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Saskatchewan Huskies Men's Hockey SASKATCHEWAN HUSKIES MEN'S HOCKEY UNIVERSITY CUP CHAMPIONS : 1982-83 | CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS: 1927, '30, '52, '59, '67, '81, '82, '83, '87, '98, '99, 2000, '07, '12, '16, '20 | 35 ALL-CANADIANS | 153 CANADA WEST ALL-STARS | 80 CANADA WEST AWARD WINNERS | 18 NTL. AWARD WINNERS 2019-20 SCHEDULE Huskies Men's Hockey Quick Facts Fri 9/27 vs MRU L, 5-4 Regular Season Record ................. 22-6 Sat 9/28 vs MRU L, 7-2 Regular Season Standing ..... 2nd CW Fri 10/11 at Alberta L, 5-1 Playoff Record ...................................... 4-0 Sat 10/12 at Alberta L, 3-2 Sat 10/18 vs Lethbridge W, 5-0 Playoff Finish ................CW Champions Sun 10/19 vs Lethbridge W, 8-3 Final 8 Appearances..............8th in 9 Years, 5th Straight Fri 10/25 vs Calgary W, 3-2 Conference All-Stars...... Taran Kozun, Gordie Ballhorn, Collin Sat 10/26 vs Calgary L, 3-2 NO. 2 Shirley, Jared Dmytriw Fri 11/1 at UBC W, 4-0 SASKATCHEWAN Huskie Athletics Social ............................ @HuskiesAthletics Sat 11/2 at UBC W, 4-3 HUSKIES Team Social ................................................. @HuskiesMHKY Fri 11/15 vs Manitoba W, 4-1 22-6 / 4-0 Sat 11/16 vs Manitoba W, 6-3 Fri 11/22 at Regina W, 3-1 Sat 11/23 vs Regina W, 2-0 The Story Lines Fri 11/29 at MRU W, 2-1 The Huskies are in the University Cup for the fifth straight year, and sev- Sat 11/30 at MRU W, 3-2 1 enth in the last eight seasons. Last year, Saskatchewan has reached the Fri 1/3 vs Alberta L, 0-3 semifinal in each of their last four trips to the U CUP. Sat 1/4 vs Alberta W, 5-0 Huskies head coach Dave Adolph is coaching in the national champion- Fri 1/10 at Lethbridge W, 5-2 ship for the 16th time. He is 79-67 all-time in the conference and national 2 Sat 1/11 at Lethbridge W, 8-5 postseason. He is the winningest coach (529) and has coached the most Fri 1/17 at Calgary W, 4-0 games (892) in U SPORTS men's hockey history. Sat 1/18 at Calgary W, 3-0 Taran Kozun was named the CW Goalie and Player of the year after leading 3 Fri 1/24 vs UBC W, 3-2 the conference in wins (17), GAA (1.87), SV % (.931) and shutouts (5). Sat 1/25 vs UBC W, 5-2 Kozun tied his single-season conference record of five shutouts and now 4 Fri 1/31 at Manitoba W, 3-2 holds the Huskies' program record with 11 career shutouts. Sat 2/1 at Manitoba W, 4-3 Saskatchewan captured their 11th CW title in program history with their 5 Fri 2/7 vs Regina W, 4-0 sweep of UBC in the conference final. Sat 2/8 at Regina W, 6-2 After starting the 2019-20 regular season with an 0-3-1 record, the Huskies PLAYOFFS 6 proceeded to finish the campaign with a 22-1-1 mark to finish second in Fri 2/21 vs Calgary W, 2-1 the Canada West. Sat 2/22 vs Calgary W, 5-4 The Huskies won their final 11 regular season games, and after sweeping Fri 2/28 vs UBC W, 3-2 7 both their semifinal series and Canada West Final and will enter the Univer- Sat 2/29 vs UBC W, 3-1 sity Cup as winners of 15 straight. All but two players (Gordie Ballhorn and Travis Child) on the roster are 8 SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: CAM DOHERTY from Saskatchewan. PHONE: 306-966-1024 • CELL: 250-818-2408 21 Huskies played in the Western Hockey League, 3 in the Saskatchewan EMAIL: [email protected] 9 WEBSITE: HUSKIES.USASK.CA Junior Hockey League and 1 in the British Columbia Junior Hockey League. TWITTER: @HUSKIEATHLETICS Saskatchewan, who opened a new arena last season, won their first Cana- FACEBOOK: HUSKIE ATHLETICS 10 INSTAGRAM: @HUSKIEATHLETICS da West Championship in Merlis Belsher Place. 2019-20 Huskie Men's Hockey Media Guide 2019-20 University of Saskatchewan Huskies Media Guide - 2 STATISTICAL LEADERS BY THE NUMBERS (Regular Season) 28 GOALS: Jared Dmytriw averaged a point-per-game in his fresh- 13 men campaign on his way to being named the Canada Carson Stadnyk West Rookie of the Year. ASSISTS: 2 18 Saskatchewan is hunting for their second national cham- Jared Dmytriw pionship in program history POINTS: 3 28 Carson Stadnyk has goals in his last three games, includ- Jared Dmytriw ing a 2 OT marker in the quarter-finals SAVE %: 4 .931 Four fifth-years will play their final games for the Huskies Taran Kozun at U-Cup: Kohl Bauml, Levi Cable, Andrew Johnson and Logan McVeigh STATISTICAL LEADERS (Playoffs) 86.8 The Huskies 86.8 per cent clip on the penalty kill led the GOALS: Canada West 3 140 L. Cable / C. Stadnyk Levi Cable never missed a regular season game in his ASSISTS: Huskies' career 3 0 Collin Shirley Cable earned the CW Sportsmanship and Ability Award POINTS: after not taking a single penalty during the season. 5 16-0-0 C. Shirley / C. Stadnyk Saskatchewan is 16-0-0 when leading after one period of SAVE %: play. .907 60 Taran Kozun Saskatchewan allowed just 60 goals in CW play. CANADA WEST ALL-STARS & AWARDS LEVI CABLE TARAN KOZUN SPORTSMANSHIP & ABILITY FIRST TEAM ALL-STAR PLAYER OF THE YEAR GOALTENDER OF THE YEAR COLLIN SHIRLEY SECOND TEAM ALL-STAR JARED DMYTRIW ALL-ROOKIE TEAM GORDIE BALLHORN ROOKIE OF THE YEAR SECOND TEAM ALL-STAR huskies.usask.ca 2019-20 University of Saskatchewan Huskies Media Guide - 3 REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS LEVI CABLE SPORTSMANSHIP & ABILITY COLLIN SHIRLEY SECOND TEAM ALL-STAR GORDIE BALLHORN SECOND TEAM ALL-STAR huskies.usask.ca 3 2019-20 University of Saskatchewan Huskies Media Guide - 4 PLAYOFF STATISTICS huskies.usask.ca 2019-20 University of Saskatchewan Huskies Media Guide - 5 HISTORY AT THE UNIVERSITY CUP HUSKIES’ RECORD AT U SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIP | 49 GAMES, 23 WINS, 26 LOSSES Previous appearances at championship: 20 U SPORTS champions: — 1.....1982-83 Second: —6...................................1980-81, 1981-82, 1986-87, 2004-05, 2013-14, 2016-17 Third: — 4.........................................1998-99, 1999-00, 2005-06, 2007-08 Fourth: — 4 .....................................1966-67, 2015-16, 2017-18, 2018-19 Fifth: — 5 .........................................1997-98, 2001-02, 2006-07, 2011-12, 2012-13 1966-67 | EDMONTON/CALGARY, AB | 4TH 2005-06 | EDMONTON, AB | 3RD PLACE def. by Laurentian 7-2 ............................... Semifinal def. Acadia 5-1 ....................................Pool round robin def. by St.FX 8-2 ............ Consolation final def. by Lakehead 4-2 .................Pool round robin 1980-81 | CALGARY, AB | 2ND PLACE 2006-07 | MONCTON, N.B. | 5TH PLACE def. Concordia 8-3 .........................Pool round robin def. by UNB 2-1 ............... Pool round robin def. Queen’s 5-4 ..............................Pool round robin def. by UQTR 3-2 ............. Pool round robin def. by Moncton 4-2 ..................Final 2007-08 | MONCTON, N.B. | 3RD PLACE 1981-82 | MONCTON, N.B. | 2ND PLACE def. Brock 4-1 .....................................Pool round robin def. Concordia 4-3................ Pool round robin def. by UNB 4-0 .................................Pool round robin def. Regina 8-2 ........................Pool round robin def. by Moncton 3-2 ................. Final 2011-12 | FREDERICTON, N.B. | 5TH PLACE def. by Moncton 5-1 ........................Pool round robin 1982-83 | MONCTON, N.B. | 1st PLACE def. McGill 4-3 ....................................Pool round robin def. Brandon 6-2 ............................ Pool round robin def. Laurier10-1 ............................Pool round robin 2012-13 | SASKATOON, SK | 5TH PLACE def. Concordia 6-2 ....................Final def. by UNB 3-1 ..............................Pool round robin def. by UQTR 3-1............................Pool round robin 1986-87 | EDMONTON, AB |2ND PLACE def. Western 5-2 .............. Pool round robin 2013-14 | SASKATOON, SK | 2ND PLACE def. Prince Edward Island 3-0.......... Pool round robin def. Acadia 3-2..............................Pool round robin def. by UQTR 6-3 .............. Final def. Windsor 9-0...........................Pool round robin def. by Alberta 3-1 .......................................Final 1997-98 | SASKATOON, SK | 5TH PLACE def. by Acadia 6-5 ............................ Pool round robin 2015-16 | HALIFAX, N.S. | 4TH PLACE def. by UQTR 5-3 ............................... Pool round robin def. Carleton 3-2 (4 OT)..............................Quarter-final def. by St.FX 2-1 (3 OT)..............................Semifinal 1998-99 | SASKATOON, SK | 3RD PLACE def. by St. Mary’s 5-2 ...................................Bronze def. Windsor 4-2 ............................ Pool round robin def. by Moncton 5-4 .................... Pool round robin 2016-17 | FREDERICTON, N.B. | 2ND PLACE def. York 1-0 (OT) ................................ Quarter-final 1999-00 | SASKATOON, SK | 3RD PLACE def. StFX 8-1.................Semifinal def. Western 3-2 (OT) ..........Pool round robin def. by UNB 4-2 ............... Final def. by UNB 5-4 (2 OT) ........Pool round robin 2017-18 | FREDERICTON, N.B. | 4TH PLACE 2001-02 | KITCHENER, ON | 5TH PLACE def. McGill 4-0 ................................ Quarter-final def. by Saint Mary’s 3-1 ..................... Pool round robin def. by Alberta 3-2 (OT).................Semifinal def. by UQTR 4-2 .................................. Pool round robin def. by UNB 5-4 ............... Bronze 2004-05 | EDMONTON, AB | 2ND PLACE 2018-19 | LETHBRIDGE, AB | 4TH PLACE def. Moncton 3-0 ...........................Pool round robin def. Guelph 6-1 ................................ Quarter-final def. Western 3-0 .............................Pool round robin def. by Alberta 3-0.................Semifinal def. by Alberta 4-3 (OT) ............................Final def. by StFX 5-1 ............... Bronze huskies.usask.ca 5 2019-20 University of Saskatchewan Huskies Media Guide - 6 MEET THE HUSKIES #2 -
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