2010‐11 UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY DINOS MEN’S HOCKEY Back Row: Jeremy Jackson, Curtis Senkow, Cory Pritz, Luke Egener, Matt Isbister, Brock Nixon, Tyler Swystun, Taylor Rovatti, Matt Scrivens, Colton Grant, Breyden DeCock

Middle Row: Alana Dyrland (athletic therapist), Aaron Richards, Eric Frere, Mark Stojan, Colton MacPherson, Spencer Fraipont, Ryan Gillen, Brett Bartman, Joel Eisenkirch, Blake Clement, Kodie Curran, Brad Kirkwood (goaltender coach), Jade Viegas (athletic therapy student)

Front Row: Dustin Butler, Teegan Moore, Jerrid Sauer, Reid Jorgensen, Cory Cross (asst. coach), Mark Howell (head coach), Brad Isbister (asst. coach), Torrie Wheat, Jevon Desautels, Kris Lazaruk, Nathan Deobald

CHAMPIONS

1974 | 1976 | 1980 | 1986 | 1988 | 1990 | 1995 | 1996

Compiled and edited by Ben Matchett and Eric Kerkhoven Photos by David Moll and Dave Holland Printed by Imagine Printing Services, University of Calgary

Special thanks to Steve Knowles, Canada West Hockey Historian, for historical information and statistics

Copyright © 2011 University of Calgary Sports Information Office Dinos Athletics & Recreation 2500 University Drive NW Calgary, AB T2N 1N4 Dinos MEN’S HOCKEY 2011 CIS University Cup • Fredericton, N.B.

FINGERTIP FACTS INSTITUTION 2010‐11 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE Home games in BOLD; playoff games in italics; *indicates conference game

Location Calgary, Alberta, Canada Date Opponent Result Record (conf.) Top 10 Website www.ucalgary.ca Non‐conference Sept. 11 Lethbridge OL 2‐3 (SO) 0‐1 Founded 1966 Sept. 12 Lethbridge OL 2‐3 (SO) 0‐2 Enrollment 28,000 Sept. 15 New Brunswick L 2‐10 0‐3 Mailing Address 2500 University Drive NW Sept. 16 New Brunswick L 1‐6 0‐4 Sept. 19 Alberta L 1‐4 0‐5 No Top 10 Calgary, AB T2N 1N4 UofA Brick Invitational Tournament @ Edmonton President Dr. Elizabeth Cannon Sept. 25 Saskatchewan L 4‐6 0‐6 Dean, Faculty of Kinesiology Dr. Wayne Giles Sept. 26 Regina W 5‐3 1‐6 No Top 10

Canada West ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT Oct. 1 *Alberta L 2‐5 1‐7 (0‐1‐0) Oct. 2 *Alberta L 1‐4 1‐8 (0‐2‐0) No Top 10

Founded 1964 Oct. 15 *Lethbridge W 5‐4 (SO) 2‐8 (1‐2‐0) Nickname Dinos Oct. 16 *Lethbridge W 2‐1 (OT) 3‐8 (2‐2‐0) NR

Colours Red, Black, Gold Oct. 22 *UBC W 3‐2 4‐8 (3‐2‐0) Oct. 23 *UBC W 2‐1 (OT) 5‐8 (4‐2‐0) 10 Mascot Rex Website www.goDINOS.com Oct. 29 *Alberta OL 4‐5 (SO) 5‐9 (4‐2‐1) Oct. 30 *Alberta L 1‐2 5‐10 (4‐3‐1) 9 Affiliation Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) Nov. 5 *Saskatchewan W 4‐1 6‐10 (5‐3‐1) Conference Canada West (CW) Nov. 6 *Saskatchewan L 1‐2 6‐11 (5‐4‐1) 10

Director of Athletics Vacant Nov. 12 *Manitoba W 2‐1 (SO) 7‐11 (6‐4‐1) Nov. 13 *Manitoba OL 1‐2 (SO) 7‐12 (6‐4‐2) 9

Sports Information Director Ben Matchett BComm, BA Nov. 26 *Regina W 3‐0 8‐12 (7‐4‐2) [email protected] Nov. 27 *Regina L 5‐6 8‐13 (7‐5‐2) 10

Office (403) 220‐8143 SAIT Challenge Cup Mobile (403) 863‐8143 Jan. 3 Lethbridge W 3‐2 9‐13 NR Jan. 4 SAIT W 5‐1 10‐13

Hockey SID Eric Kerkhoven BPE Canada West Jan. 7 *Lethbridge W 5‐2 11‐13 (8‐5‐2) NR [email protected] Jan. 14 *UBC W 7‐2 12‐13 (9‐5‐2) Jan. 15 *UBC L 3‐5 12‐14 (9‐6‐2) NR UC MEN’S HOCKEY Jan. 21 *Alberta W 2‐1 13‐14 (10‐6‐2) Jan. 22 *Alberta W 1‐0 14‐14 (11‐6‐2) 9 Head Coach Mark Howell BPE Years as Head Coach: 2 Jan. 28 *Saskatchewan L 3‐6 14‐15 (11‐7‐2) [email protected] Jan. 29 *Saskatchewan L 0‐3 14‐16 (11‐8‐2) NR

Office (403) 220‐3401 Feb. 4 *Manitoba W 6‐2 15‐16 (12‐8‐2) Feb. 5 *Manitoba W 3‐2 16‐16 (13‐8‐2) 9

Assistant Coaches Cory Cross Feb. 16 *Lethbridge W 4‐2 17‐16 (14‐8‐2) 8

Brad Isbister Feb. 18 *Regina W 2‐0 18‐16 (15‐8‐2) Brad Kirkwood Feb. 19 *Regina W 3‐1 19‐16 (16‐8‐2) 7

Feb. 25 *Lethbridge W 5‐2 20‐16 (17‐8‐2) CIS Championships None Feb. 26 *Lethbridge OL 1‐2 (OT) 20‐17 (17‐8‐3) 7

CW Championships (8) Canada West Semi‐final (best‐of‐three) March 4 Saskatchewan W 4‐2 21‐17 1974, 1976, 1980, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1995, 1996 March 5 Saskatchewan L 2‐3 21‐18

March 6 Saskatchewan W 4‐1 22‐18 6 All‐Time Record (conf. – W‐L‐T) 646‐478‐45 (.572) Canada West Final (best‐of‐three) 2010‐11 Record 22‐20 March 11 Alberta L 0‐3 22‐19 March 12 Alberta L 1‐8 22‐20 Conference 17‐8‐3 2nd Canada West CIS University Cup @ UNB, Fredericton, N.B. March 24 Playoffs 2‐3 March 25

Home Arena Father David Bauer Olympic Arena (2,200) March 26

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COACHING STAFF

MARK HOWELL, Head Coach University of Calgary Dinos Mark Howell was appointed the eighth head coach in Dinos Men’s Hockey Coaches Hockey history on June 3, 2009. Al Rollins 1964‐68 Howell joined the Dinos with extensive experience as both a George Kingston 1968‐74, 1975‐76, 1978‐83, 1984‐88 coach and general manager at the junior and midget levels, Gordon Cowan 1974‐75, 1976‐78 most recently with the Westside Warriors of the British Gordon Jones 1983‐84 Columbia Hockey League (BCHL). Willie Desjardins 1988‐94 Tim Bothwell 1994‐2001 Howell played three seasons in the Western Hockey League Scott Atkinson 2001‐09 with the Seattle Thunderbirds and Medicine Hat Tigers Mark Howell 2009‐present before moving to Red Deer College, where he played for Mike Babcock. He spent one season with the University of Alberta Golden Bears, winning the 1992 University Cup title, before injuries forced him to retire.

The Red Deer native began his coaching career at the midget level while working as an officer with the Calgary Police Service, working with the Calgary Buffaloes. He spent two seasons as an assistant with the SAIT Trojans before eventually taking over as head coach of the Calgary Midget ‘AAA’ Flames for the 1999‐2000 and 2000‐01 seasons. From there he moved to Brandon to become an assistant coach with the WHL’s Wheat Kings for two seasons.

In 2003 Howell moved to Drayton Valley to become head coach and general manager of the Alberta Junior Hockey League’s Thunder, where he posted a .625 winning percentage in three seasons. In 2006 he became the first head coach of the Westside Warriors, adding GM duties in 2008. The Warriors posted a franchise‐best 40‐17‐3 (.635) record in the 2007‐08 season, reaching the BCHL’s Interior Conference final.

Howell also has experience at the provincial and national team levels, including a stint as head coach of Team Alberta for the 2007 Canada Winter Games, winning a bronze medal. He was an assistant/video coach with the Canadian men’s national team at the 2000 IIHF World Championships, fulfilling the same role for Hockey Canada at three consecutive World Junior Championships in 2000, 2001, and 2002.

In his first season with the Dinos, Howell led them to a 13‐9‐6 record and a playoff appearance. In 2010‐11, the Dinos finished in second place at 17‐8‐3, hosted the Canada West semi‐final for the first time since 1997, and made the program's first CIS University Cup appearance since 2000. Howell was named the Canada West coach of the year.

Mark Howell’s CIS Coaching Record Conference Playoffs Overall Year GP W L OL GP W L GP W L Season result Playoff result 2009‐10 28 13 9 6 2 0 2 37 16 21 4th (Canada West) Lost CW semi 2‐0 to Alberta 2010‐11 28 17 8 3 5 2 3 42 22 20 2nd (Canada West) Def. Sask 2‐1 in semi, lost final 2‐0 to Alta TOTAL 56 30 17 9 7 2 5 79 38 41 Winning Pct. .536 .286 .481

ASSISTANT COACHES CORY CROSS played varsity hockey at Alberta BRAD ISBISTER retired from professional with Mark Howell in the early 1990s. After a hockey after spending the 2008‐09 season with three‐year varsity career, Cross spent three Zug in the Swiss league. A native of Edmonton, seasons with the Atlanta Knights of the IHL the 6‐foot‐4 left winger broke into the National before making his National Hockey League debut Hockey League with the Phoenix Coyotes in 1997. with Tampa Bay in the 1993‐94 season. He stayed His longest stint came with the New York with the Lightning until 1999 before moving to Islanders from 1999 until 2003, when he was Toronto for three seasons. He also made stops in traded to his hometown Oilers. After single New York, Edmonton, and Pittsburgh before seasons with Boston and the New York Rangers, playing his final NHL season with Detroit in 2005‐ Isbister saw his last NHL action in 2007‐08, playing 06. After a year in Germany, Cross retired and 55 games with the Vancouver Canucks. In 541 moved to Kelowna, where he became a partner career NHL games, Isbister scored 106 goals and in an oil and gas servicing company. 222 total points. TEAM STAFF

Brad Kirkwood Alana Dyrland Jade Viegas Ben Matchett Eric Kerkhoven Goaltending Coach Athletic Therapist Athletic Therapy Student Sports Information Director Hockey SID GODINOS.COM 2 Dinos MEN’S HOCKEY 2011 CIS University Cup • Fredericton, N.B.

THE 2010‐11 SEASON

Team GP W L OTL GF GA Pts. xy‐Alberta 28 19 6 3 112 74 41 x‐CALGARY 28 17 8 3 82 67 37 x‐Saskatchewan 28 17 11 0 96 71 34 x‐Manitoba 28 13 9 6 89 81 32 Lethbridge 28 13 11 4 97 109 30 UBC 28 11 12 5 76 101 27 STANDINGS Regina 28 8 18 2 54 103 18

x‐Clinched playoff spot; y‐clinched first place; top four teams qualify for playoffs; Top two playoff teams qualify for CIS University Cup in Fredericton, N.B.

PLAYOFF RESULTS MAJOR AWARD WINNERS Most Valuable Player Derek Ryan, Alberta CANADA WEST SEMI‐FINALS (Best 2 of 3) ‐‐‐ #2 Calgary def. #3 Saskatchewan 2‐1 @ Calgary Scoring Champion Game 1: Calgary 4 Saskatchewan 2 Derek Ryan, Alberta ‐‐‐ Game 2: Saskatchewan 3 Calgary 2 Outstanding Defenceman Game 3: Calgary 4 Saskatchewan 1 Kyle Fecho, Alberta ‐‐‐ #1 Alberta def. #4 Manitoba 2‐0 @ Edmonton Rookie of the Year Game 1: Alberta 4 Manitoba 0 Jeremy Schappert, Manitoba ‐‐‐ Game 2: Alberta 2 Manitoba 1 UBC Hockey Alumni Trophy Sportsmanship & Ability CANADA WEST FINAL @ EDMONTON (Best 2 of 3) Sean Ringrose, Alberta Game 1: Alberta 3 Calgary 0 ‐‐‐ Randy Gregg Award Game 2: Alberta 8 Calgary 1 Athletic ability, academics, and citizenship Eric Hunter, Alberta ‐‐‐ 2010‐11 CANADA WEST ALL‐STARS Coach of the Year MARK HOWELL, CALGARY First Team Second Team ‐‐‐ G Dustin Butler, Calgary G Steve Christie, Manitoba Adam Kryczka Memorial Trophy D Kyle Fecho, Alberta D Dane Crowley, Manitoba Best team GAA DUSTIN BUTLER & KRIS LAZARUK, CALGARY D Cory Pritz, Calgary D Jeremy Schappert, Manitoba ‐‐‐ F Derek Ryan, Alberta F Blair Macaulay, Manitoba Fair Play Trophy F Chad Klassen, Alberta F Kyle Ross, Saskatchewan Fewest Team Penalty Minutes F Reid Jorgensen, Calgary F Andrew Bailey, Saskatchewan Alberta Golden Bears

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Date Opponent Result Record Score GWG Goaltender Opposing Goaltender (W‐L‐OL‐SL) Oct. 1 at Alberta L 0‐1‐0‐0 2‐5 Nathan Deobald (4 GA, 13 SVS) Real Cyr (2 GA, 19 SVS) Oct. 2 at Alberta L 0‐2‐0‐0 1‐4 Kris Lazaruk (4 GA, 26 SVS) Kurtis Mucha (1 GA, 29 SVS) Oct. 15 at Lethbridge W 1‐2‐0‐0 5‐4** Dustin Butler (4 GA, 32 SVS) Reese St. Goddard (4 GA, 24 SVS) Oct. 16 Lethbridge W 2‐2‐0‐0 2‐1* Jerrid Sauer Kris Lazaruk (1 GA, 24 SVS) Reese St. Goddard (2 GA, 38 SVS) Oct. 22 at UBC W 3‐2‐0‐0 3‐2 Torrie Wheat Kris Lazaruk (2 GA, 32 SVS) Jordan White (3 GA, 18 SVS) Oct. 23 at UBC W 4‐2‐0‐0 2‐1** Dustin Butler (1 GA, 40 SVS) Jordan White (1 GA, 29 SVS) Oct. 29 Alberta SL 4‐2‐0‐1 4‐5** Dustin Butler (4 GA, 29 SVS) Kurtis Mucha (4 GA, 18 SVS) Oct. 30 at Alberta L 4‐3‐0‐1 1‐2 Kris Lazaruk (2 GA, 33 SVS) Real Cyr (1 GA, 16 SVS) Nov. 5 Saskatchewan W 5‐3‐0‐1 4‐1 Reid Jorgensen Kris Lazaruk (1 GA, 24 SVS) David Reekie (3 GA, 24 SVS) Nov. 6 Saskatchewan L 5‐4‐0‐1 1‐2 Dustin Butler (2 GA, 34 SVS) David Reekie (1 GA, 23 SVS) Nov. 12 at Manitoba W 6‐4‐0‐1 2‐1** Dustin Butler (1 GA, 38 SVS) Steve Christie (1 GA, 20 SVS) Nov. 13 at Manitoba SL 6‐4‐0‐2 1‐2** Dustin Butler (1 GA, 34 SVS) Steve Christie (1 GA, 24 SVS) Nov. 26 at Regina W 7‐4‐0‐2 3‐0 Brock Nixon Dustin Butler (0 GA, 27 SVS) Adam Ward (3 GA, 23 SVS) Nov. 27 at Regina L 7‐5‐0‐2 5‐6 Dustin Butler (1 GA, 7 SVS) Adam Ward (5 GA, 26 SVS) Jan. 7 Lethbridge W 8‐5‐0‐2 5‐2 Tyler Swystun Dustin Butler (2 GA, 16 SVS) Scott Bowles (4 GA, 27 SVS) Jan. 14 UBC W 9‐5‐0‐2 7‐2 Torrie Wheat Dustin Butler (2 GA, 26 SVS) Jordan White (5 GA, 13 SVS) Jan. 15 UBC L 9‐6‐0‐2 3‐5 Dustin Butler (5 GA, 25 SVS) Jordan White (3 GA, 17 SVS) Jan. 21 at Alberta W 10‐6‐0‐2 3‐2 Aaron Richards Dustin Butler (2 GA, 22 SVS) Kurtis Mucha (3 GA, 20 SVS) Jan. 22 Alberta W 11‐6‐0‐2 1‐0 Torrie Wheat Dustin Butler (0 GA, 22 SVS) Real Cyr (1 GA, 28 SVS) Jan. 28 at Saskatchewan L 11‐7‐0‐2 3‐6 Dustin Butler (5 GA, 18 SVS) David Reekie (3 GA, 20 SVS) Jan. 29 at Saskatchewan L 11‐8‐0‐2 0‐3 Dustin Butler (3 GA, 21 SVS) Ryan Holfeld (0 GA, 26 SVS) Feb. 4 Manitoba W 12‐8‐0‐2 6‐2 Aaron Richards Dustin Butler (2 GA, 23 SVS) Steve Christie (5 GA, 15 SVS) Feb. 5 Manitoba W 13‐8‐0‐2 3‐2 Colton Grant Dustin Butler (2 GA, 26 SVS) Steve Christie (3 GA, 31 SVS) Feb. 16 at Lethbridge W 14‐8‐0‐2 4‐2 Brock Nixon Dustin Butler (2 GA, 37 SVS) Scott Bowles (4 GA, 30 SVS) Feb. 18 Regina W 15‐8‐0‐2 2‐0 Jerrid Sauer Kris Lazaruk (0 GA, 19 SVS) A.J. Whiffen (2 GA, 29 SVS) Feb. 19 Regina W 16‐8‐0‐2 3‐1 Matt Isbister Dustin Butler (1 GA, 21 SVS) Adam Ward (3 GA, 18 SVS) Feb. 25 Lethbridge W 17‐8‐0‐2 5‐2 Aaron Richards Dustin Butler (2 GA, 23 SVS) Scott Bowles (4 GA, 26 SVS) Feb. 26 Lethbridge OTL 17‐8‐1‐2 1‐2* Kris Lazaruk (2 GA, 21 SVS) Reese St. Goddard (1 GA, 6 SVS) *denotes overtime game; ** denotes shootout game PLAYOFF GAMES Date Opponent Result Record Score GWG Goaltender Opposing Goaltender Mar. 4 Saskatchewan W 1‐0 4‐2 Aaron Richards Dustin Butler (2 GA, 34 SVS) David Reekie (4 GA, 27 SVS) Mar. 5 Saskatchewan L 1‐1 2‐3 Dustin Butler (2 GA, 20 SVS) David Reekie (2 GA, 21 SVS) Mar. 6 Saskatchewan W 2‐1 4‐1 Jevon Desautels Dustin Butler (1 GA, 32 SVS) David Reekie (3 GA, 20 SVS) Mar. 11 at Alberta L 2‐2 0‐3 Dustin Butler (3 GA, 21 SVS) Kurtis Mucha (0 GA, 32 SVS) Mar. 12 at Alberta L 2‐3 1‐8 Kris Lazaruk (4 GA, 16 SVS) Kurtis Mucha (1 GA, 15 SVS)

GODINOS.COM 4 Dinos MEN’S HOCKEY 2011 CIS University Cup • Fredericton, N.B. 2010‐11 SEASON STATISTICS CONFERENCE GAMES # Player Pos GP G A PTS +/‐ PIM PP PPA SH SHA GW FG IG OT UA EN SOG SOA SOGW SO% Pt/G PIM/G Shots Sh% 43 Reid Jorgensen F 28 17 16 33 13 32 8 5 1 0 1 3 2 0 2 1 1 4 1 0.250 1.18 1.14 81 21.0 39 Brock Nixon F 28 9 14 23 11 24 2 6 1 1 2 2 2 0 0 1 3 5 2 0.600 0.82 0.86 111 8.1 15 Torrie Wheat F 24 7 12 19 6 20 1 5 3 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0.000 0.79 0.83 55 12.7 27 Cory Pritz D 26 5 13 18 16 16 2 7 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0.000 0.69 0.62 44 11.4 24 Walker Wintoneak F 14 5 11 16 9 6 2 4 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 1.14 0.43 38 13.2 11 Jerrid Sauer F 28 6 9 15 4 4 3 2 0 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0.000 0.54 0.14 53 11.3 16 Aaron Richards F 13 7 5 12 6 23 1 3 0 0 3 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0.000 0.92 1.77 36 19.4 12 Colton Grant F 28 5 6 11 2 12 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.39 0.43 42 11.9 44 Kodie Curran D 14 1 9 10 ‐1 23 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0.000 0.71 1.64 25 4.0 25 Teegan Moore F 19 4 5 9 0 18 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.47 0.95 34 11.8 10 Joel Eisenkirch D 28 1 8 9 15 24 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.32 0.86 18 5.6 7 Tyler Swystun F 27 3 5 8 ‐3 34 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.30 1.26 56 5.4 4 Luke Egener D 28 3 3 6 ‐2 24 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0.000 0.21 0.86 22 13.6 9 Matt Isbister F 16 3 2 5 0 10 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0.000 0.31 0.63 8 37.5 19 Blake Clement F 26 1 3 4 ‐4 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.15 1.15 15 6.7 6 Eric Frere D 26 0 4 4 0 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.15 1.15 31 0.0 23 Jevon Desautels F 27 0 3 3 ‐3 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.11 1.48 6 0.0 21 Taylor Rovatti F 19 1 1 2 ‐9 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0.000 0.11 1.63 12 8.3 5 Ryan Gillen D 21 0 2 2 1 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.10 0.48 9 0.0 37 Breyden DeCock F 7 1 0 1 ‐2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.14 0.29 4 25.0 14 Mark Stojan D 11 0 1 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.09 0.36 8 0.0 22 Brett Bartman D 21 0 1 1 ‐3 22 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.05 1.05 11 0.0 29 Spencer Fraipont D 1 0 0 0 ‐2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.00 0.00 0 0.0 35 Nathan Deobald G 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.00 0.00 0 0.0 1 Kris Lazaruk G 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.00 0.00 0 0.0 X3 C. MacPherson D 9 0 0 0 ‐4 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.00 1.56 4 0.0 8 Matt Scrivens F 15 0 0 0 ‐1 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.00 0.93 14 0.0 31 Dustin Butler G 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.00 0.00 0 0.0 BENCH 28 3 18 3 TOTALS 28 82 133 212 49 485 22 38 6 8 14 14 9 1 2 3 4 19 3 0.211 0.40 0.87 740 0.107

# Goalie GP MINS W L SL SO EN GA GAA SOGP SOW SL SOGA SOA SO% SA SVS SV% 31 Dustin Butler 21 1187:22 13 7 0 2 0 42 2.12 3 3 0 3 21 0.857 570 528 0.926 1 Kris Lazaruk 9 472:57 4 3 0 1 0 18 2.29 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 224 206 0.920 35 Nathan Deobald 2 47:34 0 1 0 0 0 5 6.44 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 21 16 0.762 TOTALS 28 1706:53 17 11 0 3 0 65 2.29 3 3 0 3 21 0.857 815 750 0.920

PLAYOFF GAMES # Player Pos GP G A PTS +/‐ PIM PP PPA SH SHA GW FG IG OT UA EN SOG SOA SOGW SO% Pt/G PIM/G Shots Sh% 43 Reid Jorgensen F 5 0 4 4 ‐2 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.80 0.80 12 0.0 39 Brock Nixon F 5 0 4 4 ‐2 8 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.80 1.60 12 0.0 44 Kodie Curran D 5 2 0 2 ‐3 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.40 0.00 7 28.6 23 Jevon Desautels F 5 2 0 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.40 0.80 5 40.0 16 Aaron Richards F 5 2 0 2 2 16 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.40 3.20 8 25.0 11 Jerrid Sauer F 5 2 0 2 ‐2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.40 0.40 6 33.3 24 Walker Wintoneak F 5 1 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0.000 0.40 0.40 15 6.7 25 Teegan Moore F 5 0 2 2 ‐1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.40 0.40 6 0.0 27 Cory Pritz D 5 0 2 2 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.40 0.40 9 0.0 7 Tyler Swystun F 5 0 2 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.40 0.80 6 0.0 10 Joel Eisenkirch D 5 1 0 1 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.20 0.80 4 25.0 12 Colton Grant F 5 1 0 1 ‐1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.20 0.40 10 10.0 19 Blake Clement D F 5 0 1 1 ‐6 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.20 1.60 2 0.0 9 Matt Isbister F 5 0 1 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.20 0.80 5 0.0 1 Kris Lazaruk G 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.00 0.00 0 0.0 22 Brett Bartman D 5 0 0 0 ‐4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.00 0.00 3 0.0 31 Dustin Butler G 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.00 0.00 0 0.0 4 Luke Egener D 5 0 0 ‐2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.00 0.80 6 0.0 6 Eric Frere D 5 0 0 ‐2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.00 0.80 4 0.0 15 Torrie Wheat F 5 0 0 0 ‐1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.00 0.80 6 0.0 BENCH 5 0 0 0 TOTALS 5 11 17 28 ‐15 74 3 6 0 0 2 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0.29 0.76 126 0.087

# Goalie GP MINS W L SL SO EN GA GAA SOGP SOW SL SOGA SOA SO% SA SVS SV% 31 Dustin Butler 5 265:42 2 2 0 0 1 12 2.72 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 138 126 .913 1 Kris Lazaruk 2 34:12 0 1 0 0 0 4 7.02 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 25 21 .840 TOTALS 5 299:54 2 3 0 0 1 16 3.21 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 163 147 .902

GODINOS.COM 5 Dinos MEN’S HOCKEY 2011 CIS University Cup • Fredericton, N.B. UC DINOS HOCKEY HISTORY YEAR‐BY‐YEAR RECORDS (conference games) Season Head Coach GP W L T GF GA Pts. Pct. Place Home Away 1964‐65 Al Rollins 12 0 12 0 32 109 0 .000 4 (CW) 0‐6‐0 0‐6‐0 1965‐66 Al Rollins 12 0 12 0 25 128 0 .000 4 (CW) 0‐6‐0 0‐6‐0 1966‐67 Al Rollins 16 0 16 0 41 97 0 .000 5 (CW) 0‐8‐0 0‐8‐0 1967‐68 Al Rollins 16 2 14 0 43 82 4 .125 5 (CW) 1‐7‐0 1‐7‐0 1968‐69 George Kingston 20 11 9 0 79 76 22 .550 3 (CW) 7‐3‐0 4‐6‐0 1969‐70 George Kingston 14 11 3 0 92 43 22 .786 1 (CW) 6‐1‐0 5‐2‐0 1970‐71 George Kingston 20 13 7 0 111 68 26 .650 3 (CW) 6‐4‐0 7‐3‐0 1971‐72 George Kingston 20 15 5 0 148 69 30 .700 2 (WD) 9‐1‐0 6‐4‐0 1972‐73 George Kingston 24 16 8 0 122 74 32 .667 T2 (CW) 10‐2‐0 6‐6‐0 1973‐74 George Kingston 18 14 4 0 97 62 28 .778 1 (CW) 8‐1‐0 6‐3‐0 1974‐75 Gord Cowan 24 11 12 1 85 92 23 .479 3 (CW) 7‐4‐1 4‐8‐0 1975‐76 George Kingston 24 17 7 0 112 75 24 .708 1 (CW) 11‐1‐0 6‐6‐0 1976‐77 Gord Cowan 24 8 16 0 103 122 16 .333 3 (CW) 6‐6‐0 2‐10‐0 1977‐78 Gord Cowan 24 11 13 0 107 106 22 .458 3 (CW) 6‐6‐0 5‐7‐0 1978‐79 George Kingston 24 15 9 0 110 94 30 .625 2 (CW) 7‐5‐0 8‐4‐0 1979‐80 George Kingston 29 18 11 0 116 104 36 .621 2 (CW) 10‐4‐0 8‐7‐0 1980‐81 George Kingston 24 18 6 0 118 93 36 .750 1 (CW) 10‐2‐0 8‐4‐0 1981‐82 George Kingston 24 14 10 0 100 87 28 .583 2 (CW) 7‐5‐0 7‐5‐0 1982‐83 George Kingston 24 10 14 0 84 104 20 .417 3 (CW) 4‐8‐0 6‐6‐0 1983‐84 Gord Jones 24 3 21 0 78 137 6 .125 4 (CW) 2‐10‐0 1‐11‐0 1984‐85 George Kingston 24 8 16 0 101 133 16 .333 4 (CW) 5‐7‐0 3‐9‐0 1985‐86 George Kingston 28 19 9 0 162 136 38 .679 2 (CW) 9‐5‐0 10‐4‐0 1986‐87 George Kingston 28 23 5 0 196 116 46 .821 1 (CW) 13‐1‐0 10‐4‐0 1987‐88 George Kingston 28 23 5 0 196 117 46 .821 1 (CW) 13‐1‐0 10‐4‐0 1988‐89 Willie Desjardins 28 21 7 0 173 116 42 .750 2 (CW) 12‐2‐0 9‐5‐0 1989‐90 Willie Desjardins 28 21 6 1 135 101 43 .768 1 (CW) 12‐2‐0 9‐4‐1 1990‐91 Willie Desjardins 28 22 5 1 143 95 45 .804 1 (CW) 12‐1‐1 10‐4‐0 1991‐92 Willie Desjardins 28 15 11 2 121 119 32 .571 3 (CW) 9‐4‐1 6‐7‐1 1992‐93 Willie Desjardins 28 17 8 3 127 110 37 .661 3 (CW) 9‐3‐2 8‐5‐1 1993‐94 Willie Desjardins 28 17 7 4 138 113 38 .679 2 (CW) 10‐2‐2 7‐5‐2 1994‐95 Tim Bothwell 28 20 6 2 129 92 42 .750 1 (CW) 11‐2‐1 9‐4‐1 1995‐96 Tim Bothwell 28 18 9 1 136 100 37 .661 1 (CW) 9‐4‐1 9‐5‐0 1996‐97 Tim Bothwell 28 22 3 3 141 73 47 .839 1 (WD) 11‐2‐1 11‐1‐2 1997‐98 Tim Bothwell 28 13 12 3 118 116 29 .518 2 (WD) 8‐5‐1 5‐7‐2 1998‐99 Tim Bothwell 28 13 10 5 96 105 31 .554 2 (WD) 6‐4‐4 7‐6‐1 1999‐00 Tim Bothwell 28 16 9 3 110 86 35 .625 2 (WD) 9‐3‐2 7‐6‐1 2000‐01 Tim Bothwell 28 13 12 3 121 100 29 .518 2 (WD) 6‐6‐2 7‐6‐1 2001‐02 Scott Atkinson 28 16 11 1 108 82 33 .589 2 (WD) 10‐3‐1 6‐8‐0 2002‐03 Scott Atkinson 28 14 12 2 90 79 30 .536 2 (WD) 9‐5‐0 5‐7‐2 2003‐04 Scott Atkinson 28 16 10 2 102 90 34 .607 2 (WD) 11‐3‐0 5‐7‐2 2004‐05 Scott Atkinson 28 12 10 6 107 87 30 .536 2 (WD) 7‐4‐3 5‐6‐3 2005‐06 Scott Atkinson 28 13 13 2 85 93 28 .500 2 (WD) 6‐7‐1 7‐6‐1 2006‐07 Scott Atkinson 28 11 17 0 96 100 22 .393 4 (WD) 6‐8‐0 5‐9‐0 2007‐08 Scott Atkinson 28 16 12 0 107 97 32 .571 3 (CW) 9‐5‐0 7‐7‐0 2008‐09 Scott Atkinson 28 10 18 0 85 90 20 .357 7 (CW) 6‐8‐0 4‐10‐0 2009‐10 Mark Howell 28 13 15 0 84 91 26 .464 4 (CW) 10‐4‐0 3‐11‐0 2010‐11 Mark Howell 28 17 11 0 82 67 37 .607 2 (CW) 10‐4‐0 7‐7‐0 TOTAL 1169 646 478 45 5092 4526 1330 .572 365‐195‐24 281‐283‐21 LEGEND: (CW) Canada West; (WD) West/Mountain Division

GODINOS.COM 6 Dinos MEN’S HOCKEY 2011 CIS University Cup • Fredericton, N.B. PAST UNIVERSITY CUP RESULTS

Year Host Calgary games, results Calgary placing National Champion 1974 Brandon, Man. Game 1: Calgary 14 Brandon 5 3rd place Waterloo (West Regional) Game 2: Calgary 4 Brandon 3 (2 OT) Toronto, Ont. Game 1: Waterloo 3 Calgary 2 (Semi‐final) Game 2: Waterloo 6 Calgary 3 1976 Calgary, Alta. Semi‐final: Calgary 6 Brandon 4 3rd place Toronto (West Regional) Final: Calgary 3 Alberta 1 Toronto, Ont. Seeding game: Calgary 5 Toronto 4 (OT) Semi‐final: Guelph 4 Calgary 2 1980 Regina, Sask. Alberta 2 Calgary 0 3rd place Alberta Calgary 5 Concordia 1 1981 Calgary, Alta. Moncton 5 Calgary 2 (OT) 3rd place Moncton Calgary 6 Brandon 3 1986 Trois‐Rivieres, Que. Game 1: UQTR 9 Calgary 5 5th place Alberta (Quebec Regional) Game 2: UQTR 8 Calgary 5 1988 Toronto, Ont. Semi‐final: York 4 Calgary 3 3rd place York 1990 Toronto, Ont. Semi‐final: Moncton 5 Calgary 4 (OT) 3rd place Moncton 1995 Toronto, Ont. Semi‐final: Guelph 4 Calgary 1 3rd place Moncton 1996 Toronto, Ont. Semi‐final: Waterloo 5 Calgary 2 3rd place Acadia 2000 Saskatoon, Sask. UQTR 3 Calgary 2 5th place Alberta Alberta 4 Calgary 2 2011 Fredericton, N.B.

OVERALL RESULTS Total appearances 11 (incl. 2011) Most consecutive 2 (1980‐81, 1995‐96) Record 7‐13 Championships None

FINAL STANDINGS Champions 0 Finalist 0 3rd place 8 (1974, 96, 80, 81, 88, 90, 95, 96) 4th place 0 5th place 2 (1986, 2000) 6th place 0 7th place 0

RESULTS BY OPPONENT @ University Cup

Opponent Last faced GP W L Brandon 1981 4 4 0 Alberta 2000 3 1 2 UQTR 2000 3 0 3 Waterloo 1996 3 0 3 Guelph 1995 2 0 2 Moncton 1990 2 0 2 Concordia 1970 1 1 0 Toronto 1976 1 1 0 York 1988 1 0 1 TOTAL 20 7 13

GODINOS.COM 7 Dinos MEN’S HOCKEY 2011 CIS University Cup • Fredericton, N.B. ALL‐TIME CANADA WEST PLAYOFF RESULTS Year Series/Location/Scores All‐time record Year Series/Location/Scores All‐time record 1970 CW Semi‐final vs. UBC @ Calgary 1987 CW Semi‐final vs. UBC @ Calgary Game 1: Calgary 7 UBC 6 (OT) Game 1: Calgary 5 UBC 0 Game 2: Calgary 8 UBC 1 Game 2: Calgary 4 UBC 3 (2OT) Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0 2‐0 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 18‐13

1970 CW Final vs. Alberta @ Calgary 1987 CW Final vs. Saskatchewan @ Calgary Game 1: Alberta 3 Calgary 2 (OT) Game 1: Calgary 5 Saskatchewan 4 Game 2: Alberta 3 Calgary 1 Game 2: Saskatchewan 9 Calgary 7 Alberta wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0 2‐2 Game 3: Saskatchewan 6 Calgary 2 Saskatchewan wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 19‐15 1971 CW Semi‐final vs. UBC @ Vancouver Game 1: UBC 9 Calgary 1 1988 CW Semi‐final vs. Manitoba @ Calgary Game 2: Calgary 4 UBC 3 Game 1: Calgary 5 Manitoba 4 Game 3: UBC 7 Calgary 4 Game 2: Calgary 5 Manitoba 4 (2OT) UBC wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 3‐4 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 21‐15

1972 CW Championship Tournament @ Edmonton 1988 CW Final vs. Alberta @ Calgary Semi‐final: Calgary 6 Winnipeg 5 (OT) Game 1: Alberta 6 Calgary 3 Final: Alberta 3 Calgary 1 4‐5 Game 2: Calgary 7 Alberta 4 Game 3: Calgary 8 Alberta 6 1974 CW Final vs. Alberta @ Calgary Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 23‐16 Game 1: Calgary 2 Alberta 1 Game 2: Calgary 7 Alberta 6 1989 CW Semi‐final vs. Saskatchewan @ Calgary Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 6‐5 Game 1: Calgary 6 Saskatchewan 5 (OT) Game 2: Saskatchewan 5 Calgary 3 1976 CW Final vs. Alberta @ Calgary Game 3: Calgary 4 Saskatchewan 3 (2OT) Game 1: Calgary 6 Alberta 2 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 25‐17 Game 2: Calgary 3 Alberta 0 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 8‐5 1989 CW Final vs. Alberta @ Edmonton Game 1: Alberta 4 Calgary 2 1979 CW Final vs. Alberta @ Edmonton Game 2: Calgary 4 Alberta 2 Game 1: Alberta 6 Calgary 4 Game 3: Alberta 3 Calgary 1 Game 2: Calgary 4 Alberta 3 (OT) Alberta wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 26‐19 Game 3: Alberta 3 Calgary 1 Alberta wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 9‐7 1990 CW Semi‐final vs. Regina @ Calgary Game 1: Calgary 2 Regina 1 (OT) 1980 CW Final vs. Alberta @ Edmonton Game 2: Calgary 4 Regina 0 Game 1: Calgary 3 Alberta 1 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 28‐19 Game 2: Calgary 2 Alberta 0 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 11‐7 1990 CW Final vs. Alberta @ Calgary Game 1: Calgary 5 Alberta 3 1981 CW Final vs. Saskatchewan @ Calgary Game 2: Calgary 6 Alberta 3 Game 1: Saskatchewan 6 Calgary 3 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 30‐19 Game 2: Calgary 4 Saskatchewan 3 (2OT) Game 3: Saskatchewan 3 Calgary 2 1991 CW Semi‐final vs. Regina @ Calgary Saskatchewan wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 12‐9 Game 1: Regina 7 Calgary 5 Game 2: Calgary 9 Regina 2 1982 CW Final vs. Saskatchewan @ Saskatoon Game 3: Regina 5 Calgary 1 Game 1: Saskatchewan 6 Calgary 2 Regina wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 31‐21 Game 2: Saskatchewan 4 Calgary 2 Saskatchewan wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 12‐11 1992 CW Semi‐final vs. Alberta @ Edmonton Game 1: Calgary 4 Alberta 3 (OT) 1986 CW Semi‐final vs. Manitoba @ Calgary Game 2: Alberta 6 Calgary 5 Game 1: Calgary 4 Manitoba 3 Game 3: Alberta 6 Calgary 4 Game 2: Manitoba 4 Calgary 2 Alberta wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 32‐23 Game 3: Calgary 4 Manitoba 3 (OT) Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 14‐12 1993 CW Semi‐final vs. Regina @ Regina Game 1: Calgary 4 Regina 2 1986 CW Final vs. Saskatchewan @ Calgary Game 2: Regina 6 Calgary 1 Game 1: Calgary 9 Saskatchewan 3 Game 3: Regina 4 Calgary 1 Game 2: Saskatchewan 6 Calgary 3 Regina wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 33‐25 Game 3: Calgary 4 Saskatchewan 3 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 16‐13

GODINOS.COM 8 Dinos MEN’S HOCKEY 2011 CIS University Cup • Fredericton, N.B. Year Series/Location/Scores All‐time record Year Series/Location/Scores All‐time record 2000 CW Wild Card Series vs. Brandon @ Calgary 1994 Semi‐final vs. Alberta @ Calgary Game 1: Calgary 4 Brandon 2 Game 1: Calgary 3 Alberta 1 Game 2: Calgary 7 Brandon 3 Game 2: Calgary 5 Alberta 2 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 52‐37 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 35‐25 2001 CW Quarterfinal vs. Lethbridge @ Calgary 1994 CW Final vs. Lethbridge @ Lethbridge Game 1: Lethbridge 3 Calgary 1 Game 1: Lethbridge 2 Calgary 1 (OT) Game 2: Calgary 4 Lethbridge 3 (OT) Game 2: Calgary 3 Lethbridge 2 Game 3: Calgary 5 Lethbridge 4 Game 3: Lethbridge 2 Calgary 1 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 54‐38 Lethbridge wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 36‐27 2001 CW Semi‐final vs. Alberta @ Edmonton 1995 CW Semi‐final vs. Lethbridge @ Calgary Game 1: Alberta 4 Calgary 0 Game 1: Calgary 3 Lethbridge 2 Game 2: Alberta 8 Calgary 0 Game 2: Calgary 5 Lethbridge 1 Alberta wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 58‐40 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 38‐27 2002 CW Quarterfinal vs. Lethbridge @ Calgary 1995 CW Final vs. Manitoba @ Calgary Game 1: Calgary 5 Lethbridge 0 Game 1: Calgary 4 Manitoba 3 (OT) Game 2: Calgary 8 Lethbridge 4 Game 2: Calgary 7 Manitoba 2 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 60‐40 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 40‐27 2002 CW Semi‐final vs. Saskatchewan @ Saskatoon 1996 CW Semi‐final vs. Alberta @ Calgary Game 1: Saskatchewan 4 Calgary 1 Game 1: Calgary 5 Alberta 3 Game 2: Calgary 7 Saskatchewan 2 Game 2: Calgary 4 Alberta 1 Game 3: Saskatchewan 3 Calgary 2 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 42‐27 Saskatchewan wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 61‐42

1996 CW Final vs. Regina @ Calgary 2003 Division Semi‐final vs. Lethbridge @ Calgary Game 1: Calgary 7 Regina 5 Game 1: Calgary 2 Lethbridge 1 Game 2: Calgary 4 Regina 3 (OT) Game 2: Lethbridge 5 Calgary 2 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 44‐27 Game 3: Calgary 6 Lethbridge 4 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 63‐43 1997 Division Final vs. Alberta @ Calgary Game 1: Alberta 5 Calgary 4 2003 Division final vs. Alberta @ Edmonton Game 2: Alberta 4 Calgary 2 Game 1: Alberta 7 Calgary 2 Alberta wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 44‐29 Game 2: Alberta 5 Calgary 2 Alberta wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 63‐45 1998 Division Semi‐final vs. UBC @ Calgary Game 1: UBC 4 Calgary 1 2004 Division Semi‐final vs. UBC @ Calgary Game 2: Calgary 3 UBC 2 (2OT) Game 1: Calgary 5 UBC 2 Game 3: Calgary 9 UBC 3 Game 2: UBC 3 Calgary 1 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 46‐30 Game 3: Calgary 6 UBC 2 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 65‐46 1998 Division Final vs. Alberta @ Edmonton Game 1: Alberta 5 Calgary 2 2004 Division final vs. Alberta @ Edmonton Game 2: Alberta 8 Calgary 3 Game 1: Alberta 4 Calgary 1 Alberta wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 46‐32 Game 2: Alberta 6 Calgary 0 Alberta wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 65‐48 1999 Division Semi‐final vs. Lethbridge @ Calgary Game 1: Calgary 7 Lethbridge 6 2005 Division Semi‐final vs. UBC @ Calgary Game 2: Lethbridge 6 Calgary 2 Game 1: Calgary 6 UBC 0 Game 3: Calgary 6 Lethbridge 2 Game 2: Calgary 3 UBC 2 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 48‐33 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 67‐48

1999 Division Final vs. Alberta @ Edmonton 2005 Division Final vs. Alberta @ Edmonton Game 1: Alberta 6 Calgary 3 Game 1: Alberta 4 Calgary 3 Game 2: Alberta 7 Calgary 3 Game 2: Alberta 7 Calgary 1 Alberta wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 48‐35 Alberta wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 67‐50

2000 CW Quarterfinal vs. Lethbridge @ Calgary 2005 CW Wild Card Series vs. Manitoba @ Winnipeg Game 1: Calgary 5 Lethbridge 4 Game 1: Manitoba 3 Calgary 1 Game 2: Calgary 5 Lethbridge 3 Game 2: Manitoba 5 Calgary 3 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 50‐35 Manitoba wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 67‐52

2000 CW Semi‐final vs. Alberta @ Edmonton 2006 Division Semi‐final vs. UBC @ Calgary Game 1: Alberta 9 Calgary 3 Game 1: UBC 4 Calgary 3 Game 2: Alberta 3 Calgary 2 Game 2: Calgary 5 UBC 4 (2OT) Alberta wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 50‐37 Game 3: Calgary 4 UBC 1 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 69‐53 GODINOS.COM 9 Dinos MEN’S HOCKEY 2011 CIS University Cup • Fredericton, N.B.

Year Series/Location/Scores All‐time record Year Series/Location/Scores All‐time record 2008 CW Semi‐final vs. Saskatchewan @ Saskatoon 2006 Division Final vs. Alberta @ Edmonton Game 1: Saskatchewan 5 Calgary 3 Game 1: Alberta 8 Calgary 1 Game 2: Saskatchewan 5 Calgary 2 Game 2: Alberta 7 Calgary 4 Saskatchewan wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 73‐60 Alberta wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 69‐55 2010 CW Semi‐final vs. Alberta @ Edmonton 2007 Division Semi‐final vs. Regina @ Regina Game 1: Alberta 5 Calgary 2 Game 1: Regina 4 Calgary 2 Game 2: Alberta 3 Calgary 1 Game 2: Calgary 2 Regina 0 Alberta wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 73‐62 Game 3: Calgary 2 Regina 1 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 71‐56 2011 CW Semi‐final vs. Saskatchewan @ Calgary Game 1: Calgary 4 Saskatchewan 2 2007 Division Final vs. Saskatchewan @ Saskatoon Game 2: Saskatchewan 3 Calgary 2 Game 1: Saskatchewan 3 Calgary 2 (OT) Game 3: Calgary 4 Saskatchewan 1 Game 2: Saskatchewan 2 Calgary 0 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐1. 75‐63 Saskatchewan wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 71‐58 2011 CW Final vs. Alberta @ Edmonton 2008 CW Quarterfinal vs. Regina @ Calgary Game 1: Alberta 3 Calgary 0 Game 1: Calgary 5 Regina 2 Game 2: Alberta 8 Calgary 1 Game 2: Calgary 4 Regina 3 Alberta wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 75‐65 Calgary wins best‐of‐three series 2‐0. 73‐58

PLAYOFF RESULTS – BY TEAM Team SP SW SL GP W L Home Away First series Last series Last win Alberta 23 7 16 49 17 32 12‐5 5‐27 1970 (final) 2011 (final) 1996 (semi‐final) Brandon 1 1 0 2 2 0 2‐0 0‐0 2000 (wildcard) 2000 (wildcard) 2000 (wildcard) UBC 7 6 1 18 13 5 12‐3 1‐2 1970 (semi‐final) 2006 (div. semi‐final) 2006 (div. semi‐final) Lethbridge 7 6 1 18 13 5 12‐3 1‐2 1994 (final) 2003 (div. semi‐final) 2003 (div. semi‐final) Manitoba 4 3 1 9 6 3 6‐1 0‐2 1986 (semi‐final) 2005 (wildcard) 1995 (final) Regina 6 4 2 15 10 5 7‐2 3‐3 1990 (semi‐final) 2008 (quarterfinal) 2008 (quarterfinal) Saskatchewan 9 3 6 24 9 15 8‐7 1‐8 1981 (final) 2011 (semi‐final) 2011 (semi‐final) Winnipeg* 1 1 0 1 1 0 0‐0 0‐0 1972 (semi‐final) 1972 (semi‐final) 1972 (semi‐final) TOTAL 58 31 27 136 71 65 59‐21 11‐44 *the 1972 playoffs were a ‘Final Four’ tournament hosted at the University of Alberta. Calgary defeated Winnipeg in a one‐game ‘series’ in the semi‐final, then lost to Alberta in the final. Both games are counted as ‘series’ for these purposes, but the Winnipeg game, at a neutral site, does NOT appear in home/away records.

PLAYOFF RESULTS – BY SERIES Series SP SW SL GP W L Home Away First series Last series Last win Final 17 8 9 40 21 19 16‐8 5‐11 1970 (Alberta) 2011 (Alberta) 1996 (Regina) Semi‐final*^ 28 11 17 63 26 37 21‐7 4‐30 1970 (UBC) 2011 (Saskatchewan) 2011 (Saskatchewan) Quarterfinal* 11 11 0 29 22 7 20‐6 2‐1 1998 (UBC) 2008 (Regina) 2008 (Regina) 3rd place/Wildcard 2 1 1 4 2 2 2‐0 0‐2 2000 (Brandon) 2005 (Manitoba) 2000 (Brandon) TOTAL 58 31 27 136 71 65 59‐21 11‐44 *Semi‐finals include Division Finals; Quarterfinals include Division Semi‐Finals ^the 1972 playoffs were a ‘Final Four’ tournament hosted at the University of Alberta. Calgary defeated Winnipeg in a one‐game ‘series’ in the semi‐final, then lost to Alberta in the final. Both games are counted as ‘series’ for these purposes, but the Winnipeg game, at a neutral site, does NOT appear in home/away records.

University of Alberta at Calgary Dinosaurs INAUGURAL SEASON • 1964 GODINOS.COM 10 Dinos MEN’S HOCKEY 2011 CIS University Cup • Fredericton, N.B. 2010‐11 GAME RECAPS Playoff games and games vs. potential University Cup opponents Canada West Final, Game 2 Canada West Final, Game 1 Calgary @ Alberta – Saturday, March 12, 2011 Calgary @ Alberta – Friday, March 11, 2011

BEARS CLAIM CONFERENCE TITLE WITH MAULING OF DINOS MUCHA SHUTS OUT DINOS AS BEARS DRAW FIRST BLOOD

EDMONTON – A five‐goal second period broke open a 2‐1 game as the EDMONTON – Kurtis Mucha stopped 32 shots and conference MVP University of Alberta Golden Bears captured their 49th Canada West Derek Ryan scored a pair of goals as the Alberta Golden Bears took men’s hockey championship with an 8‐1 shellacking of the Calgary Dinos the opener of the 2011 Canada West Men’s Hockey Final by a 3‐0 Saturday night at Clare Drake Arena. score over the Calgary Dinos at Clare Drake Arena Friday night.

Alberta wins the best‐of‐three Canada West championship series 2‐0 after Friday night’s 3‐0 win Making their first appearance in the conference championship series since 1996, the Dinos fell and advances to the CIS University Cup as the top seed out of Canada West. Despite the loss, victim to a slow start and turnover woes as the Bears scored twice in 52 seconds in the first five the Dinos will also travel to Fredericton for the national championship tournament March 24‐ minutes of the game, grabbing momentum and leaving it up to their rookie goaltender, former 27, their first appearance since the 1999‐2000 season. Kamloops Blazer Mucha.

The Bears got off to another quick start Saturday, with Derek Ryan scoring shorthanded just 55 Alberta takes a 1‐0 lead in the best‐of‐three series and will look to take their 10th Canada West seconds into the game after the Dinos had worked hard on the opening shift to draw a penalty. title in the past 11 seasons in Game 2, which is slated for a 7:30 p.m. face‐off Saturday night. At the 6:27 mark J.P. Szaszkiewicz tipped in a wrister from the slot to make it 2‐0 Alberta, and it Game 3, if necessary, goes Sunday night at 7 p.m. Both teams have already qualified for the CIS looked like things would get out of hand quickly. But just 14 seconds later, Joel Eisenkirch scored University Cup March 24‐27 in Fredericton, N.B. just his second goal of the season to put the Dinos on the board and, though they were outplayed and outshot by an 18‐5 margin, Calgary headed into the locker room down just one. The Dinos had some good an even dominant play at times after the Bears went up 2‐0, but momentum never really swung the visitors’ way with a big crowd behind the home side. And that’s when it started to deteriorate. Sean Ringrose scored 43 seconds into the second period on the power play, and Szaszkiewicz added his second just 53 seconds later and all of a “I don’t think mentally we were ready to play,” said coach Mark Howell of the Dinos. “Both goals sudden it was 4‐1. The Bears would add three more goals in the second period and one more for they scored in the first were direct results of turnovers in our end with our defencemen not ready good measure in the third to hand the Dinos the 8‐1 defeat. to make hard plays. When you have those guys on the ice – and it’s not just Ryan and (Chad) Klassen, but (Sean) Ringrose and other guys too – they’re quick on the puck and when you turn it “I’m extremely disappointed with the effort tonight,” said Calgary head coach Mark Howell. over on your own face‐off dot, it’s going to end up in a dangerous situation.” “Mentally we weren’t sharp, and if we can take anything out of tonight it’s to learn from them. Their level of compete, their level of try was at a different level tonight. They wanted to win, Ryan’s first of the night was a beauty. After the Calgary turnover deep, Klassen skated behind the and they’re the champions because of it. We have to learn from that – and we still have a net and fired it out front to Ryan, who one‐timed it past Calgary starter Dustin Butler’s glove to chance to go to nationals and play some very meaningful games, but we have to learn to be give the Bears the lead at the 3:53 mark of the opening period. Moments after that goal was mentally sharp for every second of every shift because it matters all the time.” announced, the Bears struck again when Ringrose took a couple of whacks at it from the side of the net before finally beating Butler. The two goals came in a span of 52 seconds and put the Calgary starter Kris Lazaruk, who came in to relieve Dustin Butler in the third period Friday night, Dinos behind the eight‐ball less than five minutes into the contest. was yanked by Howell after 21:36 of playing time and four goals against. Butler didn’t fare much better against the Bears’ shooting gallery as the home side thrilled a big crowd of nearly 3,000 The Dinos had a chance to get right back in it when they had 50 seconds of five‐on‐three power with 43 shots on goal against just 16 for the Dinos. play time, but despite territorial advantage Calgary couldn’t hit pay dirt. Their best chance came when Aaron Richards snapped a shot from the right face‐off circle that beat Mucha but clanged Fifth‐year forward Chad Klassen had a five‐point outing for the Bears with a goal and two assists, off the post, and the Bears were able to kill the rest of their disadvantage. while Johnny Lazo joined Szaszkiewicz with a two‐goal night. Canada West scoring champion Derek Ryan added two assists to his opening shorthanded goal to finish with three points. From there, it was all Mucha. Calgary’s play improved significantly and the Dinos showed flashes of brilliance in the second and third periods, but none of their 32 shots found its way into the net. “I don’t know if it was pressure, but we’ve stressed details and habits all year,” said Howell. The Dinos outshot the Bears by a 13‐9 margin in the second period and had some opportunities in “The big thing we talked about coming into the third was continuing with those habits and front of the net, but the bounces just didn’t go their way. Calgary had three power play details and the structure that we have and getting that back in our game.” advantages in the second and the Dinos moved the puck well but didn’t get any solid chances.

Calgary last won the Canada West title in 1996 and was making its first appearance in the Ryan iced the game at the 7:24 mark of the third period from virtually the same spot on the ice conference championship series since that season. as his first goal, wristing a nice feed from Klassen top shelf over Butler to make it 3‐0. The goal chased Butler from the net after he gave up three goals on 24 shots, and Kris Lazaruk went the Calgary 1 at Alberta 8 ‐ Status: Final rest of the way in goal for the Dinos. Saturday, March 12, 2011 ‐ Clare Drake Arena Both teams went 0‐for‐5 on the power play on the night, and both had extended two‐man Calgary 1 0 0 ‐ 1 advantage situations but were unable to capitalize. Calgary outshot Alberta 32‐29 in the affair. Alberta 2 5 1 ‐ 8

Calgary 0 at Alberta 3 ‐ Status: Final 1st Period‐1, Alberta, Ryan 4 (Klassen, Barteaux), 0:55 (SH). 2, Alberta, Szaszkiewicz 2 (Nielsen, Friday, March 11, 2011 ‐ Clare Drake Arena Klassen), 6:27. 3, Calgary, Eisenkirch 1 (Jorgensen), 6:41. Penalties‐Fecho Ab (slashing), 0:38;

Richards Cgy (2‐minute‐hit to the head, 10‐minute misconduct), 2:30; Wheat Cgy (holding), Calgary 0 0 0 ‐ 0 8:36; Clement Cgy (tripping), 19:31. Alberta 2 0 1 ‐ 3 2nd Period‐4, Alberta, Ringrose 2 (Rodgers, Hunter), 0:43 (PP). 5, Alberta, Szaszkiewicz 3 (Ryan, Klassen), 1:36. 6, Alberta, Lazo 1 (Lindemulder, Gardner), 8:34. 7, Alberta, Klassen 1 1st Period‐1, Alberta, Ryan 2 (Klassen, Lindemulder), 3:53. 2, Alberta, Ringrose 1 (Hunter, (Szaszkiewicz, Lindemulder), 10:03 (PP). 8, Alberta, Barteaux 1 (Ringrose, Rodgers), 15:08 (PP). Barteaux), 4:45. Penalties‐Ringrose Ab (boarding), 7:47; Hunter Ab (high sticking), 8:57; Desautels Penalties‐Lindemulder Ab (hooking), 6:22; Richards Cgy (slashing), 9:57; Egener Cgy (holding), Cgy (boarding), 12:20; Frere Cgy (high sticking), 12:42; Nixon Cgy (interference), 15:29. 13:08; Nixon Cgy (tripping), 14:19. 2nd Period‐ No Scoring.Penalties‐Joe Ab (high sticking), 0:13; Moore Cgy (interference), 7:56; 3rd Period‐9, Alberta, Lazo 2 (Ryan, Klassen), 11:36 (PP). Penalties‐Toll Ab (high sticking), 3:02; served by Szaszkiewicz Ab (too many men), 11:32; Szaszkiewicz Ab (tripping), 17:01. Jorgensen Cgy (roughing), 6:53; Barteaux Ab (roughing), 6:53; Craige Ab (hooking), 6:53; Nixon Cgy (tripping), 10:25; Frere Cgy (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 11:40; Clement Cgy (tripping, roughing), 3rd Period‐3, Alberta, Ryan 3 (Klassen, Szaszkiewicz), 7:24. Penalties‐Clement Cgy (boarding), 14:29; Fecho Ab (roughing), 14:29; Swystun Cgy (cross checking), 15:32; Rodgers Ab (cross 10:43. checking), 15:32. Shots on Goal‐Calgary 9‐13‐10‐32. Alberta 10‐9‐10‐29. Shots on Goal‐Calgary 5‐5‐6‐16. Alberta 18‐13‐12‐43. Power Play Opportunities‐Calgary 0 / 5; Alberta 0 / 5. Power Play Opportunities‐Calgary 0 / 4; Alberta 4 / 9. Goalies‐Calgary, Butler 2‐2‐0 (24 shots‐21 saves); Lazaruk 0‐1‐0 (5 shots‐5 saves). Alberta, Mucha Goalies‐Calgary, Lazaruk 0‐1‐0 (20 shots‐16 saves); Butler 2‐2‐0 (23 shots‐19 saves). Alberta, 4‐0‐0 (32 shots‐32 saves). Mucha 4‐0‐0 (16 shots‐15 saves). A‐2,472 A‐2,975 Referees‐Lance McKinnon, Dion Pollard. Referees‐Lance McKinnon, Alan Smith. Linesmen‐Matt Beaudry, Jason Kushnerick. Linesmen‐Cory Kokotailo, Darren Spurgeon.

GODINOS.COM 11 Dinos MEN’S HOCKEY 2011 CIS University Cup • Fredericton, N.B.

Canada West Semi‐final, Game 3 Canada West Semi‐final, Game 2 Calgary vs. Saskatchewan – Sunday, March 6, 2011 Calgary vs. Saskatchewan – Saturday, March 5, 2011

DINOS GET CRACK AT CONFERENCE, NATIONAL CROWNS GRITTY HUSKIES FORCE GAME 3

CALGARY – With a great burst of energy to start the game, and a CALGARY – Desperation was in the air on the Saskatchewan Huskies gutsy effort to finish it, the University of Calgary Dinos are headed to side, and they played as such, scoring on their first shot of the game the Canada West Finals and the University Cup with a 4‐1 victory and holding on for the 3‐2 victory over the host Calgary Dinos in over the Saskatchewan Huskies, winning the deciding game of the best‐of‐three semifinal series. game two of the Canada West semi‐finals.

The victory assures the Dinos a berth at the University Cup on March 24‐27 in Fredericton, N.B., The best‐of‐three series is now tied at one, setting the table for an entertaining game three on and a chance to win the conference crown next weekend in Edmonton against the Alberta Sunday. The winner will move on to the Canada West Finals and then the University Cup on Golden Bears. The Bears defeated the Manitoba Bisons in straight games in their semi‐final March 24th. The loser will go home with nothing, adding a touch more of intensity to an series, and are looking to make it four Canada West titles in a row against Calgary next already pressure‐packed situation. weekend. Kyle Ross put his Saskatchewan troops on the board first on Saturday, converting on a short It marks the first time since 1996 that the Dinos have gone to the Canada West championship, a pass right in front of Dustin Butler on an early power play with Colton Grant in the penalty box. series in which they defeated the Alberta Golden Bears to advance to the University Cup. Ross was a man possessed in the first period, firing four quality shots on Butler, who ended up Calgary had another shot at the national tournament in 2000 as a wild‐card entry, but has not with 10 saves in the period. been since. The Dinos have no CIS banners to their credit in their history, and are 7‐13 all‐time at the national stage. Butler would pay for a rare miscue in the second period while trying to handle the puck outside of the crease. In an attempt to clear it out in front, Butler couldn’t connect with a Jevon Desautels scored the game‐winning goal midway through the first period on a nifty move teammate, putting the puck right on Curtis Kuchar’s stick. Kuchar took a moment to get better to get it onto teammate’s Matt Isbister’s stick. Banging home Isbister’s subsequent rebound, the position and still managed to put it through the five‐hole of Butler, who had just regained fifth‐year scored his second goal of the playoffs from his spot on the fourth line, making it 2‐0 position in the crease, to make it 2‐0 Saskatchewan. Dinos, which would be all they would need. Ross added an assist on the goal, giving the fourth year law student five points in the two Brock Nixon was sensational all night long, using his speed to generate chances, blocking shots playoff games. Undoubtedly the best Huskie performer over the two games, Ross finished with and feeding his teammates. Kodie Curran’s game‐opening goal was a result of a well‐timed pass six shots in the game as well. from Nixon to get the rookie defenceman open, while Aaron Richards was the beneficiary of another Nixon pass in a remarkably similar play midway through the third. Both goals were on Calgary looked sluggish throughout the majority of the first 40 minutes, with only a late push the man‐advantage, where Calgary was two for four. in the second period proving signs of life. Saskatchewan nearly had another goal early in the second frame, when Brett Ward ringed it off the cross‐bar only for the puck to sit momentarily Walker Wintoneak iced the game with one of the more exciting empty‐net goals in recent idle behind Butler in his crease before being steered away. memory at Father David Bauer. With the Huskies pressing hard down two, the puck was turned over in the neutral zone and trickled slowly over the blue‐line towards the empty Huskies net. The Dinos would keep the effort up in the third period, controlling the puck for the majority of the stanza. Their determination would pay off on the power play when rookie defenceman The closest players to the puck, Wintoneak and Saskatchewan defenceman Jason Wagar, both Kodie Curran threaded a bullet through traffic past David Reekie to bring the crowd back to life knew what was at stake, and each lunged for the puck. Wintoneak got to it first by sprawling out and the Dinos within one with 15 minutes remaining. on to the ice, pushing it into the net for the late 4‐1 advantage which sparked mayhem both on the Calgary bench and in the stands. After an extended period of back‐and‐forth hockey, Brock Nixon would get two glorious chances with three minutes to go, just missing on a one‐timer before being stopped again, this Dustin Butler was rock‐solid, stopping 32 shots with just one goal against. Kyle Ross beat him for time by Reekie after tracking down his own miss. the fourth time in the postseason for the lone Huskies goal of the game, batting in his own rebound. David Reekie made 20 saves in the loss. Butler abandoned ship late in the game for an extra attacker, but before he could settle, the Huskies quickly forced a turnover and laced a long shot into the net for the 3‐1 advantage. Head Coach Mark Howell commented on the win and looked ahead to the Canada West finals. Jerrid Sauer would bang home a goal with nine seconds left to bring the game within one, but “I thought we came out with great energy, we were excited to make amends for last night,” said it was too little too late. Howell. “We had waves throughout the game, but to win in the playoffs you need great goaltending, and Butler was phenomenal for us. Head Coach Mark Howell acknowledged a sluggish start, and set the stage for tomorrow’s huge match. “The boys do know they get to go to Nationals, but it’s not just about going to the dance,” said Howell. “They want a trophy, and they want to go in as Canada West Champions. We’ll be ready “They played very desperate right away and they put us on their heels,” said Howell. “In the to go and energized when we get up to Edmonton.” second and third we controlled the puck a bit better, but we couldn’t convert. It was a different hockey game than last night, and Saskatchewan played better. With the loss, the Canada West season is now finished for the Saskatchewan Huskies despite a 17‐11‐0 record and a third place finish in Canada West. It also marks the last game for fifth year “There are now going to be two incredibly desperate hockey teams playing tomorrow night,” forward Jason Wagar. the coach explained. “It is going to come down to who is hungrier, and who can execute better.” Saskatchewan 1 at Calgary 4 ‐ Status: Final Butler made 20 saves in the loss, while David Reekie countered with 21 in the victory, avenging Sunday, March 6, 2011 ‐ Father David Bauer Arena a tough third period on Friday. Saskatchewan 1 0 0 ‐ 1 Calgary 2 0 2 ‐ 4 Saskatchewan 3 at Calgary 2 ‐ Status: Final Saturday, March 5, 2011 ‐ Father David Bauer Arena 1st Period‐1, Calgary, Curran 2 (Nixon, Pritz), 4:58 (PP). 2, Calgary, Desautels 2 (Isbister, Swystun), 11:18. 3, Saskatchewan, Ross 4 (DaSilva, Hulak), 17:17. Penalties‐Kaye Sask (cross Saskatchewan 1 1 1 ‐ 3 checking), 4:03; McCallum Sask (boarding), 14:50. Calgary 0 0 2 ‐ 2

2nd Period‐ No Scoring.Penalties‐Durand Sask (boarding), 9:11; Nixon Cgy (elbowing), 9:42; 1st Period‐1, Saskatchewan, Ross 3 (Wagar, DaSilva), 1:16 (PP). Penalties‐ Sauer Cgy (holding), 12:52. Grant Cgy (holding opp. stick), 0:22; Brisebois Sask (hooking), 7:44.

3rd Period‐4, Calgary, Richards 2 (Nixon, Jorgensen), 8:05 (PP). 5, Calgary, Wintoneak 1 19:14 2nd Period‐2, Saskatchewan, Kulchar 1 (Ross), 9:21. Penalties‐Isbister Cgy (EN). Penalties‐Zetariuk Sask (high sticking), 7:48; Egener Cgy (holding), 10:08; Bailey Sask (hooking), 5:59; Delahey Sask (elbowing), 18:14.

(roughing), 12:25; Wintoneak Cgy (roughing), 12:25; Swystun Cgy (elbowing), 13:02; Thiessen 3rd Period‐3, Calgary, Curran 1 (Jorgensen, Nixon), 5:47 (PP). 4, Sask (roughing, 10‐minute misconduct), 19:30; Wagar Sask (10‐minute misconduct), 19:30; Saskatchewan, Bosch 1 (Bailey, McCallum), 19:06 (EN). 5, Calgary, Sauer 2 Eisenkirch Cgy (cross checking), 19:30. (Moore), 19:51. Penalties‐Kaye Sask (tripping), 5:15.

Shots on Goal‐Saskatchewan 9‐13‐11‐33. Calgary 13‐6‐5‐24. Shots on Goal‐Saskatchewan 11‐7‐5‐23. Calgary 6‐7‐10‐23. Power Play Opportunities‐Saskatchewan 0 / 4; Calgary 2 / 4. Power Play Opportunities‐Saskatchewan 1 / 2; Calgary 1 / 3. Goalies‐Saskatchewan, Reekie 1‐2‐0 (23 shots‐20 saves). Calgary, Butler 2‐2‐0 (33 shots‐32 Goalies‐Saskatchewan, Reekie 1‐2‐0 (23 shots‐21 saves). Calgary, Butler 2‐2‐0 saves). (22 shots‐20 saves). A‐405 A‐577 Referees‐Alan Smith, Keith Mackintosh. Referees‐Alan Smith, Keith Mackintosh. Linesmen‐Jeff Jobson, Sean Donnelly. Linesmen‐Jeff Jobson, Sean Donnelly. GODINOS.COM 12 Dinos MEN’S HOCKEY 2011 CIS University Cup • Fredericton, N.B. Canada West vs. Alberta Canada West Semi‐final, Game 1 Jan. 22, 2011 at Calgary, Alta. Calgary vs. Saskatchewan – Friday, March 4, 2011 Alberta 0 at Calgary 1 ‐ Status: Final LATE SURGE DRIVES DINOS TO GAME 1 WIN Saturday, January 22, 2011 ‐ Father David Bauer Arena

CALGARY – In just 90 seconds, the Calgary Dinos ripped back Alberta 0 0 0 ‐ 0 momentum in game one of the best‐of‐three Canada West Semi‐ Calgary 0 1 0 ‐ 1 Finals, scoring three consecutive goals in the third period to stun the visiting Saskatchewan Huskies by a final score of 4‐2. 1st Period‐ No Scoring.Penalties‐Nixon Cgy (slashing), 3:53; Frere Cgy (slashing), 5:57; Nichol Ab (high sticking), 10:08. The three quick strikes effectively snuffed out any steam the Huskies may have gained in a second period where they out‐shot the Dinos 19‐10. This included a 17‐3 advantage in the early 2nd Period‐1, Calgary, Wheat 6 (Wintoneak, Richards), 8:21. Penalties‐Joe Ab (roughing), 5:33; parts of the frame, which they parlayed into the early 2‐1 advantage. Wintoneak Cgy (roughing), 5:33; Clement Cgy (slashing), 10:34; Barteaux Ab (roughing), 14:58;

Egener Cgy (holding), 17:15. In the victory, the Dinos own a 1‐0 series lead and now have two chances to close the Huskies

out at home. The winner of the semi‐final series will play the winner of Alberta and Manitoba 3rd Period‐ No Scoring.Penalties‐Rodgers Ab (checking from behind, 10‐minute misconduct), next weekend for the title of Canada West champion. Both teams in the conference finals will 6:12; Nixon Cgy (tripping), 8:28. earn a berth at the University Cup in Fredericton, N.B., which goes March 24‐27.

Alberta was victorious in game one of their series with Manitoba, defeating the Bisons in a 4‐0 Shots on Goal‐Alberta 9‐5‐8‐22. Calgary 8‐9‐12‐29. result. Power Play Opportunities‐Alberta 0 / 5; Calgary 0 / 3. Goalies‐Alberta, Cyr 5‐5‐0 (29 shots‐28 saves). Calgary, Butler 13‐7‐0 (22 shots‐22 saves). Tyler Swystun’s hard work set‐up fifth‐year senior Jevon Desautels for the one‐timer on the A‐299 tying goal in the third, just 19 seconds before Aaron Richards banged home his own rebound to Referees‐Ryan Thompson, Russ Berdusco. take the 3‐2 lead. Jerrid Sauer would use the wrap around to establish the 4‐2 lead, throwing it Linesmen‐Sean Donnelly, Mike Roberts. off of Saskatchewan goaltender David Reekie’s skate and in, forcing head coach Dave Adolph into the timeout. Canada West vs. Alberta Calgary head coach Mark Howell called a time‐out of his own shortly after Kyle Ross’ second Jan. 21, 2011 at Edmonton, Alta. goal of the second period, in an attempt to calm the Dinos down as they stared at the 17‐3 shot disadvantage. Calgary 3 at Alberta 2 ‐ Status: Final Friday, January 21, 2011 ‐ Clare Drake Arena “We were standing around and watching in that second period, and they took it to us,” said the

second‐year head coach. “Both goals were tough second efforts on their part. At the timeout we Calgary 1 1 1 ‐ 3 reminded them to just stop turning the puck over and just play, and I think we relaxed from Alberta 0 1 1 ‐ 2 there.

“We were trying to attack their defence with our team speed, and Swystun did a great job of it 1st Period‐1, Calgary, Nixon 5 (Jorgensen, Curran), 12:30. Penalties‐Grant Cgy (tripping), 15:19. in the third, getting it over to Jevon for the goal,” continued Howell. “I thought Richards was great in the third as well; he played determined, and his persistence on that second goal was 2nd Period‐2, Calgary, Wheat 5 (Wintoneak, Curran), 3:55. 3, Alberta, Lazo 7 (Gardner), 12:43. what did it for him.” Penalties‐No Penalties

Colton Grant put the Dinos ahead in the first frame on a terrific pass from reigning Husky‐WHL 3rd Period‐4, Alberta, Lindemulder 2 (Rodgers, Ryan), 6:14 (PP). 5, Calgary, Richards 3 (Curran, Graduate of the Month Reid Jorgensen, who put his rookie teammate in a wide‐open position to Sauer), 14:09. Penalties‐served by Scrivens Cgy (too many men), 4:46; Nixon Cgy (tripping), 7:08; score with the back‐hand pass. Fransoo Ab (tripping), 8:12; Pritz Cgy (hooking), 15:33.

The goal was the only converted chance of the period where both teams had great chances. Shots on Goal‐Calgary 10‐4‐9‐23. Alberta 9‐7‐8‐24. Reekie sprawled out to corral a high tip from Torrie Wheat in the early stages of the period; Power Play Opportunities‐Calgary 0 / 1; Alberta 1 / 4. while Michael Kaye had Dinos goaltender Dustin Butler beat just moments after Calgary’s goal, Goalies‐Calgary, Butler 13‐7‐0 (24 shots‐22 saves). Alberta, Mucha 13‐4‐0 (23 shots‐20 saves). but not the right post. A‐844

Kyle Ross had the best luck of any Huskie on the night, putting two pucks behind Butler during Referees‐Derek Zalaski. the second period shooting frenzy for the 2‐1 advantage. The captain scored his first on the Linesmen‐Matt Beaudry, Dwayne Yakubow. power‐play, shovelling a shot past Butler from his stomach, while the second was a put‐back off of a blocked shot. Both Ross and Kyle Bortis had six shots on the night, while Kaye had five. Canada West vs. Alberta

Butler made 34 saves in the victory, while Reekie stopped 27 for the Huskies. Both teams will Oct. 30, 2010 at Edmonton, Alta. battle again tomorrow night at Father David Bauer in game two, with the third game set for Sunday if necessary. Puck‐drop is at 7 p.m. both nights. Calgary 1 at Alberta 2 ‐ Status: Final Saturday, October 30, 2010 ‐ Clare Drake Arena Saskatchewan 2 at Calgary 4 ‐ Status: Final Friday, March 4, 2011 ‐ Father David Bauer Arena Calgary 1 0 0 ‐ 1 Alberta 1 1 0 ‐ 2 Saskatchewan 0 2 0 ‐ 2 Calgary 1 0 3 ‐ 4 1st Period‐1, Calgary, Jorgensen 7 (Wheat, Nixon), 6:27. 2, Alberta, Klassen 8 (Ryan, Gardner), 12:46 (PP). Penalties‐Hunter Ab (inter. on goaltender), 6:55; Bartman Cgy (closing hand on puck), 1st Period‐1, Calgary, Grant 1 (Jorgensen, Nixon), 14:37. Penalties‐Bosch Sask (slashing), 7:38; 12:03. Durand Sask (inter. on goaltender), 10:57; Wheat Cgy (tripping), 14:53.

2nd Period‐2, Saskatchewan, Ross 1 (Bortis, Wagar), 5:24 (PP). 3, Saskatchewan, Ross 2 (Bortis, 2nd Period‐3, Alberta, Szaszkiewicz 3 (Ryan, Klassen), 5:46. Penalties‐MacPherson Cgy (cross DaSilva), 7:52. Penalties‐Eisenkirch Cgy (holding), 4:43; Thiessen Sask (roughing), 6:27; Richards checking), 3:21; Swystun Cgy (hooking), 17:01. Cgy (slashing), 6:27; Desautels Cgy (elbowing), 8:56; Ross Sask (boarding), 12:32; Funk Sask (holding), 15:54. 3rd Period‐ No Scoring.Penalties‐No Penalties

3rd Period‐4, Calgary, Desautels 1 (Swystun, Pritz), 8:30. 5, Calgary, Richards 1 (Wintoneak), Shots on Goal‐Calgary 6‐4‐7‐17. Alberta 12‐18‐5‐35. 8:49. 6, Calgary, Sauer 1 (Moore, Clement), 10:00. Penalties‐Pritz Cgy (slashing), 1:16; Wagar Power Play Opportunities‐Calgary 0 / 1; Alberta 1 / 3. Sask (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 10:46; Isbister Cgy (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 10:46; Jorgensen Cgy Goalies‐Calgary, Lazaruk 4‐3‐0 (35 shots‐33 saves). Alberta, Cyr 5‐5‐0 (17 shots‐16 saves). (tripping), 14:31. A‐662 Referees‐Dion Pollard, John Stephenson. Shots on Goal‐Saskatchewan 9‐19‐8‐36. Calgary 12‐10‐9‐31. Linesmen‐Matt Beaudry, Cory Kokotailo. Power Play Opportunities‐Saskatchewan 1 / 5; Calgary 0 / 4. Goalies‐Saskatchewan, Reekie 1‐2‐0 (31 shots‐27 saves). Calgary, Butler 2‐2‐0 (36 shots‐34 saves). A‐516 Referees‐Lance McKinnon, Ryan Bonnett. Linesmen‐Scott Sharoon, Mike Roberts. GODINOS.COM 13 Dinos MEN’S HOCKEY 2011 CIS University Cup • Fredericton, N.B. Canada West vs. Alberta Non‐conference vs. New Brunswick Oct. 29, 2010 at Calgary, Alta. Sept. 18, 2010 at Calgary, Alta.

New Brunswick 6 at Calgary 1 ‐ Status: Final Alberta 5 (SO) at Calgary 4 ‐ Status: Final SO Saturday, September 18, 2010 ‐ Father David Bauer Arena Friday, October 29, 2010 ‐ Father David Bauer Arena

New Brunswick 2 0 4 ‐ 6 Alberta 0 2 2 0 ‐ 5 Calgary 0 1 0 ‐ 1 Calgary 0 1 3 0 ‐ 4

1st Period‐1, New Brunswick, Tremblay 3 (Clendenning, Culligan), 3:00 (PP). 2, New Brunswick, 1st Period‐ No Scoring.Penalties‐Nixon Cgy (boarding), 0:51; Szaszkiewicz Ab (holding), 8:15. Culligan 1 (Harty, Tremblay), 16:35. Penalties‐Nixon Cgy (hooking), 1:06; Bailey Unb (slashing), 2nd Period‐1, Alberta, Lazo 3 (Barteaux, Ringrose), 4:34 (PP). 2, Alberta, Szaszkiewicz 2 (Fecho, 1:22; Frere Cgy (major‐boarding, game misconduct), 1:42; Campbell Unb (hooking), 6:58; Gardner), 4:52. 3, Calgary, Egener 2 (Eisenkirch), 14:08 (PP). Penalties‐Clement Cgy (kneeing), MacPherson Cgy (hooking), 17:15. 3:58; Gardner Ab (tripping), 5:18; Barteaux Ab (holding), 12:23; Meropoulis Ab (slashing), 2nd Period‐3, Calgary, Curran 1 (Wheat, Gillen), 4:30 (PP). Penalties‐served by Clendenning Unb 17:14; Jorgensen Cgy (elbowing), 17:59. (too many men), 0:51; Jorgensen Cgy (2‐minute‐hit to the head, 10‐minute misconduct), 1:27; 3rd Period‐4, Alberta, Klassen 6 (Ryan, Szaszkiewicz), 2:05. 5, Calgary, Isbister 1 (Moore), 6:05. Tremblay Unb (hooking), 2:46; MacPherson Cgy (hooking), 12:17; Gallant Unb (holding), 16:49. 6, Calgary, Wheat 2 (Nixon, Jorgensen), 14:38. 7, Calgary, Isbister 2 (Sauer), 18:56. 8, Alberta, 3rd Period‐4, New Brunswick, Tremblay 4 6:07 (SH). 5, New Brunswick, Tremblay 5 (Culligan, Klassen 7 (Ringrose, Hunter), 19:42. Penalties‐Gardner Ab (hooking), 6:46. Todd), 8:38. 6, New Brunswick, Gallant 3 (Layton), 13:43. 7, New Brunswick, Layton 1 (Lee, Harty), 1st OT Period‐ No Scoring.Penalties‐No Penalties 18:40. Penalties‐Swystun Cgy (slashing), 2:57; Seymour Unb (tripping), 5:37; Hepditch Unb (slashing), 11:46; Scrivens Cgy (hooking), 13:12; Stojan Cgy (2 ‐ min. minor), 14:03; Campbell Unb Shootout ‐ Alberta 1 (Klassen NG, Ryan NG, Lazo NG, Hunter NG, Ringrose G), Calgary 0 (hooking), 17:59; Curran Cgy (hooking), 18:16; Corcoran Unb (slashing), 19:29. (Jorgensen NG, Nixon NG, Wheat NG, Isbister NG, Sauer NG). Shots on Goal‐Alberta 8‐12‐12‐1‐1‐34. Calgary 2‐11‐8‐1‐0‐22. Shots on Goal‐New Brunswick 12‐8‐15‐35. Calgary 4‐4‐4‐12. Power Play Opportunities‐Alberta 1 / 3; Calgary 1 / 5. Power Play Opportunities‐New Brunswick 1 / 8; Calgary 1 / 8. Goalies‐Alberta, Mucha 13‐4‐0 (22 shots‐18 saves). Calgary, Butler 13‐7‐0 (33 shots‐29 saves). Goalies‐New Brunswick, Fullerton 1‐0‐0 (8 shots‐7 saves); Yeomans 1‐0‐0 (4 shots‐4 saves). A‐239 Calgary, Butler 0‐2‐0 (35 shots‐29 saves). Referees‐Russ Berdusco, Lance McKinnon. Linesmen‐Mike Roberts, Graham Bagg. A‐202

Canada West vs. Alberta Non‐conference vs. New Brunswick Oct. 2, 2010 at Edmonton, Alta. Sept. 15, 2010 at Calgary, Alta.

New Brunswick 10 at Calgary 2 ‐ Status: Final Calgary 1 at Alberta 4 ‐ Status: Final Wednesday, September 15, 2010 ‐ Father David Bauer Arena Saturday, October 2, 2010 ‐ Clare Drake Arena New Brunswick 3 3 4 ‐ 10 Calgary 0 0 1 ‐ 1 Calgary 0 1 1 ‐ 2 Alberta 2 2 0 ‐ 4 1st Period‐1, New Brunswick, Gallant 1 (Culligan, Shutron), 6:03 (PP). 2, New Brunswick, Campbell 1st Period‐1, Alberta, Ryan 1 (Klassen, Fecho), 1:36. 2, Alberta, Ryan 2 (Rodgers, Fecho), 8:22. 1 (Shutron), 15:46. 3, New Brunswick, Stamler 1 (Wright, Todd), 19:39. Penalties‐Egener Cgy (high Penalties‐MacPherson Cgy (roughing), 1:46; Wheat Cgy (high sticking), 2:49; Fransoo Ab sticking), 5:23; Eisenkirch Cgy (cross checking), 5:35; Harty Unb (tripping), 7:08; Harty Unb (tripping), 5:55; Desautels Cgy (interference, roughing, roughing), 12:22; Barteaux Ab (2‐ (interference), 10:49; Wright Unb (interference), 13:46; Egener Cgy (hooking), 17:38. minute‐hit to the head, 10‐minute misconduct), 12:22; Toll Ab (hooking), 18:18. 2nd Period‐4, New Brunswick, Procyshen 1 (Kidd), 9:11. 5, New Brunswick, Tremblay 1 (Culligan, 2nd Period‐3, Alberta, Joe 2 (Klassen, Ryan), 12:48. 4, Alberta, Lazo 1 (Hunter, Ringrose), 16:39. Shutron), 11:19. 6, Calgary, Senkow 1 (Rovatti, Curran), 11:32. 7, New Brunswick, MacIntosh 1 Penalties‐Desautels Cgy (hooking), 2:18; Moore Cgy (tripping), 2:18; Hunter Ab (tripping), (Procyshen, Wright), 12:11. Penalties‐Clendenning Unb (roughing), 2:36; Jorgensen Cgy 14:22. (roughing), 2:36; Gallant Unb (slashing), 3:37; Corcoran Unb (boarding), 8:25; Jorgensen Cgy

(cross checking), 9:05; Curran Cgy (interference), 14:12; Todd Unb (inter. on goaltender), 19:27. 3rd Period‐5, Calgary, Sauer 2 (Jorgensen, Moore), 9:07 (PP). Penalties‐Rodgers Ab (inter. on goaltender), 2:13; MacAngus Ab (holding), 5:49; Toll Ab (cross checking), 7:41; Fecho Ab (delay 3rd Period‐8, Calgary, Nixon 1 (Isbister, Curran), 1:14 (PP). 9, New Brunswick, Fillier 1 (Lee), 5:51. of game), 7:57; Hunter Ab (roughing), 19:00. 10, New Brunswick, Todd 1 (Shutron), 12:00 (PP). 11, New Brunswick, Procyshen 2 (Kidd, Harty),

12:39 (PP). 12, New Brunswick, Corcoran 1 (Lynes, Layton), 13:39 (PP). Penalties‐Shutron Unb Shots on Goal‐Calgary 9‐10‐11‐30. Alberta 15‐15‐7‐37. (interference), 2:51; Nixon Cgy (interference), 5:54; Todd Unb (slashing), 7:48; Campbell Unb Power Play Opportunities‐Calgary 1 / 8; Alberta 0 / 6. (roughing, 10‐minute misconduct), 8:06; Frere Cgy (roughing, game misconduct), 8:06; Goalies‐Calgary, Lazaruk 4‐3‐0 (30 shots‐26 saves); Butler 13‐7‐0 (7 shots‐7 saves). Alberta, Clendenning Unb (major‐fighting, game misconduct), 8:42; served by Gillen Cgy (unsportsmanlike Mucha 13‐4‐0 (30 shots‐29 saves). cnd.), 8:42; Rovatti Cgy (major‐fighting, game misconduct), 8:42; Desautels Cgy (slashing), 10:31; A‐817 Eisenkirch Cgy (slashing), 10:31; Egener Cgy (cross checking), 13:31; Isbister Cgy (tripping), 17:12; Referees‐Dan Cowley. Linesmen‐Jason Kushnerick, Dwayne Yakubow. Jorgensen Cgy (slashing), 19:42.

Canada West vs. Alberta Shots on Goal‐New Brunswick 14‐11‐14‐39. Calgary 9‐4‐3‐16. Oct. 1, 2010 at Edmonton, Alta. Power Play Opportunities‐New Brunswick 4 / 12; Calgary 1 / 8. Goalies‐New Brunswick, Fullerton 1‐0‐0 (13 shots‐12 saves); Yeomans 1‐0‐0 (3 shots‐2 saves). Calgary 2 at Alberta 5 ‐ Status: Final Calgary, Butler 0‐2‐0 (22 shots‐17 saves); Deobald 0‐1‐0 (17 shots‐12 saves). Friday, October 1, 2010 ‐ Clare Drake Arena

Calgary 1 0 1 ‐ 2 Alberta 2 3 0 ‐ 5

1st Period‐1, Alberta, Ringrose 1 (Hunter, Lazo), 4:15. 2, Calgary, Jorgensen 1 (Swystun), 5:09. 3, Alberta, Rodgers 1 (Ryan, Klassen), 8:29. Penalties‐Wheat Cgy (roughing), 11:29; Nichol Ab (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 11:29; Ryan Ab (hooking), 18:24; Moore Cgy (high sticking), 20:00.

2nd Period‐4, Alberta, Ringrose 2 (Barteaux, Joe), 3:35 (PP). 5, Alberta, Craige 1 (Klassen, Ryan), 11:32. 6, Alberta, Joe 1 (Lazo, Fecho), 19:41. Penalties‐Grant Cgy (cross checking), 3:03; Eisenkirch Cgy (hooking), 9:23; Rodgers Ab (charging), 15:37.

3rd Period‐7, Calgary, Sauer 1 (Frere, Wheat), 4:41. Penalties‐MacPherson Cgy (roughing), 13:28; Hunter Ab (roughing), 13:28; Klassen Ab (hooking), 14:28; Gillen Cgy (elbowing), 19:07.

Shots on Goal‐Calgary 7‐3‐11‐21. Alberta 8‐12‐7‐27. Power Play Opportunities‐Calgary 0 / 3; Alberta 1 / 4. Goalies‐Calgary, Deobald 0‐1‐0 (17 shots‐13 saves); Lazaruk 4‐3‐0 (10 shots‐9 saves). Alberta, Cyr 5‐5‐0 (21 shots‐19 saves). A‐882 Referees‐Dion Pollard. Linesmen‐Matt Beaudry, Darren Spurgeon.

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ALL‐TIME MEN’S HOCKEY HONOURS Senator Joseph A. Sullivan Trophy UBC Hockey Alumni Trophy First Team Canada West All‐Stars (cont’d) CIS Player of the Year Canada West Most Sportsmanlike Player 1993 G Jaret Burgoyne 1991 Wayne Hynes 1986 Paul Geddes 1994 D Jamie Pegg 1987 Paul Geddes 1995 G Jaret Burgoyne, D Jamie Pegg, Clare Drake Award 2010 Reid Jorgensen D Vince Boe CIS Rookie of the Year 1996 D Evan Marble 1997 D Evan Marble, D Drew Schoneck, 1999 Eric Schneider Adam Kryczka Memorial Trophy CW lowest team goals‐against average F Todd Johnson, F Jason Krywulak 1998 F Jason Krywulak R.W. Pugh Award 1995 Jaret Burgoyne, John MacDonald 1999 F Eric Schneider CIS Most Sportsmanlike Player 1997 Mark Dawkins, John MacDonald 2002 F Ken McKay 2011 Dustin Butler, Kris Lazaruk 1986 Paul Geddes 2003 G Aaron Baker

1987 Paul Geddes 2004 F Sean Robertson Canada West Coach of the Year 2008 F Jared Aulin Father George Kehoe Memorial Award 1981 George Kingston 2009 D Travis Friedley 2011 G Dustin Butler, D Cory Pritz, CIS Coach of the Year 1986 George Kingston 1997 Tim Bothwell F Reid Jorgensen 1974 George Kingston 2011 Mark Howell 1981 George Kingston Second Team Canada West All‐Stars 1997 Tim Bothwell First Team All‐Canadians 1969 F Gordon Jones Canada West Male Athlete of the Year 1974 D John Jenkins 1971 D Terry Brown, D John Jenkins 1976 D Craig Stewart 1972 D John Kinsman BLG Award Nominee 1978 F Doug Murray 1973 G Dave Margach, D Gordon Engle, 1995 Jamie Pegg 1980 D Rick Williams F Darryl Goss 1981 G Jerry Farwell, D Ron Fischer, 1974 G Mike Priestener, F Greg Charlton, Canada West Player of the Year D Shane Pearsall F Dale Eloschuk 1981 Jerry Farwell 1987 F Paul Geddes 1975 D Jim Setters 1987 Paul Geddes 1989 D Doug Quinn 1976 D Jim Setters, F Shane Tarves 1991 Wayne Hynes 1990 D Doug Quinn, F Mark Fioretti 1977 D Russ Hall, F Frank Radatz 1995 Jamie Pegg 1991 D Doug Quinn, F Wayne Hynes 1978 G Terry Kryczka, D Russ Hall 1997 Todd Johnson 1993 G Jaret Burgoyne 1979 D Rick Williams 1995 D Jamie Pegg 1980 G Terry Kryczka, F Jerry Bancks Mervyn ‘Red’ Dutton Award 1996 D Evan Marble 1981 D Ron Fischer, D Rick Williams, 1997 D Evan Marble, F Todd Johnson, D Shane Pearsall, F Randy Joevenazzo Canada West Outstanding Defenceman F Jason Krywulak 1984 G Mike Craig, F Ken Vinge 1980 Rick Williams 1998 F Jason Krywulak 1985 F Terry Jones 1981 Ron Fischer 1999 F Eric Schneider 1986 D Brent Meckling, F Paul Geddes 1982 Steve Blyth 2008 F Jared Aulin 1987 D Brent Meckling 1983 Shane Pearsall 1988 D Brent Meckling, F Ken Vinge, 1989 Doug Quinn Second Team All‐Canadians (since 2004) F Terry Jones 1990 Doug Quinn 1991 F Matt Kabayama 2009 D Travis Friedley 1991 Doug Quinn 1993 F Tracey Katelnikoff 1995 Jamie Pegg 1994 F Tracey Katelnikoff 1996 Evan Marble CIS All‐Rookie Team 1995 F Greg Suchan, F Tracey Katelnikoff 1997 Evan Marble 1995 D Drew Schoneck 1996 F Todd Johnson, F Jason Krywulak 1999 F Eric Schneider 1997 G Mark Dawkins Dave ‘Sweeny’ Shriner Trophy 2006 D Travis Friedley, F Jarret Lukin 1998 F Shan Zulyniak, F Todd Johnson Canada West Scoring Champion 1999 D Shane Zulyniak 1979 Robin Laycock First Team Canada West All‐Stars 2000 F Ron Grimard 2001 F Ron Grimard 1987 Paul Geddes 1970 D Darryl Maggs 2002 G Scott Rideout, D Mike Muzechka 1991 Wayne Hynes 1971 F Frank Richardson 2004 D Sheldon Nedjelski, F Ken McKay 1998 Jason Krywulak 1972 D John Jenkins 2006 D Brett Thurston, F Jarret Lukin 2008 Ryan Annesley 1974 D Gordon Engle, D John Jenkins, 2010 F Reid Jorgensen F Tom Wiseman, F Rich Hindmarch

University of Alberta Alumni Trophy 1975 F Shane Tarves Canada West Rookie of the Year 1976 G Bob Galloway, D Craig Stewart, Canada West All‐Rookie Team (to 2009) 1995 D Drew Schoneck 1984 Ken Vinge F Ron Gerlitz 1996 D Shane Zulynial. F Scott Townsend 1985 Terry Jones 1978 F Doug Murray 1997 D Mike Pierson 1988 Terry Houlder 1979 F Robin Laycock 1998 G Scott Rideout 1990 Wayne Hynes 1980 G Jerry Farwell, D Rick Williams 1999 F Eric Schneider, F Trevor Segstro 1999 Eric Schneider 1981 G Jerry Farwell 2000 F Ron Grimard 1982 D Steve Blyth, D Shane Pearsall 2004 D Brett Thurston, F Richard Mueller 1983 G Mike Craig, D Shane Pearsall 2006 D Travis Friedley, D Andre Blanchette, 1987 F Paul Geddes F Jarret Lukin 1989 D Doug Quinn, F Barry Bracko 2008 F Reid Jorgensen 1990 D Doug Quinn, F Mark Fioretti 2009 G Dustin Butler, F Brock Nixon 1991 D Doug Quinn, F Wayne Hynes GODINOS.COM 15 Dinos MEN’S HOCKEY 2011 CIS University Cup • Fredericton, N.B. RECORD BOOK CAREER RECORDS Penalty Minutes SINGLE SEASON RECORDS Conference games only Player PIM Yrs Played Conference games only 1. Jevon Desautels 327 2005‐09, 2010‐11 Points 2. Kevin Schmalz 283 1993‐96 Points Player Pts Yrs Played 3. Terry Jones 261 1985‐89 Player Pts Season 1. Jason Krywulak 243 1994‐98 1. Paul Geddes 69 1986‐87 4. Ryan Annesley 249 2003‐08 2. Barry Bracko 223 1986‐90 2. Wayne Hynes 66 1990‐91 5. Mike Ruark 240 1995‐97 3. Ken Vinge 198 1984‐88 3. Terry Houlder 64 1987‐88 6. Steve Wheatcroft 228 1987, 1989‐91 4. Mark Fioretti 189 1986‐90 4. Jason Krywulak 62 1997‐98 7. Trevor Couldwell 226 1994‐98 5. Tracey Katelnikoff 178 1992‐95 5. Jason Krywulak 56 1995‐96 8. Mike Muzechka 226 2000‐03 6. Terry Jones 175 1985‐89 5. Mark Fioretti 56 1988‐89 9. Damien Steiert 223 1982‐85 7. Todd Johnson 169 1994‐98 6. Barry Bracko 55 1988‐89 10. Trevor Dickie 221 1986, 1988, 1990‐92 8. Paul Geddes 166 1984‐87 7. Terry Houlder 53 1988‐89 33. Aaron Richards 170 2005‐09, 2010‐11 9. Greg Suchan 165 1992‐95 8. Ken Vinge 52 1986‐87 34. Teegan Moore 167 2007‐11 10. Robin Laycock 140 1976, 1979, 1986‐87 9. Greg Suchan 50 1993‐94

10. Ryan Annesley 140 2003‐08 10. Barry Bracko 49 1987‐88 Games Played 21. Reid Jorgensen 111 2007‐11 Goals 28. Torrie Wheat 100 2006‐11 Player GP Yrs Played 1. Jason Krywulak 138 1994‐98 Player Pts Season

1. Tracey Katelnikoff 138 1991‐95 1. Paul Geddes 32 1986‐87 Points Per Game 3. Trevor Segstro 136 1998‐03 2. Wayne Hynes 30 1990‐91 Minimum 20 GP 4. Doug Quinn 133 1987‐91 3. Jason Krywulak 29 1997‐98 Player GP Pts PPG Yrs Played 5. Jevon Desautels 132 2005‐09, 2010‐11 4. Barry Bracko 28 1988‐89 1. Terry Houlder 54 117 2.17 1988‐89 6. Lonny Tetley 130 2001‐06 5. Ken Vinge 27 1987‐88 2. Gordon Jones 31 63 2.03 1969‐70 7. Barry Bracko 128 1986‐90 5. Colin Embley 27 2000‐01 3. Frank Richardson 98 54 1.81 1970‐72 7. Mark Fioretti 128 1986‐90 7. Jason Krywulak 24 1995‐96 4. Jason Krywulak 43 138 1.76 1994‐98 9. Jamie Pett 127 1992‐96 7. Sean Krakiwsky 24 1993‐94 5. Wayne Hynes 98 56 1.75 1990‐91 9. Brett O’Malley 127 2005‐10 9. Ron Gerlitz 23 1975‐76 6. Barry Bracko 223 128 1.74 1986‐90 25. Aaron Richards 109 2005‐11 10. Robin Laycock 22 1978‐79 7. Steve Richardson 91 54 1.69 1970‐72 28. Torrie Wheat 108 2006‐11 10. Mark Fioretti 22 1989‐90

8. Paul Geddes 166 100 1.66 1987‐87 9. Terry Zaporzan 39 24 1.63 1987‐88 Assists Goals‐Against Average Player Pts Season 10. Sean Krakiwsky 99 62 1.60 1991‐92, 94 1. Terry Houlder 45 1987‐88 64. Reid Jorgensen 111 105 1.06 2007‐11 Minimum 20 GP, 1000 min Player GP MIN GA GAA Yrs Played 2. Terry Houlder 40 1988‐89 94. Torrie Wheat 101 108 0.94 2006‐11 1. Dustin Butler 60 3359 143 2.55 2008‐11 3. Paul Geddes 37 1986‐87 2. Mark Dawkins 39 2216 102 2.76 1995‐97 4. Wayne Hynes 36 1990‐91 Goals 3. Tyler Nilsson 42 2593 120 2.78 1998‐03 5. Mark Fioretti 34 1988‐89 Player G Yrs Played 4. Don Choukalos 30 1724 83 2.89 2003‐05 6. Todd Johnson 33 1995‐96 1. Jason Krywulak 112 1994‐98 5. Gord Konowalyk 23 1380 72 3.13 1969‐71 7. Jason Krywulak 32 1995‐96 2. Barry Bracko 105 1986‐90 6. Aaron Baker 41 2428 127 3.14 2000‐04 7. Jason Krywulak 32 1997‐98 3. Ken Vinge 90 1984‐88 7. Scott Talbot 80 3738 198 3.18 2004‐08 9. Ken Vinge 31 1986‐87 4. Tracey Katelnikoff 87 1991‐95 8. Jeff Weber 42 2046 109 3.20 2007‐10 9. Sean Robertson 31 2003‐04

5. Paul Geddes 76 1984‐87 9. Scott Rideout 77 4394 244 3.33 1997‐02 6. Terry Jones 73 1985‐89 Penalty Minutes 10. Terry Kryczka 43 2636 153 3.48 1974‐80 Player PIM Season 7. Ken McKay 70 2000‐04 8. Robin Laycock 64 1976, 1979, 1986‐87 1. Kevin Schmalz 108 1993‐94 9. Mark Fioretti 63 1986‐90 Save Percentage 2. Steve Mounkes 107 1984‐85 10. Todd Johnson 62 1994‐98 Minimum 20 GP, 1000 min 3. Trevor Dickie 102 1989‐90 Player GP SHA GA SV% Yrs Played 21. Torrie Wheat 46 2006‐11 4. Scott Robinson 95 1986‐87 1. Mark Dawkins 39 1163 102 .912 1995‐97 5. Steve Mounkes 93 1983‐94 39. Reid Jorgensen 36 2007‐11 2. Dustin Butler 60 1589 143 .910 2008‐11 6. Jevon Desautels 92 2006‐07 3. Scott Talbot 80 1956 198 .899 2004‐08 7. Trevor Couldwell 89 1997‐98 Assists 4. Don Choukalos 30 823 83 .899 2003‐05 8. Paul Murray 88 1979‐80 Player A Yrs Played 5. Aaron Baker 41 1248 127 .898 2000‐04 9. Randy Seib 83 1988‐89 1. Jason Krywulak 131 1994‐98 6. Gord Konowalyk 23 704 72 .898 1969‐71 2. Mark Fioretti 126 1986‐90 10. Kevin Heise 82 1992‐93 7. Terry Kryczka 43 1489 153 .897 1974‐80 10. Mike Ruark 82 1994‐95 3. Barry Bracko 118 1986‐90 8. Scott Rideout 77 2217 244 .890 1992‐02 4. Greg Suchan 109 1992‐95 9. Dave Margach 35 1070 129 .889 1967‐72 Goals‐Against Average 5. Ken Vinge 108 1984‐88 10. Tyler Nilsson 42 1077 120 .889 1998‐03 Minimum 10 GP, 300 min 6. Todd Johnson 107 1994‐98 Player GP MIN GA GAA Season 7. Jamie Pegg 105 1992‐96 1. Dustin Butler 21 1187 21 2.12 2010‐11 8. Terry Jones 102 1985‐89 2. Mark Dawkins 18 1053 41 2.34 1996‐97 9. Brent Meckling 92 1985‐88 3. Don Choukalos 14 810 34 2.52 2003‐04 10. Rob Wright 92 1969‐72 4. Dustin Butler 25 1450 63 2.61 2009‐10

20. Reid Jorgensen 75 2007‐11 Save Percentage 36. Torrie Wheat 54 2006‐11 Minimum 10 GP, 300 min Player GP SHA GA SV% Season 1. Dustin Butler 21 570 42 .926 2010‐11 2. Mark Dawkins 18 553 41 .926 1996‐97 3. Don Choukalos 14 405 34 .916 2003‐04 4. Aaron Baker 15 467 41 .912 2002‐03 GODINOS.COM 16 Dinos MEN’S HOCKEY 2011 CIS University Cup • Fredericton, N.B.

GODINOS.COM 17 Dinos MEN’S HOCKEY 2011 CIS University Cup • Fredericton, N.B. PLAYER PROFILES BRETT BARTMAN #22 Position Defence Height 6’2” Weight 205 DOB Oct. 20, 1989 Hometown Medicine Hat, Alta. Faculty Arts Last Team Spokane (WHL) Year 1

2010‐11: Appeared in 21 games in his rookie campaign with the Dinos … registered a lone assist on the year, setting up Reid Jorgensen on the penalty kill in a 5‐3 loss to UBC …

Before UC: Played all 72 regular season games with the Spokane Chiefs in 2008‐09 … helped his team claim the Ed Chynoweth Cup as well as the Memorial Cup later that spring … once again proved his durability in not missing a single game on the blue line the following year … tallied 34 points in his three‐year junior career, all with Spokane …

Personal: Parents Terry and Erika … full name Brett Edward Bartman … 2007 graduate of Medicine Hat’s Crescent Heights High School … recipient of an AMHL scholarship in 2007… would like to play professional hockey as well as be a firefighter… played soccer, golf, lacrosse and softball … has worked with Dr. Saul Miller, who specializes in the mental side of hockey…

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2010‐11 21 0 1 1 ‐3 22 5 0 0 0 ‐4 0 TOTAL 21 0 1 1 ‐3 22 5 0 0 0 ‐4 0

DUSTIN BUTLER #31 Position Goaltender Height 6’2” Weight 182 DOB Dec. 30, 1987 Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Arts (Geography) Last Team Prince Albert (WHL) Year 3

2010‐11: Posted the best single‐season statistical output in Dinos team history … with a 2.12 GAA over 21 games, passed Mark Dawkins’ previous season low of 2.34 over just 18 games, while his .926 stoppage rate drew even with Dawkins (1996‐97) … along with his teammate Kris Lazaruk, earned the Canada West Adam Kryczka Memorial Trophy for the lowest team GAA in the league … named a first‐team Canada West All‐Star and CW nominee for CIS goalie of the year …

2009‐10: Moved into the primary role between the pipes for Calgary going 12‐9 on the season … ranked fourth in the conference with a 2.61 GAA and added a .905 save percentage …

2008‐09: Named to the Canada West All‐Rookie Team after splitting team with Jeff Weber in net for the Dinos … played in 14 games, amassing a 3.16 GAA and a .893 save percentage, and a 3‐9 record …

Before UC: Five‐year veteran of the WHL, playing for the Portland Winter Hawks, the Kamloops Blazers, and the Prince Albert Raiders … posted a total career record of 87 wins, 81 losses and 11 ties … enjoyed his best year with the Blazers in 2006‐07 with a 2.81 GAA, a .879 save percentage, and a 33‐19‐ 2 record … Member of the U17 World Championships in 2003‐04 … Prince Albert (WHL) MVP in 2007‐08, ‘Unsung Hero’ award in 2006‐07 …

Personal: Parents Peter and Sherry … full name Dustin John Butler … graduate of Highwood High School in High River, Alta. … took classes at Thompson Rivers University in 2006‐07 while playing for the Kamloops Blazers … hopes to play professional hockey … enjoys playing guitar and hanging out with friends …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP GA MIN SV GAA SV% W L SOL GP GA MIN SV GAA SV% W L 2008‐09 14 38 722 318 3.16 .893 3 9 0 0 0 0 0 ‐‐ ‐‐ 0 0 2009‐10 25 63 1450 600 2.61 .905 12 11 0 1 4 58 25 4.11 .862 0 1 2010‐11 21 42 1187 528 2.12 .926 13 7 2 5 12 265 126 2.72 .913 2 2 TOTAL 60 143 3359 1446 2.55 .910 28 27 2 6 16 323 151 2.97 .904 2 3

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BLAKE CLEMENT #19 Position Forward Height 6’1” Weight 197 DOB Jan. 21, 1988 Hometown Grande Prairie, Alta. Faculty Open Studies Last Team Grande Prairie (AJHL) Year 2

2010‐11: Scored one goal for the Dinos against the Regina Cougars Nov. 27 … added three assists as well, including another helper in the post‐season in a 4‐2 win over Saskatchewan …

2009‐10: Scored one goal and added six assists over 22 games in his rookie campaign … scored first CIS goal against the Alberta Golden Bears on Nov. 21, 2009 in a 6‐4 loss …

Before UC: Won the AJHL Enerflex Cup in 2008‐2009 with the Grande Prairie Storm alongside Dinos teammate Mark Stojan … posted 68 goals and 72 assists in his career with Grande Prairie … was named the Storm’s Rookie of the Year in 2005‐20 … played baseball, basketball and volleyball growing up …

Personal: Parents Peter and Charlene … full name Blake Gabriel Clement … graduate of St. Joseph’s Catholic High School in 2005 … took classes at Grande Prairie Regional College during his time with the storm … hopes to get a degree and win a national championship …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2009‐10 22 1 6 7 ‐1 4 2 0 0 0 ‐2 0 2010‐11 26 1 3 4 ‐4 30 5 0 1 1 ‐6 8 TOTAL 48 2 9 11 ‐5 34 7 0 1 1 ‐8 8

KODIE CURRAN #44 Position Defence Height 6’2” Weight 200 DOB Dec. 15, 1989 Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Open Studies Last Team Spruce Grove (AJHL) Year 1

2010‐11: Posted a goal and nine assists in just 14 games played … scored his first CIS goal in early January against UBC, helping Calgary to a 7‐2 victory … had a trio of assists against Alberta just a week later …scored two goals in the postseason …

Before UC: Played four years of junior hockey with the Calgary Canucks (2006‐2009) and the Spruce Grove Saints (2009‐10) … notched 87 points in his three years with the Canucks, but had his best individual season in Spruce Grove, where he collected 48 points over 47 games… a three‐time Top Defenceman (Canucks 2007‐08, 2008‐09, Saints 2009‐10) …

Personal: Parents Jerome and Deborah … full name Kodie James Curran … 2007 graduate of Calgary’s Bishop O’Byrne High School … aspires to play professional hockey … enjoys golf and tennis … worked with his father for two years … enjoys music, movies, and poker …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2010‐11 14 1 9 10 ‐1 23 5 2 0 2 ‐3 0 TOTAL 14 1 9 10 ‐1 23 5 2 0 2 ‐3 0

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BREYDEN DECOCK #37 Position Forward Height 5’8” Weight 178 DOB March 1, 1990 Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Kinesiology Last Team Drumheller (AJHL) Year 1

2010‐11: Appeared in seven games for Calgary, all in the fall semester … registered one goal, the first of his CIS career, in a 6‐5 loss to Regina Nov. 27 …

Before UC: Played two years of junior hockey, one with the Quesnel Millionaires of the BCHL and one with the Drumheller Dragons of the AJHL … contributed 14 points for the Millionaires, as well as 16 points for the Dragons in only 24 games … played in 2005 Alberta Cup with the Calgary NorthStars… won the RBC Scholarship Award in the AJHL…

Personal: Parents William and Tammy … 2008 graduate of Calgary’s William Aberhart High School … studying in the Faculty of Kinesiology … took classes at the University of Northern British Columbia while playing for Quesnel … aspires for a career in the field of Kinesiology/sports … enjoys spending time at lakes, playing video games and working with computers… bilingual in French and English… played rugby, soccer, lacrosse …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2010‐11 7 1 0 1 ‐2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 7 1 0 1 ‐2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

NATHAN DEOBALD #35 Position Goaltender Height 5’9” Weight 175 DOB July 1, 1983 Hometown North Battleford, Sask. Faculty Arts (Drama) Last Team Mount Royal Univ. (ACAC) Year 4

2010‐11: Played in just two games early in the season against Alberta, allowing five goals …

2009‐10: Played one game – Game 2 of the conference semi‐final series at Alberta … gave up only two goals with 26 saves in a narrow 3‐1 playoff eliminating loss … called up as an emergency back‐up by the NHL’s Edmonton Oilers March 23, 2010 behind Jeff Deslauriers … did not see any game action at Rexall Place …

2008‐09: Did not see action

2007‐08: Played three games, posting a 2.39 GAA and stopping 92% of his shots en route to a 1‐1 record …

Before UC: Played for the Kindersley Klippers (Junior A), where he enjoyed his best season, posting a 3.11 GAA and a 25‐12‐3 record … played for SAIT (ACAC), Weyburn (SJHL), and Moose Jaw (WHL) as well … placed second in the Royal Bank Cup championships …

Personal: Parents Bob and Deanna … full name Nathan Luke Deobald … 2001 graduate of Vanier Collegiate … enjoys music and the arts, majoring in drama in the University of Calgary’s Faculty of Arts … hopes to attend med school or achieve a master’s in psychology … appears in the Coors Light “Silver Bullet Express” commercial …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP GA MIN SV GAA SV% W L SOL GP GA MIN SV GAA SV% W L 2009‐10 0 0 0 0 ‐‐ ‐‐ 0 0 0 1 2 59 26 2.03 .929 0 1 2010‐11 2 5 47 16 6.44 .762 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 ‐‐ ‐‐ 0 0 TOTAL 2 5 47 16 6.44 .762 0 1 0 1 2 59 26 2.03 .929 0 1

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JEVON DESAUTELS #23 Position Forward Height 6’3” Weight 215 DOB March 15, 1984 Hometown Alida, Sask. Faculty Schulich School of Engineering Last Team Spokane (WHL) Year 5

2010‐11: Provided leadership to a young squad from the fourth line, notching three assists in 27 games as a ‘sixth‐year’ player … scored two goals on the year, both in the conference semi‐final series against Saskatchewan … kicked off a 90‐second, three‐goal scoring spree for his team on the Friday before notching the series winner on … became the school’s all‐time leader in penalty minutes with 327 over his career …

2009‐10: Sat out due to season‐ending leg injury …

2008‐09: Played in 26 games, notching three goals and eight assist … posted three two‐assist games …

2007‐08: Played in every conference game … posted a career high four goals and seven assists …

2006‐07: Scored two goals and added two assists, playing 26 games …

2005‐06: In 25 games, the rookie forward scored two goals …

Before UC: Drafted in the fourth round, 109th overall by the Washington Capitals in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft … played five years in the WHL, all with the Spokane Chiefs, where he posted 38 goals and 56 assists …

Personal: Parents Norm and Dorothy … full name Jevon Luke Desautels … 2002 graduate of Oxbow Prairie Heights School in Oxbow, Sask. … studying mechanical engineering in the University of Calgary’s Schulich School of Engineering … wife Jill expecting their first child in summer 2011 …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2005‐06 25 2 0 2 N/A 60 5 0 0 0 N/A 2 2006‐07 26 2 2 4 N/A 92 5 0 0 0 N/A 40 2007‐08 28 4 7 11 N/A 81 4 2 1 3 N/A 28 2008‐09 26 3 8 11 +3 54 0 0 0 0 0 0 2010‐11 27 0 3 3 ‐3 40 5 2 0 2 +2 4 TOTAL 132 11 20 31 327 19 4 1 5 74

LUKE EGENER #4 Position Defence Height 6’1” Weight 186 DOB Feb. 8, 1988 Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Kinesiology Last Team Red Deer (WHL) Year 2

2010‐11: Notched three goals and three assists for the Dinos, playing in all 28 games … had a goal and an assist against Manitoba Feb. 4 in a 6‐2 victory …

2009‐10: Played 26 games for the Dinos in his rookie season, registering a goal and an assist … scored the first goal of his CIS career against the Lethbridge Pronghorns on Jan. 15, 2010, in a 4‐3 overtime loss …

Before UC: Scored 11 goals and 25 assists from his blue‐line position in just over three seasons with the WHL’s Red Deer Rebels … won the Humanitarian award with the Rebels, where he played for current Calgary Flames head coach Brent Sutter … played with the Vancouver Giants of the WHL from 2004‐05 … played in the Alberta Cup …

Personal: Parents Hugh and Susan … full name Luke William Egener … graduate of Calgary’s Sir Winston Churchill High School in 2006 … brother Mike was a four‐year star with the WHL’s Calgary Hitmen and has bounced around the minor pro leagues, currently playing with Florida of the ECHL … hopes to keep playing hockey and run his own physiotherapy clinic in the future … enjoys health and wellness, reading and watching movies … outdoor enthusiast, enjoys fishing … has travelled to Europe … involved with the RCMP drug program as a youth mentor …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2009‐10 26 1 4 5 ‐7 12 2 0 0 0 ‐1 2 2010‐11 28 3 3 6 ‐2 24 5 0 0 0 ‐2 4 TOTAL 54 4 7 11 ‐9 36 7 0 0 0 ‐3 6

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JOEL EISENKIRCH #10 Position Defence Height 6’2” Weight 205 DOB Aug. 7, 1986 Hometown Regina, Sask. Faculty Open Studies Last Team Mount Royal Univ. (ACAC) Year 4

2010‐11: Notched a career high in points as a Dino, earning a goal and eight assists over 28 games … was an impressive +15 on the year, second to only defensive partner Cory Pritz on his team … scored the lone Calgary goal of the Canada West final series at Alberta …

2009‐10: One of the veteran presences on a young blue‐line, chipping in two goals and six assists to aid his team … had a multi‐point game against his hometown Regina Cougars Oct. 30, 2009 with two assists …

2008‐09: Had four helpers in 19 games played over his first season as a Dino after transferring from Calgary’s Mount Royal College …

Before UC: Enjoyed his best season with the Penticton Vees of the BCHL in 2006‐07, accumulating six goals and 18 assists over 37 games … has played all over Western Canada, playing in the WHL (Kamloops, Saskatoon, Red Deer), the BCHL (Penticton), the SJHL (Notre Dame, Humboldt) and the ACAC … posted 12 points in 12 games with Mount Royal in 2007‐08 … plays golf and tennis …

Personal: Parents Blair and Karen … full name Joel Blair Eisenkirch … 2004 graduate of Dr. Martin Leboldus High School in Regina … hopes to become a successful businessman … enjoys playing guitar …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2008‐09 19 0 4 4 ‐5 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 2009‐10 23 2 6 8 ‐9 36 2 0 0 0 ‐2 2 2010‐11 28 1 8 9 +15 24 5 1 0 1 +3 4 TOTAL 70 3 18 24 +1 110 7 1 0 1 +1 6

SPENCER FRAIPONT #29 Position Defence Height 6’3” Weight 200 DOB April 9, 1988 Hometown Kelowna, B.C. Faculty Open Studies Last Team Cowichan Valley (BCHL) Year 1

2010‐11: Played in just one game, against the Alberta Golden Bears on Oct. 2 … did not register a point …

Before UC: Recorded just over two seasons of ice time with both the Regina Pats and the Kamloops Blazers of the WHL before joining the Cowichan Valley Capitals in the BCHL for 2008‐09 … in 60 games with the Capitals, posted four goals and 25 assists… won the Capitals’ Best Defenceman award in 2008‐09 …

Personal: Parents Greg and Deb … full name Spencer Gregory Fraipont … 2006 graduate of Okanagan Mission Secondary in hometown of Kelowna … enjoys music, movies and travelling… wants to find an enjoyable and successful career …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2010‐11 1 0 0 0 ‐2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 1 0 0 0 ‐2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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ERIC FRERE #6 Position Defence Height 6’1” Weight 195 DOB Nov. 15, 1988 Hometown Trochu, Alta. Faculty Arts (Multidisciplinary) Last Team Kootenay (WHL) Year 2

2010‐11: Had four assists on the year for Calgary from the blue line … earned two of those against the Regina Cougars in November …

2009‐10: In his first year with the Dinos, played in all 28 games for Calgary … contributed a goal and two assists in the process … scored his first CIS goal on Oct. 15, 2010, against the Lethbridge Pronghorns …

Before UC: Played five years in the WHL with four different teams in three different provinces (Red Deer, Moose Jaw, Calgary, and Kootenay) … accumulated six goals and 35 assists over 281 total regular season games in the WHL … was the scholastic player of the year for Red Deer in 2004‐05 … won a bronze medal at the Midget AAA national tournament in 2004 …won a silver medal at the U‐17 World Hockey Challenge …

Personal: Parents John and Dorian … full name Eric Andrew Frere … 2007 graduate of Hunting Hills High School in Red Deer, Alta … enjoys playing golf and slow‐pitch… father played volleyball for Olds College … hopes to run a business and have a fulfilling career … takes pride in his work ethic and physical shape …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2009‐10 28 1 2 3 0 24 2 0 0 0 ‐2 0 2010‐11 26 0 4 4 0 30 5 0 0 0 ‐2 4 TOTAL 54 1 6 7 0 54 7 0 0 0 ‐4 4

RYAN GILLEN #5 Position Forward Height 6’6” Weight 235 DOB May 1, 1987 Hometown Golden, B.C. Faculty Arts (Economics) Last Team Calgary (WHL) Year 3

2010‐11: Had two assists over 21 games for the Dinos … provided a physical presence in front of the net as a fourth‐line forward …

2009‐10: Notched one goal in 19 games, playing mostly on the third and fourth lines … goal against the Alberta Golden Bears Jan. 9, 2010 was the first of his career, in a 4‐3 OT loss …

2008‐09: Played in 27 games on the blue line for Calgary in his rookie year … recorded four assists …

Before UC: Played for Prince George, Tri‐City and Calgary during a four‐year WHL career, playing in 213 regular season games and 25 postseason contests … had three goals and 16 assists over that time …

Personal: Parents John and Maureen … full name Ryan Daniel Gillen … 2005 graduate of Golden Secondary School in his hometown of Golden, B.C. … took classes at Mount Royal College in 2007 while playing for the Calgary Hitmen …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2008‐09 27 0 4 4 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 2009‐10 19 1 0 1 ‐4 4 2 0 0 0 0 2 2010‐11 21 0 2 2 +1 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 67 1 6 7 ‐3 38 2 0 0 0 0 2

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COLTON GRANT #12 Position Forward Height 5’10” Weight 190 DOB March 20, 1989 Hometown Standard, Alta. Faculty Open Studies Last Team Chilliwack (WHL) Year 1

2010‐11: Played in all 28 games as a first‐year Dino, accounting for five goals and six assists … scored his first CIS goal against Lethbridge on Oct. 15 in a 5‐4 victory … had a multi‐point game against Manitoba …

Before UC: A member of the 2006‐07 WHL Champion Medicine Hat Tigers … a Chilliwack Bruin in 2009‐10, hoisted the WHL’s Ed Chynoweth Cup with current Dinos Jerrid Sauer and Tyler Swystun in Medicine Hat 2007 … narrowly missed out on the coveted Memorial Cup in the championship final … had his best season in 2007‐ 08 with the Tigers, racking up 12 goals and 16 assists … notched 20 points with the Bruins in 2009‐10 …

Personal: Parents Greg and Barb … full name Colton Allan Grant … 2007 graduate Medicine Hat High School … enjoys country music and hanging out with friends… played baseball in his youth …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2010‐11 28 5 6 11 +2 12 5 1 0 1 ‐1 2 TOTAL 28 5 6 11 +2 12 5 1 0 1 ‐1 2

MATT ISBISTER #9 Position Forward Height 6’1” Weight 205 DOB March 25, 1986 Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Arts (Political Science) Last Team UBC (Canada West) Year 5

2010‐11: Strong when he was available to play, earning three goals and two assists over 16 games, including a two‐goal performance against Alberta in October … added an assist in the postseason against Saskatchewan … injuries kept him out of the line‐up for nearly half the season …

2009‐10: Saw limited action in his first year as a Dino after transferring from UBC in Vancouver … registered three goals and three assists over only 13 games … all three goals came over two games against the Alberta Golden Bears …

Before UC: Enjoyed his best year with the Moose Jaw Warriors of the WHL in 2006‐07, where he played in 64 games and posted 14 goals and 16 assists … played one season for the UBC Thunderbirds, where he had six points in 12 games … spent two years with Clarkson University in Potsdam, N.Y. where he had two goals and two assists over 29 games … spent part of one season with the Calgary Royals in 2003‐ 04, where he had 23 points over 51 games … played basketball and volleyball in high school …

Personal: Parents Gerald and Arlene … 2004 graduate of Calgary’s Bishop O’Byrne High School … brother Brad played for six different NHL teams over a 12‐year professional career and is now an assistant coach with the Dinos … would like to work in the economics field, specifically in New York City … enjoys travelling and working with kids … is a part of the “Big Brothers” volunteer program) …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2009‐10 13 3 3 6 +3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2010‐11 16 3 2 5 0 10 5 0 1 1 +1 4 TOTAL 29 6 5 11 +3 10 7 0 1 1 +1 4

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REID JORGENSEN #43 Position Forward Height 5’11” Weight 195 DOB Jan. 31, 1986 Hometown Vancouver, B.C. Faculty Arts (History) Last Team Kamloops (WHL) Year 4

2010‐11: Followed up a strong 09‐10 year with an even better one in 2010‐11, posting 17 goals and 16 assists, playing in all 28 games … had a hat trick against Saskatchewan in early November and seven other multi‐point games … notched three assists in a semi‐final series win over Saskatchewan and added another against Alberta in the CW final … named the Canada West Athlete of the Week in October as well as the Husky‐WHL Grad of the Month for February … ranked third in the conference in scoring and tied for the lead in goals with 17 … named a first team Canada West all‐star … named team captain …

2009‐10: Piled up seven goals and 23 assists, good for seventh in Canada West … recognized for his efforts by the conference in being named both a second team all‐star as well as the recipient of the UBC Hockey Alumni Trophy for sportsmanship and ability … Ran a streak of 12 straight games with a point and had eight multi‐point games … also managed a goal in the first game of the Canada West semi‐final series against Alberta …

2008‐09: Scored five goals to go along with 14 assists in 26 games played … had a trio of three‐point games during the season with a goal and two assists in each …

2007‐08: Named to the Canada West All‐Rookie Team after a spectacular first year, scoring more than a point per game … scored seven goals and 22 assists in 23 games in the regular season, adding three goals and two assists in the postseason …

Before UC: Played five years in the WHL, all with the Kamloops Blazers, where he was credited with 99 goals and 76 assists … had five goals and eight assists in 21 postseason games with the Blazers over his career … was a WHL second team all‐star in 2006‐07… won the Top‐Athlete award in high school …

Personal: Parents Terry and Mari … full name Reid Cameron Jorgensen … 2003 graduate of St. Thomas More High School in Burnaby, B.C. … took classes at Thompson Rivers University while playing for the Blazers … has traveled to different countries around the world … hopes to become a general manager of a hockey team …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2007‐08 23 7 22 29 N/A 2 4 3 2 5 N/A 4 2008‐09 26 5 14 19 +13 34 0 0 0 0 0 0 2009‐10 28 7 23 30 +6 16 2 1 0 1 ‐2 4 2010‐11 28 17 16 33 +13 32 5 0 4 4 ‐2 4 TOTAL 105 36 75 111 84 11 4 6 10 12

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KRIS LAZARUK #1 Position Goaltender Height 6’1” Weight 185 DOB June 6, 1988 Hometown Edmonton, Alta. Faculty Open Studies Last Team Kelowna (WHL) Year 1

2010‐11: Posted a terrific 2.29 GAA over nine games, and stopped 92% of the shots fired his way … was attributed with a 4‐3 record … along with Butler earned the Canada West Adam Kryczka Memorial Trophy for the lowest team GAA in the conference …

Before UC: Racked up an impressive 69‐44‐9 record in the WHL with the Kootenay Ice and the Kelowna Rockets, keeping his goals‐against average consistently below 3.00 … dazzled with the Ice, particularly in 2007‐08 when he posted an impressive 26‐17‐4 record with a 2.90 goals‐against average and .910 save percentage … carried the Cranbrook squad to the second round of the WHL playoffs… was named Playoff MVP for his team that year, as well as Rookie of the Year in 2005‐06 … played 15 games with the Omaha Lancers (USHL) as well in 2008‐09, where he posted a 7‐6 record and a 2.94 GAA … played for Team Canada the 2006 IIHF U18 World Championships …

Personal: Parents Ernie and Sandra … full name Kris Robert Lazaruk … 2006 graduate of St. Francis Xavier High School in Edmonton … uncle played for the Harvard Crimson men’s hockey team … has coached at various youth hockey camps throughout his Junior career … enjoys playing the guitar … would like to play hockey professionally … played volleyball, soccer and golf…

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP GA MIN SV GAA SV% W L SOL GP GA MIN SV GAA SV% W L 2010‐11 9 18 472 206 2.29 .920 4 3 1 2 4 34 21 7.02 .840 0 1 TOTAL 9 18 472 206 2.29 .920 4 3 1 2 4 34 21 7.02 .840 0 1

TEEGAN MOORE #25 Position Forward Height 5’11” Weight 200 DOB Jan. 3, 1986 Hometown Thompson, Man. Faculty Open Studies Last Team Brandon (WHL) Year 4

2010‐11: Appeared in only 19 games, posting four goals and five assists … added two more helpers in the playoffs … had a multi‐assist game in the third game of the year against Lethbridge …

2009‐10: Scored 21 points, good for third on the Calgary points list … had his best game in the last match of the regular season against UBC, accounting for two goals and an assist in a 3‐2 victory … had five multi‐point games for the Dinos … registered Calgary’s lone goal in their season‐ending loss to Alberta in game 2 of the Canada West semi‐final …

2008‐09: Scored six goals and added five assists as a participant in all 28 games for Calgary … had two multi‐ point games on the year …

2007‐08: Scored seven points on three goals and four assists over 26 games … added one of each in the postseason as well …

Before UC: Played 5 years in the WHL for the Brandon Wheat Kings and the Portland Winter Hawks … scored 40 goals and 51 assists with Brandon over four and a half years and 10 total points with the Winter Hawks, where he played in 31 games … was named to Team Manitoba, where he represented his province at the Canada Games …

Personal: Parents Donovan and Bobby … 2004 graduate of R.D. Parker Collegiate in hometown of Thompson, Man. … enjoys different types of music … hopes to eventually own his own business …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2007‐08 26 3 4 7 N/A 36 4 1 1 2 N/A 2 2008‐09 28 6 5 11 ‐11 51 0 0 0 0 0 0 2009‐10 27 9 12 21 ‐4 62 2 1 0 1 ‐4 0 2010‐11 19 4 5 9 0 18 5 0 2 2 ‐1 2 TOTAL 100 22 26 48 167 11 2 3 5 4

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BROCK NIXON #39 Position Forward Height 6’0” Weight 180 DOB Feb. 4, 1987 Hometown Russell, Man. Faculty Kinesiology/Education Last Team Calgary (WHL) Year 3

2010‐11: Ranked second on the team behind Jorgensen in scoring with 23 points on nine goals and 14 assists … particularly good in the latter stages of the season, potting three assists against Manitoba in early February, which preceded a couple of double‐goal games later in the month … had one of his best outings of the year in Game 3 of the Saskatchewan series in the playoffs, with his two assists only vaguely describing his overall impact on the game … finished with four assists in all over the series …

2009‐10: Followed up an excellent rookie campaign with a solid sophomore season, scoring 19 points on nine goals and ten assists in 28 games of action… had three two‐goal games in the first half of the season…

2008‐09: Played in every regular season game in his rookie year, scoring 13 times to complement 12 helpers in an excellent first season in the red and white … was a Canada West All‐Freshman Team selection …

Before UC: Another five‐year WHL player, playing the majority of his career with the Kamloops Blazers, but finishing 2007‐08 with the Calgary Hitmen … had 81 goals and 100 assists with the Blazers … fit in seamlessly with the Hitmen, where he had 17 goals and 15 assists over 29 games before posting a dazzling nine goals and nine assists in 16 postseason games …

Personal: Parents Gord and Joan … full name Brock Gordon Nixon … 2005 graduate of Major Pratt School in hometown of Russell, Man. … studying in the Faculty of Kinesiology with the goal of becoming a high school physical education teacher …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2008‐09 28 13 12 25 +1 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 2009‐10 28 10 9 19 +3 26 2 0 0 0 ‐3 0 2010‐11 28 9 14 23 +11 24 5 0 4 4 ‐2 8 TOTAL 84 32 35 67 +15 62 7 0 4 4 ‐5 8

CORY PRITZ #27 Position Defence Height 5’10” Weight 180 DOB March 6, 1988 Hometown Red Deer, Alta. Faculty Open Studies Last Team Westside (BCHL) Year 2

2010‐11: Led the conference in scoring by a defenceman with 18 points, five goals and 13 assists … led the Dinos with a +16 rating … in only his second year, Pritz took home a First‐Team Canada West All‐Star award …

2009‐10: Arguably the best rookie for the Dinos in 2009‐10, leading all Dinos first‐year players with 12 points on 5 goals and seven assists in 24 games played … displayed a knack for scoring, especially in the second half of the season, where he scored eight points over six consecutive games … had a goal and an assist in the Dinos’ 5‐2 playoff opening loss to Alberta …

Before UC: Played for Dinos head coach Mark Howell while with the Westside Warriors of the BCHL, where he had 22 goals and 66 assists in 108 GP over two years … won team MVP and Defencemen of the Year award with the Warriors … had 15 points with Drayton Valley of the AJHL in 2005‐06 … also played golf and baseball …

Personal: Parents Robert and Sharon … full name Cory Nickolas Pritz … graduate of Red Deer’s Hunting Hills High School … took classes at Kelowna’s Okanagan College while playing for the Westside Warriors … would like to own a business and to continue to play hockey professionally … enjoys watching television and playing video games …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2009‐10 24 5 7 12 ‐4 6 2 1 1 2 ‐3 0 2010‐11 26 5 13 18 +16 16 5 0 2 2 +1 2 TOTAL 50 10 20 30 +12 22 7 1 3 4 ‐2 2

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AARON RICHARDS #16 Position Forward Height 6’1” Weight 195 DOB Aug. 29, 1984 Hometown Saskatoon, Sask. Faculty Schulich School of Engineering Last Team Kamloops (WHL) Year 5

2010‐11: Missed the first half of the season due to a serious health issue … came back to the team in the winter semester, finishing the season with seven goals and five assists in 13 games … had a flair for the dramatic, scoring the game‐winning goal to defeat Alberta at Clare Drake Arena for the first time since 2006 … also scored the game winner against Saskatchewan in Game 1 of the Canada West semi‐finals… had two goals in the postseason and a three‐point night against Lethbridge on Feb. 25 …

2009‐10: In 26 games, notched nine goals and nine assists … had three two‐point outings in the span of four games … had one assist in the 2010 postseason …

2008‐09: Had eight assists to go along with his lone goal in only 16 games played … Helped with a double‐ assist effort in three games …

2007‐08: Recorded 27 points in 26 games played on 11 goals and 16 assists …

2006‐07: Scored 13 goals and 7 assists in 28 regular season games …

2005‐06: Played in four non‐conference games, scoring once and adding an assist before an injury sidelined him for the rest of the season …

Before UC: Played in the WHL for 4 total seasons, where he enjoyed strong success … with the Swift Current Broncos from 2001‐2003, posted 42 goals and 57 assists, … spent his last year and a half in Moose Jaw and Kamloops, where he notched 24 goals and 39 assists … was recruited by numerous Canada West schools …

Personal: Parents Don and Sheila … full name Aaron Ronald Richards … 2001 graduate of Saskatoon’s Bishop James Mahoney High School … took post‐ secondary courses at the University of Saskatchewan while playing in the WHL …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2006‐07 28 13 7 20 N/A 45 5 0 0 0 N/A 12 2007‐08 26 11 16 27 N/A 32 4 2 3 5 N/A 6 2008‐09 16 1 8 9 +5 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 2009‐10 26 9 9 18 ‐8 46 2 0 1 1 ‐2 2 2010‐11 13 7 5 12 +6 23 5 2 0 2 +2 16 TOTAL 109 41 45 96 170 16 4 4 8 21

TAYLOR ROVATTI #21 Position Forward Height 6’0” Weight 180 DOB April 1, 1989 Hometown Fort St. John, B.C. Faculty Open Studies Last Team Grande Prairie (AJHL) Year 1

2010‐11: Appeared in 19 games … accounted for two points on a goal and an assist … scored his first CIS goal against Regina on Nov. 26 in a 3‐0 Dinos victory …

Before UC: Had a four year junior career with the Quesnel Millionaires (2006‐2009) and the Grande Prairie Storm (2009‐10) … scored 103 points over his four years in Junior ‘A’ … scored four postseason goals for the Storm in 2010, before eventually falling in the second round of the Enerflex Cup tournament … top scorer and MVP of the Millionaires in 2008‐09 …

Personal: Parents Ben and Diane … full name Taylor Benjamin Rovatti … 2007 graduate of North Peace Secondary in hometown of Fort St. John … would like to find a career in finance or economics … enjoys fishing, reading and working with computers … plays soccer and golf …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2010‐11 19 1 1 2 ‐9 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 19 1 1 2 ‐9 31 0 0 0 0 0 0

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JERRID SAUER #11 Position Forward Height 5’10” Weight 210 DOB Sept. 12, 1987 Hometown Medicine Hat, Alta. Faculty Kinesiology Last Team Medicine Hat (WHL) Year 3

2010‐11: Saw time mostly at forward for the Dinos over the season, but had no problem standing on the blue‐ line, especially on the power‐play … lit the lamp six times and helped on nine other goals for a total of 15 points … had two goals in the postseason as well, both against Saskatchewan …

2009‐10: Scored three goals and 13 assists over 26 games for the Dinos … had three multi‐point games in the season …

2008‐09: Scored two goals to go along with four assists … scored his first CIS point against the Saskatchewan Huskies on Halloween, which was a goal in the first period …

Before UC: Played 5 years in the WHL for the Swift Current Broncos and the Medicine Hat Tigers … had 12 goals and 10 assists with Swift Current, followed by 26 goals and 32 assists with the Tigers … top defensemen, leadership award and community service award with Medicine Hat (WHL) in 2007‐08 … went to the Memorial Cup finals in 2006‐07, where he helped Medicine Hat with four goals and four assists …

Personal: Parents Brent and Natalie … full name Jerrid Kenneth Sauer … 2005 graduate of Medicine Hat High School … hopes to play professionally or become a personal trainer … enjoys music, working out and hanging out with friends …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2008‐09 28 2 4 6 +3 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 2009‐10 26 3 13 16 ‐9 18 2 0 0 0 ‐4 0 2010‐11 28 6 9 15 +4 4 5 2 0 2 ‐2 2 TOTAL 81 11 26 37 ‐2 28 7 2 0 2 ‐6 2

MATT SCRIVENS #8 Position Forward Height 5’10” Weight 193 DOB March 21, 1984 Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Arts (Economics) Last Team Acadia Univ. (AUS) Year 3

2010‐11: Provided grit on the fourth line for Calgary … one of the older players on the squad, he appeared in 15 games, but did not register a point on the year …

Before UC: Previously an Acadia Axeman from 2007‐09 … redshirted with the Dinos in 2005‐06 … a former standout of the Calgary Canucks of the AJHL … in three years with the Canucks from 2002‐05, recorded 138 points in 178 games for longtime coach Don Phelps … led the team in scoring in 2003‐04 …

Personal: Parents Darrell and Margaret … full name Matthew Sean Scrivens … 2002 graduate of Calgary’s West Island College … Junior A MVP … two‐time CIS Academic All‐Canadian at Acadia … would like to get involved at the international level with developmental economics …enjoys rugby, squash, and mountaineering … worked with homeless people in Calgary, even spending several days on the street to experience life from the homeless perspective … has travelled to Europe, Egypt, Southern Asia and Mexico …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2010‐11 15 0 0 0 ‐1 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 15 0 0 0 ‐1 12 0 0 0 0 0 0

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MARK STOJAN #14 Position Defence Height 6’2” Weight 202 DOB May 25, 1988 Hometown Grande Prairie, Alta. Faculty Open Studies Last Team Grande Prairie (AJHL) Year 2

2010‐11: In 11 games had a lone assist, which came against Saskatchewan in November … last played Jan. 28

2009‐10: Did not register a point in 18 games of action as a defenceman with the Dinos … recorded five shots on goal…

Before UC: Won the AJHL Enerflex Cup in 2008‐09 with the Grande Prairie Storm alongside Dinos teammate Blake Clement … had 14 goals and 30 assists in his career with Grande Prairie … was named the Storm’s “Unsung Hero” in 2008‐09 …

Personal: Parents John and Suzanne … full name Mark Craig Stojan … 2006 graduate of St. Joseph’s High School … attended classes at Grande Prairie Regional College while playing for the Storm … father John played football for the Edmonton Huskies of the Canadian Junior Football League … plans on owning his own business … likes fishing and being outdoors … has five siblings …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2009‐10 18 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 2010‐11 11 0 1 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 29 0 1 1 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 0

TYLER SWYSTUN #7 Position Forward Height 5’11” Weight 180 DOB Jan. 15, 1988 Hometown Cochrane, Alta. Faculty Science (Natural Sciences) Last Team Portland (WHL) Year 3

2010‐11: Accounted for three goals and five assists … set‐up Desautels for his dramatic series‐winning goal against Saskatchewan in the post‐season … had a two‐point game against Lethbridge to start the winter semester …

2009‐10: Notched three assists in his rookie campaign, playing in 27 games total … had a multi‐point game against Lethbridge on Oct. 17 …

Before UC: Lost in the Memorial Cup final to the Vancouver Giants in 2007 while with the Medicine Hat Tigers, with whom he had 12 goals and 24 assists … played in the World U‐17 Hockey Challenge with Team Pacific in 2005 … won both the Doyle Cup and the Enerflex Cup with the Camrose Kodiaks, contributing 32 points … played with NHL players Jack Johnson and Andrew Cogliano at the University of Michigan in a one‐year stint with the storied Wolverines, scoring four points in 32 games … travelled to Finland to play hockey at the age of 14 … played soccer, golf …

Personal: Parents Roy and Sherri … full name Tyler James Swystun … 2005 graduate of Calgary’s Central Memorial High School … attended the University of Michigan while playing NCAA Division I hockey … enjoys cars, mechanical work and playing the guitar … hopes to be a successful engineer and get into coaching in the future …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2009‐10 27 0 3 3 ‐8 14 2 0 0 0 ‐2 0 2010‐11 27 3 5 8 ‐3 34 5 0 2 2 +2 4 TOTAL 54 3 8 11 ‐11 48 7 0 2 2 0 4

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TORRIE WHEAT #15 Position Forward Height 6’2” Weight 180 DOB March 23, 1985 Hometown Nanaimo, B.C. Faculty Haskayne School of Business Last Team Everett (WHL) Year 5

2010‐11: Eclipsed the career 100 point mark Feb. 16 against Lethbridge with an assist on a Cory Pritz’s goal in a 5‐2 win … finished with 100 points in his regular season career, 29th all‐time on the Dinos scoring list … posted seven goals and 12 assists to rank third on the team with 19 points … had a couple of three‐point nights …

2009‐10: In 26 games, scored 13 goals and helped with 11 assists … ranked second on the team and 14th in the conference with 24 points… had two three‐point games, scoring a goal and notching two assists … had two assists in the first game of the Canada West semi‐final against Alberta …

2008‐09: Had 12 goals and 14 assists over 26 games for Calgary… was named CIS Athlete of the Week Oct. 1, 2008 after posting six goals in two games against the UBC Thunderbirds over the season‐opening weekend, including a natural hat‐trick in the third period of the Saturday game … added to his point total on Halloween, posting three assists against Sask. …

2007‐08: Had a terrific season, finishing with just over a point per game with 13 goals and 16 assists in 28 games …

2006‐07: Joined the Dinos in January after spending the first term with Arizona in the Central Hockey League … posted a goal and an assist in 7 games …

Before UC: Played for five years in the WHL with the Swift Current Broncos and the Everett Silvertips, where he had 65 goals and 96 assists … best season came in 2004‐05, where he had 25 goals and 32 assists over 71 games … played for the Arizona Sundogs (CHL), where he had 12 goals and four assists in just 17 games … was invited to both the Tampa Bay Lightning and New Jersey Devils training camps … left as the all‐time leading scorer in Everett Silvertips history … Silvertips’ captain in his final year … was Everett’s FIERCE Predator Award winner in 2005‐06 … Coach at Everett was former NHL head coach Kevin Constantine …

Personal: Parents John and Kristina … 2003 graduate of Cedar Secondary School in his hometown of Nanaimo, B.C. …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2006‐07 7 1 1 2 N/A 6 4 0 2 2 N/A 4 2007‐08 28 13 16 29 N/A 24 4 2 3 5 N/A 0 2008‐09 26 12 14 26 +8 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 2009‐10 26 13 11 24 +2 24 2 0 2 2 ‐2 0 2010‐11 24 7 12 19 +6 20 5 0 0 0 ‐1 4 TOTAL 111 46 54 100 98 15 2 7 9 8

WALKER WINTONEAK #24 Position Forward Height 6’3” Weight 210 DOB July 25, 1989 Hometown Thunder Bay, Ont. Faculty Open Studies Last Team Missouri (CHL) Year 1

2010‐11: Joined the team after Christmas, and immediately made his presence felt … registered seven points in his first three games … finished with five goals and 11 assists in 14 games … his 16 points were good for fifth on the team and seventh among Canada West rookies in just half of a season … scored his first CIS goal in a 7‐2 victory over UBC Jan.14, where he had a total of four points … had two points in the postseason …

Before UC: After a stellar WHL career, got a sniff of professional hockey before settling in with the Dinos … part of the Boston Bruins training camp roster in August of 2010 before playing half a year with the Missouri Mavericks of the CHL … he posted 17 points through 20 games in Missouri … five years of WHL experience, all with the Saskatoon Blades … erupted for 133 points in his final two seasons from 2008‐10 … scored 12 points over 10 games, leading the Blades to the second round of the WHL playoffs in 2009‐10 ...

Personal: Parents Larry and Cathy … full name Walker Mathias Wintoneak … 2007 graduate of Hapnot Collegiate in Flin Flon, Man. … aspires to pursue both his education as well as his athletic career … mentors kids on the use and effects of drugs …

CAREER STATS Conference Playoffs Season GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM GP G A Pts +/‐ PIM 2010‐11 14 5 11 16 +9 6 5 1 1 2 0 2 TOTAL 14 5 11 16 +9 6 5 1 1 2 0 2

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2010‐11 UC DINOS MEN’S HOCKEY ROSTER # Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Shoots Faculty Hometown Last Team (league) 1 Kris Lazaruk G 6‐1 185 1 L Open Studies Edmonton, Alta. Kelowna (WHL) 4 Luke Egener D 6‐1 186 2 R Kinesiology Calgary, Alta. Red Deer (WHL) 5 Ryan Gillen F 6‐6 235 3 L Arts Golden, B.C. Calgary (WHL) 6 Eric Frere D 6‐1 195 2 L Arts Trochu, Alta. Kootenay (WHL) 7 Tyler Swystun F 5‐11 180 3 R Science Cochrane, Alta. Portland (WHL) 8 Matt Scrivens F 5‐10 193 3 R Arts Calgary, Alta. Acadia Univ. (AUS) 9 Matt Isbister F 6‐1 205 5 L Arts Calgary, Alta. UBC (CWUAA) 10 Joel Eisenkirch D 6‐2 205 4 L Open Studies Regina, Sask. Mount Royal Univ. (ACAC) 11 Jerrid Sauer F 5‐10 210 3 R Kinesiology Medicine Hat, Alta. Medicine Hat (WHL) 12 Colton Grant F 5‐10 190 1 R Open Studies Standard, Alta. Chilliwack (WHL) 14 Mark Stojan D 6‐2 202 2 R Open Studies Grande Prairie, Alta. Grande Prairie (AJHL) 15 Torrie Wheat F 6‐2 180 5 R Business Nanaimo, B.C. Everett (WHL) 16 Aaron Richards F 6‐1 195 5 L Engineering Saskatoon, Sask. Kamloops (WHL) 19 Blake Clement F 6‐1 197 2 R Open Studies Grande Prairie, Alta. Grande Prairie (AJHL) 21 Taylor Rovatti F 6‐0 180 1 R Open Studies Fort St. John, B.C. Grande Prairie (AJHL) 22 Brett Bartman D 6‐2 205 1 R Arts Medicine Hat, Alta. Spokane (WHL) 23 Jevon Desautels F 6‐3 215 5 L Engineering Alida, Sask. Spokane (WHL) 24 Walker Wintoneak F 6‐3 210 1 R Open Studies Thunder Bay, Ont. Missouri (CHL) 25 Teegan Moore F 5‐1 200 4 L Open Studies Thompson, Man. Brandon (WHL) 27 Cory Pritz D 5‐10 180 2 L Open Studies Red Deer, Alta. Westside (BCHL) 29 Spencer Fraipoint D 6‐3 200 1 R Open Studies Kelowna, B.C. Cowichan Valley (BCHL) 31 Dustin Butler G 6‐2 182 3 L Arts Calgary, Alta. Prince Albert (WHL) 35 Nathan Deobald G 5‐9 175 4 L Arts North Battleford, Sask. Mount Royal Univ. (ACAC) 37 Breyden DeCock F 5‐8 178 1 R Kinesiology Calgary, Alta. Drumheller (AJHL) 39 Brock Nixon F 6‐0 180 3 L Kinesiology Russell, Man. Calgary (WHL) 43 Reid Jorgensen F 5‐11 195 4 L Arts Vancouver, B.C. Kamloops (WHL) 44 Kodie Curran D 6‐2 200 1 R Open Studies Calgary, Alta. Spruce Grove (AJHL)

Head Coach Mark Howell (2nd season) Assistant Coaches Cory Cross, Brad Isbister Goaltending Coach Brad Kirkwood Athletic Therapist Alana Dyrland Athletic Therapy Student Jade Viegas Sports Information Director Ben Matchett Hockey SID Eric Kerkhoven

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 1 Lazaruk LAZZ‐are‐uck 4 Egener EGG‐en‐ner 5 Gillen GILL‐lenn 6 Frere FRARE 7 Swystun SWISS‐ton 9 Isbister IZZ‐biss‐ter 10 Eisenkirch EYES‐en‐kirk 11 Sauer SOUR 19 Clement clem‐MENT 23 Jevon Desautels JEV‐on day‐so‐TELL 24 Wintoneak winn‐TONE‐ee‐ack 29 Fraipoint FRAY‐pont 35 Deobald DEE‐oh‐bald 43 Jorgensen JOAR‐genn‐senn 44 Curran KERR‐run

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1 LAZARUK 4 EGENER 5 GILLEN 6 FRERE 7 SWYSTUN

8 SCRIVENS 9 ISBISTER 10 EISENKIRCH 11 SAUER 12 GRANT

14 STOJAN 15 WHEAT 16 RICHARDS 19 CLEMENT 21 ROVATTI

22 BARTMAN 23 DESAUTELS 24 WINTONEAK 25 MOORE 27 PRITZ

31 BUTLER 35 DEOBALD 37 DeCOCK 39 NIXON 43 JORGENSEN

44 CURRAN HC HOWELL AC CROSS AC ISBISTER GC KIRKWOOD