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WESTERN COLLEGIATE Opening Faceoff HOCKEY ASSOCIATION • No. 66 in the Books: The Men's League of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) proudly celebrated its 66th • Founded 1951 • season of competition in 2017-18, another campaign of terrific on- and off-ice accomplishments by its student-athletes, 2950 Metro Drive, Suite 102 coaches and member programs. Bloomington, MN 55425 • The WCHA enjoyed frenzied environments and epic moments during its second-consecutive on-campus postseason 952-681-7947 tournament, sent two teams to NCAA regionals, joined Hockey East as one of two conferences to produce a quartet of 20-win teams, landed three teams in the final national polls, featured a Hobey Baker Memorial Award top-10 finalist MEMBER TEAMS and three All-Americans, applauded a pair of top-10 finalists for the Senior CLASS Award®, celebrated Minnesota University of Alabama in Huntsville State's third MacNaughton Cup title in four years and Michigan Tech's second-straight league playoff crown, and University of Alaska Anchorage cheered on the 24 players -- from all 10 member institutions -- who signed professional contracts. University of Alaska Fairbanks • Tourney-Bound: For the first time since the 2014-15 season, two WCHA teams advanced to the NCAA tournament: League Bemidji State University regular season champion Minnesota State (the Mavericks earned the No. 2 seed in the West Region) and WCHA tournament Bowling Green State University champion Michigan Tech (with the league's automatic bid, the Huskies were the fourth seed at the East Regional). Ferris State University • The WCHA's representatives nearly derailed the 2018 national championship game on the tournament's first day. Lake Superior State University Michigan Tech scored late to force overtime, before dropping a 4-3 decision to runner-up Notre Dame. Minnesota Michigan Technological University State fell, 3-2 in OT, to eventual national champion Minnesota Duluth. Minnesota State University • 4x20: The WCHA matched Hockey East with an NCAA-best four, 20-win teams. Minnesota State led the country in victories at Northern Michigan University 29-10-1, while Northern Michigan (25-15-3) tied for fourth, Bowling Green (23-12-6) tied for ninth and Michigan Tech (22-17-5) tied for 14th. TRADITION STARTS HERE • The WCHA has now had a quartet of 20-win teams for three-straight seasons. #WeAreWCHA • Polling Place: Three WCHA teams were featured in the final USCHO.com poll of the 2017-18 season: No. 9 Minnesota State, No. 16 Michigan Tech and No. 20 Northern Michigan. The Mavericks (eighth) and Huskies (15th) were each up one spot in the final USA Today / USA Hockey Magazine rankings. Bowling Green received votes in the final USCHO.com poll. 2018-19 Important Dates • MacNaughton Returns to Mankato: For the third time in four seasons, the MacNaughton Cup will reside in Mankato after Minnesota State emerged as 2017-18 WCHA regular season champions. Date Event • The Mavericks finished 22-5-1-0 in WCHA play, marking the conference's most league victories since Wisconsin went Oct. 6-7 Opening Weekend 23-5-0 en route to the 1999-2000 MacNaughton Cup. Oct. 26-27 First WCHA league series • Tech's Championship Road: First-year head coach Joe Shawhan guided Michigan Tech on an improbable run from WCHA tournament fifth seed to repeat champions with road series wins at Bemidji State and Minnesota State, capped by a victory at Dec. 7-8 First weekend of five (5) Northern Michigan to earn the inaugural Jeff Sauer WCHA Championship Trophy, presented by Anderson's Pure Maple Syrup. WCHA league series • The Huskies swept the Beavers in a quarterfinal-round series, rebounded from a Game 1 loss to outlast the Mavericks Dec. 17-27 Holiday Break in a semifinal-round series and posted a 2-0, WCHA Championship victory over the Wildcats in Marquette. Late-Dec./ In-season tournaments • Bitzer Sets WCHA Shutout Mark: With a career-high 45 saves in a scoreless tie at eventual national champion Minnesota Early-Jan. Desert Hockey Classic Duluth on Oct. 14, Bemidji State senior Michael Bitzer set the all-time WCHA record with his 17th career shutout. Great Lakes Invitational • Bitzer wrapped up his illustrious collegiate career with 21 shutouts -- the second-most in NCAA Division I men's hockey history (behind only the 26 posted at Michigan State by eventual NHL All-Star and U.S. Olympian ). TD Bank Catamount Cup • National Accolades: WCHA Overall and Offensive Player of the Year C.J. Suess, Minnesota State's senior forward, was a top-10 March 1-2 Final weekend of the finalist for the Hobey Baker Memorial Award and a first-team CCM/AHCA Hockey All-American. regular season • Suess headlined a trio of WCHA All-Americans, along with two sophomore defensemen who earned second-team March 8-10 2019 WCHA Quarterfinals honors: Northern Michigan's Philip Beaulieu and Bowling Green's Alec Rauhauser (WCHA Defenseman of the Year). Host sites; seeds 1-4 • Beaulieu was also named to the All-USCHO Second Team, while Suess garnered third-team accolades. Northern March 15-17 2019 WCHA Semifinals Michigan junior forward Troy Loggins, Minnesota State junior defenseman Daniel Brickley, Rauhauser and Minnesota State senior goaltender Connor LaCouvee all earned honorable mention. Host sites; top 2 seeds • Rauhauser was an All-CHN selection, joined by Minnesota State freshman forward Jake Jaremko (All-Rookie Team). March 23 2019 WCHA Championship • Bemidji State goaltender Michael Bitzer and Bowling Green forward Mitch McLain were among the top-10 finalists Host site; top seed for the 2017-18 Senior CLASS Award®, while Ferris State forward Andrew Dorantes was among the top-20 candidates. March 29-31 2019 NCAA Regionals • The Next Level: Following the 2017-18 college season, 24 players -- representing all 10 WCHA programs -- signed professional Four sites contracts to continue their careers. April 11-13 2019 NCAA Frozen Four • Five (5) players signed (NHL) entry-level contracts: Bemidji State's Zach Whitecloud (Vegas), Michigan Tech's Dane Birks (Pittsburgh) and Mitch Reinke (St. Louis), and Minnesota State's Daniel Brickley (Los KeyBank Center Angeles) and C.J. Suess (Winnipeg). Buffalo, N.Y. • Whitecloud, Reinke and Brickley were all undrafted free agents -- and all three made their NHL debuts.

Final 2017-18 WCHA Standings Conference Overall Rk (Natl Rank) Team Pts GP W L T 3/SW % GF GA GP W L T % GF GA 1 (9/8) Minnesota State 67 28 22 5 1 0 .804 116 58 40 29 10 1 .738 153 84 2 (20) Northern Michigan 61 28 19 7 2 2 .714 85 64 43 25 15 3 .616 130 108 3 Bowling Green 58 28 17 6 5 2 .696 87 63 41 23 12 6 .634 122 100 4 Bemidji State 49 28 13 9 6 4 .571 77 63 38 16 14 8 .526 103 95 5 (16/15) Michigan Tech 43 28 12 11 5 2 .518 82 75 44 22 17 5 .557 134 117 6 Ferris State 34 28 11 16 1 0 .411 68 86 38 14 23 1 .382 87 122 7 Alabama Huntsville 33 28 10 16 2 1 .393 69 86 37 12 23 2 .351 84 121 8 Alaska 30 28 9 17 2 1 .357 74 85 36 11 22 3 .347 97 118 9 Lake Superior State 27 28 8 17 3 0 .339 59 90 36 10 22 4 .333 76 121 10 Alaska Anchorage 18 28 4 21 3 3 .196 55 102 34 4 26 4 .176 65 124 (3 points for win in regulation or 5-on-5 OT; 1 point for tie after regulation and 5-on-5 OT; 1 point for win in 3-on-3 OT or shootout; rankings listed by USCHO.com first, followed byUSA Today/USA Hockey Magazine) 2017-18 WCHA Season in Review - News and Notes #WeAreWCHA

From the League Office 2018 WCHA Postseason Tournament • Successful 2017-18 Season: With the continued financial success of the on- • Bringing Playoff Hockey Home: "Hockey is the best sport there is, playoff hockey campus WCHA Postseason Tournament, increased revenue from WCHA.tv and is the best of the best, and winning a championship in your home arena – or sponsorships (including value-in-kind), reduced expenditures and appropriate coming together as a team to win on the road – is one of the greatest feelings a budgeting, the WCHA Men's League generated a surplus for the second- player or coach can have." Those words, spoken by esteemed Ferris State Head consecutive fiscal year. Coach Bob Daniels, have proven true in the last two seasons, with the WCHA's on- • Jeff Sauer WCHA Championship Trophy: The league was honored in 2018 to campus league postseason tournament bringing the singular intensity and passion introduce the Jeff Sauer WCHA Championship Trophy, to be awarded each season of playoff college hockey directly to its member institution fans. to the WCHA Postseason Tournament Champion. The late Coach Sauer embodied • 2018 WCHA Playoffs -- Quarterfinals: The best-of-three quarterfinals saw No. 2 all that is wonderful about hockey and everything we strive to represent at the seed Northern Michigan outlast No. 7 Alabama Huntsville in three games, along WCHA; the league is thrilled to have a new trophy as a tangible reminder of his with a trio of sweeps (No. 5 Michigan Tech upset host and No. 4 seed Bemidji enduring impact on our league and sport. State, while No. 1 Minnesota State toppled No. 8 Alaska and No. 3 Bowling Green • The trophy, which is presented by Anderson's Pure Maple Syrup and eliminated No. 6 Ferris State). designed by renowned manufacturer Jostens, will reside in Houghton, • Memorable moments included NMU's first home playoff games since Mich. for the next year after Michigan Tech captured the 2018 WCHA 2012 (in the CCHA); UAH's first-ever WCHA postseason victory, courtesy of postseason title. a late by senior forward and Huntsville native Josh Kestner in Game • WCHA Partners with FloSports: On June 11, the WCHA announced a multiyear 2; MTU's rally from 3-1 down to win, 5-3, in Game 1; a pair of four-goal partnership with FloSports, the innovator in live digital sports and original periods by MSU; and, a school-record 62 saves by FSU junior goaltender content, to stream every game hosted by a WCHA member institution live and Darren Smith in Game 1, before BGSU freshman Brandon Kruse scored on-demand exclusively on FloHockey.tv. With FloSports' significant investment in the overtime winner. the WCHA and college hockey, the partnership -- and shared commitment to grow • 2018 WCHA Playoffs -- Semifinals: The best-of-three semifinals featured all four the league and sport -- will have an immediate, tangible and highly-positive fiscal WCHA 20-win teams, while both series were settled by an overtime goal in the impact for all 10 WCHA member schools. decisive Game 3. Northern Michigan outlasted Bowling Green and earned the • FloHockey.tv will now be the home to approximately 400 college hockey right to host the WCHA Championship after Michigan Tech upset Minnesota State games each season, including every contest hosted by a WCHA Men's later that same evening. League school, the WCHA Women's League (Bemidji State, Minnesota • Tech twice staved off a season-ending defeat behind goaltender Patrick Duluth, Minnesota State and St. Cloud State) and select Big Ten Munson, winning Games 2 and 3 in Mankato, the latter on Jake Jackson's Conference games (men's and WCHA-affiliated women's programs). second goal of the game, the OT winner in a 2-1 triumph. • WCHA.tv: The WCHA enters its partnership with FloSports riding the momentum • A matchup of nationally-ranked teams did not disappoint -- especially in generated by the best of WCHA.tv's five seasons. Following the introduction of a thrilling Game 3 that saw BGSU tie the game with eight seconds left in custom WCHA.tv apps on Apple TV, Amazon Fire and Android TV, subscription regulation on a goal by senior captain Mitch McLain, before NMU's Troy sales were up 35.7 percent and net revenue increased by 30.9 percent. Loggins sent the Wildcats to the title game with a goal at 15:53 of OT. • WCHA Brand Continues to Grow: Association-wide digital impressions (across • 2018 WCHA Championship: In an all-Upper Peninsula title game, Michigan Tech all WCHA owned channels) were up by 1.1 percent during the season. The captured its second-straight league playoff crown and hoisted the inaugural Jeff WCHA continued its four-year trend of increased digital traffic, with its 2017-18 Sauer WCHA Championship Trophy, Presented by Anderson's Pure Maple Syrup. digital network impressions up 162.5 percent from the 2013-14 total. Likewise, The Huskies won their fifth road game of the tournament, defeating Northern Association social media followers (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube) Michigan, 2-0, in front of a sold-out, standing room-only crowd of 4,260 at the have increased by 114.1 percent over the same period. Berry Events Center in Marquette. • The WCHA again brought fans a pair of weekly video features: the "WCHA • Munson was the difference, capping a remarkable three-game Plays of the Week, Presented by SPIRE Credit Union" and "Inside the tournament run with a 21-save shutout to earn WCHA Championship First WCHA." The league partnered with School Space Media on the latter, Star and Most Outstanding Player honors. His spectacular, sliding armpit with host Ryan Phelps delivering the top goals, saves and plays from each save with 2:20 left in the second period stopped a 2-on-1 opportunity for week, along with a look ahead to the next weekend of competition. the Wildcats and preserved a 1-0 Tech lead. • From fan contests and in-game commentary, to feature stories and • MTU freshman Greyson Reitmeier opened the scoring 5:56 into the highlights of professional success, #WeAreWCHA has become a staple second period with the eventual game-winner, while Joel L'Esperance for engagement with the league on any platform, connecting all who sealed the outcome with an empty-net strike at 19:13 of the third. make the WCHA a truly special league -- from current players and alumni to future student-athletes; from administrators to coaches; and, most More from the 2017-18 Season importantly, all our fans. We are all the WCHA. • Horns Up: Minnesota State led all NCAA Division I teams in 10 categories: Wins • Sponsorship: WCHA sponsorship revenue increased by 110.7 percent, with (29), goals scored (153), goals per game (3.83), goal margin (+69), goal margin per value-in-kind deals adding additional budget relief. The leagued welcomed game (+1.73), power-play goals (52), power-play goals per game (1.30), shots on Anderson's Pure Maple Syrup as the presenting sponsor of the Jeff Sauer WCHA goal per game (22.00), shots on goal margin (+509) and shots on goal margin per Championship Trophy, enjoyed new partnerships with Frauenshuh Commercial game (+12.72). Real Estate and Art by ASI, while continuing successful relationships with SPIRE • The Mavericks joined Frozen Four participant Ohio State as the only two Credit Union, UNRL and Ostrom Creative. teams to rank among the top-10 nationally in scoring offense (first at 3.83 • UNRL Powers Official WCHA Online Store: In addition to providing participant goals per game), scoring defense (sixth at 2.10 goals allowed per game), gifts at the 2018 WCHA Championship, athletic lifestyle brand UNRL launched the power-play success rate (third at 27.4 percent, 52-for-190) and -kill Official WCHA Online Store in February. The site offers fans exclusive, co-branded efficiency (sixth at 85.5 percent, 148-for-173). headwear and apparel featuring the logos and colors of all 10 WCHA Men's • For the first time in the program's D-I era, Minnesota State had six players League institutions. with at least 30 points (C.J. Suess - 43; Zeb Knutson - 43; Marc Michaelis - • WCHA Leadership: Following the 2018 WCHA Management Council meetings 40; Jake Jaremko - 39; Parker Tuomie - 37; and, Daniel Brickley - 35). (held April 23-24 in Naples, Fla.) and the Board of Directors meetings (held June 4 • Marquette Magic: In his first year as a NCAA Division I bench boss, WCHA Coach in Bloomington, Minn.), the Association formally approved its updated articles of of the Year Grant Potulny engineered the finest Northern Michigan season in over incorporation, bylaws and policies and procedures. a decade. The Wildcats tied for fourth nationally in victories with their first 25-win • The WCHA Men's League Board of Directors is filled of member institution season (25-15-3) since 2001-02, while reaching 20 wins for the first time since the Presidents/Chancellors or their designees, while the WCHA Management 2009-10 campaign. Council is comprised of the Athletic Director, Faculty Athletics • After going 8-8-0 through their first 16 games, the Wildcats were Representative (FAR) and Head Coach of each institution. undefeated in 20 of their final 27 contests (17-7-3). • The 2018-19 WCHA Men's League Advisory Council, which is responsible • NMU led the country with 17 home wins, while the Wildcats were fourth for general counsel to Commissioner Bill Robertson, along with providing with a .773 winning percentage at the Berry Events Center (17-5-0). oversight of the League's day-to-day operations, consists of Dr. Fritz • Despite being picked to finish seventh in the WCHA preseason coaches' Erickson (President, Northern Michigan and Board Chair), Dr. Kim and media polls, the Wildcats challenged for the MacNaughton Cup and Hancock (Faculty Athletics Representative, Ferris State and FAR Chair), finished second in the league standings. Bob Moosbrugger (Athletic Director, Bowling Green and AD Chair) and Tom Serratore (Head Coach, Bemidji State and Coaches' Chair).

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• Helping Hand: In his first season with Northern Michigan, junior forward Adam • Between the Pipes: Led by Bemidji State senior Michael Bitzer (who set the Rockwood led the country with 40 assists -- the most by a WCHA skater since league's all-time shutout mark), the WCHA again had a stable of outstanding Minnesota Duluth's Jack Connolly also had 40 during his 2011-12 Hobey Baker netminders. Award-winning season. • WCHA Goaltender of the Year Atte Tolvanen won 23 games (tied for fourth • A transfer from Wisconsin, he also scored eight goals to lead the WCHA nationally), made 736 saves, ranked sixth in the NCAA with a .691 winning with 48 points overall. His 0.93 assists per game ranked second nationally. percentage (23-10-1) and was 17th with a 2.22 goals-against average. • Lighting the Lamp: For the first time since the 2013-14 season, the WCHA • Minnesota State senior Connor LaCouvee, a transfer from Boston featured a quartet of 20-goal scorers. University, took charge in the Mavericks' net and led the WCHA with a • A pair of seniors -- Alabama Huntsville's Josh Kestner and Northern 1.80 goals-against average (third nationally), 23 wins (tied for fourth) and Michigan's Robbie Payne -- led the WCHA and tied for sixth nationally a .783 winning percentage (second, at 23-6-1). He also ranked second in with 24 goals apiece. Kestner, a Huntsville native, matched UAH's D-I era the WCHA with a .914 save percentage. single-season record. • Bitzer tied for fifth in the country with a WCHA-best five shutouts, while • Northern Michigan junior Troy Loggins, who finished second in the he was 18th with a 2.24 goals-against average. WCHA's overall scoring race with 47 points, was third in the league (and • League Scoring Ticks Up: An average of 5.51 goals were scored per WCHA regular tied for ninth nationally) with 23 goals. season league game in 2017-18 (772 total), up 5.6 percent from 2016-17 (5.22 • Minnesota State senior C.J. Suess (43 points overall) was fourth in the goals-per-game / 731 total) and 10.8 percent from the 2015-16 campaign (4.98 WCHA and tied for 12th nationally with 22 goals. gpg / 697 total). • Kestner (fifth at 0.65), Payne (13th at 0.56), Suess (14th at 0.55), Loggins • Another Thrilling Playoff Chase: Befitting the highly-competitive nature that is a (15th at 0.53) and Minnesota State sophomore Marc Michaelis (tied for WCHA hallmark, the league entered the final weekend of the regular season with 24th at 0.50) all ranked among the top-25 nationally for goals per game. the MacNaughton Cup winner undetermined, six of eight playoff seeds up for • Offensive Defensemen: The WCHA skated four of the NCAA's top-10 defenseman grabs and four teams battling for the final three postseason slots. scoring leaders. • Minnesota State needed every bit of its' 11-game unbeaten streak to end • Second-team All-American Philip Beaulieu, a sophomore at Northern the regular season (10-0-1), holding off second-half charges from Northern Michigan, was second nationally with 0.98 points per game, while his 42 Michigan (10-3-1 after Jan. 1) and Bowling Green (12-4-0) to win the points overall (11g-31a) were tops among NCAA blueliners. MacNaughton Cup. The Mavericks clinched their third title in four seasons • Alaska senior Zach Frye was fourth at 0.97 (11g-23a--34pts), while WCHA with a 2-1 home victory over Bemidji State on the final Friday night. Defenseman of the Year and second-team All-American Alec Rauhauser • By splitting with Michigan Tech on the regular season's final weekend, (Bowling Green sophomore) was second overall with 39 points (9g-30a) Northern Michigan held on to the No. 2 seed over Bowling Green (thereby and sixth at 0.95 points per game. giving the Wildcats home ice when they faced the Falcons in the semifinal • Minnesota State junior Daniel Brickley, who would tally an assist in his round of the WCHA Playoffs). NHL debut for the on April 5, was tied for ninth at 0.88 • Alabama Huntsville's Friday-night win over Bowling Green clinched the points per game (10g-25a--35pts). Chargers' first WCHA postseason berth since 2014-15. • Youth is Served: Five of the NCAA's top-20 freshman scoring leaders were WCHA • In a head-to-head matchup for the final open slot in the WCHA Playoffs, rookies, with each wearing either a Minnesota State or Bowling Green uniform. Ferris State -- which began the weekend with a one-point lead over ninth- • The Mavericks' Jake Jaremko, the second-consecutive WCHA Rookie place Lake Superior State -- swept the visiting Lakers to vault all the way of the Year from Minnesota State, ranked second nationally with 0.97 up to the No. 6 seed (and eliminate LSSU). points per game. His 39 total points (15g-24a) were also second-most by • Changing of the Guard: The WCHA is excited to welcome two new head coaches a NCAA rookie and the most by a freshman in Minnesota State's D-I era for the 2018-19 season, as Matt Curley takes the reins at Alaska Anchorage and (surpassing future NHL All-Star David Backes' 37-point output in 2003-04). Erik Largen ascends to the top role at Alaska. • Reggie Lutz, a teammate of Jaremko's at Elk River (Minn.) High School, • Curley will be a first-year NCAA head coach, coming to UAA after stints with Chicago in the USHL and at Minnesota State, was 13th nationally with with the U.S. National Team Development Program, the USHL, two 0.77 points per game (7g-20a--27pts). seasons (2013-15) as an assistant coach at Bentley () and, • Bowling Green's high-scoring rookie trio included: Brandon Kruse, who most recently, a three-year tenure as head coach of the EC Red Bulls junior was ninth nationally at 0.80 points per game (8g-25a--33pts); Max team based out of Salzburg, Austria. Johnson, who tied for 18th at 0.73 (13-17--30); and, Cameron Wright, • Largen, a Fairbanks native and former UAF goaltender, takes over the who finished 20th at 0.69 (9-16--25). Nanooks' program after two years as an assistant coach, first under Dallas • The Mavericks' freshman group ranked third in the NCAA overall with 3.17 Ferguson (2016-17) and then Lance West (2017-18). points per game (41g-86a--127pts), while the Falcons' rookies were fourth • Largen (31 years old) and Curley (35) will be the second- and third- at 3.00 (42g-81a--123pts). youngest head coaches, respectively, in NCAA Division I men's hockey. • Special Teams Prowess: Northern Michigan's Troy Loggins was a special-teams dynamo, leading the country with five short-handed goals and tying for eighth Once Around the Rink with nine power-play strikes. • UAH: Just four years removed from a two-win season, the Chargers (who have • Minnesota State's Marc Michaelis and Bemidji State senior Kyle Bauman improved their winning percentage each campaign under head coach Mike both tied for second nationally with three short-handed goals apiece. Corbett) won 12 games (their most since 2009-10) and captured their first-ever • Bowling Green's Max Johnson paced NCAA rookies and was seventh WCHA playoff victory, while Josh Kestner earned the highest All-WCHA Team overall with 10 power-play goals. UAH's Josh Kestner matched Loggins recognition in program history (second-team honors). with nine power-play markers, tied for eighth-most nationally. • UAA: The Seawolves' season-ending road sweep in Fairbanks was sparked by • Clutch 'Cats: Northern Michigan sophomore forward Darien Craighead led the 76 saves from senior goaltender Olivier Mantha, who departs as the program's NCAA with six game-winning goals, while teammate Troy Loggins was tied for all-time leader in saves (3,449), save percentage (.908) and minutes played second with five. (6973:22). • Five of the duo's combined 11 game-winners snapped a third-period tie • UAF: The Nanooks won their sixth-straight Alaska Airlines Governor's Cup against and stood as the final goal of the contest, including one in the final second rival Alaska Anchorage, qualified once again for the WCHA Playoffs and landed a of regulation (Craighead on Oct. 14 vs. Ferris State) and one in overtime pair of All-WCHA selections -- including first-team defensemanZach Frye. (Loggins against Bowling Green in Game 3 of the WCHA semifinals). • BSU: The Beavers opened the season with a win and tie against eventual national champion Minnesota Duluth, ranked among the top-20 nationally for regular season wins and saw freshman forward Charlie Combs score 13 goals -- the most by a BSU rookie since the 2009-10 season. • BGSU: The Falcons captured their first-ever Great Lakes Invitational championship (including a victory over eventual Frozen Four participant Michigan) and won a league postseason series for an NCAA-best eighth-straight season (all under head coach Chris Bergeron). • FSU: The Bulldogs dealt Frozen Four-bound Michigan one of its only five home losses on the season, while qualifying for their conference postseason tournament for the 21st-consecutive campaign.

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Once Around the Rink (Cont.) The Next Level • LSSU: The Lakers nearly rallied themselves back into the WCHA Playoffs with • Member-Institution Alumni in the NHL: Twenty-two (22) alumni, representing all consecutive February road sweeps -- LSSU's first four-game road winning streak 10 current WCHA member institutions, played in the NHL in 2017-18. since 2011 (including back-to-back shutouts Feb. 2-3 at Bemidji State, the first • Alaska Anchorage alumnus Jay Beagle became the first player in history to time in eight years the Lakers held a team scoreless for an entire weekend series). win the Kelly Cup (ECHL), Calder Cup (AHL) and Stanley Cup (NHL) when he • MTU: The Huskies went from league tournament fifth seed to back-to-back WCHA and the captured their first-ever title. playoff champs, a fitting send-off for a senior class that became the first Tech • Beagle, who played in 23 of 24 postseason contests, while contributing group since 1978 to have a winning record all four seasons, ranked fifth nationally eight points (2g-6a) and a plus-7 rating, was joined on the Caps by backup with 97 victories, snapped a 34-year NCAA tournament drought with three goaltender Pheonix Copley (Michigan Tech), goaltending coach Scott appearances and hoisted three league trophies (the MacNaughton Cup as 2015- Murray (Lake Superior State), associate coach Todd Reirden (Bowling 16 regular season co-champs, the Broadmoor Trophy as 2017 playoff champs and Green) and general manager Brian MacLellan (BGSU). the Jeff Sauer WCHA Championship Trophy as 2018 playoff winners). • The Western Conference Champion received 14 • MSU: The Mavericks' third MacNaughton Cup in four seasons capped a points (9g-5a) in 36 regular season games from midseason waiver pickup tremendous run by its 2017-18 senior class, which also won the 2015 Broadmoor Ryan Carpenter, then another five points (5a) and a plus-5 rating in Trophy as league playoff champions, made a pair of NCAA tournament postseason play from the Bowling Green alumnus. appearances and tied for second nationally with 101 victories (matching North • Ferris State legend Chris Kunitz fell just short in his quest to play for an Dakota, four behind Denver). incredible fifth-straight Stanley Cup, as a successful first season with the • NMU: While Philip Beaulieu became the Wildcats' first All-American since (13g-17a--30pts, while playing in all 99 games) ended 2010, the team's six All-WCHA honorees were the most in a single-season in in the Eastern Conference Final. program history (Beaulieu, Darien Craighead, Troy Loggins, Robbie Payne, Adam • Battling back from both illness and injury, veteran forward David Backes Rockwood and WCHA Goaltender of the Year Atte Tolvanen). (Minnesota State) still contributed 33 points (14g-19a) in 57 regular season games for the . In the Classroom and In the Community • Among other WCHA member-institution alumni, Cam Talbot (Alabama • Google Cloud Academic All-American: Olivier Mantha, the 2017-18 WCHA Huntsville) made 67 starts in the Edmonton net, while Oilers teammate Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year, became the first Alaska Anchorage Jujhar Khaira (Michigan Tech) set career highs with 69 games played, 11 hockey player ever to be named a Google Cloud Academic All-American. The goals, 10 assists and 21 points. senior goaltender was a first-team honoree for the Division I Men's At-Large team, • Three of the last four WCHA Defensive Players of the Year saw NHL ice as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). last season: Alaska alumnus Colton Parayko, a two-time winner (2014 • Alabama Huntsville junior defenseman John Teets joined Mantha as a and 2015), played in all 82 games for the St. Louis Blues and matched his Google Cloud Academic All-District honoree. career high with 35 points, while 2016 honoree (Minnesota • Krampade All American Scholars: Fifty-one (51) student-athletes, representing State) skated in 37 contests with the and former Mavericks all 10 WCHA Men's League member institutions, were honored as Krampade All teammate (and 2017 winner) Daniel Brickley picked up an assist in his American Scholars, as announced by the American Hockey Coaches Association NHL debut April 5 with the Los Angeles Kings. (AHCA). These outstanding players attained a 3.6 GPA each semester and • Pro Signings: As previously mentioned, 24 players -- representing all 10 WCHA participated in 40 percent of their school's games during the 2017-18 season. programs -- signed professional contracts after the 2017-18 college season. • Doing It With CLASS: Bemidji State goaltender Michael Bitzer and Bowling Green • Five (5) players signed NHL entry-level contracts: Bemidji State's Zach forward Mitch McLain were among the top-10 finalists for the 2017-18 Senior Whitecloud (Vegas), Michigan Tech's Dane Birks (Pittsburgh) and Mitch CLASS Award®, while Ferris State forward Andrew Dorantes was among the top- Reinke (St. Louis), and Minnesota State's Daniel Brickley (Los Angeles) 20 candidates. and C.J. Suess (Winnipeg). • Scholar-Athletes: Eighty-one (81) student-athletes, representing all 10 Men's • Whitecloud, Reinke and Brickley were all undrafted free agents -- and all League member institutions, earned WCHA Scholar-Athlete Award status for three made their NHL debuts. maintaining a GPA of 3.50 or above. • 2018 NHL Draft: The two opponents from this past spring's Western Conference • All-Academic Team: One hundred and fifty-one (151) student-athletes, Final of the Stanley Cup Playoffs each chose forwards with WCHA connections in representing all 10 Men's League member institutions, earned a spot on the the 2018 NHL Draft, as Minnesota State commit Nathan Smith was a third-round WCHA All-Academic Team for maintaining a GPA of 3.00 or above. pick of the (91st overall) and Bowling Green rising sophomore Brandon Kruse was grabbed by the defending conference champion Vegas Golden Knights in the fifth round (135th overall). Developing Talent • NHL Development Camps: Thirty-seven (37) players with ties to WCHA programs Twenty-four (24) players who participated in 2018 NHL Development Camps are – including 24 slated to skate in the league this upcoming season – were invited to slated to play in the WCHA during the 2018-19 season: participate in 2018 NHL Development Camps. • The 24 players expected to be on 2018-19 WCHA rosters feature 10 Player, 2018-19 Class, Pos. School NHL Development Camp underclassmen (five incoming freshmen and five sophomores), along with Stephen Baylis, Sr., F Bowling Green Boston Bruins eight juniors and six seniors. Ryan Bednard, Jr., G Bowling Green • Bowling Green, which has produced four-straight 20-win seasons, led Lukas Craggs, Jr., F Bowling Green Winnipeg Jets the WCHA with nine current, former and incoming players. Back-to-back Brandon Kruse, So., F Bowling Green Vegas Golden Knights WCHA Postseason Tournament champion Michigan Tech and defending Alec Rauhauser, Jr., D Bowling Green Los Angeles Kings Adam Smith, Sr., D Bowling Green MacNaughton Cup winner Minnesota State were tied for second with Tim Theochardis, Fr., D Bowling Green seven players apiece, while Northern Michigan had six players from its Cooper Zech, Fr., D Ferris State Washington Capitals 25-win, WCHA tournament runner-up squad earn invites. Matthew Barnaby, Fr., F Lake Superior State • International Competition: The international season was highlighted by the 2018 Steven Ruggiero, Jr., D Lake Superior State Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea. Five players from current Thomas Beretta, Jr., F Michigan Tech Toronto Maple Leafs WCHA institutions competed: Alaska Anchorage's Mat Robinson (Canada) and Jake Jackson, Sr., F Michigan Tech Luka Vidmar (Slovenia), Bemidji State's Matt Dalton (Korea), Ferris State's Chad Jake Lucchini, Sr., F Michigan Tech Pittsburgh Penguins Billins (United States) and Northern Michigan's Erik Gustafsson (Sweden). Cooper Watson, So., D Michigan Tech • Four players participated in the 2018 IIHF World Championship, held Jake Jaremko, So. F Minnesota State Nashville Predators in Denmark: Alaska's Colton Parayko (Canada), Bemidji State's Dalton , So., D Minnesota State Buffalo Sabres (Korea), Bowling Green's Ralfs Freibergs (Latvia) and Minnesota State's Ian Scheid, Jr., D Minnesota State Marc Michaelis (Germany). Also, Team USA was led by a pair of former Nathan Smith, Fr., F Minnesota State Winnipeg Jets Ferris State players in head coach Jeff Blashill and assistant Seth Appert. Chris Van Os-Shaw, Fr., F Minnesota State Toronto Maple Leafs • Minnesota State bench boss and two-time WCHA Coach of the Year Philip Beaulieu, Jr., D Northern Michigan Boston Bruins Mike Darien Craighead, Jr., F Northern Michigan New York Islanders Hastings has been named head coach for the 2019 U.S. National Junior Troy Loggins, Sr., F Northern Michigan Team. Originally selected as an assistant coach for the squad, Hastings was Adam Rockwood, Sr., F Northern Michigan elevated by USA Hockey to the head role in May. Adam Roeder, So., D Northern Michigan St. Louis Blues • Bowling Green rising sophomore Brandon Kruse was invited to the 2018 World Junior Summer Showcase, held July 28-Aug. 4.

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Tradition Starts Here • Among the Best: Four (4) of the nation's top-20 winningest teams since 2013-14 NCAA Wins Leaders, 2012-18 play in the WCHA, including three in the top-15. (Mike Hastings Era at Minnesota State) • Minnesota State has gone 127-58-16 (.672) to lead all NCAA Division I hockey programs in victories over the last five seasons, while Michigan Rank Team Wins Tech (111-70-26, .599) is tied with Notre Dame for 10th, Bowling Green 1. Minnesota State 151 (107-70-25, .592) is tied with Air Force and Robert Morris for 14th, and 2. North Dakota 148 Ferris State (94-88-17, .515) is tied with Clarkson for 20th. Quinnipiac 148 • Horns Up: No team in the country has won more games over the last six seasons 4. Denver 145 than Minnesota State, which is 151-72-19 (.663) under head coach Mike Hastings. 5. UMass Lowell 144 The Mavericks have recorded a program-record six-consecutive 20-win seasons, 6. Boston College 140 while making three NCAA tournament appearances, winning three MacNaughton 7. Minnesota 139 Cups and capturing two WCHA Postseason Tournament titles. • 20-20-20-20: Bowling Green (23-12-6) and Michigan Tech (22-17-5) both reached St. Cloud State 139 the 20-win plateau for the fourth-consecutive season in 2017-18. The Falcons last 9. Providence 138 achieved that feat during a nine-year stretch under legendary head coach Jerry 10. Notre Dame 136 York between 1981-82 and 1989-90; the Huskies, not since Hall of Fame bench 11. Union 132 boss John MacInnes led Tech to 118 victories between the 1972-73 and 1975-76 12. Robert Morris 127 campaigns, a run that included two WCHA regular season titles and three-straight 13. Boston University 126 NCAA Frozen Four appearances (including the 1975 national championship). 14. Michigan Tech 124 • Michigan Tech is fifth nationally with 97 wins over the last four seasons Air Force 124 (97-51-19, .638), while Bowling Green is 12th at 89-55-19 (.604). • Minnesota State is tied with North Dakota for second over that same span with 101 wins (101-44-15, .678). NCAA Wins Leaders, 2013-18 (Since Realignment)

Rank Team (Conference) Wins 1. Minnesota State (WCHA) 127 2. North Dakota (NCHC) 126 3. Denver (NCHC) 125 4. Providence (HEA) 121 5. Boston College (HEA) 118 Quinnipiac (ECAC) 118 7. UMass Lowell (HEA) 116 8. St. Cloud State (NCHC) 114 9. Minnesota (B1G) 113 10. Michigan Tech (WCHA) 111 Notre Dame (HEA/B1G) 111 12. Union (ECAC) 110 13. Minnesota Duluth (NCHC) 109 14. Bowling Green (WCHA) 107 Air Force (AHA) 107 Robert Morris (AHA) 107 17. Boston University (HEA) 105 18. Michigan (B1G) 100 19. Northeastern (HEA) 98 20. Ferris State (WCHA) 94 Clarkson (ECAC) 94

NCAA Wins Leaders, 2014-18 (Last 4 Seasons)

Rank Team (Conference) Wins 1. Denver (NCHC) 105 2. Minnesota State (WCHA) 101 North Dakota (NCHC) 101 4. Providence (HEA) 99 5. Michigan Tech (WCHA) 97 6. Boston University (HEA) 95 7. Quinnipiac (ECAC) 94 8. Minnesota Duluth (NCHC) 93 9. St. Cloud State (NCHC) 92 10. Boston College (HEA) 90 UMass Lowell (HEA) 90 12. Bowling Green (WCHA) 89 13. Notre Dame (HEA/B1G) 88 Robert Morris (AHA) 88 15. Air Force (AHA) 86

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2018 WCHA Championship In addition to Munson's hardware, Misiak was named the WCHA (5) Michigan Tech 2, at (2) Northern Michigan 0 Championship's Third Star and Reitmeier earned Second Star accolades. (March 17 at Berry Events Center; Marquette, Mich.) Tech entered the 2018 WCHA Postseason Tournament as the fifth seed, but The all-Upper Peninsula 2018 WCHA Championship lived up to its billing, upset No. 4 seed Bemidji State with a two-game sweep in the quarterfinal round with Michigan Tech repeating as league playoff champs with a 2-0 victory of the WCHA Playoffs, top-seeded Minnesota State in a three-game semifinal- at Northern Michigan in front of a capacity crowd of 4,260. With the win, round series and No. 2 seed Northern Michigan in the single-game WCHA the Huskies earned the inaugural Jeff Sauer WCHA Championship Trophy, Championship. Presented by Anderson's Pure Maple Syrup, and the league's automatic NCAA Michigan Tech has now won two-straight and four overall WCHA Playoff tournament bid. Championships (also 1962, 1965 and 2017), while the Huskies earned WCHA Michigan Tech junior goaltender Patrick Munson was the difference, co-playoff titles in 1960, 1969, 1970, 1974, 1975, 1976 and 1981. capping a remarkable three-game WCHA tournament run with a 21-save A full recap, video highlights and photo gallery are available at wcha.com. shutout to earn the WCHA Championship First Star and Most Outstanding Player honors. He made nine stops in a scoreless first period, nine more as the Huskies took a 1-0 lead in the second stanza and three over the game's final 20 minutes, holding the one-goal advantage until Tech's empty-netter with 47 seconds remaining. The longtime UP rivals took the ice to a frenzied, standing-room only crowd, playing an even first period as Northern Michigan junior netminder Atte Tolvanen turned aside the seven shots he faced. Tech freshman Greyson Reitmeier opened the scoring 5:56 into the second period with what turned out to be the game-winner. Mitch Meek set the play up with a shot that bounced of the back wall and out front, Justin Misiak got a piece of the puck for the primary assist and Reitmeier shoveled one past Tolvanen for a 1-0 lead. Tech's defense did the rest, while Munson made a spectacular, sliding armpit save with 2:20 left in the second period to stop a 2-on-1 opportunity for Northern Michigan. The Wildcats also hit a pipe early in the third period and a had a potential goal in the final five seconds waived off because of a high stick. Joel L'Esperance finished the scoring with an empty-net strike at 19:13 of the third period.

Quarterfinal Round; March 2-4 Semifinal Round; March 9-11 2018 WCHA Championship Best-of-Three, at Host Sites Best-of-Three, at Host Sites Saturday, March 17 - 7:07 p.m. ET Berry Events Center Marquette, Mich. #1 Minnesota State

MSU wins series, 2-0

#8 Alaska #1 Minnesota State

MTU wins series, 2-1

#4 Bemidji State #5 Michigan Tech MTU wins series, 2-0

#5 Michigan Tech

#5 Michigan Tech

MTU wins, 2-0

#2 Northern Michigan #2 Northern Michigan NMU wins series, 2-1

#7 Alabama Huntsville #2 Northern Michigan

NMU wins series, 2-1 #3 Bowling Green #3 Bowling Green BGSU wins series, 2-0

#6 Ferris State

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Overall Player of the Year C.J. Suess, Sr., F, Minnesota State (Forest Lake, Minn.)

Suess, a Hobey Baker Memorial Award top-10 finalist, was the first Minnesota State player to capture the WCHA scoring title after tallying 36 points in 28 conference games. The Forest Lake, Minn. native scored a league-high 19 goals, added 19 assists and posted a WCHA-best plus-19 rating. He collected at least one point in an impressive 23 league games, including 10 multi-point efforts. Suess factored in nine game-winning goals for the 22-win, MacNaughton Cup champion Mavericks, scoring four himself (sec- ond-most in the WCHA) and assisting on five others. The first-team All-WCHA performer also added 11 points on the power play (4g-7a), was on the ice for a league-best 32 even-strength Minnesota State goals and contributed a WCHA-high 380 faceoff wins.

The top offensive threat on the nation’s highest-scoring team, Suess is tied for 15th nationally with a career-high 43 points for the NCAA tournament-bound Mavericks. The Winnipeg Jets prospect has scored 22 goals (tied for 11th in the country), has 21 assists, 509 faceoff wins (second nationally) and a plus-18 rating (tied for 19th) in 39 games. A two-year captain, Suess has helped Minnesota State to a No. 6 ranking in the latest opinion polls, along with a NCAA-best 29 wins. He stands as Minnesota State's active career scoring leader with 127 points on 57 goals and 70 assists, while his points total is tied for fifth on the school's career scoring list during the DI-era.

Offensive Player of the Year Defenseman of the Year Goaltender of the Year

C.J. Suess Alec Rauhauser Atte Tolvanen Sr., Minnesota State So., Bowling Green Jr., Northern Michigan Forest Lake, Minn. Bismarck, N.D. Vihti, Finland

Suess was the top offensive threat on the league’s high- Rauhauser, a WCHA All-Rookie Team selection in 2016- Northern Michigan’s surprising run to second in the est-scoring team, becoming the first Mavericks skater to 17, put together a standout sophomore campaign for a WCHA standings was fueled by many factors, including capture the WCHA scoring title after tallying 36 points in nationally-ranked Bowling Green squad. The Bismarck, Tolvanen’s play in net. Despite missing six games due 28 conference games. The senior from Forest Lake, Minn. N.D. native ranked second among league blueliners with to injury, the native of Vihti, Finland tied for the league scored a league-high 19 goals, added 17 assists and post- a plus-16 rating, while tallying six goals, 20 assists (tied lead with 17 WCHA wins and ranked second with a ed a WCHA-best plus-19 rating. Suess collected at least one for first) and 26 points (second) in 28 WCHA games. .773 winning percentage in his 22 starts (17-5-0). He point in an impressive 23 league games, including 10 multi- also was second in the league with a .917 save per- point efforts. He factored in nine game-winning goals for A special teams dynamo, he tallied a league defensem- centage and two shutouts (tied), while finished third the 22-win, MacNaughton Cup champion Mavericks, scor- an-best 13 power-play helpers and a WCHA-high 16 pow- with a 2.05 goals-against average. ing four himself (second-most in the WCHA) and assisting er-play points. While finding his name on the scoresheet on five others. in 17 league contests, Rauhauser also ranked among the The junior, who in 2016-17 set the WCHA Men’s WCHA’s top-20 defensemen with 34 blocked shots. His League record with five-consecutive shutouts, yielded The first-team All-WCHA performer added 11 points on overall 0.95 points per game (39 points in 41 contests) two-or-fewer goals in 13 of his league starts (including the power play (4g-7a), was on the ice for a league-best currently rank seventh among NCAA blueliners. two shutouts and four games with just a single goal 32 even-strength Minnesota State goals and contributed allowed). Tolvanen finished the season with a 23-10-1 a WCHA-high 380 faceoff wins. Idle until the sixth-ranked record and is currently tied for second nationally for Outstanding Student-Athlete Mavericks’ NCAA tournament opener, Suess currently ranks wins. third in the WCHA with his 43 overall points (22g-21a). Of the Year Coach of the Year Olivier Mantha Rookie of the Year Sr., G, Alaska Anchorage Grant Potulny L’Île-Bizard, Québec Northern Michigan Jake Jaremko One of the finest to ever wear a Seawolves r innesota tate F ., F, M S uniform, Mantha departs as UAA’s all-time leader in In his first year as a NCAA Division I head coach, Pot- Nowthen, Minn. saves (3,449), save percentage (.908) and minutes ulny engineered the finest Northern Michigan season played (6973:22). The four-year starter and three-time in over a decade and its best league campaign in 26 In a league that currently features four of the NCAA’s top- (at least) Team MVP also ranks third in school history years. The Wildcats finished 25-15-3 for their first 25- 20 scoring freshmen overall by points-per-game, Jaremko with a 3.01 goals-against average, fifth with three shut- win season since the 2001-02 campaign (26-12-2), part emerged as the best with one of the finest rookie seasons outs and sixth with 28 wins. In 122 collegiate games (121 of the program’s first 20-victory effort since 2009-10 in Minnesota State history. The Nowthen, Minn. native led starts), Mantha had 51 efforts with at least 30 saves, 13 (20-13-8). the talented crop of WCHA freshmen in league play with contests with 40-plus stops and two performances with 31 points, 11 goals, 0.39 goals-per-game, 1.11 points-per- more than 50 saves (including 53 on the road against a After Northern Michigan was picked by league coaches game, six power-play goals (tied) and 12 power-play points nationally-ranked Penn State team Nov. 12, 2016). Nine- and media to finish seventh in the WCHA preseason (tied), while he was second with 20 assists and a plus-13 teen of those 30-plus save games came as a senior in polls, Potulny guided the Wildcats to a second-place rating. 2017-18, as the La Tuque, Québec native tallied 946 conference finish with a 19-7-2-2 record. The 19 wins stops – just one shy of the UAA’s single-season record. represented the school’s most league victories in any Jaremko tallied at least a point in 20 of his 28 WCHA games, conference since the 1990-91 team captured the Mac- including eight multi-point efforts, helping Minnesota State A three-time WCHA Scholar-Athlete Award recipient and Naughton Cup as WCHA regular season champions at to a 22-victory, MacNaughton Cup-winning campaign. He is WCHA All-Academic Team member, Mantha is a mathe- 25-4-3, en route to NMU’s only NCAA national title. currently second nationally among freshmen with 39 total matics major with a 4.0 cumulative grade point average. points (15g-24a) and 1.00 points-per-game, numbers Jar- He is also the current holder of the UAA Dresser Cup, Six of Potulny’s players earned All-WCHA accolades, emko will look to improve upon when the No. 6 Mavericks becoming just the second hockey player ever to win the while he led the Wildcats to their first conference open NCAA tournament play. institution’s most prestigious internal academic award. championship game since the 2010 CCHA title contest. For his skill and sportsmanship, Mantha was chosen by his teammates to serve as Assistant Captain; by his coaches as Team MVP each year he has played; and, by the Anchorage community, as Fan Favorite.

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2017-18 All-WCHA Teams All-WCHA First Team All-WCHA Second Team All-WCHA Third Team #@C.J. Suess, Sr., F, Minnesota State %Mitch McLain, Sr., F, Bowling Green Zeb Knutson, Sr., F, Minnesota State %&Marc Michaelis, So., F, Minnesota State Adam Rockwood, Jr., F, Northern Michigan &Darien Craighead, So., F, Northern Michigan Troy Loggins, Jr., F, Northern Michigan Josh Kestner, Sr., F, Alabama Huntsville Robbie Payne, Sr., F, Northern Michigan Zach Frye, Sr., D, Alaska %!Daniel Brickley, Jr., D, Minnesota State &Ian Scheid, So., D, Minnesota State &Alec Rauhauser, So., D, Bowling Green Philip Beaulieu, So., D, Northern Michigan *Ryker Killins, Jr., D, Ferris State #Atte Tolvanen, Jr., G, Northern Michigan %@Michael Bitzer, Sr., G, Bemidji State *&Mitch Reinke, So., D, Michigan Tech Connor LaCouvee, Sr., Minnesota State All-WCHA Rookie Team Jake Jaremko, Fr., F, Minnesota State * - denotes tie for second All-WCHA Third Team defenseman spot Brandon Kruse, Fr., F, Bowling Green ^ - denotes three-way tie for third WCHA All-Rookie Team forward spot ^Steven Jandric, Fr., F, Alaska % - denotes 2016-17 All-WCHA First Team ^Max Johnson, Fr., F, Bowling Green # - denotes 2016-17 All-WCHA Second Team & - denotes 2016-17 WCHA All-Rookie Team ^Reggie Lutz, Fr., F, Minnesota State ! – denotes 2015-16 WCHA All-Rookie Team Connor Mackey, Fr., D, Minnesota State @ - denotes 2014-15 WCHA All-Rookie Team Eric Sinclair, Fr., D, Alaska Anchorage Eric Dop, Fr., G, Bowling Green

Scoring Champion C.J. Suess, Sr., F, Minnesota State (19 goals, 17 assists for 36 points in 28 WCHA games)

Goaltending Champion Connor LaCouvee, Sr., Minnesota State (33 goals allowed in 1186:46 for a 1.67 GAA in 21 WCHA games)

2017-18 WCHA Players of the Week

Date Offensive Defensive Goaltender Rookie Oct. 9 Robbie Payne, Sr., Northern Michigan Mark Auk, Sr., Michigan Tech Olivier Mantha, Sr., Alaska Anchorage Justin Misiak, Fr., F, Michigan Tech Oct. 16 J.T. Henke, Sr., Lake Superior State Daniel Brickley, Jr., Minnesota State Michael Bitzer, Sr., Bemidji State Cameron Wright, Fr., F, Bowling Green Oct. 23 Colton Leiter, So., Alaska Kurt Gosselin, Jr., Alabama Huntsville Nick Kossoff, Jr., Lake Superior State Steven Jandric, Fr., F, Alaska Oct. 30 Zeb Knutson, Sr., Minnesota State Clint Lewis, Sr., Minnesota State Michael Bitzer, Sr., Bemidji State Eric Dop, Fr., G, Bowling Green Nov. 6 Gerry Fitzgerald, Sr., Bemidji State Ryker Killins, Jr., Ferris State Mathias Israelsson, Jr., Northern Michigan Eric Dop, Fr., G, Bowling Green Nov. 13 Marc Michaelis, So., Minnesota State Daniel Brickley, Jr., Minnesota State Justin Kapelmaster, So., Ferris State Max Johnson, Fr., F, Bowling Green Nov. 20 Robbie Payne, Sr., Northern Michigan Alec Rauhauser, So., Bowling Green Olivier Mantha, Sr., Alaska Anchorage Christian Rajic, Fr., F, Alabama Huntsville Nov. 27 Mitch Maloney, Sr., Ferris State Tyler Dorantes, Sr., Ferris State Patrick Munson, Jr., Michigan Tech Charlie Combs, Fr., F, Bemidji State Dec. 4 Craig Pefley, RS-So., Ferris State Jordan Klimek, Sr., Northern Michigan Justin Kapelmaster, So., Ferris State Eric Dop, Fr., G, Bowling Green Dec. 11 Zeb Knutson, Sr., Minnesota State Daniel Brickley, Jr., Minnesota State Anton Martinsson, So., Alaska Jake Jaremko, Fr., F, Minnesota State Dec. 18 Jay Dickman, Jr., Bemidji State Jordan Klimek, Sr., Northern Michigan Michael Bitzer, Sr., Bemidji State Robbie Beydoun, Fr., G, Michigan Tech Jan. 3 Lukas Craggs, So., Bowling Green Alec Rauhauser, So., Bowling Green Nick Kossoff, Jr., Lake Superior State Eric Dop, Fr., G, Bowling Green Jan. 8 Kyle Bauman, Sr., Bemidji State Daniel Brickley, Jr., Minnesota State Michael Bitzer, Sr., Bemidji State Connor Ford, Fr., F, Bowling Green Jan. 15 Troy Loggins, Jr., Northern Michigan Zach Frye, Sr., Alaska Atte Tolvanen, Jr., Northern Michigan Coale Norris, Fr., Ferris State Jan. 22 Zeb Knutson, Sr., Minnesota State Philip Beaulieu, So., Northern Michigan Michael Bitzer, Sr., Bemidji State Brandon Kruse, Fr., F, Bowling Green Jan. 29 Tyler Spezia, Sr., Bowling Green Ryker Killins, Jr., Ferris State Darren Smith, Jr., Ferris State Brandon Kruse, Fr., F, Bowling Green Feb. 5 Jake Lucchini, Jr., Michigan Tech Zach Frye, Sr., Alaska Anton Martinsson, So., Alaska Jake Jaremko, Fr., F, Minnesota State Feb. 12 Anthony Nellis, Jr., Lake Superior State Philip Beaulieu, So., Northern Michigan Devin Kero, Sr., Michigan Tech Ethan Somoza, Fr., F, Bemidji State Feb. 19 Brad McClure, Sr., Minnesota State Mark Auk, Sr., Michigan Tech Michael Bitzer, Sr., Bemidji State Reggie Lutz, Fr., F, Minnesota State Feb. 26 Mitch Maloney, Sr., Ferris State Zach Frye, Sr., Alaska Olivier Mantha, Sr., Alaska Anchorage Coale Norris, Fr., F, Ferris State March 5 Troy Loggins, Jr., Northern Michigan Philip Beaulieu, So., Northern Michigan Ryan Bednard, So., Bowling Green Jared Spooner, Fr., F, Minnesota State March 12 Troy Loggins, Jr., Northern Michigan Ryan Black, Jr., Northern Michigan Patrick Munson, Jr., Michigan Tech Jake Jaremko, Fr., F, MInnesota State Jake Jackson, Jr., Michigan Tech

2017-18 WCHA Players of the Month

Date Offensive Defensive Goaltender Rookie October Zeb Knutson, Sr., Minnesota State Mark Auk, Sr., Michigan Tech Michael Bitzer, Sr., Bemidji State Steven Jandric, Fr., F, Alaska November Mitch Maloney, Sr., Ferris State Alec Rauhauser, So., Bowling Green Ryan Bednard, So., Bowling Green Jake Jaremko, Fr., F, Minnesota State December C.J. Suess, Sr., Minnesota State Jordan Klimek, Sr., Northern Michigan Robbie Beydoun, Fr., Michigan Tech Jake Jaremko, Fr., F, Minnesota State January Troy Loggins, Jr., Northern Michigan Alec Rauhauser, So., Bowling Green Connor LaCouvee, Sr., Minnesota State Brandon Kruse, Fr., F, Bowling Green February Marc Michaelis, So., Minnesota State Zach Frye, Sr., Alaska Connor LaCouvee, Sr., Minnesota State Jake Jaremko, Fr., F, Minnesota State

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WCHA All-Academic Team Ferris State University A total of 151 student-athletes, representing all 10 Men’s League member institutions, Tyler Andrew (Sr., F, Bethel Park, Pa.); Cameron Clarke (So., D, Tecumseh, Mich.); have earned distinction as members of the 2017-18 WCHA All-Academic Team. To earn Andrew Dorantes (Sr., F, Waterford, Mich.); Tyler Dorantes (Sr., D, Waterford, Mich.); recognition as a member of the WCHA All-Academic Team, student-athletes must have Jason Fernsler (So., F, Charlotte, Mich.); Jacob Hetz (Jr., F, Glenshaw, Pa.); Ryker Killins completed one year of eligibility at their present institution prior to the current academic (Jr., D, Wawa, Ontario); Nate Kallen (So., D, San Diego, Calif.); Dominic Lutz (So., F, year, have a grade-point average of at least 3.0 (4.0 scale) for the previous two semesters Livonia, Mich.); Andrew Mayer (Sr., F, Troy, Mich.); Corey Mackin (Jr., F, Philadelphia, or three quarters, or may qualify if overall GPA is at least 3.0 for all terms at the present Pa.); Mitch Maloney (Sr., F, Macomb, Mich.); Craig Pefley (RS-So., F, St. Clair, Mich.); institution. Trevor Recktenwald (Jr., F, Venetia, PA); Joe Rutkowski (So., D, Crystal Lake, Ill.); Darren Smith (Jr., G, Barrie, Ontario); Zach Szanjer (Sr., F, White Lake, Mich.); Jason Tackett Following, by member institution, are the 2017-18 WCHA All-Academic Team (So., F, West Chester, Ohio); Zac Tierney (Jr., D, London, Ontario); Zach Yoder (So., D, honorees: Woodstock, Ga.)

University of Alabama in Huntsville Lake Superior State University Austin Beaulieu (So., F, Coral Springs, Fla.); Richard Buri (Sr., D, Nitra, Slovakia); Cody Bryan Basilico (So., F, Macomb, Mich.); Kyle Chatham (Sr., D, Bellevue, Ill.); Diego Champagne (Sr., D, Brookfield, Conn.); Hans Gorowsky (Jr., F, Lino Lakes, Minn.); Kurt Cuglietta (Jr., F, Kamloops, British Columbia); Max Humitz (So., F, Livonia, Mich.); Gosselin (Jr., D, Brighton, Mich.); Connor James (So., D, Wainwright, Alberta); Josh Ian Johnston (So., F, Ottawa, Ontario); Nick Kossoff (Jr., G, West Des Moines, Iowa); Kestner (Sr., F, Huntsville, Ala.); Cam Knight (Jr., D, North Reading, Mass.); Max McHugh Brendan McKay (So., F, Toronto, Ontario); Anthony Nellis (Jr., F, Breakeyvile, Québec); (Sr., F, Seattle, Wash.); Brandon Parker (Sr., D, Fairbault, Minn.); Sean Rappleyea (So., Ryan Renz (Sr., D, Castlegar, British Columbia); Collin Saccoman (So., D, Stillwater, D, Sayreville, NJ); Teddy Rotenberger (Fr., D, Huntsville, Ala.); Brandon Salerno (So., Minn.); Aidan Wright (Sr., D, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario) F, Toronto, Ontario); John Teets (Jr., D, Fairbanks, Alaska); Jordan Uhleski (Sr., G, Flint, Mich.); Adam Wilcox (Jr., F, Alpharetta, Ga.) Michigan Technological University Brent Baltus (RS-Sr., F, Nanaimo, British Columbia); Thomas Beretta (So., F, Orangeville, University of Alaska Anchorage Ontario); Raymond Brice (So., F, Houghton, Mich.); Alex Gillies (Sr., F, Vernon, British Cam Amantea (Jr., F, , Alberta); Matt Anholt (Sr., F, Prince Albert, Columbia); Devin Kero (Sr., G, Hancock, Mich.); Todd Kiilunen (So., D, Brighton, Mich.); Saskatchewan); Austin Azurdia (Sr., F, Wenatchee, Wash.); Jarrett Brown (Sr., D, Jake Lucchini (Jr., F, Trail, British Columbia); Mitch Reinke (So., D, Stillwater, Minn.); Beaumount, Alberta); Nicolas Erb-Ekholm (Jr., F, Malmö, Sweden); Tomi Hiekkavirta Alex Smith (So., F, Edmonton, Alberta); Dylan Steman (Sr., F, Hanover, Minn.) (So., D, Helsinki, Finland); Alex Jackstadt (Jr., F, Anchorage, Alaska); Tanner Johnson (Sr., D, Castlegar, British Columbia); Tad Kozun (Sr., F, Nipawin, Saskatchewan); Olivier Minnesota State University Mantha (Sr., G, La Turque, Quebec); Nolan Nicholas (So., D, Thunder Bay, Ontario); Michael Bigelbach (So., D, Red Wing, Minn.); Daniel Brickley (Jr., D, Sandy, Utah); Max Jonah Renouf (Jr., F, Mississauga, Ontario); Nathan Renouf (Jr., F, Mississauga, Ontario); Coatta (Jr., F, Minnetonka, Minn.); Steen Cooper (Jr., F, Duncan, British Columbia); Josh Corey Renwick (So., F, Nanoose Bay, British Columbia); Nils Rygaard (Jr., F, Norrköping, French (So., F, Woodbury, Minn.); Charlie Gerard (So., F, Rocky River, Ohio); Edwin Sweden); David Trinkberger (So., D, Landshut, Germany) Hookenson (So., D, Lampman, Saskatchewan); Zeb Knutson (Sr., F, Sioux Falls, S.D.); Clint Lewis (Sr., D, Burnsville, Minn.); Brad McClure (Sr., F, Stratford, Ontario); Marc University of Alaska Fairbanks Michaelis (So., F, Mannheim, Germany); Aaron Nelson (Sr., G, Bismark, N.D.); Nicholas Tyler Cline (So., F, Blaine, Minn.); Zach Frye (Sr., D, Spokane, Wash.); Ross Heidt (So., Rivera (So., F, Pacific Palisades, Calif.); Ian Scheid (So., D, Coon Rapids, Minn.); Ryan F, Red Deer, Alberta); Nick Hinz (Sr., D, Oakdale, Minn.); Kylar Hope (So., F, Lashburn, Schwalbe (Jr., F, Anchorage, Alaska); C.J. Suess (Sr., F, Forest Lake, Minn.); Alec Vanko Saskatchewan); Danny Kiraly (So., D, Glendale, Ariz.); Nikolas Koberstein (Jr., D, (Jr., D, Oregon, Wis.) Barrhead, Alberta); James LaDouce (So., D, Saginaw, Mich.); Ryker Leer (Jr., F, Redd Deer, Alberta); Kyle Marino (So., F, Niagara Falls, Ontario); Anton Martinsson (So., G, Northern Michigan University Klippan, Sweden); Chad Staley (Jr., F, Kennewick, Wash.); Tristan Thompson (So., D, Ryan Black (Jr., D, Stillwater, Minn.); Zach Diamantoni (Sr., F, Boca Raton, Fla.); Mathias Canmore, Alberta); Troy Van Tetering (So, D, Canmore, Alberta); Jack Weiss (Jr., D, Israelsson (RS-So., G, Ytterby, Sweden); Brendan Jacques (Jr., F, Calumet, Mich.); Jesse Bloomington, Minn.); Justin Woods (Sr., D, Fairbanks, Alaska) Juntilla (Jr., D, Calumet, Mich.); Anthony Paskaruk (Jr., F, Airdrie, Alberta); Robbie Payne (Sr., F, Gaylord, Mich.); Denver Pierce (Jr., F, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.); Adam Rockwood Bemidji State University (Jr., F, Coquitlam, British Columbia); Filip Starzynski (Sr., F, Warsaw, Poland); Atte Justin Baudry (Jr., D, LaBroquerie, Manitoba); Kyle Bauman (Sr., F, Apopka, Fla.); Dan Tolvanen (Jr., G, Vihti, Finland); James Vermeulen (Jr., D, Stony Plain, Alberta); Luke Billett (Jr., D, Higlands Ranch, Colorado); Michael Bitzer (Sr., G, Moorhead, Minn.); Voltin (So., F, Blaine, Minn.); Rylan Yaremko (So., D, Spirit River, Alberta) Adam Brady (So., F, Dehli, Ontario); Jack Burgart (So., G, Fort St. James, British Columbia); Dillon Eichstadt (Jr., D, Bemidji, Minn.); Gerry Fitzgerald (Sr., F, Port Alberni, British Columbia); Leo Fitzgerald (Sr., F, Port Alberni, British Columbia); Myles Fitzgerald (Sr., F, Port Alberni, British Columbia); Jordan Heller (Sr., F, Bemidji, Minn.); 2017-18 National Accolades Ian Janco (Jr., D, Bloomington, Minn.); Dylan McCrory (So., F, Kirkland, Québec); HONOREES Tommy Muck (So., D, Inver Grove Heights, Minn.); T.J. Roo (Jr., F, Champlin, Minn.); Honor Player (Yr., Pos., Team) Mike Soucier (Jr., F, Caledon, Ontario); Hampus Sjödahl (So., F, Stockholm, Sweden); AHCA/CCM Hockey All-America First Team C.J. Suess (Sr., F, Minnesota State) Zach Whitecloud (So., D, Brandon, Manitoba) AHCA/CCM Hockey All-America Second Team Philip Beaulieu (So., D, Northern Michigan) Alec Rauhauser (So., D, Bowling Green) All-USCHO Second Team Philip Beaulieu (So., D, Northern Michigan) Bowling Green State University All-USCHO Third Team C.J. Suess (Sr., F, Minnesota State) Shane Bednard (Jr., F, Macomb, Mich.); Niko Coffman (So., D, Chelsea, Mich.); Lukas All-USCHO Honorable Mention Connor LaCouvee (Sr., G, Minnesota State) Craggs (So., F, Elmhurst, Ill.); Jacob Dalton (So., D, Saginaw, Mich.); Frédéric Létourneau Daniel Brickley (So., D, Minnesota State) (So., F, Montréal, Québec); Casey Linkenheld (So., F, Bartlett, Ill.); Mitchell McLain (Sr., Alec Rauhauser (So., D, Bowling Green) F, Baxter, Minn.); Matt Meier (Jr., F, Highlands Ranch, Colo.); Chris Pohlkamp (Jr., D, Troy Loggins (Jr., F, Northern Michigan) Alec Rauhauser (So., D, Bowling Green) Baxter, Minn.); Alec Rauhauser (So., D, Bismarck, N.D.); Jakob Reichert (Sr., F, Langley, All-CHN Team CHN All-Rookie Team Jake Jaremko (Fr., F, Minnesota State) British Columbia); John Schilling (Jr., F, Oswego, Ill.); Adam Smith (Jr., D, Sharon, Google Cloud Academic All-America First Team Olivier Mantha (Sr., G, Alaska Anchorage) Ontario) Google Cloud Academic All-District John Teets (Jr., D, Alabama Huntsville)

NOMINEES / CANDIDATES / FINALISTS Honor Player (Yr., Pos., Team) Hobey Baker Memorial Award Top-10 Finalist C.J. Suess (Sr., F, Minnesota State) Mike Richter Award Watch List (Top-20) Michael Bitzer (Sr., G, Bemidji State) Justin Kapelmaster (So., G, Ferris State) Jason Pawloski (Jr., G, Minnesota State) Atte Tolvanen (Jr., G, Northern Michigan) Senior CLASS Award® Top-10 Finalist Michael Bitzer (Sr., G, Bemidji State) Mitch McLain (Sr., F, Bowling Green) Senior CLASS Award® Top-20 Candidate Andrew Dorantes (Sr., F, Ferris State)

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WCHA Scholar-Athletes Ferris State University A total of 81 student-athletes, representing all 10 Men's League Tyler Andrew*** (Sr., F, Bethel Park, Pa.); Cameron Clarke (So., D, member institutions, earned distinction as 2017-18 WCHA Scholar- Tecumseh, Mich.); Andrew Dorantes*** (Sr., F, Waterford, Mich.); Tyler Athlete Award winners. The WCHA Scholar-Athlete Award was Dorantes*** (Sr., D, Waterford, Mich.); Dominic Lutz (So., F, Livonia, developed through member team Faculty Representatives and Mich.); Andrew Mayer*** (Sr., F, Troy, Mich.); Craig Pefley** (RS-So., F, approved by the conference membership for the 2005-06 season. St. Clair, Mich.); Trevor Recktenwald** (Jr., F, Venetia, PA); Joe Rutkowski To earn recognition as a WCHA Scholar-Athlete, conference-member (So., D, Crystal Lake, Ill.); Zach Szanjer*** (Sr., F, White Lake, Mich.); Zac student-athletes must have completed at least one year of residency at Tierney** (Jr., D, London, Ontario); Zach Yoder (So., D, Woodstock, Ga.) their present institution prior to the current academic year and must also have a grade-point average of at least 3.50 on a 4.0 scale for the Lake Superior State University previous two semesters or three quarters, or may qualify if his/her Ian Johnston (So., F, Ottawa, Ontario); Nick Kossoff** (Jr., G, West Des overall GPA is at least 3.50 for all terms at his or her present institution. Moines, Iowa); Ryan Renz*** (Sr., D, Castlegar, British Columbia); Collin Saccoman (So., D, Stillwater, Minn.); Aidan Wright*** (Sr., D, Sault Ste. The full list of 2017-18 WCHA Scholar-Athlete Award recipients, by Marie, Ontario) institution (**** indicates four-time recipient; *** indicates three- time recipient; ** indicates two-time recipient): Michigan Technological University Brent Baltus**** (RS-Sr., F, Nanaimo, British Columbia); Thomas University of Alabama in Huntsville Berretta (So., F, Orangeville, Ontario); Devin Kero*** (Sr., G, Hancock, Hans Gorowsky** (Jr., F, Lino Lakes, Minn.); Cam Knight** (Jr., D, North Mich.); Dylan Steman*** (Sr., F, Hanover, Minn.) Reading, Mass.); Max McHugh*** (Sr., F, Seattle, Wash.); Brandon Parker*** (Sr., D, Fairbault, Minn.); Sean Rappleyea (So., D, Sayreville, Minnesota State University NJ); Teddy Rotenberger (Fr., D, Huntsville, Ala.) John Teets** (Jr., D, Michael Bigelbach (So., D, Red Wing, Minn.); Daniel Brickley** (Jr., D, Fairbanks, Alaska); Adam Wilcox** (Jr., F, Alpharetta, Ga.) Sandy, Utah); Max Coatta** (Jr., F, Minnetonka, Minn.); Josh French (So., F, Woodbury, Minn.); Edwin Hookenson (So., D, Lampman, University of Alaska Anchorage Saskatchewan); Marc Michaelis (So., F, Mannheim, Germany); Aaron Cam Amantea (Jr., F, Calgary, Alberta); Jarrett Brown** (Sr., D, Nelson*** (Sr., G, Bismark, N.D.); Nicholas Rivera (So., F, Pacific Beaumount, Alberta); Alex Jackstadt** (Jr., F, Anchorage, Alaska); Tad Palisades, Calif.); Ryan Schwalbe** (Jr., F, Anchorage, Alaska); Alec Kozun*** (Sr., F, Nipawin, Saskatchewan); Olivier Mantha*** (Sr., G, Vanko** (Jr., D, Oregon, Wis.) La Turque, Quebec); Nolan Nicholas (So., D, Thunder Bay, Ontario); Jonah Renouf** (Jr., F, Mississauga, Ontario); Nathan Renouf** (Jr., F, Northern Michigan University Mississauga, Ontario); Nils Rygaard (Jr., F, Norrköping, Sweden); David Zach Diamantoni*** (Sr., F, Boca Raton, Fla.); Mathias Israelsson** Trinkberger (So., D, Landshut, Germany) (RS-So., G, Ytterby, Sweden); Brendan Jacques** (Jr., F, Calumet, Mich.); Jesse Juntilla** (Jr., D, Calumet, Mich.); Robbie Payne*** (Sr., F, University of Alaska Fairbanks Gaylord, Mich.); Denver Pierce** (Jr., F, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.); Adam Nick Hinz** (Sr., D, Oakdale, Minn.); Nikolas Koberstein** (Jr., D, Rockwood (Jr., F, Coquitlam, British Columbia); Atte Tolvanen** (Jr., G, Barrhead, Alberta); Kyle Marino (So., F, Niagara Falls, Ontario); Anton Vihti, Finland); James Vermeulen** (Jr., D, Stony Plain, Alberta); Rylan Martinsson (So., G, Klippan, Sweden) Yaremko (So., D, Spirit River, Alberta)

Bemidji State University Justin Baudry** (Jr., D, LaBroquerie, Manitoba); Kyle Bauman*** (Sr., F, Four-Time Apopka, Fla.); Dan Billett** (Jr., D, Higlands Ranch, Colorado); Michael WCHA Scholar-Athlete Award Recipients Bitzer*** (Sr., G, Moorhead, Minn.); Adam Brady (So., F, Dehli, Ontario); Jack Burgart (So., G, Fort St. James, British Columbia); Dillon Eichstadt** In the 13-year history of the WCHA Scholar-Athlete Award, 15 student-athletes (Jr., D, Bemidji, Minn.); Myles Fitzgerald (Sr., F, Port Alberni, British have the distinguished honor of being four-time recipients. Columbia); Ian Janco** (Jr., D, Bloomington, Minn.); Tommy Muck (So., D, Inver Grove Heights, Minn.); T.J. Roo** (Jr., F, Champlin, Minn.); Name School (Years) Hampus Sjödahl (So., F, Stockholm, Sweden); Zach Whitecloud (So., D, Scott McCulloch Colorado College (2006-09) Jenna Hewitt Minnesota State (2007-10) Brandon, Manitoba) Chay Genoway North Dakota (2008-11) Austin Lee Minnesota State (2009-12) Bowling Green State University Kenny Reiter Minnesota Duluth (2009-12) Niko Coffman (So., D, Chelsea, Mich.); Frédéric Létourneau (So., F, Anna Donlan St. Cloud State (2010-13) Montréal, Québec); Casey Linkenheld (So., F, Bartlett, Ill.); Mitchell Emily Erickson Bemidji State (2010-13) McLain** (Sr., F, Baxter, Minn.); Matt Meier (Jr., F, Highlands Ranch, Drew LeBlanc St. Cloud State (2010-13) Colo). Kathleen Rogan Minnesota State (2012-15) Shannon Kaiser North Dakota (2013-16) Shelby Amsley-Benzie North Dakota (2013-16) Whitney Wivoda Bemidji State (2013-16) Reid Mimmack Bemidji State (2014-17) Brent Baltus Michigan Tech (2015-18) Sidney Peters Minnesota (2015-18)

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USCHO.com USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine April 9, 2018 (FINAL) April 9, 2018 (FINAL) Rk Team (1st Place Votes) Record Points Last Poll Rank Team, Points (1st place) Last Wk Record Top 15 1 Minnesota Duluth (50) 25-16-3 1000 11 1. Minnesota Duluth, 510 (34) 3 25-16-3 23 2 Notre Dame 28-10-2 950 2 2. Notre Dame, 476 1 28-10-2 26 3 Ohio State 26-10-5 901 5 3. Ohio State, 436 2 26-10-5 17 4 Michigan 22-15-3 825 10 4. Michigan, 396 4 22-15-3 7 5 Denver 23-10-8 787 3 5. St. Cloud State, 367 6 25-9-6 26 6 St. Cloud State 25-9-6 721 1 6. Denver, 353 5 23-10-8 26 7 Providence 24-12-4 658 7 7. Cornell, 270 7 25-6-2 20 8 Cornell 25-6-2 605 4 8. Minnesota State, 259 9 29-10-1 25 9 Minnesota State 29-10-1 602 6 9. Providence, 244 8 24-12-4 26 10 Boston University 22-14-4 536 13 10. Northeastern, 203 10 23-10-5 25 11 Northeastern 23-10-5 532 8 11. Boston University, 202 11 22-14-4 9 12 Clarkson 23-11-6 470 9 12. Clarkson, 148 12 23-11-6 24 13 Penn State 18-15-5 358 12 13. Penn State, 87 13 18-15-5 16 14 Air Force 23-15-5 287 NR 14. Air Force, 36 14 23-15-5 2 15 Princeton 19-13-4 273 16 15. Michigan Tech, 27 15 22-17-5 2 16 Michigan Tech 22-17-5 246 18 Also receiving votes: Boston College, 15; Harvard, 15; Princeton, 15; Minnesota, 17 North Dakota 17-13-10 235 14 12; North Dakota, 6; Union, 3. 18 Minnesota 19-17-2 189 15 19 Boston College 20-14-3 140 17 20 Northern Michigan 25-15-3 87 19 Others receiving votes: Bowling Green 35, Omaha 31, Harvard 14, Union 10, Mercyhurst 8.

WCHA Against the Rest (Final) By Team vs AHA vs B10 vs ECAC vs HEA vs NCHC vs. Ind. Total Alabama Huntsville 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 1-5-0 Alaska Anchorage 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-1 0-0-0 0-3-1 Alaska 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-3-1 Bemidji State 1-1-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 1-1-2 0-0-0 3-3-2 Bowling Green 0-0-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-3-1 0-0-0 2-4-1 Ferris State 1-1-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 3-5-0 Lake Superior State 0-1-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-1 1-0-0 1-4-1 Michigan Tech 0-0-0 1-2-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 1-2-0 5-4-0 Minnesota State 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 4-3-0 Northern Michigan 0-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-1 0-2-0 0-1-0 1-4-1 TOTALS: 2-4-1 5-11-0 2-3-0 3-0-1 5-16-5 3-4-0 20-38-7 (.357) (.313) (.400) (.875) (.288) (.429) (.362)

By Site vs AHA vs B10 vs ECAC vs HEA vs NCHC vs. Ind Total Home 1-2-1 1-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-5-2 1-1-0 6-9-3 Away 1-1-0 1-8-0 1-3-0 2-0-0 2-10-3 1-1-0 8-23-3 Neutral 0-1-0 3-2-0 1-0-0 1-0-1 0-1-0 1-2-0 6-6-1 TOTALS: 2-4-1 5-11-0 2-3-0 3-0-1 5-16-5 3-4-0 20-38-7 (.357) (.313) (.400) (.875) (.288) (.429) (.362)

WCHA Head-to-Head (Final Regular Season, League Games) UAH (pts) UAA (pts) UAF (pts) BSU (pts) BGSU (pts) FSU (pts) LSSU (pts) MTU (pts) MSU (pts) NMU (pts) W-L-T-3/SW (pts) UAH ---- 2-1-1-0 (7/12) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 1-3-0-0 (3/12) 1-2-1-1 (5/12) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 0-4-0-0 (0/12) 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 10-16-2-1 (33) UAA 1-2-1-1 (5/12) ---- 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 0-2-0-0 (0/6) 0-4-0-0 (0/12) 0-2-0-0 (0/6) 1-3-0-0 (3/12) 0-0-2-2 (4/6) 0-4-0-0 (0/12) 0-2-0-0 (0/6) 4-21-3-3 (18) UAF 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 2-2-0-0 (6/12) ---- 1-2-1-0 (4/12) 0-1-1-1 (2/6) 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 0-4-0-0 (0/12) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 1-3-0-0 (3/12) 9-17-2-1 (30) BSU 3-1-0-0 (9/12) 2-0-0-0 (6/6) 2-1-1-1 (8/12) ---- 0-1-1-1 (2/6) 3-0-1-1 (11/12) 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 0-3-1-1 (2/12) 0-0-2-0 (2/6) 13-9-6-4 (49) BGSU 2-1-1-0 (7/12) 4-0-0-0 (12/12) 1-0-1-0 (4/6) 1-0-1-0 (4/6) ---- 2-0-0-0 (6/6) 3-0-1-1 (11/12) 2-1-1-1 (8/12) 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 0-2-0-0 (0/6) 17-6-5-2 (58) FSU 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 2-0-0-0 (6/0) 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 0-3-1-0 (1/12) 0-2-0-0 (0/6) ----- 3-1-0-0 (9/12) 3-1-0-0 (9/12) 0-2-0-0 (0/6) 0-4-0-0 (0/6) 11-16-1-0 (34) LSSU 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 3-1-0-0 (9/12) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 0-3-1-0 (1/6) 1-3-0-0 (3/12) ----- 0-2-2-0 (2/12) 0-2-0-0 (0/6) 0-2-0-0 (0/6) 8-17-3-0 (27) MTU 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 0-0-2-0 (2/6) 4-0-0-0 (12/12) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 1-2-1-0 (4/12) 1-3-0-0 (3/12) 2-0-2-1 (10/12) ----- 0-2-0-0 (0/6) 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 12-11-5-2 (43) MSU 4-0-0-0 (12/12) 4-0-0-0 (12/12) 1-1-0-0 (3/6) 3-0-1-0 (10/12) 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 2-0-0-0 (6/6) 2-0-0-0 (6/6) 2-0-0-0 (6/6) ----- 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 22-5-1-0 (67) NMU 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 2-0-0-0 (6/6) 3-1-0-0 (9/12) 0-0-2-2 (4/6) 2-0-0-0 (6/6) 4-0-0-0 (12/12) 2-0-0-0 (6/6) 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 2-2-0-0 (6/12) 0-0-0-0 (0/0) 19-7-2-2 (61)

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Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 C.J. Suess MNS SR F 28 19-17-36 1.29 10/47 4 1 4 0 +19 WPG 2 Marc Michaelis MNS SO F 24 15-17-32 1.33 8/16 6 3 3 1 +16 Zeb Knutson MNS SR F 28 10-22-32 1.14 9/29 3 0 3 0 +14 Adam Rockwood NMU JR F 28 8-24-32 1.14 7/14 2 1 3 0 +13 5 Jake Jaremko MNS FR F 28 11-20-31 1.11 5/10 6 0 0 0 +13 6 Parker Tuomie MNS SO F 28 7-23-30 1.07 10/31 5 0 1 0 +10 7 Troy Loggins NMU JR F 28 16-12-28 1.00 19/38 6 3 3 0 +12 Zach Frye UA SR D 28 8-20-28 1.00 28/72 3 0 2 0 +6 9 Darien Craighead NMU SO F 28 15-11-26 0.93 7/14 5 0 6 1 +3 Alec Rauhauser BGSU SO D 28 6-20-26 0.93 10/20 3 0 2 0 +16 11 Josh Kestner ALH SR F 28 19-6-25 0.89 12/24 9 0 1 0 E Brandon Kruse BGSU FR F 28 4-21-25 0.89 11/22 0 0 2 0 +6 13 Mitchell McLain BGSU SR F 28 15-9-24 0.86 20/40 4 2 1 0 +9 Kyle Bauman BMJ SR F 28 6-18-24 0.86 5/10 1 2 1 0 +1 15 Daniel Brickley MNS JR D 28 8-15-23 0.82 15/41 4 0 2 0 +15 16 Reggie Lutz MNS FR F 25 6-16-22 0.88 8/16 1 0 3 0 +14 Philip Beaulieu NMU SO D 28 5-17-22 0.79 10/20 1 0 2 0 +8 18 Tyler Poulsen ALH JR F 26 7-14-21 0.81 7/14 2 0 1 0 -10 Robbie Payne NMU SR F 28 14-7-21 0.75 2/4 5 1 1 1 +5 Stephen Baylis BGSU JR F 28 8-13-21 0.75 10/28 3 2 1 0 +1 J.T. Henke LSSU SR F 28 7-14-21 0.75 13/26 4 0 2 0 -9 Adam Brady BMJ SO F 28 6-15-21 0.75 7/25 3 0 0 0 -2 23 Corey Mackin FSU JR F 28 9-11-20 0.71 5/10 2 1 2 0 +1 24 Cameron Wright BGSU FR F 23 7-12-19 0.83 9/18 5 0 1 0 +8 Jay Dickman BMJ JR F 27 12-7-19 0.70 7/14 5 0 2 2 -3 Max Johnson BGSU FR F 28 9-10-19 0.68 5/10 6 0 0 0 E Ian Scheid MNS SO D 28 6-13-19 0.68 12/35 4 0 1 0 +13 Diego Cuglietta LSSU JR F 28 5-14-19 0.68 4/8 2 0 0 0 -10

Defenseman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Zach Frye UA SR D 28 8-20-28 1.00 28/72 3 0 2 0 +6 2 Alec Rauhauser BGSU SO D 28 6-20-26 0.93 10/20 3 0 2 0 +16 3 Daniel Brickley MNS JR D 28 8-15-23 0.82 15/41 4 0 2 0 +15 4 Philip Beaulieu NMU SO D 28 5-17-22 0.79 10/20 1 0 2 0 +8 5 Ian Scheid MNS SO D 28 6-13-19 0.68 12/35 4 0 1 0 +13 6 Ryker Killins FSU JR D 27 6-11-17 0.63 8/16 5 0 1 0 -6 7 Mark Auk MTU SR D 28 4-12-16 0.57 3/17 3 0 0 0 +10 Jordan Klimek NMU SR D 28 3-13-16 0.57 7/14 1 0 0 0 +10 9 Mitch Reinke MTU SO D 21 2-13-15 0.71 8/27 1 0 0 0 +4 Justin Woods UA SR D 28 6-9-15 0.54 8/16 1 0 0 0 -11 Ryan Black NMU JR D 28 0-15-15 0.54 4/8 0 0 0 0 +2 12 Nate Kallen FSU SO D 28 5-8-13 0.46 4/8 2 0 1 0 -1 13 Justin Baudry BMJ JR D 27 6-6-12 0.44 8/24 2 0 1 0 -4 Kurt Gosselin ALH JR D 28 4-8-12 0.43 13/26 3 0 0 0 -4 Dane Birks MTU SR D 28 3-9-12 0.43 10/20 2 0 0 0 +11 PIT Joe Rutkowski FSU SO D 28 1-11-12 0.43 14/39 0 0 0 0 -1

Freshman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Jake Jaremko MNS FR F 28 11-20-31 1.11 5/10 6 0 0 0 +13 2 Brandon Kruse BGSU FR F 28 4-21-25 0.89 11/22 0 0 2 0 +6 3 Reggie Lutz MNS FR F 25 6-16-22 0.88 8/16 1 0 3 0 +14 4 Cameron Wright BGSU FR F 23 7-12-19 0.83 9/18 5 0 1 0 +8 Max Johnson BGSU FR F 28 9-10-19 0.68 5/10 6 0 0 0 E 6 Charlie Combs BMJ FR F 28 10-7-17 0.61 6/12 5 0 0 0 -8 Steven Jandric UA FR LW 28 3-14-17 0.61 9/29 1 0 0 0 +5 8 Coale Norris FSU FR F 26 8-8-16 0.62 7/25 2 0 3 0 -3 9 Joseph Nardi NMU FR F 28 7-8-15 0.54 11/39 4 0 2 0 +6 10 Christian Rajic ALH FR F 28 8-6-14 0.50 5/10 2 0 1 1 -1 11 Connor Ford BGSU FR F 28 5-8-13 0.46 2/4 0 0 2 0 +10 Greyson Reitmeier MTU FR F 28 3-10-13 0.46 12/35 0 0 1 0 +1 Jared Spooner MNS FR F 28 2-11-13 0.46 7/17 0 0 0 0 +9 14 Lucas Finner FSU FR F 20 4-7-11 0.55 9/18 1 1 0 0 -4 Aaron Miller BMJ FR F 26 3-8-11 0.42 12/24 1 0 0 0 -3 WCHA Conference Scoring Leaders

Goal Scoring GP G GPG Assist Scoring GP A APG 1 Josh Kestner ALH SR F 28 19 0.68 1 Adam Rockwood NMU JR F 28 24 0.86 C.J. Suess MNS SR F 28 19 0.68 2 Parker Tuomie MNS SO F 28 23 0.82 3 Troy Loggins NMU JR F 28 16 0.57 3 Zeb Knutson MNS SR F 28 22 0.79 4 Marc Michaelis MNS SO F 24 15 0.62 4 Brandon Kruse BGS FR F 28 21 0.75 Mitchell McLain BGS SR F 28 15 0.54 5 Zach Frye AKF SR D 28 20 0.71 Darien Craighead NMU SO F 28 15 0.54 Alec Rauhauser BGS SO D 28 20 0.71 7 Robbie Payne NMU SR F 28 14 0.50 Jake Jaremko MNS FR F 28 20 0.71 8 Austin Azurdia AKA SR F 23 12 0.52 8 Kyle Bauman BMJ SR F 28 18 0.64 Jay Dickman BMJ JR F 27 12 0.44 9 Marc Michaelis MNS SO F 24 17 0.71 10 Anthony Nellis LSS JR F 28 11 0.39 C.J. Suess MNS SR F 28 17 0.61 Jake Jaremko MNS FR F 28 11 0.39 Philip Beaulieu NMU SO D 28 17 0.61 12 4 Players Tied With 10 12 Reggie Lutz MNS FR F 25 16 0.64

Power Play Goals GP G GPG Power Play Points GP G-A-P PPG 1 Josh Kestner ALH SR F 28 9 0.32 1 Alec Rauhauser BGS SO D 28 3-13-16 0.57 2 Marc Michaelis MNS SO F 24 6 0.25 2 Zeb Knutson MNS SR F 28 3-12-15 0.54 Max Johnson BGS FR F 28 6 0.21 3 Parker Tuomie MNS SO F 28 5-9-14 0.50 Jake Jaremko MNS FR F 28 6 0.21 Daniel Brickley MNS JR D 28 4-10-14 0.50 Troy Loggins NMU JR F 28 6 0.21 5 Cameron Wright BGS FR F 23 5-7-12 0.52 6 7 Players Tied With 5 Josh Kestner ALH SR F 28 9-3-12 0.43 Jake Jaremko MNS FR F 28 6-6-12 0.43 Adam Brady BMJ SO F 28 3-9-12 0.43 Stephen Baylis BGS JR F 28 3-9-12 0.43 10 7 Players Tied With 11 Points

Shorthanded Goals GP G GPG Game-Winning Goals GP G GPG 1 Marc Michaelis MNS SO F 24 3 0.12 1 Darien Craighead NMU SO F 28 6 0.21 Troy Loggins NMU JR F 28 3 0.11 2 C.J. Suess MNS SR F 28 4 0.14 3 Madison Dunn ALH JR F 28 2 0.07 3 Dallas Gerads MNS FR F 18 3 0.17 Kyle Bauman BMJ SR F 28 2 0.07 Brent Baltus MTU SR F 19 3 0.16 Mitchell McLain BGS SR F 28 2 0.07 Marc Michaelis MNS SO F 24 3 0.12 Stephen Baylis BGS JR F 28 2 0.07 Reggie Lutz MNS FR F 25 3 0.12 7 14 Players Tied With 1 Coale Norris FSU FR F 26 3 0.12 Jake Lucchini MTU JR F 28 3 0.11 Zeb Knutson MNS SR F 28 3 0.11 Troy Loggins NMU JR F 28 3 0.11 Adam Rockwood NMU JR F 28 3 0.11

Plus-Minus GP +/- Hat Tricks GP HT 1 C.J. Suess MNS SR F 28 +19 1 Jay Dickman BMJ JR F 27 2 2 Connor McDonald BGS JR D 27 +18 2 Marc Michaelis MNS SO F 24 1 3 Marc Michaelis MNS SO F 24 +16 Mitch Maloney FSU SR F 26 1 Alec Rauhauser BGS SO D 28 +16 Christian Rajic ALH FR F 28 1 5 Daniel Brickley MNS JR D 28 +15 Troy Van Tetering AKF SO C 28 1 6 Reggie Lutz MNS FR F 25 +14 Max Coatta MNS JR F 28 1 Zeb Knutson MNS SR F 28 +14 Robbie Payne NMU SR F 28 1 8 Clint Lewis MNS SR D 25 +13 Darien Craighead NMU SO F 28 1 Ian Scheid MNS SO D 28 +13 Jake Jaremko MNS FR F 28 +13 Adam Rockwood NMU JR F 28 +13

Blocked Shots GP BLK BLK/G Face-Off Percentage FW FL FO % 1 Collin Saccoman LSS SO D 22 65 2.95 1 Coale Norris FSU FR F 60 38 .612 2 Nolan Nicholas AKA SO D 28 51 1.82 2 Craig Pefley FSU SO F 76 50 .603 3 Joe Rutkowski FSU SO D 28 47 1.68 3 Joseph Nardi NMU FR F 250 167 .600 4 Cody Champagne ALH SR D 28 42 1.50 4 Gerry Fitzgerald BMJ SR F 178 121 .595 5 Nick Hinz AKF SRD 25 41 1.64 5 Max Newton AKF FR F 118 84 .584 Zach Frye AKF SRD 28 41 1.46 6 C.J. Suess MNS SR F 380 271 .584 Eric Sinclair AKA FR D 28 41 1.46 7 Zach Diamantoni NMU SR F 127 92 .580 8 Connor McDonald BGS JR D 27 39 1.44 8 Colton Leiter AKF SO C 192 151 .560 Kurt Gosselin ALH JR D 28 39 1.39 9 Jake Jaremko MNS FR F 232 185 .556 10 4 Players Tied With 38 10 Connor Ford BGS FR F 208 167 .555 WCHA Conference Goaltending Leaders

Goals Against Average GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL 1 Connor LaCouvee MNS SR 21 1186:46 33 1.67 17-2-1 2 355 .915 2 Ryan Bednard BGSU SO 18 1056:36 35 1.99 11-3-3 2 405 .920 FLA 3 Atte Tolvanen NMU JR 22 1315:41 45 2.05 17-5-0 2 496 .917 4 Michael Bitzer BMJ SR 28 1673:59 58 2.08 13-9-6 4 580 .909 5 Eric Dop BGSU FR 11 649:38 28 2.59 6-3-2 0 244 .897 6 Jordan Uhelski ALH SR 25 1485:48 71 2.87 10-13-2 0 760 .915 7 Justin Kapelmaster FSU SO 13 706:33 34 2.89 5-8-0 1 361 .914 8 Mareks Mitens LSSU FR 16 695:33 34 2.93 3-7-2 1 324 .905 9 Darren Smith FSU JR 18 967:57 48 2.98 6-8-1 1 480 .909 10 Patrick Munson MTU JR 16 821:47 41 2.99 5-6-3 0 332 .890 11 Anton Martinsson UA SO 25 1329:51 67 3.02 8-14-2 1 562 .893 12 Nick Kossoff LSSU JR 19 981:55 50 3.06 5-10-1 1 454 .901 13 Olivier Mantha AKA SR 25 1428:21 80 3.36 4-18-3 0 752 .904

Save Percentage GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL 1 Ryan Bednard BGSU SO 18 1056:36 35 1.99 11-3-3 2 405 .920 FLA 2 Atte Tolvanen NMU JR 22 1315:41 45 2.05 17-5-0 2 496 .917 3 Connor LaCouvee MNS SR 21 1186:46 33 1.67 17-2-1 2 355 .915 4 Jordan Uhelski ALH SR 25 1485:48 71 2.87 10-13-2 0 760 .915 5 Justin Kapelmaster FSU SO 13 706:33 34 2.89 5-8-0 1 361 .914 6 Michael Bitzer BMJ SR 28 1673:59 58 2.08 13-9-6 4 580 .909 Darren Smith FSU JR 18 967:57 48 2.98 6-8-1 1 480 .909 8 Mareks Mitens LSSU FR 16 695:33 34 2.93 3-7-2 1 324 .905 9 Olivier Mantha AKA SR 25 1428:21 80 3.36 4-18-3 0 752 .904 10 Nick Kossoff LSSU JR 19 981:55 50 3.06 5-10-1 1 454 .901 11 Eric Dop BGSU FR 11 649:38 28 2.59 6-3-2 0 244 .897 12 Anton Martinsson UA SO 25 1329:51 67 3.02 8-14-2 1 562 .893 13 Patrick Munson MTU JR 16 821:47 41 2.99 5-6-3 0 332 .890

Saves GP SVS/G Saves Shutouts GP Shutouts 1 Jordan Uhelski ALH SR 25 30.4 760 1 Michael Bitzer BMJ SR 28 4 2 Olivier Mantha AKA SR 25 30.1 752 2 Robbie Beydoun MTU FR 9 2 3 Michael Bitzer BMJ SR 28 20.7 580 Ryan Bednard BGSU SO 18 2 4 Anton Martinsson UA SO 25 22.5 562 Connor LaCouvee MNS SR 21 2 5 Atte Tolvanen NMU JR 22 22.5 496 Atte Tolvanen NMU JR 22 2 6 Darren Smith FSU JR 18 26.7 480 6 Jason Pawloski MNS JR 9 1 7 Nick Kossoff LSSU JR 19 23.9 454 Justin Kapelmaster FSU SO 13 1 8 Ryan Bednard BGSU SO 18 22.5 405 Mareks Mitens LSSU FR 16 1 9 Justin Kapelmaster FSU SO 13 27.8 361 Darren Smith FSU JR 18 1 10 Connor LaCouvee MNS SR 21 16.9 355 Nick Kossoff LSSU JR 19 1 11 Patrick Munson MTU JR 16 20.8 332 Anton Martinsson UA SO 25 1 12 Mareks Mitens LSSU FR 16 20.2 324 13 Eric Dop BGSU FR 11 22.2 244 14 Devin Kero MTU SR 9 22.1 199 15 Jason Pawloski MNS JR 9 19.3 174 16 Robbie Beydoun MTU FR 9 18.1 163 17 Mathias Israelsson NMU JR 6 23.8 143 18 Niko DellaMaggiore UA SO 8 17.2 138 19 Brody Claeys AKA FR 6 21.5 129 20 Mark Sinclair ALH FR 4 20.5 82 WCHA Men Team Conference Statistics

TEAM OFFENSE TEAM DEFENSE

Team Games Goals G/GM Team Games Goals G/GM 1 Minnesota State 28 116 4.14 1 Minnesota State 28 58 2.07 2 Bowling Green 28 87 3.11 2 Bemidji State 28 63 2.25 3 Northern Michigan 28 85 3.04 Bowling Green 28 63 2.25 4 Michigan Tech 28 82 2.93 4 Northern Michigan 28 64 2.29 5 Bemidji State 28 77 2.75 5 Michigan Tech 28 75 2.68 6 Alaska 28 74 2.64 6 Alaska 28 85 3.04 7 Alabama Huntsville 28 69 2.46 7 Alabama Huntsville 28 86 3.07 8 Ferris State 28 68 2.43 Ferris State 28 86 3.07 9 Lake Superior State 28 59 2.11 9 Lake Superior State 28 90 3.21 10 Alaska Anchorage 28 55 1.96 10 Alaska Anchorage 28 102 3.64

POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL

Team Totals SHA PP % Team Totals SHF PK % 1 Minnesota State 40/146 3 27.4 1 Bemidji State 87/98 2 88.8 2 Northern Michigan 27/125 1 21.6 2 Minnesota State 116/135 4 85.9 3 Bemidji State 23/111 4 20.7 3 Bowling Green 124/148 4 83.8 4 Bowling Green 26/126 1 20.6 4 Northern Michigan 94/113 6 83.2 5 Ferris State 22/126 3 17.5 5 Ferris State 114/138 3 82.6 6 Alabama Huntsville 23/136 5 16.9 6 Alaska 109/133 0 82.0 7 Michigan Tech 23/142 3 16.2 7 Alabama Huntsville 109/136 5 80.1 8 Lake Superior State 18/113 4 15.9 8 Lake Superior State 96/121 2 79.3 9 Alaska 17/137 1 12.4 9 Michigan Tech 94/120 0 78.3 10 Alaska Anchorage 13/106 3 12.3 10 Alaska Anchorage 93/126 2 73.8

PENALTY MINUTES SHOTS ON GOAL

Team Games PIM PIM/G Team Games SOG SOG/G 1 Alaska 28480 17.1 1 Minnesota State 28 988 35.3 2 Bowling Green 28 470 16.8 2 Bemidji State 28 904 32.3 3 Ferris State 28 431 15.4 3 Michigan Tech 28 881 31.5 4 Alabama Huntsville 28 427 15.2 4 Bowling Green 28 825 29.5 5 Michigan Tech 28 409 14.6 5 Alaska 28 788 28.1 6 Minnesota State 28 408 14.6 6 Ferris State 28 761 27.2 7 Alaska Anchorage 28 393 14.0 7 Northern Michigan 28 759 27.1 8 Lake Superior State 28 376 13.4 8 Lake Superior State 28 725 25.9 9 Northern Michigan 28 367 13.1 9 Alabama Huntsville 28 656 23.4 10 Bemidji State 28 258 9.2 10 Alaska Anchorage 28 625 22.3

SCORING BY PERIOD GOALS ALLOWED BY PERIOD

Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Minnesota State 30 46 39 1 116 1 Minnesota State 16 21 21 0 58 2 Bowling Green 26 33 28 0 87 2 Bemidji State 15 28 19 1 63 3 Northern Michigan 25 35 23 2 85 Bowling Green 22 19 21 1 63 4 Michigan Tech 24 31 26 1 82 4 Northern Michigan 16 26 22 0 64 5 Bemidji State 23 26 28 0 77 5 Michigan Tech 24 29 22 0 75 6 Alaska 21 2527 1 74 6 Alaska 24 3326 2 85 7 Alabama Huntsville 19 25 25 0 69 7 Alabama Huntsville 25 33 27 1 86 8 Ferris State 14 35 19 0 68 Ferris State 21 32 33 0 86 9 Lake Superior State 21 15 21 2 59 9 Lake Superior State 29 38 23 0 90 10 Alaska Anchorage 17 19 19 0 55 10 Alaska Anchorage 28 31 41 2 102

SPECIAL TEAMS NET

Team PPF SHA PP NET PPA SHF SH NET ST NET 1 Minnesota State 40 3 +37 19 4 -15 +22 2 Northern Michigan 27 1 +26 19 6 -13 +13 3 Bemidji State 23 4 +19 11 2 -9 +10 4 Bowling Green 26 1 +25 24 4 -20 +5 5 Ferris State 22 3 +19 24 3 -21 -2 6 Alabama Huntsville 23 5 +18 27 5 -22 -4 7 Michigan Tech 23 3 +20 26 0 -26 -6 8 Alaska 17 1 +16 24 0 -24 -8 9 Lake Superior State 18 4 +14 25 2 -23 -9 10 Alaska Anchorage 13 3 +10 33 2 -31 -21 WCHA Overall Scoring Leaders

Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Adam Rockwood NMU JR F 43 8-40-48 1.12 9/18 2 1 3 0 +10 2 Troy Loggins NMU JR F 43 23-24-47 1.09 23/46 9 5 5 0 +7 3 C.J. Suess MNS SR F 40 22-21-43 1.07 13/53 5 1 4 0 +18 WPG Zeb Knutson MNS SR F 40 15-28-43 1.07 12/35 6 0 3 0 +18 5 Philip Beaulieu NMU SO D 43 11-31-42 0.98 18/36 2 0 3 0 +14 6 Marc Michaelis MNS SO F 36 18-22-40 1.11 10/20 7 3 4 1 +15 7 Jake Jaremko MNS FR F 40 15-24-39 0.97 9/18 7 0 2 0 +14 Alec Rauhauser BGSU SO D 41 9-30-39 0.95 21/42 4 0 3 0 +21 Jake Lucchini MTU JR F 44 16-23-39 0.89 4/8 6 1 3 0 +11 10 Parker Tuomie MNS SO F 40 9-28-37 0.93 13/37 5 0 2 0 +6 11 Daniel Brickley MNS JR D 40 10-25-35 0.88 21/53 5 0 2 0 +16 12 Zach Frye UA SR D 35 11-23-34 0.97 35/100 4 0 2 0 +2 Robbie Payne NMU SR F 43 24-10-34 0.79 6/12 8 1 2 1 +11 14 Brandon Kruse BGSU FR F 41 8-25-33 0.80 19/38 1 0 3 0 +4 Darien Craighead NMU SO F 42 17-16-33 0.79 8/16 6 0 6 1 +10 16 Josh Kestner ALH SR F 37 24-8-32 0.86 15/30 9 0 2 0 -2 Mitchell McLain BGSU SR F 41 18-14-32 0.78 26/52 6 2 1 0 +8 18 Stephen Baylis BGSU JR F 40 9-22-31 0.78 12/32 4 2 1 0 E Mark Auk MTU SR D 44 9-22-31 0.70 4/19 5 0 1 0 +16 20 Kyle Bauman BMJ SR F 38 9-21-30 0.79 10/20 2 3 2 0 -4 Max Johnson BGSU FR F 41 13-17-30 0.73 8/16 10 0 1 0 +2 22 Gavin Gould MTU SO F 44 14-15-29 0.66 16/35 2 0 3 0 +8 23 Reggie Lutz MNS FR F 35 7-20-27 0.77 10/20 1 0 3 0 +16 J.T. Henke LSSU SR F 36 9-18-27 0.75 13/26 5 0 2 0 -12 Joel L'Esperance MTU SR F 44 12-15-27 0.61 17/45 4 0 2 0 +7

Defenseman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Philip Beaulieu NMU SO D 43 11-31-42 0.98 18/36 2 0 3 0 +14 2 Alec Rauhauser BGSU SO D 41 9-30-39 0.95 21/42 4 0 3 0 +21 3 Daniel Brickley MNS JR D 40 10-25-35 0.88 21/53 5 0 2 0 +16 4 Zach Frye UA SR D 35 11-23-34 0.97 35/100 4 0 2 0 +2 5 Mark Auk MTU SR D 44 9-22-31 0.70 4/19 5 0 1 0 +16 6 Ian Scheid MNS SO D 40 9-17-26 0.65 14/39 6 0 2 0 +13 7 Mitch Reinke MTU SO D 35 3-21-24 0.69 10/31 1 0 0 0 +8 8 Ryker Killins FSU JR D 36 8-14-22 0.61 10/20 5 0 2 0 -3 9 Justin Woods UA SR D 36 9-11-20 0.56 10/20 3 0 1 0 -13 Ryan Black NMU JR D 43 0-20-20 0.47 6/12 0 0 0 0 +2 11 Zach Whitecloud BMJ SO D 36 4-15-19 0.53 4/8 1 0 2 0 -4 Justin Baudry BMJ JR D 37 9-10-19 0.51 12/43 3 0 2 0 -5 13 Jordan Klimek NMU SR D 43 3-15-18 0.42 9/18 1 0 0 0 +16 Dane Birks MTU SR D 44 5-13-18 0.41 13/26 3 0 0 0 +10 PIT 15 Nate Kallen FSU SO D 38 5-12-17 0.45 4/8 2 0 1 0 -1

Freshman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Jake Jaremko MNS FR F 40 15-24-39 0.97 9/18 7 0 2 0 +14 2 Brandon Kruse BGSU FR F 41 8-25-33 0.80 19/38 1 0 3 0 +4 3 Max Johnson BGSU FR F 41 13-17-30 0.73 8/16 10 0 1 0 +2 4 Reggie Lutz MNS FR F 35 7-20-27 0.77 10/20 1 0 3 0 +16 5 Cameron Wright BGSU FR F 36 9-16-25 0.69 20/40 6 0 1 0 +11 6 Steven Jandric UA FR LW 36 4-19-23 0.64 14/39 1 0 0 0 +9 7 Charlie Combs BMJ FR F 37 13-7-20 0.54 8/16 5 0 1 0 -14 Joseph Nardi NMU FR F 43 9-11-20 0.47 11/39 4 0 2 0 +9 9 Jared Spooner MNS FR F 40 4-15-19 0.47 10/23 0 0 0 0 +12 10 Coale Norris FSU FR F 36 10-8-18 0.50 10/34 2 0 4 0 -5 Connor Ford BGSU FR F 41 8-10-18 0.44 2/4 2 0 4 0 +8 12 Seamus Donohue MTU FR D 40 3-13-16 0.40 26/52 1 0 1 0 +10 13 Aaron Miller BMJ FR F 35 3-12-15 0.43 15/41 1 0 0 0 -2 Christian Rajic ALH FR F 37 9-6-15 0.41 9/18 2 0 1 1 -7 Justin Misiak MTU FR F 43 8-7-15 0.35 8/16 3 0 2 0 -2 Greyson Reitmeier MTU FR F 43 5-10-15 0.35 13/37 0 0 2 0 +5 WCHA Overall Scoring Leaders

Goal Scoring GP G GPG Assist Scoring GP A APG 1 Josh Kestner ALH SR F 37 24 0.65 1 Adam Rockwood NMU JR F 43 40 0.93 Robbie Payne NMU SR F 43 24 0.56 2 Philip Beaulieu NMU SO D 43 31 0.72 3 Troy Loggins NMU JR F 43 23 0.53 3 Alec Rauhauser BGS SO D 41 30 0.73 4 C.J. Suess MNS SR F 40 22 0.55 4 Zeb Knutson MNS SR F 40 28 0.70 5 Marc Michaelis MNS SO F 36 18 0.50 Parker Tuomie MNS SO F 40 28 0.70 Mitchell McLain BGS SR F 41 18 0.44 6 Daniel Brickley MNS JR D 40 25 0.62 7 Darien Craighead NMU SO F 42 17 0.40 Brandon Kruse BGS FR F 41 25 0.61 8 Jake Lucchini MTU JR F 44 16 0.36 8 Jake Jaremko MNS FR F 40 24 0.60 9 Mitch Maloney FSU SR F 36 15 0.42 Troy Loggins NMU JR F 43 24 0.56 Jay Dickman BMJ JR F 37 15 0.41 10 Zach Frye AKF SR D 35 23 0.66 Zeb Knutson MNS SR F 40 15 0.38 Jake Lucchini MTU JR F 44 23 0.52 Jake Jaremko MNS FR F 40 15 0.38 12 Marc Michaelis MNS SO F 36 22 0.61 Stephen Baylis BGS JR F 40 22 0.55 Mark Auk MTU SR D 44 22 0.50

Power Play Goals GP G GPG Power Play Points GP G-A-P PPG 1 Max Johnson BGS FR F 41 10 0.24 1 Alec Rauhauser BGS SO D 41 4-20-24 0.59 2 Josh Kestner ALH SR F 37 9 0.24 2 Zeb Knutson MNS SR F 40 6-14-20 0.50 Troy Loggins NMU JR F 43 9 0.21 Mark Auk MTU SR D 44 5-15-20 0.45 4 Robbie Payne NMU SR F 43 8 0.19 4 Parker Tuomie MNS SO F 40 5-14-19 0.47 5 Marc Michaelis MNS SO F 36 7 0.19 Troy Loggins NMU JR F 43 9-10-19 0.44 Jake Jaremko MNS FR F 40 7 0.17 Philip Beaulieu NMU SO D 43 2-17-19 0.44 7 7 Players Tied With 6 Adam Rockwood NMU JR F 43 2-17-19 0.44 8 Stephen Baylis BGS JR F 40 4-14-18 0.45 9 Ian Scheid MNS SO D 40 6-11-17 0.42 Daniel Brickley MNS JR D 40 5-12-17 0.42

Shorthanded Goals GP G GPG Game-Winning Goals GP G GPG 1 Troy Loggins NMU JR F 43 5 0.12 1 Darien Craighead NMU SO F 42 6 0.14 2 Marc Michaelis MNS SO F 36 3 0.08 2 Troy Loggins NMU JR F 43 5 0.12 Kyle Bauman BMJ SR F 38 3 0.08 3 Coale Norris FSU FR F 36 4 0.11 4 Madison Dunn ALH JR F 37 2 0.05 Marc Michaelis MNS SO F 36 4 0.11 Stephen Baylis BGS JR F 40 2 0.05 C.J. Suess MNS SR F 40 4 0.10 Mitchell McLain BGS SR F 41 2 0.05 Connor Ford BGS FR F 41 4 0.10 7 17 Players Tied With 1 7 11 Players Tied With 3

Plus-Minus GP +/- Hat Tricks GP HT 1 Alec Rauhauser BGS SO D 41 +21 1 Jay Dickman BMJ JR F 37 2 2 Clint Lewis MNS SR D 37 +19 2 Troy Van Tetering AKF SO C 36 1 3 Zeb Knutson MNS SR F 40 +18 Mitch Maloney FSU SR F 36 1 C.J. Suess MNS SR F 40 +18 Marc Michaelis MNS SO F 36 1 5 Reggie Lutz MNS FR F 35 +16 Christian Rajic ALH FR F 37 1 Daniel Brickley MNS JR D 40 +16 Max Coatta MNS JR F 40 1 Jordan Klimek NMU SR D 43 +16 Darien Craighead NMU SO F 42 1 Mark Auk MTU SR D 44 +16 Robbie Payne NMU SR F 43 1 9 Marc Michaelis MNS SO F 36 +15 10 Jake Jaremko MNS FR F 40 +14 Philip Beaulieu NMU SO D 43 +14

Blocked Shots GP BLK BLK/G Face-Off Percentage FW FL FO % 1 Collin Saccoman LSS SO D 27 81 3.00 1 Coale Norris FSU FR F 62 42 .596 2 Joe Rutkowski FSU SO D 38 70 1.84 2 Craig Pefley FSU SO F 95 68 .583 3 Nolan Nicholas AKA SO D 32 66 2.06 3 Max Newton AKF FR F 133 96 .581 4 Daniel Brickley MNS JR D 40 65 1.62 4 Anthony Paskaruk NMU JR F 97 72 .574 5 Mitch Reinke MTU SO D 35 63 1.80 5 Joseph Nardi NMU FR F 340 257 .570 6 Connor McDonald BGS JR D 40 62 1.55 6 C.J. Suess MNS SR F 521 394 .569 7 Cody Champagne ALH SR D 37 55 1.49 7 Mitchell McLain BGS SR F 497 398 .555 Kurt Gosselin ALH JR D 37 55 1.49 8 Gerry Fitzgerald BMJ SR F 255 205 .554 Seamus Donohue MTU FR D 40 55 1.38 9 Colton Leiter AKF SO C 258 208 .554 Mark Auk MTU SRD 44 55 1.25 10 Jared Spooner MNS FR F 234 189 .553 WCHA Overall Goaltending Leaders

Goals Against Average GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL 1 Connor LaCouvee MNS SR 31 1800:13 54 1.80 23-6-1 3 574 .914 2 Atte Tolvanen NMU JR 35 2028:25 75 2.22 23-10-1 2 736 .908 3 Michael Bitzer BMJ SR 37 2195:37 82 2.24 16-13-8 5 819 .909 4 Ryan Bednard BGSU SO 29 1658:17 62 2.24 15-8-4 3 673 .916 FLA 5 Eric Dop BGSU FR 15 855:30 36 2.52 8-4-2 0 326 .901 6 Patrick Munson MTU JR 24 1295:08 57 2.64 10-8-3 1 552 .906 7 Nick Kossoff LSSU JR 26 1345:27 67 2.99 7-12-2 1 688 .911 8 Jordan Uhelski ALH SR 32 1852:00 94 3.05 12-18-2 0 912 .907 9 Darren Smith FSU JR 24 1343:49 69 3.08 8-12-1 1 714 .912 10 Justin Kapelmaster FSU SO 17 947:09 49 3.10 6-11-0 1 490 .909 11 Anton Martinsson UA SO 32 1721:33 91 3.17 10-18-3 1 727 .889 12 Olivier Mantha AKA SR 31 1784:26 102 3.43 4-23-4 0 946 .903 13 Mareks Mitens LSSU FR 19 815:19 47 3.46 3-10-2 1 406 .896

Save Percentage GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL 1 Ryan Bednard BGSU SO 29 1658:17 62 2.24 15-8-4 3 673 .916 FLA 2 Connor LaCouvee MNS SR 31 1800:13 54 1.80 23-6-1 3 574 .914 3 Darren Smith FSU JR 24 1343:49 69 3.08 8-12-1 1 714 .912 4 Nick Kossoff LSSU JR 26 1345:27 67 2.99 7-12-2 1 688 .911 5 Justin Kapelmaster FSU SO 17 947:09 49 3.10 6-11-0 1 490 .909 6 Michael Bitzer BMJ SR 37 2195:37 82 2.24 16-13-8 5 819 .909 7 Atte Tolvanen NMU JR 35 2028:25 75 2.22 23-10-1 2 736 .908 8 Jordan Uhelski ALH SR 32 1852:00 94 3.05 12-18-2 0 912 .907 9 Patrick Munson MTU JR 24 1295:08 57 2.64 10-8-3 1 552 .906 10 Olivier Mantha AKA SR 31 1784:26 102 3.43 4-23-4 0 946 .903 11 Eric Dop BGSU FR 15 855:30 36 2.52 8-4-2 0 326 .901 12 Mareks Mitens LSSU FR 19 815:19 47 3.46 3-10-2 1 406 .896 13 Anton Martinsson UA SO 32 1721:33 91 3.17 10-18-3 1 727 .889

Saves GP SVS/G Saves Shutouts GP Shutouts 1 Olivier Mantha AKA SR 31 30.5 946 1 Michael Bitzer BMJ SR 37 5 2 Jordan Uhelski ALH SR 32 28.5 912 2 Ryan Bednard BGSU SO 29 3 3 Michael Bitzer BMJ SR 37 22.1 819 Connor LaCouvee MNS SR 31 3 4 Atte Tolvanen NMU JR 35 21.0 736 4 Robbie Beydoun MTU FR 11 2 5 Anton Martinsson UA SO 32 22.7 727 Jason Pawloski MNS JR 11 2 6 Darren Smith FSU JR 24 29.8 714 Atte Tolvanen NMU JR 35 2 7 Nick Kossoff LSSU JR 26 26.5 688 7 Justin Kapelmaster FSU SO 17 1 8 Ryan Bednard BGSU SO 29 23.2 673 Mareks Mitens LSSU FR 19 1 9 Connor LaCouvee MNS SR 31 18.5 574 Darren Smith FSU JR 24 1 10 Patrick Munson MTU JR 24 23.0 552 Patrick Munson MTU JR 24 1 11 Justin Kapelmaster FSU SO 17 28.8 490 Nick Kossoff LSSU JR 26 1 12 Mareks Mitens LSSU FR 19 21.4 406 Anton Martinsson UA SO 32 1 13 Devin Kero MTU SR 16 22.7 363 14 Eric Dop BGSU FR 15 21.7 326 15 Jason Pawloski MNS JR 11 20.2 222 16 Mathias Israelsson NMU JR 11 20.0 220 17 Robbie Beydoun MTU FR 11 19.4 213 18 Niko DellaMaggiore UA SO 10 18.6 186 19 Mark Sinclair ALH FR 7 22.3 156 20 Brody Claeys AKA FR 7 18.9 132 WCHA Men Team Overall Statistics

TEAM OFFENSE TEAM DEFENSE

Team Games Goals G/GM Team Games Goals G/GM 1 Minnesota State 40 153 3.83 1 Minnesota State 40 84 2.10 2 Michigan Tech 44 134 3.05 2 Bowling Green 41 100 2.44 3 Northern Michigan 43 130 3.02 3 Bemidji State 38 95 2.50 4 Bowling Green 41 122 2.98 4 Northern Michigan 43 108 2.51 5 Bemidji State 38 103 2.71 5 Michigan Tech 44 117 2.66 6 Alaska 36 97 2.69 6 Ferris State 38 122 3.21 7 Ferris State 38 87 2.29 7 Alabama Huntsville 37 121 3.27 8 Alabama Huntsville 37 84 2.27 8 Alaska 36 118 3.28 9 Lake Superior State 36 76 2.11 9 Lake Superior State 36 121 3.36 10 Alaska Anchorage 34 65 1.91 10 Alaska Anchorage 34 124 3.65

POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL

Team Totals SHA PP % Team Totals SHF PK % 1 Minnesota State 52/190 3 27.4 1 Bemidji State 115/133 3 86.5 2 Bemidji State 31/143 5 21.7 2 Minnesota State 148/173 5 85.5 3 Bowling Green 39/183 1 21.3 3 Bowling Green 173/210 4 82.4 4 Northern Michigan 39/194 2 20.1 4 Northern Michigan 143/176 9 81.2 5 Michigan Tech 39/204 3 19.1 5 Alaska 142/176 0 80.7 6 Lake Superior State 25/141 4 17.7 6 Lake Superior State 132/164 2 80.5 7 Ferris State 27/168 4 16.1 7 Ferris State 152/193 3 78.8 8 Alabama Huntsville 27/177 8 15.3 8 Alabama Huntsville 138/178 5 77.5 9 Alaska 23/177 2 13.0 9 Michigan Tech 129/169 1 76.3 10 Alaska Anchorage 16/136 3 11.8 10 Alaska Anchorage 121/159 2 76.1

PENALTY MINUTES SHOTS ON GOAL

Team Games PIM PIM/G Team Games SOG SOG/G 1 Alaska 36610 16.9 1 Minnesota State 40 1389 34.7 2 Alabama Huntsville 37 576 15.6 2 Bemidji State 38 1175 30.9 3 Bowling Green 41 618 15.1 3 Michigan Tech 44 1338 30.4 4 Ferris State 38 572 15.1 4 Bowling Green 41 1208 29.5 5 Alaska Anchorage 34 484 14.2 5 Ferris State 38 1065 28.0 6 Lake Superior State 36 481 13.4 6 Alaska 361005 27.9 7 Minnesota State 40 508 12.7 7 Northern Michigan 43 1196 27.8 8 Northern Michigan 43 521 12.1 8 Lake Superior State 36 882 24.5 9 Michigan Tech 44 531 12.1 9 Alabama Huntsville 37 859 23.2 10 Bemidji State 38 367 9.7 10 Alaska Anchorage 34 742 21.8

SCORING BY PERIOD GOALS ALLOWED BY PERIOD

Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Minnesota State 43 62 47 1 153 1 Minnesota State 26 28 28 2 84 2 Michigan Tech 38 48 46 2 134 2 Bemidji State 24 39 31 1 95 3 Northern Michigan 38 52 36 4 130 3 Bowling Green 32 34 32 2 100 4 Bowling Green 40 42 39 1 122 4 Northern Michigan 28 42 38 0 108 5 Bemidji State 30 33 40 0 103 5 Michigan Tech 37 46 32 2 117 6 Alaska 32 2935 1 97 6 Alaska 34 39 42 3 118 7 Ferris State 19 43 24 1 87 7 Alabama Huntsville 34 49 37 1 121 8 Alabama Huntsville 20 34 30 0 84 Lake Superior State 38 50 33 0 121 9 Lake Superior State 27 17 30 2 76 9 Ferris State 32 41 47 2 122 10 Alaska Anchorage 20 21 24 0 65 10 Alaska Anchorage 36 37 48 3 124

SPECIAL TEAMS NET

Team PPF SHA PP NET PPA SHF SH NET ST NET 1 Minnesota State 52 3 +49 25 5 -20 +29 2 Northern Michigan 39 2 +37 33 9 -24 +13 3 Bemidji State 31 5 +26 18 3 -15 +11 4 Bowling Green 39 1 +38 37 4 -33 +5 5 Michigan Tech 39 3 +36 40 1 -39 -3 6 Lake Superior State 25 4 +21 32 2 -30 -9 7 Alaska 23 2 +21 34 0 -34 -13 8 Ferris State 27 4 +23 41 3 -38 -15 9 Alabama Huntsville 27 8 +19 40 5 -35 -16 10 Alaska Anchorage 16 3 +13 38 2 -36 -23 WCHA Playoff Scoring Leaders

Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Philip Beaulieu NMU SO D 7 2-9-11 1.57 1/2 0 0 0 0 +7 2 Troy Loggins NMU JR F 7 6-4-10 1.43 2/4 2 2 2 0 +1 Adam Rockwood NMU JR F 7 0-10-10 1.43 1/2 0 0 0 0 +3 4 Joel L'Esperance MTU SR F 6 3-5-8 1.33 3/6 0 0 0 0 +7 Jake Lucchini MTU JR F 6 3-5-8 1.33 0/0 2 1 0 0 +5 6 Parker Tuomie MNS SO F 5 1-5-6 1.20 1/2 0 0 0 0 -3 Stephen Baylis BGSU JR F 5 0-6-6 1.20 1/2 0 0 0 0 E 8 Max Johnson BGSU FR F 5 3-2-5 1.00 1/2 3 0 0 0 E Mitchell McLain BGSU SR F 5 2-3-5 1.00 2/4 1 0 0 0 +1 Daniel Brickley MNS JR D 5 1-4-5 1.00 3/6 1 0 0 0 +3 Nicholas Rivera MNS SO F 5 1-4-5 1.00 0/0 0 1 1 0 +5 Jared Spooner MNS FR F 5 1-4-5 1.00 1/2 0 0 0 0 +6 Mark Auk MTU SR D 6 2-3-5 0.83 1/2 0 0 1 0 +5 Robbie Payne NMU SR F 7 4-1-5 0.71 1/2 1 0 1 0 +3 Denver Pierce NMU JR F 7 4-1-5 0.71 6/12 3 0 0 0 -2 Zach Diamantoni NMU SR F 7 1-4-5 0.71 4/8 0 0 0 0 +4 17 Josh Kestner ALH SR F 3 3-1-4 1.33 1/2 0 0 1 0 -3 Jake Jaremko MNS FR F 5 3-1-4 0.80 3/6 1 0 1 0 E Alec Rauhauser BGSU SO D 5 1-3-4 0.80 5/10 0 0 1 0 +4 Zeb Knutson MNS SR F 5 1-3-4 0.80 1/2 1 0 0 0 E Jake Jackson MTU JR F 6 3-1-4 0.67 3/6 0 0 1 0 +3 SJS Mitch Reinke MTU SO D 6 1-3-4 0.67 1/2 0 0 0 0 +1 23 11 Players Tied With 3 Points

Defenseman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Philip Beaulieu NMU SO D 7 2-9-11 1.57 1/2 0 0 0 0 +7 2 Daniel Brickley MNS JR D 5 1-4-5 1.00 3/6 1 0 0 0 +3 Mark Auk MTU SR D 6 2-3-5 0.83 1/2 0 0 1 0 +5 4 Alec Rauhauser BGSU SO D 5 1-3-4 0.80 5/10 0 0 1 0 +4 Mitch Reinke MTU SO D 6 1-3-4 0.67 1/2 0 0 0 0 +1 6 Justin Baudry BMJ JR D 2 2-1-3 1.50 2/15 1 0 0 0 E Zach Frye UA SRD 2 1-2-3 1.50 0/0 1 0 0 0 -2 Zach Whitecloud BMJ SO D 2 0-3-3 1.50 0/0 0 0 0 0 -2 Ian Scheid MNS SOD 5 0-3-3 0.60 0/0 0 0 0 0 +1 Ryan Black NMU JR D 7 0-3-3 0.43 1/2 0 0 0 0 +3 11 Joe Rutkowski FSU SO D 2 0-2-2 1.00 1/2 0 0 0 0 -2 Edwin Hookenson MNS SO D 5 1-1-2 0.40 2/4 0 0 0 0 +1 Clint Lewis MNS SR D 5 0-2-2 0.40 1/2 0 0 0 0 +2 Seamus Donohue MTU FR D 6 1-1-2 0.33 2/4 0 0 1 0 +6 Dane Birks MTU SR D 6 0-2-2 0.33 0/0 0 0 0 0 +5 PIT Mitch Meek MTU FR D 6 0-2-2 0.33 1/2 0 0 0 0 +3 Jordan Klimek NMU SR D 7 0-2-2 0.29 0/0 0 0 0 0 +9

Freshman Scoring GP G-A-P PPG PIM PP SH GW HT +/- NHL 1 Max Johnson BGSU FR F 5 3-2-5 1.00 1/2 3 0 0 0 E Jared Spooner MNS FR F 5 1-4-5 1.00 1/2 0 0 0 0 +6 3 Jake Jaremko MNS FR F 5 3-1-4 0.80 3/6 1 0 1 0 E 4 Dallas Gerads MNS FR F 5 2-1-3 0.60 2/4 2 0 0 0 E Justin Misiak MTU FR F 6 2-1-3 0.50 1/2 1 0 0 0 +1 Mitchell Slattery NMU FR F 7 3-0-3 0.43 0/0 0 0 0 0 +3 7 Brendan Harris BMJ FR F 2 1-1-2 1.00 0/0 1 0 0 0 +1 Aaron Miller BMJ FR F 2 0-2-2 1.00 2/15 0 0 0 0 +1 Brandon Kruse BGSU FR F 5 2-0-2 0.40 3/6 0 0 1 0 +2 Connor Ford BGSU FR F 5 1-1-2 0.40 0/0 1 0 1 0 E Reggie Lutz MNS FR F 5 1-1-2 0.40 0/0 0 0 0 0 +2 Cameron Wright BGSU FR F 5 0-2-2 0.40 2/4 0 0 0 0 +1 Seamus Donohue MTU FR D 6 1-1-2 0.33 2/4 0 0 1 0 +6 Mitch Meek MTU FR D 6 0-2-2 0.33 1/2 0 0 0 0 +3 Joseph Nardi NMU FR F 7 1-1-2 0.29 0/0 0 0 0 0 +2 WCHA Playoff Scoring Leaders

Goal Scoring GP G GPG Assist Scoring GP A APG 1 Troy Loggins NMU JR F 7 6 0.86 1 Adam Rockwood NMU JR F 7 10 1.43 2 Robbie Payne NMU SR F 7 4 0.57 2 Philip Beaulieu NMU SO D 7 9 1.29 Denver Pierce NMU JR F 7 4 0.57 3 Stephen Baylis BGS JR F 5 6 1.20 4 Josh Kestner ALH SR F 3 3 1.00 4 Parker Tuomie MNS SO F 5 5 1.00 Max Johnson BGS FR F 5 3 0.60 Joel L'Esperance MTU SR F 6 5 0.83 Jake Jaremko MNS FR F 5 3 0.60 Jake Lucchini MTU JR F 6 5 0.83 Joel L'Esperance MTU SR F 6 3 0.50 7 Daniel Brickley MNS JR D 5 4 0.80 Jake Jackson MTU JR F 6 3 0.50 Nicholas Rivera MNS SO F 5 4 0.80 Jake Lucchini MTU JR F 6 3 0.50 Jared Spooner MNS FR F 5 4 0.80 Mitchell Slattery NMU FR F 7 3 0.43 Zach Diamantoni NMU SR F 7 4 0.57 11 10 Players Tied With 2 Troy Loggins NMU JR F 7 4 0.57 12 8 Players Tied With 3

Power Play Goals GP G GPG Power Play Points GP G-A-P PPG 1 Max Johnson BGS FR F 5 3 0.60 1 Parker Tuomie MNS SO F 5 0-5-5 1.00 Denver Pierce NMU JR F 7 3 0.43 Adam Rockwood NMU JR F 7 0-5-5 0.71 3 Jason Tackett FSU SO F 2 2 1.00 3 Max Johnson BGS FR F 5 3-1-4 0.80 Dallas Gerads MNS FR F 5 2 0.40 Stephen Baylis BGS JR F 5 0-4-4 0.80 Jake Lucchini MTU JR F 6 2 0.33 Denver Pierce NMU JR F 7 3-1-4 0.57 Troy Loggins NMU JR F 7 2 0.29 Troy Loggins NMU JR F 7 2-2-4 0.57 7 17 Players Tied With 1 Philip Beaulieu NMU SO D 7 0-4-4 0.57 8 5 Players Tied With 3 Points

Shorthanded Goals GP G GPG Game-Winning Goals GP G GPG 1 Troy Loggins NMU JR F 7 2 0.29 1 Troy Loggins NMU JRF 7 2 0.29 2 Nicholas Rivera MNS SO F 5 1 0.20 2 14 Players Tied With 1 Jake Lucchini MTU JR F 6 1 0.17

Plus-Minus GP +/- Hat Tricks GP HT 1 Jordan Klimek NMU SR D 7 +9 2 Joel L'Esperance MTU SR F 6 +7 Philip Beaulieu NMU SO D 7 +7 4 Jared Spooner MNS FR F 5 +6 Seamus Donohue MTU FR D 6 +6 6 Nicholas Rivera MNS SO F 5 +5 Mark Auk MTU SRD 6 +5 Dane Birks MTU SR D 6 +5 Jake Lucchini MTU JR F 6 +5 10 3 Players Tied With +4 WCHA Playoff Goaltending Leaders

Goals Against Average GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL 1 Patrick Munson MTU JR 3 195:07 3 0.92 3-0-0 1 93 .969 2 Atte Tolvanen NMU JR 7 432:02 11 1.53 4-3-0 0 127 .920 3 Connor LaCouvee MNS SR 5 311:50 10 1.92 3-2-0 0 102 .911 4 Ryan Bednard BGSU SO 5 326:20 12 2.21 3-2-0 1 152 .927 FLA 5 Devin Kero MTU SR 3 178:30 9 3.03 2-1-0 0 81 .900 6 Darren Smith FSU JR 2 132:05 7 3.18 0-2-0 0 94 .931 7 Michael Bitzer BMJ SR 2 116:25 8 4.12 0-2-0 0 47 .855 8 Jordan Uhelski ALH SR 3 127:18 10 4.71 1-2-0 0 54 .844 9 Niko DellaMaggiore UA SO 2 91:56 8 5.22 0-1-0 0 48 .857

Save Percentage GP Minutes GA GAA Record SO Saves Save % NHL 1 Patrick Munson MTU JR 3 195:07 3 0.92 3-0-0 1 93 .969 2 Darren Smith FSU JR 2 132:05 7 3.18 0-2-0 0 94 .931 3 Ryan Bednard BGSU SO 5 326:20 12 2.21 3-2-0 1 152 .927 FLA 4 Atte Tolvanen NMU JR 7 432:02 11 1.53 4-3-0 0 127 .920 5 Connor LaCouvee MNS SR 5 311:50 10 1.92 3-2-0 0 102 .911 6 Devin Kero MTU SR 3 178:30 9 3.03 2-1-0 0 81 .900 7 Niko DellaMaggiore UA SO 2 91:56 8 5.22 0-1-0 0 48 .857 8 Michael Bitzer BMJ SR 2 116:25 8 4.12 0-2-0 0 47 .855 9 Jordan Uhelski ALH SR 3 127:18 10 4.71 1-2-0 0 54 .844

Saves GP SVS/G Saves Shutouts GP Shutouts 1 Ryan Bednard BGSU SO 5 30.4 152 1 Patrick Munson MTU JR 3 1 2 Atte Tolvanen NMU JR 7 18.1 127 Ryan Bednard BGSU SO 5 1 3 Connor LaCouvee MNS SR 5 20.4 102 4 Darren Smith FSU JR 2 47.0 94 5 Patrick Munson MTU JR 3 31.0 93 6 Devin Kero MTU SR 3 27.0 81 7 Jordan Uhelski ALH SR 3 18.0 54 8 Niko DellaMaggiore UA SO 2 24.0 48 9 Michael Bitzer BMJ SR 2 23.5 47 10 Mark Sinclair ALH FR 1 28.0 28 11 Anton Martinsson UA SO 1 16.0 16 WCHA Men Team Playoff Statistics

TEAM OFFENSE TEAM DEFENSE

Team Games Goals G/GM Team Games Goals G/GM 1 Minnesota State 5 19 3.80 1 Northern Michigan 7 12 1.71 2 Bemidji State 2 7 3.50 2 Michigan Tech 6 12 2.00 3 Northern Michigan 7 23 3.29 3 Minnesota State 5 11 2.20 4 Michigan Tech 6 19 3.17 4 Bowling Green 5 12 2.40 5 Bowling Green 5 11 2.20 5 Ferris State 2 7 3.50 6 Alabama Huntsville 3 6 2.00 6 Alabama Huntsville 3 14 4.67 Alaska 2 4 2.00 7 Bemidji State 2 10 5.00 8 Ferris State 2 3 1.50 8 Alaska 2 14 7.00

POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL

Team Totals SHA PP % Team Totals SHF PK % 1 Bemidji State 3/7 1 42.9 1 Bowling Green 20/24 0 83.3 2 Alaska 3/9 1 33.3 2 Minnesota State 14/17 1 82.4 3 Minnesota State 7/22 0 31.8 3 Ferris State 9/11 0 81.8 4 Bowling Green 5/20 0 25.0 4 Northern Michigan 15/20 2 75.0 5 Northern Michigan 6/26 0 23.1 5 Michigan Tech 13/19 1 68.4 6 Alabama Huntsville 2/9 2 22.2 6 Alabama Huntsville 8/12 0 66.7 7 Ferris State 2/12 0 16.7 Alaska 8/12 0 66.7 8 Michigan Tech 3/19 0 15.8 Bemidji State 6/9 0 66.7

PENALTY MINUTES SHOTS ON GOAL

Team Games PIM PIM/G Team Games SOG SOG/G 1 Alabama Huntsville 3 65 21.7 1 Minnesota State 5 181 36.2 2 Bemidji State 2 42 21.0 2 Ferris State 2 70 35.0 3 Alaska 2 40 20.0 3 Bowling Green 5 173 34.6 4 Ferris State 2 35 17.5 4 Bemidji State 2 62 31.0 5 Bowling Green 5 54 10.8 5 Northern Michigan 7 211 30.1 6 Minnesota State 5 48 9.6 6 Michigan Tech 6 146 24.3 7 Northern Michigan 7 58 8.3 7 Alaska 2 45 22.5 8 Michigan Tech 6 46 7.7 8 Alabama Huntsville 3 46 15.3

SCORING BY PERIOD GOALS ALLOWED BY PERIOD

Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total Team 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 1 Northern Michigan 7 9 6 1 23 1 Ferris State 3 1 2 1 7 2 Michigan Tech 5 4 9 1 19 2 Bemidji State 3 1 6 - 10 Minnesota State 7 7 5 0 19 3 Minnesota State 4 3 3 1 11 4 Bowling Green 4 2 4 1 11 4 Bowling Green 2 6 3 1 12 5 Bemidji State 2 2 3 - 7 Michigan Tech 4 5 3 0 12 6 Alabama Huntsville 1 3 2 - 6 Northern Michigan 2 5 5 0 12 7 Alaska 2 1 1- 4 7 Alabama Huntsville 5 6 3 - 14 8 Ferris State 0 3 0 0 3 Alaska 5 4 5- 14

SPECIAL TEAMS NET

Team PPF SHA PP NET PPA SHF SH NET ST NET 1 Minnesota State 7 0 +7 3 1 -2 +5 2 Northern Michigan 6 0 +6 5 2 -3 +3 3 Bowling Green 5 0 +5 4 0 -4 +1 4 Ferris State 2 0 +2 2 0 -2 0 5 Bemidji State 3 1 +2 3 0 -3 -1 6 Alaska 3 1 +2 4 0 -4 -2 Michigan Tech 3 0 +3 6 1 -5 -2 8 Alabama Huntsville 2 2 0 4 0 -4 -4 National Category Leaders

Points Per Game GP G-A-P P/GM Goals Against Average Minutes GA GAA 1 (VAN) Northeastern JRF 38 30-30-60 1.58 1 Matthew Galajda Cornell FR 1669:20 42 1.51 2 Dylan Sikura (CHI) Northeastern SR F 35 22-32-54 1.54 2 Colton Point (DAL) Colgate SO 1997:05 58 1.74 3 Max Véronneau Princeton JRF 36 17-38-55 1.53 3 Connor LaCouvee Minnesota State SR 1800:13 54 1.80 4 Ryan Donato (BOS) Harvard JR F 29 26-17-43 1.48 4 Jake Kielly Clarkson SO 2336:59 71 1.82 5 Ryan Kuffner Princeton JR F 36 29-23-52 1.44 5 Tanner Jaillet Denver SR 2293:26 72 1.88 6 Henrik Borgström (FLA) Denver SO F 40 23-29-52 1.30 6 Hunter Shepard Minnesota Duluth SO 2392:49 76 1.91 7 Dylan McLaughlin Canisius JR F 37 17-31-48 1.30 7 Cayden Primeau (MTL) Northeastern FR 2004:32 64 1.92 8 (EDM) Michigan JR F 40 16-35-51 1.27 8 Notre Dame SO 2192:43 71 1.94 9 Troy Terry (ANA) Denver JR F 39 14-34-48 1.23 9 Corbin Kaczperski Yale SO 684:31 23 2.02 10 Nick Halloran Colorado College SO F 37 19-26-45 1.22 10 Hayden Hawkey (MTL) Providence JR 2324:36 79 2.04 11 Brady Ferguson Robert Morris SR F 41 18-31-49 1.20 11 Billy Christopoulos Air Force JR 2534:16 87 2.06 12 Sheldon Rempal Clarkson SOF 39 23-23-46 1.18 12 Sean Romeo Ohio State JR 2213:15 76 2.06 13 David Pope (DET) Omaha SR F 35 20-21-41 1.17 13 Christoffer Hernberg UMass Lowell JR 1587:58 55 2.08 14 Taro Hirose Michigan State SO F 36 12-30-42 1.17 14 Mat Robson Minnesota SO 796:26 28 2.11 15 Joe Snively Yale JR F 31 19-17-36 1.16 15 Dávid Hrenák St. Cloud State FR 1418:58 50 2.11 16 Jake Evans (MTL) Notre Dame SR F 40 13-33-46 1.15 16 Cam Johnson North Dakota SR 1735:16 62 2.14 17 Tanner Laczynski (PHI) Ohio State SO F 41 17-30-47 1.15 17 Atte Tolvanen Northern Michigan JR 2028:25 75 2.22 18 Erik Brown RIT JR F 37 29-13-42 1.14 18 Michael Bitzer Bemidji State SR 2195:37 82 2.24 19 Tony Calderone Michigan SRF 40 25-20-45 1.12 19 Ryan Bednard (FLA) Bowling Green SO 1658:17 62 2.24 20 Adam Rockwood Northern Michigan JR F 43 8-40-48 1.12 20 Merrick Madsen (ARI) Harvard SR 1429:03 54 2.27 21 Marc Michaelis Minnesota State SO F 36 18-22-40 1.11 21 Stefano Durante American International FR 1585:39 60 2.27 22 Nolan Stevens (STL) Northeastern SRF 38 24-18-42 1.11 22 Cole Bruns Army West Point SR 1639:03 63 2.31 23 Troy Loggins Northern Michigan JR F 43 23-24-47 1.09 23 Darion Hanson Union FR 801:34 31 2.32 24 Andrew Oglevie Notre Dame JRF 36 15-24-39 1.08 24 Craig Pantano Merrimack JR 1647:26 64 2.33 25 Mason Bergh Colorado College JRF 37 18-22-40 1.08 25 Andrew Shortridge Quinnipiac SO 1421:52 56 2.36 Andrew Sturtz Penn State JRF 37 14-26-40 1.08

Points Per Game (Defensemen) GP G-A-P P/GM Save Percentage Saves GA Save % 1 Josh Teves Princeton JRD31 7-26-33 1.06 1 Colton Point (DAL) Colgate SO 982 58 .944 2 Philip Beaulieu Northern Michigan SO D 43 11-31-42 0.98 2 Cale Morris Notre Dame SO 1202 71 .944 3 Jeremy Davies (NJD) Northeastern SO D 36 6-29-35 0.97 3 Matthew Galajda Cornell FR 643 42 .939 4 Zach Frye Alaska SR D 35 11-23-34 0.97 4 Mat Robson Minnesota SO 392 28 .933 5 Adam Fox (CGY) Harvard SO D 29 6-22-28 0.97 5 Corbin Kaczperski Yale SO 318 23 .933 6 Alec Rauhauser Bowling Green SO D 41 9-30-39 0.95 6 Cayden Primeau (MTL) Northeastern FR 868 64 .931 7 Jimmy Schuldt St. Cloud State JR D 40 10-28-38 0.95 7 Jake Kielly Clarkson SO 935 71 .929 8 Joseph Duszak Mercyhurst SOD35 9-22-31 0.89 8 Tanner Jaillet Denver SR 925 72 .928 9 Daniel Brickley Minnesota State JR D 40 10-25-35 0.88 9 Sean Romeo Ohio State JR 959 76 .927 Christian Wolanin (OTT) North Dakota JRD 40 12-23-35 0.88 10 Hunter Shepard Minnesota Duluth SO 936 76 .925 11 Scott Perunovich Minnesota Duluth FRD 42 11-25-36 0.86 11 Cole Bruns Army West Point SR 770 63 .924 12 Louie Belpedio (MIN) Miami SR D 37 9-21-30 0.81 12 Billy Christopoulos Air Force JR 1026 87 .922 13 Noah Delmas Niagara SOD36 4-25-29 0.81 13 Christoffer Hernberg UMass Lowell JR 644 55 .921 14 Tanner Jago Bentley JRD35 6-22-28 0.80 14 Jeremy Swayman (BOS) Maine FR 960 82 .921 15 Michigan FRD37 5-24-29 0.78 15 Paul Berrafato Holy Cross SR 1060 93 .919 16 Brinson Pasichnuk Arizona State SOD 34 8-18-26 0.76 16 Dávid Hrenák St. Cloud State FR 565 50 .919 Corey Schueneman Western Michigan JRD 34 5-21-26 0.76 17 Hayden Hawkey (MTL) Providence JR 891 79 .919 18 Dante Fabbro (NSH) Boston University SO D 38 9-20-29 0.76 18 Merrick Madsen (ARI) Harvard SR 604 54 .918 Trevor Hamilton Penn State SR D 38 6-23-29 0.76 19 Daniel Urbani Canisius SO 983 88 .918 20 Chad Krys (CHI) Boston University SO D 36 7-20-27 0.75 20 Brandon Wildung Mercyhurst SR 1069 96 .918 Kelly Summers (OTT) Clarkson SR D 40 6-24-30 0.75 Grant Hutton Miami JRD3613-14-27 0.75 Jordan Gross Notre Dame SRD40 10-20-30 0.75

Points Per Game (Freshmen) GP G-A-P P/GM Winning Percentage W-L-T Win % 1 Odeen Tufto Quinnipiac F 38 9-32-41 1.08 1 Matthew Galajda Cornell FR 21-5-2 .786 2 Jake Jaremko Minnesota State F 40 15-24-39 0.97 2 Connor LaCouvee Minnesota State SR 23-6-1 .783 3 Mitchell Lewandowski Michigan State F 36 19-15-34 0.94 3 Jeff Smith St. Cloud State JR 11-2-4 .765 4 Casey Mittelstadt (BUF) Minnesota F 34 11-19-30 0.88 4 Cale Morris Notre Dame SO 27-8-1 .764 5 Luke Santerno Bentley F 35 12-18-30 0.86 5 Darion Hanson Union FR 10-4-0 .714 Scott Perunovich Minnesota Duluth D 42 11-25-36 0.86 6 Atte Tolvanen Northern Michigan JR 23-10-1 .691 7 John Leonard Massachusetts F 33 13-15-28 0.85 7 Cayden Primeau (MTL) Northeastern FR 19-8-5 .672 8 Logan Hutsko Boston College F 37 12-19-31 0.84 8 Tanner Jaillet Denver SR 22-9-7 .671 9 Brandon Kruse Bowling Green F 41 8-25-33 0.80 9 Sean Romeo Ohio State JR 22-10-5 .662 10 Shane Bowers (COL) Boston University F 40 17-15-32 0.80 10 Hayden Hawkey (MTL) Providence JR 24-12-3 .654 11 Quinn Hughes Michigan D 37 5-24-29 0.78 11 Dávid Hrenák St. Cloud State FR 14-7-2 .652 12 Brady Tkachuk Boston University F 40 8-23-31 0.78 12 Brandon Wildung Mercyhurst SR 20-10-4 .647 13 Reggie Lutz Minnesota State F 35 7-20-27 0.77 13 Eric Dop Bowling Green FR 8-4-2 .643 14 Marc Johnstone Sacred Heart F 39 13-17-30 0.77 14 Jake Kielly Clarkson SO 22-11-6 .641 15 Linus Weissbach (BUF) Wisconsin F 34 10-16-26 0.76 15 Hunter Shepard Minnesota Duluth SO 25-14-1 .638 16 Jack Jacome Clarkson F 38 8-21-29 0.76 16 Corbin Kaczperski Yale SO 7-4-0 .636 17 Johnny Walker Arizona State F 32 17-7-24 0.75 17 Ryan Bednard (FLA) Bowling Green SO 15-8-4 .630 18 Max Johnson Bowling Green F 41 13-17-30 0.73 18 Hayden Lavigne Michigan SO 18-11-3 .609 Ian Mitchell (CHI) Denver D 41 2-28-30 0.73 19 Ryan Ferland Princeton FR 18-11-4 .606 20 Cameron Wright Bowling Green F 36 9-16-25 0.69 20 Jake Oettinger (DAL) Boston University SO 21-13-4 .605 National Category Leaders

Goals Per Game GP G G/GM Assists Per Game GP A A/GM 1 Ryan Donato (BOS) Harvard JR F 29 26 0.90 1 Max Véronneau Princeton JRF 3638 1.06 2 Ryan Kuffner Princeton JR F 36 29 0.81 2 Adam Rockwood Northern Michigan JR F 43 40 0.93 3 Adam Gaudette (VAN) Northeastern JRF 38 30 0.79 3 Dylan Sikura (CHI) Northeastern SR F 35 32 0.91 4 Erik Brown RIT JR F 37 29 0.78 4 Cooper Marody (EDM) Michigan JR F 40 35 0.88 5 Josh Kestner Alabama Huntsville SR F 37 24 0.65 5 Troy Terry (ANA) Denver JR F 39 34 0.87 6 Nolan Stevens (STL) Northeastern SRF 38 24 0.63 6 Odeen Tufto Quinnipiac FRF 3832 0.84 7 Dylan Sikura (CHI) Northeastern SR F 35 22 0.63 7 Josh Teves Princeton JRD3126 0.84 8 Tony Calderone Michigan SR F 40 25 0.62 8 Dylan McLaughlin Canisius JR F 37 31 0.84 9 Joe Snively Yale JR F 31 19 0.61 9 Taro Hirose Michigan State SO F 36 30 0.83 10 Sheldon Rempal Clarkson SOF 3923 0.59 10 Jake Evans (MTL) Notre Dame SR F 40 33 0.82 11 Henrik Borgström (FLA) Denver SO F 40 23 0.57 11 Jeremy Davies (NJD) Northeastern SO D 36 29 0.81 12 David Pope (DET) Omaha SR F 35 20 0.57 12 Adam Gaudette (VAN) Northeastern JR F 38 30 0.79 13 Robbie Payne Northern Michigan SRF 43 24 0.56 13 Adam Fox (CGY) Harvard SO D 29 22 0.76 14 C.J. Suess (WPG) Minnesota State SR F 40 22 0.55 14 Brady Ferguson Robert Morris SR F 41 31 0.76 15 Troy Loggins Northern Michigan JR F 43 23 0.53 15 Alec Rauhauser Bowling Green SO D 41 30 0.73 16 Johnny Walker Arizona State FRF 3217 0.53 Dylan Gambrell (SJS) Denver JR F 41 30 0.73 17 Michael Wilson Army West Point SO F 34 18 0.53 Tanner Laczynski (PHI) Ohio State SO F 41 30 0.73 18 Mitchell Lewandowski Michigan State FR F 36 19 0.53 18 Henrik Borgström (FLA) Denver SO F 40 29 0.72 19 Ryan Scarfo Union SR F 38 20 0.53 19 Philip Beaulieu Northern Michigan SO D 43 31 0.72 20 Mason Jobst Ohio State JRF 4021 0.53 20 Nick Halloran Colorado College SO F 37 26 0.70 21 Jonathan Charbonneau Mercyhurst SRF 33 17 0.52 Andrew Sturtz Penn State JRF 3726 0.70 22 Nick Halloran Colorado College SO F 37 19 0.51 Myles Powell RIT SRF3726 0.70 23 Jarid Lukosevicius Denver JR F 41 21 0.51 23 Zeb Knutson Minnesota State SRF 4028 0.70 24 Bobo Carpenter Boston University JRF 40 20 0.50 Parker Tuomie Minnesota State SO F 40 28 0.70 Scott Pooley Holy Cross SRF 3618 0.50 Jimmy Schuldt St. Cloud State JR D 40 28 0.70 Marc Michaelis Minnesota State SO F 36 18 0.50 David Hallisey Princeton SR F 36 18 0.50 Denis Smirnov (COL) Penn State SO F 30 15 0.50

Power Play Goals GP PPG/G PPG Game-Winning Goals GP GWG 1 Dylan Sikura (CHI) Northeastern SR F 35 0.40 14 1 Darien Craighead Northern Michigan SO F 42 6 2 David Pope (DET) Omaha SR F 35 0.34 12 2 Joe Snively Yale JR F 31 5 Kyle Schmidt Bentley SR F 37 0.32 12 Anthony Angello (PIT) Cornell JR F 33 5 4 Nolan Stevens (STL) Northeastern SRF 38 0.29 11 Michael Wilson Army West Point SO F 34 5 Adam Gaudette (VAN) Northeastern JRF 38 0.29 11 Mitchell Lewandowski Michigan State FR F 36 5 Jarid Lukosevicius Denver JR F 41 0.27 11 Tyler Sheehy Minnesota JR F 36 5 7 Max Johnson Bowling Green FRF 41 0.24 10 Sebastian Vidmar Union JR F 36 5 8 Jonathan Charbonneau Mercyhurst SRF 33 0.27 9 Anthony Rinaldi Union SO F 36 5 Michael Wilson Army West Point SO F 34 0.26 9 Nick Hutchison Canisius SO F 38 5 Andrew Oglevie Notre Dame JR F 36 0.25 9 Adam Gaudette (VAN) Northeastern JR F 38 5 Josh Kestner Alabama Huntsville SR F 37 0.24 9 Easton Brodzinski St. Cloud State FRF 38 5 Erik Brown RIT JR F 37 0.24 9 Sheldon Rempal Clarkson SOF 39 5 Ryan Scarfo Union SR F 38 0.24 9 Jake Evans (MTL) Notre Dame SR F 40 5 Mason Jobst Ohio State JRF40 0.23 9 Josh Wilkins Providence SO F 40 5 Brady Ferguson Robert Morris SR F 41 0.22 9 Troy Loggins Northern Michigan JR F 43 5 Troy Loggins Northern Michigan JR F 43 0.21 9 Peter Krieger Minnesota Duluth JR F 44 5

Shorthanded Goals GP SHG/G SHG 1 Troy Loggins Northern Michigan JRF 43 0.12 5 2 Joe Snively Yale JR F 31 0.10 3 Corey Ronan UConn SRF34 0.09 3 Derian Plouffe Niagara SR F 35 0.09 3 Ryan Lohin (TBL) UMass Lowell SO F 36 0.08 3 Marc Michaelis Minnesota State SO F 36 0.08 3 Andrew Sturtz Penn State JRF 37 0.08 3 Kyle Bauman Bemidji State SR F 38 0.08 3 Robby Jackson St. Cloud State JR F 40 0.07 3 10 28 Players Tied With 2 National Team Leaders

TEAM SCORING TEAM DEFENSE

SCORING OFFENSE GP Goals G/GM SCORING DEFENSE GP Goals G/GM 1Minnesota State 40 153 3.83 1Cornell 33 52 1.58 2Princeton 36 131 3.64 2Clarkson 40 75 1.88 3Penn State 38 138 3.63 3Ohio State 41 85 2.07 4St. Cloud State 40 144 3.60 4Minnesota Duluth 44 92 2.09 5Northeastern 38 136 3.58 5Denver 41 86 2.10 6 Michigan 40 136 3.40 6Minnesota State 40 84 2.10 7Omaha 36 121 3.36 7Providence 40 85 2.12 8Mercyhurst 37 124 3.35 8Northeastern 38 81 2.13 9Denver 41 135 3.29 9Notre Dame 40 87 2.17 10Ohio State 41 131 3.20 10Air Force 43 94 2.19 11Western Michigan 36 115 3.19 11Colgate 40 88 2.20 12Harvard 33 104 3.15 12North Dakota 40 95 2.38 13Wisconsin 37 115 3.11 13Bowling Green 41 100 2.44 14Boston University 40 124 3.10 14Bemidji State 38 95 2.50 15Cornell 33 102 3.09 15Northern Michigan 43 108 2.51 16RIT 37 114 3.08 16St. Cloud State 40 101 2.52 17Canisius 38 117 3.08 17Army West Point 36 91 2.53 Maine 38 117 3.08 18 Harvard 33 85 2.58 19Clarkson 40 122 3.05 19Union 38 98 2.58 20Michigan Tech 44 134 3.05 20Boston University 40 105 2.62 21Union 38 115 3.03 21Minnesota 38 100 2.63 22Northern Michigan 43 130 3.02 22Michigan Tech 44 117 2.66 23Minnesota Duluth 44 132 3.00 23Boston College 37 99 2.68 24Bowling Green 41 122 2.98 24UMass Lowell 36 99 2.75 25North Dakota 40 117 2.92 25Holy Cross 36 100 2.78 Notre Dame 40 117 2.92 26Quinnipiac 38 106 2.79 Providence 40 117 2.92 27UConn 36 102 2.83 28Boston College 37 108 2.92 28Merrimack 37 105 2.84 29Robert Morris 41 119 2.90 29Yale 31 88 2.84 30Yale 31 87 2.81 30Canisius 38 108 2.84 31UMass Lowell 36 101 2.81 31Robert Morris 41 118 2.88 32Miami 37 103 2.78 32New Hampshire 36 104 2.89 33UConn 36 100 2.78 33American International 39 116 2.97 34Quinnipiac 38 105 2.76 34Mercyhurst 37 111 3.00 35Sacred Heart 39 107 2.74 35Michigan 40 121 3.02 36Bemidji State 38 103 2.71 36Maine 38 115 3.03 37Alaska 36 97 2.69 37Vermont 37 112 3.03 Holy Cross 36 97 2.69 38Massachusetts 39 119 3.05 39Minnesota 38 102 2.68 39Princeton 36 110 3.06 40Colorado College 37 99 2.68 40Dartmouth 35 107 3.06 41Air Force 43 115 2.67 41Bentley 37 114 3.08 42Massachusetts 39 104 2.67 42Penn State 38 120 3.16 43Bentley 37 96 2.59 43Ferris State 38 122 3.21 44Army West Point 36 93 2.58 44Michigan State 36 117 3.25 Niagara 36 93 2.58 45Alabama Huntsville 37 121 3.27 46Michigan State 36 91 2.53 Colorado College 37 121 3.27 47New Hampshire 36 88 2.44 47Alaska 36 118 3.28 48Dartmouth 35 83 2.37 48St. Lawrence 37 122 3.30 49Ferris State 38 87 2.29 49Wisconsin 37 124 3.35 50 Alabama Huntsville 37 84 2.27 50Brown 31 104 3.35 51Arizona State 34 77 2.26 51Lake Superior State 36 121 3.36 52American International 39 88 2.26 52Niagara 36 123 3.42 53 Merrimack 37 83 2.24 53RIT 37 127 3.43 54Colgate 40 87 2.17 54Miami 37 128 3.46 55St. Lawrence 37 80 2.16 55Sacred Heart 39 135 3.46 56Brown 31 67 2.16 56Rensselaer 37 129 3.49 57Vermont 37 79 2.14 57Western Michigan 36 129 3.58 58Lake Superior State 36 76 2.11 58Arizona State 34 123 3.62 59Rensselaer 37 73 1.97 59Alaska Anchorage 34 124 3.65 60 Alaska Anchorage 34 65 1.91 60Omaha 36 134 3.72 National Team Leaders

POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL

POWER PLAY Totals SHA PP% PENALTY KILL Totals SHF PK% 1Princeton 36/130 3 27.7 1Ohio State 127/142 2 89.4 2Northeastern 44/160 1 27.5 2Notre Dame 110/123 5 89.4 3Minnesota State 52/190 3 27.4 3Army West Point 148/168 3 88.1 4Clarkson 42/162 2 25.9 4New Hampshire 132/151 0 87.4 5Omaha 39/157 3 24.8 5Bemidji State 115/133 3 86.5 6Ohio State 38/159 2 23.9 6Minnesota State 148/173 5 85.5 7Notre Dame 31/131 2 23.7 7Providence 134/157 0 85.4 8Mercyhurst 39/166 6 23.5 8Denver 108/127 3 85.0 9Miami 35/151 523.2 9Colgate 121/143 0 84.6 10Minnesota Duluth 38/164 2 23.2 10Air Force 143/170 2 84.1 11Union 35/154 2 22.7 11Clarkson 131/156 2 84.0 12St. Cloud State 39/174 5 22.4 12Quinnipiac 119/143 1 83.2 13Denver 38/171 2 22.2 13Cornell 94/113 0 83.2 14Bentley 38/173 4 22.0 14RIT 146/176 183.0 15Bemidji State 31/143 5 21.7 15Yale 111/134 782.8 16Canisius 34/157 3 21.7 16North Dakota 130/157 1 82.8 17North Dakota 37/172 4 21.5 17Sacred Heart 154/186 6 82.8 18Boston University 33/154 1 21.4 18UConn 124/150 6 82.7 Penn State 30/140 5 21.4 19Niagara 136/165 7 82.4 20Bowling Green 39/183 1 21.3 20Bowling Green 173/210 4 82.4 21 Harvard 27/127 3 21.3 21Northeastern 98/119 4 82.4 22Western Michigan 35/168 4 20.8 22Canisius 147/179 7 82.1 23UConn 29/144 3 20.1 23Harvard 101/123 3 82.1 24Northern Michigan 39/194 2 20.1 24Minnesota Duluth 151/184 5 82.1 25Robert Morris 37/188 3 19.7 25Minnesota 123/150 3 82.0 26RIT 28/143 119.6 26Arizona State 131/160 3 81.9 27Maine 26/133 419.5 27Dartmouth 93/114 2 81.6 28Michigan Tech 39/204 3 19.1 28Penn State 105/129 4 81.4 29Michigan State 25/131 5 19.1 29Northern Michigan 143/176 9 81.2 30Merrimack 27/144 2 18.8 30Boston College 129/159 7 81.1 Wisconsin 27/144 4 18.8 31St. Cloud State 107/132 7 81.1 32Army West Point 29/157 4 18.5 32Alaska 142/176 0 80.7 33Boston College 26/143 3 18.2 33Mercyhurst 125/155 5 80.6 34Vermont 27/149 7 18.1 34UMass Lowell 104/129 6 80.6 35Providence 32/177 2 18.1 Union 104/129 2 80.6 36Michigan 27/150 2 18.0 36Lake Superior State 132/164 2 80.5 37Quinnipiac 25/140 1 17.9 37Princeton 96/120 1 80.0 38Lake Superior State 25/141 4 17.7 Vermont 112/140 3 80.0 39New Hampshire 24/140 3 17.1 39Wisconsin 122/153 3 79.7 40Cornell 22/129 1 17.1 40Massachusetts 127/160 3 79.4 41Brown 20/118 3 16.9 41Robert Morris 141/178 5 79.2 42Colorado College 31/184 4 16.8 42Western Michigan 161/204 4 78.9 43Niagara 26/155 5 16.8 43Ferris State 152/193 3 78.8 44UMass Lowell 26/158 5 16.5 44Boston University 120/153 4 78.4 45Colgate 23/140 0 16.4 45Holy Cross 109/139 1 78.4 46 American International 25/155 5 16.1 46Miami 124/159 3 78.0 47Ferris State 27/168 4 16.1 47Bentley 127/163 3 77.9 48Holy Cross 22/140 0 15.7 48Rensselaer 116/149 3 77.9 49St. Lawrence 20/130 2 15.4 49Omaha 126/162 2 77.8 50Alabama Huntsville 27/177 8 15.3 50 American International 118/152 2 77.6 51Massachusetts 22/145 4 15.2 51Alabama Huntsville 138/178 5 77.5 52Minnesota 23/153 3 15.0 52Colorado College 118/153 2 77.1 53Sacred Heart 23/164 7 14.0 53Maine 128/167 4 76.6 54Air Force 24/172 6 14.0 54Merrimack 110/144 2 76.4 55Arizona State 18/137 1 13.1 55Michigan Tech 129/169 1 76.3 56Alaska 23/177 2 13.0 56Alaska Anchorage 121/159 2 76.1 57Rensselaer 17/140 4 12.1 57Michigan 114/152 3 75.0 58Alaska Anchorage 16/136 3 11.8 58Brown 102/137 1 74.5 59Dartmouth 14/124 3 11.3 59Michigan State 93/125 4 74.4 60Yale 12/117 310.3 60St. Lawrence 121/163 3 74.2