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2015-16 DIVISION I MEN’S HOCKEY MEDIA KIT KEY DATES Fri., Oct. 2 Alaska Anchorage plays season’s first exhibition game (vs. Mount Royal) Oct. 3-4 First full slate of exhibition games, plus Colgate at Mercyhurst Fri., Oct. 9 First full slate of games, including the Ice Breaker Tournament in Portland, Maine Arizona State plays its first Division I competition at Alaska Anchorage in the Kendall Hockey Classic Sat., Oct. 10 Vermont faces Minnesota in the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Game Fri., Oct. 23 Opening of Omaha’s Baxter Arena vs. Air Force Mon., Nov. 9 Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony (including Angela Ruggiero) Nov. 27-28 Brown, Colgate, UMass Lowell and Northeastern travel to Belfast, Northern Ireland, for the Friendship Four tournament Thurs., Dec. 17 U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony (including Ron DeGregorio, Chris Drury, Angela Ruggiero) Dec. 26-Jan. 5 IIHF World Junior Championship (Helsinki, Finland) Jan. 8 & 10 Arizona State hosts Connecticut, Michigan Tech and Yale in the Desert Hockey Classic Jan. 30-31 North Star College Cup (Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, Minn.) Feb. 1 & 8 Beanpot (TD Garden, Boston) Feb. 19-21 USA Hockey’s Hockey Weekend Across America Sat., Feb. 20 Colorado College vs. Denver at Denver’s Coors Field March 3-5 Conference tournament play begins in Atlantic Hockey, ECAC Hockey and Hockey East March 11-13 Conference tournament play begins in NCHC, WCHA March 19 Conference championship games March 20 NCAA Selection Show March 25-27 NCAA Regionals (sites) April 7 & 9 NCAA Frozen Four (Amalie Arena, Tampa, Fla.) June 24-25 NHL Draft (First Niagara Center, Buffalo, N.Y.) collegehockeyinc.com | @collegehockey 2015-16 COLLEGE HOCKEY MEDIA KIT DIVISION I PLAYERS BY HOMETOWN United States – 68% Canada – 30% Europe – 2% (58 players, 13 countries) American players come from 40 states plus D.C. The top 10: Minnesota – 204 Michigan – 144 Massachusetts – 115 New York – 94 Illinois – 73 California – 56 Pennsylvania – 55 New Jersey – 54 Colorado – 44 Wisconsin – 41 Canadian players by province: Ontario – 191 British Columbia – 116 Alberta – 89 Quebec – 35 Saskatchewan – 22 Manitoba – 13 Top European countries: Sweden – 20 Finland – 19 Russia – 4 Slovakia – 3 BY JUNIOR LEAGUE Division I players come from 30 junior leagues. The top producers sending players directly to Division I: USHL – 584 players (includes 47 from the U.S. NTDP) BCHL – 259 NAHL – 236 OJHL – 93 AJHL – 89 CCHL – 77 USPHL – 65 EJHL – 64* * Member teams from the former EJHL now make up the USPHL and EHL (9 players) 2015-16 COLLEGE HOCKEY MEDIA KIT ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS ENTERING 2015-16 Points: Kevin Roy, Northeastern – 124 Danny O’Regan, Boston University – 110 Andrew Gladiuk, Bentley – 108 Alex Petan, Michigan Tech – 102 Zac Lynch, Robert Morris – 101 Kalle Kossila, St. Cloud State – 99 Jimmy Vesey, Harvard – 98 Tyler Morley, Alaska – 92 Tyson Spink, Colgate – 91 Mario Lucia, Notre Dame – 86 Goals: Jimmy Vesey, Harvard – 56 Kevin Roy, Northeastern – 55 Andrew Gladiuk, Bentley – 55 Bryce Gervais, Minnesota State – 51 Mario Lucia, Notre Dame – 49 Danny O’Regan, Boston University – 49 Sam Anas, Quinnipiac – 45 Assists: Kevin Roy, Northeastern – 69 Kalle Kossila, St. Cloud State – 65 Cristoval Nieves, Michigan – 61 Danny O’Regan, Boston University – 61 Alex Petan, Michigan Tech – 61 Power-Play Goals: Andrew Gladiuk, Bentley – 27 Sam Anas, Quinnipiac – 19 Ahti Oksanen, Boston University – 16 Danny O’Regan, Boston University – 16 Mario Lucia, Notre Dame – 16 Ralph Cuddemi, Canisius – 16 Shorthanded Goals: Zac Lynch, Robert Morris – 6 Bryce Gervais, Minnesota State – 6 JT Compher, Michigan – 4 Dominic Toninato, Minnesota Duluth – 4 Chad McDonald, Ferris State – 4 Tyler Morley, Alaska – 4 Adam Chapie, UMass Lowell – 4 2015-16 COLLEGE HOCKEY MEDIA KIT ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS ENTERING 2015-16 Game-Winning Goals: Austin Ortega, Omaha – 12 Jimmy Vesey, Harvard – 11 Danny O’Regan, Boston University – 11 Alex Petan, Michigan Tech – 11 Sean Kuraly, Miami – 11 Games Played: Drake Caggiula, North Dakota – 123 Bryce Gervais, Minnesota State – 122 Travis St. Denis, Quinnipiac – 119 Matthew Caito, Miami – 119 Nolan Zajac, Denver – 119 Gabe Levin, Denver – 119 Saves: Jake Hildebrand, Michigan State – 2,778 Kevin Boyle, UMass Lowell – 1,802 Jackson Teichroeb, Niagara – 1,750 Carmine Guerriero, Alabama-Huntsville – 1,644 Michael Garteig, Quinnipiac – 1,632 Save Percentage: Kyle Hayton, St. Lawrence – .937 Jayson Argue, Bentley – .934 Michael Bitzer, Bemidji State – .929 Evan Cowley, Denver – .929 Alex Lyon, Yale – .928 Goaltending Wins: Michael Garteig, Quinnipiac – 46 Charlie Finn, Colgate – 37 Jay Williams, Miami – 36 Thatcher Demko, Boston College – 35 Jake Hildebrand, Michigan State – 35 Shutouts: Michael Garteig, Quinnipiac – 11 Jake Hildebrand, Michigan State – 10 Alex Lyon, Yale – 10 Ryan McKay, Miami – 8 Charlie Finn, Colgate – 7 Cole Huggins, Minnesota State – 7 Jamie Phillips, Michigan Tech – 7 Jay Williams, Miami – 7 2015-16 COLLEGE HOCKEY MEDIA KIT ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS ENTERING 2015-16 Goals-Against Average: Michael Bitzer, Bemidji State – 1.80 Kyle Hayton, St. Lawrence – 1.95 Michael Garteig, Quinnipiac – 1.99 Cole Huggins, Minnesota State – 1.99 Jayson Argue, Bentley – 2.00 Alex Lyon, Yale – 2.00 RETURNING OFFENSE FROM 2014-15 Most Returning Goals: UMass Lowell – 117 Minnesota State – 107 Harvard – 106 Bowling Green – 103 Michigan Tech – 99 Boston University – 99 Omaha – 96 Minnesota Duluth – 94 Quinnipiac – 94 Robert Morris – 93 Most Returning Points: UMass Lowell – 297 Harvard – 271 Michigan Tech – 266 Boston University – 264 Minnesota State – 262 Minnesota Duluth – 255 Omaha – 254 Michigan – 250 Northeastern – 249 Robert Morris – 245 Highest Percentage of Returning Goals: Omaha – 91.4% Holy Cross – 89.3% Merrimack – 88.9% Quinnipiac – 88.7% Harvard – 87.6% UMass Lowell – 87.3% Bowling Green – 86.6% Yale – 86.0% Ferris State – 83.0% Minnesota Duluth – 81.7% 2015-16 COLLEGE HOCKEY MEDIA KIT Highest Percentage of Returning Points: Omaha – 90.1% Yale – 88.5% Holy Cross – 87.5% Clarkson – 86.9% Minnesota Duluth 85.0% Harvard – 84.7% UMass Lowell – 84.1% Army – 81.3% Northeastern – 81.1% Ferris State – 80.4% RETURNING ALL-AMERICANS Alex Lyon, Yale (East – first team) Matt 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