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CLARKSON Hockeygolden Knights since 1920-21 CLARKSON HOCKEY GGoldenolden KKnightsnights 73 Winning Seasons • 21 NCAA Tr. Appearances • 10 ECAC Hockey Regular Season Titles • 5 ECAC Hockey Tr. Championshps •38 All -Americans 2018-19 SCHEDULE/RESULTS #9/10CLARKSON (16-6, 7-3) vs. HARVARD (8-6-3, 5-5-2) (16-6-0, 7-3-0 ECAC Hਮਢਪਤਸ) Game 23 • Fri., Jan. 25 • Cambridge, MA, Bright/Landry Hoc. Ctr. (3.095) - 7pm O 6 (Sat.) GUELPH (exh.) H W 4-3 #9/10CLARKSON (16-6, 7-3) vs. DARTMOUTH (7-9-2, 6-4-1) 11 (Thr.) Penn State A L 4-3 Game 24 • Sat., Jan. 26 • Hanover, NH, Th ompson Arena (4,500) - 7pm 12 (Fri.) Penn State A L 5-1 19 (Fri.) WISCONSIN H W 4-2 Overall Record......................... 8-6-3 20 (Sat.) HOLY CROSS H W 3-1 ECAC ..............................5-5-2 (6th) H: 3-3-2, R: 4-3-1, N: 1-0-0 27 (Sat.) CANISIUS H W 4-1 Crimson N Current Streak ...........................W-1 2 (Fri.) * Rensselaer A W 6-0 Last Game ................1/19-W(A) 2-1 at Colgate Overall record .....................................16-6 Head Coach ..............Ted Donato (Harvard ‘91) 3 (Sat.) * Union A L 3-2 ECAC Record: .............................7-3 (4th) 15th Year -227-206-55 10 (Sat.) Canisius A L 6-3 Home: 9-1, Road: 4-5, Neutral: 3-0 All-Time Series ............ Harvard Leads 57-55-12 16 (Fri.) MICHIGAN TECH H W 3-1 Current Streak .....................................W-8 Last Meeting ....3/16/18 Clarkson - W(N), 5-4ot 17 (Sat.) MICHIGAN TECH H W 3-1 Last Game ........................1/19 (A), 4-0 at Brown 24 (Sat.) St. Lawrence at L.P. N W 6-2 Head Coach ..... Casey Jones (Cornell ‘90) Overall Record......................... 7-9-2 30 (Fri.) * BROWN H W 5-1 8th Year - 135-122-36 ECAC ..............................6-4-1 (5th) D Big Green Captains: Devin Brosseau ‘20, Nico Sturm ‘20 H: 4-4-1, R: 3-5-1, N: 0-0-0 1 (Sat.) * YALE H L 2-1 Current Streak .............................L-1 AC: Marly Quince ‘19, Jake Kielly ‘20 7 (Fri.) * St. Lawrence A L 4-2 LLastt GGame .................. 1/19 L(A) 5-1 at Cornell Power Play .............................. 17-81, 21% 8 (Sat.) * ST. LAWRENCE H W 3-0 Head Coach .........Bob Gaudet (Dartmouth ‘81) Penalty Kill .......................... 73-86, 84.9% Desert Classic, Glendale, AZ 22nd Year -312-318-75 Goals Scored/Avg ..........................76/3.45 28 (Fri.) Arizona State N W 3-0 All-Time Series .............Clarkson Leads 72-30-7 Goals Allowed/Avg ........................41/1.86 29 (Sat.) Minnesota Duluth N W 3-1 Last Meeting .....12/16/18 DartmouthW(H), 3-2 J 6 (Sun.) Vermont A W 3-2ot KNIGHTS LOOK TO EXTEND WIN STREAK IN NEW ENGLAND 11 (Fri.) * UNION H W 5-1 ith a nation-leading current eight-game winning streak powered by top-10- 12 (Sat.) * RENSSELAER H W 5-2 Wranked offensive and defensive efforts, Clarkson University is enjoying an 18 (Fri.) * Yale A W 4-2 impressive roll as the opening month of the New Year comes to a close. 19 (Sat.) * Brown A W 4-0 Guided by eighth-year head coach Casey Jones and assistants Josh Hauge and 25 (Fri.) * Harvard A 7pm Brent Brekke, the Golden Knights are building momentum as the stretch run 26 (Sat.) * Dartmouth A 7pm of the 2018-19 campaign approaches. Ranked 9/10th in the national polls. Clarkson F 1 (Fri.) * QUINNIPIAC H 7pm owns a 16-6 overall record and is one point out of fi rst place in the ECAC Hockey 2 (Sat.) * PRINCETON H 7pm standings with a fourth place 7-3 league mark. 8 (Fri.) * Cornell A 7pm The Knights will face a challenging task to keep their winning ways intact as they 9 (Sat.) * Colgate A 7pm close out a four-game road trip at Harvard and Dartmouth this weekend. The Green 15 (Fri.) * DARTMOUTH H 7pm and Gold have swept this series in New England only once in the past 11 seasons, 16 (Sat.) * HARVARD H 7pm taking both games in the 2013-14 campaign. 22 (Fri.) * Princeton A 7pm 23 (Sat.) * Quinnipiac A 7pm • This past weekend, Clarkson posted road wins at Yale, 4-2, and Brown, 4-0, as seven March different players accounted for the eight goals and junior goaltender Jake Kielly 1 (Fri.) * COLGATE H 7pm turned aside 47 of 49 shots. 2 (Sat.) * CORNELL H 7pm 8-10 ECAC Hockey Playoff s 1st Round • The Green and Gold are 5-0 in the New Year and have not lost since early Decem- (Fri.-Sun.) Teams 5-12 ber. Clarkson has outscored its opponents by a combined score of 30-8 during the 15-17 ECAC Hockey Quarterfi nals current eight-game winning streak. (Fri.-Sun.) Winners of 1st Rd at top four seeds 22-23 ECAC Hockey Championship Tr. • The Knights and Crimson will be meeting for the 125th time in their all-time series, (Fri.-Sat.) Lake Placid, NY which fi rst began with a 2-1 Clarkson win in Lake Placid on December 28, 1935. The 29-31 NCAA Regionals Knights also won in Lake Placid in the last meeting, overcoming a 4-1 defi cit just six (Fri.-Sun.) Four, 4-team Neutral Sites seconds into the third period to knock off the Crimson 5-4 in overtime in the 2018 April ECAC Hockey semifi nals on March 16. Harvard leads the all-time series 57-55-12. 11 & 13 NCAA Frozen Four (Thr. & Sat.) KeyBank Center, Buff alo, NY The Crimson have gone 6-3-1 over the past 10 meetings. * ECAC Hockey • Clarkson holds a decisive 72-30-7 advantage over Dartmouth in their all-time se- ries, but the Big Green are coming off their fi rst regular-season sweep of the Knights HOME GAMES played at CHEEL ARENA in 12 years. Clarkson saw a three-game winning streak end against Dartmouth in TWITTER: @ClarksonUSports, @ClarksonHockey1 their fi rst meeting last season as the Big Green skated away with a 3-2 triumph at www.clarksonathletics.com Cheel Arena on January 20. Dartmouth also earned a 3-2 victory at Thompson Arena SID: Gary Mikel - 315-268-6673 [email protected] on February 16. The teams are tied 5-5 over the last 10 games. 2018 CLARKSON HOCKEY 2019 Clarkson Quick Facts • Clarkson’s defensive effort ranks tied for second in the NCAA, allowing only 1.86 goals per game (behind only Bowling Green’s 1.80). UNIVERSITY INFORMATION • Although the Knights do not have one player ranked among the top 15 point-per-game Location........Potsdam, New York, 13699-5830 producers in the nation, Clarkson’s offense is averaging 3.45 goals per game, tied for Founded ..........................................................1896 eighth in the NCAA. Enrollment ....................................................4,300 President .......................................... Tony Collins • The Knights’ scoring margin is 4th in the NCAA at 1.59. Director of Athletics ...............Steve Yianoukos • Starting all 22 games, Jake Kielly ranks among the NCAA’s best in all the major goal- Athletic Dept. Telephone ...........315-268-6622 tending categories. He posts .931 save percentage (6th in the nation), a 1.82 goals against Nickname ................................... Golden Knights average (7th) and is tied for most wins with 16. The NCAA’s active leader in career shut- ColorsGreen (PMS 3305) and Gold (PMS 116) outs with 15, Kielly has four whitewashes this season (tied for 2nd). He has allowed two- TEAM INFORMATION or-fewer goals in 17 of the 22 games. During the current eight-game winning streak, he Head Coach......................................Casey Jones posts a .955 SP and a 0.99 GAA. Kielly ranks 7th on the Green and Gold’s all-time win list Alma Mater .........................................Cornell ‘90 with a 54-32-11 career record. He was named MVP of the Desert Hockey Classic, gained Record at Clarkson/Overall .135-122-36 (8th yr) ECAC Hockey October Goaltender of the Month honors and has earned ECAC Hockey E-mail Address [email protected] goaltender of the Week accolades three times this season (11/5, 11/19, 12/31). Kielly was Assistant Coach .............Josh Hauge (3rd year) named one of the 20 Division I goaltenders to the watch list for the 2019 Mike Richter Alma Mater .......................Bethel University ‘15 Award, which annually honors the most outstanding goaltender in the NCAA. Assistant Coach ..........Brent Brekke (1st year) Alma Mater .....................Western Michigan ‘94 • Junior co-captain Nico Sturm leads the Green and Gold’s balanced offensive effort Hockey Offi ce Telephone .......... 315-268-3874 with 26 points on a team-high 11 goals and a team-high 15 assists. He has tallied at least 2017-18 Overall Record ........................23-11-6 one point in 20 of the fi rst 22 games, and has a current nine-game point streak with 11 2017-18 ECAC Hockey Record....12-5-5 (3rd) points (5-6) since December 7. Strum was the only Knight with goals in both wins this 2018-19 Team Leaders ..........Brosseau ‘20 (C), weekend.He is tied for 16th in the nation in points per game (1.18). ECAC Hockey’s Best Sturm ‘20 (C), Quince ‘19 (AC), Kielly ‘20 (AC) Defensive Forward last season, Sturm holds a team-high +16 plus/minus rating. He is Lettermen Returning/Lost ..........................17/9 - Forwards Returning/Lost .........................9/6 Clarkson’s top center at the faceoff circle, winning 58.4% (195-139) of his draws. Sturm is - Defense Returning/Lost............................ 6/3 bidding to become the next Golden Knight to join the century club with 84 career points - Goaltenders Returning/Lost ....................2/0 (33-51) in 101 games.
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