayden Primeau...... 2017-18...... 2004:32 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE SAVES MISC. GOALTENDING RECORDS 1. Cayden Primeau...... 2017-18...... 1.92 1. Brad Thiessen ...... 2008-09 ...... 1195 2. Cayden Primeau...... 2018-19...... 2.00 2. Marc Robitaille ...... 1997-98 ...... 1155 3. Ryan Ruck...... 2015-16...... 2.36 3. Clay Witt ...... 2013-14 ...... 1043 Shutouts (FRESHMAN) Cayden Primeau...... 4 (2017-18) 4. Clay Witt ...... 2013-14 ...... 2.37 4. Chris Rawlings ...... 2010-11 ...... 1040 Brad Thiessen ...... 4 (2006-07) 5. Brad Thiessen ...... 2008-09 ...... 2.40 5. Marc Robitaille ...... 1996-97 ...... 1027 6. Keni Gibson ...... 2004-05 ...... 2.46 6. Cayden Primeau ...... 2018-19 ...... 1026 7. Brad Thiessen ...... 2006-07 ...... 2.48 7. Keni Gibson ...... 2004-05 ...... 1016 Saves (GAME) 8. Craig Pantano ...... 2019-20 ...... 2.50 8. Bruce Racine ...... 1985-86 ...... 1015 Gus Capizzo ...... 60 9. Brad Thiessen ...... 2007-08 ...... 2.64 9. Brad Thiessen ...... 2007-08 ...... 1014 ...... vs. Middlebury (Dec. 8, 1962) 10. Keni Gibson ...... 2001-02 ...... 2.65 10. Brad Thiessen ...... 2006-07 ...... 957 Bill Lawn ...... 54 ...... vs. Harvard (Feb. 28, 1956) SAVE PERCENTAGE SHUTOUTS 1. Cayden Primeau...... 2018-19 ...... 933 1. Chris Rawlings ...... 2010-11 ...... 5 Clay Witt ...... 52 2. Clay Witt ...... 2013-14 ...... 932 Keni Gibson...... 2003-04 ...... 5 ...... vs. Providence (Dec. 6, 2013) 3. Cayden Primeau...... 2017-18...... 931 3. Cayden Primeau...... 2018-19...... 4 Brad Thiessen ...... 2008-09 ...... 931 Cayden Primeau...... 2017-18...... 4 5. Brad Thiessen ...... 2006-07 ...... 921 Brad Thiessen ...... 2006-07 ...... 4 George Demetroulakos ...... 52 6. Chris Rawlings ...... 2010-11 ...... 920 Clay Witt ...... 2013-14 ...... 4 ...... vs. Boston University (Feb. 21, 1980) 6. Marc Robitaille ...... 1996-97 ...... 3 7. Keni Gibson ...... 2004-05 ...... 919 Chris Rawlings ...... 2009-10 ...... 3 8. Chris Rawlings ...... 2011-12 ...... 916 Goals Allowed (GAME) 8. six players Gus Capizzo ..... 12, vs. Boston Coll. (Dec. 14, 1962) 9. Craig Pantano ...... 2019-20 ...... 915 Last: Craig Pantano...... 2019-20...... 2 10. Brad Thiessen ...... 2007-08 ...... 914 46 @GoNUmhockey // // #HowlinHuskies NORTHEASTERN HUSKIES HOCKEY

NOVEMBER 30, 2019: HUSKIES RING BELPOT

BELFAST, Northern Ireland – After falling in the first round of the inaugural Friendship Four in 2015, the Northeastern men’s hockey team (10-4-2, 6-3-1) rang the Belpot this evening after a thrilling 4-3 victory over Colgate (6-6-4, 3-2-1 ECAC) in the championship round of the 2019 Friendship Four. Senior Ryan Shea was named the Player of the Tournament after posting two goals on the night and finishing the weekend with five points off two goals and three assists.

The Huskies came out firing in the first, pouring in three goals in just under a minute to take an early lead over the Raiders. Jayden Struble struck first for Northeastern, beating the Colgate defenseman on the left side to light the lamp. Just 13 seconds after Struble’s tally, freshman Matt DeMelis broke through the defense to tip in the second of the night off the backhand to give Northeastern the 2-0 lead, before Tyler Madden fired in a shot off his own rebound to close out the Huskies’ scoring run.

After the Raiders cut the Northeastern lead to 3-2 with a set of goals, the team’s remained within one until the final moments of the game. With just 56 seconds left in the contest, junior Zach Solow knocked the puck loose in the Colgate zone to senior Shea, who pushed in the empty-net game winner to win the Belpot.

Tonight’s meetings between the Raiders and the Huskies marks the second time the teams have met on the ice in Belfast. In 2015, the teams met in the consolation round, when Northeast- ern trounced Colgate, 7-1.

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FEBRUARY 10, 2020: HUSKIES THREE-PEAT AS BEANPOT CHAMPS

BOSTON – Off the stick of sophomore defenseman Jordan Harris, the No. 12 Northeastern men’s hockey team won its third consecutive Beanpot championship and its seventh during program history on Monday night at TD Garden, defeating Boston University with 5:07 remaining in double overtime. Per NCAA rules, Monday’s title game will officially be recorded as a 4-4 tie, as both teams remained deadlocked after the first five-minute overtime period.

Junior center Zach Solow collected Most Valuable Player honors after potting goals during each of the Huskies’ two Beanpot victories. Fifth-year goaltender Craig Pantano was named the Eberly Award winner for achieving the tournament’s best save percentage, recording 40 saves during the entirety of Monday’s championship game – 30 of which will stand officially per NCAA rules. out the second period as Northeastern carried the 4-2 lead into Northeastern (15-8-3) won its first game of the 2019-20 season the intermission. However, BU bookended the third period with after trailing by two or more goals as Boston University (10-9-8) two unanswered goals, stunning the Huskies with an extra-at- struck twice during the opening eight minutes of play. tacker goal that crossed the line with 1.2 seconds remaining in regulation. Down 2-0 at the intermission, the Huskies turned the tables on BU during the second period, where Northeastern erupted for Pantano and Northeastern weathered five BU shots on goal four goals. Aidan McDonough assisted on Tyler Madden’s goal during the five-minute overtime period before the game pro- at the 2:53 mark to start the NU comeback, then knotted the gressed into the tournament’s traditional 20-minute overtime score off his own stick less than three minutes later. format.

Solow and Grant Jozefek each posted power play goals to close

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SEPTEMBER 29, 2020: STRUBLE AND COLANGELO INVITED TO U.S. NATIONAL JUNIORR TEAM EVALUATION CAMP

BOSTON — Northeastern’s Jayden Struble and Sam Colangelo have been invited to the 2021 U.S. National Junior Team Eval- uation Camp at USA Hockey Arena in Plymouth, Michigan held from October 8-13. The camp is used to evaluate players that will be chosen for the 2021 U.S. National Junior Team which will play in the International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior Championship from December 25-January 5, 2021. Struble is entering his sophomore season with the Huskies after putting up three goals with seven assists in 21 games last season. The Rhode Island native was drafted by the Montreal Canadiens in the second round of the 2019 NHL Entry Draft and made big contributions right off the bat with an assist and a goal in the 2019 Friendship Four tournament helping the Huskies win their first Belpot. Colangelo is heading into his freshman year with the Huskies and is projected to be a high draft pick in next week’s 2020 NHL Entry Draft. The forward played 55 games for the USHL Chicago Steel the last two seasons putting up 31 goals and 30 assists including 58 points last season alone. The Massachusetts native is looking to compete right away for playing time as the Huskies look for their fourth straight Beanpot Championship. Both were invited to the 2020 World Junior Summer Showcase earlier this year that was canceled due to COVID-19. Defenseman Jordan Harris and Associate Head Coach Jerry Keefe were on the 2020 U.S. National Junior Team. Keefe was also an assistant coach on the 2019 silver medalist winning U.S National Junior Team with Northeastern alums Cayden Primeau (Canadiens) and Tyler Madden (Kings).

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OCTOBER 29, 2020: LEVI INVITED TO CANADA’S NATIONAL JUNIOR TEAM SPORT CHEK SELECTION CAMP

BOSTON — Northeastern’s Devon Levi has been invited to Hockey Canada’s National Junior Team Sport Chek Selection Camp from Nov. 16-Dec. 13 in Red Deer, Alberta. The camp is used to evaluate players that will be chosen for the 2021 Ca- nadian National Junior Team which will represent Canada in the International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior Championship from Dec. 25-Jan. 5, 2021.

The Quebec native is entering his freshman season with the Huskies after being drafted by the Florida Panthers in the seventh round of the 2020 NHL Draft (story). Before coming to Northeastern, he went 34-2-1 with the Carleton Place Cana- dians of the CCHL during the 2019-20 season. Standing out amongst the league, Levi led the CCHL with a 1.47 GAA, a .941 save pct. while having eight shutouts and helping his team to first place. He was named CJHL Player of the Year and the CJHL MVP, along with earning the CJHL Top Goalie Award, the CJHL Top Rookie Award, the CCHL MVP Award, the CCHL Top Prospect Award and the CCHL Goaltender of the Year Award, plus the CCHL Lowest GAA Award and was named to the CCHL First All-Star Team. Along with his teammates, Sam Colangelo and Gunnarwolfe Fontaine, Levi participated in the 2019 Junior A Challenge where he let in only three goals on 80 shots for Team Canada and was named MVP, winning the Silver Medal.

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OCTOBER 6-7, 2020: THREE HUSKIES SELECTED IN 2020 NHL ENTRY DRAFT

Colangelo was taken 36th overall by the Anaheim Fontaine was selected 202nd overall by the Pred- Levi was taken 212th overall by the Panthers. Ducks, while Fontaine was taken by the Nashville ators. The Rhode Island native played the last two The Quebec native played for the CCHL Carleton Predators seasons with the USHL Chicago Steel as a teammate Place Canadians in 2019-20 and led the league of Colangelo and tallied 46 goals and 54 assists in with a 1.47 GAA, and a .941 save percentage, Colangelo was drafted by the Ducks in the sec- 105 games. He ranked fifth his final season in the while earning eight shutouts in 37 games and ond round and was the first Hockey East player USHL in goals, goals per game and points and ended helping the Canadians to first place. He was selected. The Stoneham, Mass., native became his career second in all-time goals for the Chicago named the league’s Player of the Year, Top Goal- the fourth Husky to be selected in the second Steel while helping lead them to the 2019 USHL ie, Top Rookie, Top Prospect and was named round and is the 18th to be selected in the draft Eastern Conference Championship. He also played in to the CCHL All-Star first team. He played in during the Jim Madigan era. It is the first time in the 2020 Biosteel All-American Game and his sister the 2020 CJHL Top Prospects Game, the 2019 Northeastern history with back-to-back years of Skylar Fontaine is a star defenseman on the North- CCHL All-Star Game and for Team Canada East second-round selections (Jayden Struble, 46th eastern women’s hockey team. The person in charge in the 2019 World Junior A Challenge (WJAC) pick to the Montreal Canadiens). of making the pick is Northeastern alum David Poile Tournament and earned MVP honors while lead- who has been general manager of the Predators ing them to the silver medal. Prior to joining Northeastern, the 6-foot-2 since 1997. freshman notched 31 goals and 30 assists in 55 This is the third consecutive season that mul- games over two seasons with the Chicago Steel of tiple Northeastern players have been drafted, the USHL, tallying 58 points last year alone. and seventh straight season with a player being selected in the NHL Draft. Along with Jayden Struble, Colangelo was invited to the 2020 World Junior Summer Showcase, which was later canceled due to COVID-19 and both were also invited to the 2021 U.S. National Junior Team Evaluation Camp at USA Hockey Arena in Plymouth, Michigan being held later this week. Colangelo also played in the 2020 BioSteel All-American game at USA Hockey Arena.

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